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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09
FEW REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
rs TIL Il II Z - IT.

Il Is made the best principle, while the foreign
watch Is generally made on 10 principle al all
let - look the contrast. The foreign watch u
mostly made by and boys, .a.sd While their
labor IS cheap their work dear a. an price. such
watches made without PLAN and sold without guar
antee They are irregular construction, and quite -
irregular il movement They designed only 10 sell
the buyer tho party most thoroughly sold. Thoee
who have kept anchors p" epiDes and e sw 81 lev
ers IA profsssd repair for few years viii appreciate
The truth 81 our statement.
TIE PLAN Or Tia AMERICAN WATCH
Instead Of be1g made Of several hundred little pieces.
screwed together tie body u the American watch u
formed Of SOLID PLATES No jar interieres with the
harmony OF its working aud sudden shock can throw
machinery out o. gear. Secession Of one part from
another is unknown lie Constitution and 10 riding OF
any business plrsat i is all held together as ermly
single piece Of meta Il Is Just what all machinery
should be-
lst ACCURATE
% SIMPLE
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DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich

l. igan, county q Ingham. ss-Ats session OF the
Probate Court for the county OF lngham holden the
PROBATE Oce tie village 4 Mason, Tuesday. the
frst day % september. u Tie year IhOusant light
hundred an sky three, Prsseat, Wm Il Plnckney
J1cge Of Probate II the matter u The estate u Heury
Fay, dec-1so5- On rez-ing and ding the petit
ton -liy verified. = Gar otts u P4tt-rsn craving
that letters Of aininl-ratlo lpoi sll nav
granted - said petitioner or soe other suitable person
Thersupon IL = ordered thai Monday, the 5th dAy Of
October next a. II clock Z the forenoon be
o. 60 hearing u SAID petition AZ that the heirs "A
~ ieceaset an1 a. other persons interested IL said
esf are requires . appear Al session o. sad Court
tLs - l1seu - the Probate one Il The village Of
Alsll -n4 -1S cause, any there he why the prayer
u The should not be grantel AMI i ia fur
tr1r nrf flt sail petitioner give notice % the per
sa-- its--f "a said estate Of the pendency OF SAID
f..... o.. ring thereof, By causing copy O.
ans 1- pub. shed IA the Lansing Republican a
new-.4f A.. circulating L. sal county Of Ing
lsl4 w.-eS previous T. sail Jay Of hear
Il- At- fs- W. 3 PIN KNEY
4--5 J--ge - Probate
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q. $. ASSESSORS NOTICE.
rSuEp STATS ASSESSORS OFFICE
Third Collection District o. Michigan,
ILxuSG. ArGCs1 Z4TE. l651

CNTTFD sTATE3 As,E.-Dk's UfFIIE,1
Third Collection District o. Michigan,
LSzSs, ArGrsI Z4Tzs 1853
NOTICE is hereby given, that the lists
~ q val1stio1s and enuneratiSns o. property IN
th County q Irg1aIn subject % TAX under the Act 70
rovsde Internal Revelcs 70 support the Government,
nd 70 pay Interest the pubic debt approved July
!. I5sz and tie snencatory act approved A2reo 81
l made an tze1 by the Assistant Assessors q sAi1
District viii remain open FOR the eIani1ation q Al
perso1s Interested for The space q fifteen Gays To
TIE 18th cay q August, 1865 al the once o. -
steele u tie village q Nason between toe no.fh y
O'Clock 4 u and 4 P " Aoc inneei-Ie,g 49,. = -
expiration q the SAID fifteen Gays o. re ...n S.y
september, vii receive and oS,si
to-s 80 - taeu 6y TIE sad Assistant Assessors
Al appeals . TIE Assssor a. rsa 2 81 e ss
= - -eso.scfiug which decision y reelesten
~ So. re ground or principle q nsge2ty or
conplsi1ed o.
4ssEz
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

Saturday, 5th. Rain II inch
Average temperature for the the past week, eOo75.
Frost Thursday night the Thermometer descending
10 go No damage from il psrceptiole.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-09

~ ANitD - 1000 Perch of Large
~-e. ..lls the coming winter
b L BART & co
august -. 4S5u
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CUNDAT SCHOOL
10 by l. Epson, s z kissio
ATsz1s and LPssE Street, La
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New Advertise ents
T ANSING SALT COMPANY. =

IL There Will be meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Lansing salt Manufacturing Company at representative
Hall in the City Of lansing, Friday evening, at
O'clock the 18th day Of Sept. inst, Much important
busenss will come before the meeting, and every per
interested viii please be present full report Of
al the officers Of the Company will be made
437w2 JOHN A kerr. President
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7 IST OF LETTERS remaining in thu

IL Post 0fice st lansing, Mich. Sept. O. 1scs. AL Il
letters advertised subject extra charge Of one
cent Persons calling for them viii please say a. AdvsF-
tissd
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
The NIurfree sssoro Battle
GEN. RosENCRANS OFFICIAL DIsPATc

GEN. ROSENCRANS' OFFICIAL DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1863
The following dispatcn has been received At
headquarters:
Department Of The Cum6erland Jan. 5, 1868.
To Maj. Gen Hsleck
We have fought one of the greatest battlez s,f
the war, and are victorious "
Our entire success on the 3lst was prevented h
surprise of the right flank but ire hare M ,er.
Ae-leSS beaten them, after athree days fgkt.
They fled with great precipitation on Satu rdav
night The last of their cavalry column LEI this
morning, Their loss was very heavy. Their Gems
Rains and Hanson are killed Gems. CIadson
Adams and breckenridge are wounded.
tSgnedl W. S, ROSECR ANS.
Louisville j al. 6-Nothing later from Re ,secrans
army is received, but entire confidence is now fell
hat heis all righ1. The rebels are badly beaten
You will have 10 wait some DAYS before the list
OF killed and oulAded will be received
NGShUftle, Jan. 5.-From persons arriv ing from
the battle, learn that on Saturday night during
the storm, the rebels attacked our men in their ri.
ne>pits along the whole line, There was heavy
lighting IN The centre. We drove the enemy across
h, Stone River, The 18th Pennsyl vania fret
carried the point
On sunday morning Stanley's hrigat lie entered
" urireesooro The town Is injured by shells -
zen. Sill's body was at the court house.
The rebels buried their own dead and our off,
GERS.
There has been great loss OF Confed ,rate life
We loose about 800 killed and woun ded and
about D. 600 prisoners
Inc e'aemy retreated to Tullahoma
. Our 5rces are terribly scattered. Op,t of 1876
Nol0ne'4s engaged, We lost Is killed.
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A Righteous Act.

The Chicago Board of Trade lately passed e
preamble and Resolution condemning the
reasonable course of the Times newspaper o
that city, and excluding it from the read
ing rooms of the Board for the reason. A day
or two after, few friends of the Times of like
REASONABLE proclivities thought they might ac
complish something in the way of a re-hearing
there being a much fuller attendance OF the
Board. To test the question, the org inal NOV
er of the Resolutions moved for re>oonsiders
ton. This motion was promptly laid on the
table by an overwhelming majority The mex
day the Directors of the Board of Trade con
frmed the action of the Board unanimously
aud thus the leading rebel sheet of the north
west is kicked out and condemned as a treason
able publication, unfit TO be sustained or read
by loyal men.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
Latest from Ficksburg

HELENA, ARK. Jan. 2
Speciol to NcsS York Tri6ume.-The battle i
s1i IL raging at Vicksburg, but with decisive
results.
Our forces took the main battery and rife pits
ofthe enemy Monday but were afterwards repul
ned, and lost their ground Five cannon were ia
ken and spiked and lost again.
Gen. Morgan and Col J B. Wyman are killed
Col. Morgrn L. Smith and Capt. Gwin ar
wounded, not mortslly.
Both armies rested Monday night after a hare
fought day.
Our troops are still confident OF victory.
CAIRO Jan. THE news from VicksburgIr i,
Price and Van Dorm commanded the rebels
1t is rnmored that Sherman was being largel,
reinforced by the arrival of Grants cavalry.
The guEboats are not doing much, for the enc
my are we'll posted and protected in the front and
rear and won't yield the contest I'll Vicksburg il
in our possession.
Our loss in killed and wounded ST. far is estir1s
ted at 5000.
one day later.
The rebels concentrated all their force from Gre
NADIA Jackson and along the line # the road a,
mounting to 65, 600 al Vick>buIgh. Ths over,
yyheirning force attacked sherman Monday md
The rebel entrenC hmenis ana Notifications uier-
I'd oack from the city six miles. aud Sherman's
.orce had fought ts way to Within miles of the
city when attacked by this superior force
The fighting Sunday is represented es desperate
n the extreme Batteries and Notifications were
taken and retaken, where regiments and even brig
q les were fighting hand to hand over the guns aud
fo- the possession of the defences
The 4th Iowa lost go in killed, wounded and
mlssing. Gen. Hovey with 1900 men sent nut to
execute specal order have not been hazard from,
and fears are entertained for their safety. Moth :
ing has yet been heard from the forces below, nor
can we learn that the gunboats take any part in
the action 1t is reported that rebel steamers are
crossing from the Louisiana shOr- to Wick sburgh,
supposed to be carrying reinforeements.
Last accounts state that Holmes is marching in
that direction it is not improbable that he has ar
rived. Gen. Smith is wounded in the breast
There was fighting Tuesday morning, after Sher-
man had fallen back, but it was thought he could
maintain his position until reinforced Report
that he had been reinforced by Grant is incorrect.
Joe johnson is in command at Vicksburg 1t is
reported thatGen. German is evacuat ng Helena
with the intention of occupying Napoleon Sher
mans loss ia estimated at from four TO five thouS~
and Grants army is yet at Holly Springs. Trains
an from Memphis to LaGrange.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08

We are glad to learn that there is no doubt
Of the triumphant election OF Hon. WALTER d
MCINDoE, as member of Congress in place o.
Hon Luther Hanchett deceased, in the old q
District for the balance of the present term anc
in the 9th District, tor the term commencing
the 4th of March next. Mr. McIndoe is at pres
ent Provost Marshal General of the State, which
he has filed, since his apppointmen',mos cred
ilably to himself and the, entire satisfacti ton O.
all parties. He has hitherto served severa
terms in the State Legislature, where he al
ways acquitted himself honorably, and proved
himself aud able, efficient and trustworthy Leg
islator. He will support the administration tt
the best of his ability, and We doubt not, il
the discharge of his high duties he will reflect
cyedb upon the State which he in part repre-
resents, and at the same time act for the bes
interests of particular District
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DIED,
Obituary.

Departed this life in this city, Jan. LIST, WN. B.
JONES, aged 81 years, s months and days.
During his protracted and most painful illness, his
unnurmurng patience touching to all who Witness
ed it, and gave surestproof Of the sustaining grace OF
the Heavenly Father; and his christian soul grew
rip for departure his countepance instead Of wearing
the shadow of death, almost literally shone with the
ight OF the other world.
Another soul from earth redeemed
Hath taken its wonGrous flight above,
Another golden harp sends forth
Sweet sounds of melody and love,
Ere the sill vered cords were loosened
Marked you not those plaintiVe tones
Pleading with his heavenly Father,
Mingling prayer and dying means
Listening angels lowering round him
Caught that eager, earnest cry,
Soaring upwards swift they bore it,
Now his record is on high.
Weeping loved ones bending lowly,
Sadly here their loss deplore;
Yet in heaven they hope to greet him,
Where tears and partnss are no more.
H.E.C.
In this city, on the 2sth of December last Mrs. MA
MA Louisa wife of W. NJ Harrison, aged 40 years and
months
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The proclamation Hn Dixfo.

A Happy Nep Years Greetit0g ito tFe COlOred
People III the department Qf..the South:
In accordance, as believe, with the will of ouI
Heavenly Father, and by direction of our grea
and good friend. whose name you are ali familiar
with. Abraham Lincoln. President Of the United
States and COMMANDMENTS of th5 army
and navy, on the st day of January, 1868, you
will be declared "foieVer free.
When in the course of human events there
comes day which Is destined to be eVerlast'
ing beacon light making joyful era III the
progress Of a nation aud the hopes of a people
it seems to be firing the occasion that it should
not pass unnoticed by those whose hopes i.
comes 70 brighten and to bless.
Such day to you is January /, 1858. l
therefore call upon all the colored people in this
Department to assemble on that day at the
headquarters of the first regiment of South
Carolina rolunteerss, there to hear the Presir
dents Proclamation read, and to indulge in
such other manifestations of joy as may be CALI
I'd forth by the occasion. 1t is your duty to
carry this good news to your brethren who
are still n slavery. Let all your voices, like
merry bells join loud and clear in the grand
chorus Of iberty-"We are Free" 1--WE are
free"-nntil listening, You shall hear its echoes
coming back from every cabin IN the land
eve are free" I'VE are free"
X. SAXToN.
Rrip Gen. and Military Governor
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
uyan,qry first, ssgatssn h'e"6"sa and ''r'y't'T''

- dnIEGFy FIRST, sagfAseE "''''s
sr.sp like an anvil, when ia beaten
Win the fun vigor Of the smiths Tght arm
ed Ii[e the noble oak-tree, when us eaten
o., he saperda and his rayenous sWartl!
$500 smiths will strike thee ringing Bows
r. The red drama now enscting close
AID human insects gnawing at thy lame,
Gonsnire to bring thy honored head to shame
stand like the armament, upholden
Nv an invisible but Almighty hanu
10 ybon1 soever JUSTICE doth emboIdens
TTnsbaken unseduced, unaw'd snail stah@'
1-r,,sible support is mightier far,
~, ,nbie aims than walls Of granite are
WIN ., Iii consciousness of justice, gives
s,repgth to q purpose while that purpose lives.
s,apd like the rock that looks defiant
Par DER the surging seas that lash its FORM
Composed, determined, watchtul, seH-reLan''
ne master Of myself and rule the storm
And thou ghalt soon behold the bow Of PEE .eosa
span the bro heaZne and s hs Ti hat meet,
Suhfued anu C1L .a' 1 W. D. GALLAGHER.
Kant tc5y Dec 1862. ,z.v,z,.,,.
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These figures. which are doubtless approx
inately correct, leave no doubt Of MCINDoE $
aection for both the long and short term, by
hTge majorities
We congratulate the successful candidate
upou having made so good run, and the peo-
w upon having elected 50 good candidate -
MADISON Journal.
The husband who does not prefer his own fire.
sde TO any other spot on earth, has no spot 10 be
hppy ID.
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rO.W.WER CF.FK.
OFFICE IF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH,

d
Kenosha, January Sth, 1868.
GRAIN MARKETr-on account of the bad state of
the roads the receipts of grain have been extremely g
for the week past The roads now froSen again and
we MAY soon look for free deliveries ofboh grain
and provisions. Wheat continues firm and unchanged
the quotatio ms ranging at ssc down according to es
t.blished grede Barley quite firm at 81 for prime
samples Ordinary to fair samples thou gh less active
are saesbl. at 75a0Oc per cushe Corn in the Ear
rood request and brings 2oa22c bushe for earn
or 25c for Tabs Ears Oats SIC.
PROVISIONS We note better demmand for choice
samples OF butter though the pFeces paid do not war
as in advancing last weeks quotations of 12s1a
,or nrue lots Potatoes remain steady at former quo
tations Of ,Oa5O or sound.
DRESSED HoGs.--The market for dressed hogs is
AMER and we oe an advance Of 15c light and 2Oa2o
on heavy hogs We quote hogs weigh ing 25O to 300 at
"a. 90 over 3OOlbs 81. 12a$4,25
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
The wisconsin Farwer.-This public

ton under the interchangeable energy and perseve
renee of its able editors and publishers, is be-
coming, and that meritoriously, the leading A gri
cultural journal of the Northwest. 1t has Just
entered upon it's 18th year, and understand
with the largest circulation of any similar jour
nal in the west. Not farmer in the whole north,
west ought to be without il. As an inducement
he publishers offer one ofLloyds great Maps, as
premium to every Dollar subscriber. Address
HorT &. CAMPBELL Publishers Madison Wis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08

III telegraph reports among che killed at
Muir freesboro. Col. CARPENTER. of the Gsth
Wisconsin" The 18th Wisconsin, is with
GRANTS army, and it has no Col c ARPENTEE.
we we therefore conclude that the reference is to
zap =: STEPHEN d CARPENTER, of The sth " is
con. sin Battery.
Capt. CARPENTER went fir ON Steven :
Poip t, in this State-Madison Jo yrnaL
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08

Tho November number of the Mort h Brit'Sh
Ouoyterlv Revieao comes to our table with the
following papers:-Christain Individuality, The
Austrlsn Empire in 1862 Poems by A II. Clough
Assimilation of Law, France and Scotland
NJ Michel, Popular and Prophetic Literature
Syria and the Eastern Question, st. Clemens Eve
and the American Conflict, list from which every
scholar and thinker Fl nd something to his taste
This number completes the volume. % year
with the other three Reyiecs and Blacksoood ) 10
Address LEONARD SCoTT & Co, 70 Fulton
Street, New York
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
U. S. EXCISE TAX NOTICE.

~ OTlCG is hereby gwen that the annual
of the u. 5. Excise Tax for the FIRST
Collection District Of Wisconsin, has been mnde BY
CHAs A BRONSON Esq., u s. Assessor for said District,
and Lists thereof returned the Collector OF said Dis
trict fer Collection.
said annual Lists contain the assessment OF all per
in said District liable pay License Tax, Tax
Carriages, Silver Pis'e &c. Also Lists Of the month
iy dues of Manufactures Railroads. and all others liza
bic pay monthly Gues, for tn months Of September.
October and November, have been returned to the Col
lector for collection, aud that all Of said Iaxes have be-
come que add payable.
All persons Liable pay any OF said Taxes thus re-
turned rs above specified to the Collector notified
that they must be paid on or before
Monday, the 18Th day of January, 1863
or in default of the payment Il any ofsad Taxes within
thu tms above named, ten per centum additional the
amour assessed will be ad ed and collections made
"a required by the 18Th Sec. OF the Excise Law.
Specie or U s. Treasury Notes. only, taken In pay
meDt Of Taxes.
me License Taxes, and all other U. g. Excise Taxes
doe RON parsons or corporations in the County OF Re
nosha must be paid to L. Is. NICHOLS, U. g. Deputy
Collector at his Office
Dated December 80 1852
THOMAS J EMER ON,
Collector Of Internal ReDsaHe,
80X2H First Dist Of Wisc0Rsin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08

Great TeIeRrnphic Feni.-The message
from San Francisco, announcing the capture OF
the steamship Ariel, received IN this city isst
Saturday evening. was transmitted over the tele-
graphic lines to New York in less than two hours
"a distance of over 1000 miles. The dispatch
vas telegraphed from Sacramento to Chicago q
distance of over 2, 45O miles, direct; that s, with
out being repeated at any intermediate telegraph
ic stations There is no doubt, had the wires be-
tween New York and San Francisco been unoc-
cupied by other business, that the message would
have reached the city at an early hour Saturday
afternoon. The above mentioned promptness &
rapidity of transmission of dispatches from that
quarter of the globe are of daily and hourly occur
renee,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08

~ The defalcations of Major Cook, the recre
ant u. s. Paymasrer, are ascer!ained 10 be
1896 000. The Cincinnati gamblers have re-
funded $53 900. The government is said to
have recovered $125,O0O.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08

Hon Thos ii. Hicks has been appointed 8.
Senator, to fill the vacancy from Maryland occa.
stoned by the death Of Sedator Pierce
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08

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Cut out the advertisement in another column, and call
or send for it.
BEW.4RE OF COUNTERFEITS
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CLLAES R.lATEED. aw2l
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Iy42 LORD SMITH.
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TowrnrILLr. Crawford Co.. Wis. Feb. n, 1861.

Z ( OMGUPATHY IN the ascendant! Imuaediate re-
aH lief Guaranteed DR. sNYTHE, from Lo4 ION, AZ
"a opened abisnment IL Philadelphia, Pa, for
III the treatment OF FensdEe LOnpptdt7ps. Read his
adVertis ement in another column, headed GA
III s, READ" lyl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
Brig. Gen. and Military Cover

CYAN old lady comp iaiped to the doctor
that she could scarcely breathe.
Don't try, my good soul, replied her can
did ply sician nobody wants you to do it,"