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VAccINArIoN-We would call the at.
tention of parents to the necessity Of having
their children properly vaccinated imm5 diately
Or. Nelson has some excellent VACCINE LYMi H
which be warrants a perfectly pure persons
DESTROYS of being vaccinated should call on
him at once
NJ ehgan Av., near Middletown bridge.
April 10th, 1884.
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

STATrMENT OF THE CONDITION
~ Of the AiriAtc Fire Insurance Company. Of New
York, oa the 2sihday Of February 1854
To The Hon Secretary # Sta.e Of Michigan
The undersigned. of Of Alrlatsc Fire Insurance
Company la compliance with ACT entitled Al ACT
10 regulate Fire, Marine, Lie He.lIh Iusurauc,.
tonpani and their Agents Associations Partnerships
anu ldlyll doing fr-, Marine Lie and Health In
slfAnte business, not Incorporated by The Stale Oh
Michigan, approved February 18th 1859 As amended
February 18TH lool, make The .OOlDs am al report
Isl lAAl tbs AAnr % sall Company AiriatIc fir,
lns ince company OF Ncw York, doing business 90 tn
city a. New York, the state Of New York which IL
the location VI their principal oflce.
2 That the amount ot their ca al stock is Tic sum
ol hree hundred thousand dollars $50 co.
That u Said capita stock the sum u three hun
lied thousand do4rs has been paid By Tie stockholders
Of sail Company.
An That The assets OF said Company consist q the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

TEMPLE OF HoNoR-The first annual
election of officers for the ensuing term will be
held on Friday evening, April 10Th.
Also, the first annual election Of officers in
toe Social Temple will be held on Monday eve
Mug next.
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CLOSING DIscoURsE=Rev. w. Tillev.
Of the First Baptist Church, in this city, being
about TO close his pastoral relations with said
church, will preach farewell discourse Oh next
Sabbath evening. at the usual hour Of service.
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TREAsUIY DEPARTMENT,
Office ~ Comptroller Of the Currency.
.-r.f...s.r, Eahrr..rrs

lsulagton feoruAft - 1904
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented 90 thr
unlers gned It has beeL made 10 appear that The SC
oud National IA Of Lansing in Tie county Of lngham
and state Of Michigan has been duly organized zncer
and according u tue requirements of act OF Congress
entitled an act 10 provide national currency.
by pledge OF Unitel states stJc and 10 provide for
the circulation and rarnTtin fhsr'nf annrOved Feb
ruarv o. 1868 and has complied with AL the provsiofs
OF said act req lired BE- complied with before
mcneil z the business Of banking:
Now therefore, J. Hugh McCulioch, Comptroller q the
Currency 90 hereby certify that the said second Ma
tional Bank VI Lansing, county OF bgham AM state OF
Michigan, is .thorized TO commence the business OF
banking under the act aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
l,eall Of onlcs, this eighteenth day Of February,
1861 HUGH MGULLOCH,
gv4f4 Comptroller # the Currency.
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c. Bailey 4 Co. hav.

iug sold their old Banking House the Second
National B.-k, vii move % Tie trst Of April the
store occupied oy B sino1s OF the corner q Wash
ingt0n anl Michigan Avenues where they vii continue
the B.nSnE az Exchange business heretofore, Until
their new Banking House e completed lor tie Flrst Ma
t.oua Bank
T. the Meantime al communications 10 IS OF 70 the
First National Bank o. Lansing viii meet with prompt
attention. : c. BAILEY CO., Bankers
Lansing, Mich, March Il, 1884. sc5tf
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IT VAsIsHETH AWAY DO our readers all IN
derstand that the Chemical Saleratus, made By De
Land Co. Is never eaten In the process Of baking il
all eTaPOrAes leaving the bread iig and pure Il has
ssen mtated but the eOunterfet il not easily dis
pa3ed Of.
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LEcTURE-Dr. c. A. Nation, Of Mon
roe will deliver a lecture before the CalliOpean
Society, at Representative Hall, Tuesday eve
Ing, May 3D..
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T OSrOR STOLEN-On or about III,

I OSr, OR STOLEN-On or about the
- 2.th aay q March, so, from tie subscriber in
the township of Lansing. envelope OItaining n
n0nev-tWo s. green hscks-z1c a note f0r 80 para-
BE ID lumber. given ~ NJ Cheney. q Vic scr All
narsons are forbid Purchasing sd note as payment Oh
lie sarss has been stopped
vii pay 81 reward FOR TIE return q the above
property 70 ne JEosE D. NORTH
Lansing, APrIsth, 1854 'sw46s
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Dissolution OF Co PARTNERSHIP. - The CO.
partnership heretofore existing under the name and
style Of A Turner h Co also that existing under the
name and style Of Case Co this day dissolved by
Itual consent Either party authorized settle
the Of the same The books Of said firm may
be found at the store Of Amos Turner. Lower Town
where all accounts viii be- adjusted. All persons in
debted to the OF Case Co, requested &c
call and settle without delay
AMOS TURNER,
DANIEL I. CASE.
Lansing, January %, 1864. i6Sms
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Second National Bank
Il a NJ - I NJ Or.
Capital, $50, 600!
Aulhnrixnd CanIrnI SI5O 600
Capital sI5O,OOO !

JAMES / MEAD. Pres't HIRAM H. SMITH, Tics Prest
JOSEPH MILLS, Cashier.
Notice hereby given, that the Bank viii be open for
business on Friday, April 81, ls0+. BANKING Orce,
purchased OF J. Bailey ( co.. corner OF Washing
ton an Michigan Avenues.
Lansing March lh. lst4.
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MARKET INSURANCE COMPANY.

CTATENENT OF TIL CONDITION
~ OF he Market Insurance Company OF New York.
on the 22th day Of February, 1864
n the H,.. S-eTe'aryof s. ae If Niekic1a
The undersigned. officers Of Market Fire Insurance
Company, OF New York, ~ compliance with an ACT en-
titled Au Act REGULATE Fire Marine, Life ani salt
Partnerships and individuals doing Fire. Marine, Lie
and Health Insurance siness incorporated hs the
State OF Michigan " approved February 18th 1s59
amended February 18th 1861 make the following annual
report.
ist That the name OF said Company is The Market
In New York city IN the state Of NV York which
the location of their principal Office.
That the Oi their capital stock tie sum "
two hundred thousand dollars.
81 That Of said capital OK The sum OF two nlrcd
thousand collars has been paid by the stockholders Of
said Company.
4th That the assets OF said Company consist 4 the
following items
Amount OF cash IN Market Bank Sl0s79 &c
Company 5 utilce-..-... 5 12o 50
" " hands OF agents ald ~
course Of tran sm ssou .-....--..-.-... 1852 20
Brooklyn. 1854 46
value, .......-....... 49,. .......... 10 72s 90
Amountoi Bank Stocks-.................. 5000 70
Amount OF loans bonis and mortgages,
beng first liet OF record on unincHmhtr-
ed real estate, worth at least s227 COO 49, Isee72 90
Amount Of loans on stocks ana bonus, pay
Securities pledged At least s5s 5s5. 1850 90
at office 25sl 10
Amount Of Revenue stamps u th- olcC IA 20
Due for interest accrued 40 g.
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sale of Reserved state Mineral
Lands
MICHIGAN STAIR LAND OFFIE !
lansing. March 81, 1874
is HEREBY GIVEN

MICHIGAN STAIR LAND OFFIcE
lansing March 81, 1s4
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN,
! ' that all the Primary School aud swamp Lands IL
the Upper Peninsula, heretofore withheld from market
Copper AM Iron locations. situate the towns
ranges utoned below except such sections aud parts
Of sections have been reserved b. Governor
e1amiuaton, by virtue Of act s5. session Laws u 1865
will be offered al pubic auction, al this Office, the
l-th day OF May at 10 o'clock A At the mini
price, and OF the terms established by law.
The list cOuta!Ls about 30 acres reserved under
he mineral law u $40 Il contains lands portion o.
which mentioned IN Jackson OeOogical Report %
the sI session Of the SYST Congress il 1880 IS be-
lug valuable for minerals The remainder we're selected
an reserved because they present the i0pograph-
zeal AMI geological 4ppeara As the mineral lands men
lionel ia Jackson Foster & Whitney Geological
AMI Neurological reports
SANTEI : IACEY lnnnnnlss- .rnr
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: = IS 90 7OOi 500 9OOliO COILS OOl2s OOl4O 90
$40 10 90 Y % "A Ooi ls 90 Is 90 40 90 Is 90
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~ Ii is a well known fact that E. b. MIL
LAR las Much the Largest and Freshest stock Of
Groceries in the City which he WHOLESALERS at Detroit
prices, and RetaIs Priess that defy competition
Country dealers and house-keepers call and him,
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He pays Cash HIDES Pets and Furs, and most kin Is
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.p,gr1D 81 TIE sTAIE RKPUBucAS, JAS. T. 1854
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CERTIFICATE OR LICENSE.

Ell KELLOGG Presi4el
}. y DCNHAM, Secretary.
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CTATENENT OF TIL f.. CONDITION
~ OF he Market Insurance Company OF New York.
on the 22th day Of February, 1864
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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-02-11

shal, or enrolling officer, VINO shall e,nplo,,v
any person between the ages Of eishteen
and forty five, who is liable to- miIitary
duty in the field, as clerk, agent. or IN IS
any other way, shall, upon conviction
thereof by a court martial or military court.
be cashiered and it shall be the duty Of
any department. Or district commander mn.
on proof, by the oath Of any creditable per-
son that any. qrartermaster or assistant
quarterlnaster, commissarv or assistant
comlnissary, or officer in the nitre bureau.
provost marshall. or enrolling officer, has
violated the law, Immediately to relieve
said officer from his command, and take
prompt measures to have him tried for
said offence I; and any department o1< dis,
trlct commander who shall tail to do as
required by this act, as above stated. shall.
upon conviction thereof, be dismissed the
service. tH5.a s...> 1T. : = &, -.
Sic. 7. That in appointing local boards
OF surgeons tor the examination of persons
liable to military service. DO member COM
posing the same shall he appointed from
the county in which said persons reside.
SEC. 8. That nothing herein contained
shall be construed to repeal any part Of
the act entitled can act to provide further
for the public Defence" approved 10th
April, 1862, or Of the act amendatorv
thereto, approved 9th of September 1865,
except as herein expressly provided for.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-02-11

Capture Of over 100 Yankees at Smith.
fieId-Total destruction of a Federal
Gunboat- Arrival of Prisoner. i'm
Petersburg.
Quite a brilliant affair came off at
Smithfeld Monday morning. In yester-
days Express, we stated that Yankee
gunbort- had gone up Pagan Creek to
Slnithfield, where she landed 25 cavalry.
100 Infantry and Q pieces of artillery, and
that this force had Instructions to march
to Cherry Grove, on .Chuckatuck Creek.
for the purpose of capturing our pickets
there. The gunboat in the meantime was
to 60 round to meet them at that place
But in attempting to carry out their pro-
gramme, the Yankees met with an unex.
pected interruption which changed the
whole face Of the affair. They we're en-
countered about five miles from Smith
field by some Is Confederate troops who
Immediately mad Eat them. A skirn,ish
followed, which resulted in the retreat Of
the Yankees back to Smithfeld, while our
men returned towards Blackwater, with
several prisoners. The vandals when they
reached Snithfield, found the gunboat ab-
sent from her nloorings, she having gone
up towards Cherry Grove. The Confed-
erotes, reinforced, were marching upon
them. '-'
The enemy fled to the wharf in IN Smith
field, pursued by our forces, which con-
sisted Of Sturdivan's Battery of guns, two
companies of infantry, from the 81 st Il orth
Carolina Regiment, and company known
as the Seventh Independent Cavalry, the
whole under the command of Capt. n. A.
Sturdivant. The gunboat, which proved
to be the Smith Briggs, bad been turned
back after starting for Cherry Grove, her
officers having been informed, no doubt, |
OF the failure cf the labd expedition which |
had started to Cherry Grove 1@4 ,'is a'
The enemy numbered about $50 in all, |
and was made up of a portion Of the New |
T. ORE 9yth infantry, "a part of the 35th
y ew cork Cavalry, and a section Of a |
pennsylvania l,'a ia Battery, numbering two
Upon reaching Smithfeld, Capt. Stur-
diyant sent in a white flag demanding the
surrender Of the enemv.-I
Capt. Lee, of the 99th New York, who
commanded the expedition, refused to sur
render, but requested q personal interview I
with Capt. Sturdivant., This Capt. S. re- |
fused, and sent q message back, that he I
would wait five minutes for an answer, I
and II at the expiration OF. that time, he
'ece1veds none, be should open his gurs
lpon them. The enemy were hgddled to-
sether on, the wharf, and scattered about
be gnnboat, and the. frstshot. from Can't.
9turdi diyAnts battery wounded seversl-I
he second shot passed through the smokel
tack of the Briggs, which produced such
g nstern ation with the enemy sq that the |
White flag. Wantnp Immediately aud sthel
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.-aea,.I.4 ,rt M bdA ,io4iitAs ri .a dstds 81
-ET7T'TT TT 75s
J. @tfd ~,es< s4a sT$2OoPER ANNJJM
- y 7t--Al Il .1Ls1a14 pu1sa adj af u@sd
entire ai e force sn,1snder;sa. :s@s
and five, OF his eommandss who1 cowsrdlv
and treachous!y escapedin q small bbosf
after the display ot the white fiao.aq All =
Lieut. Harris, of the 9oth New Yofks
was badly wounded in the bowels, and Il
is thought will die. l. @9i.te'{',iq J1s 9iitaa
Lieut.. +. "A Rowe Of the same regiraari,t
was also badly wontNded.3 Onee. man ma died
OF hls wounds at Ivor, yesterday, and sev-
| eral others are wounded. So
,Qne hundred and nine prisoners resch-
ed here yesterday afternoon, and went on
to ttlchmond by the p. m. train, guard
ed by fifty men of Major Battles City Bat
| talon. - - r's,, -,
The enemy threw two pieces of artillery
overheard at the wharf in Smithfield. and
the boat was fred by our forces, and to-
tally destroyed. = e7'3'sI,I1 ~
We understand that the prisoners con.
tess that they were all engaged in the re-, -
cent raid upon Brandon, and expected. A
on that occasion, to meet with no oppos;-
ton.
1t was reported at .Tvor before the train,
left, that large force was. landing .at.
Smithteld yesterday, with the hope, it isi
thought, OF re-eapturing the prisoners who.
fell into our hands Monday. But they
were several hours toe late, as no time
was lost by Capt. Sturdivant, after the sur
render, in destroying the gunboat and se.'
curing the prisoners. Should it prove cor
rect that the enemy has landed at Smith,
fleld and they make any advance, the van.
dals will be likely to share the same fate
as their predecessors, as we have force
sufficient in that section to secure any par.
ty which Butler, the beast, may send, for,
ward. We presume, however, that they
will not advance far, after the salutary
lesson which was taught them Monday. -
Among the prisoners who reached Pe-a
tersbnrg yesterday, was tall, likely fell
low, named Hopkins, from Portsmouth.
who was employed on the Briggs in the
capacity of Engineer. He was recogniz-
ed by several Portsmonth gentlemen now
residing in Petersburg, and appeared but,
little discounted at being caught In such
bad company. There was also q likely,
mulatto fellow, who claimed to be q SER !,
want to. Que of the officers bat it was gen.
orally believed that he was Lieutenant. j,
There was also two small boys, about ten
or twelve years OF age, one Of whom was
recognized as deserter from the esd
North Carolina regiment. Another pris-
oner was recognized by several Of our cit
liens as man who formerly commanded
coasting schooner in the coal trade be-
tween Philadelphia and Petersburg. %, : -
The prisoners generally appeared de-
jected-e especially the officers, who did
not seem to relish . protracted residence
IN the famous Libby Prison House. .i7s4, ...a
-.ay. a.es i. Petersburg Egpress.. sia
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RATES OF ADVERTISING. 67h
ONE DOLLAR q, square (of fourteen lines or less)
for the first, and SO GENTS for every additional in
sertion. Regular aoverti sements charged accord
lag to contract. - -
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A SENATOR'S OPINION. The Columbia
Carolin ian says "A Senator now IN the
Confederate Congress writes home to q :
relative in South Caro.ipa, that IN, two. %.
months from this time our currency. will
be worth more than it has yet been dur,
ing the war; TO buy little. and cautiously,
and to sell freely. The advice is from Q
source which makes it worth remember
ing" .lts s~.asss I4a ..gtfs,slq ~ ..tsae eatil
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@A PuBL1sHED- WEE WEEKLY, " y .@9 o'.sHe''>
BY
=. w. W..'--AalSP.A-UGH.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

Two DOLLARS A YEAR, Or ONE DOLLAR FOR SIX
MONTHS. The rates for clubs are the same, and
no diminution from these rates will be made
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A, NoErH CAROLINA BoY.-At the ,,,l re
cent semi-annual examination Of the Lex
ington lVa.l Military Institute, the frst,
distinction, in y class of 10 cadets was
awarded to George Rose of North Caroli.,
ia; de is 2 son Of John NJ. Rose ESQ.,,
OF Fayetteville. 60 jf.a aseslgss ~ &
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There wers large. 4ccessiops to Gssnssar
Johnson's army, Ut Dalton, dnring M
month OF January, and the sdisciplins and
condition lclt he. armyis. said 10 be- very
1nne. t.asi a.ssl t0 II h4ansasa i 4.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-02-11

j The Abi ngdon vireinian, Of. the 2sths
nlt., learns that Gen. Jones' and Gilmerjs
CON command nI and captured 2 foraging party m
I Yalnkeea1r Lee comfy, . few days ago.
comprising about 100 prisoners, d with
their arus and equipments. horsss, mules,
wagons and al, sss. sIi;s.ils,,s II qssauIi u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
Delaware Fire Insurance
WILMINGTON MARKET.
nAnrnnIul L. q Llk.nlla. Z. gn.

DITIBENUs
nIlE Directors the Delaware Fire Insurance Company
have this day declared Dividend of per cent clear
OF U y. tax payable TO the Stockholders their legal
the 18th ins at No. III Market
Street. JOHN McLEAR,
nov Sa.v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
journal and Statesman Tinte-tabIe.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON.
October 10, 1884.
CarJaliy corrected Win every change.

Carefully corrected i0ith every change.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMIRoToN ron PHILADELPHIA
at II minutes before 2 o'clock, morning.
At 10 minutes nfter o'clock, morning.
At Is minutes after O'Clock. morning.
AT "a minutes after II O'Clock, noon
Al ! o'clock, afternoon.
Al 10 minutes before o'clock, afternoon.
A 30 minutes after 3 o'clock, afternoon.
Al 80 mnutes ofirr o'clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after G o'clock, evening
AZ 10 ninutca after y o'clock, night
At II minutes before 2 O'clock morn'g, Sundays
At 30 minutes after 6 o'clock, evening, Sundays
fnAINs LEAVE pmILAnELrHh Fon WILMINuIoN
At 20 minutes after o'clock in the morning.
Al minutes aflrr o'clock, morning
At Is minutes after | / O'clock morning.
At 30 mnutes after o'clock, afternoon.
At 80 minutes after O'clock afternoon.
Al O'Clock, afternoon.
Al 30 minutes after o'clock, evening
Al 80 minutes after 10 O'clock night
Al II O'clock night
AT 30 minutes nllcr O'Clock, morn's, Sundaya
Il 20 minutes after 10 o'clock night Suninya.
Az / O'Clock, night, Sundays
STEAMBOAT ARIEL ron pnILADRLPnIA,
At 100 o'clock in the morning from King street
wharf.
FOR WILMINGTON.
At : 0O O'Clock in the afternoon, Chestnut street
WhaIt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
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