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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
the Greut Enstsrn Onrs Mere i'm ssur
tcr--Ths Past ana Present Sond'i'O"
the Mammoth, ship-Nsnles Of h"s i..-
GERS, Ens ,ncers, y-idsh.pmcu, ~.

The mammoth steamship Great E.sn %
a4gie H. waters. hayits arrived h-'e Oh Ned'- H
- ., early hour. after an excellent and v-r To-
.age Liverpool Ste now lies 1t an nor " ''as
ana Il IL ba, due to Capt, Patton and hs oif
although havins OF $40 pss.et ssr, 54,i.
90 tun. In froisS, trio utmost regularity .t
prevailed duuns the en.re passage. SAGE ne ''
~h,n her Majesty Oseen Victoria IL ag,y .a i-s 30
Frinc. Cou.oft All Sue m-mNe'' cf sh- icy l'
paid tho Grea; Bdsaiu VISIT AZ lIalyhead .e' i" "a
she River Thaacs slie ever hs, been In pFrrl
tiou as a! present.
Mt. Arehdeacou tho Par.sr .sy.. "rhe 'ora,e -,
exceedingly ploasan, and deli hiisl orc, a.
wha, uiisht 10 called gale Of wrd fr'm '.'
In Liverpool Until sEr!va! In uahias ~ f.'
sengrta we're al landed IN the beet " hesth rr' sr
not ,uur va. heard from of them hoa. ir- a,
wen, on board a, Liverpool until th-ir arrival '' en-
The Grrat Eastern having once more s"i't'd"'
broad Atlante 40 a passenger ans usdus f,si ris
/ continue g. sal regularly between LiSoto seq
the entife Ater her at eisss,t. 4" '
tauA ua,. which va, psri,lly repaired r'''f'
her 4, Iiy-rpoe on het altysi al tina rof lh-'
tho oush sveihaahas.
This task wHs intrus,ed 10 Mr.. Johu Ls d. fi' A.
heat who having mnutely iesp,ei-d he ''i-@s'-i
Ia, s.e.t ship lad her pl,e-d sritAo' g. 40 h'''
sey. Whva IL, reP-iis we're foiy Z. "F'.''
gave dii-et.oa, fot her saloons CABIN 'e'''' '''
commandments 10 be cleaned fon st-m ' re
rsu,y. tea deeosa,ed aud painted oil through ITO
r,tisns and paintings wers Of vefy eo''H H'"
betths nave all been newly Furnished "a &C., -1
cleanliness which peTvade tho man o"
satisfactory ch'mcteL ,-..... -
As,.,.r.t. ,,.i,,s IA. been appOin'ro ~ --'A Of -
li,,,, ,r,,., sud n may also be- st.tri hr POD cap
o1 t,,.r,.av, steward lot the si'p a.-'' '. '.'
N.,cb,,,r 10 sceep, Of .iiaaiioa 90 in. f''' a.
A, a., o.,iod II her history h. 'he er'a ia De
H., =, n,s..ut The cspta.n ulber' ''' ere" ''"
cou,,,ou.. aud oblsius 20 all VINO ,o'' "'..'
sheis acquaintance f, ...
n. oiror cabins sud ,cerasr DIP 'rr'. '' wv
=, ~ IN ,,ufor,s which charsetri a. is saloons "'
..h,, bpt thoy are eIcscdiusly "ai e'-.',''@'
o,rh .on,o,sI Of b, The hosI vt pl'srrlst' T''e"-
this TIP 49,, .. A. ..i
ON, thing we have been ,ssuei o. 'sa. ilt ''.
don aud wallace re.pecius The conn 70 3D. t-.
,vil h., oh ef,ed On board, All tnat. ; I.. ID A'1
and other matters are concerned te'A VIA 70
,h,.s r..pec,. The fol,lWin l. correct "'' o. -
pei oficers .. .,,r...
CANAAN und Con.nauder, Wai.oT ! 'oA 'i.e'
- u,,.tua.- put.rf Ault 0u..H. rirfrt' a.
s.cand lI,'-r Edward Bootn, Ihiri vinoei "
E.n"ph ,Iai,,r ~ L,oas, fn4 L4.ce4. go. -....
r,jsbou.n Ms.sra Kat. NclT ten'r'' -'' ~. t...
,ht.i Ensin.,r J. hphe.tsoui >rcono - ..te- ...
an I'd I'D WIN Ia junior & .assrf ttt is-'f.
lg,, ald Nv Stewards saa soW'~' ''''.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

THEATERs.-At Niblo's Garden tits evening Mss
Bateman cas- her farewell benefit. Her engage
ment will of course terminate as triumphant az
during the past FIVE weeks, i. has progressed. Such
popularity ss that which she now enjoys is rare il
any theatrical experience. "TEe HuncbbAc% viii
be performed to-Jight.
On Monday next Mr. Wheatly will produce
"The Dukes Mouo,' play which, hay.ns lie
prestige If great success III London, and being
known as the adaptation Of a skiIlful and pol
dramatic writer Mr.. john Brougliam, "i'i at once
attract public attention. Mr.. Whe-tley viii repre-
sent the leading charActsr-that il which NJ. Feen-
ter Gas made himself famous fcr more than hGa.
Gred nights 4; the Lyceam IA-atel-ana NJ. W.
Collins will sustain Mr. Brcug hams original por.
The Cas- throughout will be effective, aud tie
cry, costumes, etc, will be splendid 80 re-
sources Of Niblo'5 can make them.
At tie Winter Garden this evening new, AMI il
is to be hoped, an intelligent adaptation Of hosa-
tbals Deborah will be performed for the hf,I
time. ] he principal character Will be essayed b.
Observation-Disclosures Seden Mise or Mrs. n0'
specified Ia Tho biis -and The support will Ce sod.
Mr.. l.. T. Barrett will represent Jossph Nj. SO.
Jamison, Na,hsn, tie AposEsIe Jew, and III. Il NY
Pearson the Pastor. There will be come cuIiesi'y
to witness version Of Deborah which is n-''r.
stood to be faithful Translation, and Mt ut -r,
contemplate III Comparison vita the Or glba. va ,.
At the French Thesier, NibiOS Saloon, " Doc
Gear de Bazan' VIII this evening be lerfouas ior
ths Iast time this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

Francs closing the higher figures. Gold has not been very
excited but been firm under the accounts ftom the We"
at l44i645!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

On our second aud third pages this morning
will be found Literary Notices, a letter from
Paris, and other interesting matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

Drake is for Immediate, leatman for Gradual
Emancipation; but tie latter had the hearty
support of those who are opposed to any
Emancipation at all. Yeatman Is personally
popular, and would have called out a stronger
vote had there been chance OF his election.
Unionists of the Free States You are
urged 10 oppose the Presidents Emancipation
policy ia order that the loyalty of tue Border
Slave States may be strengthened. ST. LOUIS
affords your proper answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

devote .yhut spare time they may have to this
noble work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
st. LGUIS.

The full official vote of st. Louis last Mon.
day for a Member of the Constitutional Con-
xfntnn Is NJ fnllnMs;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
A VAST ENIEEPKGsE EG.EOsLD
I:Y WGi1E..

The "Wonen's Lo!al National Leasue,"
recently organized in tn. city, 1T h meeting
beid by them yesterday at The Cooper ihs,i,u.e
adopted the following resolutions:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
G.s. MzApE's NAsAeuxryr orrHs

Gas. MsADE's kAEAGIXTNI OF THE BATTLE.-
Ger. Meade did not fghs ais army by corps
A the blitie ragged more hercely here or there,
desschmsnts of divisions Or brigsdes were seat
to support, and wsuld remaia until wanted else
where.
So admirably we're the several res.tances and
nslaughts managed, that whenever aud where
yer supporting coisHns were needed, then and
there they would be found in sufficient force 70
accomplish the object desired
All the heights and every advantageous po-
.itsn aloRE the entire line where artillery could
be uHassed or battery planted, frowsed down Oh
the enemy tsrosgh brsws Of brass and iron.
There was no conceivable advance or approach
tsst eoEld not be raked and crossed with The sr
Nliery. The reserve artillery asd all t1s essen
sisls 20 insure victory we're in position at the
. riEst tine. The immense cavalry force, too, ter
once, was present, covering both fanks OF the
army and continually harrsssiug the enemy
This was q new and an encouraging feature that
gave confidence TO the men aud security 20 the
trains.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

A WARNING TO C0PPEkHEADs George Book
or, State Senator, who lived at PsgsstoWn, absui
niae zilss frsn Harrisburg, has been Visitss by
ais friends from Dixie. He il kaovn as one OF
the most violent Copperheads in the Legislature.
BE was the leader in the nevem9nt to forbid
Senator Wright aEd Andy Johson froz speaking
in tbs Capitol lsst winter, and has never made
any conceslzent of hs hostility to the war
against the rebellion aud his sympsthiss with the
South.
When be heard ths rebels we're csning he
said he did rot care-they we're geHtlezen, asd
respected private property. They collected il
'front.' of his house and ke came out snd made q
listls speech. He said, So an informed freE
several sources, that be sympashised with them
Ihs! shs rebellion was justified and the war uR-
just; that il was all ths Aboltionists, &c, in she
ssssl style Of CoPperhesdI; whereupsn the rsb-
sls Immediately proceeded to give him beAest
They tssk al ala hsrsss and cattle, ell the -four
and grain froz ais nil, which Is a large enc
a,d was, unfortunately for him, very well stock.
! ed, and, in fact, cleaned him out' nest coH-
/ pletsly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

JOINT REVOLUTION respecting the Compensation Of
ths Judges snd forth under the Treaty with Grsst
Britain. and other persons employed in the su7pres-
sion Of the Slave Trade.
BE Il Tesoscd By ths Ses0ss snd H0ss Of Representatives
Of > Cnttod Soses Of ZBs<cs in Cor0yeks dsse=6J>d
That the President Of the United Ststes be- and hereby
is authorized TO eKpend during she fiscal year ending
lhe thrtisth day Of June eighteen hundred and sixty
four, mach OF the appropriation Of second Aarcs,
eighteen hundrsd and SIXTY as he nay deem
dent and proper not exceeding Ia She whole ten thou
sane dollars fer compensation to United Statcs
shas dstrct attorneys and ether persons employed in
enforcing the lava fer the suppression ~ the African
sAvetrsdo foT services they render, and fer
which allowance 10 otherusEsi proViaed - lSw; and
also much sf said appropriation Gs may be AecsssATy
pay the salaries OF the judges and arbitafors appoint
By him pursuant 10 the Aet Of Congress approved
July sleven sgbteen hundred and sixty two, enttled
carry nte eject the treaty bstwseB ths Uni
her Britannia Majesty for The suppressOs
Of the African slave trade and fer the expenses or the
mixed courts provided for by sAid treaty Provided
That payment shall be made W AM judge srbitra
tor accoant Of salary who, after accepting the eos
declined may hereafter decline ths without
having actually entered upon duty and no Jtdge or
braEsr shall be regarded entitled - salary from the
OF she acceptance Of the se 10 which he hAs been
may be appointed who shall not have catered upoz
the duties thereof IN good faith within three nsnths
from the date Of ais acceptance
Approved March ;, 1855.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
[PrBuc R-so1rrroS-Xo. Gil

JOINT RESOLUTION Authorizing the Secretary OF the
Treasury 70 issue American Reg sters u certain YES
seis named therein.
R>soued by tAs S-ndte and Hoase of RyyresS7ssises
sr he Jnbtsd SiseS gf lnTleG ~ C0STe:s esssfstted
That the Secretary " the Treasury be- azd il hereby
authorized 20 American r.EIters 10 tue following
named vessels the Marion, Sefisk, q Nincsor
Hasirgs - ottswE" and - Cafo,ni,," of the Oswe
&c district in she Stale OF New YORK the Providence
owned By A. J. Richardson. % New YORK and tie Cane
cisn built City OF TOrsAto, OF Detroit and
Blue BOnnst,' Of EeW YORK.
Approved March 5, 1873
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
THE ARTS OF PEACE.
AZ KxENFLIFIED By uE REAUry. roSE AND FINISH os
Il. GAIA 4 cos MONITOR PIANO FORrEs-

a. KxENFLIFIED EV uE REAUry. TONE AND FINIsR 4
r.. GArE 4 cos MONITOR PIANO FORrEs-
Taken from the y. Y sunday Mercury !
The Arts q Peace The Arts ~ Peace
Their hiootleSs trilmphs ne 'er shall cease
When sore oppressed with toll and strife
Through all the dun routine ~ life
They exercise a soothing power
And light up sorrows darkest hour
Then let our grateful numbers now
In praise Of A. II. GALE & Co
Whose ssillful hands fame reports
Produce the best Piano Fortes,
And Music dweiis contented where
Gales M0NIr0Es delight the ear
Twas Ericsson IN wars dread hour
The rebel monster crest 70 lower
AND make. while waved our banner high
The Aerrimac inglOrious iv.
His MOSIroR. IN bloody fray
Proclaimed his skill, ani won the aay
In camer scenes. Meath Besnty's eyes
Lie Gale < Co. : great victories
Where Music. Arth and Song abound
And merry Dancers wheel their round
There Gales Piano F0rtes proclaim
Their makers skill and deathless fame C
For Sale by A. J. vIELE, at the City Book Store. ii
Lansing, Mich sm42s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
[PuBuc RHsoLUuos-No. Is
JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to Telegraph Con pan
in the District Of Columbia.

JOINT RESOLUTION relation to Telegraph Companies
in the District Of Columbia
BE resolUed By the Senate and House s ReprcGircs
Of the United states gf AmcTIeG Congress assembled,
That the Independent Line Of Telegraph corporation
organized under the laws Of the State OF New Yerk for
the purpose and with the intention OF constructing
line Of telegraph from Portland, Maine, TO Washington
city or any other corporation or company organized
according TO law, TO construct line Of telegraph be
permitted any OF the highways, reads streets
grounds the District Of Solumbis, tke extension
and operation Of their line and through the city
OF Washington and other parts Of the District Prors
ped hocer That the location and construction Of any
such line OF telegraph within the said District shall
be carried into effect without the written approval "
the ecretary Of the Interior and commssousY Of pub
lie buildings and grounds first obtained to Ihe propsr
and Of said line to be followed withn the
said district Of Columbia: And ProJs6ed furT, That
the Of said highways streets roads, And grounds
hereby granted Tor teegrHpbic purposes shs act OBJ
the and convenient occupancy Of ssid high
WAYS, streets, roads and grounds for public ether
purposes, the \; present used And all aets
heretofore psssci ant force in the District Of Co
lumba for The protection of telegraph poss wires and
corporations sh. BE- extended T. any such line Of t-
egraph-
Approved March 3 1868.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
MARION HOUSE,

<. p Angler, Proprietor, Jackson. Michigan. This
House has been enlarged, redtted, and elegantly fur
nished. Regular BOarders and Visitors can be accom-
modated with good rooms. first class fare and all the
comforts Of Hotel life, Al most reasonable prices To
trans ent guests the Marion House presents induce
msnts by way Of apartments large and well located,
and furnished more elegantly than those of any other
Hotel this part % the country The proprietor will
do all his power make every person Al the Marion
House comfortable. X. 7. Angler. Proprietor.
J. D. SEYMOUR. Head Clerk formerly Of the Angler
House Cleveland. D. +. A Moss. steward, formerly
Of the Il James Hotel Buffalo y Y 1v33S
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
[Prnuc RrsoLEr1oN-Nn. ~

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the Dstribution Of
certain Public Books and DocsmeRts
Rssoued By the Senate and H0.ss Of Rspres-rafives
Of tke CRitsd States Of Lseried Conersss Gsssb.sd
That the secretary of the Interior and ali other
dans thereof be- and hereby authorized and drec
ted equal distribution TO be made forthwith
among the members Of the houses OF the present
Congress Of all books and documents heretofore printed
purchased as the Of the GOvsrnnent and
tually belonging 10 any public library, the library
kept for any department Of the Government,
ceptng however ali such books aud documents "a are
embraced any existing order for the distribution
thereof among the members OF either house OF Coz
gress.
Approved March g. 1868.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
rPusuc Rzsorvrlor-No. "a. !

RESOLUTION 10 grant the use Of portion Of Jsdis
aFy, Arnory Square, for Home fer Destitute News
boys in Warrington
Resolred by tks senSts ss1 House Of Rspresentsyi-G
Of tA< Cnited Hsses Of lRe-<a ~ Congress ssseses
That the Secretary OF the ntersF be- and he 10 hereby
Authorizss grant Professor joseph Henry Henry
Beard and J. ". Fornsy, trustees aad their success
sors the Of portion Of the Judiciary Sqsare, ol
Arnory Square, In the city Of Washington, 70 srsc
thereon free from charge 10 she UBtsd States suita
bic building for " Hone for destitute Nswsboys'
Provided That the be ssne without preadic,
10 the pablo interests <ad prOssded That ali sxpanss
shall be borne by said trustees in erecting maintain
and renewing said building and that said building sha
be removed vhsnevsr the Secretary OF the Hersr sAA
require the sane 10 be done
Approved March s, 1883
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
lPrRIc REso1r1loN-No. III

RESOLUTION giving the thanks Of Congress TO Major
General william :. ROsecrans, aud the Oh1cers and
Men under his Command for their Gallantry and COED
Conduct in the Battle Of hurfreesbsrOsgh, Tennessee
Resolrsd by the Senate and Hotse Of RsprGeatSiv,I
Of the Cned States Of America N COnSTess sssesblsd
That the thanks Of Congress BE- and they hereby
through him the officers and men under his command
for their distinguished galsntry and coed conduct at
the battle Of Aurreeseor0ugh, Tennessee where they
achieved a signal victory for our arms
Sec .. And be II further resolred, That the Presi-
dent OF the United states be requested to the fore
going resolution 10 be communicated to Major General
RosecrAns such terms as no may deem best cacula
ted 20 give effect thereto
Approved, March 3, 1893.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
rPr.r,c Rro1rrIos-No. 2s.l

A RESOLUTION aa,loriring She Colessisn in Coin Of
Postsgss due unpaid Nail Matter from Foreign
Countries.
Hhreas The failure prepay foreign eorrsspondsncs
throws upsn the Post once Department ef the United
States large balances which have TO be paid In
therefore,
Be rcsolsed by TIE SenGts ana Hsse Of R-s-stGtsvei
Of he Unstsd states Of zmsrIca CONras assrab>d
That the Postmaster snsr.l BE- and 10 hereby author
lied TO take such nay 30 hia advsa-
Bile to cesst postagss letters from abroad, not
prepaid ia order avoid Oss in ths payment " such
balances
Approved March 3 1883
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

EA friend tells story Of g witness Ehs
makes very nice distinction in ths shades Of
lying Being quss.ionss by a lawyer as TO she
general reputation Of another witness for trusk,
she witness wss asked whether the individual
was not q aoscsioss lisr. Why" said he, roll
ing ar immense qxid of tobacco in bis Dsuih,
rot exactly SC; but he Is what l call az inter-
miltens liar,"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
[PuBuc REso1unoS-NO. l4.l

A RESOLUTION 70 facilitate the payment Of Sick and
Wounded Soldiers Ia the Hospitals and Convaeseent
Camps
ResOlpsd By the SsHdte md Hotls> Of Representatives.
Of the Untod Stdtes of 4H>rieG COnGTexS duessblsd
That the paymaster general be and he hereby author
ized and directed u take immediate Ter the
prompt pay Of the sick and wounded soldiers
the vAlescent camps, hospitals and elsewhere,
that they may be fully paid within sixty days from and
after the passage hereof
Approved March g. 1868
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
rPrsIIc Ra.olrrIos-No. 2sl

JOINT REVOLUTION TO sorpslsste the Crew Of the
United states steamer " Mentor for clothing and
other property Loaf IN the Pgblic Ssrviss-
Resolvsd by As Senate SD Hotae Of RepTa>aa;iss,
Of the Uitea stGt1s Of Ls.sries Cocras ass<rsb6
That hs proper accounting ocers Of ths treasury BE-
they hereby authorized in settling the "a
Of the petty officers seameH, ana ethsrs Of s o.
he United States steamer honiteF, Which wreck
ed Cape Hateras abeut the thFtieth day oi
December, sighteen kzRtrse and sixty i've 70 credit
each of them with the amount sf Hxty dollars 20
their losses OF bedding, clothing, and other property
oceAsionsd ~ ths siRkiag sf the said steamer
Approved March 8 lSa3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
EDGAR HOUSE,

lansing Michigan-N. ". Edgar Proprietor The Edgar
House Is new having been Just completed, and Is nt-
ted ap throughout the best style, and with fur
nitare. on Washington Avenue near the site Of the
old LANSING Honse tages leave this House daily. 34
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
IPusuc RrsoIUn~-No. 13l

JOINT RESOLUTION fixing the pay Of the CommaHdant
Of the Navy Yard al Mare Island, California.
Resored b. the Senate and HOrse Of fepreseHtLivcs
ef the Lnu>i States of Araeri1d Congress ass-Tsbled
That the pay of the officer Of the navy assigned 10
the command ~ the navy yard AZ Mare Island, Csior
shall dee tie pay his grade
Approved March =. 1853.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

AND COUNSELLOR al Law and Solicitor in
Cnancery agent Tor prosecuting claims OF soldiers and
soldiers widows against the Government for Bousty
Money. Pensions, and arrears Of pay-Isnsng, Mich.
once IN Beebe's Block. mp stairs. Washington Ave
nue.. 364
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Appointment Of a
Commissioner 70 revise and cOdiiy tie Naval laws q
the United States
Resoluod By the Scadte GHd HOtsc 0f ReprsenGtir>s
Of the Tinted States II CoYirsss dssenJJed
That the President Of the United states be- ana ne u
hereby author zed 10 appoint by and with the consent
OF the Senate) ssioner whose duty it shall be
revise and c0dfy the naval 0f the United states
report such revised code Congress ia
sion The annual salary Of sad commss shall be
three thousand dollars.
Approved, March ~, 1853.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

l SKw DRINK "A quiet sers Of an Individual,
yesterday, bsisg asked wkaI he would drink, re-
Elied, a Vicksssrg Punch, AID put little
Meade in IL OF course the reasonable rsqsesi
was Immediately Grsnted.-CkieegO Journal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
STATE OFFICERS.

AUSTIN BLAIR Governor
CHARLES > NAY, Lieutenant Governor
JAMES B. PORIEk, secretary of state
GEORGE HOUSE, Deputy do.
EMIL ANNEKE AuIIt0r General
EZRA JOSE,, Deputy DO
John OWEN, state Treasurer
JAMES TURNER, Deputy 80.
JOHN ~ GREGORY, Superintendent Pub Instruction
CORTLAND b. SIEBBiS-, Deputy do
SAMUEL >. LACY Commissioner state Land Oiilce-
CYRUS HEWITT Deputy do
ALBERT WILLIAMS. Attorney General
JOIN ROBERTSON AdJutant General
WILLIAM HAMMOND, Quarter Master General.
WILLIAM t. PlIMAS, Inspector General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

NJ HUDSON Proprietor Lansing, Michigan, opposite
Capitol building. General stage once kept in cOnnec
lion with the House.
Lansing, Mich, April -, 1853. All
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

S.crstarg Of Stats-WIIIIAM H. SEWARD, Of New York
Sec targ Of The Troasury-SAIMON 7. CHASE, Of Ohio
Sscref1ry 0f the Int,ri0rALEB r. SMITH, Of Indiana
S,~r1rf Of fke Nauy-GIDEOS WEILES, Of Connecticut
g,ersfary II W1r-LD. NJ -IANION. Of Peunsy is lnla-
P9r,a1st>r srdt-NONrGOMEkf BLAIR, Oi Mary and
4t9rnes GensrdL-EDWAkD BATES u Missouri
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
q. w. TOPPING, VI. d.,
AMERICAN HOUSE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE at his residence, on
Main street Dewitt, Clinton County Michigan. All
calls promptly attended %. 377yl"