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DIVIDEND.

H,HE Nashville coumercAi insersnes oonreny
Il have thss day dsc&Ared sesni-annsel ofseece
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Cross 'Vies N anted

TNHE Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
i pany wish 10 contract for 4O, 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIES feet long inches thick, well hewn 70 faes
narroweet place lees thsn inches clear OF bark
timber to be sound be delivered the grade line
Of the road IN Nashville.
The contractors want 10 contract for so 900 WHITE
POST-O TIES of the size the above,
delivered the line OF the road piles from secton
Il section "a enough each section supply the
same.
Persons wishing to bid will direct % the President
and Directors Of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
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ARTICLE V.
n

l. Upon the demand of any three States legally as.
sembled In their several conventions, the Congres.
shall summon convention of all the states 10 take
into consideration such amendments TO the Cousti-
tuition the sad States all in snegestinx az
the time when the said dema nd is made: and shouId
any of the proposed amendments To the Constitution
be agreed by the said conyentinu-yotinp bv
States-and the same be ratified BY the legisIaftnes
of two-thirds of the several States or by conyen
tions in two-thirds thereof-as the the other
mole OF ratlcation may be proposed by the general
conyention-they shall thenceforwsrd form mart
this Constitution. But State shall without n.
consent, be deprived of its equal In
the Senate.
ARTICLE VI
/. The Government established by this Constitp.
ton is the Of the Provisional Coyernne,
of the Confederate States of America and al the
laws passed by the latter shall continue in forea
til the same shall be repealed OF modified and ali
the officers appointed by the same shall remain in
ONCE until their successors are appointed and qusi-
ned, OF the Offices abolished.
2. All debts contrated and engagemeuts entsr~a
into before the adoption of this Constitution Sra. -
as valid against the Confederate states nnds- ~
Constitution as under the Provisional Government
3. This Constitution, and the laws of the ConfeSer
ate States made Ia pursuance thereof and an tr-g
ties made or which shall be made under the auhor-
~ OF the Confederate States, shall be the IA
OF the land and the judges in every State snail be
bound thereby anything in the constitution or Law
ny fh s's.s S 70 .ne contrary notwithsta ndng.
oned ana the members Of the several State leeiss-
lures and all executive and judicial officers both OF
the oonieeerate States and of the several states.
shall be bound by oath or Affirmation 10 sunrort ri
constitution; but no religious test shall ever be
qulred as qualification TO any ofce or public trust
under the Confederate Ssates-
B. The enGmers ton In the Consultation Of cer-
tsln nights, shall not be construed 10 deny dis
garage others retained by the people Of the several
| g. Tne powers not delegated to the Confederate
States by the Constitution, prohibited by IL 10
the States Reserved the States respectively or
| 70 the people thereof.
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ARTICLE VII.

J. The ratification of the conventions Of i've Stats
shall be sufficient for the establishment Of this Cor.
stitution between the States tifying the same
2 When i've States shall have ratified this Constr
tufion In the manner before specihed the Corgfsss
under the Provisional Constitution shall Pseses1cs
the time for holding the election OF fresiasnt sn1
Vice President and for the meeting Of the Eieesoai
College; and for counting the votes and ~. -
tine Tor holding the frst election OF members o.
Congress under this Constitution, ana tae -. -
assembling the same Until the assenp.I9x - sn
Congress- the Congress under the frosts.en:5 3Se-
stitution shall continns TO exercise the
nowers Granted them; not extending bste4@ <ee
time limited by the Constitution oi 'ne
s0sS[1@sn, ssonasda un. nimously. March II. lssi-
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Bakery and Confectionery for

TlHS Estsbishmeut q located IN the most pleasant
\ part cf the city, and 4 doing good cash bust
ness, but owing 70 fhs ~ health of he proprstor Il
WIN be disposed of At reasonable price, and terms
suit the purchases. For partieuAFs enquire q Mr.
Camp, q this o1oo. 6e3l2-0
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A GENUIN NOVELTY.
THE PAPER NECK TIE.

Manufactured entirely Of Paper Patent applied for.
FTNHE of this Tie consists only In close
Il resemblance either TO silk cotton fabrics, but
also the with which it may be adjusted and It's
exceeding cheapness. The prices are such that
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gotteries.
Extra clss, 2. Draws Oct. 3, 1860.

By this scheme purchasers can select their owl
Numbers, and pay any amount for ticket they ma!
iesire.
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The Congress shall have power


l. To lay and collect taxes duties, imposts, and ex-
cises for necessary TO pay the debts provide
for the common defence, and carry the govern
nent the Confederate States, but bounties shall
be granted from the treasury; shall any duties
mportations from foreign nations be laid to
promote any branch of industry and all
ties mposts, and excuses shall be uniform throughout
the Confederate States:
2 To borrow money on the credit Of the Confeder-
ate States:
g. To regulate commerce with foreign nations. and
among the several states and with the Indian tribes
but neither this, any other clause contain
ed In the constitution shall be construed dele
gate the power TO Congress 70 appropriate money
any internal Improvement intended 70 facilitate oom-
merce; except for the purpose of furnishing lights,
beacons and buoys and other aids 20 upon
the coasts, and the Improvement OF harbors and the
removing OF obs ructions In river navigation in all
which cases, such duties shall be laid the naviga
tion facilitated thereby, may be necessary 10 pay
the costs and expenses thereof:
T. o establish uniform laws OF NATURALIZATION, and
uniform laws on the subject ca bankruptcies, through
out the Confederate States, but law OF Congress
shall discharge any debt contracted before the passage
To coin money, regulate the value thereof and Of
foreign coin, and fx the standard OF weights and
measures: ss
g. To provide for the punishment Of counterfeiting
the securities and current coin Of the Confederate
States:
T. To establish post Offices and post routes; but the
day Of March in the year Of Lord eighteen hum
dred and sixty three shall be paid oat OF its own re-
venues: - t5sf@5
8. To promote ths progress of science aud useful
arts by securing for limi ed times authors and in
sentors the exclusive right 10 their respective writings
o 10 constitute tribunals inferior to the suprem.
10 To define and punish piracies and felonies cam
msssd On the high ssas, sad onsaoes against The as
IL 10 declare war, srsnt isters q tnsrsus and rs
rsa and make rules coocsrning captures on land
water:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-30

We, the people of the Confederate States each State
acting in its sovereign and independent character
order N form permanent federal government estab-
sh justice, insure domestic tranquility and secure
the blessings of liberty ourselves and our posteri
ty-nvoking the favor and guidance of Almighty God
do ordan and establish this Constitution Tor the
Confederate States Of America. -a
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ARTICLE ~.
SECTION /.

/ Full faith and credit shall be given in each
State 10 the public acts, records nd Judicial proceed
lnSs OF every other State And the Congress NAV
10y general laws, prescribe the manner in which
such acts records, and proceedings shall be proved
and the effect theieof.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09

for, if persisted in. it will, by inaaming mems
minds. inevitably lead to q repetition of just
such acts of violence as that against which the
Journal animadverts
1t is evident to our minds that it is the DELHI
crate purpose of the Journal to bring about
this state of things. True it announces itself
as strongly in favor of the preservation of "law
and order,' but on the outside of the same is
sue we find the following taken from the n. II
Herald:
eff there should be a partial defeat of the|
federal army, let the abolition leaders who in-
|stigated the rebellion and the war-Phillips
Garrison, Greedy, Beecher, Cheever. Tappan
| ay. and their assOcistes-lOok out for another
country, as this will be too hot to hold them
lIf there shonld be total defeat of the federal
army. together with the capture of Washing-
ton. let the anti-slavery demagogues who fOr|
the last thirty years have been stirring up the|
|embers OF strife which resulted in the Southern
revolt. look as fast as they can for some asylum
beyond the limits of the American continent,
for this is the only way they can consult the
safety of their imperilled necks."
Here then is your indignant preacher of
righteousness! Here is your violent denuncia-
tor Of mob violence! Verify, s. He'll reproving
Heaven!"
The assertion of the Journal that "there is
not secessionist in the State" is lie, as eve-
~ body knows. True, probably elsewhere as
among Us, they are few in number, without
character or influence, and, like earrion, their
presence is only known by the disgusting effiu
via they emit Yet they are as active as they
dare be, and are only restrained from commit
ting overt acts of treason by wholesome fear
of the halter.
At the time of the battle of Bull Run they
were loud and open in their expressions Of joy
at the defeat of our army, while after the de-
feat of Gen. Lyon at the battle of Springfield,
a prominent member of their fraternity Of dew
| lis on learning that the rebels were marching
northward from Springfield, declared before
|unimpeachable witnesses that he hoped Nc
|Culloch would drive the Cd ID Lincoln reb
els to hill" We think there should be some
law for reaching such miscreants; but evident
ly the expression of such sentiments is, in the
opinion of the Journal, patriotic and loyal !;
owing probably to the peculiar stand point
from which it views the subject
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09
To ConsumptIves.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy having suffered sew
eral years with lung affection, and that dreao
disease Consumption-is anxious TO make known to hi,
fellow a sufferers the means Of cure.
To all Who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrp
on used ree of charge, with the directions for Prepar
ng and using the same, which they will find SURE CuR
FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C. The only obec
f the advertiser in sending the Prescription to bsne
1.-The afflicted, and spread information which he conceve
Ito be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try hi
remedy, - it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ly2S4 Williamsburgh, Kings County n. Y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09
AxorurR VOLUNTEER CoMPANY.-M

ANOTHER VOLUNTEER CoMPANY.-Mr.
John Brageins, Of Grand Ledge, is engaged in
raising q company to rendezvous at that place
in thirty days. This company is designed to be-
long to the new regiment about to be organized
BY Francis Quinn, Of Niles. Mr.. Braggins ha'
been recently q preacher Of the N. E. Church
90 the Charlotte circuit, but enters the army
IRON sense Of duty to his country. He is a
man Of intelligence and Of pleasing address. He
desires TO enlist men Of good character and hab-
iu, and is particularly solcitoss that correct
.oral influences shall surround those with whom
biz lot shall be cast in the camp. We need not
i'd that this 10 an excellent opportunity for
dose, Who, in entering the army, would escape
sf s = possible the demoralizing influence OF
cnp life,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09

INFLANxAnoNs N Bingham, celebrated Physician
of Utica Y, says: al have treated of lnfiam
mation Of the Bran LOFT Ammaton Of the Lungs Iniam
nation Of tie Bowels and kidn Us, lnfsmmatory Rhsu
matism, Child Bed Fever, With Dr. Trask's Magnetic
Ointment With perfec; success, even when all interns
remedies have failed also of Group Scarlet Fever
CAnker and liberated Threat and Lungs with like
In the epidemic known Puid Erysepas by which
$50 MANY valuable lives lost tested frequently
And it failed Of eecting speedy and certain
lin of Burns rains Bruises, Frozen Limbs Chill
|oains, &c it like charm. No physician fam
lily will be single day without this medicine, after be
coming acquainted with its power to cure"
SORE LIS, CHAPPED HANDS CHIIBiAISs, are con,
petely cured BY two three applications of the Mag
|nstc Ointment.
Read advertisement in this paper. 3m326
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of

~ Inghsm, sat- a session Of the Probate Court foi
county of lngham, hoicen at the Probate Office the
village of Mason, Tuesday the sth day of October
the year thousand eight hunr and sixty one pres
cent, WM IL PI>CKNEY, Judge Of Probate. In the
|Of the estate Of La o. DarIiog deceased. On read
ng and fling the rettion, duly verified. of Cordeia
IA ling (wdow Of SAID deceased pray ng among Other
things for the probate of instrument writing, pur-
porting be tue last will and If said deceased
Thereupon ii is ordered, hat Monday, the 4h DAY of
November next O'Clock in the be assigned
the hear said petition and that the heirs Law
said deceased and all other persons interested sAd
Estate required 10 appear at session OF said Court
hen holden the Probate Office, the village of
Mason, and show if any there be, why the
u the petitioner should be granted And fur
her ordered that sad petitioner give notice to the
interested said estate, of the tendency Of SAID
petition, and the hearing the eof, by causing copy OF
this order be published in the Lansing Republican,
newspaper printed and circulating said county of Ing.
ham, successive weeks previous to said day Of hear
ing "a true copy) WI II. PiNCkNEY,
3w33T Judge Of Probate.
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County o

~ lnghan1 AT session Of the Probate Court for
he County of lngham holden al the rebate Office the
village Of Mason, Monday the 9Th day of October in
1.-THE year thousand eight hundred and sixty
ent VIM H. PINCKNEY, Judge OF PROBATE. In the matter
IF the estate of Thomas Gilbert, deceased On reading
and fling The petlton duly verified of Chauncey Bhan
non and y Glbert, praying that letters of aomnstra
on upon said estate may be granted to Joseph Scudie
Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, the 4th day of
November next, at O'Clock the afternoon be assgne
the hearing OF said petition and that the heirs at
of sad deceased and ali other persons interested in
said estate required to appear at session OF SAID
Court then 10 be holden at the Probate Office, in the
Village of Mason, and show cause If any there be, why
THE prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted Aud
further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the
persons interested in said of the pendency OF SAID
petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing copy o
his order be published in TIE Lansing Republican,
newspaper printed and circulating in said county Of
1lngham, successive weeks previous tn sad day o
3heariog "a true cofy.) WM. H. flNCkNEi,
3s331 Judge Of fr bate
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION AT DAN

SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN AT DAMS
mIk-We call the special attention of our
readers To the notice in this weeks issue for a
sunday School Convention to be held at Dams
vile, On the 18th inst. There are between, 5000
md 1000 children in our county, and the sub
jet Of their moral and religious training is one
hat should command the attention and interest
Of our people generally. 1t 10 earnestly desired
that the philAnshropic citizens Of this county
should devote ct least one day to matter of such
vital importance to the welfare o! society and
The country, q the education in the principles
d virtue and religion of those who are soon to
beeoss the actors upon the stage OF life. We
hope, therefore, that there will be full atten
danee on the occasion referred to.
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It'll. That We respectfully call upon tie prop
Ter officers Of the county to use due diligence
in bringing all concerned in the outrage to jus
Itice, in order that others may be deferred from
the commission Of similar crime, and peace and
harmony restored in our community.
On motion, it was ordered that the proceed
|ings Of the meeting be published il tie Lansing
State Journal and Republican.
Il. B. HAWLEY, Ckairma~.
Bunker Hill, Oct s, 1861.
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TrcHsR's INsrlruTE.-This institution
ou.sed % Monday most auspiciously. There
.. ,boss one hundred and ninety teachers in
s,eudsnce, Who evince deep interest in the
,roceedinss. The Institute closes on Friday.
Free lectures are to be given every evening dur
us The session. The lecturers are Superinten-
dent Gregory, and Professors welch, Fisk and
Abbott On Monday evening Prot. Abbott lee
ured on the English Language. and on last eve
oms Prof.. WEIGH lectured on Conversation.
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PETERsoN's MAGAzINE.-We are in n

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BxRpAN SHARP SHooTERs.-Lieut. D.
= C.lips of the Wolverine Sharp Shooters, is
!, u.p for the purpose Of enlisting sixteen men
;, sIl up the company-thst number being re
oui,ed. His head quarters will be at the Benton
ae..s for about ten days. He says the comPa
=, leis On Saturday night for weeha"ken, and
~. al veil except 8. R. Pierson, who was
ouise iek With fever.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09
The WOLVERINE SHARP-SHoOTERs.

We have received note from Lieut.. Whitman,
stating that this company were mustered into
the United States service to the number OF e;gh-
|ty.four men. They were TO start for Weehaw'
ken, on Monday, and were to be supplied with
four days rations. The company ale we'll spo-
ken of, and are in good health and spirits. Lieut.
Cakins is to remain in this State for the purpose
|of filling up the ranks to the required number.
The following additional enlistments are mention
ed. Nelson d. Potter, of Pinckney, Livingston
Co.; John A. HUFF, of Armada, Macomb Co.,
and Wilbur Howard, formerly Of Lansing. Six
more recruits are expected from Port Huron.
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lAdysrtisement.l

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!. ..ok is fully prepared to enter successfully
=. he culinary duties without d. b. DeLand
Co. Chemical Salerasus on hand. IL relieves
=. hind ef much Of the care and anxiety e1pe'
;.,eed BY the skillful cook. You can get 1t Of
- .roeers and merchants in the country.