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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20
REsu KE.-An Ohio sol.


der on sick iurlough, coming to this city few
DAYS since, while at dinner few miles this side
Of Jackson, was attacked by Copperhead, With
the questioR, d" VII, didn't you vote for Valan-
ilghAmf" "yausndighan said he, 1--WE
dcn'. 90 South TO f9h. the rebels. and, at the
sane time, vote for their friends :" "Well.
what DO you go down FOR any ways What have
you accomplished = "Oh, yes" replied the
solder Of twenty battles, "let US come home,
and let the rebels take Washington. Let Us
make peace with JEFF Davis sword at our
;hrOats Let US redeem their Sl,5Oo, 0o0. O0o
deb,. Let Us chain posterity TO the car o.
slavery. Let Us become a by-word in history
Let Us submit, on pain Of another John Morgrr
raid! Let disgrace. bankruptcy, and ete'na
serviiity be the reward for which two hundreC
Thousand Of our patriot soldiers have bled az:
eli that vallAn-dsmn hin may be Govefno
Of Ohiol"
Bat ihs mower nOws On, though the adder. ma
Has.
And he ecpperAsass twins rouad The s...c Of =
sythe -
Michigan COpperheads, &c. out"
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ARRIVAL OF SHARP sHoorERs.--

ARsIvAL OF SHARP sHoorERs.-- Com.
pany B, e. s Sharp.shooter., which was organ
lied n this city, have returned on a fnrlough
from the Army OF the Potomac. The Company
Is commanded by Adolphus A. Guest, and on its
arrival in Detroit, numbered 20 men. The Com
pany formed par. of Col. Berdan's Regiment
and have done good service in the Potomac
Army, where they have had an honorable psT
In all the principal battles. Last mostb they
enlisted for three years more, and obtained 9
Through for 80 days from the 18th instant. Al
the end Of that time. the members will report il
this city. In the mean time, there will be al
opportunity for volunteers to enlist IN this vet
eran Company. lie sll these brave men, WHIT
have periled their lives for their country, b
cordially received by the stayers at home
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" Michigan COpperheads, get out"

A NoIsELFss SKvISG MAcHIxE-We have
recently examined the wineox Gibbs Noiseess sew
ing Machine and IL Is tie arsi really noi.eess machine
We have ever seer.
TAisssens very important feature for Janily Sew
Ing Naeaae aud this seems be b-. or. Of this ms
chine psesArities. very simple and ingenious de
vice prevents from being turned in the wrong cres
tcn. a1t the needle eanrct he set wrong Il seems
very perfect and simple machine.
Il took the Gold Medal ST the late Tars Of the Amer
lean Insuute." held in y. Y, Sept l. 1855, For still
nsss o. It's running and perfection Q. is woEk" hi
speaks welfor IL. standing .. home.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

STATE AND CoUSTY TAxEs-We would
warn the people o this city against paying thei'
State and County tax 10 Mr.. VanAiken. IL
has DO authority from the Sheriff TO collect the
tar Persons paving bin may be called o.
agaia By the Sheriff
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TIE GREAT CAUSE
OF
HUMAN MISERY.
Is. ra5..shsl u - Eave,o9.- = 81 cent

Us, published II seaiei Eavc'op1. Prce Six Cents.
LECTURE on The Ma URF.
\ Treatment and Radical Cure o. seminal Weakness
or Sos-na.orrhoa induced b. SefAbuse: Involuntary
Emissions ImTotency Nervous Dehilty. and lmPeti-
rsnts u Marriage generally Consumption Epl-e 81
sn1 FITS Mrl' and Pay sca Incaplc ~. &c by RJS-
J. Ct-LvrRV I'll, ". Ac-hor of The Green Book. SC
The world renowned author. u this admirable lee
tu7e clearly proves from his experience that tie
anvil couscl lences Of Se-abrse may Dc etlctlay re-
moved wthoct medicine and without dangerous srrs
cal operations bOrgies Instruments. rings or Gorilla =
pointing cut mode Of cure al Clce certain aid eiec
tua ~ winch every s-fsrc-. matter what his con
d.t,1n nav be- nsy c1rc himself cAcaqly. privately
AMI radically tbs .ect-r- WA prove boon 20 llc-
saa1s and thousands.
] Sc un5er SEAL u plain envelope, 10 any address
on the receipt OF six cents or Two postage Stamps E!
aidresS.rE ChAS- ! C. KLINE,
s3syl ~ Bovsry, New TeEk, Post o1cs Bcz, 4sSt
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Wednesday Morning. Jan. 20. 1864.
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

rhsFIGCREs which our subscribers will dad attached
their n1mes their papers indicate the NUASsE o.
Ire paper 20 which ;hsr subscription IS paid BY 1As
,srnnb.r1 u meant the WHOLE NUMBER which
nav Be found II ths heading o. the paper, which Il
ssaazsd weekly being increased one each week any
.sut.rs constituting year By referring TO this nam
her n The healing Of the paper and comparing It viii
,bsnau5er attached 70 the name direction, ca The
u.psr or s.bcrosrs can readily how their account
ssa1d on OR books.
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NOTICE.

Z s FLAG SHIP " SAX JAISTo,
Key West, Fla, 20 Dec, 1888.
Undor date OF 18th october notified ny creditors,
through the columns Of the Republican that issrsl
statement Of account between -
Thus far too olly have responded Now, ] have i
very lively imagination bat can c convince myseli
thai those two are all owe Every Ear, woman an
chllt IN Iansing Il they have ears hear," knows
better than that
Gentlsrlsn will you please be prompt am anxious
% know how one feels whea out Of debt IN M Il
vii be decideiy novel sensaton-l iong 20 ENJOY l..
Truly, &c, ASA T. MlNIEKs
455w2 Payusstsr.
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CA1IlopEAx SocIETY.-Rev. W. Il. Per-
rine will deliver lecture before the CallIopca'
Society, az Representative Hall, on "Wednesday
eve, Jaa. 20. at half past seven o'clock
Subject" Three months In Paris" The lee
ture will be free. The public are invited 10 at
tend.
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AF.rr wopru KNorlsa.-An qroccrs BE

FAcT WORTH KSowISG.-Ah groccrs are
compelled 70 sell the staple articles Of heavy goods,
whether they make large profit or not, bit il shelf
goods and many articles o. which the purchaser is not
Judge they sell these upon which they eau make the
most profit II this way worthless saleratas IS sold
and in no other The grocer who ntents 10 Sci the
best goods and rely upon fair profit viii always keep
DeIand Co s Chemical Saier-tas, AID thousands n
dealers " ~ SCI no ether
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

PouSD MAsTER-At the meeting Of
the Common Council on Saturday evening, Ha-
vey L. Baker was appointed Pound Master in
place OF NJ A Howell resigned.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that the
~ Trustees Of the Church Of Tie United Brethren
IA Christ OF the c.ty Of lansing Michigan vii make
ham Al the next thereof being I'd Tuesday Z Feb
rlary D ls54, FOR order allowing them TO sell tie
Of said corporation situate IN toe city o. La
SIM foresaid known as lot No SIX (o) block No cue
nlncre aod twenty seven and that Sail monies afisns
therefro b. applied the payment Of CERTAIN inle--
tlre OF mortgage against San property, given by the
Trustees of said corporation 10 Aaron Bowser, the
fourth day OF January a D. 1852 % secure the pay
meat Of four hundred fifty dollars and thirty cents
anu tie residue towards the payment Of my ether IL
dsbteduess against said corporation. 4W4aS
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DANIEL D. ToNPKINs can hear Of some
thing iu bis favor by calling on Mr.. G. 5 Arm
strong, Of ibis city.
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EMPLOYMENT!

S7S A MONTH-Agents wanted tC
y 81 Sell Sewing Machines. We viii give . com
mission al Machines sold. or employ agents who vii
work FOR the above wages and expenses paid
For particulars address
BoYLAN /. Co. Gen. Agents,
45sw-< Detroit, Alch
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Wit! Wisdom! Wonder
FUN, FACT AND FASHION!
The Ballad OF the Caters,
HOW IAN OLD MAlD GOT MARRIED


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l. -Ire y cc..' b. SAIL e.. lar
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BIT jerry slls .v--sl1- w1s
Too great f1r his control
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LII sane t2lA t-e n--- 81 -l>-i
AID -l-L -lr i-Jh Tue papers,
AZ rea--l g p9is what ais ne sll
sc cuts slca c.,Il2-s cap-rst
-le real ~ JpnN@ BAILEY : Sl@ss-f
Ar Z tAflr 7is--s- CATER
Thev.l .--e 81. women h.tses
A AM y II FL .,- ere, SUMS. ..' ''''
To see he. FEET -.t. 50 ,-.a' In. .id n'a''
H:r ga.'sr= so'--ri'a e'o,aaF Ion.
Al a. G5.. y. I'D I'd --
Int tie oo-l'l 5a''
Vow, Tom. tie rogue. SIS g Gov
c.ever l4i an smart,
Resolved 70 1.i BIS sister s7I2
All Play = w.aa.lg part
AMI Sal IT, she could ac- wei.
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CHANCERY SALE. - In pursuance
~ and by virtue OF decree Of the Great Court for
the county Of Insham. in Chancery, male the nth
iav Of November. lsr3, 10 casa therein pending 10
which Charles J Fox is complainant, and Charles II
Hlrrison IS defendant shall sell at public auction 10
The highest bidder the front door Of the Court House
u the village Of Mason. iu said county. the It'll day
Of March ls64 ococS 10 the afternoon the lands
--.e. Loo
Michigan ani Primary school Land Certificate FOR said
lot NUMBERED c65 L and lot No 2 Of block No l3s IN
said city Of Lansing AMI Primary school Land Certd-
CT te for said lot NJ. > numbered .53 /.
Dated January 18th. 1861.
HORATTO PRATT
Circuit Court Commissioner for Iughani Co. Mica
L0SGTEAK s BUEIcH, Sol'rs for Comp't. 455w7
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(lHANCERY SALE. = In pursuance

4 NHANCERY SALE. - In pursuance
- and oy virtue o. decree OF the Great Court for
he county Of Ingham, IN Chancsry, male the llth
FAY Of November, 1853, a therein pending
wherein Horace J. Pcrrine is 3inart. and Henry
norner William . Horton. ErasGs j Ho ton and Jacob
F. Hawkes defendants. shall sell pubic auction
House ID the -ilage Of Mason, IL said county the
tn day Of March 1854 at clock u the afternoon.
tae Ian and premises described il SAID decree 70 Wiz
all that certain piece parcel OF land the county Of
InghAm and state o. Michigan known and described as
the north east quarter o. section eleven. Il township
three north Of range east containing hundres
ant sixty Of land according 70 the United state
survey.
Dated January 18th, 1sti.
HORATTO PRATT
Circuit Court Comm ssioner for Ing Co Mich
n
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SALE. - In

4 NHANtEh1 SALE. - In pursuance
and By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Tor
the county Of Inghar. u Chancery, made the 18th
DAY Of November, 1888, IA case therein panding,
wherein Horace Pcrriae IS complainant aud William
L Horton E-asus Horton aud Jacob +. Hawkes. are
defendants shall sell az public auction. 10 the highest
oit1er al the Court House n the village o. Mason il
SAID County, on tho 7th day Of March, 1864, at one
O'Clock 30 the afternoon the lands and premises cescro
Cd In SAIL decree, % Wit all that piece par
Gel OF 4ni n the county Of Inghan aad State q Mich
igNn known and described as the north east quarter Of
ssc-ioa eleven township three north OF range two
east Containing one hundred and sixty acres CT Lard
/ according TO the Cniled states s1rvcy.
I Dated January 18th, 1854
H0RATTO PRATT,
Great Court Commissions- Tor Ingham c., Mich.
| loSCYEAE BCETcB, Sol'f Tor Compt s56w6
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I IST OF LETTERS remaining in q c
I/Post Once A. Lanslng Mich January o 1863 AL
tfers advertised are subject extra charge " one
cent Persons calling f9I tlsn vii please say Aver
tsed."
LLOYD Timothy
ADAMS, Mss Jaae Lewis 1irs e g.
Aver Ruey J. LAWSON Ms DiaLlLa
Lovett Aiss Martha
Bennett, = P
B-te- John M-4-ef george
BALDWIN. Mss Carrie moor a!ss francs II
30 Mr. Rebcc- Merrill, NJ Mary
g-owe- Mss Ma Mcu.vaue Major John
Bag ey. Mrs.
Bagley, Mrs. Bennett norton AoIzo z
Oliver Robinson
Cheney. Mrs Mary Il
Cough. Albert B. present I-i-o4
eide Washington Z PaFEer, Jay
CJ.by, John Farclels Joan
cane Mss Ns-vE Robertson p Pafpeter
C1ark " Russell Mrs Arron
Cborai Mss Maret.- Hiela.ts. us .. J.
Fsssett, Miss Marion RchSrcs Mrs. caulA
raov yiss
G smith, Russell
Gilman II Il ste5bigs, g. r
GAkey MIS- A-a..a, stockery. C1arl,s
Jinter Jacob Stiete Christian
H.rr.s.w.H Tudor. Geo.
Holmes, Ms. Mary G Iolsley n ; Loretta victor
Taylor,
james, James Term, Siiss Moryeth
'sn-Fas' Dr. Psni'i Taylor Mss 59'1''
Kenai.y, Thomas Van Water, 81
Aalck:Fboczer, Mrs Aasy
Waterman, Elmer !
Laming y. w Wells. Nrs. sarah
Linden p. ! .. Whitney. M Jale
Limsbsck, Ms Il Il Williams, Mrs.. J
Ioren, Michael wheeler, tyT-s {
LImphere Lyman NJ
E Los6YEAR PA.
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PR0GRAN
PROF. B ALL IS
CONCERT
Al tie USIVEEssLlsT CHURCH. Oh We-n-s-ay eve
January =, 1861. Tor one night o1.s.
PART FIRST

PART FIRST.
Grants March into Tickz urg Violin and Piano
: We Come wl,h Caserful Greeting 4rio
Pref Il. Z 3
Grantnother toll n 50 ,so1s Gu- Caor- Mss d. : Z
3 II going o. iglt NIT S.g-l song Pro. L y 2
Bunker III. QlcAstsp on Piano and Niooee..e'
s Seep.ng for the F'ag. soag by Mss My 2 Bl.ey
9 singular Dreams song, Iroi g. " bAl-~s
10 Cuckoo solo, 4o4- @l.- l-'l-
II T. 81 Oa.s. Aniua-Tezetto From oacra q Art.a
PART SECOND
I Sorr4s from home ...... Violin AZ Piano
Sell Fratel-Le Las no Power Trio Opera q bslis-Ei9
3 Abraham by Abraham, Sgng Chorus PROF. + II q
/ Johnny smoker A descriptive Iro sung Dy fAtae'
Kemp GA Ec-@s
5 Ay LrDmy Louis song ID N-.r-= =. " =
B4oy on lz Fallen So lel 10 Aiagtom Co- ii Z Z
Narragauset WALK. ol.a, Piano and Nl9-il-e-o
Sweet Hone VIII Variations Piano ana .o!1
q In svren Friar. ........ Duet by u Z aud L Il Z
10 song Of Thousand Yeas ,.>ong anc IloIls y L
Admission IS cents--chiidrea 10 coats D'eF- ep-'
IL = +. 81 Concert % commence ar : <
s5swl RANNkY. Business Aaaagsr-
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CAUTION +:

ALL persons are hereby Cautioned
a against purchasing leasing O. J. Doan, O. any
other person than the uaderigued any portion or par.
II lots D sld . block 1 Known tAe IS Ola Red MI
ant Tannery +" 10 the war, city of lansing any
right sail Doan may claim 20 have was uulawfuy anc
" ongfully obtained, and wi! be contested by m.
ORAAlEL ARMS
Lansing Jan Is, 1864. s56wi
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NOTICE-Nc

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-No
- tce IS hereby given that in pursuance Of authority
20 Us given by Vim Il Pinckaey Judge Of Probate for
the county OF Ingha 10 receive, examine and adjust
al claims ani against the estate Of Jonah N
nee deceased Therefore, we Viii meet for SAID PR
pose AZ the house Of said Jonah Nnse deceased in tho
township Of toc40rGCe, ga the county OF Iughan and
state OF Michigan Friday the 10Th day Of February
al o'clock In the forenoon OF said day. AL pers Is
having CLAIMS agaiost said estate viii therefore present
,ne for adjustment, rs the o. day Of June
1864 is the expiration Of he time gwen for adjusting
I claims against SAID estate.
JAMES REEVES,
VIZ u. STEPHENS,
453w8 Commlss ioners
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a.. 8. Internal Revenue Tax and
license Notice.
THIRD DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN


- Time Of P0vmsnt Extended in consequence
Of the iat- Ssvsre Storms hutsrrupting the
Nails.
NOTICE is hereby given that all Taxes,
Duties and Licenses assessed upon persons resiG-
ug or doing business IN the Third Collection District Of
Mich gan hare become due and payable and that shall
attend TO person by Deputy - receive payment OF
sand Taxes Duties and Il cnses the following named
places on tho days herein specified,
LNGHAM COUNTY.
SIN DIVISIONAL the Dsputys once, IN Lansing, FOR
the city Of Lansing and for the towns Of Lansing Ne
ridian Wulianstown, Locke, Leroy, Wheatfed, Alae-
Delhi the 18th 70 the 5Oth OF January 1854
THE0DoEE FOSTER. Deputy
oIa DIVISION AT the Deputy's Once, IN Mason, for
the towns CT AlrClus Nevay, lngham, White Oak,
Sockbrige B1nkerhill, Leslie and Onoudaga, from the
18th 20 the S0th Of January, 1884. HENRY HENDEA-
son Deputy.
y B-The Excise Laws require that l. PEI cent be
added all due and unpaid after the days herein
mentioned for pay msnt and that all taxes be paid IL
Treasury Notes. IRA MAYHEM,
Collector Third District Of Michigan
Albion Jan. It'll, 1853 i54w4
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CHANCERY SALE. - In pursuance

4lINAIIJ
Circuit Court Comm ssioner for Ing Co Mich.
LoSGYEAR & BURrCH, Sol'rs for Comp't. 456w6
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v P K1B0RS, Ses'y & Treas J c. BAILEY, Frsst
Iy4ss ,. r. KENNEDY, ga Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-17

GEN. HOOKER II JEFFERSON CO. General
Hooker arrived here by the evening train Thursday
night, and was 20 bis surprise, greeted by very
enthusiastic reception, for he supposed not soul
knew OF his coming. Ii leaked out b. S.etson. the
proprietor ~ the hstor House, sending teleStail
hero.inquirng If Gen. lockers mall should DC ior-
warded 10 WaIcrtown.
Tho Waiertown Cornet Band together With an
Immense conconrse Of our people were gathered at
the depot, and on tho appearance OF tho General,
he was greeted by the most enthusiastic cheering,
and some patriotic airs by tho Band lie was dress
ed in full uniform. Ilc WAS charged upon by the
crowd and compelled 10 mako little speech before
he could extricale himself
The General said in effect that no had come TO
our beautiful village TO spend few days in peace
and quiet but he feared judging from appearances,
he had chosen q very bad place for that purpose.
He alluded to the fact, in feeling manner, that
both hi parents were buried here, and said SONG
other things which the confusion shut out IRON the
reporters ears. The Hand ther escorted General
Hooker 20 the residence cf .. V. brsinard his
bnother-'r-law. where W. hone b. may bc allowed "a
bri { respite from his a.dnous aud uncoaslnr hbors
IN the teii.--l v alertowg ~. \. ReIormer. l2tI.
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number. Some time was spent in an examina'
ton of this admirable wsrk. built OF solid gram
tie and iron. and completely covering the broad
end Of the ledge and then. returning to tho
steamer, the party proceeded to Fort Preble, on
Cope Elizabeth Here they were RECALLED by
choice music by the well-known band OF the nth
II. $. Infantry, and collation. was partaken OF
at the new barracks. The fort Was then inspec-
ted. and some experiments in gunnery and
TARGET firing" were Witnessed. The shooting
WITS wretched, ard would have disgraced vol
unteer battery bu. then-the powder was bad /;
they might have added that lumber was high.
and they didn't want to spoil the target No
I'll take that back; think they wculd have hit
the target If they could More music. a parade
sf soldiers who had better been allowed to rest
and at halt past five o'clock we left fer the city
On starting, our steamer was challenged 10 Il r"oe
by the alpha" boat club. in their six-oafeo
boat The young men pulled handsomely
strongly, and well, so well tina: they drew ahead
but by some injudicious squirting succeeded ID
npmning themselves out Of wind. and steam
won. Reaching tho wharf about SIX The parry
separated for tie levee .. the City Hall tins eve
ming.
This levee, given in honor Of their guests
commenced at o'clock with the presentation oi
the celebrities from abroad TO the oelebr'ties ana
less noted people at home. The levee II pro-
crossing az write and Portlands falrest oaush'
ters-and there are many OF them OF SURPRISING
grace and loneliness are turning in the may
dance with governors and honorao'es, ana 's'
qtsres and mayors, and coionei'' ana 'h''o'''
and captains and lieutnsnts. md pam m"s'e'S
whose titles are abbreviated Mr.. The hall Is not
the gas.lights hotter and everybody in most
fearful state of--well, where's my handkerchioiI
The wall flowers, even. have wilted, and grave
and reverend seignors who do not dance are
rapidly running away-hoIne. Bnt there are
re,res,iments-co lees with your partner sher-
bet with your reighbor. and--a glass OF coo!
wine with your friends. By-and-by when the
night or rery early morn shall be COOL We will to
bed to sleep if we can.
Tomorrow. an excursion and that truly New
England institutional clam-bake w. H. H.
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The Hirass Observation-Disclosures Gap.
tuFeD.
BO6rcN, Aug. Is

The schooner r. C. Pecker Of Richmond,
Me-. Capt MAson. from Baltimore for Bath. pat into
Holmes Hole on the I4th having b,en captured BY the
pirate Tallahassee at NJ on the 18th inst In lat ~
lopg II. ard bonded for 10000. i
The Tallahassee also captured on the 10Th the Dts
BLOW Of salem, Captain Kocd from Calais for iati
moro; end the schooner Spokane. Of fremont NE.
Captain S-wyer. from Cnlais for Philadelphia. LIE
crews Of The Bow and Spokane wero transferred 20
tho II. ~ POwcrs and landed ut Holmes Hole Inc
pillows uass we've Ii st cut away. and the yessd WIS
then scuiled The Spokane set Oh fro. Both YES
sells were loaded with alhs.
Captain Sawyer OF The Spokane was on board OF the
prne ng.ri sx hours NE rspresenss ser 70 :" ,n y,
ve7y f-sl. Her officers boosted Il having destroyed
SIXTEEN vessels in thirty hours AID that they had cap
turoi ffty in ah
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Gem ncrcinI Per. Nor,. American.

CorT3s-ssl-s Of three Days eo5 bales, OF wnch 1900
pecutors and Market dull and all quail
tie ssI.iy lover. 80
Tna5r agpoarrhs Manchester market 4 inactive, with
q J5WrvErd sl3ebcy.
RI RAP. rrvra--Wskessld. Nash Co.. and Richardson,
Susics o., rrport -four sier and partially 6d lower
Wh.s. Cat AID 10 I'd lower. Com tends downward; Mixed
?Js. , .
proyitors quiet AID steady. The authorities report
beef % and stosiy porS do bccon, esssr lard, quiet
ard enific lownwsrl; taiow. q IL. ard steady
FKsDl CT Ass.s Fteaay rs, ,aser, coffee, quiet en5
s,ssds tcs tve; yesn, sta .dy spirits tup-n.ine dull
and downward a. Got peIosun' H1cu's saa n"nAsA ~
urch1n q DUO. at'ous.
To,ro, MAnxsTh 81. Rr,sisufs ending downward.
syrr ,.e w. and uachar eel Cosee qr'e aud ea,sr re
a,I,i al Unchanged Bic. Imsr. Telow steady Linsssd
Oh sarier .rLaI,
CoA.,is wsse quoted At IL" Close on "e--S'''J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-17

THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DnraicT.-
C,p, wa,drcn hns been appointed Provost Marshal Of
the Second Congree sional district Williamsburg. oes
Cn.t Matto1 retired Capt. Waidron served upon the
ttafT o. General Newton through The Peninsula cam
aisn and participated In the battles OF West Point
Gainess Ni,s Savage Station Cross fosds ard Nal
vera Hin. Subsequently. he was promoted :" o cap
larcy and assistant ad1tani general he bsa recently
been in the Deya. imen. Of North CAToiDa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-17
shjppinR.

lived from Now York, July q, Pelcsno, stGs'
no. y.i,ee :. non-,y xosrdos, al i-voe. New ioih
Az. Jur,,er At lreor haven slel Ga.tot al doucesei
Arrived nom Pa-leiplis Aos Good Return = SueH'
town
sailed for NV York Auz. D. syres, from Lt.-rp1o.
Sah,d or phiisd,hphs u, nhslJ 'co' nom LWeipooL
, lls 70 Falnr. Point broke this p1Et, tho basncs
q the news VII prv5.by come h.nd "a tie morrirs-
lDAl