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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18
Testimony Of the Leading Generals

An intelligent gentleman who has conyersld
with the different Major Generals and Brgader
Generals IN Geueral Grants army. with the un-
Outstanding that De wanted an expression on
the subject Of the State legislature Of Illinois
aud Indiana. reports that they deprecated and
denounced the Copperhead-, to a man. and
compared them rather unfayorably with JEFF
Davis and bis crew.
General John A. Logan. known throughout
the Northwest as a Democrat. remarked.
Tell them up North, for me- that We con
whip the rebels. We are going % do &c. and
when We are done we are 20 return home
When We get there we shall yet be strong
enough 10 slmmariiy punish any secession syn
pathizer OF peace preacher that we may Bee able
20 end IN our way
Cen LOOMS was equally strong go h.s Ian
ggage Another General said.
.' II $50 had Dick Merrick. Allen. Robinson
Goudy and Story, OF the Secession Tina
here. their lives, were they known. would not
b. worth penny. The incen-ed soldiery. men
Of their own school Of polite would shoot
fbem Ike cur--0n sight
All Western soldiers are unanimous ia d.
nouncing every man who raises h.- voice ior
peace. conventions. OF armistices. They we're
only anxious % be- allowed the privilege II go.
ing forward aud putting down the rebellion At
iae point of the bayonet
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
JAMES v. CAMPBELL
The Railroad Land Grant and the Rail-
roads

We call the attention Of our readers TO the
able report of Hon. Vim. 7. Howell, Chairman of
the select committee Of the House, upon a bill! to
amend the act disposng of certain grants OF
land, made to the State of Michigan for railroad
purposes We would be glad to publish it in
our columns, but its length, aud our want OF
space forbids. Il may be found 10 the Daily
Journal of the Legislature, of the l4th inst. 1t is
also issued in pamphlet form.
Itw'll be seen that the committee are opposed
to granting any further extension Of time to the
several railroads who are the recipients OF the
land gran, made by Congress, in which to build
the roads but on the contrary, they propose to
forfeit 10 the State all lands which have not al
ready been applied to the building Of the roads
and to bring such lands immediately into mar
ket
Now, this measure we unqualfedy endorse
as just and proper, ard as best conducive to the
interests of the State. These railroad compa
MES have failed from he first to perform the con
ditions under which they accepted the grants
They have never yet, in any one instance "come
to time" upon their agreements, but have, year
by year, asked and obtained from the legislature
extensions Of time, and are now again repeating
the prayer. In their case, the usual formu ia
at tae end Of petitions, And your petitioner,
will ever pray has become something more
than mere form. This alone, Of all the promisei
they have ever made, they have fulfilled.
Over one-ffth Of the entire area Of the State
has been virtually tied up and excluded from set
Element for SIX long years, by these railroad
grants, waiting the action OF these irresponsible,
railroad compa MES, while emigration has pssse,
by and beyond Us and sought settlement else
where The people have had the benefit o
neither the lands nor the roads. We hope The
lands may be taken from these companies ant
given TO those who will give the people rail
roads
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

RETUBLICAN NoNNATIoSs.-The Republican
State Convention which met In Detroit on The
18th instant. put in nomination for Judge o.
the Supreme Court. Hon James Y. Campbell.
and for Regents Of the University. Henry c.
Knight. Thomas .. Gilbert. EdwardC Walker.
J Eastman johnson George Willard james \
Sweeney. Alvah Sweetzer and Thomas J. Joslin.
The denomination ofJudse Campbell. IS al act
worthy Of the Republican party. No nan in
the State Is better qualified for that Office. Il IS
great learning aud transcendent abilities have
made hin the pride and the ornament Of
ths bench. BE must be elected over David
Johnson. the semi-secession candidate Of the
Democracy, y al overwhelming majority
The candidates for Regents are good and
true men. and with such a ticket. We look for
a victory il he approaching Spring elections.
IS shall put 80 rout- the Butternut Democracy
Of this Safe utterly and finally.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

THE kEBELs BAcErS BOWS On THEiR RErlL-
TOBY PoLiCY-ln the Senate Of The rebel Coz
gre-s on Monday. January 26. Mr. Y4ucey, O..
Alabama, submitted the following resolution:
NesoIrrd That the Committee On the Judici-
~ he Instructed 10 inquire and report whether
al officer Of the army Of the Jnited State aci-
ag under TOE authority Of that government, car
be made liable % punishment a. criminal io-
violation ~ tie criminal law- Of a state By 8
State tribunal, when turned over 20 the sisN
authorities Dy order Of the President
Mr.. fahcy said be was in favor Of a mode o.
retaliation which could boz accomplished. VIM
4, f,H sar the plan proDossd BY ne PrsH-
dent IN hls recent nessgqs, he uas f4rora5ls
struck 9th a.. 5,t On further reflection he va
lnd,icea 10 Jelieue that fhe Sfais auikorl.
ties v3ud r,sie that Fsi>rai ofrers furass
CTR g. than far trial uere MT ameaetis %
STATE iaus. TIE resolution ga adopted.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18
On motion Of Mr.. CrOswell the bill was laid On

On motion Of Mr. CrosWel the bill was laid On
the table.
GENERAL ORDER.
Senate went into committee Of the Ehele on
the general order, and after some time spent
therein, committee rose and reported back,
A bill to legal.ze the action Of the electors OF
the townships Of Van Bsren, Romulus, Huron
and sumptsr, Wayne county, in raising 6ountlss
for volunteers;
Also a bin % provide for paying or funding the
bounty fund raised BY the citizens Of Detroit;
Also House concurrent resolution, instructing
Supervisors &c;
Also Joint resolution for the relief Of Samuel
Bemeut aud L.cius Warner;
Also BIZ 70 amend an act relative to laying
out aud d-cOltinuing highways;
Also joiut resolution rendering the thanks oi
the State 70 the Michigan soldiers in the field.
Also a oil % amend act for assessing prop
erty al he foil value and for leVying aud collect
ing taxes tLereOui
Also bill % amend act 10. 262 Of laws Of
1879. lor tic Incorporation Of Insurance cOmp4
MES With s1ndry amendments. House concur
red iu amendments is gToss aud the bills we're
placed Oh tie order Oi tliId reading.
On motion d Sir. jerome, the rules we're sus
peudeG aud Tie bill % revise the charter Of the
CITY Of 81. C.a.r was placed On immediate pas
sage. Passed and ordered 10 take immediate
effect.
Senate adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

We behold the fruits Of a bold and fearless pol
icy in the conduct Of the war, IN the present con
dition of the city of New Orleans At the COM
mencement Of the rebellion, no Southern CITY
was more intensely reasonable than that CITY
Up TO the time Of the arrival Of Gen. Butler
there, the lie Of no man avowing Union senu-
ments was worth rush. Bat mark the change
That heroic General administered the high trusts
committed TO him, in such manner as to disarn
treason, and bring 70 the surface the latent
Unionism existing among the people there, and
New Orleans to-day il one Of the most well
behaved and law abiding cities il the Union
This il the result Of firm, bold, and uncom
promising policy. What i true Of New Orleans
might be true Of every city in rebellion. Il Is
enly necessary for our Government and the
commanding officers in the field, to pursue the
same policy elsewhere, as lie pursued there #
all our Generals we're Ike Genera. Batter, We
should soon see The last Of the rebellion.
We deem it the imperative duty OF the Gov.
eminent TO see that such a policy IS hereafter
pursued.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

Cs-Gen- Butler and the President in confsb
Ine President" Everybody tells ne that car
not get any more volunteers Bstier-" Thsn
draft The President" But therein be resi-
tauce Seymour won't enforce draft" BusS
-" Thsu draft Seymour
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

u The Springfield Republican ssys It i a.
sctus. isct that the "immense demonstration 10
That eI'y, 'or Mcclellan, repored By telegraph
consisted Of one steam Ere engine, two tarcs-
eaes, and SIX or seven toy fag-, with the ring
ing Of one church bel and the firing Of ca
ronsce. Immense demonstration, that.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

- Tie question Of versciiy raised between
Secretary Seward, aud the French Munster, n.
MERCER, relative 70 the completely Of the former
10 tie ia'ter's journey 70 Richmond, il j. sa's
may have serious results-such a. 'he s1spea-
sion Of diplomatic intercourse between the TO
oiic.si-, and ". Nercier's recall by ne Own Cor
eminent
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

= Mrs Senator Douglas lss written lsF
ter couirsdictirg the reports that she is soo1'
70 be married sgsn. She thinks il strange lbE'
While she lives 50 quietly, the world seems DE-
ternined 70 TAX about her.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

q CAssius NJ Clay expects speedily to re-
turn TO Russia as minister Of the United States.
and if he does, Bsyrd Taylor vii come home
within couple Of months.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18
causing State 8epubliran

GEO. I. PARSONS. Editor.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. l.. 1868
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

-'N" T u y T ". =
The bark Maria Sophia. from Cardiff, reports
on the "a, in lat. 26.2s long. 67.io, she was
boarded by man Of war, vino examined her
papers The description o. the vessel answers
TO thar of the Alabama A Baltimore letter OF
the Ilih, SAYS that Captain Thompson, Of the
bark Agnes, reports that he spoke, Feb. ID, 10
lat Sc, long. 72.i5, the brig D4rieu, bound to
Portland, the Captain Of which informed hin
that the Alabama had been captured.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

Memphis papers Of the llth are received.
The reoel advance in Mississippi IS sad 70 be
a Okaona, trying TO repair the railroad de-
s-royel BY genera Grant
The inc.emeucF Ct re weather delays the
aoTemeuts BY Esy q T.scsm5.a. Il i report
Cd that the enemy has moned isrgs portion Of
The army Of Nick=olrg and also taken from No
bic al the garrison except fosr thousand Hen
FOR police duty.
TIE railroad from Selma, Alabama, 70 Xerid-
ian, Mississippi is completed, thus enabling the
C7nfederates 70 rapidly concentrate force at
Ticks5urg.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

Lansins, FEB. Is, 1868.
Senate called 10 order-roll called-quorum
present.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES
Committee ca enrolment reported a. correctly
enrolled, signed and presented to the Governor.
Joint resolution tor the relief Of Robt- W
Cummings;
Also a bill TO amend an act to amend section
25O5 OF the compiled laws, relative TO trespas
sers on public lands.
Committee on interpretations reported back :
bill to further amend the act TO provide for
the construction of Train railways. Bill placed
on the general order.
Committee on roads and bridges reported
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

Tie Times dispatch SAYS that a reconsoi-
-auoc made by Col w,ndham, towards Maaas-
-a- and suckers Gaps, and the Rappahaunock
river, shows that there are 10 armed rebels this
side Of the stream, with the exception Of few
of White ggeui'a-. aho over abol, Lees
burg.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

TIE f0.oEins dispatch has been received "
mail from Decaeri, dated January 18Th; "The
enemy vel. twelve miles from Murfreesbo-o
yesterday, with artillery, on foraginE exped-
uoa. They made a vigorous attack oa our cav
s.ry. Smelling L. back short distance " con
cesiei ourse.ves in TIE woods aear Forresry.l e.
Andersoa's brigade which fortunately arrived
repuised them, With the ioss Of $40 killed aud
wounded. Our loss Was small Heavy -kirm sh-
ing may be looked for daily. Gen. Johnston
mas issued congra,slatory orders 70 the army IF
Tennessee, and vii direc, future movements
Philadelphia. Fe5 :
The Princess R0yAl hss aboard, besides large
amount OF arms and ammunition. the complete
machinery for tie construction d 81 iron Cad
IAN siso, a. q passenger, 81 Intelligent E.
g.lsa mechanic Who : Een vsrsed il The pro
cess O: making and hardening pro ectiles.
New York, FEB. Il.
TIE Express prints a Washington dispatch.
stating that its reported that Secretary Seward
has rejected the proposition OF the French En-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-18

Vicksburg SAYS the enemy are fortiiying all
points commanding the river below the CITY, but
they don't seem to have guns for all of their
works
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Jnsuranrc Companies.

DEPUBlIC FIRE INSURANCE COM~
- PANY. NJ. 10 wAls.. New Nogk.
INCPEASlD CAPITAL.
CASH CaplraL BSge0.
SURPLUS OVER S2Do 90 ASSETS OVEN S''o'tl
This Cospanv VITA ssscts anaunns 10 uofc than nl
uuos of poas sadly Invested is popared 70 oos a'
,.i lu.s TO n.iges, against loss daaase BY Ha
s,d IN, "a oil lnland N,,issgon and frsnsgoEtSuon
l attention ot tA- public ~ IA cd to The peegn as'sS
.,.s of,.sl b, t. e .s.srnd by.this Company;
! IN ha,ius c,sh e.pital all paid Ia AID 'aio'y ln,s,'a
in IN, ,.n. stsn OF profits tornln, surplus q oTef
~, Handed rho .uA Dois, ard constantly ti5rcasHs ,s
lishlr for tho l0sss. OF te torlany -.
3 ia tho Issue 81 ao per cont OF ta pionts N sciip "N
. % ,st MGR PAYABLE anu Ally IN ea.h customers -
all Participation POLICIES. - -, -, q. Al.
part,. laaurs with the above Company. ENJOY - ~
v.,,~. 5teirh 81 pail IN and aAey invested tas 'agS
l De economy md snlugi.y a. te inaua syst ~ -,
N,labity shl'cr.s incurred hy the assured h.e'" .x
,ur,n in IL n.Uiaum made o customers peiefflis "'~
s,,l,in,,ion rolirirs ROBERT ;. HONE, f'''i''""
DuNoAS y. a. >kr, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
VI1HE BRITISH AND AMERICAN
4 EXCHANGE BAakfsG corr JEAroS,
LIMITED.

LIMITED.
Established under III. ConYAsies Act ~ with mtea Ia
si,, 1rrusptret, C.Ptrit OSE NiILios srEHiiSo.
IL 100 share. Of Esos,rh
Ab.sdy is.a.d IS 90 Sh,Iss Of IA sscA
UiEHtTORS.
,uAipy,y U,sry ogoaes OoaDov Yss., Chsrm.n o.
q. pri.tfal bark "a oryofsilon, l0uSsn
pEFIIl CHAIRMAN IA. Looson 1kSf 0iILssfit J'n'
s.s., of 10 tEs, q 0ie'lte' N'fa" 90; b9ns'.ss
co of H.. Fsta 81 r. IL. L..,.dae Co., lHefr~ei'
Arcbts 4 BOYD ESD Director of tho Iuos Bsis. London
William lame, Fsnis 80. Of LIE tiaa u fofn'e b'oh
JoLr Gh .h,s ,.l of the Firm u .lchr.t. Wsu Co.,
Of sIrov Director 81 ,ha Union gGns = loadon London
Va 81 NelA sss., Of the Finn Of he'll bsoh"f' Co.,
Ia Feeder. ,.a. NJ r, Manchester.
Iho. .t.e. eco Of tho Firm Of "oel"nd Ree' Co.
Nh K.aais esd Of IN. firm q cavsa Lubbock Co,
s'aa, sa. -.q. o. The i,,o Firm q s't' Deih." 90
IivsTpool London; M.na,cs, John siua'r' o's. LIVER
pool WA " ''--'-'Gps sfw YORK.
v,a Wed ,.s Msns,sr John G,iop esq.. psst Msn gr
J. W. Cross, ssa-, -ad Ao,t-n, hsnsSaf
cemmsrs.rl As-n,. Es..rs iessland I. A'psnssu.
BAskFiS.
Iea1.n The Union Lana o. London
Ls.rposl Tho DAsA Of EIsl-at
aSncs.-,isr Tho Bank % EnT ard
la.ts md China III. o.eat~ Bank Sofp''s4o''
h'" f''. Is' bt;S soif,i9,,ss q aT,9 s"'''@-
Lonloa M-.sr co.,srl fem.
Liverpool A.ssss ll.,ehcl Bah
New iOrs Asssa sCs.sf Il I1en'on.
N, Br,.h and American E.stsn., Baking Cos?o s9s
Nnsd hsvns op~nsd ooes {. - Wal street Fe" oit "a
prepared o.. .nd buy sterling b, o Elch.ss- ssd 20
81 N. .ard Cenr-rcs credits issued r ~ tao fi
Indie kina sni AustIals VII 30 nron tie onenA bsns
Cortafson " L5nGl lf,sr ptculsr' usy Do ascss-
,Aaes APP .sat.0n ss lte o-rc ~. ; W. t;s~S,;
VILLA II WOOD. MaEssrr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
DREAEL. WINTHROP & Co.,

nREAEL, WINTHROP & Co.,
IL No g. " Al ~,
uASkFrS AND DEALERS IN L. >. ONFERSHEnI
SECURITIES q. All DESC CRlPll lNc. .
HATrRisG CEETiEiC ATrs 80 lND.BIEDSEss
sets poap,, III. % received for Interest RENTED
D. sr-oua' 81 fof q the h.Aftc' price
sTO,ks AND BONDS bssgs asd sold % esnnnsss!oa
GOLD FOR Durifs 81 cvusai rates ,
MERCANTlLE COLLkCfiOSS m.ds on oil points In he
United States aud Canada
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
VIHN GKEAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

GOVT And HUkUAATisH
M snhr.f. the aboyc c,npiaiAl e M of recent ,f
long standing nd.i.ei 10 use tLAiRa GDUT 40
Hlli NATC PILLS They car be- fced upon Ia lie mo
.fe md ,cigal remedy offered 10 tue public and s,e
boon oigonely used IN hgiops los many yeut With the
goatet. success.
pren.fcd by PROUT q HAR3ANT Ma. 10 strand l. Lo,
don Euylandi ere sod by thet Asc"t,. WELLS a Co..
rfHrkiin.sf.. tep 4 ort.
ier f.es,v tpnt 4orors hove authorized the asn. nd
hd4aa. II IuOa!AN PHOIA, - ssara, London o. hs
unrr.sci upon Oovemm,ut ssnip asd b. rse bon Of
tii. g-Luin. medicine.
Price - and 80 cents per boz
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
fire-i)root Safes.

CALAMADER SAFIS.
- EyASsS WAgSDh, MANUFACfURERs,
No. 10 South iu. a., fLilldsIlsi.
~ EsSS .og dssS,ittts ltlsosus
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Dartins 1ra6emits.

DROOELYN DANCING tcADtNf-C.
- n RIVERS rsHusnrrt afsrs n't Ifift.s -f-f
SO ~ rcssTnerto-t e. c7r~f - lnaff 90 90 f'Na
ser, l. All 10. F..ll,-a.s D.aesi =. a oas csfss Il
l~ssorf. fe 2 'vr tucu.sf
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

DRA GOODS AT RETAIL
STRASCf 6 ADRLANCE.
40. 3s5 BROADWAY,
WILL oPEy o. MONDAY. AUG. 81,
rHciE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
oox.i,rrss Ia,
NEWEST AID IOsr FAsHIoHAbIE sffLHs'
of every Dc, rip1os.
Az Of rli,h viii be- osrsca
Al IIls LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
.sd..os. vii be mode ssiiy a-f .scs By ''a'o'''
fso.a Enro,s snd pF,hAss' ai sooVoa
LkKGE ASSORTMENT
sHaWLs. cLoAKs ANp MAsTILLAs.
SrRANG y ADRlAAcE,, n.o,n,y,v
wH ogTS on MONDAY aug 81,
Gr EErML
sisl %. lf.u.sb. q
HOUSE.FURNIsHING GOODS,
Cou..siiu. or
LINrNs T,BLF-CLOrHs DtNAskS,
TOWELS. LINEN slHRrlNds snd shEEIlaos
hAPKISs. TOWEIiS0f.
COTTON saigrISGS ssi GHEErlSO5.
81 tho hrsi manu,-'iu'er..
slf
CHEAPEST rRTFA
CTRANGERs and CITIZENS
- "a wat ef sny utti +. "a .ha -
HOUsEhifflNG LINZ,
~ur-aors;sd bei,~ i,si to srar'ns e-f ~.' ''=.-n'
6OSsTA.TLY aErLLH HED
EUROPEAN So'ELTiEs.
a. " g. - ''N 6f-f 1f'af ows u,yuFAcruRr
''FF''i'''T Tfs rls bf's';M OK : scso'nE. 90
s,o~ sha', q .ay e,hss 80 ,i'h.s't' IL I''y
b
VIZ, r-,a-s chu. lliEns' -s.i
Wat. Ff,n~h Cffaa hf.tt'as s-i'
WlRe FrtusA ti3,A T 20, F-is
a. A.rd F-,1cA Cilas piissf se,'.
Grid bsft sfrnff 'ltfs Tea ~s's
ca I'D Efrrrs ch,a. Br-.li,' ssi~
,leli Is44 f-s.la Cilas el.s. ssi.
Ls- .isi Ffsrrh a iails piaref -e.s
D..sr.iss .,sHes olins 10. ss,.
psesfs's4 F-~seh - Ina hr,slf.s' ss,s
ns.aflisA i-f..h ftiss 1ai..i se;s
ifrl ~ 81 'lf iI.isrr sstA
iies',.rs i1la Tea ssi'
ifan siens Cnina irs.s at Set,
ifsu ,tsn. tlr. rsilss ssis
cir AND EsOEAfED rABLF GLAs5
Gsbls,,. Cl.nI-sre.. wipe' I. il.a' uHssr'' Celery
- --'' TiLyYRrLATTp WARE
.,.4 ~. 5'''. f... ss,., r',s 70. -. S.1ssy,'.d
N,nsr SILVER sii,A islsf Di'is' si'si Pl"'s Ie'.''
'''' ~ '''''i' 'sii.'fr ' ri1rrp icE PfrCHrrs
gAGLI ttTLEHf ,1.ls
Ivory hsnl.sd ulnasf kn.'s
Iogy -.ai'sa q. Ar.ses.
IrafF Naai.si Ef.ss fati q frItrs
lrr4y Ls1liff Natfilr Naive.
A. .rss-ae el.lss
CAS- rlNTrAfs
ChanifIsft '.f Fe.'4fs
.asLd. as.f .. ...afaf.ss
Ck,nasl-.a ls. I..ls Rooms.
ILE.G... 81 i.As
CL-ais ~. -sr.lsfs
gi.-t~s Frs.tlfs tc ts. a. tss
CftaAffffgEs sDr hsrI~HsT OH
c,sa ssesfiisl - oidsf GAs sHi 80 sAgs'ss 10 VT
tsfa " j. ,. uAlLIl = %,
~ ~ nIoad,s-
uetwe~n Hal,ion .ni bia>ctsrs ia
A7uF pEvORrsIp GRAND OPENING
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
n ANDS.-TO ALL WANIING FARMS--.

Large aod ihriyng settlssea s1sisAd mid ofns,s
thirty H.s south Of FIisdeipnis - railroad rich so po
dbcss 1otcre rs q Jm slsto G1e Dor aero
ysysble within fsn yo-rs Dcoe tg.ucss openogs good
cssty nafeds srs - Dg zd s,ng nWcyemcnts Crops
Fipssuc Csmb.as Comfy ~ j. Le4tes ssSarreo fsp.Is
eoLtsu4ng ful infsrniG;iCb vi - sat lIee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Cxtursioi,s.

EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND. The
\ Iars 81 the COREY ISLAND and BROOKLYN RAD.
NDNb 'ObfANt ftD "y'fy Ak inmates from fuion aud
,ahAno fsfses AfoosJni oonn.cns at Gay line with
O"erusd DI.ys.sGd sbeepsbsd ay aal Copcy Island
bsooklyp. ky ~ iaA W, ~ u UVxk sUpL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

NHIIhCHESTEHS HYPOPHOSPlllIE5 act
W eronsay and cSETAistr, n 81 'eg. u COH,rsfnos
Ther inaafaiIsy ucesfs The rg I'D dfessI 10 seie'
Of the pals E.sL fssy 9st ihr nirS spsSh s~,y' In
from vl,cn da.., Ia aPpsfs ssigorat
81 ho r.eu, ragdy 11ni fssh; he es"sh and ths de-
c,li s.aIs speedily isusFcf tss dpsp tse9nas esAs
and ff s.h.rt he ssa'saiisS' 80 .!a' sad s'ffsr
THE HYPOPHOsPHtTEs should he s-i, thnsoferr Ia
svsry chase ch.aionzsi BY @oso Of 'hs ioiorns
,,spl saa. Wasting e( g.. Eat"geneas " fh> Gt'aa'
C5ugt, Io.i " SGolgM I.eesfr' PaieSr.. Acii StcSi'
M of Ypsr &c.. ~ 10 toe several sisses Of CosisHgior
In 4sh.rva. R,sneil.is Dyg'sp.ig. Serof.h. g..
ntVo'd and sper'aly 10 every coso whore Tho foHns
phj hjsciAn pir'e.lbes o,su' Osa uLikH oaaIe" ~! A.
scId or cib .0fs q .fcu,ai.
Wiht l!tagkRS GENUINE pREPAnATfON
- nm ONi NtLIfhIE FOKHoi The iiypopA0sr hiis,
PNcN-tn and ig oogre ipnti ooltln. ~ shd 2 -si
tu Dlsoiv' my Jio 'i0ae sgna,sfe tle pra4sr sni
L,D.i y a!5eof',ni
Sold 10y most respectable Druggist, wAol4sai. std Ra
'1 % ne soe brnefJ DEPOT fho LnaoI s.sos ~ T.
NthDHI5IIH 10. - IcLn e.. ~ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
illroital.

ONE 20 SIX BOXES of " "WlNCHEeILR'
" sTTrIFlC flLL" rA ye~-safsl, re any fsse 81
Se.tn.l ss,r saAy ni.lt Hsstfts a'-fi - .,
~Asias5 gssaln. fis ialss..- " sse.fss A. 4 ts
found squl s IN afcars = Is ifo'-is Dab'if'
AID diss,rss ssn,.s.y .! TIE tr'a.fy ogslAh
Professional OFi.lJ.,s.--"i l-fe ul.d yslf sSs
cifio riLE IN Iamy " sisrssf'rA.~ and sih -
,,o.f ,erINi .s.en."-J. NLE0s sBrrEs, ". -. IL D.,
B,scliya
"Isis ''pesso say n-sdicins e4a b iA.''
cured very severe wis from 'iI ~ i's ooif,-b
K,frn 81 d., IA perrsofs - NsS. Sa"'s h.s io'.
PERsOSAI.-H,. W,aoi~fr "a Notfnr % AL ooATi'
Darc, ard ds,S,. km.o snfA-siassay 70 hcso Fssp"s
Nooa"D Aos<.A ksss,. II. d.. IL. D. da1iess @'s's''
C,1,ns krv- Ysrk.
Ins gPYCiFlC PILL 10 rot Woreors BE rsfusty nor
GOss h contain M~suy lIop t,nihsr q e., s nnous
nEsdisnt ffSs pSf sor, bsiss fthsn ." f"ss al
orfsJ 60 Scat hy u4L h3e who ssG4s asd Isisl ~
j. WiSClESTEA 40. - JoAht y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
s,sUsyss Osrics,

Tsw,,syss Ogyics,
CnSrsN RaLEoAo 20. % hk~ JESstu
30. - Wsl.t y. Y. Au. = isa,.
yy>O TIE sTOCKUOlHEHs.--h third IN.
L x.n.ss, of TIN PR C-sT {. hs'es. cal cd ., ne
h,~ soo, psysos tb. f.e<saIs o. bssss SArlL-i
BERi sEtf By osaas, ..,.,., x,.,,v ..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

NINE. DENORTSIs GRAND OPENING
vi = TLFsAhIIA rf guIO fAf1 RNs q 81 tie
40. bsti al .s-f ot. 80 iof Li4,, sri Cblif.l .
Ds-ss., "a 4Jfsb-f r. cert 10 ~ troreysy al Al.
NE hrsnrAsa - BAL r4ubss q. IL hIkAOR Of
FASHIONS W. tAsa 30 f,,iy.
DEADSi BEADS. pEADSl!i
AID FANCY GOODS.
M BROWN lmg,fis' 10 ~ Pear '. ~ 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

E'OR sALt-At Greenwich, Conn. tho RESI-
Il DEAtE VI the subscribe, villa "a Of LAND at
Tackled Forest, Lawn sh4d Meadow Vegetable O-sdsn,
kc highly eo.Tabs in ss;ecl Apply IN hs d elsss
OF OF JANIS W. DOAihlCk 10. Cha.nsIo seua.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
DAsi.L ". BrspsTr, Aactionser.
q MARSH SAfE

u by BURDETr JONES Co.
ry virtue ~f Of v.niiioni enPenss - directed ins
delivered vii eel public suctiou on The STA DAY Of seY
-ber 1859 e. ]. cos1 At noon board thereoi me PnS
scAoonsr HATTIE. hsI TACKLE, &C.
s-rns sosys ves.sl us. a the Union stores PfooslyA
Ar,-,,fT Ia r. MURRAY, L. 5. Ss.hL