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THE PROPOSED DESTRUCTION OF THE COTTON
AND TOBACCO CRoPs.-Many of the Southern
journals are just now calling upon the planters
to burn their cotton and tobacco, as measure of
expediency, in view Of the near approach
of the Northern hosts, and calls have
been circulated among them to the same
effect. We find, however, that most of
the names appended to the latter are those
of flibusters and others who have q des-
peratc stake in the rebellion, and whose only
chance of escape from the penalties which they
have incurred is in the success OF the cause in
which they have identified themselves as ring
leaders. These are the men who have got the
people of the South into their present trouble,
and now, as q dernier resort, thoy advise the
wanton destruction Of two hundred and fifty
millions worth of property But we are greatly
mistaken II the Southern people by this time do
not know better than to trust any longer to the
guidance of the authors of the overwhelming
difficulties which surround them. A few of the
more fanatical of these arch-conspirators may
destroy their cotton and tobacco; but we very
much question If they will find many to follow
their silly example They find their own tails in
the trap and, on the principle that it is cheerful
to have companions in misery, they want to get
as many other tails in the trap with them as
they can. But the bait will not succeed. The
Union sentiment at the South is developing
and asserting itself more and more every day,
and the people generally are beginning to feel
that they made grand mistake in ever listening
to the demagoguos who now wish them to COM
pdete thcir ruin BY an outrageous conaagrau0u'
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ONE MEANS OF RAISING REvENUE.-In the Tax
bill 1t is proposed to tax gas twenty-five cents
per one thousand feet From returns which
have reached us from twenty cities, and which
we give in tabular form, it will be seen that
from the gas consumed by these cities alone
the government will derive a revenue of over
six hundred thousand dollars
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The FEELING TowARDs THE UNITED STATES IN
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.-The European news
which we publish this morning indicates very
satisfactory state of feeling towards this coun-
try in England and France. The speech Of Mr..
Bright in the House of Commons, censuring the
government for it's threatening action in the
affai of the Trent shows the current of public
opinion to be running strongly in our favor.
He told the ministry that the money expended
in naval and military preparations had been
worse than thrown away; that the menaces of
tho government were quite uncalled for, and
that Lord RusSell's despatch read more like
declaration of war than courteous demand
for just object, which America could not fail
to comply with. He at the same time took
the opportunity Of correcting the idea that this
country was ruled by mob, and argued that
the interests of England and the United
States were so bound up that it was
in every respect inadvisable to inaict
sting which it might take centuries to
remove. The reply Of Earl Russell to some
inquiries respecting the Imprisonment of
British subjects shows that there is now
more perfect understanding of our rights
at the other side, and no disposition
whatever to provoke hostilities. The allusion
in the address of the French Senate to the En-
peror is not without importance, as denoting the
feeling towards us in that country-that of the
government and the people being nearly iden-
tical. 1t proves to us &hat France cntertains
no designs to interfere in any way with our
domestic quarrel, and that she wishes speedy
success to the Union arms. We may therefore
congratulate ourselves on the satisfactory state
of our foreign relations, and, with certain vic
tory before us, complete the restoration Of the
Union without any dread of external foes.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The Arabia arrived at this port from HaI

The Arabia arrived at this port from Halifax
yesterday, with our European files and correspond
ence to the 18th of February. Some very inte-
resting details of her news-English Continental
and Eastern-will be found in the HERALD this
morning.
The Bremen arrived at this port from South
ampton last night. She brings our files Of the
10th ultimo.
The Norwegian, from Liverpool on the 20th, and
Londonderry the 2lst ult., arrived at Portland
yesterday morning. Her news is five days later
than that received by the Arabia; but the advices
are not Of much interest.
Consols closed in London on the 2lst ut. at o27s
a SO for money. American stocks we're without
material change. Breadstuffs experienced slight
decline In Liverpool on the list ult., and were
looking downward. Provisions were quiet and
steady. Cotton closed firm, after advancing from
one-eighth to one-quarter Of penny during the
week.
II was hoped that the Galway Steamship Com
pany would still obtain the Atlantic nail subsidy
from the English government The new Italian
loan was announced on the London Stock Ex.
change. It amounts to ss,9l0OOO. 1t is now said
that Napoleon has assured the Pope that the
French troops will not leave Rome. The dieision
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PRINCIPAL LOYAL CITIES.

Now when we add to this sum the revenue
from the gas consumption Of other cities, and
of towns and villages, and from Southern cities
which will be required to pay taxes as they are
brought back into the Union it is evident that
from this one source the government will receive
a yearly revenue of over million of dollars;
and this tax is, as it should be, so equally dis
tributed that no one man will feel the additional
burthen imposed upon him for the support OF
the government.
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of the stomach, bowels and other digestive organs
80 Of general fevers, of diseases of the urinary
organs, unknown, and II from violent causes.
There we're 299 natives of the United States, III
of England, 81 of Ireland, 2l Of Germany, Of
Scotland, and the balance Of various foreign coun
tries.
The cotton market yesterday was moro active, with
botter demand from the trade generally, including
spnners, while prices closed at advance OF lc per
h. The sales footed about 800 bales closing on the
basis Of 25c por b. Flour in fair demand, some
grades were rather easier, while prices for mos
descriptions about the same Wheat was
unchanged, and sales moderate. Corn sold to
a fair extent at coo. o 62cfor Western mixed,
in store, and delivered. Pork less buoyant
and active while sales of made at Sl4 25
ASIA 37K and new prime at $40 rs sli Whskey, int
consequence Of the proposed excise Of 15c per gal
on took another jump, and with FREQ sales, closed a.
3lc. 32c per gallon Freighs rather frmer, with
fair amount Of engagements. Sugars were Arm and &C
tive withsaes Of $50 hhds at full prices. The Mcssrs
Stlars quotations. for their refined goods, will be found
IN another column.
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE, Broadway.-Tnx MA.
cARrHY, oRl.TnE PEEP CT DAY.
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wALLAcK's THEATRE. No. sli Broadway-wnD
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WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.-PAUL PRY-MY NEIGH
NisE-UKcLE ION > AgiN.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway. y.-coLLrHs BAws
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NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-UscLz Ton
CABIN-My III % CLEnA
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.--cos
NUTT-LIrlNG HipFoPorAnUs, WHALE &C, at a.! hours
sADAK ANJ kALASADF afteraoon and evening
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BowERY THEATRE Bowery.-sucKsrr's NAuoSAl
CIRCUS
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NEW YORK ATHENRuM, Broadway.-UscLs Toas
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AMERICAN MUSIC HALL Ala Broadway.-SoSGs BAI
LIFTS, PASroMiMEs &c.-ko ;ERT MicAI lE.
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GAIETIES CONCERT ROOM, GIG Observation-Disclosures
Roon ENTERTAINMENTS. BALLETs, PANroxMRs FARcEs SO
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MUSIC HALL 5s5 Broadway -Soyo,
cEs, BuRLEsouEs, &c-okLANSIeAy AT THE FAiR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

TuBE ISSUED SEPTEMBER Is, 1862.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-Peck & Merri6eld

HERIFF'S SALE.-Peck l. Merrifeld
issued out of and under the seal Of the circuit
for the county Of Ineham, and State Of Michigan
directed and delivered against the goods and chateis
lands and tenements Of John w. Norris die, the l2th
day Of June, A. d. 1852, levy upon and take all the
right title and interest of the said John w. Norris,
and TO the following described lands and tenements TO
The rh half Of the north half Of the south
quarter eight excepting and ave
from the northeast csrner thereof h town four north
Of range the county OF ham and State OF
Michigan, which rgf title and interest shall expose
for sale At public aucton the highest bidder at the
front door Of the lngam county Court House in the viii
lage Of Mason saturday the 9Th day Of september
next. at one O'Clock ?. N.
Dated Mason, July 18th, 1862.
3,ow:. TRUMAN SPENCER, Sheriff
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CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of q

" decrea order Of the Circuit Court for the county Of
Ingham, in Chsncery made on the thirteenth day Of
February, A. 1852, in case wherein James w. Till
man is complainant, and Ulysses d. Ward and Harley
Ingersoll Defendants the subscriber, Circuit Court
Comm for the county Of ngham, state Of Aichi
gan will sell at public auction at the Court House in the
village Of Mason said county Friday the 18th day
Of August, A D. 1852, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
the land described in said decretal Order viz lot
Der eleven (l) block number eighty three (s3) in
the village (now oty) Of Lansing, State Of Michigan
Dated Lansing, June 24th, 1867
HORATIO PRATT,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Ing. Co. Mich.
DART BNGHAA Sol re- for Compt 315w7
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Nosice

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice
n hereby given, that in pursuance Of license &c
me granted by VIM H PackDey Judge Of Probate for
the county Of InghaT, On the It'll day Of July 1862
shall expose for sale public auction the premises
IN the Third Ward Il the City Of lansing Wednesday
the 9th day of August next At two O'Clock In the after
Of said day, the following piece parcel Of Land
with the dwelling house and other fixtures thereon viz
lot No t. In block No 40 IN the City Of lansing
ccrding 20 the recocied plat thereof.
Terms made known day Of sale.
DOLLY RICE.
Administrator of Estate Of o. B Rice deceased
nAtsA Lansing July 18th 1881 37iw6
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result OF long and extensive practice They IN
in their operation and certain in correcting all irregu
ties Painful Menetruatons removing all obstructo1s
whether from cold or Otherwise, headache, paD = ~
side palpatation OF the heart, whtes, all nervous
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TO MARRIED LADIES M. Sibie's Pills ere invalsobk,
they will bring the monthly period with rsgut9
ladies who have been disappointed in the use Il 90
Pills, place the utmost confidence IN Dr. Sib0h0
Pills, doing all that they represent 70 do.
NOT1CE.-There is one condition Of the female e
ten In which the Pills cannot be taken without 49,
cling PECULIAR RESULT. The condition rcenee
irresistible tendency OF the medicine TO restore u
sexual fnnctions their normal condition. that evse
the reproductive power Of nature cannot resist IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free IRON aay(hne
INJURIOUS Explicit directions. which should be ree9,
accompany each boz. Priccel. Sent By mall % sedo
ins 81 u DIR. HUNT, Druggist,
100 Pavonia Ave, Jersey City, n J.,
$50. I--s G. fAe Ujsifod Nse3 ~ CDn01o.
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A STUMP SPEECH!
By A. W A B D, JR.


Full Of VIZ and YasEee Spirit The People
az their e1tausiasm bear the Speaker sray
IN Triumph
The following IS rare specimen Q; Yankee oratory.
Tie Speaker was eating pea and winkins at the
girls, hen hundred voices called him forth he
eA-may and Surveyed ihs ma;ade Will al ,e bearing
u PAlzcA Heary-the forth torrent .. lis
eloqGenoe:
- ks.!osc Ct;ssess IL the Cnion LIBERTY An
u sw jackson MN bOOTSl am restoring Iue
Union IL al rs former sory Tor protesting the Cons.IG
iiOl II a. lis sacre guarantees, ALI Tor oVSls
ID lac ossI -s.sTI, InlStr! ALL aar.olI!. lu;uaI
Al i-4ase AID Heal lisa. We must not lorgvy or
JAZZ comfort Ia tAese cays VI patent aoGbie twisted
u .'.es .i1 sseAsed tsatsiAg lave Receives u Jay
ws u The greatest Importance, OF the most vita. inter
al 10 ali o. YOU nv.E taai johns b.liey .ss
reee!ve1 their spSaS >tc>A ioO,s ol.oss lis
atest sly les ana finished workmanship tell wa
uioee who buy " thai young aAa easeEprlssas nrm
Al never troubled VITA eors and their aistost.Oas
never soutei by hay I.g tei feel pacheai Husband
wives, Young men ana e.r.S, 20 to Johns Bailey >,
leTe you MA aaa Ane poots sIokAs, SHOES, Shippers
saeTs, iAaies heel snpl-rs, GAGS,
ues, mems carpet SAppeEs, oanaoEAs and Ladies enc
CATERS! loreat applause
UsrSs~lem. = more beautiful lasn = lady =
foot eneased IN oosaetsA eaiter! lis enough
uas moaAish blood ot Anthony. I WIN clooe my
speech by AZ appropriate quotaI.oG
A DAINTY
AGsiter boot, 80
Ken stolUs must agree,
| foG IL TO vote,
WlaI 1ray once wrote,
| handsome l. l. u.
HTe the speaker tainted As he borne from tAs
haAi IL tint arms has admir- ing Hiecss 10 heard q
AAiniy 49, who sto.e my peA-Uatss some Ape
~AeAe D~ys A4 enplea las BASKET wbise lac spcak
Es however, glAss Y! wAIer revived un Wgvt,
Tie LoAAvw ipg reeo.0tiols which rAIanea ana
ported IA VI time ~ The comuStse reso
i htsons.
Resoked That Johns x Bailey keep tho best assert
nieat vi boots ana oAoes oest V~Aty W LeAihs
ever introduced INTO i1ls Aet ana be ~ further
Resored itat they never far To give satisfaction thu
their repairing ooae according 10 order wnh eAped
ton neainess thai ther prices are tne lowest an
most UNIFORM their slock the best shiS Side OF IL
| trOit, anu BE- 10 IuTlaer
Resoired, That The American Eagle shall - continue
| 10 howl. JOHNS & BAllkY
Lansing, April %, lss2 lysso
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TOCONSUMPTIvEs.

The Advertiser having been restored 10 health = 3
lew weeks, By very simple remedy. after having -
iered several years with lung affection and t
dread disease, Cc2sumptionis anxious 70 make knoWo
10 his fellow sufferers the means q cure
To all who desire IL, he will send . copy Of ~
prescription used (ree d chase), with the drscts0G
Tor preparing and using the same which they vii nnA
sure cure Tor CoSsrnrnos, AsfHnA, RRoHWIns, Il
The only object 10 tho advertiser 10 sendmg the Pr
ton is 10 benefit the afflicted and spread nformas,oa
which he conceves 20 be invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer Will try his remedy, W cost them moth
ing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viz p,eaas sddraD
REV. Wn MARTIN BANGS
emass Jersey 0sy. NJ
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CUNDAY' SCHOOL BOOKS-Kspt
ny a gpsa, 9 Missionary, corner q 0piSd
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PROBATE ORDER-State of Mich

Il igan, county Of lnghan, Sat a session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of ngham holden At the
Probate Office the village Of Mason "Wednesday the
2d day Of July, in the year thousand eight hun
bred and sixty two Present Vim. ii. PinckIey, Judge
Of Probate In the matter of the estate OF Ann ~.
Kilbourne deceased On reading and fling the petit
tion duly verified, OF Tobias Holden, one OF the admin
strators upon said estate praying among other things
that the time for paying claims against and settling said
estate may be extended one year from the first day OF
August, leo:
Thereupon 1t is ordered That Monday the 18th day
August ii o'clock in the forenoon be for
the hearing of said petition and that the heirs law
said deceased and all other persons interested in said
estate are required appear Of said Court,
then holden at the Probate Ofce in the Giage
Mason and show cause any there be- why the prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted And is fur
ther Ordered That said petitioner give notice 10 the
persons interested in said estate OF the pepdency Of
said petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
of this order be published in the lansing Republican
a newspaper printed and circulating in said county OF
ngha successive weeks previous to said day Of hear
ing. a true copy WM. II. PINCKNEY,
3w3i9 Judge OF Probate.
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Legal Advertisements.
NfORTGAGE sALE-Whereas de-

NOhIGAGE SALE.-N nereaS, De-
AVA iauis having been made in the payment q sum
Of money secured By mortgage executed oy Jonn an
dereock and nariaA yandercook, bis vile, u TIE tevn
ship Of Williamson. county Of lnghAn, 70 David lie
Forest, a the city Arbor county oi Masltelaw
dated April eleventh. A d. 1854, and RECORDED IN We
Registere Office, the county Of lngham On sne END
Gay u April, A ID. 1851 10 O'Clock IN neef NO
l3, Of mortgages, on page sss, by which default Tie
power Of sas contained sand mortgage became opera
tive and nos suit proceeding having been instituted al
Aw 10 recover tie debt ufed by said mortgage OF any
paSs thereof, snc the Of twenty-five collars oeg
nov claimed - be due thereon notice therefore nere
by given THAI said mortgage viii be iorecoseo by sale
d the Dortgaged premises to wit; Beng cefGia
tavern stand with all sppoFtenanees De-
longing, end part Of 10; Of !ann opposite Of said nv-
stand and across the road from the same A. being IN
the town OF WIliAEeOn. IN said county, and beng TIE
same property bought BY the aforesaid John
and Mariah yaadercook OF Nr Weber, and described
follows, viz block No. g. lot No 2, block No o'
No. also forty one feet east side OF lot No eight o.
block No. oue a., all being in the village u WILLIAMSON
IN the county Of lugham and state Of Michigan, or
some part hereof at public acuion vendae AZ the
Court House. al the frort door thereof Mason
county Of nshsm the twenty ninth day q october
b. eighteen hundred and SIXTY two at twelve o'clock
noon Of said day.
Dated July 18th, 1862
| p DAVID DE- FOREST, Mortgages.
Tw1nHrII FRAzER, Att VS. FOR Mortgagee. 31owl3
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

IN pursuance Of act OF the Legislature OF the State
Of Michigan entitled An act 10 Provide for the Drain
age and Reclamation Of swamp Lands by means OF state
Roads and bitches approved February IL, A. ID. 1883,
and the acts anendaory thereto the undersigned Com
missioner Of the Big Rapids ana Grand Rapids State
Road will proceed 10 let that portion lying in towns 10,
IA, aud Is north IN Mecosa county distance OF about
IL miles according 10 survey TO the lowest bidder in
Guiding the bridge across the Muskeson river al the
idence Of the Commissioner, in the town VI MccoSta,
Mecosta county the Id day o. August next, at lu
O'Clock A. NJ Ano tbat part o said road lying town
ships eleven and twelve north, including the bridge
across the South Bfanch August 10Th IN the township
Of Ensey, at the residence BENJAMIN Ensley and that
part lying in Kent County at Cedar springs, August -,
at O'Clock A NJ the Hotel Of Mr.. farchIld Con
tracts will be made for the construction of the whole,
any part thereof payable IN swamp Lands Of SAID
road as provided by the above acts. IL is TO be cut
and cleared rods wide-grubbed ~ feet Wi and grn
ded, with good sufficient bitches and form good dry
ROAD bed not less than IL feet wide Bridges 10 be 10
feet WIDE culverts and causeways viii be required OF
substantial nature and not less Than IL feet IN width.
Bidders TO be present the day OF letting
The Commissioner reserves the TO reject all bids IL
not consistent with the interests Oi the state.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having
xv1 been made in the conditions of a certain mort
gage executed by Lester Miner, and Jane, his vile, VI
ngna county Michigan to Ira Davenport Of The state
O New York dated the twenty ninth DAY u October A
eighteen hundred and nifty nine and recorded Noven
Der d. 1859 the oce the Register OF Deeds
TOR the county Of lnghan In the State Of Michigan IN
ber l2of mortgages pages 4o3 and 4o4 upon which
mortgage there caai to be due al the GATE oi TINS
notice, the VI hundred and twenty col
Lars and eighty cents, and no suit or proceedings at
aw having been instituted % recover any part Thereof,
notice therefore hereby given that on "Wednesday the
seventeenth day OF September next al twelve O'Clock
noon shall sell at pibc auction TO the highest bidder
sale 10 take place front door o: the gham county
Circuit Court House In she village Of Mason ths prem
ses contained such mortgage or so much thereof as
shall be necessary 10 satisfy Ihc amount due On such
mortgage with per interest, and legal costs
together with attorney fee OF My dollars covenan
ted Tor therein, that Is 10 say the following piece or
parcel OF land situate III Iusham county Michigan viz:
the south bali the north quarter vi section tir
tyfour town north OF range west, beng the
premises occupied by mortgsgors at date VI mortgage
Dated Detroit, June 10, A d. lSo2.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
VIZ. J. WATERMAN, Attorney. l3w5.3