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THE UNIUN REUURD.
Awake Sons of Freedom.
Arn-a sreet .4anie Of The Tsl.. :,

AIR-" streef 4anie Of the T-els.
Awake Sons Of Freedom. why will you longer
slamber.
Your Country would v0a have il longer free
Come forth then re millions to battle for the Union
Come forth, resolved on death or victory
CHoRCs-Cone, come. come. ali l. one
Come, while the loud caBRous roar.
Each man DO his duty for our bright flag Of
beauty,
And our country shall he free foreyermore
From valley and mountain the war cry Is sounding
The traitors seek 10 desolate the land:
And viii you, unheeding, while brothers lie bleed
ing,
With cowardly excuses idly stand
Then come, come come, all as one, etc.
Remember your sires. who, hungry and freezing,
Fought and died that their children should be
free;
From slavery and oppression, and that this our
lation
Should be to all 4 land OF liberty.
Then come, come. come, all a. one, etc.
Their spirits you calling to save those stars
from falling.
To tear from Liberty's form the tyrant chain:
Our Flag a. they gave IT, to keep and preserve il,
For children whe shall follow in our train.
Then come, come, all as one, etc.
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Dissolution.

TsNHE CO-PARTXERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex
II istiHg between The unde s-i gned % ca0dgctln.
the Union Hotel in Or0viie j this day Dissolve,
10y mutual consent. Ralph Bird viii continue o..
business. and VIII collect and .iaridate the
counts coming % OF owing ty The concern.
RALPH BIRD,
y. MILLER
Or1yiile October i. I,C4 wi5I
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WE SITS
Feather River Ferry

NEAR OROVLIE. AT THE FOOT OF MONT
~ gonery Street j. IN thorough repair and the
travelling public will iHd il ta their advantage to
cross al this peiat. The roads Leading and from
il are in fine condition, and persons approaching
0rovile from the west viii ind it a ssviag in ais
tspco 10 cIp>S al tals terry. Z. NTSI.
nrtpic~ l~fh f>ss. Fv-st
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Notice.

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN. THAT 4 SPEC.
y ial meeting q The Stockholders OF the Cali
lCrnia Northern Rail Road Company will be held at
hs Office e the Company At Oroviie November
7th lsf4. al the hour Of o'clolk p ~
By o,der Of the Board b. D. HARRIS.
Secretary c. =, R. r. Company
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Golden Rule,
The Human Hair

EEAS LONG BEEN THE STUDY OF THE
4 most scientific men Of the age, from the fact
that close study generally cause, the hajrt0 fall OF
pTematurel Y: and in consequence they have given
the subject a portion OF their valuable time tryiu-
to invent some method to regain their lost locks:
but all their labor was in vain until
PROFESSOR CROCKETT.
after many years Of hard >tudy devoted to this one
subject, has produced an article that
Will MAKE HAIR GROW,
and which, by its use as 2 Hlir-Dres-inc. will of
iecteal!y and always prevent its loss-even to ez-
Happily. lie ANYGAL1NE. Willie nosses.ins
these virtues, J. mos delightful! and agreeable
without regard to their virtue
he Hair. when diseased becomes harsh and drv
and commences to turu grey. which IS caused 6v
the non-Soctetien b the capillary glands Of a re-
caliar oil. Al >tmuaats have their reaction: and
tie more the glands were stimuiated-the sooner
the final loss of the much priced locks.
The principle Of the preparation invented hy
Professor Crockett is entirely the opposite; -in
stead Of stimulating the capillary glands lie feeds
them with the substance they re9 lrc. and in turn
the hair j. fed by them-9u the same principle as
giving water to a flower.
N. we viii say II those who are timid ab9u; try
Ins new proportions j. that Strictly gaaraiiee
the AMYGDAIINE 20 he entirely free from all
>timulants, and Is IS harmless Is f.tererei water
and can be used On the smallest infant Asa
HAIR uRESITNG
il i uneanalled by any tue world has yet produced
i keePsibe head entirely Tree Of danlruf. eru?-
ti0n, pimples-impartiug y the hair beautiful
glossy >ettneS, not obtained by aay known com
pound. It viii also be found both pleasant and
useful as tosmeilque. sgrH Ha>siHg cold cream and
face lotions in il effects; for CHAPS. sore breast
and nipples we know of uo remedy that i equal
70 it.
TuE PERFrNE
Used IS s-ch thar the AMYGDALINE viii always
retain IL, and Wiz not become rancid by age; il
fact il is perfect in every particular.
PROFESSOR eEockErI's lNYGpALIxE
Can le had Of al Druggists and Dealers every
where. Price. 20 cents.
Ak for Crocketts Amyg5aline, aud take no
other 6u-4S
September 10Th, ls5i.
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Brewers STOCK.

Fresh Hops Irish Moss. Burgundy Pitch. Keg
Corks. Everything in this line of the best quality
For sale upon reasonable terms.
y. B.-ren bales Of Hops Just received bv ex-
press. r. Il. MCDONALD i Co.
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The Very Best Of Meats,

And of every variety tie market affords NJ pains
VIII be spared II l all orders ia the most saIStac
tory manner, while purchasers can rest assured
that they Viii te served with such IL article p
resented.
ALL MEATS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
Al orders viii receive prompt attention, and q
ar sla7 n the r'lslic patronage j. respectful s
~eicifes. fnHN '-RNENFill n.
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Coal and Kerosene Oils,

Burning Fluid, Meats Foot Oil, Lard Oil. and
Camphene. Knowing the difficulty in procuring a
good article, 50 necessary for brilliant light We
have taken extra pains to import them of the best
quality and can supply customers with superior
article. r. II. MCDONALD Il 'Co.
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Electric Medicines.

We are constantly receiving 10y express supplies
from the manufactures. For sale bv
Il Fl. MCDONALD & Co.
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Blood Alternative.
THE ONLY RElfEDT
Fer diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS.
Gravel, Drepsical Swel.iacs.
GENITAL DEBILITY. Etc.

An uniailins cnre for Loss Of Memory. Universal
Lassiiudc. Pains in the Back Dimgess of Vision
Premature Old Age. Weak Nerves Difficulty Of
Breathing, Trembling Wakefalness, EEuptions on
the Face, Psle Countenaace. Insanity C0nsumr-
ton and all the direful complaints caused bv de-
parting from the path Of nature.
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Taxpayers Notice,

HNAX COLLECTORS OFFICE. OBOVILLE.
Butte Ceunty, Sept. 10th. lsG4.-TAe Asses
ment Roll Of Butte counfF FOR the year 1884 has
this day been delivered over 10 ne and notice Is
hereby given that the State and County Taxes art
now due and payabe: and the laws il relation 10
tbeir llc-ti1u . i.l he strictly enforced
RI B. HUM
lax Collector Sfr'e aflnfr
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

FENHE BUFFALO RANCH, on The ROAD
Il leading from OroViile 70 rorbestoxn. tore;he-
with Tavern stand ! offered for ale cheap. II :
one Of the most healthy and pleasant locations IN
the state. Aisn. q tons OF hav. fr-f quality. fe-
further iaiosmeflou. s8qs'rs - fhis ofi-c . al
the prem -.=
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MINING NOTICES.
Superior Copper Mining Co,

TNIoN MINING pTSTBICT, PITMAS Co
y California. oaics-Chiee. Batse County.
Caiie-nia- Notice Is hereby given. that AZ meet
iGg Of the Board Of Trustees II said Company,
lies1 "a the 18th dsy ei 0ctobeE, ls64 an asses
meni Nc was levied ef seventy five cents per
= a1e q the CAPITAL Stock Of the Company, paw.
3ole n United States Gold Coia 1o the Secretary.
K II Allen, Al the oslce of the Company. o- io
Aaron dVhn>oa. 50 Clay Street. san Francisco.
unpaid ~ the e dey u November l>4 shall l. ai-
FsEil><si On that dsy delinquent. ana unless pay
ae1t shall te made before VII, BE sid on the 9Th
day % December lSe+, to nay the delinquent as-
seSIaeais, together slth tie cos1s Of adveIz5>lDS
and eNpeE>sS Of sale.
7. Il. ALIEN. Secretary.
Chico, Butte County California
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U. S. Internal Revenue.

NNHE NINTH DIVISION FOURTH COLLFC-
L tion District, comprising Butte County. No
tce Is hereby given that the lists @, valuations and
enUmeratloa> Of property. subject TO Income Tax
under the" Act 10 provide Internal Revenue to sup
port the Government ard 70 pay the Interest on
the Public Debt, approved July l. lS63, and the
Ameudatory Act approved March :, lS65, made
and taken by f. DBlham. Assistant Assessor of
said Division 4th Collection District win remain
open for the examination Of al persons interested
forsthe space % fifteen days from the date hereof.
at oroviue, Butte Couuiy, California. Office on
Myers street. between Montgomery and Bind Sts
Between the hours Of \. NJ. and immediately AZ
ter the expiration Of the said fifteen days. viii
receive and determine all appeals relative 10 er
roneous or excessive valuations or enumeratiOas
made and taken nv the said Assistant Assessor.
Al appeals TO the Assessor az aforesaid must be
made in writing and specify he particular cause.
matter, or thing. respecting which the decision i
requested and state the ground or principle Of in
equality or error complaint of. See law-Section
Is. page. JOHN Nj. AVERY. Assessor.
Fourth Collection District California.
Dated At oroviile, Sept leth. lS64. 45-tf
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We are constantly receiving articles III this line
direct from foreign and American manufactures
For sale by r. H. MCDONALD & Co.
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"A a
SO L0ND USED IL THE ARMY HOSPITALS
- and lnirmaries, AMI - fayoraby known
throughout the Atlantic States j. now offered for
sale in this market. The following testimonials
from physicians Of the highest distinction have
been received. which are but very few Of Ike char
acter which have come 10 u unsolicited
New YoRK, May l. Is6l.-Nr. Wm. T. Cutter.
Jr., Louisville, ky-DeIT Sir: The great difficulty
in procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes, has induced many Of the physicians of
this vicinity to adopt Bourbon Whisky - substi-
tute both in the hospital and private practice
and since The latter has into such general use
we have reason 10 believe that great deal now
sold l. Of very inferioS quality.
Pre>UmiHg that yoar residence in the vicinity Of
the manufacturing Of Whisky in Kentucky. A. well
your skill a chemist will enable vol TO select
q reliable article, and having full confidence IN
your integrity, We are led 70 inquire whether Won
VIII not aid Us in having this market supplied
through al agency, with the best quality Of
PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
For the use Of the sick.
We are, very respectfully, ST, yours truly.
Valentine Mott, NJ. a.. Willard Parker VI. n. 10.
{. Hutchinson. NJ D., Austin Flint, NJ. D., c. I.
Mitchell, N. n, Frank /. Hamilton. ". n. Dewitt
c Fno> VI. D., r. Ogden poremus ". r.. Drofc>
sor Of Chemistry Z. y. Chapman y. D.. james T.
Wood. NJ. D.. ". Z. 2. Baylis Phalmaceutist
Brooklyn, y !. The aboYe ! for sale by
". 7. CUTTER,
III California Street. san Francisco,
r. Il. MCDONALD 4 Co..
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
I. Il. MCDONALD & c.
t3-iE h"lcSals prH-- IS Sacramento
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AxSaICrS. Material

Crucihles Retorts Acids and a general assert
ment of articles in that line. For sale by
Z. H.McDONALD 4 Co.
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Trusses. Supporters,

Gum Stockings Abdominal Supporters. Shout
der Braces. Suspensory Bandages, Silk Elastic
Bandages. for Ladies'. very large assortment OF
articles in this line. For sale by
r. Il. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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Paints. Varni,hcs. Oils

Brushes Feather Dustsrs Zinc, White. Fire
Proof Paint. lin-eed Oil, Boiled and Raw For
sale by R. II. MCDONALD & Co.
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5000 lbs Tart Acid pure, in tin cases; 20n0 lbs
SoIp Carb Soda, > 800 lbs Cream Tarter. pure
For sale by R-H. MCDONALD & Co.
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Tudon's Sugar Coated Pills.
PerfusnCIN.

OF nearly all the concentrated medicines. put up
in bottles For sale by r. h MCDONALD { Co.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Mail Steamship
co MP ANY,

SIff2. THE FOLLOWING STEAM -.
SHIPS viii be dispatched in the month Of y
yember lSCi:
Nov. S-GoLDEN CITY Capt. W. F. Iapldse,
Nov.l2-G0LDEN AGE. Cap. :, :. Farnsworth.
Nov. 23-CONSTITUTI0N. Capt Jas. T. Watkins.
From Folsom stree; wharf at nine O'Clock A. NJ.
punctaaly,
FOR PAN ANA.
Passengers viii he conveyed fram Panama 90
ASpinwali by the Panama Railroad Company, and
from Aslinwali L. New York by the Atlantic and
Pacific Steamship Company.
4. Il. FORBES, Agent p. ". :. Co.
Corner SlEramento and leidesalll Street..
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Patent Medicines.

We are agents for nearly all yalua lie articles in
use and our stock is unusually large. For sale hy
r. II. MCDONALD Il Co.,
Sacramento.
y II NrDO\ q n 6 ~.
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Mind and Body

Whether broken down by excess weak by nature
or impaired 10y sickness. the un>trung and relaxed
organization Is Al once rebraced, reyivifei and
enlh mp Well may this celebrated medicine be
.allaf tie
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LIQUORS & CIGARS

4 BEG TO INFORM Ny OLD FRIENpS AND
L patrons. that have taken the ST. Nicholas Sa
loon IN connection with my present establishment
'he Merchants'-and snail as heretofore be happy
to accommodate them in the double capacity at
10th Houses. II. McCAEE.
Wars ,Vilic >'9- 10Th l>uE sgn-n4s
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VINEYARD & STEELY.
Brass and String Band.

MUSIC FURNISHED AT SHORT
<=tsA notice fer C01iliioa Parties. parade>
\S-s - 6c.- al reasonable rates. also. al.
W. kinds oi musical instruments fur
nished. Adlress J. r. VINEYARD.
November :, 1864. 5m-52 Oregon City.
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For Sale.

-s'Wu - THREE FONTS OF WoorTYFE
2 Hea-r HeF. te- -..s st 'his 9-l-e
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OROVILLE MARKET !

EEAvING PURCHASED or wv BENTON
4 4 the Buteher Shop known a. the 0roviie
Market, on Montgomery Street. gnder the Odd Eel
lows Hall. shall continue the business al the old
stand. We keen eaas.anilv oa hand
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1aisaiic ACid.

Il. II. MCDONALD & Co..
san Francisco.
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TIME INCREASING BUSINESS OF OUR r.
4 Enlistment, together wiki the wants Of the
trade. have made II Necessary - establish I House
in the city of san Francisco. Oar facilities for
purchasing, shipping. etc. which We now have,
We feel confident that We supply the trade st
much lower rates than heretofore. We invite at
tention 10 oar large and carefully selected stock Of
Superior Drugs and Medicines.
Caemicals, Of al Kinds,
Solid GaG FTaid E-frGcis,
Tiusses and Shoulder Braces
CGMphsne. Burning Flnid
Electric Preparations
Lard and Sperm Oils
-dicohoi, IN Tin,
Fancy Goods.
Druggists Glass u are
Rsforfs and C-uci5es
Kerosene G03 Coal oils.
Soda JFGter Material
4issayeTs Materials
abdominal Ir7tssts
Patent Medicines. Shakers Herbs P1tints s. OIs.
Together with complete assortment of all articles
in the Drug line We do not intend 10 be under
sold by any house in California. Orders respect
fully solicited. and goods forwarded To all parts Of
the Pacific coast and country.
r. II. MCDONALD K Co.
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BY r. F. JoNgs. Under Sheriff.
Orsyi.le. Ocj. -. lS6&.
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STATE0F CALIFORNIA.

- . E7-Tl- --1IY IIeTA 0T I1tIc C-uNfy -al-I
eX oficio clerk oft the Board Of Supervisors. do
hereby certify the foregoing 10 be true and crr-
rest copy Of the Election Proclamation of tie
Board OF Supervisors. calling an election in tbi,
county, together with the election precincts. In
>pcct'ls and aG.es 9f election for Butte county,
IN witness whereof have herenuto set my hand
and affixed my official seal this sixth
IL II day of oct bcr \ y 1864.
}. .G.NOOGE. County clerk.
ana oX ofieio Clerk Q. Board Of Supervisors for
BH'te county, Cal.
Bv James Green nerv Go Clerk
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kEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE CHoI-
CEST BRANDS OF
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
National Thanksgiving.
x.tA. Prsssdens If ne United Sate' y A~''S
A PROCLAMATION.

~. p,,,sl,ns Of ne United Satss Il 4~eT'ea-
A PROCLAMATION
n, has pleased Almighty God 70 pfo'eAs ".
.-.,I,o. another year defending us Win us guar
o. care azainst unfrencly designs RON -oIo-1,
- -h.,sng 70 IA IN HIS mercy many and slgnA
-. over the enemy who Il In cur eSn house
80 n h.s also pleased Heavenly Father 70
w.u our eitizsns IA their homes a. our sol
- ,nsir eamDs and our sailors On the sea- WIZ
,-.,.n.l hs.lth. He has largely augmented cur ffss
-.,,i.,;on NJ emancipation and tnnigrati0ns "hns
-. onensd 70 u new sources Il wealth, and has
--..~,.d ,hs labor Of our working nen tn every De
r.rtrnsnt Of Industry with abundant reward NOW
x.r He has been pleased 70 animate and inspire 01i
,,ss and hearts With fOrtitude. courage, aud req
lut,on sufcient for the great trial of c1sh SH nv
rh,oh We have been brought By our adhersnss a.
.,,or % the cause or freedom and humanity, and 70
.sord 70 u reasonable hopes Of an ultimate ana
nanny dslysrance from ali our dangers and Ancso1s'
Nov th.refore. l. Abraham Lincoln FTesident o.
ths United sGstes do hereby appoint ana sci @p-f'
ne last thursday 10 November Eert, - day Wnish
desire 70 be observed By all my fslio" citizens
rhsrsvsr they may then be, a. day OF thsnksgiV
ing ana prayer 20 Almighty God the oensnesnt CreA
tor ana Ruler Of the universe and do further rec
Onnsnd " my fsllew citizens, that they do rsEe
rsutly humble themselves In the dust, and non
hence offer up peniisnt aud fsrvsntpraysrs and sup
ustions 10 the Great Dispossr Of events for Aretu
ofthe nestnable blessings OF peace, union and bar
nony throughout the land which II has pleased hin
% .s.xn q a dwelling place for ourselves and o.
oOstsrity throughout all geoerAtOns
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my Ian
and caused the seal Of the United States to be sEed
Done At the City Of Washington, this 10Th day
eStobsr in the year Of our Lord 1854 and Of 'ns II
aspsndenee OF the United states the eighty ninth
nv ,b. President ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
VIZ Il sEwAED, SecretGry Of STATE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
The Young Mems Society.

On Thursday evening 4 Lecture before
this Society was delivered by W. H. c.
Hosmer, OF Avon, y. I. Although the
weather was rather unpropitiOus, and the
notice very limited. considerable audience,
comprising the best literary talent OF the
city, were present. The subject was "The
Moors Of Spain "a subject Of much inter
est. a. embracing the spread Of the Ma
hometan doctrines and victories, the era OF
Spanish Chiyalry, the progress Of Arabian
learning, and the ruin Of Moorish great
ness.
In eomnOR with ali liberal minded Rod-
ern scholars, the lecturer took favorable
view Of the advent Of the MahOmetan re-
ligion, as being, on the whole. a blessing
10 mankind. and as an evidence or its val
ne he adduced the fact that after twelve
hundred years trial, there were now $50,
600, 900 OF the human race who believed ii:
doctrines and practIced its requirements
a larger number OF worshipers than cOul,
be mustered under any Of the sys
tens or religion that had been or
iginated in the world He referred also L
the cIemency and mildness with which III
Spanish Christians were treated by thei
Saracen eOnquerOrs; TO the large progress
Of many sciences in the Aahometan realms
and OF the bigotry and intolerance OF Chris
tians OF the same ages
Mr.. Hosmer has quite reputation as
\ poet; and these several topics were treate
in a iorid style, in manner displaying
more Of the poet than is usually presented
ia preference to the nice accuracy Of III
scholar, OF the profound research OF tn
historian 1t might be considered, in fac
as q poem written out IN prose- anu
such, it had large merits for beauty
style, correctness Of thought, and variet
OF Illustration.
> But while We take pleasure 10 namin
these excellencies of the lecture, We al
, bound to say-and We believe eyel
nearer says the same-that their pr
sentation was greatly marred, and their {
, feet damaged by an indistinctness or arti
ulation, which kept the mind of the hear
constantly strained to understand what Il
, speaker was saying, and even than, by Ii
, utmost effort, he would sometimes mi
some words, thus impalring or destroyiI
the meaning of the whole sentence. I
q the mind of each nearer is capable only
certain degree Of attention, 1t is ObviO
that in proportion as more Of this Is la
out in trying to understand the words
tie speaker the, less will be left for the
4 joyment Of the beauties of thought or g
o cellence of feeling which those words pr
Y sent
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

ERA n. Y. Tribune Correspondent
gives the following account OF the Dutch
Gap Canal:
The preliminary survey Of this important
work was made Sunday, Aug. I, and the
work itself commenced on the llth OF the
same month.
The neck OF land which forms the bend
in the James River at this point and through
which the canal is cut, is l65 yards across.
The excavation is Of sufficient depth below
low water mark TO float the largest gun
boats necessary in the selge operations 10
be carried on higher up the river. Upward
Offifty thousand cubic yards Of earth-mos'
oft of dark blue clay, which is very difficult
10 renOve-have already been eXcayated
nv manual process alone; while the steam
dredge engaged in removing the deposit;
from the bed OF the canal, and widening II;
mouth. does q work equal TO about 80 tun;
per day. This work. il must be remember
ed has been done under the frequent-ane
during the earlier stages OF its progress
the almost incessant Smelling Of rebel bate
ries. From so to 500 men have been EN-
ployed on the work from time TO time
! Present force about 200, all colored-
They appear perfectly happy dlggln:
away in the mud, and. saving their " curl
oswities," as they call the bits Of iron pyrite
and clay slate which they pick up durln!
their work for 1.-The fust white hossller
Semman that comes along.
The entire work will it is expected, b
completed before December. Major Bald
win is in charge OF the military (excavatlng
force. aud Major Mech in charge OF the Ell
| cheering force.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

On the dissolution Of the Wing party, Mr..
Howard vas at once identified with the Re
nuhlicans. and served with much credit TOT
three years, from 1856 to 1859, as Attorney
General Of the State. At the session OF
1852 he was elected by the Legislature 70
Ill the vacancy in the Senate caused by ;ne
death of Ex-Gov. Bingham. Or MS reports
and speeches in the Ser.te, and OF his IN
firing efforts to Bring the war to speedy
and successful close, and Of his deep sym
pathy with our suffering soldiers, We need
say nothing. as the people OF the State have
watched his course daily, and il meets theil
full approval
In making these remarks. we have mol
one word to say against the merits OF othei
noble and true Republicans who may b
brought forward by their friends. They
too. have a record OF honor. which non'
should seek to diminish. Our only aim
to express oar preference. and our reasons
I for II