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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

the taking of Atlanta, for which so many
have been anxiously waiting. has come at
last, in shape that no longer admits OF
the slightest doubt We have no space left
for comment this week. Below is General
Sherman's dispatch. No further reliable
particulars have been received:
Special War Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept. 1.
To Maj-Gen. DIX
Gen. Sherman's official report Of the cap
ture of Atlanta has just been received by
this Department II is dated 26 miles of
Atlanta, o'clock yesterday morning, but
was detained by the breaking Of the tele-
graph lines mentioned in my dispatch of
last night
As already reported, the army withdrew
from about Atlanta, and on the Both had
made break OF the East Point road. and
reached q good position from which 10
strike the Macon railroad; the right, How
ards near JOnesbOrO. the left. SchOheld's
near Rough and Ready. aud the centre.
Thomas. at COUGHS. Howard found the
enemy in force at JOnesbOrO aud entrench-
ed his troops, within half mile OF the rail
road The enemy attacked him al 3 P NJ.
but was easily repulsed. leaving his dead
and wounded. On Monday he met stormy
opposition on the road. | advanced 10 the
left and rapidly TO the railroad. made
good Judgement, and broke il all the way
from Rough and Ready down 10 HOward's
left, near Jamestown. so Atlanta l. ours.
and fairly won. Since the 18th OF May We
have been in one continued battle or skir-
mish. and need rest. Our losses will not
exceed 200, and we have possession Of
300 rebel dead. $50 wounded and -, 600
prisoners
(Signed) W. 7. SHERMAN, Maj Gen
Another dispatch from Gen. Sherman.
dated at Atlanta last night, tthe 81 inst. 9
P. n, SAYS the enemy destroyed seven To-
comOtives and 81 cars loaded with ammu-
milton. small arms and stores. aud left Il
pieces of artillery, most of them unnJured.
and a large number Of small arms
Deserters are constantly coming into our
lines.
(Signed) (. NJ. STANTON.
Official from the President.
To Ma. Gen. DIX:
WASHINGTON, Sept. ), IL 4 N.-The
President has issued the following recon-
mendatiOns and orders in relation 10 the
recent successes of the United states forces
al Mobile and Atlanta
E. N. STANTON. Sec'y u Var
EXECUTIVE AANsIOy
Washington. sept. B.
The signal success that Divine PrOvi-
dence has vOuchsafed to the operations Of
the United States feet and army in the har-
Dor of Mobile, and the reduction Of Fort
po,rau Tort Gaines and Fort Morpan and
the glorious achievement Of the army Of
Gen. Sherman in the State Of Georgia. re-
sulting in the capture Of the city Of Atlanta.
call for devOut acknowledgment 10 the >u-
preme Being, in whose hands are the desti-
MES Of nations II Is therefore requested
that on next Sunday in all places Of Wor-
ship in the United states, Thanksgiving b
offered 10 Him for his mercy IN preserving
our National existence against the lnsur-
gent rebels who have been wagIng a cruel
war against the government Of the United
States for its overthrow, and also that
prayer be made for Divine protection 10 our
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Diarrh~ aud ID, .cn,cry.-ws l,.vs *

Diarrh~ aud Dy >entcry W. lsvs exam
med great number - letters from some oi ghs mos.
prominent citizens o. Cincinnati. Cv,ineiou. sis
speaking in the highest terms OF nr StncEAscs
Ant. Cholera Mixture Ger tle cure o, tarrho'a ana
iyssntsry The leitcrs ale too bong g. rlbilsh. D.
Woods of Covingion. ssys Dc vas pronounced incur
able BY abe bees. doctors in Cincinnati ana ou, Aelis
Of pr sgr.cki2nds Anti Cholera Nxturo Affected
permanent cur- after SIT. fins ior mouths with ihs
worst form Il darrh0a an dssentery
Another SAWS be Wa discharged frogs iho Unast
States service after -Cnerns the hospital i cish
strickland Anti-Cholera Mixture. - ga well iisesi
ID and h4s uow snIsirl tnc arus a.a4a DAD su,s
health Ouc uisu writes he haas cured s.vsn or e.slt
sers bad cases &C dArrh0a ans dyrcnieev In a.,
barracks he -ss IN Nth onc bottle q u.s valuable
meiicine a. fact We could A. hsf our lal-f with
similar licms lram thrs, ictief- Why docs uoi our
Govornmeat -ccaro tAi- t.laatio pisrarafior cur
army ought to Doc sllpi-i w.ih TO- 10 hu, short
time since one e our mn hil sRorv low cosditiou
Al one 81 our Cincinnati h.srls l.s vie Was sent
for the doctors cons icrsi h.s a hepcc-. ease She
however. gave him Strickland, Auu cholera mix.
tare. and IN three wcoss hc abs o. return bone
Nth h- wife o. Nvu Rl,4nln1 plo All ilosc
csscs right ai home speak fee themselves wskope
al to soiiiors will pat h.ttie o. 90 IN their knan
sacks @ may save then or s.nic oi then cnmrsf,s
10 Is fnr saie hy Druggists a Ia cents Der bottle
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PUBLIC MEETING.

The undersigned, eitizsns Of LEASING, cordially in
vito their fellow citizens q this city aud vicinity IL
respective OF party who are for the Government as
against all rebels and traitors and who are in favor
Of vigorous prosecution Of the war, TO the end that
permanent and lasting peace may be attained, the
Union restored, and the majesty Of the laws and
Constitution vndic2ted, 10 meet With them at the
Representative Hall, Monday evening September
18th. 1854 for the purposes Of forming City AssO
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

- Tombstones and headstOnes are
taxed five per cent. under the new law.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
ID L T. ID

In this clay, on saulsy. tie l4sh uit HOWARD /
BANCRDi /. ouly sJH Il g. X Bancroft ag-l - years
aud 10 mouths
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Presidential Electors.

Al Lar0s-RORFRT p REKCHER
THOMAS D. GILBERT
Ffrst Diaricf-FREDERICK Waldorf
Sssond Blstrscf-MARSH GIDDISGS.
Jktri Disfricf-CHkIsTiAN EBERBACk
E,urfh Disfroct-PfRRY HANNAH
FYnh Dirricf-OMAR ID LONGER
S,xfh Dirtrlct-GE0kGE W PACh-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
CAPTURE OF ATLANTA!

The confirmation of the glorious news OF
the taking of Atlanta for which so many
have been anxiously waiting, has come at
last, in shape that no longer admits OF
the slightest doubt. We have no space leit
for comment this week. Below is General
Sherman's dispatch. No further reliable
particulars have been received:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

Representative Hall, Monday evening Septsmb.
18th 1854 for the purposes Of forming a City ASS
citation:
H Bartholomew H smith
A. ". kIchOls, A B. bagieys
Cowlss A. J. Niele,
+ Russell Abnor Brown
r Burr Joseph Mills,
Wm. H. Comsi0ck, NJ BordweD,
Wrn dunbar Tenney,
n Hitchcock T. d. Billings
Cyrus Hewitt, John W LOngye4T,
T d knight N :. Baker.
\ b Jones NJ Hudson,
VIM NJ Carr F. H. ROwley,
r Knott z B. rogers
l. B Potter J. W. AmPhlett,
Smith Hunter n ID. Osband.
J. b Bailey, Geo T. strong
T. d W Blrtch, Chas A. Sohaieri
Emory smith, thAs Robson,
Geo a. House A Lindsey,
Il D. BArtholomeW, n EichleT,
j W EdmOnds, Z b. Steobirs,
Gao. Z Treadwen ". q. Woodwork,
Julius Keyes, Iheo- Hunter,
samuel Il. Row VIM l. kobsOn
John l. HaItrr =. Anneke,
A WuaiWonh. n. ID. Elicit,
l8geTsoHi =. LemSys
K Bootbroyd W &. Patterson
Whitney Jones, Z & D2rliag,
Theodore Foster FItz Anneks
II D. Rogers, ID A baKef,
II II Dunks, OTamel Arnlesi
Wm Ii Pincknoy, p. C. Ayres,
c b RobinlOn {. b. Seymour,
o A Jenison d NJ BAgley,
A W Williams, H. l.. Paddock,
$ Cfossmau l. :. JenisonI
5 X. Wilcox, ID Bingham
j l. IAuterman c. Tracey,
{. A sln,ord CT. Dchmand,
c. W. VanEtten, ; d. Eooos,
II B. Armes Ezra Jones,
r Pratt U. b. Wright
Robert : Robson, j Vankuren,
II. Elliott, H ID Porter,
II. b. Carpenter l. Dart
Theron + Giddings c. l. Ocs,
Chas slater Vim. :. Jones.
A. : BuTdick, Al Buerkle,
Geo. K Grove W L Paine,
s r. Greene Warren Paine
| Geo G. Iapham c. II. Sltli1,
I + Simon- W. II Snyder,
c. II Thompson, c L. Nash,
/ J A Crosmln T. har
Jas Turner, A V. Dearin,
John Robson, Geo l. Montgomery,
/ Daniel Nevis Nm. {. Bennett,
/ Philo Daniels Henry Ferle
Horace ANGEL Harrison ". Whitney,
/ Z 2 JOnes. John Broad,
( NJ J. Daniels s 0strandcr
John Nagei = ID NeUbT0,
A. e. Adams Alfred Wise,
Z 7 Nswbro, AlonIo Z Hard,
Jefferson Powell Geo. Turner,
/ G.. n Barney =. G. Sprang.
| Edwin Shaw, Andrew jackson,
VIM. A. Harris, Russell smith,
| Charles Turner, Jacob Smith,
/ II. " Walker, Henry Rulison,
> C. LOOMS, j ". VaDKuren
John Tooker, II Haanel,
Mathew Jordan d. W. VauAuken,
q. K Woodwork, J. A. Elder,
! o. B. Webster, Cyrus Alsdorf,
NJ. r Taylor K r. DeVIney.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

Do you wish To he Cured s-IT Bueh@n p
EbKlssh specific piss cure IN ess than 30 days, the
worst csses q Servoazness, Impote1cT Premature
Decay Seminal Weakness Insanity, aid al Urinary
sexual and Nervous Anscfious. 10 matter from What
cause produced Price, one dollar per box sent BY
nal post paid o. receipt O. Al order One box Z"
ue-fsrt IN. cure IL INST case. Address
JANIS : BUTIER,
4s2us General Agent, AZ Broadway \. 7.
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STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Governor
HENRY II. CRAPO. Of Genesee.
For Lieutenant Governor,
EBEN'R q. GROsVENOR, Of HillsdaIe
For Secretary Of state,
JAMES u. PORTER, OF AlIegRn.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN OWEN, Of Wayne.
For Auditor General.
EMIL ANNEKE, Of Ingham.
For Commission n tne Stlie Land Ofice
CYRUS HEWITT, Of Calhoun.
For Attorney General,
ALBERT WILLIAMS, Of Ionia.
FOR sup't Of Public Instruction,
ORAMEL HOsFORD, Of Eaton.
For Member Of State Board of Education,
WITTER J. BANTER, Of IiIIsdaIe.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

For Representative i'm Congress
Tfrst DiStrict-FFRNASnO C. BEAMAA.
Second Digtyicf-CHARIfS UP-ON
Third District-JOfiN W. LONGYEAR.
Fo.lrth District-THONAS W FERRY
fyfth Dlsfrtof-ROI.AND + TkOW BkIlGE
Sirfk Diarict-JOHH BRIGGS.
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Patents Issued.

Below we give a statement Of the number
Of Patents issued from the Office Of the Sec
rotary Of state for the several years named:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

Card To the >uffsrfnr-~nsf,..
or taTcc hosshcais ~ nlehn Tonic Pat,-s ,.
- SirsAlariis. p Nervous Antlot,s. A. and AHA,
you arc satisfied With ilc r,s..it iiu t-, one 49,,
oiD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGIIsH SFk,lhlc ans
and he restored O. health ana v-cl ia loss than l,,
days They ar purely vcsc'ab.c. pleasant T. ak
prompt ana siiunry n Sheir en- -is "a the i,-.s,,
down and shattered constitutes. oii ana vounss,r
take Them with aivantace. imI0ried ANA soii IA al,
Uuitcd state oaiy by JAS mmFR
" AZ iroaiwav Nv York
aS- Agent Cog thc Jnuci Statc-
81 box " these ilis. secarcs packed. Uiu
oe sent % any altrcss on recelt OF prlcs which !.
oNh DOLLAR. posi- paid Money rsrani,d tv ihe
Agent Il entire Satisfaction isnoi given sSsns
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Per Shssig-TRUMAN SPENCER
fbr Judge ef Frobdfe-HORArlO PRATT
Per Treasurer-THADDEUs DTNSNORF
Ebr CIssk-ANSEL r J.. COVERT
For Royisier-LAURENS Z. P TIER.
F5r Prosecuting AnoT7sey-ROLLIN &. DART.
F5r CIR e. C0m'T-MASON y CHAITERTON.
r. onrrey0r-WILIIAM ~ EANNER
o.. (STEPHEN s GlI,NEY.
''' tDY BAKER.
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
F5r Representative, FSrs, Disfrict-LU0EN REED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03
NRW-JERsEY ITEMS.

PATRIOTIC MEETINGS IN MONMOUTH Co.,
n IA series Of meetings have been held in the
I'D Congressional District Of Jersey, which re.
suited In obtaining number Of volunteers AT these
meetings held in different localities earnest speeches
were deliv cred, and great enthusiasm prevailed
ANNUAL MEETING or THR STOCKHOLDERS or
THE NEw.J ERsEY RAugoAD.--The annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the New Jersey Railroad and Trans
portation Company held Wednesday the depot In
Jersey City. and quite largely attended. The fol-
lowing is an abstract from their annual report: The
receipts for the yeaI ending Dee 81, l-oJ were s2so
600 l2 total expenses, SJ9 6a5 "a increased receipts
over the year 1902 s7j jJ 81 and increase In the er
penses sJ2 723 81 The cost per mile for c62 was
~ 81 100 cents while for 1855 1t 0 lsiOO cents
The amount Of Government tax paid was s40.0so 10
The directors were re elected.
Tue FOURTH or JULY.-The Common Coun-
ell of Jersey City have appropriated 500 for the cels
braton Of the Fourth Of July. and Committee OF three
was appointed 10 make the necessary arrangements
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Passengers Arrived

IN nenm fronsport Fulton, from Port Royll-Mr. o.
Bowyermsn and child. Mrs Atwood aud two children, Mrs
$. L. Harris Mrs r. J. Wall and child Miss J. F. Kendall.
Miss T.. Heacock Mr., r. r. Chamberlain child and servant
Miss H. NJ Richardson Mrs. r.. o. Dudley Mrs r. C. Leary
Mis- Brown, Mis-, c. p. Moves NJ Alien, l. Towne C. L.
forteu, Mr. Murphy and hye children Col Z. A. kozlay
Major Corwin Major j. Herbert Mr.. u. Herbert MAJOR r.
NJ. Caldwell Major J. H. Gould Cep,. f. Brand Lieut. VI.
slo,tnre, Lieut.. p. r. Chamberlain. Lieut. A. Mshersen.
Lieut.. Myers, Lieut. n Haines. Lieut. T. Miles Lient a
Dexter. Hon. ID. NJ. Cooley. Hon A. smith Chaplain L. VI
obbs Hon a. ID. Smith, Judge J. ". Lai,a, > W, Fly, d.
X Hickey =. v Balch J. Jones X. Due, Mr. Johnson j.
y. Edwr3s Capt A. Taber Capt RT Brown. Capt C. Gas.
hell G. 7. Ogden, Surg j. studiard Capt $ Pepper, W.
fwsn Mr.. Lambert 4 LumineF A. Beamy, J. X. bennett,
T. X Collins, J. w. Price, Capt. A Hart ~ 5 English A..
u. Day and servant, J. A. Smith, {. HalOwcl j. G Alex
Ander C. L. Robinson J. ORouTkn J. II. Dye. X. A. Bur
det, X Heath. T.. T. Chanprey, r. ". Wcens Rev. j. ;.
Swain, ; Sherman. I. n. Hart 3 Howhnd, w. Wessel.'
Ch.s Shaw, Mr. jonnel ". n. Bell, J.. g. Dudoy ;. w.
Bennett e. PHILIP A y Hitchcock Capt A. X. Eldridy- L.
Atwood, T. RAbone, ". Browne Il. Rahme, w. Weir, J.
Stewart J. Batef. II. r. French X. Wall, Mr Tanbyn. II.
Lawrence II. Now. Y. Nicholas, ) q. Consn, L. W Vim
cent =. Brewer r. Lewis. n. Robbins. l.. b. Brown, Il.
Gibbs W Sired, J. !. barawell > TLompson j. Dunn,
Fsn. d. Mcneil. W. MahuriHe. Nr and Mr.. X. Bysit, A.
j. sonaers :. Dayton, r. Mcpermoti, J. Hand Medren'
l.. CroWel Geo Jacobs. ]. Logan Rev NJ A. Asrchinsn'
aud t;s In the sirerage.
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Traxelera, Guide.


To Albany By Hudson Il. r., CO "srens,.. = 10
soh s:aa p.
To Albany by Harlem r. r.. l6th-st., 4h,iv. from -
10Th st. 10 u. and y. sunday tran..... p W.
To Albany by steamers Daniel Drew and Armenia
a. m.
To baltimore. by the Eew-Jsr-ey X. r.. foot Of
midnight sunday 7:oo p.
To Boston, by New London line. Pier 20 N r..
Stonngton line, Pier 10 N. r.. and Fall River
lire Pier N r.. daily lSundsy e1ceped... 500 ?. m.
To Boston by NcwH Haven r. r., via Springfield.
sy via Shore Line IA End D. m Sunday 500 p.
and 10 a. M. and 500 p.
To BhdsepoTt. BY steamer Bridgeport, from PecA .
SIP r. X daily "'
To New Haven Hartford, and sprnshed-5tearn
To New burgh, Cornwall. West Point, Pyushkeepsie
aud Rondoot by steamer Mary Poweh leaves Jay -,
st. landing = p w.
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Sunday train 600 p
Ts the West, by Central Railroad Of Eew.Jersey,
foot Of Courtandt.t m, 70 and 700 p
To Philadelphia, by New-Jersey Railroad foot Of
and IL midnight Sunday 600 p
To Philadelphia, by Camden and Amboy Railroad,
Pier % n. r., foot Of Barclay g m and 300 p m
To Washington, by New Jersey X. r., foo, Of
Conr;lsndts It.. and 10 a M, II p m, sd IL
midnight Sunday. T;D p m
To Greenport, I,lp. Fire Island, and other resorts
Long Island, by L. !. Railroad from Jamessip
ard foot Of Hh-st, T.. R..........8s IN aud $3.50 p M
For further information Ia regard to Railroad Time Tables,
see advertisements In another part Of this paper.
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Arrived.

s,sSm.hio Fulton a. s tsn.por'l. Wot,on Port Royal
NAY ~. nd. and pas. to T. > ouaf'eirm,.s'; ~
Towei ,h, poi, by L. ,inPoF Fulton for the purpose
steamer A. a Turner, Pekn. Detroit 81 days, ballast to
steamer Sc. Gull Kenny. Providence md'e to Edward
Steamer Black Dmond, Meredith. Phiadelphi,, md'e to
s,e,mer Emma Damn Burton Philadelphia md.e aud pass
steamer . C. Walker sAerin Philadelphia md,e to }. &
" steamer . p W Bruno, Foster Baltimore mde. 70 VIZ,
Dallcll. - 49,.
Slip Lo.u, Hagen. Palermo day, frui, Jacquemot
saip Monarch Of TIC Sea, khkady Liverpool IS days,
rni.e' and pass. TO Trlsk pearborn Aprii ~ Wiisn
fa9e. .e9@s Jumped !, overload ana was
hence bound Z. Encountered consdofAole d Ice on the
shin London Moore London and the Ie Of Wight May g.
nd.e and 49, pass 70 Gnnsll Minufn Co. Crossed tho
Bank. Newfoundland in at ~ aud large quantities Of
Ice, and had dense fo.s al the passage. 80 -
Bari Soil Dec Gor. (Pru. wienand, Alicante 90 days.
b,llA., to funeh, Meinese 4 WeqdL -. 49,,
Bark Thsress Pus Hobart, Bremen % days, mdse and
IL BIZ R. 20 s5a Cochran Windsor s. l. days
nHs Cs.pi Wild CSor) Tosu.on Rio Janero 50 days,
eosee TO Fauch Meineke wend,. Experienced great
dea Of calm weather during the passage.
Brig Lyra, Presley. bridgeport. "
sehr fAlhal. Lord, New Haven for PHILADELPHIA
sclr Eliza Brl, NJ Donald Georse,own' r T. L. 10 days
Scir Pres,. Lo,hiop. Ma,anzas II days mols''s' to
Schr Elk, Allen Eleu,hera l2 days, fruit to b. r sher
sehr Ann f. Leverett squr.s Port ROya days bas', to
master. - $500 ,,,o l.,
lovwood and coffee to Brett Son Co. - -
Scbt Electra of BriIhsm), Pudde, Palermo March ~
and Gibraltar April r. fruit 10 Goo. b. Buley Mays In the
Gulf .sw the wreck Of schooner with spas attached
srir Roy.l Oak Benson Providence.
sohr. Helen Mcleod, Thur.ton; Providence
schr r. A. Conhlns Gordon Providence
sehr. Daha Adams, New Bedford.
schr. Ariel, Burgess Now Haven.
Schr Henry May. Parker New Haven
Schr John Langley, Langley, New Haven.
sehr Fred Eusene, Crockett New Haven.
schr Whistler Prcsby, Taunton
schr Sarah Elizabeth. Kellogg Boston.
schr Abby Brackett, Achorn. Port Even for Boston.
schr Adrian. Everett Rondout for Boston.
Schr Harriet Gay, Mllbndge.
schr X. H. DAILY Sanders, Newport.
Schr Three Brothers, Noles New Haven.
schr Il. J. Scott. Baker, Providence.
smiled.
JuSn i-steamships-Evtning Star Ess,s
Stesmers-IIare r.. :. Terry. Empire.
sbip.-AleI Marshall. Northern Belle David Cannon.
BAss-Parmelu., Onward. iIansa Casco Carl Elgesburg
Prink Oscar. Sofia Pate . a., . .
Bris.-Scoand, Sampson, Eclipse, Ida Abbott. Amelia
Gauges. Ideal .
spaI Susan Scranton Mary Fyswsy sunny South, Latin
b. Strong &. jefferson, j Is. Myers, Sarah Ellen.
spoken.
May TO- lat 20 i5 Ion Il ~ brig Maid Of Convey from
Burnos yres for Cork.
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legal Nolltes.

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
- York-LOREN W. MARSH FREDERICK C. Dill
LAVE and JOSHUA X. RODGERS, PLIsifs against D. =
NOBLE, Defendant Summons for Money U. ) Revenue
Stamp ~ cent? To the ab0yenamed defendant You are
hereby summoned and required the complaint In
th, action which filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF THIS
Court the City Hail. In the City Of Newfork on the nth
snbscrbers their Ot, No. " Nassau street Law Build
in the City Of Newly oTkwthn twenty days after the
ryce this you, exclusive OF tho day Of such
service sud II you fail to the complaint within ths
time Aforesaid the plaintiff ntth action will take Judgment
a.an., the defendant, therein for the Of Two Taousand
Dollars and interest thereon nom the 18th day Of March, lso4
II. SHELDON, Plaintiff Attorney.
Ny6 iaw6wF No. 81 Nassau-stroet, NJ l.
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Ocean Steamers.

nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
j. class STEAMER will leave New York on the 80, 18th
and 23d OF each month except when those dates M on
loving. 90 =,
Fos Feigh. Passage apply at the only office No Bow
In, g,,an ID. b. ALLEN. Agent
EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The First
i class o. s. Nail steamship LOCUST POINT Capt.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN will leave Pier No. g. y. r., On sA
URDAY JUNE at oelock ~ Passage with unsurpassed
accommodation go For ffelgh. passage apply 70
Is CROMWELL s. Co., No. 90 Nestst.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......JUsza
lenVed.

a,eamerr-Safsh Jones Phiairphls Lopez Kirkpatrick
Maftha stevens, Chance. Baltimore w. Dalkeu
Bars.-Bursoneistsr ke.rsiem iPrus keerstetn. Cork
Funeh Mcincke W-ndi; Cercalice lBrl Lewis, Sots
John Iartsou Co Osreilc. black, Barbadoes H. TOW
bridx~'. Son. Amanda lfam) Thompson, Cork SlomAn
Tdye; CA'Aaflne Msnd lBrl. Andsron. ficton. n >
A. Bfai.haw, Add el ader drdge Cadk, ii. ID. Brook
man Co Al,
Briss-IIermns tDanl Berg London; Ponyer', Allen
Seuvi,as 1hompson Hunter: Nautilus LuSccl, s;ehn
Pernamburo. ". y. Sehmidt's son
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03

The be charged by the Comptroller to the
sccouut Of CITY Contingences.'
Which referred TO Committee on National Affairs
Roolped That John r. seIs of number hundred and
two hundred and hywo West Thrteth street be allowed
the privilege Of placing sgboaId N ont Of his premises
during the pleasure OF the Common Council
Which cOncurred IN.
to receive and deliver goods in front their premises numbers
one hundred and eighty i've and hundred and eighty seven
Water street. such permission 70 remain during the pleasure
OF the Common Council
" bich concurred in.
place and keep lamp in front Of bis premises the
southwest corner Of avenue and Second street the same to
be maintained al ms own expense and 70 remain during tho
pleasure Of the Common Council
Which was concurTen in.
An ordinance entitled An ordinance 10 amend III. ordi.
nance entitled An ordinance 70 DIVIDE the city Of NewYork
into convenient election DFct relating the election
districts o. the Tenth " ard.
Which was referred to the Committee on Ordinances.
h''ol.s9 That permission be Owen herr, Billings Her
then premises e.ey street near Bro.dwsy such permis
son to fenaa only during the pleasure Of the Common
Which was concurred IN.
he'ss That the Comptroller be directed To to he
delivered to the managers O the House OF Refuge on
Island three thousand loads Of manure.
W hoh was concurred In
Ro.ed That the Croo Aeuedoet Department be directed
70 OIL the excavation in Hubert street, between Washing.
ton and Wes, streets caused by scale being formerly used
Which was coneurred IN
Resolution. that permission be given 20 Mierd Cook
to receive and deliver goods Oh the side wa In from, Of
premises. number my six fesey street. 10 remain dunn. the
pleasure Of the Common Council
Which cOneurred IN.
Re.outon that permission be given 10 Henry NJ Bailey TO
place email sign tbs steep In front Of his premises
three hundred and thy'ir Brooue street. 70 daring
the pleasure OF the Common Council
Which eoncurrod in.
Resolution that permisson be given TO Williams keep
small bErbers pole an front Of bis premises number -four
Beach street. the to remain during the peure Of
the Common Council.
Which coDcurred in
Report Of Committee Public Health. with resolution
chat the City Inspector be directed the Duances
Lifting Seventeen street between Third and ourt
graphing materials aud storing u squaors e.hes gun
&c. 70 be discontinued and stated Immediately.
WIFI referred 10 the Committee Public Heath.
hrSOsiion that permission b TO Joseph Sissan to
pscv AID retain show ia front Of his pIrirs number