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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-25

We euthOrz ID 10 announce W. p. BOND, Of Ray
wood candidate for Delegate 10 the Confederate Con-
gress from the Tenth Congressional District. jy9te
Papers in tue district c1uy.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
Latest News Received.

Some excitement existed yesterday from a re.
port in circulation, that Harper's Ferry had been
attacked. The report is not confirmed, though
appearances indicate an ARRAY there shortly.
The government declines receiving more vol
unteers under the recent call. Satisfactory ad
vices have been received from the British Gov
eminent, with regard to the course it will pur-
sue concerning American affairs. Cortinas is
threatening the western border OF Texas. The
MARYLAND regiment have been declined on the
ground tina. they must enlist for all the purposes
OF the war; Fifteen thousand Tennesseeans are
reported en-route for Virginia. Martin Co, In
diana, is reported to have been invaded by about
three hundred secessionists. Senator Douglas
who has been alarmingly i'll, ia reported nearly
out of danger. England and France are about
sending large feet to our waters for the pro
lection of their commerce. The First Michigan
Regiment is going to Fort Monroe.
The 7ribunes Washington letter says:
No Regiment that has yet arrived has created
such an excitement as the Michigan First. Gen
Cass felt great interest in equipping and prepar'
ing its men, and felt, as well he might, great
pride in their appearance. With their band
they paraded the avenue this afternoon. and paid
their respects to Mr.. Lincoln, who expressed
himself highly gratified with their martial air
Michigan may well feel honored in such repre-
seEtalives. They number 500, and will probably
quarter at the Patent office.
The Times Washington letter says:
The Michigan Regiment, which arrived last
night, paraded to-day, and made splendid per
sonal appearance. They were highly spoken Of
by Gen. Mansfield, Secretary Cameron and Gen
Scott, whom they called upon and saluted. They
went at sundown to the Washington Monumen,
Grounds and discharged their arms as a salute
10 the Monument.
The Worlds correspondent says they were
loudly cheered on their way up the avenue.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

Was begun just a. soon as We were able to come
in contact with her, through the annexation of
Texas. But let the interrogation answer this
question: Why could not the thirty-tour Amer
lean States live in peace? Why are We moar in
the midst Of war: Why did not good sense and
forbearance on Goth sitas proven; collision !:
Human nature is essentially the same. in all times
and places; and We have, as yet, no better way
of Judging Of the future than by the past.
On which ever side we look, then, We find our
selves henmed in so that We must fight. The
Confederate States i'll not nov listen to any pro.
posas for remaining in the Union, however hu-
initiating they might be to US We cannot recog-
nize their independence, without involving our
selves speedily in hoslties, and keeping large
standing force so as to be prepared for them
and duty, honor, and interest call US at once to
unite our strength with that Of the other Loyal
States, and thus put an end TO the rebellion
This contest is not of our seeking; it was inevta
Die; it was forced upon US; and whatever may be
the result, while the war lasts, Michigan will dc
| her whole duty. F.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

The n. Y. Tribune, says: This il a newly-in-
vented weapon Of warfare. and is designed to
render cavalry superior TO infantry. Ii Is an ad-
mitted fact in the science of war that infantry
formed into 4 square or in mass, and standing
firm and unbroken, can defeat an equal number
Of cavalry, even being armed with the ordinary
weapons. This fact has been fully demonstrated
upon many a well-fought field in the last half
century, the most notable Of which was that OF
Waterloo, where the French cavalry repeatedly
charged the squares Of English infantry. and
were uniformly repulsed, the squares standing
firm and unbroken.
A man and horse, acting as one, have the
strength and speed Of several men, and ought, if
properly armed, to be competent to the defeat
of several men. The shrapnel is new weapon
adapted to this superior strength and speed, and
cavalry armed with this destructive machine and
we'll skilled in its use can easily defeat four times
their number of infantry, moving them down
ike grass before a scy,he. This weapon may
also be used by cavalry against cavalry; and
even by infantry it will be found exceedingly de-
structive.
The shrapnel was invented in one of the Nor
ttern States, and 100000 Of them have been
recently manufactured for European Govern
ment for the aiming Of cavalry. The present
wide spread rebellion in our own country has
caused the inventor to offer them to our Gov.
ernment. They have been submitted to the
proper department and approved of and purcha'
sed, and the President will shortly call into the
service of the United States large body Of cav
airy, to be furnished with the shrapnel as an ad.
ditional arm. With this destructive weapon
they will be able to cut in pieces and annihate
four times their own number of the best infan-
try that ever entered field.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

SOUTHERN PHRENZY If we are to credit tn,
accounts given by some of the papers south
there is perfect insanity raging in many pla
ces on the war question. Lately the southern
mad caps appear to be taking a religious turn
We find the following in the n Y. Ind. pendent
quoted from the New Orleans Christian Adso
cate:
such universal military movement and
enthusiasm we certainly never have seen. Tn,
whole population of the South seems to he un.
der arms. Nearly every steamer and railroad
train, bound to or from New Orleans. is filled
with our gallant volunteers. Nearly every
clergyman we know is member of a military
company. Thousands upon thousands of ladie.
are making uniforms, preparing comforts. and
raising money Tor the troops. The Military
Fair, at Odd Fellows Hall. was the grandest
affair of the kind We ever witnessed. Thou
sands Of Southern ladies' are begging to lie
d'aIed, and many are arming. and practcing
in the use of the rifle and the revolver.
''In the midst Of this military enthusiasm,
there is deep religious fervor. Praying.
weeping women are urging their sons some of
them youths, to the field. The truth is. it is a
religious ,cdr. 1t is in defense of the rights of
conscience. 1t is in defense of the faith once
delivered to the saints, against those who rouid
t"ree ms, by arms, to reeeire their infdei highe,
IdU instead OF the Bible of our foretathers
rs there any doubt Of the result of such
war? None in the world. We may suffer. but
We shall succeed
Isn't that pious?
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
z. and j. R-A Nuss Threatened.

Twiggs, The traitor, is not satisfied. He asked
il be might go cut Old Buck SAID lie might
Twiggs went out and undertook TO take Others
with him But it seems he is not satisf d with
the order OF his going though lie stood Oh IL,
he will not stand il. tie demands Satisfaction
We sincerely hope be will get ii. Not having
"a friend to convey bis card and note oi hon
or TO j. b, he INDUCES in type. He message,
dated at East Pascagoula, and published in
Southern paper, informs J. Il. as follows.
Your usurped right TO dismiss me from Tie
army might be acqulesced IN; but YOU bad DO
right 10 brand me a. traitor. This was peiso-
nal, and | shalt treat ii az such, NOT through
the papers, but in person. ] shall most assursdg
pay visit to lancaster for The sole purpose OF .
persona! interview With you. 80 Sir, prepare
yourself l am very well assured that pubic
opinion will sanction any course ! may Jake with
you"
This is CRAFTY ing. /. ia glorious. We don't
know as j. Il. can shoot; We don't know as h:
cock-eye, in fine frenzy rolling, ever looked thro
the sights of Derringer, hair fingered; ezf
We wish him success if a meeting eve happens
and We wish Twiegs success also. Go il, J. d.
60 it T.; 10 two fiery galiants ever bad suca
perfectly disinteyested audience 10 exhibit tner
duel!ing skill before as you are blessed with
Grand Rapids Eagte.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

IRE MADNESS OF VIRGlNIA-We gee bv the
Southern papers that Mr.. Ex Secretary Cobb has
been making speeches in the Gulf States, and as
surfing the people that they must have no appre.
tensions; they might 60 on with their planting
and their other business, as usual; the war would
not come 10 their section-ts theatre ,ronH be
along the borders of the Ohio and in Virq;nia.
". y Express
Pleasant news for the Old Dominion-is it
not? Having entered the conflict as the ally of
the Cult State patriots, she finds herself saddled
with the chief onus of the war. Having PLAY ed
the part of decoy for the secession thmbc. rig
gers, che is rewarded for her labors oy being
handed over to Justice! Having been used by
Messrs. JEFF. Davis & Co. to pull their ches:nuts
out of the fire, she finds herself cot only the VIC
tim of burnt fingers. but the victim OF public rid
icnle as well. She finds that in acting the role of
incendary, she has stupidity set her own house
on ere!
The condition of Virginia, ptiable az it is,
will excite little commisseraton. She has
brought on her troubles BY her own folly. She
had il in her power to stay the tide OF revou-
tior. But she chose to throw herself into it.
AID must not complain if che is overwhelmed il
it, wild waters We instinctivelv rush to the
rescue Of the poor wretch who has walked off
the pier by mistake; ''but lit him drown" is
the cry which greets the desperate Who crowns
life Of crime by suicide. The world brea,hes
ireer in the consciousness that there il one
scamp less in the comnunity.-Aibany journal,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
An Alarm.

The Richmond (Va) Examiner, is somewhat
alarmed at the extent Of the Governments pre-.
parations. 1t says:
ITO prevent the imminent wretchsduess--
the indescribable calamity that hangs over us
there is but one thing to do and thai is. to hur
~ up the troops to the rendezvous, and to cor
centrate the armies that must save US, if saved
We may be. Virginia alone is perfectly able to
turn the current OF invasion, and she will do it
perfectly well if her force is handled with decis.
ion and intelligence. She can meet and beat an
army of Fifty thousand volunteers with absolute
certainty; and that is more than the North can
get here before the crisis Of the danger is pass
ed. But if our rulers are inbecles or traitors:
if our generals are timid or incompetent, then,
be sure of il, We are a lost people"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
TRoors FOR THREE Yr.ss-The ,o,,o~;,o

TROOPS FOR THREE YEARs.-The following is
the apPortionment among the States of the
troops TO be raised under the call for three year.
VI the three regiments from this State, two are
already in encampnent, and will be prepared to
march in few days:
The entire apportionment of the Is Regiment.
ls As follows New York IL; Pennsylvania 10
Ohio 9; Illineis 6; Indiana 4; Massachusetts
.; Missouri; Kentucky 2; Wisconsin 8 /; lows
=; New Jersey 3; Virginia 3; Michigan 8;
Maryland, Maine, Connecticut, New Hamshire,
Vermont, Rhode Island, Minnesota, Delaware
Kansas. Nebraska, and the District Of Columbia
one regiment each. The other regiment, viz
of cavalry, is not assigned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
Michigan Primary School Money.

The Superintendent of Public Instruction ia
School Funds to the several counties and
townships for the current year. The amount
this year is forty-two cents per child. The pop
uaton of the State increases faster than the
fund; and the per. centage is consequently q
little less than last year. The entire sum is also
less than that of last year. owing to the fact that
a much larger amount of land has been forfeited
this year than usual We have obtained the
counties, which is shown in the following state
aggregate amount apportoned to the several
ment: