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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

ORDER OF PUBLCATION.-State o.

ORDER Or PIb LlCAlluN.- o1~-v %
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Circuit Court C.i.-l .ssi1llr, tor lls-4ri Co., y -ii
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-13

C,LAp SEW, ror TUE 'NFoero-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

VIRGINIA LAND FOR sALE-I HAVE FOR sALR
2g3 acresof Land in Fairfax county va q miles from
Washington city, which will scll great bargain. APP
piled for u Is situated the Loudon and Hampshrs
Railroad about - miles from Washington city and mile
erndon station The railroad will be n running
The land IL covered with wood which will more
Washington than the place win The soil OF this
section well adapted 70 the growth Of all kinds o. grain s
il pleasant and very healthy This good chance Tor
person small himself OF valuable
perty u price be found the National Hota
sabes Sixth street. Washington, where
be had Is. w. CLARK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

RK0UssARD 1 FOSTER, NEW ORLEANS REAL.
ID Estate Agents. offer sell large number Of hae
Cotton and Sugar Plantations located in the fertile dis
tricfs OF Western Louisiana Relerences-v Dnrand .
Reiard, y yesey street. n T.; Thomas r. Carh4rt. IA
Broadway, N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

A GENTLEMAN'S TUREOUT.-A HAMBLETONIAN
"A bay Mare l6N hands sound and kind and trot in
70; also s0rel Mare, sound and kind, in three
minutes both of the above horses ALSO single
and double sets Of Harness. and top Wagon with pole and
Ut sacrifice the gentleman has gone Europe Can be
at Truesde stables OF Broadway and Forty
third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

A HANDSOME DARK BROWN MARE FOR SALE-IS
"A Is hands high, old OF Moscow blood light
built long full TAIL reaches the ground is perfectly
sound without spot or bemish fine style and action and
great cndurance kind In single double and
beautiful creature under the saddle will In 3a and Is
for Central Park will be fully
tvate STABLE 4 West Thirty street. below Ninth
!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
DoarO nno Rooms.

BOARD WANTED for several single gentle
I'D nlen. Also. Rooms without Board Rates inu.t be
stated and moderate Adres the Ianitor University Medi
cal College No. lO7 East fourteenths,.
DROOKLYN BOARD is desired by two young
I'D Getemen in strictly hrstcsss location. aud con-
venen TO Wasi. ferry. Address H.. Box No. lJl Tribune
Office.
BOARD WANTED for two or four persons,
froui October November In private family OF poa,o
ing house Location between Fourteenth and for-tbts
references given and required Address salin ioe4
ton price, &c, T. r. ", Hox NO. LAG L. d.
DERMANENT BOARD WANIED-By a
Il Gentleman wife. children and nurse, between
Thi,d and Seyenth.aves Private family preferred Adj
dress with full particulars NJ. v o., Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
NOW FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS
Sent free BY msil on receipt Of price.
DOOKS COMBINING INTEREST WITH
I'D SOLID WORTH.

LIFE OF HORACE MANN So
THE PRESIDENTS WORDS-being memorable sen
terce, from the writings Of Abraham Lncon 81 23.
THE THINKING BAYONET-by the author Of "Color
Guard" 81 IS
HISTORY OF LOUIS XIV-being the first ins,allment OF
Martin, great History Of FIR luce"-2 vols; 80.
MARTINEAUS HISTORY OF ENGLAND-Vols. and
YOUTHS HISTORY OF THE REBELLIoN-by the su.
Thor of The Pioneer Bow; g 30 per vol
BERLIN-being vol Of the iavoriie Spectacle Series
profusely illustrated 81.
REASON IN RELIGlON-by the Rev Dr. Hedge; 81
THE CHURCH OF THE FIRST THREE CENTURIES
by the Rev. DR.. Lamsou; SO. - - -
HISTORY OF THE ANTI SLAVERY MEASURES OF
THE 9TH AND 18Th CONGRESSES-by Senator Wilson
o. ,o
SERMONS-by the Rev. James Freeman Clarke; 81 80
SPEECHES. kC-by Wendell PhiLips-hne steel portrait
$3.50 .
THE RESULTS OF SLAVERY-by Cochin 81.
THE RESULTS or EMANCIPATION-by Cochin; 81.
WALKER, FULLER Co,
Pnblishers Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
Rral estate for Sale.
10 CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET.

Il
Il TLERsi--A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.Fo the purpose of insuring safe Investment
for capital and encouraging actual settlers TO find homes In the
Southern States the underlined for the last % year. respect
ivey ccns tn. States Tennessee and Lou.sna have
associated themselves General Agents sni offer for
SALE to Capitalists sud the very many nquring for
favorable location. at the South large small amounts OF
the most valuable improved and unimproved lands In the
world -
Many ofthese land. are in the highest state Of cul'i'a
ton aud producing from fifteen hundred to two thousau
pounds Of iced from thousand to twenty-five huu
red pounds Of good understandable per acre ogelrr win
from fifty seventy five gaos OF molasscs N adduoh 70
this profitable crops OF cereals invite the labor Of the husband
man Stock Of ali kinds may be- easily rAsed having mere
advantage those andes where long anal severe
Niuters require much DO sIg, feedii aud attention. ,
these lands situated Ia he States OF rennessre fs
bema Mississippi Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas many o
81 Francis rivers. and other navgb wete courses sud ra
rolds. aiodns good fronts aud opportunity Tor suod"'oh'
aud Easy access to market. ~. a.
Vessels c be dispatched from New York OF the A.
nc ports snl landed with in cargo the banks OF tne
Bayou 1cce St Msry's Parish Loui.iea country "a thr
highest of cultivation before the war OF un,urlsseu ci
ty and beauty only spot it believed where the sugar
.su IA certain crop tho United states. and compete
successfully with toe product Of the Yves, India Islands ibe
yellow fever aud asinuc diseases unknown In TINS re-
zion cycett Wien iniroGucrd from ofher ccalheI ,
The climate is bamy and pleasant all the year round
Churc schools, fine sugar HOnes, saw aud orlst h'
wih abundant for hire. All invite immediate occu
patton -. s.d
Such opportunity for investment was never before offered
IN TIL. county. - , 81
! suburban proprrty; improved aud UDmWoSed tncndas
,torrhouse city redrnre sud country villas. eligible se'
for town saw Mills and coua.fy stores ~ -,,..,,,,
For further information maps ard Diagrams. spphcai9u
must be made 10 the office Of tue undersigned at Memph
Te..nrssce T. c. BETlELL OF Louisiana
&C. BRINKLEY Of Tennessee
PRrERHsCEs;
CHAs. p LEvEBICH Pre-. Bank OF New OK.
LEvrRICll Il Co.. CouI. Merchants. No. Ill feai'N
SAMUEL HUHLBUr baltimore Nd
WALTERS Co., Baltimore bid
DUNLOP. MON1CURE Co. Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

TIVE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL
Il SCHOOL Of Dr. \. BEErHET and -. bRAMAN,
viii open sept 18th, at No 20 broadway There Gym.
na.un. For circulars, Apply at LoCKWOoDS, No. All
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
Real estate for Sale.
A VALUABLE
n MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE
ON THE HUDSON RIVER,
100 MILES FROM THE CITY or NEW.Yohh'
IN THE VILLAGE OF SAUGERTlES'

This valuable property Is known the saueeIei he'u
and Paint Works. and situated in the village Of saugeres
on the Hudson Rver loo miles FROM New-fork CITY, ana CON
,ists of large stone mill 2,4o and three stones high onf
wooden buildings. formerly used as eouodns honse'-one
l5313 feet two 1888 feet and i6HO feet stone ware
house 5ox32; brick carpenters shop 21l feet one stone
building 2e1l5 feet and comnodious stone
with good garden attached The mill has the advantage oi
neverains water power driving an oveTshot wheei OF
any required SIZE The whole property embraces about SIX
acres Of no1nd The mill is equally well adopted for cotton
WOODEN PAPER OF almost any other description Of msnufac
ture TIE properly very clisiby located having daily
access to the city by Hudson River Railroad and steamboat;
direct from Sause rties Apply TO
WAi. II. RAYNOR, No. Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

= ABBITTONIAN PENMANSVIP

~ " by its aid any one twelve years ola can r.,
Gas. penme1 without tesehers"-lchris,ian isaS -
without Instructor Scientific American s'a pane
I" superior to all other systems."-fE B. RICE
Custom hoese, aud formerly Professor o. fe,a
New York Stat, Normal School. 'shship I
f,rY L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

NJ INEIINND-IV MID " NM I4NI i hItIh'''
Y -Largs and thriving settlement. Of Ninesndi mild
climate; 50 miles south Of Pi!sdelphis by railroad.
Rich soil produce, large crops twenty acre tracts At s25
per acre payable within four yesp good business opening
good society Hundreds settling and making improve
meuis Appy to CIAS. X. LANDS Postmaster kineland
Lands township. ~ j. Letter. answered. Papers containing
fu Information win be sent free. From Report Of Sl0a
Ron,on dgrfedtDa Editor Of The ITibunr Of the
most srfeie Jerfle tracts dmoH evei yo'ioD aud
sHiiabie condition ieaaRt dTUfng that zoe kn9s Of TN
side Of the WssferB PtdDiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will Offer for sale, the SECOND DAY OF OCfO'
Der 1868 on the premises the valuable Iron Properly known
AZ THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS with ~ acres
of aud about good Farming Laud cleared and under
fence situated on the Cumberland River ny miles above the
mouth In Lyon County, Kentucky, embracing large and
complete Rolling MIL forge with twenty MODELLING Fires
Machine Shop containing Lathes Boring and Flaming ms
chimes with Boiler and Engine 10 RON separate froh h
with Grit Mil attached large Warehouse, Diy GOODS
Store Brick Oce. and large number Of Dwens ior WORK
men Also about forty thousand bushels OF stone Coal and
1ty thousand bushels OF Charcoal.
Tie above Iron Works have boon Unsuccessful operation or
number Of years and the reputation Of the iron folly e'b
shed with capacity Tor making i've OF 'I thousand nn, OF
superar Charcoal r0s ycirlyuns passed by any nAnuiac
tory in tie United S,e;cs Tse facilities for obtaining fis
Iron are superior any estab saent in the West there be-
inc three charcoal furnaces within 70 three miles OF inc
MIL capable Of producing seven or eight thousand tun' OF
Pig Iron yearly go -,
The facilities for obts ming cheap supplies OF Ioru fOik anl
other articles unsurpassed. -
Shipments Of Iron be made TO the mouth oil the Gum
beTsBd River all seasons q The year.
TERMS OF SALE
The Rolling Mil Forge and Lands thereuno attached al
Tools embracing Mill Fore and Blacksmith Tools end weigh
Ing scales are be- sold credit Of two three aud
o1r years om date with sprroyed security and lien
lsned until tie purchase money y paid.
i, Understood that Of the mill lands and hi
lures tske IN. wrought non and cast iron scraps sonc
coal charcoal farming tools inter- tools corn nay hts
cattle hoes iron sse and fixtures In office wagons cart.
medic mes etc. aud pay cash FUR valuation two disiner-
esed said valuations IN they do not egee, 70
cal i'll ili.d nau. ..--- ,
ably to the articles OF cOpsrtuerstip.
Capitalists wishing 70 invest In proht-be iron property
will DO well the whe!e competent men VII
be ready all tnes show the properly aud give Pacua'
until day OF sale. HlLLMAN BROTHERS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE
A valuable well ws,crcd FARM consinng las Acres in
an state Of cultivation mile, om Princeton Depot
Mercer County n j. with large aud couod'ons bal ding. Oh
country and Of Princeton Also tract OF excellent WOOD
LAND Of ~ Acres about OF mile FROM said farm. Title
terms given the fret LAY u
next FOR further PARTICULAR inqpne OF HI. MOUNT, esq,
Princeton NcR-J Jersey
~ Also scyenl other valuable Farms, ranging from 20 up
80 Acres tho tNing aud beautiful borough Of
Princeton n. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
Jnstruction.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
wi INSTITUTE.
classical, MATHEMATICAL, FOREIGN Lam
GUAGE AND COMMERCIAL, WITH PBI'
MARY DEPARTMENT. +
MARY DEPARTMENT.

GEORGE w. CLARKE A. NJ, Rector. with twelve ex'
pereuced and accomplished assistants opens Sept II, hs
tw.nythrd academic year its beautiful quiet and scces'
s- location No. 1875 West Fourthst Of Macdouga
on square the delightful and healthul openar
NAV ground OF the students Pupils Of all ages preparing Tor
Wet Point, The Naval School, Business. or any American
COLLEGE come to this Institute daily from all parts oil New
York neghbornz cities and villas Catalogues containing
name. of patrons. Students regulations terms sc at the
bookors, OF Messrs Lockwood, Appleton serbner Shell
dom Kirby and Chrsr Nos. al. Az $50 and 80 Broad
say also at the Institute, where the Principal resides ana
which parents, are invited to visit day evening All pn lis
receive individual attention and care aud are advanced as
rapidly a. their health and capacity allow Tho Little Boys
Department is one Of special interest Reference Is mere
made to the following among it 100 well known p1''L'
Rev. s. NJ. isaacs, Charles nn'en'
Hon VIM. y. Ilavemeyer, Robert Bonner
Hon. y. A. Conkling, D. r. Bretnho'
Hon Welcome r. Beebs. T. n oohn' J''
Gen. John P. Hatch d. T.. Deevan'
II, q r. Unbb.rd Victor Freund,
Dr. s. D. Brooks Israel Ferguson
n, A p Dalrvuple UsA., George Holman,
Dr. +. Humphreys, H. ooeihuol'el'
n ou,clepbo, ESQ, George Miichill.
John Waite esq, Francis T. ssge
Thomas Darlington, Sardner A. saSo'
| sheldon 5 Norton. A. X. Wetnore,
Me.,r. John Aiken Isaac C. Wilmington.
Josiah Bsbeock, Jas scrym'er' &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
Gouses ano earms Wante9.

VNO FARMERS-Wanted aCLEAR SPRING
i WATER POND. or q few acres Of SPItlNGY LAND win
Slammed nv short e,nbankment Address j. G. H., New
York Post-Oiscc. giving shape OF property. pnce, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

VNO EXCHANGE, for iirst-cass HOUSE in
i Kew.York Brooklyn, handsome RESIDENCE IN
Hartford Ct HENRY l.. RIDER, Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
TNO OVERS and MANUFACTURERS

FINO OVERS and MANUFACTURERS
/ For SALE, the two HOUSES and full LOTS. Nos. 42S
nnd rs West Thirty h.st, Philadelphia brick onsi one
three sry basement and cellar high soop the other our
story and cellar with twosory SlBk.Dl ENG ESIAB
LlsHAiENT 5Jx28, on rear. large STEAM BOILER ard
ENGINE. six horse power with gas steam ard water
pipes NAV be had with the above. Lke~iso the l LOT
40 AZ with the three story and cellar COTTAGE
Directly the above the two oursory and cellar
brick HOUSES Nos az and "a West Thiriysirht with
lie three story and cellar brick BUILDING <0xl2 rear
adapted almost any kind Of Manufacturing business Also
No ,,6 f LOT wish private brick STABLE front The
above III be sold separate together Inqus at No. 423
West Thirty ffthst Niuth and Teuth.avet or to JOHN
ONELL SONS, SII Manufacturers, NO u Chambers at,
Ney.Iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

EOR SALE-With immediate possession
L Three new BRICK HOUSES (of block Of siII; story
basement and subcelur complete with all the modern i'm
uroyemens: alton, Nnriy thrds. between lhird ana
tourhves OF the most pleasant on the Island Terms
easy. Inquire Of
-. GEOKGE w. BEALE. Mo-. l6o aud 10 Fulton.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

WANTED-25 Experienced OPERATORS
w on Wilcox 4 Gibbs. Machines HeIDmers-dryen
by Steam. ALEX DOUGLAS, ThiriytIirdst st., between
Tenth and Elevcnth-bys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
Maebincrp.

EOR SALE-A PROPELLER ENGINE and
l. BOILER, 81 horse power complete with Shalt and six
feet Screw so Horizontal Engine, each r. 90 % 30
and 100 horse power. &. H. POLLOCK No. 49 Broadway
E A. RENTON a. Co., Brass Founders
and Manufacturers Of Globe, AngleCheek aud ssfety
Valves Ster Water aa and Gauge Cocks OIL Cups Steam
Whistle. OIL Wen Pumps, Suckers. Connections, &c. Beet
finished Goods and Castings aud lowest prices In the city
No, I ElLn-st, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

EOR SALE-An Elegant Four.story High
L stoop Brown stone Front HOUSE GA Finh-nve, hoiow
Twenty third T. Lot extra width Possession thi. talL
Ror 1.yticnlar. kppy 10 ALLEN { BROWN,
" ~ No. 80 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

COTTON LANDS in GEORGIA and ALA
~ BAMA for SALE.-We have seversl large end elessnt
PLANTATIONS IN Grorgl aud Alabama Tor SALt ana IN
Mite The attention of capitalists aud others the One
of onr firm can the Office of Messrs o. HI NJ
KEN 4 PALNORE, No lis Lrcadway twho are authorized
to represent ny. from 9 to p for few days
WOODSON BUCHANAN Co.. Cuthbet, ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

u BlTT HALL Nos S. 81, 50 aud n West Ihhtyhird'st
English French and ssca. Pupils prepared TOT bnsness'
COLLEGE, West Point the Naval sclool keoprns ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPT IL /. ". W. AEp.lLLp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

A ARON RAND's SCHOOL, No. y West
n Ivso.v.ev,nb..,.. near Broadway. will OPEN on
MONDAY, Sept. 49, For circulars apply at the store oil
CHARLES Scribner. esq No. IA Orand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

NVANTED-Three good SKIN-PICKERS;
w good wages TO the hight kind Of men, JOHN 8AUEh'
No. 10 MarshA.st., WILLIAMSBURG, l.. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
Jnstructtc1.

RERKsHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
ID stockbrdgr Mass The Winter Term viii begin IT, Es-
DAY. October 4. Send for circular i. HOFFMAN,,
Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
lROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY "

u S6 % and 20 Montssue.t, Brookyn " Yr,." ~.
Animal Session OF this BoadiE; and Day School for YoSS
provided in the family q the Principal for sa, eos
abroad. CHARLES r. WEST LIN fpsYas nso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

TOR SALE-A FOur-story Iiighstoop Brown
L Stone Front HOSE aud LOT on Wt., Twellth-si'
between Fifth aud SIti-ayes. Possession 10, Octoser
Fot psrlculst, spply to ALLEN BROWN,
10. g6 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

NIANTED-A thoroughly skillful and enter
w phsiug GARDENER to supern,end Nursery ane
specially the growth grapes The nursery on Long and
Address, with reference, GARDNER, Box No. l76 Tribune
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-14
AMUsBsIENTs

SEw THEarRE.-Thc attraction al tn.
place Of amusement tonight is the ceie-
brAted play Of tao Stranger, with Mr.. Ostei
ia the chief character, and Mrs. Penuoyer-
one o. the best actresses Ia tue Vests
Mrs. Halter. Both Of these leading star
are admirably adapted 70 their parts; toth
possess q high order % talent, ard 10 nc
piece have they more opportunity 10 dis
play il, than IL the Stranger.
Next week Miss Rachael john son, who
hss won laUrels rs an artistic, viii make bet
appearance on the Nashville boards. A. q
high commedienue, she has rsre Ialeuts,
and some OF the best standard comedies
viii be presented, in a style rarely Witnessed
BY q Nashville audience. Ne shall speak
Of her more at length in future number.
Oh THEArEE.-The Old Thestre was
denseiy crowded, last night. The kesns,
though lar past the meridian Of lie, have
lost none OF the qualities which once rem
dered them 50 pOpulss; indeed their pres
sut tour through America, Is greater tn
umph than their former one.
Tonight, Richard Ill" VIII be pre-
scented, and the stars viii be supported By q
most excellent east Of the stock company.
BRoADwAY VAE1ETIEs.-The talents Of the
company At this place Of amusement can
not be p but render it popular The dancing,
singing snd setting, combine u make up an
attraction which the public cannot resist.
Everybody goes there, because there Is the
place 10 be amused 70 an unlimited extent
Gus Shaw, Tom Clenning. Miss Lizzie
Walker, and the Clare sisters. form 4 com
binstion of talent seldom found or q single
stage.
SUSyTsrDE.-Tony Benton, Victoria How
srd, and other stars, are attracting lsrgs
audiences a. the Suunyside nightly. The
programme Is ever an attractive ana
amusing one, snd the performers are al
ways equal 70 the parts assigned them, and
hence the popularity Of the place ss 3 re-
sort