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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
IPrPIIC-NO. Al

AN ACT extending the time within which the states and
Territories nay accept the grant Of lnts made By the
act entitled An act donating pGbc lands 10 ths
era state and Territories which may provie colleges
Tor TIE henent q Agriculture and the mechanic arts
approved July second. eighteen hundred ami sixty
tive.
Be e'aed y the Sea. rnd Hosss. of Reprs, a.ir,s
Of The Led States of Anss-tca IL Cagrsss axs<u.lli
That any State or Territory may accept and shall BE-
ted q the benefit Of the entlsi Al act tonais
pihhc lands the ra States and Territories vh,b
NAV provide colleges FOR ths hensf, 4 arrcut re sni
The mechanic arts approved J1y second eighteen han
dred and sxtytwo by expressing acceptance there
or as proviled N sat act within two years from
date OF the approval OF this act, subject howtvr 70
the conditions IN said act contained
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

An ACT to appoint appraiser and assstant appraiser
for the port Of Portland and for oihsr purposes
Be edsd b. tts Senate and Hose Of Representatives.
Of fk< Ires SSes ef AnsrSa, IN Con-Tess an.u.ble9
hat the President Of tie Unitsd States with he ssvcs
and consent OF the enat shall appoint appraiser and
assistant appraiser Tor the port u Portland. Name
whose duties shS be the same those u similar Of
csrs Il other ports and the Uu section OF tn act OF
Congress pssssl Nay seventh thousA1d eight hun
trss azi twenty two, entitled An act further stab
lsh the compensation Of officers Of the customs and 70
alter certain collection districts AMI for other purposes
hereby amended by adding Portland AFORESAID T. the
pcts therein enumerated and the deputy collectors not
exceeding three in number and tue appraiser o sad
shall each receive the compensation Of two thousand
dollars per annun, and the assistant speraser shall
receive compcnsation OF fifteen hundred dollar. Per
annnm.
Approved April p 1854.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

Another test has been successfully applied
that further establishes the beneht Of the Nj
irous Oxyd a. an aid to science. Drs Flagg
/ O~good, administered the oXyd to a lady Of
this city. who Was AFT cied with large tumor
in The back portion OF the bead. and while un-
Ter IT. influence The tumOr was taken out BY
Or. q. : Saunders. in tie most successful man
l-r, the sufferer feeling no pain whatever, and
experiencing no inconvenience from the opr-
ration She was kept under the influence Of
the gas for about FIVE minutes. vas entirely un-
cOnsci0us aud awakened from her trance a.
readily as hlngh she had n rely Inhaled . e
gas for extracting a tooth We are InfOim d
that il bss be- used by Drs Flsgg and Os-
good in dentistry, over 2 40 times, without
failure proof Of the purity OF their gas AID
their skill in its employusut-BOstoH Paper
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
AntobIogruphy Of Van Buren.

We find the following In 4 recent letter from
Washington Ii il runored here that COPY
II, who was employed by Mr.. Van Bnren some
ears since 10 trauscnbe a fair copy which that
n ted politician prepared, has offered for sale a
ropy which he took surr-purOusly. While sucn
dishonesty should not be permitted, il might be
urged on the Ex Pre-idrut's heirs the pubhcs-
,iou ol nhat would be initial chapters ina hi-tO-
" Of the great Rebellion Nf Van Buren ueld
more exalted public stations than have ever been
held bt any other person since the United States
Government has been established, and his own
ecords Of the polirica history OF the Administra
ions OF himself and of Gen. Jackson, would JUST
nOE be very Interesting
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

tT~ The fools are 10, all dead yet. The
Constitutional Democratic Club" Of BOsto.. met
in solemn conclave the other day. and gravely
passed vote of thanks TO ALEXANDER LONG of
Ohio. '.for his able, manly truthful and fearless
exposition in Congress Of The depiorobie con-
d'tiOn II o'ir country. and foy presenting to the
people the true issue that they may pressrre
their constitutional liberties" " The "true issue"
presented by the patriotic LOSG was the formal
dissolution OF the Uuion, the dIsbanding of Fed
eral armies, and the acknowledgment of the In
dependence OF the South as an independent
nation The manner in which he pros
posed we should preserve our constitutional
liberties" was by allowing traitors to tear down
The Temple in which such constitutional hb r
ties" are enshrined This may be manly "sccor
ting TO the Democratic standard, but plain
people, who love their counirv and whose sym
Dathies are with the loyal rather than with the
Secession cause. will consider it not ouy unpat-
,iotc but infamous. Aud they will regard the
man who is capable Of making such an 'expOsi-
ton" az a tit tool aud associate of Traitors A.
70 the Wretched creatures who meet 10 Democrat
&c Clbb Rooms &c compliment such a man on bis
ii=lOyal urterances they would be beneath con
tsmpI wer. they not, IN some sort, the represen-
iaives OF what cOnstitutesthe refus OF a once re-
spectacle party.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
(rUBuc-NO. AL

Az ACT authorize the Columbia Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb and The B.iId 10 confer degrees
Be enGctei BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the Tned StdtS Of America COngr>ss dsSen5led
That the Board OF Directors Of tie Columbia Institution
Tor the instruction OF the Deaf and Dumb and BIND
be and they are hsreoy authorized ana empowered l.
grant ami confirm such degrees IN the liberal arts anc
sciences 10 such pups 0f the Institution others who
oy thsr proh--ncy Ia learning or her rtorous dis
ncIion they shall think entitled 10 them are usually
granted aad conferred n colleges ami q 10 sach
graduates diplomas or ccrthcates sealed and signed
such manner as said board OF directors may oct rmne
10 authenticate AID perPstuats the memory Of such
graduation.
Approved April :, 1851
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

A SLIGHT Cofp," CoUGHs Few are aware
Of the impnriauc Of checking a cough or
slight cold in its first stag and which. 10
the beginning. would yield to mid remedy
if neglected soou attacks the lungs. Brown >
Bronchial Troch-s' give sure and almost i'm
dade relief Nil tsry officers and soldiers should
have them. a. they can he carried in the pocket
and taken "a occasion requires.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

ABsURD.-A Hartford man has expended $2O-
o % 90 q stable, which is said 70 Nc fitted up 80
nice a. ge, tieman's residence and in shich
there are $50. O00 worth NJ foe horses-among
them " Prince. " Gen. Meade" q" Lady Much
seld " Grit," and other famous trotters
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

A LONG CHAsE For NOTHIEs A New York
paper. uotcing the arrival Of the United States
suubo4t Mobean a. that port, says. " Sne mas
been absent nearly t~o years ia search OF Reoei
privsteers During her sbssnce she has sailed
81 0OO miles. visited fifty foreign ports and spO
Ken and boarded l67 ve-sels
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
By NATHAN RICHARDSON.
MISS e.. ELDER,

w attention OF the laiies Of Lansing and surround
ing cnity 70 her Fashionabe Cloak and Dress Mixing
shop two doors east Of the Post Ofice. on Michga1
Avsnus. have hand very nice ss!ccticn of Pat.
terms, and Will 10 cheap As De done the
city All work warranted. and particular attention
pui 70 Machine SIT hing A,so, Chltren Clothes AMI
Family Sewing Of all kinds done % order Please call
Lansing, April 26th, 1854 Sm470
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

~ Ne~ jersey bas oleusi a nev trade
9Th South America T-esty Eve tuns ~hite
oak spok-s have been shipped from Sussex Co.,
for that maik~t-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

tF Eleven ions of cotton raised in Ctsh,
have heen received 10 San Ffsncisoo. aud more
l. 10 follow
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

q The GoVernOr-Genersl Of Canads, re-
ceivrs a salary Of f5l.lll per annum, besides
$40 600 or SIS. OOO tor contingeb. expenses, for
Secretary, Clerks. 6c.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

Sec 2. And be u further eaGosed. That the oenent
- the prov u this act and OF the said aetapEov
FL July second eghteen hundred and sixty Two be aac
the sane are hersby sIton1s1ft0 the state q "ss'
Wig ala.
Approved April Il, 1854. II
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

K There has ben a decline OF more than
si1ts millions OF dollars, in four years, in the
annual . ojuciion OF Ireland.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
Dyspepsia and Fits!
4 SIRE CURE FOR THESE DIS.
CONSUM PTION,
dissolution The co.parInersnlI

nerstfore EXISTING betwssaJ J I Mead and Johr
:. .'o.o, Snow1 as ths frn Of J I Mad ( Co. and J
Nal Jonn Robson ant Roberts Robson known under
t1e I'M ~ I'm ~ Md Robson 4 Co Is this day
etSsovei ~ mt IA consent The business viii be set
tiei oy either ~ The partners
ne business VIII he continued n the oil stand in the
- "arl hy J. ibsDn & Co an IN the 81 war; BY J
Robson. ThtnSful and grateful for the liberal pat
llss retofore bestowed upon us, We hope, by con
noiet ta teai1g 20 merit continuance Of the sam
% the new IN
Lansing, April lst, 1854.
J. J. NFAD
JOHN ROR on
419wt RNprpT : pprS0N
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

tE- In the Agass Museum, at Cambridge,
Mass, there are lOO, ,ovo .peciWeD.-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

w,cov AVp CARRIAGE MAKER, foot OF Washington
~trsst below tls Llasl1g House Wagons eOA
stts..y " l4nl, a. reasonable prices
r..a-iag, April ~, l-6l- Dfi0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
GEO. n. PARSONS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR a. Law and solicitor in
Cacery agsnt ior prosecuting claims oi soidiers @na
s3lier's VI lows against the Government Tor Bounty
Money Pensions, aud arrears VI psy-Lanslng, Aeh-
Olcs ia 3ssbs's B.0ck, up stairs, Washington ave
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

~ The spi1tuzlists 10 The United Stat
number Eve million persons.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
FOR The PIANO FORTE.

An improvement upon an other Instruction Books In
Progressive Arranscm at. Adaptation ana Simple ty
Founded upoa New AMI Original PLAN and liiustra-
I'd ny series OF Plates. showing the Proper Position
81 the Hands AZ Fingers To which are added the
Rliiments o. Harmony aud Thorough Bass.
By NATHAN RICHARDSON
Author O. the " No cru school Tor the Piano Forte
This LAST and BEST WORK of Us distinguished author
Il universally admitted % De superior Ia excellence u
other tho s. - Systems, and Schools, ,, and THE
BOX THAT EVERY PUPIL NEEI,S Tor the Acluireucut
of a Thorough Knowledge of Piano forte playing! Il Is
aiapte. {, all Grades Of Tuition. from the Rudament,
Studies Of the youngest 20 TIE studies aud Exercises Of
Advanced Pupils. Two editions are pubii-he', one
liopting American ani the other Foreign lingering
When tic work is ordered, II no preference IS designa-
= O. the edition with Am ,rcAn lingering viii BE- sent
R- Be that IA crlerilE II YOU are particular in
specifying TIE -' NEW METHOD" Price g Mailel.
Post pail TO any al iress Sod by all Music Dealers
OLIVER DIISON Co. Publishers, 80 Washington
street. Boston- 444yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once az the Drug stor'
of n rl.yer & son cornsr OF Washiugtol and Aichl
pa Avenues. AL calls promptly attended to 4lS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
MANI MOTH STOCK
BOOTS AND SHOES!
AT THE OLD AND FAyoRTTE
BOOT AND shoe STORE
r. BOOTHROYD & CO.,
LANSING. MICHIGAN.
BOOTS AND SHOES

Ever osred in tins city 10 our old friends and Gus
toners We extend our thauks for lhgl former very b
era patronage and invite them, and the rest q Tie
Boot and shoe wearing public, u an examnAipn oi cur
new stock u Bots and shoes which las been selected
with great care and strict reference % the wants OF the
people.
Boots aud shoes have materially advanced since last
spring and must advance sti more, but we are deter
mined 10 sell our stock mostly Ola Prices and there
by give our customers benefit II our store may be
found an the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
AMERICAN HOUSE.

Il HUDSON, Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan, opposite
C.olt5l Ollllng General stage Once 4spt ia connee
ti9u vita 90 House -
Lalsing Mics april 20 1853. 81
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

. ANFED.-Dried Fruit-Cherries,
., Peaches, RlsP5erFies, BiackOerries, and Flrms
ssi L B. MILLAR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
EossAR HOUSE,

aaslnz. Snchigan-N. W Elgar Proprietor The Edgar
10 se Is asw, utgiug been J1-t completed anu y n1
toi lghout N the 0est style, ana "itn ne" l'
,it,re Oa Warrington Avenue, near the site Of the
ola Itnsiug House stages ieavcthls House iAiy ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

DOCTOs IL. w. NELSON,

n NJ er-ncfON L y A \ has c0mmcnced tha prac
te u bis profession all Is branches, IN Lansing
AMI surrounding county Oce and r-silence, Mich
i'm AZ moth siIe nelr Nj llle Town 1rI-Rr 40
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
afUMATiO PRATT,
X. TIsAYER,

ATTORNEY ASD COUNSELLOR a. Law and Solicitors IN
c-..eery auf Circuit Court Commissioner ,Willi1n
atom Iagham County Michigan az
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
Businrss Dirrftorp.


attorneys Col8seiors 1nd Solicitors Lansing hlcnl-
Sr,a ot al satI0n gwen 20 Collections Payment
~ r.xss. "a lnvesti, ,ltion Of Land Titles
u - = n OF tgSvl d {. WILEY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

AZ ACT T. enable the people OF Nebraska 70 form
sttulon Slt= Government an for TIE admission
c, such state in.o tie Unon equal footing i'h
TIE ln2l states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
Naval Intelligence.

The United states steam gunDoat Paul Jones,
Commander Paul SHIRLEY arrived at this port yester
49,, from cruise OF twou,y.eght months, ON toe
south Atlantic bio,kil.rg squadron. She let Port
loyl ,, Charleston the J9tl cli.. All % bound Tor
BOSTON. put into this port fT coal
1li. vessel has been on active service Mt the follow
ALP Noes. Of Charleston. {. c.. Stone Inlet. ) c.
Nmtt Eiis'p RIVER. =. q. truTge'Owu. :. c. JacL
.nfiic Fla. ST.. >imuns. Grtrgiai Ossth ~ sound,
Ie0reln She lIlnrs home - men i!uni the south AZ
attic hocknd.n squadron. Tor discharge. their terms
~ enlistment having expired. also Two p1fsrhgers.
Acting Master George X Duiand ma Two Of thr crew
,crc capiured BY Tie Rebels a. oasabow SOUND "nne
0u expedition
The fo'osiar Officers were detached Just before l'ay.
irg Port Royal: Assistant J.rFoon John W. Coles
Acting EnsipnJosrph Echai dson and citing Mnstci
late Charles I've 'an. ordered 81 TIE Naval j. r.
rry ou Morris lsard \ &. S'cpud Assistant Enlinccr
fr,i T. Stafford aud Ihri As,'stint Engineer Robert
henry were ordered 10 duty on Tag steamer Phnade-
IAll.
sixty Of tho crow Of tho PAM Jones sent TO the
Nayul Battery fourteen hrcmen and coal drawers ana
lreen marines 10 Lay Point Port Royal Tor duty Oh
slore. 90
TIE Paul Jonos was the second donh'e.ender built;
was launched az baltimore mounts heavy batter
,s az vessel of her class ard Las DINO uost efficient
service. The following is q list OF ner officers;
C.mmandcr Paul Shirley; Acting Paymasier, j.
APPLETON Berry iciing Ensign, Jeremiah i"ttr.
Hriry Nance. Charles Niedcnbicn. second Assistant
Endneer an chaiFe( William IA. g. west second
A,,.tnnt Engineer 10, Edwin ID. Mccms, James H. 'hns'
uar Third Assistant Engineer John \. d. Smith
/ Acting Gunner John Brown FlymGsters Clerk, joan
Jaw GiIrUy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
DIE ID.

BURTUS-At Oyster Bay. Ill, Sunday morning Sept
SARAH. widow OF Townsend ". BuItnf.
The romans will b. taken 10 Greenwood tor intcrmsnt
CON0ER-ln Newton, New.Jefsey. Monday Sent Sch
Bye, wi Of John +. Cou.er unc daughter o John H. bal
ssl, aged ~ yrIrs, u months aud days.
The friends OF ihe niy iny,rd to attend Ito funeral IL
New Wednesday mufniDg u 10 O'clock. Leave New
iorA. BY Morris snd EsseI Railroad nom foot oil Bar ia;
street, at Pun. on fne-day
COOK-At Pleasant Valley Dutcho.s county, ~ Y. Rev
Russell D. Cook. n the sab year OF his
Tho ves snd u1s sso The CLERGY Invited 10 attend
tine fuuer.i "Wednesday morning the 18th inst, 1t II
O'Clock the Reformed rnch Church Rev Mr.. Gansel, in
West sd street between ttn and 9Th avenues.
LANORI-On Monday Sept 9Th III M. Frsncis Landry
native Of Swi'zerand aged 4, years and mouth.
The aud frirnds the family respectfully invited
attend the ueis HE late residence. No. t9i broad
Wednesday 9th inst at without further
invitation
MASSA-On The "a inst Charles F. only child of Ferdinand
Tie relative and friends are invited 10 attend the funeral on
tuesday 9th nst At ocOck pm from l9s Sacsetts;Iert
Brook!y N.
PRATT-On Sunday Sept. Alb, Willie ~, only child OF
George ~ and sarah L. Pratt
The gre aud rDds Of the family fccifuly invited
sited the funeral from 2gI West Houston street this
Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock.
RICHARDSONln Frpnkn Mass. hug. 2oth. 81 chocrt IT,
iauium MsIv ouis sErd II months child 81 A. D. Ron
adon Of the Newly rbnne, for the past sixteen months
pf.scu'r at the south
WHEATON-On Mond,y morning 9Th inst. William Whea'
ton, aged ~ years 49,,
The ren. of III. family respectfully invited TO attend The
fnnef, from hr Allen irsbyferisn thufch. bsas
GrBud th day. Tuesday tue btH inst a. y M,
without further invitation.
wOODS-On Monday Sept 4th James Byers, Only son Of
Wan. :. aud Annie r.. Woods. AGED mouths
TIE friends Of the family fy Invited N attend Tie
funeral u this day FROM rs Greenwich street. to
Greenwood Iemri'ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
y. 3. 1880 LN NJ

Tho Secretary ofae Treasury gives es that 'nbscrp
on' will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
three years from Aug IS. 1884, with Interest -
and three tenths per per snnu -pn
: pal and ineres. boeh to be paid in lawful money
Thess uote, will be convertible the option Of the holder 70
nsiy, six por gold bearing bonds, payable not
less than Eve than twenty years from their date
the Government may elect. They will be issued In dsnoi
nations of go sco $780, $1,000 and 5000. and all sub
scnpon' Tor nay dollars multiple Of any
dolsn
A. tbs notes duw ineres. from August u.s. persons making
deposits subsequent that date pay the interest accrued
from date of note to date of deposit.
Parties depO.ns twenty Eve thousand dollars and upwsd
/ for The sny time viii DO allowed commi.sisa
n OF one quarter OF one per cent
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN;
I'm NATIONAL SAVINGS BAsk, Offering higher rss
ofateres than any other aud the beat security Any 'avinW
bank which psysi,s icposors in u s. Notes. conder. sh
paying the beat circulating medium Of tbs country
and cannot psy in anything be'r for iss own a''e ~
either in Government securities Ia notes bcnds psyss
/ in Government pepper
, CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT $40 ooLS
BOND.
IN addition to tho very hsrs interest On the No'ss ~
three years. til. privilege OF conversion aow worth sso
three per for tho current rAs cr 10 b'nss
Is not less than nine per and befors the war t
premium sig per u g Stocks ovsr twenty pr
cent It will be tho profit his Loan,
the present market rate than cent pss
snnunI.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX
ALTON
But aside from 81, the advantages ~ hsvs enu1eratefs
Special Act Of Congress erempe ali End and T'-a'sss
ye. from oegf tratoa. On the sterarc this eIeD-pon
worth about two per cen, per .nnun according 20 the rate
taxation IN various parts Of the country
It Is believed that no Securities osor great indpcemes
{, lender. IS those issued By the Government In -
o,r forms Of indebedae.s the faith ability Of Privss
p.r.is. or stock companies separate communities only
odrsd for p.yment while the whole property of the coun
held to SECURE the discharge all the Obligations Of The
United stats
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
by he
ASSISTANT Tns.sossa 80 rda UsrsD SfArEs corner q
" al and N.ssaustA
Frssr NATIONAL BAyK o., yrw.yoEx No. wsnst
srcoSp NATIONAL BlvK HEw- Yosx. 2cds.. sTiv,1
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF HEw-YoKx No. Na-.au-st
Founra NATIONAL BaAK Sgv-Yoax. u and ~ Plassl
F.yru ArioSAL BANK OF NEs.YoRx, No. - 3lsv.
srxru NATIONAL B,sk Nsw-Yoar 6th-av Br'lvsy.
yIsurH NATIONAL BA-K o, NRu. Yosk No SO Broadway
Ninth NATIONAL BAsK NEw Yosx. No 36J Broadway
TysrH NATION A. BAsK ~ Hsv- YoRx No 2'0 Broidyay
CrArgAb NArosAL BANK OF New YoEK. No II Dulne-st-
NATIONAL ExcnAsas BANK ov NEwYoIx. iSi ur"ioist
nd by all National Bank, which depos'Ore' & Pahis
aoney,
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tie country viii give further information and
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
suo,h,r severe TbaGJ,r Storm nt Gin.
tiurnts.

JiNcINSA1I Sept 5. 1904
There was another severe thunder storm here las
night
The down train on the indianapolis and Cncin'
matt Roilroad dne here yesterday morning, ran into
a land s,ido twenty miles from this city. Inc lraiH
was thrown from the track, the engine and tenoei
badly damaged, and the fireman slightly bruised
q ono olse was hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
Murine Diaustfr.

B0sTON, Sept. :. Issi
The bark Normandy, At Providence nom
Shields reports. September d. 30 miles sou,h-eh.i 81
the Namtuckct Light tessel fell IN with ana poaiue,'
lie utrck Of barb abandOncd and f.ll OF wafer WINCH
I'd bcen ruu into hut short tine previous A. an SOILS
were set. She appeared To hive b"cn abnnnonru wv
Gav before She lid elliptic stem ana tiy ony io,.
tcrs that eonld be seen her were I'd. X. a. n'n
Lo, bailins port Her cargo il supposed to nave p.en
nut large quantities OF il were hoHii-6 n'@i Wv
wreck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
Tie Propeller Scotia sunk-Ninc Persons
Drowned.

EUPFALO. SeptrinbeT ., IrVi
Tho propeller Scotia was run into of Dnnklrk on
FRIDAY night. by the propeller Arctic, aud sunk
Nno persons were drowned, as follows; Mfs'
Cahefpr Dick son and chld Mrs. ilcnr ctia Hams,
of Toledo. Geo. H. Hicok, clerk Of the Scotia;
two fremen and three colcr,d hands, names I'M
known. Tho captain, one passenger, and Twelve oil
thu rreW were saved