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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18
DIAL MORE AND OHIO
n .'- RAILROAD.

d AL TIMoRE AND OHIO
On and af.sr SUNDAY, June ran, Iest, daily
york; NJ. S .n Ss~
ron PHILADELPBIL New YORK and b0sToN,
| lAave Washington stTlo .. m, LIS .. m, 20
p n, daily except sunday. On Sunday At $50 p.
foR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave ws,hostop a. sc,y .ssep, sun:
lar '' fAi''a'iP FSs INV NV YORK.
Leave Washington daily 81 80 p. m Thb train
Is for Esp fork passenger. exclusively. 49,,
SOk bALTIMoRE,
Leave Washington a. $50, .. m, $50 q, m, II rs
.. m, 2. m, 40 p M ITO p. M, and SOL M
On sunday: =. sI T. aE NJ n, ,pds scg.n.
Lave Wellington !. 80 .. N. and !. Us, and
On sandsy, - : sPas 80 ,. N:
Tickets GOD to all points WEST, and baggage
- - FOR, AKNAPoLIa ,.g
Leave Wsshinston At $50, T. m, and LDp. n,
No train Tor Annspolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Wsshingten st 7.so =. m. and $50
?. N. 90 through to New York withoa change Of
Sleeping car. on $40 and $50 p m trains. Berths
Be aHs s Ss II
Tke arst and nth trains stop at all way points.
| The p. m. train stops only at eladensburK,
Beisville, Laurel, Annapolis junction.. and Relay
House, daily, except Sunday. On Sunddyit stops
! at all way points.
| Passengers viii please observe that the p. m.
runs only far Philadsphta daily, eroept Sunday.
On Sunday It runs 10 Baltimore only. Also, that the
G@p NJ hGin lakes Het1 York pdSssn0eTs only.
For iurthsr Information, nekets OF every kind,
IA, apply 70 George 8. koontz, Agent 81 Wash
inston, OF n the ticket once.
| W. p. SMITH,
Master Transportation.
| "a, L NJ COLE,
| Ie0o-n General Ticket Aren't,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18

n ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.--WK
VI hAyo now In store full Stoob OF Gentlemons
spring overooAtI business Suits, Dress SuIta and
furnishing Goods Of the latest styles, sturs
Cd with the same degree OF neAtness Style and OlOI
gADee, a. II made 10 order.
WALL, sTEPHENS 4 Co.,
SSn PennIylylniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth stTsStS
tH Isytgl tsss ! Atsl,l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18

VERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u hereby given that, BY rule Of the Court, IL
terms have been hxed ~ fOllowsi
GeB1ral TermI.
Third Monday Of January.
. First Monday Of May,
Third Monday Of October.
Term ofhs CirctIl Court.
In which alone jury 10 impAnneled Tor the trial
OF civil oAses.)
First Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday OF November.
Terms Of The Criminal Court.
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF Juns.
? First Monday Of December.
IamF Of he DiriTtei Court
First Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December.
Special TeTmJ.
First Tuesday Of January.
First Tuesday of FebTuEry.
First Tuesday of March.
First Tuesday OF April.
Third Monday OF May,
First Tuesday Of June.
First Tuesday OF July.
First Tuesday Of September.
First Tuesday OF October.
First Tuesday Of Novomber.'
First Tuesday Of Deeenbsr.
BY ords OF the Court RI. MEGA
I'VE
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18

1864. AHHANe 81
INV YORK LIHEs.
THE CAMDEN AND AMpoY AND PHILApHL-
sHIA t kNp TRENTON RAILROAD coMPA'
IRON PRILADBLPRZA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
vrez. WALNUT street wharf and Ken
hngton Depot,
WILL LEAvn AZ ToLLoWp, WIS., Fare
A. A NJ, via Camden and Amboy-c.sA. -,
A. I. H, VIA Ssnasn .ad Isr;sy c,,y-Nsw' 1'6
~ 4: x, vs. cs%Ssa and Jersey CITY, -
A. . I: X, u SaSasu and isusy oi,y- v
An 4. II. 1,i KsS:ins.on and Jersey CITY,
Al "a n, wi y. Camden and Anboy-o. and "
~ :. n, va Camden and Anboy-c. and
Al +. NJ, Via Ken.ias.on and Jersey city, "
Warrington and N. Y. Express 500
Az * Z. N, VI. kensington and Jersey Csyi
Al nxs: n, u. k.enas,oa and Jersey city, ~
A. * SsisSs5 VA IA Roaan:.on and Jersey '
city, southern EXPIRES 400
A. . =. d., via Camden and Amboy-Asson,
| nodLtion freight and Passengerl--
| Isl elass ticket 81
The SIS P. M. EVENING Mall and the 80 tNiss II
DAYS saosptsdS T'n run N~'' '1A 0'A sun
| PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf II and .. M, II m.
Leave Remington Depot 81 Ills q. m, 2.s6, 40
| and s.tb p m, and l2.bo .. m. mighty
Tho sglb p. m. Line runs daily all others, Sun
days excepted. -u,
| NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES,
Leave foot OF Barclay street at q. m. and D. m
From foot Of Cortland street at I, 8 and 10 q. m.
| 10 M, and p. m, and u night.
| The 9 p. m. line runs dAilyj all others Sunday
| excepted. w. II. GATZMER, Agent
Phil'A and N. Y. Lines.
| PHILhprLPHIA Dec "a, 1871 delI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
Explosion In Detroit.

The Detroit papers contain full particular
of the explosion Of the Propeller Nils, Will,
lying at Buckley & Co.'S dock, Saturday m IN
ing, about o'clock. She belonged to liz,
running from Buffalo to Chicago. The ooai
was total wreck. Large fragments wrr,
thrown the distance OF several blocks. and fail
ing upon Buildings, injured or crushed them. il
some eases ling or wounding the occupants
Some trunks were blown almost across th.
river. The crew Of the Propeller consisted O,
20 persons. exclusive Of the Captain. 1t i,
estimated there were about IS persons on the
boat OF this number six were known TO BE-
killed. eleven injured, and thirteen were unac
counted for. The cause of the explosion was
unknown. but was attributed BY some to the
intrndncti0n 0f cold water into the boiler after
the water in it had all been converted into
steam.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
The Bogus Proclamation.

The good people of Ns~ York have been con-
siderAby excited by the publication Of bogus
Proclamation By the President. setting forth that
in view Of "the situation in Virginia, the disas-
ter at Red River the delay at Charleston, and
the general slate Of the county" THURSDAY, the
2s.h day Of May. should be observed throughout
the United States a. day OF fasting aud prayer :
and as the expiration Of the term OF service OF
100. 600 troops was pending. the President cal
led for 400. 600 more; and if not furnished by
June is. ttey were 20 be obtained BY draft
This forgery is said TO have been gotten up
by newspaper correspondent named Howard,
who designed il to effect the gold market A
copy purporting TO be from the telegraph ofhee,
va. carried TO the various morning papers at
about two O'Clock a. ~, by boy, but the sp
pesrsDce being susp ciOus. il vas published only
in the ofices OF the World and OF the Journal Of
Commerce, where it supposed TO be genuine
Il was officially denied in the morning by dis
patch from Mr. Seward. The proclamation had
a temporary ,ffec: on the gold market, raising
the price about al per cent. but 1t Immediately
fell A steamer sailed for Europe that morning
with the document, aud the affect o. financial and
political matters there might have heel cons'd
cradle. had not Mr. SesArd's Official denial gone
on, With il. 1h- ofiees Of the World aud Of the
Journal cf Commerce al hfst we're seized by an
officer uith a file Of soldiers, and the Offices
held unit the affair can be investigated.
So bold and daring a forgery, originating IN 30
lo- motive, aud affecting the interests and
credit Of the whole nation, lie a hagrant insult to
people Of the United STATES, as well as TO their
President, and should be followed by severe and
exemplary punishment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
Obituary.

1t is with the most poignant regret that We
announce the death of MARX A. CHILD, Esq. q
late resident Of this city. Mr. Child was born
at Junius, n. Y, January II, 1914, and died
of camp disease while in the United States ser
vice. at Annapolis. Nd. April %, 1854.
He was printer by profession, aud for a
series of years was employed in the Office Of the
Lansing State Republican. He established the
first paper ever published in this county, the
Bghaa Telegraph, in April. ls42. In Decem
Der following. be removed his establishment to
De Witt. Clinton county, and commenced the
publication OF the CTIHrOn'aH, which latter pub
LEGATION be continued for several years
In October last. having passed the limit OF
fifty years. be babe farewell to his family aud
friends, aud enlisted. a. a private. in the First
Michigan Sharp-Shooters. Ia pursuing this
course OF action, he was prompted only by th'
purest motives Of patriotism. His comrades il
arms bear cheerful testimony that col sdering
his age and feeble health. he discharged the
duties Of soldier with zeal and fidelity.
Mr.. G. was modest and unassuming in hi
department. and retiring in bis disposition. II,
was true man at all times and in all places
He was affectionate husband and an indul-
gent father, and has left b, hind him wife.
several children, other relatives and a larg,
circle OF friends, to mourn his loss. His memoir.
will be forever blessed as one OF Michigan,
true and faithful patriots. who went out il
1868, with determination to defend the old
starry hsg aud if needs be, to sacrifice his lii,
on his oOnntry's altar
"Aner LIES ct III fever, he sleeps we'll q.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

WAR DEPARTxEN-
y = = = = = ? =
Washington, MAY l7-s 2. NJ.

Washington, May l7-s 2. NJ.
To MAJ. Gen Dix:
Dispatches from Gen. Butler. just received,
report the success OF the expedition under Gen.
Ksutz, to cut the Danville road and destroy the
iron bridge over the ApPomartox.
On Monday morning the enemy 10 force. under
cover Of thick fog, made az attack upon Smith
line, and forced it back in some confusion and
considerable loss. but as soon as the fog lifted,
Smith re established bis lines, and the enemy
we're driven back 10 their original lines.
At the sane time the enemy made an attack
from Petersburg on Buffers force guarding the
rear, bot vas handsomely repulsed. His troops
having been On iDcessantd duty for FIVE DAYS. three
Of which were in rain storm, Butler retired
leisurely within his own lines We hold tie
railroad between Petersburg and Rcbuood
Prisoners state that Bragg and Davis we're present
on the field
Dispatches from Gen. Sieel received this morn
ing. report that on Saturday he fought tue fore,
Of Echols and uboden, under Breckenridge, A.
Newmaiket; that the enemy's force was supe
Tor in number. ard that he gradually withdrew
from the battle field and re crossed the Sheua
doah, having lost 6ee pieces Of artillery. chou
II hundres killed and wounded. and ffty pri-
oaers, but bringing off ali hi. trains AID all th-
sounded that could be transported from tn
battle field He states thai in cons, @ ence Of
the long line OF trains that had to be guarded
he cou d not ring more than si1 regiments into
the fight, besides the artillery aud cavalry. ano
that the enemy had aoou, : 900 iniAI Try tesides
other arms; ttat his retrograde moveme e to
S,rasburg VAS eG cted in perfect order, without
any loss Of ma.erial or men.
No report Of any operations Of the Army Of
the Potomac has been received to-day.
A dispatch rom Gen. Sherman reports bis
advance upon Johnston progressing 10 his salts
faction HIS supplies are abundant. our animals
improving On the grass and grain fields, which
now Afford good pasture.
Signed, &. VI. STANTON. Sec. OF War.
SPoTrsTLvANIA, Ma, May L.
To Gov Austin Blair:
The Michigan regiments Of this division have
been engaged in several skirmishes and tire,
general engagements. They have s.l done well
some OF them spendidly. Their losses, since
crossing the Rappidan TO this date, have been
killed, l6l wounded 1922; missing, $40; tota
loss, LAS. VII you please use evesy measure
in your power to hurry up all reiuio Clements to
these regiments, | think we are on the high
road te success
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
Latest by Telegraph 10 Lansing.

Fortress Monroe May 24-4rM
The steamer Tbanas Po,seL Gen Bu;ler's
dispatch boar. has just arrived. and report,
everything Qr..t. There h4, been 800 host. .cs
since list saturday night From the la .c-t ac.
counts. "a appears that ihr rebels received q
severe Punishment for their attempted ~ar
prise They had 10 bury their dead under a
lag of truce
Cap. George Emerson. Of The 67th Oaio.
who was shot ta ough The body. i ei last night
GA the hospital transport and his z, mans have
been brought TO the Chesapeake Hospital
Three Thousand five hundred wounded men
have been brought down The Jama- river since
the army landed
The Richmond Enquirer admits a heavy los
in the battle with Butler last week and foois
il up at 1900
LOUISVILLE, Nav -.
Tie Journal is advised that Gen. John II.
Mor.aa, al the head of S 600 or 4. 00o cavalry is
At Abingdon, Va AID contemp'iies an iu.meii-
ate raid into Kentucsy, va Pound Gap. OR
forces are ready 90 eive them a warm reception
The Wa-hiu gton Republican OF last event. r
SAYS army on Sunday noon was 5 miles De
You'd SPOTS, lvauia Court House, and everything
progresses iavotabIy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

from the Geld 10 prison depot<. and large
amounts Of artillery and other implements Of
an active campaign brought away.
Several thousand frrsh cavalry horses have
been forwarded 10 the army. and the grand
Army of the Potomac IS now fully as strong in
numbers. and better equipped supplied and
furnished. than when the campaign opened.
Several thousand reinforcements have also
been forwarded TO other armies in the field
and ample supplies u all.
During the same iime c.er so 600 volunteers
Tor hundred days have been mustered into
service. CLOTHED. armed. equipped and trans
ported 70 their respective positions.
This statement is due The chiefs Of army stan
and bureau. aud heir spective corps. to
whom the credit belongs.
(Signed,l EN- STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
DROBATE ORDER-State II Miebi.

4 Kan. county of ilslam. sat a session ~ mo
lr1natc COURT for the County nghau holden 10 10
Probate fi-ce ll tle village oi Mts0u N.nrav tie
= Gag N' alg ll tle one thousand fiElf Llr-
dyed and sixty folr Present, " NJ a. fncsney J1 ss
no Probate In he matter NJ tle estate 90 klb.rl =
-fa-i deceased on rea-inE ard Cling g.. pr fi1n.
terl- I'd. q y mara lIIf1. tr.flsr ~ SAID
ce-i praying thar letters 81 u1istratan upo1 sad
r-s-f. r4-f b.. gr4lt.' o. SAIL Del .t..ler.
4Aer-p11 D. s Or1erei mas Mfu-ay tie .0tL cav ~
iif l.-t. 40 D. O'Clock Oh tl0 fore. 00l ass Faei
io tl- 1-arug ~ SAID peli9l aud tAt the leirs
N i deceased and al Other person. IT, l1 sd
estate are q1lre1 % appear % o. sad a. ART
tlHl o. De 1nil % h- Probate lse lr t1t f age q
h-'l- a-i sllE cause = aly there t. Wy th- prayer
~ t1e petitioner shost n0f br g-antrt A1t d b f1r-
r ordered that sl1 peiti1rcr EfTe rrfre O. r1r per
ls rterrst-i said estate ~ he %, rrcv ~ sad
p-tii l 4li tle L-a-l-s thereof fg casing coy =
tnia n-.rr o. De pl1Iisls4 Orb o.. Lansing l-r.car
ns1-r 1r-fel az rrrll4tlg ln san rn.lfF a irF-
1lm srcessivs veekE previ1Is ssi. Gay 81 hear
i1r- a tr-e COY wy II FTNcENFT
tl+N3 - Ii. n Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
Prof. Tenney's Lectures

The lecture on Cuba by Prof Tenney, on FRIDAY
evening givenin behafOi the Soldiers AID Soc y,
was fully attended Toe subject was Que Of much
Interest, We we're not aware, before hearing
this lecture, that We bad almost In sight Of the
United States 4 MIXTURE nation presenting such
an entire contrast 10 vrything that exists among
us-socal dom stic, political religious aud lit
erary. We have described TO US land where
the climate il exactly adapted TO human enjoy
ment. the temperature being from On 10 81 de
s'rr--a '-A 49,. ,ha f,,rass. ara f.sfnona@ a.
nature. and alive With great varieties OF tropical
animals where the bread grows upon the
trees-where an acre Of land will produce twen
" Eve times as much human food as an acre
planted ~ith potatoes affords to us land where
glass windows, stoves 6replAces and school houses
are never seen-Whers the ladies' ride in car
rages With wheels thirty feet high, and each
Que carries a stilettc in her bosom, drink wine aud
smokes cigars With the gentlemen. bets at IN,
gambling saloons. and at the bnll fights stakes
large sums on the fate OF the bull or of the man
who Is TO kill him--here chastity is of so LITTLE
account that 40 per cent OF all the children OF
the loser classes are born illegitimate-where
books are almost unknown. and every scrap in
IN the newspaper goes through the hands of all
in9uisitor where any exercise of any form OF
the Protestant religion is a crime. and the gov
eminent is a military despotism even more cruel
arbitrary. oppressive, and eKacting than that OF
old SpaiH-~hers o-ims Of every description
.hou,da whara inriaa ar nnknOwn WHARF hriho
ry 10 a common occurrence with judges, where
the foreig slave trade prOspers-in fine, land
"where every prospect pleases snd only man is
vile" The lecture WAS very instructive as well
as interesting.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
DROBATE ORDER-Slaie Of Mleh.

.ga-, 1l1ry NJ f1rHl1- ss Ar s.ss.rr ~ ths
Probate Drce .1 tls village ~ Mlsa, o- M.r1sg tts
l-tl ay ~ MAY tre year t.o .sar q ri -tt -rr-
-r-l az sirfy-fl.r. Pre- r-. WI u TrrrrrF tl-re
1i Probate T. tle matter ~ tae estate 81 j llE ~
-eaeT l-ei Or reatl1g AID 2 * TIE petition,
duly t-rl-i . tle w--l3 u s43- deceased. pray rg
t4r .ltt.rs o. .ulir i-trati0r urrr e7i1 rsfat.-
-.relr-- ~ lriere- Itai Il. flr list ar =
ADJ ueHt . q n'o.0cx - forenoon 30 lss'g1e1
f1r tle t-lrr7 SAID Isiitrn s1l that fte heirs az
rt -l4 -c SO tn- al. Other persons .tereTte- r SAD
estate ar r-I aired APPEAR a7si1- Sail Court
Oh o. 90 PROBATE f~-e 81 ;re vlTe 2
Hsrr -- slo'E cllse sI.y there b. shy t1s r--yfr
g. r.fli -e- -.ra.1 MI 81 rrl-frI. Arr .t.s f.r-
tl.r W. ..r-t l.lt .ail 9.tf.le- --e nat-r t1 re
pe--- --- SIZED s-It -7tlfe. o. Die -e- e-rT 70
SAID ft.- md Gle bearing tlf-elf. 81 slr crry
lf t- user O.. re r-l'slel .1 t-r Lansing - --r-
-er-r--er .-rtel ADJ cl-rlf.fE RI said c.-rfy ~
I1s g suc1essTe rslks nrsvos O. sli3 tsy y Lsar
s. r. t-l4rD1y VA i rrNfENET.
.E--- u r. 20 r~rrrrr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE
MIcHFAS STATE SABBATH School TEACHERS
AssOcIATIoN.-The Sabbath School Superinten-
dents and Teachers Of the State of Michigan.
are invited to meet in the Congregational
Church, Rev. J. Morgan Smiths. at Grand
Rapids, on Tuesday, May Slst, 1864. at SIX
o'clock P. N, in Convention. to continue
through Wednesday and Wednesday evening,
June lst.
Pastors Of evangelical churches and friends
of the Sabbath : DOL cause throughout the
State, are cordially invited TO attend aud par
ticipate in the deliberations of this convention.
Let every county be well represented.
County Secretaries will please forward their
reports Immediately to the State Secretary. az
Grand Rapids.
All who purpose attending this convention.
are earnestly requested TO forward their names
to 81. J. ster Grand Rapids, Secretary Of
the Local Committee. A general and early
compliance with this request will contribute
greatly to the convenience OF the Committee on
Entertainment.
Through the liberality Of the D. L u. Rail.
road Co. am authorized to announce that
ooly half the usual fare will be charged dele
gates upon their road; the Grsnd Rapids 4
& n,maz. Stage Co. have also consented to
reduce, measurably, the fare OF Delegates by
their route.
viii publishers Of papers throughout the
State aid in this enterprise by inserting this or
al appropriate reference 10 it in their columns.
JAMES GALLUP.
Sec. Mich. State S S. Association.
Grand Rapids, April IS, 1854.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

- The Prsc- flc-0n r. the Democratic party
gr0~iag itnJefious II body proc.siu.s q, l-
3 Vii bay- rule or ruin j. prnc.ps. organ DO
It's >rste. me ~ E.fk Daily Ne4s. come. OFT
win f1-msi pro. uacam-nto aaDou. cfn- thst
WHl support no cu.dicare for the Presidency
b. L rho-o1-b aai gnDi-tsk4D.r peace NAT.
Il sics-ds adj, We kaoT To distinction
tetEeeu War Deu0crst AID ;te most ra5ii,
recsl-ss ard inc0rrisi0e AoOiisiyoisl-' Other
P ac- lurn4ls have spoken Eit1 q lli e'Hprasi-.
it T. tru- booming more ara more evident
eve-T nfF fhsf zee Democracy af- -rffAfrg bet
Tar n0-i a. WI fn-y o= 49, - urlts &
C1irazo: WI Tue greed Tor =poi- Cause th-
= ing 3fethr-u To- fcr-er rr-i- -'ri'e=. o. shaH
-e Eitnes- 5,'t ~ rhe Astoasi Convention
lud The nomination sn1 running o. to separate
tickets :-Al5. Er>ning Journal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

The Republican State Convention assembled
30 Detroit on the iS,h lust, aud Hon. T. W.
Ferry, Of Ottawa. wa- appointed temporar,
Chairman.
The Chairmaa announced the following CON-
mit,ee=
on Psrmanept Orga'fsasion-S. NJ. Cutcheu",
wasbteuaw; Z ". King Wayne; 3. NJ VII
liams, Van Baren H. A shaw, Eaton. VIM j.
Coru~eH. Nc~aygo; J. B. wilson, Lapeer;
DAVID G. Slater
On Cr-asnoals-Juase Wells. Kalamazoo
b L. Baxter. Leuawee, J. q. Waite, - JOSEPH;
Easeue Pr.n-l.. jackson, T. T. Gilbert. Kent;
Alfred Crawford, OAAlAad. F. Il. Rankin,
6en,--e.
/ A ron Of Members WIS reported by the Com
mittee on Credentials representing ! counties.
} The Committee on Permanent Organization
reported the iollowiug officers:
I For Predint-HezrA.4h 6. Well- Of Kall-
mazoo.
I FOR I1ce Prss.dsafs-First District. c. II
Buhl, OF WAYNE. Second District A II. Morton,
of Berrien Third District, Charles T Gorham.
OF Calhoun Fourth District, T. D. Gilbert, OF
Keut Fitch District. o. D. Concer. of 81. Clair
Sixth District, Charie- Kipp, OF Clinton.
HeinsdAle, of Wayne WIN. A Hall, Of Li'v
ingston.
Delegates TO the Baltimore Convention were
then e c,ed, as follows:
Flrst Dis,rict-DT Herman Keifer, of WAYNE,
and Cha- T. Mitchell. Of Hul,dale
zf.rr4+-s-l ~ lillian, i ~. e W.,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25

n The President approved of Buffers SEN
'encs IN The case OF nine officers Who resigned
tn service in bis department, just on the eve Of
ca upAign- They are reduced to rank as PR
yates, to serve until the end of the war.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-25
DROBATE ORDER-State Of vi b.

l-ll. c1u-tv - InELaEn. AZ 80 ior ~ n
Fr1fs-e curt f1- gle comfy RI irs1arl lo-er 80 le
p-ofsre llrra l1 tra az ~ Es-r-. rr f-r-av b
! Cd car % Ny. 10 ths year crs sans eFtt
hundred al EErV - Present w u F.rr4r e.,
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