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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
Bi,oBArIos

BiroBufov, y. Y, OCT. ~ lfci.
CryTLExEy: Your kind note, inviting me TO
address Union meeting ~ Seneca FILLS at On caly
day shifted 10 ny convenience has been received. AID
hope YOU will pardon she liberty take "a rtaTning N
lnfwcr through tho Press Il enables the 20 cOa--ll
cate with correspondents ~ gle writing.
Us irvilatloas arc Numerous that could LOT nr'
fvsr them even bricfy were 10 give ny cut.Ic time
to te subject rcsqord - person 20 one g. twcnl.
Il ! could sreaL d4il.. III friend, rare under
these clrcu i.tances VIII excuse ne nom answering
them Individually.
L. speaking within the ast few days IN this Sat.
md u Pennsylvania 10 yory largo crowds IN ie open
oir during the damp heavy weather cod and hoaT e.
hess have fastened npon ny throat ard lu1gs which
demand short indnis euoe. ~ consistent
will cutor the lists again. but at present Appointments
would not Be praieat
In The rroan,mo lei me si,iso every dorsir II any
such there arc 10 read hs Baltimore olaiion, which
nanfaiy declare FOR vigorous prosecution Of the wai,
and the overthrow II the Rebellion by force of arms
more especially To read the ciaoas II not feei0as
Chicago Platform. which asselis and rroclnims
not only 10 America tui to tue malignant
and meddling monercAies Of Europc-no. only 10 the
los al people BIT to people In reb,.ioa-nol only IA
cur own brave a.ln!. covered OVER With scars lnd
glory. ba, " ihe starved ana ragged wretcbes who bum
and butcher IL the OF the "Confcderncy" 0i ne
Ys, 1, failure. AID, If eorrss hs RsIei.oa
a snoe,ss! And tLcn read Gea IoCclisn's consefva
tive war" letter. accepting the Chicago nomination,
upon distinct and unanimous declaration of the Con
vcn,ion tim, tie IS yaiiarc and closing
With the assertion ilat he belteres lie ,-,i.s,eril
u Ais dtey to haze ben le Sen,imea,s Of hs CHI
eaSo Con,eniion! II al VIII read carefully these
three productions stump speaking will he in poor re-
quest and public gatherings Viii Only b. called 10 TO
yice over ihe Gihs OF ruth, and laugh ut the mpo
.ent onl shallow efforts Of political ganesiera 10 de-
cese and bcls.y 40 Intelligent people.
Sinccroiy yours d. e. DIcKISsoS.
Msssrs. II. II. henth and Others Committee &C. son
r. 10 D
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wyoming Comfy. y. Y.
Coresyol1sucr ol The =. !. irihuan.
MAgsAw. y. Y, Nondng, Oct. 10

tO-lI 9, -l.'llI' % II v Z IIlTl.'-' . :. =.
WLgeAw. y. Y, Monday, Oct 10 1861.
Our li,,lo CoAuty il wide-awake for the
Union cause spc,che' nrS being made in every town
sud school district They are we'll attended and cu-
ihusiasic and ito :Ac:s eTe presented to the people
guod result; seen IN cOpst ~ accession 20 oar
ranks Tho President 81 Lincoln Club ali ogo -
oar most earnest re7krrs tho loD. Byron nrlly, vas
,hs nost active AID able champion Of DoagiaH ia thn
county in eo1. hyIon l.. Bafl!stL esq, n.!er %
This village announced h.lsrf !or Lincon and John
SUI on SAT- -ay. AID adc strong Union speech. HIS
speeches before during the campaign lave been ior
Mcclellan DR.. &. ,. Gad!, tie ttat man Who joined
,he ioC.elas Club Of this place. few weeks sihc..
30 addrc ssci Union mcctAB lat eek as1wins his
intention sots and work for the Mon ticket. While
many have heretofore Thought well m Mcclellan. they
rriiatc his plltiorm and damn him POLITICALLY !or the
complny he sreps.
Ldol Oh. ius u runaing Union vct' IN Wyoming
county. W.
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Great britain.

The British Government mad determined tor
ARce tie ri$a establlsL .nent about ,sW yer e'A''
The Brssf4aD mails had arrived IN i.hgslu1@. - ~,
The Federal steamer Onward was cruising U" wv
Dfasi,iab coast IN search ~ heoei ''ssvis 49,
The crop of cotton in Brazil was much smaller tnao
was expected. 60, 49,, =,
Idvices ha5 been received from Japan via France.
Tro Fn.ish vessels had been nrod ito by the oatte
Eses belonging % Prince Ch0icin.
T1< ,raiEo Poss n editorial on American Affairs,
xem ,rk, that II 10 ceftaiay singular that the Peace
Party il he North has been enabled 10 put forward
q candidate especially pledged 10 pursue PC oeiui
noIiey Tbe fac. is known that it cannot 90 So and
sreu tanocs tend 70 cOufm the apprehension, now
sInost nDanim0usly entertained that soule time must
sispse before tho NostherD population wa suouIt TO
she ccessiiy Of putting end ~ The war.
The rStueneot Of George Peabody nom City NE,
took place on the Let Of October 10 conformity with
ianc expressed intention.
IA. TGn.es oi.y article remarks tibet Is certain That
ne one has oOm eted business career which has com,
snanded universal respect hOin the oomne ~
world The business 81 the house, the prosperity ~
which has been uninterrupted Niii be carried Oh hehce
forth by me two remaining piftAess H. = Morgan uhu
e. Gorch.
The dissolution Of the British Parliament win take
rlace Easter aud tue general election about thfee
months slierward.
7,s aneaes,cr Guardian publishes evidence thst EN-
poynent IS becoming scarce IN the mauuaetniinS
fsiricts and there is Confined depression ad re 81
Cveness in financial and ccmneTcai crcls. Nhueivus
additional fixtures are reported in connection Win we
Leeds Banking Company ami Oh the London St'cf fN'
change The fVrtrighty settlement led 10 tni'e sus
esnsions among hroSers Included III tle iihlss HI
a Gce Co.. East India merchants, win lioitteh %
hell million sterling: Early Smith, expert "oslels
Of London, with Liabilities 81 eighty thousand pnn"cs
sterling and Hull & Jones. sugar brokers' At Live P
With half million sterllre oech The dengud ioi as
seut has been very heavy, bit the DAM rate Oh AIS
ooont remains unchanged.
The Confederate Loan on the 10Th el TO ~, DIT SUD
seQuenty rallied, closing II o. a.
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US. DISTRICT COURT-iuSR TEns. Iaa.-Bsfois } -
So PsAy.
NOTES OF RECENT DECISIONS.

'''t'if'fh'r' y
Gideon l.. knupp Az. Inc steamboat NY w
H4rr4d-A libel w. hirl 10 ts 'ase ~ The o'r'r ~ -
.o-. ~ so-- y a.s "a.-h' =. t1 - .,is % s -
SO r-'h i1 tlr rriirt 'Apr.. ~ l"'i va ~, ,.
G.snp9.n, L., Lci- i-a, VI re- a,ros. J. AT Nc
Hartford wa Il e s..us tir "a. sn- up tia - hTef
3wsi Long Island cond n, h-f '~;sl.r zap % n';''
No.. sii, anl ~ tlc CITY q l4u,sd so"iis' y
tl- liyr., the ulrti~, be" tFP WASTES - ~
c-o.s ~ by8s Ike Martha. c, the ssiis e ae go
sss ,lord ii- obvious tut! Of Ire ny q NA''.ou
scsncua with two a-is 81 ir w'.c 20" pes y va
a ,os' .,7 ~, ,,,, had s'yn. lhe i5n s,~ Eng
h. called Witnesses prove, That ~" tiy 81 ito"
blt,hai shc rplof with one o'ssi, ma. gN-,ms ec &
keep her course, ano rnpvns ne, cue Wy o.
soad pas. the iiy't, amer h"T' stern 'h'Ie'f',
il-l.gt sr-et tst tue Martha ssl0rei Win '5 "a =, ~
vhir- ard pot her assin - is,a rii''' VI
i'r y, irsr- - c.lr!anra o. The rrsrsadsi;s dcy g
material rts,,gH set uri -na i.in ~ iieii
a., nal -iv-n ~ i've bait the cry 81 Hartford 're
rr,,,iy poitsi her wheel AMI sr red Inc as'i ir.'--
S ~ - 49,. ., ,hst Ate tl.y had aoie De Asi.is
& o. Sey sear Nd STATED ahead WHEN il became nsee''a,
r zoe Iy d is' .s .,,4I % 10 ba, ilo esr
,a 81 the our ,is, tho proofs showed .lai the ny y
@ ,' -, Of he. own All Tia, me collision -,
Biz not 70 sly FAULT part IF ~. Cry Of hartford b.,
nj 81 ~ f;ss,isrd Libel ai,s;s'ed wi;h cosss 81.
,isfdiars spFias ioE doeeDt. owen. OEy a o"s' w
'''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
United States agt. the steamship Bavaria las
p-oc,.dug iussutri tho par. OF ID" ovun'en, 70 "a
,it tn. steamship bavaria ,hs ground 'ha' two o. 70
Ger the Oh Bpd provision maSnr, or "rvsfs IA
q. New ok certain Jewrirs bvion-lne TO tAA ~.
I'm, Misoa who pAsslhg-rs ~ The ycS iSr VI
al anth section Of the Act " Asrch :. 'sS hc,
Conrt tha. the Witnesses Tor The tioverniii "v1n
,inory the prrc pal facts rest, that ~" Nis;s wc'e
tho:r SAN ssrisu.cHts 90 be- tro, Iarifesps sr'.""
l. ans scliom and IN Lhr an unsupported by o.nr' 80 !.
no. ~ sueh character - WARRANT c"pft ~ 49,
fundiur Forfeiture upon H. Libel dismissed y az 60
NJ D. smith L. =. District Attorney AID -. u " -
the Gey.un,ent w G. Barrett aud Chss Donohae i'' "
Ie spondentA
sAIv.oy-RULE or COMPENSATION ,,
! rrarrv Whito ct NJ. agt- Tic steamship tcfuf-''
Gunel1lo bslsi., tie owner e. ..s kin ,ss a1, Gas
s il,l for salvage against the sailing slip to1.- -
LII sr ,.rylcr, rendered the after 1y ne oea" "A =
I've fa,hon Bark 10 the eastward OIL ,ap. NAY! On
81 i,s Two uucations RAISED on INA ''''se,t.,
,5 procf,: Whether the services rr,cered cci, 80
~ ~ ,en,-;ion applicable - salvage rcwio.
,ls =, Oh, slonn, should b. aowed Upon tn, hre ~
he Corr, W.. satisfied that the service rrndere h. 80
-. q, ssivave and tns, tho b-rreli w-' s'Vr' " .,
1 is.ro,.i,.on Of the Saxon. nom posito, o. ~.
sllr tsriI Jaag,rrn, therefore ordered ,o' $50.
~, 81; n co,,s Martha and Smith for hbs~t"'
| so.,h,r.,d & Shoate for r-sp' ndent
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sArv,ov-sUlr or CONFIRMATION.
Latest ship New"

ARRIVED. . 49,, -
p.rs wn,-r my, Tlllon, Basl-d, Ns'' ~! ''-'
Bis H. (. collhlr-,. Andrews. kirsson 'A' - ''''
oiood, ys,tt. Soa L. Co. - IT. E.,,ao,d
s,l7r Yankee Boy, Brew-r, fA.ab,.hpeit i.t u.,S
sslr Firah Ryan, M!ntiia., y dajs' m-h'f"' ''
Aez1ndrs E0n.
NiND--ht Sunset, NV.
BELOW.
Brir c. W. RIM, from carc Srton'
SPOKEN 1900
- Ia. ss 49, Ion % IS big s,srs h'ne' '' S'''~
~; iy brig Wster Lilly
MEMORANDA :. -
s-'- Ws.rr Ifl'y was boarded ~ ms n o. ~ f'''
hv a. < steamer t,raksr CITY.
Nothing OF sls hcsrois cpte ~ -
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Muyni Novenpents.
ARRIVAL OP THE POS-CiAD MuEADsOCR AND
rnxVny

cONYOY.
| The iron.clad nonndnock, Just buli at Dos
ton arrived here Yesterday morning. with her convoy
tho gGubcgt hnsi'soit, nom Boston ~ way al Long
and sound $40 comes here for stores, &C.. prepaia
10 entering rp0u active service. She " 1b feet long,
Il feet w'ao end 10 feet deep. Her capacity IS 1901
tuns: cubic capacity 19-D tun9. Har Grnor - hVe one
inch plates five feet square, OVERLAPPING each other
Three I, q Of the 1rmor will be under water She has
two tuue'-, ench containing two l5-inch DHligrrn
guns Her engnrs were huit nc Philadelphia by
Morris Towue & CO. She has two prnp.llris. oaoh 20
!cct inches IN diameter. Two engines nro attached
~ each ncrcw. whose cylinders are - b. - inches.
she has luur boilers and sixteen furnaces. She
launched NJ I,rtun on tho oath March last. The
following IL 4 lst IT her officers:
Japan }. IS. Eerien, Lieut. Com, JOS. NJ Mbrri Act
hs.,. Surgeon. jane Whom Asst Isymas'or. John ;.
Wcolsou: Act, Master r. 4. Mikan. At. Lnsisis. W. D..
Ab T. W si +. Davidson. Act Cii-f Engnees J. q. T..
leigsr net TN, A.t', y A. hsnd,i w 4. isi.liPai
John Dsioe; I'D. Moran. 4 j. Wilde.
PRIZE CAsHS.
| Final DEGREES of distribution have been made
IN tho Il. :. District Court at Boston In the follow
cases: = Gamer Trisfum ShGndy. captured by The
kansas. Eii2,,A Hi L,ston, captured by the Fort
lack SON. go Tl Il. jupiter captured by tho Pfotens
sdsls IL; Mimic. captured by tho Connecticut sJ4.-
Ss3 %.
The number Of pine claims settled in tho month of
September ~ the Fourth Auditors Office was, ,!5'
amounting Sol. iJs ~ Some 81 gallant taTJ
in ins.inces paid 10 common sailor for his share
In a single prize.
IA NEW OOnMANDAET ron THE PHILADELPHIA
MAYNARD.
There il 20 be new cOnInandant for the
PhllsdeN)hia Envy.Yard. Com. Cor. X. airibling
the s,e commandment, sailed Inst week with his stan
for the East Gulf Squadron. 10 whose command he has
tive officer. VII At ~ comnaplspt mill The vacancy
ID ilsl.
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TWO pays LATER FEom EUROPE

Tho Kcnr-rrgo in Search Of the E'oriaa-
Rekc, Vessels on rho Fraziiiau Cosns--
Now Eosiiiisics Of si.e y a panese Against
EnS,i-iI Vesaoss-AHotbor DcciIGe cftse
Confederate Lean.
CAPE RACE. Monday. Oct. 10 1864.
The steamship Europa, from Liverpool on the
LIT via Queenstown ON I'd inst passed this point
On route to Halifax end Boscn, at O'clock this mon
ssy) evening" Her dates two days later than those
already received nut her news Is not Of very IN
pxtant character. her ad9icos being mainly anticipated
by the Jnrs at Quebec end the Hansa at Sew-foIE.
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LONDON, Satsrdny Evening. o.

LoypOy, Satsrdny Eyenirg Oct ]. lstL
There is no change IN monetary affairs
No further failures reported.
The u. 8 steamer KcsIDarse was spofon Sept 10,
A1 24.47 North long 1913 West, undor canvas. II
search of the Rebel pirate Florida
LRERTVOl, Oct. l--EveDiog
terrific runpoder explosion occurred this morning
ct the Dartiord Powder Mis. Forty persons are ie-
scrted killed and wounded.
The shock vas felt in LoaloD :oT distance OF fifteen
niies
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Spnirl,
The clanor OF the

The clamor Of the public nrges the settlement
sfthe ST. Domingo ene.ton by Spain, preserving only
she towns Of Santo. Domingo, senersn. and PiieTIa
plata and abandoning the rest Of tho Island.
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France.

The weekly returns of the Bank of France
NOV an increase In cash Oh hand VI TWO aud q
quarter million flames.
Ths Bourse closed quiet on the 3otli q. 6Sf 75c.
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TWENTIETH WARD LINCOLN AND JOHNSON GER
Elan CAMPAIGN CLUB.


A LARGE meeting wes held on Monday evening
al bcauuartors KromIu's New Hall. No. .e9 West ed.
street Mr.. Adolphus Long in tie chair. and BIZ. ".
Ennger, Secretary. large number eigned their
i.I,.s te r md le uno Of tie best signs Of the
u, that tbs ,ekly ineetiIga q! this very prosperous
formerly were quite Indifferent IA Jsi.tics. Mossrs.
Richard H. Chi,tciSlon. Fred. Scbsu. NJ. G. Hand.
scbur end A. j. DutanHOeor were the principal speak.
ers Mr. Ch'tsnicn spoke In German. and pronounced
the same excecutly 30 thu; VI the audience
quite unaware Df being addressed BY an American.
Mr. Schultz delivered telling speech aid gave Some
Of his experiences while in PennsS lvania He was con
fient of CoIIols success there. Al the speakers
were highly sppauird and the meeting ended at ate
hour tally confident Of the greet success On the SIN Vi
November.
UNION RALLY IN TBE THIRTEENTH WARD.
The Thirteenth Ward Union Association,
Hon Tpes j.. Ellny President, in The chair held an
enthusiastic seting last evening et the hn ciner ~
Brrome and p.ttsrrcc,s. Tho nectar, was ebiy ad-
dressed BY H. &. Page, esq and DR.. Snodgrass oi Tho
SeventhWnrd During the prooeediIgsa committee from
the Union Drayor) Congressional Convention entered
the room and Informed Mr.. Elery That he had been
unanimously nominated their candidate 10 Represent
the Filth DISTRICT Mr.. Elsry ia brcf but eloquent
response accepted tho nomination. Tho Union paiy
OF the District Is now uit in favor o. Mr.. fliery.
who All eso have the seaport of many War DemocIet
MEETING OF TIE WAR EAGLES.
The Executive Committee OF the above body
met last evening at the Republican Headquarters cor
of sd street end Broadway Reports were received
from the various Wards 10 the number ol thn;
each .ood tari oat On Friday evening neat 10 attend
The meeting at the Cooper institute. IL vas resolved
that each Club should report In front Of tire Cooper
Institute az 10 O'Clock on that evening" the right restng
on Broadway. Tho Committee then adiosrued 70 meet
at the cali Of the chair. The General Cmiftce then
met, John Cooper r In the chair. and oiter transact
ing eons routine business cOncurred IN the resolutions
al pted by tho Executive Committee FaroThbio news
haIrs bright In tom Pcansrlgana wax received With
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02

THE New RMLROAD.-There seems to
be considerable signs Of progress in the affairs
Of the Lansing and Jackson Railroad Company.
0 NJ. Barnes E-q has been made Secretary OF
the Corporation. The town Of Leslie has voted
slO,sOO; vevay, slO. 900: Lansing, $500.
The engineers are now looking over the routes
preparatory to permanent survey. We under
stand that line will be run through AlaiedOn,
king the town on sec. 7. and running through
sections IS, 10. % and 80, and to the east side
Of the village Of Mason The line has Oeeu eA
plored aud has very favorable grades, and vii
cost less than line through Delhi, one mile easl
Of Delhi Centre. In view of the necessities Of
obtaining aid in this enterprise from all sources
il is hoped that the people Of Alaiedon vii
come forward with all the help they can give
and thus contribute to establish the Railroad OIL
apermaIent basis.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02

NEW CLOTHING. SToRE-We call the
attention OF the public to the advertisement Of
Aessrs. Fobes & Hitchcock. in another column,
who have recently come to this city and opened
hrs'-class clothing, bat and cap store. in
Briggs Block. The necessity for an institution
OF this character has long been felt in this city,
and We trust that now we have such one our
Citizens will be made mindful Of the fact These
gentlemen propose to keep everything in the
line OF gentlemen's wearing apparel, from the
best to the cheapest, and TO warrant their arti
cles TO be as recommended, satisfaction being
guaranteed in all cases. OF hats aud caps they
intend to keep heavy stock, embracing al
grades. Qualities and prices, and to make this
an important branch OF their trade heavy
stock OF gentemens furnishing goods will at al
times be kept on hand, of variety sufficient tC
meet the wants and tastes Of all Messrs Fobes
4 Hitchcock manufacture all their own clothing
and will be prepared at all times to cut and man
uiaeture custom work to order. We would ad
wise all DESTROYS Of purchasing anything in the
line OF trade OF these gentlemen to call on then
before purchasing elsewhere.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02

EXPLOSION ON THE RAILROAD. - On
Monday evening, about II o'clock, as the pas
seuger train was coming from O~osso to Ian
sing, a little south of the large marsh, the
boiler Of the engine suddenly exploded, flying
into fragments and shatterirg the tender. The
lights we're instantly eAtinguished by the eHPlo-
sion and the train kept on its course for short
distance. when it stopped. There were on board
the engine the engineer, fireman and two other
persons. The fireman was considerably injured
and one Of the men, whose name we did not
learn dangerously. The escape OF those on the
engine, with their lives, was remarkable. The
cause Of the explosion is entirely unknown, as
everything was apparently in good order. The
train was making lis regular trip, but bad been
delayed several hours by an accident on the
Milwaukee R,ilroad.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02

Tur NATIONAL. Banks - An arrange
pent has been perfected by which the Second
National Bank Of Lansing has purchased the
stock of the First National Bank, which last or
ganization will bo discontinued. The Second
will, therefore, be the only Bank in this place,
and will take the name of the First Natinnal
Bank OF Lansing. The corporation have Pur-
chased the banking house aud 6Eturses of ]. G.
Bailey & Co, and expect to commence business
on the first of April 1t is understood, howev-
ever. that the merging of the two banks must
be approved by the Treasury Department at
Washington but no difficulty is anticipated il
that quarter.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02
wednesday Morning. March 2. 1864,
NnTICE no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

TheFGUREs which our subscribers will and attached
10 their names on their papers indicate the NUMBER Of
.hs paper % which their subscription Is paid BY the
ssnuaaJsr' is meant the WHOLE NUMBER, WHICH
nay be found in the heading Of the paper "hicn is
changed weekly being increased one each week
Numbers constituting year BY referring to 'hisnum
her in the healing OF the paper and comparing II with
b.nanber attached 70 the name or direction the
oaoer our subsrbsrs can readily how their account
stand on our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02

New RELIGIOUS SoeIETY.-A meeting
was held last evening for the purpose Of ia
king the necessary preliminary steps to the or
ganization of Congregational Church and
Society in this city. Articles Of association
were drawn up and signed, and Board Of
Trustees, consisting of six members, were
elected, and other business pertaining to the
interests and permanent establishment Of said
society, was transacted. The necessary amount
to secure Pastor was pledged, with the aid
expected from the Home Mission. The use Of
Chapman L Walkers new hall has been ten
dered to and accepted by the society, for a
place of worship. II is expected that the pas
torate will be temporarily filed by Rev DR.. }.
r. Walker, ofthe State Of Ohio, said to be q man
Of talent and ability. 1t would seem that the
establishment Of this new religious society
among US is now a fixed fact. and the friends
Of the movement desire aud solicit the CO
operation and assistance OF every friend Of the
organization in this vicinity. a committee 10
solicit subscriptions was appointed at the
meeting last evening. consisting of Messrs- }.
L. Lanterman, e. 3. Seymour and p. c. Ayres'
and any person friendly to the cause can have
an opportunity Of lending material aid to this
new branch Of zion by calling upon either Of
the above named gentlemen. Ii is expected
that stated preaching viii soon commence.
This society have adopted the name Of The
Plymouth Church aud Society Of Lansing
This movement has been contemplated for sew
eral years and the very liberal oilers Of mate
rial aid which have been voluntarily rendered
them from abroad, has brought about the or
ganizaton at the present time. The permanent
location Of the Church will probably be in the
81 ward, which comprises over one third OF the
population and territory Of the city, where the
Importance Of such an organization has long
been felt as a vital necessity. We trust the
success Of the Plymouth Church may De all that
its warmest friends anticipate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02

owners WANTED On the evening OF
the soldiers supper, at Representative Hall, sew
eraI articles Of table ware we're left at the hall
for which no owners can be found. The officers
Of he society would be glad to return said srti-
cles If the owners would but come forward and
identify their property.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-02
Total Assets Observation-Disclosures.

5ih. The amount Of liabilities OF said Company now
due u Banks and other creditors. Is nothing.
9Th. The amount Of losses by said Company; now adj
jIsted aud due, is nothing
7th The amount Of losses adjusted, rot due, is sun
not 10 exceed hlty dollars
The amount of losses unaiilstet az the present
time does not exceed seventy four hundred sixty
and Tooth dollars
elh The amount OF losses in suspense awaiting proof
VIII not exceed fourteen thousand hundred six
and sllO0h dollars, the same beng contested and re-
sisted.
10Th. The amount of all other claims due from SAID
Company consist of miscellaneous expenses Of otic.
only
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STATE or coNNEcnCUT,1

Robert A. Johnson, being duly sworn on his oath doth
depr7e ut say that he has read the foregoing state
AMI Knows the contents thereof that this depOnent
is Secretary Of said Company Association. and that
he has good reason u believe, anu does believe said
stat Ineut 10 be- true.
ROBERT A. JOHNSON, Secretary
Sworn and Subscribed pcrlre me-. Hartford IN said
state and county this 5th day OF February A D. 1861
[ J. HENRY h. " WEIGH,
Com r for Mich. IA Conn.
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Losr-Some two or three weeks since,
a russell pocket book, with contents. The hnder
will confer favor by leaving the same at this
Office.