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To lie People ofMe State Of Miehiqan:

To tie People Of tie State of Michigan:
In accordance 10 the foregoing resolutions
we make the following statement aud brief
appeal to YOU:
At the late session of the legislature, that
body authorized and provided that tho issuing
by the Governor and Treasurer of Bonds Of
the State, 10 the amount Of One Million Of
Dollars if so much should be necessary for the
purpose for which they are designed. Their
object j, to provide the fuads necessary to
raIso, equip and prepare that portion Of the
forces required by the general governments TO
suppress the rebellion against It's authority
which it has become tho duty Of Michigan to
furnish. They arc to be bonds having TWEEN.
ty-fye Yeas, to run before maturity. They
will draw seven per cent. interest, which will
be payable semi.aunualIy. They will be is
sued in sums Of not less than $50 and not
more than $1,000 each. On all bonds for
less than $500 the interest will be payable
in Detroit, and on all Of $500 aud upwards
it will be payable in New York. To each
BoGI there will be attached coupons. which
ale certificates signed by the State Treasurer
for each instaIment OF interest, stating the
time when it will become due and where pay
able, and that it will be epayable to the bearer
thereof These coupons, as they become due,
may be cut oil from the bond, and will be re.
ceveable for all taxes, and will everyw here in
tho State be worth so many dollars az they
represent. The bonds or the money invested
in them will be exempted from all taxation
under the laws of the State. They will al.
ways be easily exchangeable for money at
their value, aud before the peace of the couu
try was disturbed, would have sold for from
four to eight per CEN premium, and will
again when order shall be restored. There
is a small sinking fund provided by which
some small portion Of the bonds are redeem.
able each year, at present amounting to &c.,
900 per annum. These things are thus par.
tcularly stated that all may particularly un-
derstand the nature aud value Of tho bonds.
There needs no argument to prove them good
10 citizens of this State who know ils condi-
tior, population, wealth and resources, and
the comparatively small amount Of its pub
lie debt.
This action has been only the emboly-
ment Of that will Of the people, aud in obc.
dicnce to its command The amount ofmou.
ey required WAS much 10 large to be raised
at once by tax, We have no monied iust
tutions with large accumulated capital to al
vance il. The credit Of the State, therefore,
in this form, WIS the only alternative. The
mere enactment Of the law, however, will not
raise the required fluids to enable the officers
Of H. State 10 pay already accumulated and
accumulating liabilities inevitably incurred
in the discharge Of the great duty resting up
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SCOTT AND TIE VETERAN.
By BAYARD TAYLOR.

/.
An old crippled veteran to the War Department
lie sought the Chief who led him, on many field
of fame
The Chief who shouted Forwards whereer his
banner rose,
And bore its stars in triumph behind the flying
foes.
"Hove YOU forgotten, General the battered soldier
cried,
"Thc days of eighteen hundred, twelve when wa,
at Your side?
Have you forgotten johnson, that fought at Lundys
Lancg
IT'S true I'm old and pensioned, but want to fight
again
Have forgo:ten?" said the Chief; "my brave old
soldier No
And here's the hand gave you then. and let it tell
you 80:
But you have done your share, my friend; you're
crippled old and gray,
And we have need of younger arms and frcsher
blood today."
"But General" cried the veteran.a flush upon his
brow;
"Thc very men who fought with us, they say, are
tlGi ors now
They've torn the flag Of LundyS Lane, our old red
white, and blue,
And while drop of blood is left, I'll show that
drop is true
"Im no, So weak but can strike, and I've good
old gun
To get the range Of traitors hearts and prick them
on" 10y one.
Your Mimic rifles and such arms itain't worth
I couldn't get the hang o them, but I'll keep my
powder dry
God bless you, conmde" said the Chief-"God
bless your loyal heart,
But Younger are in the field and claim TO have
their part.
They'll plant our sacred banner in each rebellious
town,
And woe, henceorth, to any hand that darcs topull
il down.
"But Gcncml''-still pcrsisting, the weeping vctc-
ran cried:
"Im young enough to follow, SO long as you're my
guide:
And some, you know, must bite the dust, and that,
at least, canl
So, give the young ones place to fight but me
place TO die.
VIII.
If they should fire on Pickens, let the Colonel in
command
Put ne upon the rampant, with the flag staff in my
band;
No odds how hot the cannon. smoke, or how the
shells may fly,
III hold the Stars and Stripes aloft, and hold them
till die!
II IN ready, General, so you let a post to me be
given
Where Washington can see me, ns he looks from
highest Heaven,
And cay to Putnam ut his side, or may be, General
Wayne:
There stands old Billy johnson. that. fought at
Lundy's Lane
y.
"Anl vixen the fight is hottest, before the traitors
ty;
When she'll and ball are screechnc and bursting
in the sky,
lfauy shot should hit me, nnd'lay me on my
face,
Ny soul would go to Washington's, and not to
Arnold's place.
May l3 leGl.
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MxNGE RIFLE SHoTs.-The power Of the
Mimic rifle las been proved in the collision Of
The troops with the mob at st. Louis. The
balls in striking the walls tore the bricks for
a space of three or four inches in diameter,
and, when they struck 7erpcndicularly, pene-
tatcd to the depth Of six inches into the sol
id wall. Ono shot, fired at an angle to the
wall, tore away the corner of brick next the
door frame, struck the edge of the frame,
penetrating through it at least six inches,
and went through the door into the building,
lodging into the opposite walls.
n. Y. Sun.
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Parson Brownlow thinks that Tennessee
cannot possibly be dragged out Of the Union
He says:
Less than three months ago, the people OF
Tennessee, by majority of sixty.fye thous-
and declared that they would remain in the
Union, and thereby repudiated jeff. Davis
and he treason f his bogus Government. -
Shall this Lcgislature-a body chosen nearly
two years ago-now take it upon themseIvcs
to say that the peopl, were wrong-tha,
their sentiments havc changed, aud give
them no opportunity of recording their pro-
test against il 7 Are the people ready to sub
nit to such tyranuyl Are their necks ready
for the yokel viii they ia ely submit
their rights to be frecmcn3 If they are
ready TO submit to this thing they deserve to
be slaves for life. But we tell the u,nrpcrs
in Tennessee that the people will not submit
to this thing Meier Nerer : =
Neyer : !
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For the liillsdnle Standard.
TIE VOLUNTEERS.

They are going from hearths and homes
To fields Of blood and death,
The cry from out Wisconsin comes
Like free Indians breath.
From CALIFORNIA; golden sands,
4. From rocks of Oregon,
From rugged Mnnesotas lands,
The patriot souls come on.
The beautiful Peninsula,
Ohio, Illinois,
And Indiana, Iowa,
Are Of no mixed alloy.
The gnnite State stands like q rock,
Rhode Island small, but bold;
And Massachusetts, meets the shock,
As hrayely as Of old.
New York is ready for the fray,
With legiOns marshalled broad
And the Green mountains hail the day,
In strength Of Salaoths God.
The pines of Naine are left uncut,
And Pcnnsylyanian mines
tnwrought;-the palace and the hut
Pour forth the battle lines.
The border States present drouth,
Too sad for verse to tell;
And blacklist treason rules the South,
But all shall yet bc well.
For Bunker Hill shall stand alone,
And Princeton be forgot,
Till treason shall have left, no throne,
And trai tOrous men are-not.
They 60 TO bleed, yet faltcrs none,
All press to gain the prize.
a heart shall beat for every one,
And daily prayers shall rise.
Farewell God save you in the fight,
And give you mighty strength
To unfurl our banners glorious light
In every State at length
Hillsdale College, May 1861. J. 3. J.
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ScoTrs TAcrIcs.-In commenting upon
the skiIlful and comprehensive preparations at
headquarters the n. y, Commercial Adrer-
hser says:
"In this systematic, gradual but sure hem
ming in of his adversary, tue genius Of Win
field Scott shines in its ccarest lustre. 1t is
said that on one occasion remark was made
to him respecting this peculaity Of his At rat
egy, aud he playlulIy replied "Whcn | am
going to catch a rat, / always see to it that
all bis holes are first stopped
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-06-04

A PATRIOTIC CHRISTIAN MoruER.-The
following touching letter, says the n. y.
Tribune, was written 10y lady OF this city,
temporar ly absent in an adjoining State, on
hearing that her five sons had volunteered,
and gone South:
"My Dear Husband Your letter came to
bard last evening. / must confess that /
was startled hy the news referring to our
boys and for the moment felt as though a
ball had pierced my own heart. For the first
time | was obliged to look things full in the
face. But, although | have always loved my
children with a love that none but mother
can know; yet, when look at the state of
my country, cannot withhold them, aud in
the name o. their God, and their mothers
God, and their countty's God, bid them 90.
If had ten sons, instead Of five, | would
give them all, sooner than have our country
rent in fragments. The Constitution must be
sustained at any cost. We have part to
act and a duty. to perform, and may God =,
our father, strengthen us, and nerve us to the
task, and enable us to say, Whatever Thou
requrcst, that will | chcer,uIly give and 10.
May He bless and protect our dear children,
and bring them home to us in safety. hope
you will provide them each with Bible, and
give them their mothers love and blessing,
and tell them orr prayers will accompany
them, and ascend in their behalf, night anl
day."
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Troop, Offered 10 the Government.

Upon the authority of the Washington
Star, the statement is made that up to this
time the total number Of troops whose servi
ces have been accepted by and offered to the
Government for the present emergency,
amounts to The extraordinary number OF Soo,'
600
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ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF MICH.
IGAN.
THE NEW STATE BONDS.

RsSored, That committee of eight members Of
the House be appointed to prepare and issue an al
dress TO the people of the State explaining the OBJ
legation Of the bonds 10 be issued for the loan
made 10 enable Michigan to take its place by the
side of all loyal States, aud 10 its full duty in sus-
tainlng The Government Of the country in the pres
ent emergency, and recommending and setting forth
the reasons why the bonds should be taken by the
citizens of this State.
Rcsorcd That the Speaker of the House be add
ed to the Commttce.--PasSed bIthe House Of Repre-.
scntqnres, May 10, l-6l.
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So THEY SAY.-Iiis Maj jesty jefferson l.,
in consideration as well of the lamentablc
shortness Of Gen Bragg's name as Of his long
contin ued performances within few miles OF
Fort Pickens, has been most graciously pleas
cd TO order and direct that hereafter Ee shall
be called General Braggadocio, aud obeyed
and respected accordingly.
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Addre.. ofLIent. Gov. Williams.

Tho following address was delivered TO the
Senate of Michigan by JosEpH X. WILLIAMS,
Esq. Lieutenant Governor, at the opening Of
its receut extra session:
,Sendt0rs:-Since our adjournment the
Hon. James Birney, Lieutenant Governor Of
the State, has resigned rs Office While the
State and tho Senate ] ie lost his services in
one sphere Of duty, he has carried to the
Bench the courtesy an ability for which be
was distinguished here. By virtue of an
election as President pro tempore, the duties
of the Lieutenant Governor AS President Of
this body, deyol,e upon me-. Possessing no
natural aptitude for the peri rmonce Of such
duties, and having had but little experience
| must crave your patience and indulgence II
errors shall be committed.
We have assembled at a crisis the most
momentous that has occurred in our national
history. After period Of eighty years Of
unexamplcd prosperity and progress, III.
bolical conspiracy, not only against our nsti-
tutions, but sgains. humanity itself, has
! brought our Government to tho eve Of disso-
luton. n forbcarance has been exercised
with treason, that would have plunged any
otl er Government into hopeless anarchy. Tho
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'e",' sno ',I"'"'e' ~ "t''o'r"'o "pou INV
- '"' 'I' nc 80 ',''
forces adequate to crushing instruction.
History is always repeating itself. There
Lave been crises in the history Of every nation
when their existence and destiny were a.
stake. We ale in the midst of suc a crisis.
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-06-04

fEA Cincinnati brewer was telagraphed
from Memphis for three hundred kegs Of Ia.
ger, to which he replied "Nary Drop" Prov.
ing that, though We may be willing to bring
secession to its bier, We are not 50 willing to
send beer to secession.
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r. A correspondent Of tie Sandusky
Register ''prols' the seceleis in the follow
ing qucsIious
Q. What cannon did most 10 destroy Fct
Sumter?
A. Bu chanGn.
Q. What ground will the leading south.
EN- men take in the present coufictg
a. The background.
9. How was the mon'y got out Of tho
custom house at New Orleans.
4. 1t was Xaich.od OUT
@. BY what sort of birdsl
a. Jail birds.
Q. How was their nest madel
y. With TOiggs.
q. What sort Of drills were used { 0 opeu
the vaults OF the U. 5. Mint!
\. Scoun drels. w
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4 Sensible Landlord.
An exchange says:

An exchange says:
little incident transrred some days
ago st one Of our hotels which Is wort ' Of
Eolics.
\ little girl entered the bar-room and in q
pitti'nl tone told the keeper that her mother
had sent her to get eight cents.
Eight cents sail the keeper.
"Yes, sir
What does your mother want with eight
cents ! don't owe her anything.
"Woi, said the child, father spends all
lis money horo for rum, and we have moth
ing to eat to-day. Mo,hol wants to buy
loaf of bread.
y loafer remarked to the bar keeper to
lick tho brat out.
"No," said the bar keeper, 'Ill givo her
money, and if her father comes back again,
Ill kick Him out. ..r
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RgA worthy sister Of Gov Magoffin has
sent to the Legislature petition for the
UHion signed by eight hundred ladies of Mer
Ger county. God bless her for pa,riotism.-
Would to Heaven she were Governor Of Ken
tucky, and that her brother Beriah wcro al
homo in petticoats.- Louisville Journal.
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l6- If men and women are not ashamed
to ge' ,ntried, it seems strange that they
generally do il just as rogues run away-be.
tween two days.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-06-04

Es A poor poet rather than to continue
to scribble, should hang his harp on the
limb Of a tree-with his neck ught in the
strings.
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JoNEeVTIl.E, MlCH-, J. ". COZ, PROPNFTOR. TTIF
above House, FORMERLY known the sherman House,
las been placed in thorough repair and furnished new
throughou Its share of tho public il respectfully
lisitcd. Gec21m3
Dec II, 1860
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TT Probably the men who can boast the
possession Of the most varied and numerous
gifts are the beggar.
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VAS AMBuRGH AND THE SECEssIoSGsrs.-
Last week, Van Amburgh, tho hontamcr,
while on his way to Easton, Maryland, with
his show, was intercepted by IN express rilcr,
sent on by friend, who notified him that
the rebels had laid plans to seize his horses,
Of which he had 100, shoot bis wild animals,
and send him adrift. lie Immediately Turn
ed about and by travelling IS miles in ono
day, got safely into podnsyyauia with all
his property. Van now alyertises that be
will give $4,000 to any one who will take
Jeff. Davis alive, pledging himself, If he gets
him in his keeping, to furnish him with n
bran new cage, and tsko Linn through tie
country on exhibition as traitor, whose ter
pitudc is second cnly to that Of Judas Iscari
OF.
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Nrw JIyEHy .T,rIr.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING OPENED A LIVERY STA
Die at c. Pccks OIL stan east nr the Post ole
prenar 10 let Horses Carriages Also, "a car
rypsssengers any point they wish reasonable terms
STRONG DOUD, Proprictors.
lii sdale. Mich Dec 10. lslO.
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Cy- Wine is turn coat; first friend,
then IN enemy.
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Eg- The spirit Of the teacher oion neu-
tmlises the spirit Of the teaching.
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rs- Thirty fln Is arrived Keoknl
Tuesday from No'lcastc'n NJ -, wLo
,.,tIos nsa ~ 'n''' D0"'. % "'y''' OF political
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JAMES +. JOY,
DEXTER MUSSEY,
CHARLES GREGORY,
THOMAS +. MOORE.
a. IL. MORRISON,
{. G. DOUGLAS.
ALuNXD Sr.S IONS,
I. y. GILBERT,
FRANCIS II RANKIN,
Committee
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GoIHG or TO JoIS HIS REGIMEXT.-This
m5ring,a member Of the Vermont Regiment
passed through tho city On route for New
York, 70 join his regiment, On its way to Fort
Monroe. He was detained st home by tho
illness of his father, who is very aged. Yes
tcrday, the physicians decided tha, be could
not recover, when the Old man called lis son
to bis bedside anl said TO him :-"My sou, I
cannot live; if you would sec me die happy,
90 join your regiment and Eight for y Ut coun.
try The young man baio his father flre
well, and is of for the wars. Troy Times.
ES- The following liucs by Dean Swift,
are recommended to the ettention Of J cii.
Davis:
Two beams stanlant,
One beam crossait
A rope pendant.
A scouadrel at a., eH : .FH"
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PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JEWEIiER AZ
experience nf Fourteen Years in Eastern cities
now permanently located N NisGale NJ Farnams Drug
Store-npNt door to BoStwicbs. All work warranted 10
rive entire satisfaction. Sign ~ the Big Watch
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ID u NIEDy.S

PRACTICAL ENGRAvER ON GOLD, SILVER AND FLA.
ted goods; orders left ~ J. C Wilmots Jewclry Store
n.50
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ElNAUV5E, " T. 4IHy -%I ICUI'
EDIToRs OF THE HLLsDALE STANDARD: l
send you a copy ofsome resolutions passed by
the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, now sitting in this city. should be
glad to see them published in your paper
| would only add that they were passed unan.
imou'iy-thc Assembly voting standiag
IourS DC,
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Parson BfoWnloW on Secession

Detroit, Moy 81, 1861.
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WESTERN HOTEL
CL,RrNpoNu HORSE.

ALLEN 4 SMITH. PROPRlETORS. A GOOD LIVERY
connected with the House.
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Take Notice.

MO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RICH
Poor-Lcarued unlearnol. white block, bond
Or freecome and speak 'r Yourselves freemcn, and
Iou shall BE- proviacdfor. We A,llcontiuue the
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-06-04

ATTORNEY AT LAW. SOLlC1rORlN CHANCERf AND
Notary Public. All leCa business promptly attended to-
KALAMAZOO, Mich,
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AND STtTIONER, BLANK BOOK MANU-
heturcr and Ruler. old Books rebound Adrian. Mich
octl357
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29
Constipation or Costiveness-

No OF the .'ulany ills that iIesl is heir TO- il -,
prevalent, little underNIoOl al,I 80 much l,r CtI
As C0stNcnesa: Oneu originating n c1,r.lrrNis,s Or
aedentHry habits; It Ia regarded slight disorder
OF too little consequence to excite Auacty NIi IN
EeIE u Is the precursor and companion many OF
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, aph urietA
timely grave Among the lighter evils Of whIci,
cHHtiTeusss IL tie usual attendant are lIcaLncItc
CHIlc, rheumatism. Foul RrsRtl Piea and others OF
IKE nature while long train Of rightIuI 6isr.. Cs
sueh Is Malignant FevcrB, AbsrrEFeH, DysenteEy, 1t
1Trhosa, Dyspepsia Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis,
6tystrrn' Melancholy and Insanity
first indicate their presGncC In the system Iy fhts
alarming symptom. Not ,ufrequently the dIstRslH
named originate in Cunst .tiOn. but take gu mn In.
dependent existence unless the is erieated In
an early stacy Prom all these considerations 1t foI
lows that the disorder should receive immediate AT
tcnilon whenever 1t occurs and person should
hSlect To got box OF CeplRlic Fills tho first A
ptGF2nGe Of the complaint, their timely u-e viii
pol Tie tustdd0uS approaches Of disease aud destroy
this dangerous foe TO human life.