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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07

DURING THIS MONTH, Trau- will leave O~osso, con-
| meet ny to.nt OF Lansing Railroad, n follows
GOING EAST
At3.nA " ~ % N and 2.l0P Ii, lot i'vtr"it.
GOING WEST
At II - 4. ". fpT MusAukec
Al l. l. 4. NJ, for Grand Rspics.
At II 30 \ II for Milwaukee
Reffeshnens Detroit, OaosSo 3nd Glanf Haven, anc
upon Company ferry Windsor, Detroit River
Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
Trair.S leave termni daily, Sundays excepted.
THIS TEL F5KAPH LINES open for prHlIc Business
sIEErING CARS On al. Night Trains.
CONNECTIONS.
AT DFTEUlr-Great Western Railway for all points
Fast-NichiE.n Central, Michigan southern, and Grand
Trunk Railroads
Al MIl.WAU EEf-Wi;h the Mississippi, Lacrosse Chi
cago NateroWn. and HoGieon Railroads, for ali points
West and Northwest.
Passengers Tor Great Western Railway on the Rail
al Ferry steamer H. VI. K. Deck leaving Dock at
: Is a. NJ, and 20 ?. NJ.
The Conpau 81 Time Tables be had at any of the
Sta tious
" X. MUIR, Gen'l Sup't
u. m. K Offices. istl
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE,-Notice

Il n Is hereby given. that n pursuance of license 70
me gran'ei BY the Hon Vim 4. Pnerey, Judge of Pro
bate for the county Of Insha Monday the 81 dsv of
June. A u 1851. shall sell al public auct n On the
premises IN the OF De hi. the If Inyhsu
on Aontsy the 9th Gay Of september next. 1s5i
ocock IN the afternoon Of said oay the folio real
tale o. John L1css deceased to- Sit the Undivided hs
Of the west half Of n,rth quarter Of town
north CT range about 81 more or les
Terms made kn0sE tbs day ~ ie.
WM II CHAPMAN,
Administrator Of John Lucas, deceased.
Lansing, July 3, 1861 eu2a5
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FOR SALE.
A IMPROVED FARM of $40 Acres: $50
"A acres under good cultivation, good buildings,
&C.; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
Is described as follows: The southeast quarter,
and the east halt of the southwest quarter of sec
ton one, in town four north OF range one west
and has been commonly known as the "Alver.
son Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply to JNO. w. LONGYEAR.
sSS-tf Lansing, Mich.
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NOTICE. - The

~ un3c signed having b-en spnoin et by he II. n.
VIM II Fnciueg. Js'Ce Of Probate i.r lie county e.
uIham. G. ru:.~suue tolCc'y- EXAMINE ms jus III
ella demands against the estate e Liiu l. wo",
deceased he. chs give notice that theF N TIE
ste residence oi sad '~c-ssei. saturday. the l-h
dag ct August HeNf, aul IA >4tuT the l4ih rs ui II
cembe nrNt u ti- wJs,ip e: Laus NJ. .t7 q. Z
ham, for the purpose # tece:vu 6, ming aiH-
in. such claims and mis- SIX Us the Is d
day of Ju'g allowed fr creditors to Their claims
for am nation and sti us;Inent
RANSOM EVERETT.
r LAFFEETY.
Commissioners
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

4 Crn-rar-. ~, p" offered ~ tie lowest rou-tls
5iie- veea, .i- or August next, at cock
the iUren1HI, a lie Huron tod-ty Court ioasr. Ia
"a nd Be sch, NIch for Il" construction Fl - o> 4
the Sand Beach AM B4v " state Road. from : ~ Beach
westward. sect us of mite Plans may be-
or other f,fma respect NJ the work had by appca
ton To the subscribe the Office cf Il ". Irwin Ia
N sand Beach. Contracts Will be made u ysb- in aIr
which may be selected from any Of the SCAMP Lands
longing To- the state
C. " PACK. Commissioner.
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ADVERTIS EME NTS
SALE.-Default having

Nj
W been made in the conditions Of certain mort
gage (sheTeby power therein contained to sell ha
become operative executed By Peter Etches and aT'y
ftehes his wife o. Ingham county, Michigan, 70 Ira
davenport Of New York dated The thirteenth day OF Jan
uary, A D. eighteen hundred and sixty, ard reeorced
January twentieth A. d. is60, in the office Of the Res
leeds the county Of lrghan in the state OF
Nehg ber IL of mortgages, on pages o. anu of
upon which mortgage there is claimed 10 oe due al th
ate Of this notice the OF four hundred and hiy
eight dollars and forty Eve cents and no sIi OF proceed
law having been instituted 10 recover any part
notice therefore hereby given that On
day the tWeoty-6ith Gay of September next al t"tNr
clock noon shall eel at pubhc aueioo, To the h11rs1
ber sale take place al the front door OF tLe ing
ham county Circuit, House, the yIlis 81 Mason
he premises contained such mortgage (or 80 mncu
thereof shall be necessary 10 satisfy The amount que
such mortgage, with ten per cent interest and egA
costs together with Attorney fee Of httE cclsTs cove
nant-d for Jheren that Is - say the following piece
pa ce Of land situate in Inghsm county, Michigan
the half of the north westquaTtsr Of section
twenty nine, in township two north OF range one east
gbty acres, more or less
Dated Detroit, June Goth, a 1851.
IRA DAVENPORT, M-rtgsgee.
WV ] " tTyzutN Attorney 1Ss5-3
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From he Er1sltner NortaIt Ia
CephaI Pills accomplish the object for which they
we've made, Cure of headache in all lis forms.
From. ne Fr1raire-. NorfaIt. Ia.
Taey have teen tested more than thou and cases
w,c ent
From he Democrat 81 C7oud. MINI
II sou are, or have been troubled Tho headache
send for box, (CeUhac PI,S) you may have Ia, m
in ease of IN attack
Fran, IL. Adrer,issr Proriie,oe. RI
Tie Ceraa'.c PILLS are saf 10 be remarkably evc-
I'VE RENE cS Tor te hetoacie ana one a the very best
foe that very frequent compa NJ which has over been
discovered.
Trora tEe W'es's7r n Il G-,ei,s, Ciiclgo. III
We hereby endorse NJ. Spsidng and hls unrival.ed
CeP1s!c ttl's
Iion, ne K1nclrII FGliey STIR, KrH,caha Ia
w are -ure that per,ons suffering with the headache
Who try them viii stck to them.
Fran he southern P5ai FTpdsr v u To
Try ii-In you that afflicted. aBd that
your testimony be acdei - The already numerous
list that has received teuest that otrer medicine
produce.
Fsoga tie ST. Lol,is De1aocra
The immense demand for the article C-phalic Plls Is
rapidly increasing
Fcar ,he Ga-et,e, D1--ro,s, To,r,.
" SPsdn- aouI not connect his name rrh an ar. cie
he Jill not ta3sr TO possess real rnerit
= On TIC IIrertiser. PfCri}.s ICE. ~ J.
The tesn' in their favor j, strcB-, from TIE most
respectable quarters.
From fs4c DAILY Nstcs. DdreHToTf. II
CepAaIc Pi!is are taking The place OF all kinds
From "a, C9naE'e- ciIi Bullstin. B1ston Nos
Said u be very efheaeious for the headache
Ffcm he Commercial Ciaci1a1fi. Cbts
Suffer NJ humanity Can ror be relieved
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07

y the Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nr
Gus Sick Hli1he may be prevented and Il taken a,
he ..nl.nt 81 att-ct immediate reef from
iairsa ui Sesu4~- Nil h ta'airc1
Tie. 80 '"o f.i' N vu, IRE Natser and Heaf4cLe
to which females subject
They rcs''y upru fbe boae's,-remov.ns Cssfire-
BeS
For Library mn, S'rais, Delicate females and all
persons OF s,i,fry halts, they valuable Lora
tire, i'm rowing h. al4'iie giving jone rqo- the
digestive o-g,us. and e>orng tie raura elasticity and
stren,t. ct ,he vho system
Toe CEIAIIC ILLS are the result rf ing inyestc
ton snd ras-fnly conducted experiments havug been
use many years during which time they have prevented
an relieved vast amount e pain aud suffering from
Headache, Rhetlef crcil ajirg tie system ar
from iersngsd stale of the st,aGch
They entirely vegetable IN their composition and
iusy - ta.en at all times with Perfect safety without
sFng sny change of diet. All he dssnce II cry disa
9reeaJle ttae reJrs easy Gf,a.ser them 10 Children
BEWARE OF COUNTfEFEITS'
Tae genuine have five i.natures 90 Henry Spauldng
each Box.
Sid by Druggists aGd al 9TH Dealers in Medicines
Box will he by mail PREPARED on receipt of the
PR 9 f.. % CE Il =.
All ORDER should be adlIesss.l TO
HENRY c SPAUIDING,
~ Cedar Street. New York.
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From fte Democrat. 81 Clau3, fisn
II sou are or have been troubled wit the headache
send for box, (Cephaic PIS) you may have tn, m
in ease of attack
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FROM he Examiner. Norfoik, Ia
C-phal Pi.ls accomplish the object for which they
ma il. VIZ Cure Of hea1aca. in all is forms
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HORATIO pm ATT
FOR SALE.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Soci,orin Cha
Gerry, Williamston, Ingham County Michigan
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Pccm DE nemocrni. 81 C7aml

From, he FrImirc-. Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested more than a thou and cases
V 'c ent re
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-07
MORTGAGE SALE-Default having

wv i WATERMAN, Attorney.
Dated Detroit June 29th. =. y lstl. l@S%-t
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= on TIC IlUeTtiaer. TrGri9 ice. u. J.
The TESTING in their favor strou- from tie
re-pec-able quarters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
BusuM vlsaa Avenged /.

With Fredericktown, Wild Cat, Rich
Mountain, Phillippi, Carrick's Ford, Rom.
ney, Grccnbrier and Cheat Mountain, to
overlay the smirch of Bnena Vista, it is
not likely that Indiana will soon be taunt-
ed with her unmerited disgrace again. -
There has not been, during the present
war. defeat of the Federal forces in any
battle where the HOLSTERS were engaged,
and we don't believe this can be said Of
the troops Of any other State in the Union.
This, Of course, il not to be attributed to
any unusual prowess Or skill in our men,
but it has so happened, and the coinci-
dence is worthy Of note. The only disas.
ter they have suffered was the capture Of
d platoon or two on Hattcras Island, and
that was the fault OF the commander who
ordered the regiment away without any
adequate means Of defense, against the re-
monstrances of their officers = Indiana
polls journal, 30th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
An Affecting Scene!
GEN. STDXE EXDNERAIED J
Suspected Clerks Dismissed!


w aSHinrLon, NOV, i.
The scene at the Cabinet meeting to-
day was very affecting on the occasion Of
the reading ofthe correspondence between
Secretary Cameron and Gen. Scott The
latter wcpt when the President read to
him the paper authorizing his retirene emit.
Upon Gen. SCOTS arrival at New York
in few days, be will issue parting ad-
dress to the American people.
Gen. Mcclellan issued an order which
has been sent to the colonel of each reg-
ment, stating that Gen. Stone was in no
wise responsible for the defeat at Ed
wards Ferry, but the blame belongs to a
subordinate officer whose name is not men
toned.
To-day several clerks in the Treasury
Department were removed, many Of whom
have been suspected of disloyalty for some
time. The Treasury Department is max
ing arrangements for the redemption Of
outstanding II per cent. treasury netes,
issued last winter by the Buchanan ad-
ministaation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
GEN. MCCLELLAN SUCCEEDS SCOTT !!
Movements on the Potomac.

Washington, Nov. l.
Gen. Mcclellan issued an order accept
ing the command in chief of the army and
eulogizing Scott.
From contraband just from Manassas
we learn the rebels have extensive fortif-
cations at Centrcville and an army of
$4,000. Their camps extend within two
miles of Fairfax Court House. AT Ma
nassas there are about 10 900 troops.
The pickets of McCall's division were
driven in last night, indicating an advance
Of the enemy. A large force being sent
to meet them they retreated.
A naval court of enquiry meets here
Monday to enquire into the causes of the
failure of Commander Scott. of the Key
stone State, to obey orders to pursue the
Pirate Sumter till definite information was
obtained Of her whereabouts, failing in
this 10 report to the Gulf squadron.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04

PhAot ANos.
l.. n Davis, @. NJ under Gen. FIRE.
mont, publishes letter in the Bulletin Of
this city this evening, to Adjt. Gen.
Thomas, making several corrections rela.
tive to himself, published in the letter Of
Gen. Thomas to Secretary Cameron. He
entirely exculpates Gen. Fremont from
any concern with his purchase of blankets,
&c, and says that when his report Of the
board reached Gen. Fremont, he expressed
great displeasure, and required the blank
cts to be returned They were not con-
demned as rotten and worthless. and the
only fault that could be found with them
was the economy practiced in making them
The average price of the blankets wasfor
ty-fye cents They were part cotton
Asst q NJ Davis made the purchase in
an official capacity. He can only account
for the misstatement from the fact thai
while Gen. Thomas was in St Louis, he
was confined to his bed, and that Gen
Thomas presumed from the reports h'
heard, that he had the whole truth before
him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04


A letter received to-day from Darnes.
town, Md, says that the rebels now have
their pickets on Harrison Island, and that
reliable intelligence from Leesburg gives
information that on the day succeeding
the fight at Balls Bluff, the rebels with
drew their forces from Leesburg on our
troops being thrown over at Edwards
Ferry, leaving few battalions to. keep W
appearances and to watch our movements
They subsequently took away all theirsup-
plies, and were at the latest accounts rest
ing on Goose Creek, seven miles south OF
Leesburg.
A new battery of rifed guns, three in
number, has been discovered about q mile
and half below any that has been here
tofore fired 1t il situated little below
new brick house not far from the wharf
at Transport.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
Dinner. 10 GEN. .WcUellaSs
OBJECT OF THE GREAT NAVAL
EXPEDITION.
Especial to the Tribune,
Washington. Nov.

anhfhs 7toh3 WV. l..
A dinner, celebrating Gen McClelhn's
assumption of the command, was given
him tonight by the Secretary of State, ut
which all the members of the Cabinet
were present. During the evening Gen
Mcclellan was observed i'm his new duties,
the President being with him for several
hours The question Of Gen Mcciel-
lan's successor in command of the army
Of the Potomac is already under discus
sion General Halleck is more talked Of
1t il understood the naval expedition is
not directly aimed at cities on or near the
southern coast. The troops will land at
thinly settled places with spacious har-
bors, and will at once open cotton ports
and establish basis of operations for the
forces now mastering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04

EFDuring our visit to Lowell we were
shown through the Laboratory Of our cell
ebrated countryman, DIR. j. G. Aver
Scarcely could we have believed without
proof what is seen there beyond any dis
pute.
They make barrel of solid Pills, about
is, 900 doses, and three barrels Of Cherry
Pcctoral, l20, 900 doses, per diem. To
what an uncomfortable amount of human
suffering does this point! 10000 doses
day 7. Fifty millions of doses per
year! y! What acres and thousands Of
acres of sick beds does this spread before
the ina gination. And what sympathies
and woe True, not all of this is taken
by the very sick, but alas, much of it is.
This Cherry Drop aud this sugared Pill
are to be the companion of pain and an
gush and sinking sorrow-the inheritance
our mother Eve bequeathed to the whole
family Of man. Here the infant darling
has been touched 300 early ~ shs
blight that withcrs half our race. Its
little lungs are affected, and only watching
and waiting shall tell which way its breath
shall turn. This red drop on its table is
the talisman on which it's life shall hang
There the blossom Of the world just burst
ing into womanhood is stricken also. At
fcction's most assiduous care avails not,
she is still fading away. The wan mes
senger comes nearer and nearer every
week. This little medicament shall 90
there, their last, perhaps their only hope.
The strong man has, planted in his vitals,
this same disease. The red drop by his
side il helping him wrestlc with the mex.
orable enemy, the wife Of his bosom and
the cherubs Of his heart are waiting in
sick sorrow and fear lest the rod On which
thew lean, in this world, be broken.
d, Doctor. Spare no skill, nor cost, nor
toll 10 give the pershine sick the best that
human art can give Galveston Texas
News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
From tAc Iowa second.
BENTON BARRACKS, J
st. Louis, Oct. 20, 1864. {

~ AA10A53 1Sk. Howl
Ed. GATE CRY We arrived at st.
Louis about midnight, and disembarked
this morning. Brig. Gen. Curtis, with
body-guard and large number of cavalry,
met us on our way up, and escorted us to
camp. When our old Col came in sight,
the military formality of Present
ARMS y was ordered, for the purpose OF
showing proper respect, but the boys tenn
porarily suspended it, and as he rode by
dropped their guns, and with cap in air
gave him three hearty cheers. Those,
however, who knew the history Of the
parties and the grateful remembrance in
which our old Col was held, could excuse
this rather dcmonstrative exhibition.
Our quarters are pleasant, and we seem
to be in Paradise almost, compared with
previous camping grounds. The boys,
after having examined them from "cellar
to garrett" are unqualified in their terms
Of appreciation, and are enjoying them
selves like rats in new granary.
1t is needless for me to give any de.
scription of this place, as other correspon.
dents have doubtless done it ample JUS
tice. Suffice to say, however, that we
hope the days may be long, and many of
them e'er we leave this place, unless it be
to match steel for steel on Southern fields.
m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04

The Times Fort Monroe correspondent
writes that as soon as the roads were cleared
the Minnesota moved down to her old
anchorage, preparatory to giving the Mer.
rimac proper reception, should she at
tempt to come out Of Norfolk, as reports
say she intends to do on the first favora-
bic night 1t is said should the rebel
frigate or iron-clad battery attempt to
pass out the Minnesota will not hesitate
to lay close alongside Of her and board her
at all hazards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
FROM WARRINGTON.
w ashington. Oct. 81.

Washington, Oct. 81.
Highly trustworthy information from
France establishes in diplomatic circles
here the fact that Emperor Napoleon and
his government consider the integrity,
greatness and prosperity of the American
Republic to be identical with the present
and future prosperity of France
The charges against Col. kerrigan are
of the gravest character He will proba-
bly, be summoned before Court Martial.
II is said that he held regular interviews
with the enemy while in command of his
regiment, passing the lines unobstructed.
His conduct il said to warrant the belief
that he joined our army only to carry out
plans which he had devised before hostili.
tlescommenced, for giving aid and com
fort to the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
Reported Defeat OF rrtcess Rear
Guard by stgeI.
[St. Louis Dem. Special. |

Jefferson City, Oct 81.
Intelligence has reached here that Sigel
has attacked and defeated Prices rear
guard at Bolivar and took Gen. Rains a
prisoner. This, however, can only be
true in part, as .Sigcls division was in
Springfield Monday last If fight has
occurred at or near Bolivar, it must have
been with some part of Gen. Asboths d.
vision.
Gen. Prentiss has gone ont from here
on another secret expedition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
Erom the Potion nc.
Times Dispatch
Washington, Nov.

Gen. Heintzelman's pickets continue to
advance down the Virginia shore. They
have crossed the Occoquan. The pickets
are very strong, one company of each reg
iment being constantly on dsty, but no
trace of the rebels, in any force, has been
seen in this direction for two weeks.
Application has been made by the Col
onels Of some Of the volunteer regiments
for permission to recruit their regiments
up to the standard of the new regiments
Of regulars, authorized by.reeent act Of
Congress, viz: $500 men. The applica.
tions have been refused
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
Fo reign News.


ArFtvai OF the B9FussIa.
Spain, France and England will send
joint expeditions to Mexico Spain will
demand satisfaction for insults.
In the London market there is great
abundance of money. Conrols 92eea92 ]
for money 024 for account: u. s. 5's
and |. G.. shares have advanced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
Baltimore, \

Gen. Dix issued proclamation order
ing the arrest Of all traitors who, he has
reason to believe, have lately returned to
the State from Virginia for the purpose
OF voting ut the election Of November 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04

Washington, Nov. l.
The following telegram was received by
the President to-day.
San Francisco, Oct. %.
10 A. Lincoln:
California will send for the remains of
Gen Baker.
TSigned RoBT. j STEVENS,
w. b. TAswELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04

stA- Commodore y. l.. Dupont, COM
handing the ships-ofwar Of the great ma
val expedition, IL native of Delaware. -
HiaPrivatc Secretary, enormously accused
Of sbsconding with his private papers, il
named Mckinley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
rlan ~ the Rebels.


Information has been received here to
the effect that a plan is ON foot by the
rebels 70 cut off supplies from this divi-
sion Of the army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04

ETGen. Lander's wound, received at
Balls Bluff, win probably confne him to
the house for several weeks. The bull
let drove boot strap deep into the calf Of
his leg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
EaJ- The louisville Democrat iu

S%D IHI TUuIrFIIIt DtIHUVTaL justly
says of the Balls run affair:
"Any editorial general could have done
as well, Or could not have done worse. We
hardly ever read Of movement conducted
with SO little sense, with such profound,
original, unredeemcd stupidity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-04
Gen. scott Kes1res.
Washington, Nov. /.

The following letter from Gen. Scott
was received by the President on Thurs
day. u. m: