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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

A SPECIMEN Brick When the Volun.
sen from our city we're being examined BY the
surgeon at Grand Rapids, previous to their ia
ing the oath, Edward Case, young man some
esnteen years Of age, came up among the res,
hs EXAMINATION.
"appeass that young Case has q little finger
&a'n down upon the palm of the hand, by con
uaet'on OF the tendon. The following dialogue
'esualy occurred on bis examination:
ScRcEoS.-(examining the handy This wont
I" = sll interfere with the manipulation O
arms.
oAsk-I can shoot just as well as any of them
sehGaoS-Yes bat i, is against the rules o
VIC army to take such. If your finger had beer
q, Ne could accept you. We have severa
'es keeinens who have lost finger.
VAsH-WeH, (suiting the action to the words
Ne. est mine Of!
SoasroS-Ycm can pass.
Ihe applause withwhich this scene was greete,
TIe numerous bys,anders can well be imagined
.yfra add that he is fair specimen of tn
.s"vho make up Company +" X "of tn
'1u A'chigan Regiment. We are also informe,
Te sfcur citizens who have seen for them
mat the regiment is made up Of fine, s,al
snve men from all ranks Of community
mat the officers are gentlemen in ever
- dtAe word. 4t'E
Arsinsnss vill be .pt to teach traitors
nthey once get good clineh.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

~ IMPORTANT TO OUR READgRs.-It
is with feelings of JOY and gadness that We pub
lsh anything which will contribute 20 the pleas
pleasure, interest or health of our patrons
Therefore, with pleasure We say to our rea-
ders, one aud all, use D. q. DeLand l. Co 5
Chemical Saleratus. This Saleratus ID perfectly
pure, healthy and of uniform quality. Chem
lists and Manufacturers very well know that it re-.
quires trouble and expense TO make perfectly
pure article, while an inferior and impure article
can be made with much lees cost and trouble !;
while in pure Saleratus is very unhealthy, pure
Sa!eratus is harmless and renders the food healthy
and nutIious. Knowing these facts, d. b. De-
Land L Co. have been to great trouble and eD
pense in bringing this article before the public.
This Salcratus is manufactured by new process,
known only to this concern in this country and
discovered by d. 3. DeLsnd, in Europe, two
years ago. This Saieratus is put up in bright.
red papers aud you can get it of any respectable
dealer in town, and at wholesale, of the proprie.
tors, at Farpor,, Monroe Co, n. Y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

ZoUAvE OPERATIc CONCERT TRoUPE.-
This troupe. which has given three successful
concerts in this city, will be at Mason on Thurs
day evening Of this week, at Eaton Rapids on
Friday evening. and at Charlotte on Saturday
evening. They also intend visiting Grand
Rapids some time next week. This troupe de
serve. and we trust will receive, a liberal pat
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
CoMrAsY *" THIRD MICHIGAN REG

CoMrAsY *" THIRD MICHIGAN REG
MExr.-This Company have elected the follow
ing persons IA officers:
j. r. Price, Captain.
r. B. Je:fertls, FRS: Lieutenant.
James Ten Eycs, Second g
Joseph Mason, First Orderly Sergeant
Homer L. Thayer, Second "
George Ellis, Third
Jerome b Ten Eyck, Fourth"
Charles T. Foster, First Corporal.
Charles II. Church, Second "
Charles A. Price, Third
Joseph Stevenson, Fourth /"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

MIRACULOUS EsCAPE.-A serious accident oc-
Cured recently at the Minnesota Mine, Lake
superior, in which Mathew Harris, who was do
ing some repairs near one of the upper Levels of
the mine, lost his hold and fell some $40 feet,
breaking both arms and one leg, and receiving
other injuries. Strange as it may SEEM he was
living at the latest accounts, and hopes are even
entertained of his recovery O,.tonGgon Miner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

The whole number Of votes in laid State Of Mich
gsn for the said 'ce Of Associate Justice of the SUI
pre- Court, was -Ixty Thousand hundred and
thirty eight, and they gwen follows Fory gh
thousand SIX hundred and seventy eight given for
Randolph Mann ne. ten thousand ght hundred and
-ish uine we're gwen for Char Walker snd one
thousand SIX hundred and seventy ter nS
We, the ard OF State Canvas DO hereby certify
he 10 be true statement of all the votes
in aid State of Michigan SAID Office Of Asso:ia JUS
Of the Supreme Cout the general election holder
IN rem. on Non ay, The fret day # April, ID 1851
Witness our hands At Lansing, this min day o: May
A. n. 1851
JAMES PORTER, Secretary of State,
J. OSEN, State T;ea.urer,
SAMUEL 3 LACEY, Com state IanI Office,
Bard If Sat CinrIssers
We The uniers gued State Csnva,ssrs from careful
exam nAticn OF the esction returns from AL the coun
les IN the state Of Michigan, reserved oy the Secre
tsry Of state, do dserm'ns the result of
xaten. that Randolph Mann ng has been. By the great,
es puinber # votes duly elected 10 the ote Of Assei
ate Justice Of the Supreme Court for the State Ct kch
igAn.
Witness hands at Lar sing, this ninth day Of May
A. ID. 1851.
JAMES PORTER, Secretary of State,
J. OWEN, State Treasurer.
SAMUEL s. LACEY, c m State Land ofce,
Beard # STATE CInrdsSers
AReeced BY the Bard and MT included in the foo ns
on account of informally in the returns Of the County
Clerk.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

"THz NORTH GONE MAD"-The Mobile Re
gister finds itself unable to explain the fact OF
the unexpected unanimity of the people of the
North in support Of the government, upon any
other hypothesis than that the whole public
mind of the North has been suddenly seized with
one of those manins by which Providence some.
times smtes an entire people" IL confesses its
surprise at the concurrent support of the adj
ministration by Douglas, Buchanan, Fillmore,
Cas-, Go, ernOr Sprague. SC.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
State CanYassen Statement
g rites cast for The Office # Associate Justice q III,


pJeme CoaTi.
The undersigned Secretary of State State Treasure,
ma Com missioner of the Land flee constituted n,
aw The ard of ate CaIvass-rs net at The Office o
the Secretary at stale, the city Of Lansing Michigan
TN thursday, the ninth cay OF Nav, 1861 for The
pup " canvassbg and ny the given al
the General Election holden IN sasI state of Michigan
IN Monisy, the ir.t day oil April A 1851, fJr Assoc
Jus,ics OF ,be Supreme OF the state # chi
proceeded to examine the ed by III.
secretary Of state and declared the folio ing the
suit OF their ia es,gati,n:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

The SECOND Posr OF HoNoR.-Wil
Isms Rifles have been appointed to the second
nos, Of honor which is the extreme left of the
Regiment This makes them Company ok"
instead of Company &c" as heretofore.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
To COnsumptIves.

The advertiser having been restored TO health in few
week, by very smpe remedy after having suffered sew
eral years with lung affection and that dread
disease, Ccnsumpon-s anxious 10 make known to hi,
f-ow sufferers the means # cure.
To all who desire it. he viii send copy of the prescrp
ton used free f charged with the dire for rrepar
and usrg the same, which they will find SURE CUEI
for CoNsU xPnoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C. The only obec
Of the advertiser send the Prescription TO b-ne
the siicei, and spread Information winch he couceve
Ia be invaIds be- and he hopes every su will try hi
rem d. will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription vii! Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1y2s4 Wiliamsburgh, Kings County. " Y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

70 4 New Society has just been FORM
ed in Lansing, whose noble object is nothing less
than "Tbe encouragement for wearing clean
shirts" Mr.. Martin j. We'll, was unanimously
elected General Agent, and had to bind himsel
to keep always on hand full stock of Gents
Shirts Of all kinds and descriptions. from the SC
cent check aud hickory to the fines. linen shirt,
and all kinds of marseies, calico and colored
shirts besides; Also not less than ten differen,
kinds of gents collars. He also had to promise
"as an encouragement to the wear Of clean
Shirts" to sell them at from 90 to % per cent
lees than any other place coull sell them, or they
could be gotten up for. Also to have them al
veil and durab,y made from the commonest ur
to the best
II is useless for "a to comment upon the grea,
ssefulness of Al Institution of this kind, and in
the sagasiry of their choice Of Mr.. We'll as thei
"TeOeral Agent" and his beautiful Store as thei
General Depot" While the former isthe RICH
nan, the latter ia the right place. and every on,
ought TO patronize him, and thereby prove thei
appreciation Of The Society for the Eneour
csaasnt Of the Wear or Clean Shirts"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

AppIEss.-All communications to the
volunteers should be addressed Company X, y
Williams Rifles, Grand Rapids, Mich, where
they will remain for the present.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
wednesday Morning. May y. lSGl'

SocraL-We are requested TO state that
the Presbyterian Social will meet On Thursday
evening. Of this week, at the house Of Rev. C..
c Armstrong.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
THE WEATnER.-The weather has been

HE WEATHER.-1he weather has been
and continues to be, awful We have waited pa
tiently for long time, hoping to say something
good about il. bat have given up in despair
Such cold, wet, rainy, muddy. unpleasant, un
comfortable, gloomy, backward, disagreeabl'
Spring we have not seen in some time If any
body else has, let them say so, or forever atte
hold their peace.
Our " Local" is more disguised about it, J
anything than we are. He has been having
spasms for the past few days. and insists now up
on giving them to Spring. So here goes:
A. NODE To SPRING
Come jen,le spring. with yer snjellic phorm
Inveioped in & SIGH Like ETHEREAL
Mldness. cum wby dontyer? Here i've SGT
Wsten FER ter, with mi toz- in the ashes,
I'll mi noze has cri6e, & and I'VE bu nj mi
Garments ts n git a smell ov yurn, &
Haint.
Nater'l spie IF yer set much
Longer holiin old wintur yer lap,
Whcsea all the time po,in on hur
(Na,urs) fai liniments the jeu-y drippins ov
A ice burg.
Viii don't yer cnm say <
Lite up beving with wun yer old
Fsshund smiles, put a k.lomei of lsyes
On the top no,s Of the usass
Fair bell ov The S--suns ring yerseN
Dri du, wunst-j-st 'er fun; un warm upper
Atmusfers; I'm give gardens = chance to Sass,
Tn farmers chance TO plant kosn, mea
Chance to git mi hare cut.
Yer'd better rattle round fir yer haint
Go, bu. = ia more daze to plant fDurs 4
Set out things fer summer To take care on.
Or;em cant 60 TO sede, eff yer don't ring
Ia purity soon, un CIV the urth suthn
To root TO
Look at hur (n,esn'n the urth)
Sea hur pinin Ike indsposed d1g,
What has ssuu too fur into the water
Arter suth'n he didn't want
Cant yer
TAX pity on hur, and let suth'n warm onto
Hur buzum? Fl yer DO yen see her
I.uxurant form sprou,in clear round,
Hur far fa.e b.u-hiu into nours,S
Well ali b. much Obliged. II yor
Don't, yer can 60 to gras.
Pc ess Cess spring has cum.
pea Pc ess Cess MOI.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

READ THIs.-Croup, Dyspepsia and Liver Complain
cured BY Trask's Magnetic Ouiniment
Judo en-. Tumors and Sores cured BY Trssks Magnets
Ointment.
Cancers cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Erysipeas cured by Tasks Magnetic Ointment.
salt kheum cured by rrask's Magnetic Ointment
Itch cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Eruptions cured By Ira, KS Magnetic Ointment.
Hair restored by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Read AdveI tsment in III paper. 3m310
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

CorGHs The sadlen changes If clmA'e are
Il PULMONARY BRONCHIAL, and AsTBaaIc AFFEc-
lions ksperience naviry Pr we'd hat signpe remedies
pfen set speedily sny hen sken N the early
stages o. tn sease, r-c0urs- stoud he had TO
BrooE- q 0schiIl TOci,s. L z-n-e, lei the Cola
Cough % irs'aiiln I'd tie T;sraa CO light.
b. as precsu 100 a nee --rIsu~ a. ack rnay b.
&c iy sarc-i oG Pubic Speakers AMI >nze.s viii hud
n m etfe-,ua for Gle ,rig I'D stfengsLe the
see a1ve-tsement ernoes
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

WHEELER K WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES WITH NEw
IMPRovfNENIs Al REDUCED PRIcEs.-The Wheeler & VII
Manufsc. ring Cjmpzny having gained their suits
la., NJ Of ing Mach mes
proposes that the pubic shall be benefited thereby and
accordingly reduced The prces of their Sewing Ma
CHI After this Cd, ;bey vii sold at that III
pay Il fair profit the Of manufacture. capital in
vested, andexpenss OF making saes such prices vii.
enable them 10 make first machines, and here.
tofore, guarantee them in every particular.
PARrRI JGE., Gene. al Ayt for Michigan Detroit
l. GlLLET, Jr., Agent for Lars ns and vicinity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

y..,Iv Adyertismentsh have the privilege OF shree
.harges.
..;...s Advertisements, only Al others chargeoby
,he sauare
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

MUSTERED INA correspondent Of the
Journal. writing from Grand Rapids, May 10th.
says:
On Tuesday our Company was inspected by
the Surgeon, and SO were passed by the Sur
geon, took the constitutional oath, and were mus
tered INFO the service, viz:
Cap Il. Priee, Charles w. Leroy,
Nathan 81 Atk nson, George Cox,
John Blanchard, Charles Price,
George h. Sathe land, Wa. ii. Reeves,
Samuel po~Al, Peter CsDsiy,
uney strickland, Riley z. Kent,
Allen Snattuck, joseph Mason,
Sam, e Alexander, Joshua X Penson,
Orr " emily, Alexander Ross,
Joseph stevenson, Samuel Mathews,
Jane TeoEyck, James Davis,
David Hamilton, William A. Murphy,
jacob Hsney, Geo g- r. lis,
ARENAS Nesnan, Chsries II church,
James l. Hsury, Eli + Syerf,
Jihn strong, h. G Eliot,
SIl,S Thurson, Charley VI Clark,
Albert ID Carr, Tn ,na- = Bate,
Americas Miller, Andrew Miller
Ei~sTd " Marsh, Lewis W Miller
Gaze Is Niekbam, Oscar Van WOime-,
Char e. /. Foster, John ii gg1 s,
john Broad, Peter Gays
Orv'ile c Ingerson, Home l. Thayer,
Nrlifm Ga <, VIII am K stale,
Br.df 'rd Carr michael, William Pollock
Fre:ericx Br9oAs, Patrick klroy,
GeoTzeW Davis, Abraham Shear
Hars' scAes, Henry ". McRoberfs
Charles II Rose, .nsephJ Badger,
nh 10 Hath, Jr., Jerome b T. ntyek,
VIM H. b'vs, Anisy Johnson,
Thomas iIenf,ey, DeWIttC Foreman
chaTd tJ,tfel, William p Stevenson,
Pr mes iaekey, Char XIII,
John Bi.s-u, Augustus BIZ ms.
DIVER Re ards, Benz IA +. hammond,
William Hogan, Fare Hilbert,
bavit Jsr.s Webb, Mch,e Hsidley,
Nichols Welch Eugene Ellis,
Aaron b nnetr. Charles b. Lesis,
Geo ge u Randall, Case.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
ss5I EMPLOYMENT: 1875!
AGENTS w ANTED.

We Oil pay from s25 to SIS per month"; ana all e.psn.
ses 10 active Agents give ccmmi-scp Particulars
sent { e. Address eris sewing Machine Company. r.
JONES, General Agent, Milan, ohio. lyS15
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

MOTHERS, READ THIs.-ihe fooxiag is extract from
let er written by The pastor OF 6ptst Church the
journal and Messenger" Cincinnati, OHIO, aud speaks
volumes IN favor Of hat sorid ned meiicne-MKs
WINsLow SOOTHING SYgCP FOR CHILDREN TEEIHING:
- We see an adv rtsment Ia your colums of Mrs.
WInsioW's soothing syrup Nov We never said = VOID
III favor OF patent Medicine before life but
feel compelled osa TO ide that this hum
oug-wE HAVE TRIED r ALL II CLAIMS -
IL PROBABLY, Of the c:essfu medic of
he day, because 1t is u the And those of your
supply ly293
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC w FERS


PULMONIC WATERS
The ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED 1887 and first ar
ce # The kind intUiuoed under tie II PrL-
MONC WAFEss. in this any ottsr cJuntTy: all otter
Fin,ostc waters c0gnterf.1s, The 9eniae can be
kaonn by The name BRYAN being stamped each
WAFER.
BgYANs PCINoSC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Throat Hoarseness.
BRYAN'S PULM,,SIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Diticui, Breathing.
BRYAN PULMoSIC wAfERS
Relieve Splitting nf BiopG, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN PUIMoSIc WATERS
Relieve incip ent Cnnsumpf ION, Lung Diseases
BRYASS PuIMoNfc wAFERs
Relieve lrritati of the Cvula and Tonsils.
BRYAN's PCLMoNIC wAFgRS
Relieve the above Complaints Ten Minutes.
BRYANs PCIAoNIC WATERS
Are a Blessing TO ALI Cia snd Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULNoNIc WATERS
Are adapted for Elcai4sts and Public Speakers
BRYAN's PuLsoNIC wAFEIss
Are in a simple form AMI peasant II the taste.
BRYAN's PCIAoNIC WATERS
Not only relieve but et.ect api and lasting Cures.
BRYAN PULNoNIc wAFERs
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction to every one.
No Family should be without a Box of
BRyAN's PUIMoSIc WATERS
in the louise.
No Traveller should re without a supply of
BRYAS's PCIMoNC WATERS
in his pocket
No person vii! ever object to give for
BKYAN's PCLNoyIC WATERS
T~en.y Five Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor, Rochester. n. Y.
For sale By r Thsyer & Co. Lansing ly2ss
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Rates Of Advertising.

s,u.re of Holiness 81 for the first Insertion and
ant. for. zach subsequent publication forany period
.I,Yee months
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M "a 1 EID y

On the 2o:h inst, ia Lansing, by ReE ]; Armstr,
NJ. HESgY NAsTIs, ~ Ms. NAReAgKET DUSSISG al
I4nsiny
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

>Reieeted BY the Bard and IT included in the footing
on account of info m.y in the returns Of the County
Clerk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

MISS McGEORGE,
Millincr 81 Dress Maker.
VIII he found bJ her friends, DOdges store. Ais
McCeorge eafa fer tie Few friends she has found ID
Lansing and vicinity, bot wishes more those wphiag
such .ervices VII please call an Those wsstiag
bleaching dnoe oil ryonn ~ attention III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
Congressional.

WAsHISGToS, Jan. 25.-Seaote The Chair
laid before the Senate u communication rela-
tive to Fort Abercrombie.
Private bills We're then considered until adj
1ournment.
Adjourned till Monday.
House-The House considered private bills.
The Select Committees report was then
taken up.
Mr. Nelson. of Tennessee, made an anti
cession speech causing much pleasure to the
Republican side of the House. lie said al
most everything should be sacrificed 10 the
Union.
Mr.. Leake, of Virginia, defended the South
He said the Republicans offered premium
for perjury.
Mr.. Bohle viudicated the Republicans. He
said that it could not be expected that they or
The dominant party should modify their views.
No compromise which did not look to the pro-
lection of the rights of the people of all par is
of the country could receive his support.
Mr.. Grow, of Pennsylvania, endea vored TO
introduce a resolution inquiring whether there
exists, i'll the District of Columbia, secret
organization for the seizure of the Federal
property, and if any, if the employees of the
Federal Government are connected with it.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION.

Barex RoreE, Jan. 2s.-The Louisiana State
Convention met to-day.
flag with fifteen stars upon it floats over
the Capitol.
After feryent prayer had been offered mn
the Convention organized by electing rex Coy
crnor Monton President by a viva yoce vote
of 81 20 II.
Mr. Hinge was conducted to the chair and
made speech, thanking the Convention for
the honor conferred upon him, and advising
the utmost caimness and firmness in all their
deliberations.
Resolutions We're adopted for the appoint-
ment OF Committee of Fifteen 10 report arti-
raj Union
Several plans We're here offered.
n resolution was adopted TO convey the
Commissioners from Alabama and South Caro-
Una To seats on the floor
no Chairman then named the Commit ttee of
fifteen 10 report the Ordinance of Secession -
ihe sommittee will make their report to-
morrow.
The Committee on Rules, &c, reported the
ioiiowing officers as necessary, in addition TO
ghe PRESIDENT A Secretary, an Assistant
Secretary, Doorkeeper, r Warrant, Clerk
and a suitable number of enrolling and trans
lating clerks.
A Secretary was elected on the fourth bal
lot.
A committee of three was then appointed,
TO wait on the Commissioners from Alabama
and South Carolina.
The Convention has adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The State Legislature has adjourned until
the 4th of February.
lsECoND DISPATCH.
BATON RoCaR, La, Jan. 24.-The Committee
OF Fifteen reported an Ordinance of Secession
ana resolution regarding the navigation of
the mouth of the Mississippi Both were or
dered to be printed. The committee asked for
postponement of any discussion on them
until II o'clock tomorrow
Several substitutes Were offered for them
having IN view q settlement of existing diff
cnlties- and We're ordered TO be prn ted for to-
morrow.
The Commissioners from Alabama and
South Carolina were welcomed
An invitation from the Mayor of New Or
leans, Tor the Convention to adjourn there
was laid over
a resolution of thanks was offered to the
Governor, FOR his prompt seizure Of the forts
which concludes "we will defend them here
and elsewhere, with all the means in our
power
put, what was the authority for the acts done
The Governor was the highest conseryator of
the peace and while such disregard of law
might become necessary for our rights, the
speaker asked to know what was the cxi~ency
which rendered such action necessary in this
case. He was not prepared TO censure or
thank.
a warm debate ensued: and when the
Governors annual Message was received it
was proposed 10 read that portion having re-
ference 10 the taking of the forts
Much debate for and against this PROPOSE
ton ensued. and ran with confusion, which
the President was forced to rebukp
The resolution was passed-ycas lis, nays s.
THIRD DISPATCH
BATON RoUGE, La, Jan. 25.-The prospects
TINS morning are decidedly in favor of adj
lourning the Convention to New Orleans.
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The Georgia COuyputiCu.

MILLEDGEyGLLE, Ga, Jan. 25.-The creden-
tiais of the Commissioner Were offered.
\ report was offered that no State be adj
mtted into the Southern Union without she
be a slaveholding State, and that if she subse-
quently abolished slavery She shall be excluded
from the Union. The report was tabled for
the present.
A resolution was introduced about Southern
direct trade.
Objections Were made to including Delaware
among the slavehoding States to whom Com
miSsioners are TO De sent.
An ordinance was offered abolishing the
Federal Courts, and substituting them by
State Courts.
An ordinance was adopted relative to the
oaths of lawyers.
The Secretary of the Convention was en-
powered to have the ordinance signers names
Autographed.
The Convention will probably take a recess
after Tuesday.
A large portion of to-day was spent i'll Sc
cret session.
An ordinance was passed resuming the State
authority over all territory hereafter coded to
the United States