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Charleston. Jan. Il,

Charleston, Jan. /.
The Ooavention received . highly i'm
sazasnt saEsaaaicasioa fxca tina 0smzis-
sionars ss WsshiagtQss and immsdiately
went into secret session
..S .S1gYisis Ri;lGss 2kse eHks
Of boats 30 the wharf undar serioas
paMaat4ss sa5ss9 sw@zse ,ssssH -esfasAg sSsznI
The city aaafivea sFcnss are carefully
guarded.
SsEAaass have Offered thssr services aa the
forts. sSs< fN1sS as'sF ~srsaa F@R@s%
The aity vis4iaass rsSs xfs dispatched
% sesrss segyies so AagEis lgiaadss ,xn.v
asH&6sX sXSuss III 6SlGsax rlless hays
proceeded down the harbor.
The Palmetto Gaards hays ehasge Of
the arsenel whsTs the Palmetsa wsEaa,
gsvefsI interior AazAs axFsa 20 take
respectable porsi1ns OF shs State loan.
Collsc4og Cofcoek a3ivorsasna that all
the vessels from ports oussids OF Garolins
must enteE and clear as Charleston.
EassR Rrss&enksf tfscans1 1iakem hasae-
pointed commissioners 20 AIAhama, FLOR
ida, Missisaippi, AEkapsas and Georgia.
N0ns to Te1as,
In seSs6 ssssisu gmteS8sy - esstt-
nanse was passed defining and furnishing
treason. n declares thai In. aadision 10
foFlnsg deanisions, that treason shall con
sist In lagying var against q Stale adhes-
ing and giving odd 20 snszaaes, and Ii TO
be punished with death, aud without the
hcnsis of aae~gys HR9 Y4f.E ,aazaeI
An ordinance was also passed Provid-
ing Judicial power delegated 10 the courts
Of the United States shall be exercised by
shs State eegFts. Aad anethsx, thai ail
the power heretofore delegated to Con-.
gress shall be had I'm the General Assem-
bly,, except that during the existence Of
the conyeutioa; their power shail not ,sz
tend 10 dutia or izaports, aikcss, dssias-
ing war, treaties with Other countries, the
night Of eisissnahlp and sreasoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

6Qn . maago shgse, under wAleh
Gsnerd Havelpek ! buried, ! sudsly sai
piece Of I'm . nailed, beasing sha ioIlow-
ing words szssohed upon IL son this
spos Isas tAs sssnaias d Geasrsl Havs-
lock. MAJ be rest in peace This 10
all thai marks the graYe Of the hero Of
Lucknow. {
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

~ This total nusabaE Of births In Paril
during theyeas 1859, was 81 ,97s, Of which
ls,ss2 wsre boys, and ls,s2I girls, show.
ing Difference of 9sI lii favor Of tn,
fo4mers I Of NE saoss AsrssIa, u ,3ss ~sgs
illsgisimase, and 2,Ooo only were recog.
nized. The total of deaths in the sana
yssz Was D. S47y u whiah ID, 100 wsrs
males, and l6, ,is3 females, the maies
showing Al exeess Of 40a. The births
exceeded the deaths by 5,l99, being 2,-
.s6l for the males, and 2,3ss for he fe-
males. -. -.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

TRKATaxNT or BABEss--As almost ex-
cry young lady in Coancal Biuaa has q
baby, I've mean young usarrsed ladyl We
extract soma advies from an Rxsisle ca the
subject, by Mrs. swishslna -<wbO, by the
way, Is as ahlein getting up editorials ~
che 10 bahiss; To-
Keep the baby Ezar1nI Warmth is life.
Cold ID death. We think it unnatural 10
have their little bald heads bear-beiisye
the air on the scalp il constant, daas-
gerous stimnlant to the brain-b believe
that nature in her efforts TO keep the head
warm sends too much blood 10 the head ;
and thai thia il one fruitful caAase Of The
drepsias Of the brain, brain fewqT, kes,
which carry oa 20 rnany shildrea. II il
wese right aad proper 10 hare the scalp
exposed to the air, nature wouU not 90
hAxH clothed sha human heal, and until The
natural covering comes, an artificial SUB
stitute should be supplied, But apon
this point we do net hope 70 iaaasnes any
one. Dutch babies wear eaps; and how
could any lady of taste have her baby
look like . dutch babyg Just SO and
Datch babies generally live, laugh and
grow fet, for they are sssaSthsrsd In ian
neI'' and feathers, and kept all In 8
"Hwsat.n - Dutch mothers do not keep
their babies for model artist exhibitions.
They eassz them sp, ksep tAam waEsa and
qaiet, and Paiss q wuaderfnl RarabsF Of
stusdy boys and girls. We treated oar
baby on fhs dutch plan, and nsvex lost .
nights sleep with hsr.
4 bahy should nsg@ be laid down 10
slssp, summer on wiatss, withaas hsying
somsshiag aAsmsd b. the arafo pnt Ia
ths azib, aa which II should be laid, and
eassfuilY tuekei up, III Winter. IN an ur-
ainss5 siftiug raosas kksra sheala be q
thick blanket, aoable and well wxrmsd,
betx ssn y I'd As bed % bodS haan's
hsas 10 speHn 80 wArm ID 1ls bedding
around ii every inns IL wsn4s = rap Ind
Il shoald hs 20 warm while sIespfng dc ID
be quite In GLOW. This d ssFosy Alssf'a
and from IL, babies viii saaesally waka
up aeswiag and laughing while blaes
cold slesp. sach as H6sk babies hasas
nskes one eross and frssfal. g
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Fort Kearney, Jan. /.
Col. kfilss, commanding this post, re-
eeived the following note by the Pony
cassoawood Springs, Jsa. /, 1851
The kadi&ns thgeatsa IA immediate attack.
They hare, in fasss taken possession oil
all ranches abous hsre, our mail station
incluaed. PleAse sead as aid as soon al
possible. Very respectfully,
c. A. WHITE. 4
Agent @. o. G. 1 p. P. Express.
Ixameaiassly oa cha recaaps aE this dis
patst, Col. Mii@ ordered company OF
second infantry, commanded By Lisasant
Bond, and eighteen drsgsans under Lieas.
Tyler, to march ut daylight Tomorrow
morning, with IA days rxtlons. He ws'd
have started than immediately, but the
quaytevmasser's wagons were all gone for
weedS N sh6s torss b MOI 1sGsisAt to
protect the citizens and keep the road
open, more viii 20. The whole country
10 said 70 be alarmed, and without weap-
ons OF defence. The Coaches of the G.
o. @. & P. P, Express with II passengers
aad $8, SIT In ssessare, pAsssd as Q P. y.
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Agent O. o. @. &P. P. Express.

PhiladelpAis, Jan. Q.
Three sAiuses Of Ss guns each viii be
axad ID diHerent sscsions al the city to-
aay, ia hosor OF Maj. Andersoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

'kYsoas idss bay b. BsAad oftAe
inmsase consumption d tobacco In France
fsan aa advertisement that The Minister
of Francs will On sAs a8sh Of February
ns1s. fseelse seaaets For % APPLY ~ o.
ooo; 900 kiiogramnaes M sonsl offoss
eign tobacco in lsafy sxsiassyeiy for shs
impsEiai aaanafaetarisss sGs Rordsaax,
HARE and AaxsesllAi 1900, 200 Of the
abovs qaansisiss heiRg yirgiaiaa, ysoo,-
coo Kentucky, and | 500 900 Maryland
tobacco. el
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-09

e. GaEibaIdi's Englizhmsa. = Majoz
Pes<ds kia dhsraSs as Aosns. kosases-
pondent Of the Liverpool Tines asserts
shss ln ftaiy nothing can axeesd the de-
sessassea ia which be i held. Hsis haagh-
y azsa oysxbsaxiag in his dsHeanor so
ward the vslnnassss, and both insenpszass
sxa asnel. On one Of hia marches he klep-
ped aside into . farm hoass, ia which m
old man, whom the war had inposesisA-
sa,s lay sisk In asd. PsAsa pass sons
qasssisns 90 ham which he did NOS andaR-
stand aad coaid not answer, upon which
the Major drew his dagger and asabbea
ths poor man IN vaxieaa pssEa oftha body.
He shrsasened 20 shoot his men frequent
ly, and bis syraaaicaF daaahCs = sssdsss
be the cause ostAe dsssxsssi1atioa Of the
British Legiossk fAAly aFt1
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/ AVE. ..ss1l@ seecNcfL' BLUFFS IOWA. We

= sncaEEAaT sE xsm1npwx.
Pkf1ip Kran1fs Tksnas, IL sGasy.
IAs he's ben noainAtea and naaniness,
lly seaerned b De ssasts = Hseresaxl
q - fseasnsy.
ks6sstnos fhoaaas iss assivs os Nary
T. sd thsngh sampasntiFsiy 8 go.assw
NJ has ailed many posisions s1 honos is
his esss- Ia vas . pseaninant and la
aa111lal nenbssoK shs STATE couysntfgn
- nea9 He Goussisasios: ID 1855 after
wap9s asssnbsk sk sbe Lsxislssuss and
|ss4 aently mseha ax Consnsss, and
in ~ he Nas aIseted Eoyeraor Of bis
s131e, sssyias ffom ls4S b 1851. Dur
u ths psst ysa< ias hae aissd the osies of
1nisaionsx a& R.seats with marked
4 enays bsiag Rassssssd sf sdmissbls
S. ability Being sgSltlsman os sssxn
idssrity, aaImtniskrstiys ahiIIsy, and.
wfseAl, 3 Grm lover Of sshs Usion. lie viii
adssa tha posiaisa md ssssca sss1is xp0n
tlssTssa alaiuists stsatsaas Hasksnasos
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OesT os gas prxrHcf cfssuxosrA.-Ths
Commissioners akfs 6f the opinion that
shey have uradieaIed ghis alignssss dis
ease am0ng shs cassae az shss State, and
gave stopped ths Slaaghtas Of animals.-~
Ar. Chenagy has about dexen ofhis cat
de len, The remainder having either died
OF been killed By order OF THE semrais-
Eioaera- The aaaoaas Of nseas5 pMid 20
kAs owasgs Of slaughtered eaksls ID about
$4,000. To ibis expenditure must be
added $l9, 900, % the cost Of the extra
session Of the Lagisaasars, convened 10
adopt elhaaen1 sasasuras in ssgssa to the
aisIsmpsr.5 Tbs whals expense, thsrakexe
pE stopping the rarsgss sf tie dissAss,
vii slightly exceed 80, 900. One han
tared shoasand dollars were appropriated
By sAs Legislature nj In sxars sszsioa fax.
FAat paEpose. - Bossss CaAsies, 4 es.s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02
SHALL, WE STAND BY OUR FLAG,

shall stand BY flag in the black smoke of battle
Md the boom ng of cannon, the muskets rattle,
" The disco Of tyumpe,s iehanty sounded,
Md death shots thick falling mid the dying and wounded
hall stand by cur asg as il waves 10 true .plendor,
-Lai! We bear il Siofi, be its noble defender,
sta n it fsat mountain and faat over valley,
Where mi lions Of freemen in triumph now rally'
When di.uoi'n and discord renting the nation,
Shall We quail shall qlver, surrender station.
When th. mad cry of despsts 6ercely is RIGGING,
Shall we stand BY our flag, for liberty singing
while the rong shout Of eemen is peslng gladness,
When demons are rendng the Union asunder,
sha we them back freernsn loud thunder
When the land Of Columbia threatened with faction
"1-n The great OF freedom speedy action
"aen the hes OF our country together are schemng,
81 all we lie dormant, be thoughtls.siy sleeping:
"hen lie old funconary, - the villain, arch-traitor
Tie nel hounf Of despots, a! freedom the bster,
10 Tsb~ls, t. demoas most bumbly doth truekle,
shall ~ssand b. our flag, shall give, shall knuckle
,tsi We yield al to The horde. of oppression,
Shall u- sul rnit 10 the viIest aggression,
Shall se be Eo,.-, b. forced to C accession,
h ga ~e b. frightened with threats % secession.
o, *. Z Almighty, we never vii COVER,
We '"I foes - freedom The Demon s ave roser
III" e f"m mountain ant valley, ron rivers must CORY
"e-s never, no, never he crushed in our glory
We. ''ard BY QUO lag, defs d It mos. proudly.
rao < ieah si fall thick sni cannpns bonn loudly
ia ugh sPos NAV battle 10 crush this great nation
Wen never rrende= the freeman : y. oud station
ROE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02


W. have received the following letter from a
prominent Democrat of this vicinity. We czn-
not accept his fsttering invitation to e,nbrsce
the doctrine that slavery is, and must BE- every.
where.
The Somerset case decided by Lord Mansfield,
believe to be law. slave was brought from
Jamaica to London IVY his master, and was ther &.
claimed and held in serytude. Lord M.n-6 cid
decided that he coaId not be legally SO held. tor
the reason tina, slavery did not eAis, in England
After the capture Of a couple cf Govcrnmen,
Fora Revenue Cutter, and the advised occu.
pancy of the Custom House at Charleston bv a
pro slavery mob, it would be mos, appropriate
time TO launch the onciiariug doctrine that sly
cry exists every where
LASsiNG, Dec go 1860
| Hon. RrrUs HosMER-Dear Sir: Il canno,
refrain in this crisis of country, from using
NV utm,S 1t power rs an obscure citizen, to- alay
the difficulties which entaugle and threaten u.
In view of your position, and the great good
YOU NAV confer upon the present aud she future
of our race, hunIbly, earnestly, and respectful
" ask OF YOU, TO recognize the fact that slavery
exists by virtue OF Common Law-that the opin-
ioD Of Lord Mansfield in the SOMERSET case was
and il not lar, but err'Iic and illlaciors ale
pator-,hat slavery i lawful in ..l the territory
of the United States, and hat no State has pow
er under the Constitution to make slavery uulaw
. full.
4. I do not appreciate your penetratsn II YOU
cav fail to understand tie above positions rs true
and if you recognise and p'omu'ga'e them a
such. doubt not your iuter,s', wisdom nn'
fame will lie greatly pionotei.
: Very respectfully, YOURS truly,
HENRY SMITH.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02

The British branch OF the Evangclica! Alliance
have Issued circular inviting all christians
throughout the whole world 10 devote the week
commencing with the first Lords day in January,
1861, to special PRAYER for the spread Of the
Gospel aud the conversion ct the world The
Cd: As one of great interest.
The pastors OF five Of the evangelical churches
of our cts in their usual weekly conference have
considered this call from our brethren across the
sea, and deemed it worthy of special attention.
and resolved to commend il to the people OF
their vari"ns charges In pursuance of their
couu ei il has been resolved to hold special ser.
vices ia their several places of worship. on Sab.
bath the Gth inst, having reference 10 the PROM
ire and ci;t OF the Holy Spirit, and on the eve.
nincs 81 the week following, TO bold Urion Ser.
oces, inviting all citizens, and specially all chris.
bans, TO unite with them, in the Presbyterian
church in this city, commencing Monday eve.
mig. January 9Th, the services to be conduc.
ted by the several pastors. IL is tie united re-
quest Of these pastors that the people OF their
several cObr' via sci a>ie al TIE OIGin-
airy social and secular engagements of the week,
and turi out cu inasse, and bring with them the
strangers who may chance TO Toe their guests
! Ia unite with them in prayer.
! The topics TO be presented on the several eve.
nings OF the we, k will be "a follows, to wit:
| On Monday-The promotion Of hrolherly
kindnesses among al who love the Lord Jesus
Christ in sincerity;
Tuesday-The attainment 'of a higher stand.
ard of holiness by the children of God;
Wednesday-A large increase Of true CONVEX.
sions, especially in the families of believers;
| Thursday--Frce circulation of the word OF
God, and blessing upon Christian Literature
Fridav-A large outpouring OF the Holy Spiri,
upon all the christian ciergy-upon all Semina
ries OF christian learning, and upon every pro.
tes;ant mission:
! Sa,urday-The speedy overthrow of all false
religions. and the full accomplishment of the
PRAYER, " thy kingdom come"
| Sunday, I3th-In the several places of wor
ship, thanksgiving Tor past revivals-enforce
meut of personal christian responsibility
sionary sermons.
All ministers Of the Gospel, whether residen
in town. or strangers sojourning with us, are in
vted TO be present, and bear part in these ser
vices c. S. ARMSTRONG,
JAMES MCLroD,
| Co,u,,;,fec
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02

slavery and that Others who would for while
assume its duties, should get tired of a life so
arduous, while others again should try to shrink
from some of those severer portions of their off.
cal life, such as required the closest appliction
of the real reiormatory Efforts. Our Reforma-
tory system soon brings out any prete'.ded PHI
lanrhrophy, for nothing shor, of actual love
of the human species will enable person to
persevere in his position as Reform School
teacher.
The Ohio State Farm is governed by Board
of Commissioners, consisting OF three persons
appointed by the Governor.
The Principal of the school is William Z.
Davis, Esq.
The second school referred 10 as having open
ed this year (ls5s,) was the New Hampshire
House Of Reformation. The writer was present
at the opening of this Institution, and felt great
ly encouraged at the Reformatory facilities which
the generous provisions Of the Granite State had
msde for her hayward children. The location
OF this school Is near Manchester, n. H., on the
trac, of land forncri, the Homestead Of General
John Stark, of world wide note. connected
with the American Revelation, overlooking the
beautiful Mcrrmack. The site for the Instiiu-
ton is well chosen, and reflects great credit on
Commissioner Smith, OF the aforementioned town.
The other school has but Just began its oper-
atons, grca; ,for;s have been put forth by our
reformatcry brethren in San Francisco, Cal, &c
make the Industrial School Department" a
paving charity.
This school is supported by the city and conn
~. ard subscriptions combined. The prospect.
for successful Refornatory are good. The
plan of building is that adapted by most of tho
American Institutions, the congrega:ed plan.
| The present wear school has been opened il
Waukesaw Wisconsin, school supported by
the State, called the Reform School Of Wisconsin
Several other States are moving in this goot
cause, and we trust the time is not distant wheI
"A Retolm Schoo! will be established and liberal
~ supported by every State or large city in th'
Union. HUMANITAS.
I Lansing, Dec. 18th, 1860.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02
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p'o''"ueo 10 h"'d
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open'r bn.t oi ;;.rir dr-iL,1 and r,,y,.. 10 hold
them a..liS-t ''1scrnucrt j'.,,r th. authority
"1'''- ""'ou
Il orr, ihc NuS'"m Hou,, az Charleston has
hen = asd, sui 'le Collector ordered 10 account
:" Sou'a ''ao','a. Tac IT,, ~ fsminn a,at,
over "a "nL.Hg rs "a aso,,- tie Post Office
N"''~'i' 5 F'.3 Has < "a, os,.g>ibly be-
chas -, J. Aai'fSr..'- rrun.rt "a. duet in tk,
e'acuaii"H r. FIT d''.. g. tl' really because
u" h'- been dr.cc.' lt : sHas ~ millions
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02

CnAos-J :. Pike, Washington correspon-
de,,t of the y. T. Tribune, writes on Christmas,
that Caleb Gushing has returned here, and re-
ports, substantially, tina: South Carolina is in the
hands Of mob of ConveutiOnists, for whose ac-
ton nobody Is responsible, aud while. the Exec
utive Government is disposed to be conservative,
nobody can tel what the mob NAV do.
Notwithstanding the hot haste in which the
South Carolina Convention passed the ordinance
Of secession, none of the important Federal Of.
fcers have yet practically Withdrawn, and the
business of the General Government progresses
rs usual Seven PosJmasters, in small towns,
have resigned. 10 take effect on the Let of Jan
uary. Two others, for immediate resignation,
came to-day. Nothing has We: been heard from
Postmaster Huger, at Charleston, which is the
principal office. Mr.. Colcock, the Collector, vhO
was SO rampant to get out of the Union, still Of
fciates for Uncle Sam, and pockets his pay, pre-
fsrrng him az an employer to the new sOver'
p;gUtv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02

Mr. LINCOLN AND MAJ ANDERsoN.--The cases
of the President elect and the Commander Of
Fort Moul,rie furnish good illustration of the
workings of our Republican Institutions Du-
ring the Black Hawk War Of 1892, Maj. Ander-
son was Inspector General Of the Illinois vonn-
teers. of one of the companies q! which Mr..
Lincoln was Captain. Now the former has been
promoted to the position of Major of the First
Artillery, and the latter to that Of Commander
in Chief of the Army and Navy. The one is in
charge of post to which the eyes OF the nation
arc directed, and with the defense of which the
greatest interests are connected; and the other
has been chosen by his coun,rymen as the Ex-
ecutive Of their government. The new REALTORS
which the two are to assume, will, We doubt not.
prove as honorable to each as did their earlier
association, and thlir respective duties be as
faithfully performed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02

M,cHIGAS ME> LoosE.-The Chicago JonraG!
of Monday Gays that Mr. Baker, The Sheriff 9:
Ingham County, in this State, was in Chicago on
Saturday last, in quest OF two me', who have
hnen concerned i'm recent extensive rObbcre- in
the county named One of them - called Joseph
Chamberlain alias James Collins, and tie other
John Haines alas John Nar-ham. They were
traced TO Milwaukee, where their tracks we're
lost One store in lnsham County was robbed
Of goods to the amount oi ) 300.