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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-04-10

What is the difference between moral and physi-
cal coercion, in the result which is to be brought
about? What is the difference between knockings
man in the river, by blow, or compelling him, BY
causes which you can control and which he cannot
escape, to jump in himself? Sir the people Of vir-
ginia will not tolerate such policy towards the
States have referred to- Here is Missouri, more
distant from US, now in Convention. Arkansas is
now in Convention. Both these States will, in all
probability, propose and recommend a border slave
State conference.
There is another State which will not forget for
l have had recent occasion to be renewedy Impress
ed with admiration for that little State will not
forget the gallant noble little Delaware. With only
some eighteen hundred slaves within her borders,
she is true and faithful to the rights Of the South
as true to the guarantees and obligations Of the Con-
sttution as her proud soldiery were brave and in
trepid in the days which tried mems souls, and
when, by their gallantry, they obtained the sobri
Quet of the Blue Hens Chickens" Is Delaware
to Ne consulted or left to take care of herself p
viii Virginia, the elder sister, in moment of mad
ness. break away from the remaining members Of
the family without consulting their Wishes without
taking leave, or even telling them where she is 60
ingi No, sir; when the people Of Virginia shall
ultimately be brought to decide what shall be neces.
sary fer them, they will do so with due regard to
the interests of those States which are SO intimately
connected with her in interests and sympathy
Sir, 60 home to your constituents, after having
passed an ordinance of secession, and tell them that
you have passed it because you tried to get guaran.
ties and failed: They will ask you what trial and
effort has been made? Why, we obtained in the
"Peace Conference" guarantees on al the points Of
controversy, but Congress refused to submit them
as amendments to the Constitution, to be acted up
in the States and incorporated into that nstru-
| ment and the 4th Of March is passed, and it was
thought we would not stay under Lincoln's admin.
| istxation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

THERE ARE TRAITORS AMONG Us-Said
IN lrishman to one Of our citizens the other day,
II could get away I would 60 and join Beau.
regards army"
IN being asked Why he would do this, he re-
ped, that "his (Beauregard's) army is better
led, better clothed, and better paid than Lin
coma" For this statement he said he bad
good authority" He was asked If he had
'sad such statements in the papers, and admit.
ed hat he had not but still emphatically de.
eaFed that he had "good authority" for his
sassaent. His "good authority" may be guess.
Cd When il is known that he 10 in the employ.
hsnt Of . man Of well.known secession sympa-
thies.
NOV. how much less than treason is it for IN
intelligent man 10 thus impose on the ignorant
"Ss not giving I" aid and comfort" to the en-.
esy, il i hard to conceive what would amount
sthat. -.,..--
10 this case. downright, deliberate, wilful
nsehood Is iesorted to, to prejudice an ignorant
IN apinst the government and to convinct
Inn hat the rebels are an right.
Sseh co1rse b not only reasonable, but i
ssasaesA cruel, devilish. Il deserves punish
.eas Of the severesf kind. and in due time, nm
shh 6re-in.ths-rear" policy Of q few mel
eog - b entirely abandoned, they win receive
heir juss deserts.
Vsf hsends end nsighbors have gone, many o
oo0 never 70 return 10 meet Tia fosnenters n
'oo On the battle held. And while they ar'
ssseagsd, shanv Who remain, listen patient
~ thsir tradacses. and suffer q lev via TORE
shboe In support q the very rebellion the,
~pHsing their lives 70 supprsSr 70 expec
80 . tbis b - believe ~ either more or le.
~ hanan. 61kg .GassTEFf -
M eusA = tsaeoa At home Or abroad i. .
Ss1Psssss1 and The sooner the lev tr.itor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11
Company G.-Captain r. B. Jefferds

COMPANY G.-Capsain R. B. Jefferds.
Company G., Third Michigan Regiment who is
in town on brief visit to his family, furnishes
much cheering intelligence of the condition
and dongs Of this company. The Captain is in
excellent health, and seems thoroughly con-
tented with camp life.
The general health Of the company is ex-
tremely good, their sick list being less than
that Of any other company in the regiment
The loss of the company has been but four in
all-two by desertion and two by death-one
having died at Grand Rapids previous to the
departure of the regiment from that place, and
the other young Carr, who died in this city.
The following persons are in hospital: In
General Hospital, at Annapolis, Nd, are Cor
porals Wickham and Newman, and privates
Geo. johnson, Amry C. johnson and James S.
Maury, sick with fever-convalescent; also
privates Adams, Rose and Killboy, fever and
general debility, and Francis MCGUIRE, chronic
rheumatism, who will have to be discharged
from the service. In the Regimental Hospital
are Corporal Stevens, sick with fever, private
Richards, bad cold, and John G. Elliott, inf1am-
nation of the lungs-these are probably conva-
descent. Peter Canaly has been recommended
to be discharged on account of tubercular dis
ease. but his case is still under advisement.
=. The Michigan Regiments have seen active
service in clearing away the forest near Ar
lington Heights, and it has melted away like
frost-work before their stalwart blows. They
are now engaged in building Fort Richardson,
one of the outposts Of our position. The rebel
troops and Notifications on MunsOn Hill are
plainly visible from the Fort. Munson Hill is six
miles from the Capitol Building, and about two
and one-half miles from our outposts. The city
cannot be shelled from that point, and no un.
easiness is felt at its being held by the rebels
Company G, has now twenty five MIME rifles
in its possession. Fourteen of these were OBJ
tanned on the field of Bull RUM rinciply from
the enemy, and the balance were presented
them by Col. Mcconnell.
SanbOrn Hath, wagner of Company G, is
said to have been the only WAGNER who brought
bis load safely from the field of Bull Run. He
brought thirty bushels of oats in addition
which was all the grain the horses of tie regi.
ment had to subsist upon for nearly fortnight
He has been promoted to wagner Of the regi
ment for his Conduct.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

FRox GIN. RosEcRANz.-Some interest has
whereabouts and safety, even, of Gen. Rosecranz.
A correspondent of The Cincinnati Gazette says
the column left Clarksburg Va, on Saturday
morning last, and marched to Weston, Va. He
says:
"The day was warm, the infantry we're I'm.
used to marching, and after repeated halts, we
encamped for the night on broken bluff, over.
looking the pretty little village of Jane Lew, on
the road to Weston. Hardly had the ground
for the encampment been selected till a table
was set out by the roadside, under the telegraph
line, and the wire was cut, a connection was ef
fected, and the confidential operator (Mr. Brown
of Lafayette, Ind.) was calling at Clarksburg fol-
dispatches, and receiving orders from the WaI
Department, and reports from the Kanawha, be-
fore the Generals tent was pitched.
"After one Of the cold, foggy nights, for which
| this country is remarkable, the first sun of au
tumn-which according to the sage predictions
of the Washingtonians, was to witness the Ope
ming Of the campaign that should leave US ir
Charleston and New Or!eans-streamed broad
yellow light through the misty exhslations thai
hemmed US as with a curtain, and We were sOoI
upon the road again. Just as the church bell.
were ringing for morning service, we ersereG
Weston, passed through a street of newer anG
neater houses than are common in Wes ,rn Vir
ginia, and went into camp on the bank of thu
muddy Monongahela, which we had been follow
ing from ClarksbLrg. The General was off Il
the telegraph cfice at once, and We were left tt
quiet Sunday.
"This morning, at 4 O'Clock, We are to move
again-whither, no one but the General can tell
The prevailing suppositien is, that brisk C. :
paign is about to open; how correct the belle
may be, it would be idle II attempt to decide.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11


The following patriotic appeal for the ma
tional loan has lust been issued nv Secretary
Ch.so.
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sun'y conspiracy, .cuimina'ing III causeiess IN
So ''S' Is eus.geu ~ waI i0r the security
III III ,re suPfemscy oi Inc law, Ior the
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

Who ARE TIE VIcroRroUs?-A gentleman il
this city, who has kept as accurate account al
possible, estimates that, Of hirty-three battles
and more important skirmishes since the war be-
tsenty-tss, the rebels in fse, while in the re
naming SIR, neither party can claim victory
The number of prisoners taken by the Unionists
is about 5000; and by the Rebels, not quit'
half as many. Of the killed, it is impossible t.
obtain anything like accurate knowledge Of tn
losses of the rebels. The Union loss is some
thing over one thowsand; and the rebel loss i
believed to be more than twice that number.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks By very simple remedy, after having suffered
sn jean with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, Coosampton-s anxious to make known to hii
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all Who desire it, he win send copy of the prescrip
tin assd ss Of ehags) with the directions for prepar
ing and using the same, which they will nd srKr CrK
for coxsr1uos, AszxA, B.oscnns, &c, The emily obee
Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription bene
the afflicted, and spread Information which he eoseeve
to b Invaluable AL he hopes every sufferer vi try hi
remedy it will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishiss ths prescription viu please address
Rxy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1y3s4 Wiuiamsburgh, Kings County N 7.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11
NARROW EscAPr.-It is stated that after t

NARROW EscAPE.-It is stated that after the
capture Of Fort Hatteras, one of the shells was
found to have pierced the rebels powder maya
zine, without bursting. On examination, it ap-
peared that the gunner whose duty it was, had
forgotten to tear of q small leathern cap, ordin-
arily put on for safety. This Was the only shell
thrown that did not explode. Had the cap been
removed, the ferti6cation would have been blown
up, and not handful Of prisoners left alive, to
be captured a. of war.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

PERsoNAL.-Major A. W. Williams, Of
the Michigan Second Regiment LETT our city for
Washington on Monday, having been in town a
short time on furlough. The Msjer is in excel.
ceIlent health and spirits, aud gives a good &C
count of the condition of the army Of the Po-
tomac.
Jonathan g. Ramsdell, ESQ.,, who has just
closed satisfactory course Of lectures on Com
nercial Law at the Agricultural College, has left
with his family to reside at Nosthport, Leelanaw
county, Mich. He will undoubtedly be success
idl in his new sphere of labor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

4Vl been made the cond of &c. tain mortgage
BY Whitley Jones and Louisa Jones' his wife
Of the city Of Lsnsng the # and STATE
Of Michigan, Sarah Blown If The city Of D~trolt
State aforesaid, bearing date the kixth Jay Of July,
1857 and recorded in the once of The Register az Deeds
for the said county II Ingham the twenty thi d,
Of October. ID. 1857, eleven O'Clock A. NJ, libef
10 of m,rg grs, pages go 81. ami 49, which
mortgage there claimed - be due. the date Of this
notice. the Of two houss nc four hundred and thirty
three dollars apd twenty two cents 49, 43 - Or n
cpal and interest, and twenty five collars (s5 at,or
ney tee, p-ovoed Cor in saa mortssge, making all the
Of thousand four hundred and fifty eight dosrs
and tsenty cents I$2 ASS 22) due At the cate Of
this notice: the principal sum secured by the said
and CERTAIN Of interest thereon having
under and by virtue Of the provision that effect
asined the said mortgage. and proceedings
ing been Instituted lav - the of the same,
part thereof natoe Therefore hereby given hat
said mortgage gill be oreclosed by sale Of the
premises and that BY virtue of power Of sale said
mortgage contained and in pursuar the statute IN
such made and provided, the premises described
said mortgage vii be sod To the claimed
be due with the interest thereon aud the and
charges Of such sale. public vendne to the highest
bidder At the Court House 10 the village Of NAsoa (se-
ing the place Of hOdnR tie Circuit Court IN said coun-
~ Of Insbam and s,aae q Nehesn % Thor cav the
18th day Of DeoeDbsr. n 1851 between the hou- I'd
O'Clock TIE forenoon and the setting or the
to wit clock n the afternoon Of said dav The
description Of the gagged premises conforming sub
stantiAy With that cont lined 10 the mortgage fol-
lows. to-wit all that certain pisee parcel Of land
lying, beng and stuste in the county Of lnyham and
State of Michigan. and In and des .ribed follows
part of the half Of TIE north quarter section
neen, in town fou- pnrth of range west bounced
fol 1vs begiDn At the west quarter post of sad
four Inks tseoee eighty rods and links .henc'
n City nine rods and fur links thence
eight rods, the place Of beginning, thi-f,
and 2loobs acres at lasd t. Ne the an. more or less
| Jxo ". LoSGrRaR. Ats' for McrK,eee-
| Dated, September 9th. 1851 - l3sSa2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11
OK HAND With New GooDs AGAIN.

On HAND With NEW GooDs AGAIN.
We notice with pleasure that w. s. Allen is
receiving his stock of Fall aid Winter Goods,
direct from New York. That they have been
selected with wish to meet the wants of this
city, needs only look to satisfy any one. For
the Ladies We should think he has got everything
they could wish for; and If the gents cannot
dress up il viii not be Aliens fault, for nicer
los Of cloths has not been brought into this city
hteb. We notice too, that he hae Carpets.
Beoss and Shoes. and good stock Of Groceries.
In fact il you want to buy anything, and want to
know where to End il, be sure and 60 to Aliens.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

A COOP MovE.-Senator Bingham visited
Washington recently and completed arrange
ments with the Government so as to secure the
expenditure in this State Of the money neces-
sary for the purchase of the horses to be used
by the Cavalry Regiments now being raised in
the State Of Michigan. This is q move in the
right direction, and will be very sensible help
to the section from which these soldiers are
taken to fight their country's battles.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

A MErEoR.-A very brilliant Meteor
uas visible from this point on Sunday evening
last about o'clock. 1t started about midway
in the heavens, and passing southwark in its
Sight, exploded at an angle Of about IS degrees
from our standpoint. During its passage it was
light - MONDAY for some distance around. The
nucleus appeared a. large as a mans head, and
had the semblance of q round ball Of blazing
FIRE. It was certainly the finest specimen of q
meteoric nature il has been our good fortune to
witness for many years.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11
NOTICE TO CONTRkCTORS.-The

\ Y subscribe Commissioned for the Greenbush and
Gratiot sa'o Road will attend to the letting Jobs
said road Saturday the 18th day of October le6l
O'Clock A NJ, at the store OF the subscribe in the
vif of Greeobush Inc work to be done viii consist
Of cutting all tmbe TO the width of rods, clearing
the four iOis, and gruboing two rods. bu ldinc
bridges sluces, c1useways &c and side Grains where
necessary. The work viii be let seconsI mle
each, except the south haf nile The bridge Maple
Rive will be let a separate job Amore detailed spec
ifcat Of the work viii be lett with Geo. r. stark
the vii ge of Grt er oush where tine be
and nned any time after the LIST day Of October
Ample security Ia be required Of each contractor for
the "a thful performance of the work within year
from the date OF tae contract.
STEPHEN PEARL, Commissioner.
September 9, 1861. 4u333
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

~ Call at Martin j. Wells Clothing
Hat and Cap and Gents Furnishing Goods E.
nblishment, and examine his beautiful stock
snd his astonisAingly low prices. No charges
for showing goods. Your time and trouble vii
be well repaid BY calling at his store,-Aiddle
Town, Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

CAMP ANDERSON,
Grand Rapids, Sept. 9. 1861. !

/. NJ. CRAvATH, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Allow me to return, through the
columns of your valuable paper, the sincere
thanks of the officers and men of the Elder
Zouaves to the ladies Of Lansing for the hume
rous favors bestowed, in the shape of Quilts,
Housewives, Towels, &C., which are of the
greatest use and benefit to us at this time. The
ladies may rest assured that their kindness will
long be remembered by myself and fellow sol,
diers; and in return for the same, we can do
nothing more than say to them that We will
ever endeavor to merit the appreciation of good
and true soldiers.
NJ. ELDER,
Cdpfain Elder Zouaves
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

WORD TO THE WIsE.-D. B. DeLand
/ Co., of Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y, are man
hcturing Salerasus known as Chemical Salera-
ms, BY process not used by any other manu-
ieturer in this country. The process 10 q secret,
discovered BY one Of the proprietors, while trav'
cling in Europe. This process removes every
impurity from the article and makes it - white
q the driven snow. 1t il put up in bright red
papers, very tastefuIly. Get paper and try it
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

A PRlsoNER IN HIS OWN CAsrLK.-The traitor
Commodore Barron, taken at fort Hstteras, va
brought prisoner to New York on the Minneso
Ia the very vessel he commanded before biz
desertion. His reflections must have been very
profitable, If not comforting.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

TRooPs TO EASTERN TESNEssEE.-It is stated
that the difficulty in TIE way of sending troops
into Eastern Tennessee, to the relief Of the Un-
ion men of that State, grows out Of the neutral
position of Kentucky. Tuis neutrality has, we
have no doubt been respected from the best of
public reasons, and when the opportunity ar
rives for relieving the imperilled frien6 of the
treason and wrong will be permitted to thwart
the purposes of the Government.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

CALL YoU THIS NEUTRALITY ?-It seems the
rebel War Department at Richmond has author.
lied the establishment Of recruiting stations in
the States Of Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland and
Delaware. What viii the neutrality party Of
Kentucky say TO this?
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

FIRE AT ALBIeN.-A destructive fire visited
Albion on Sunday morning Of last week, con-
suming several stores and other buildings, and
q large quantity of goods Of various kinds
The entire amount of property destroyed is
estimated at nearly $4,000.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

WAITING SCHooL.-An persons wishing
10 improve in penmanship, will do well to attend
the writing school Of Mr.. N. p. Aldricb, which
it'd be held in the Capitol building, commencing
tomorrow. See his card in another column.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

Coon ADvIcE.-The best thing to give your
enemy is forgiveness; to your opponent, toler
ance; to . friend, your heart; to your child, a
good example; to father, Difference; to your
mother conduct that will make her proud of you
to yourself, respect; and to all men, charity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11
sr,LL AxorHrR CoxrAxY OF SHARr.SHoorEl

STILL AN0fHHR COMPANY OF SHARP-SHoOfKRS.
Tho Detroit Free Press, says that Kin s. Dy.
CERT, Of that city, has been authorised to raise
company of sharpshooters for Gen. Williams
Michigan Brigade. He has set about filing up
his company in good earnest, snd has already
enrolled q number of members. He is himself,
capital shot, and has the qualities of good
officer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

HKENAN AGAINST ALL ENGLAND.-Heenan Of.
fers to fight any man in England for 81 900 .
side, the fight to take place in Canada. The
Government ought to employ him against the
seceshers -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11

Sr. PAuL's CHURCH. Divine service
yin be held on Sunday next, (l5th inst.) at the
Assembly Chamber, at 10 IL A. NJ. Bible
elss ct 4l.2 p. u. An are invited 70 attend.
w. MEYER, Rector.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-No,ice

n DMlNlS II AUX y SALE.-NOtlce
n is hereby given, that IN pursuance Of license Il
granted by the Hon. VIM Il. Pnckoey, Judge Of Pro
bate for the county Of Ingham Monday the Sd day
June, A d. 1861, shall sell vt pubic aucti on tb,
premises in the town of Delhi the county # Ingn2m
Monday the 9th day OF September next, {ls6l at
O'Clock in the afte OF said day. the wing real
of John L1c deceased to wit the UNDIVIDED hal
Of the vest half o: north west quarter of ton s.
north Of range vest, about "a more or less
Terms made known on the day of sale.
WM II CHAPMAN.
Administrator Of John Lucas deceased.
Lansing, July %, 1861. 6~32s
The above sale is adjourned 20 Saturday the 18th inst
At one O'Clock in the afterns on. the place.
WM II CHAPMAN, Administrator.
I.usng Sent g. 1861 3v333
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-11
Herrieks Kid &renothenino Plesfer,.


An IMPROVED FARM of 24O Acres; $50
II acres under good cultivation, good buildings,
&C.; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
is described as follows: The southeast quarter.
and the east half of the southwest quarter of sec.
ton one, in town four north Of range one vest.
and has been commonly known a. the "Alver,
son Farm" Terms rersOnable.
Apply to JNO. w. LONGYEAR,
263-tf Lansing Mich