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MRS. WILSON'S
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15
WOLVERINE SuARP-SHoorERs.-From the

WOLVERINE SHARPSHoorERs.-F the let
ter of Lieut. J. J. Whitman, and the obituary
notices in another column, it will be seen thai
death il busy in the ranks Of this company
Six have died since the first of January, aud
ma,y more are sick. Lieut. Whitman expects
70 be here the 10th Of this month.
There must be q shameful derelicton OF du
" in the Wa department, when it is reported
that these regiments. vt which the larger por'
tioa have been in the field more than three
mouths. are not yet furnished with arms The
very best men in the service and those most
need, d in case Of an ADJ ance, are thus OF nc
use in emergency, but are left to die in camp
without seeing service, or in any way aiding
the government in whose behalf they have
sought position Of danger. Let the lnVest'
eating Committee look to this ut once. Cont
deuce i. plant Of siox growth, aud these reports
will force the people at home to express lack
Of fai.h in the energy aud foresight Of the ad
ministratioo.
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SALE OF PoRT RoyAI CoTrox At Accssos.-
The 6rst auction saIe Of cor 6scatsd eossea froo
Port Royal vas made BY Burdess, Jones I c..
aucsi0nesss. q Nos. Is aid a, wssssSe., sndse
orders from the government
TIE sale vas made BY the authority Of Qsss'
termaster To@pkins. but under the inmsdisss
direction Of bis aasisfant, Capt Stiusoa.
The cotton vas placed in lots. There vess
ten in al comprising seventy nine bsles-ths
los % separated - 70 se easily recognizable.
The cotton wss sold 1t sn sveesGs Of nearly
sixty cents per pound, With the exception q
two oos Of The ten Ioss (of very inferior eesty,)
which sold as eighteen and ssensyssvsa eseo
reepeetively.-E T. Es& Pes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

How GES. McCLrLLAy LooKs.-Xr Bryant,
now LIST Lieutenant of the Waterloo Rites, in
the I'd Wisconsin Regiment. writes TO the Non.
roe Ss.tins! with which be is etill editorially
connected, the following sketch Of the appear
ance Of the Lieut.. General:
Gen. MCCLELLAN. a. seen riding By, would not
be suspected Of being commander ia chief Bic
coarse. sandy hair. di.appoin.s you-he lie . well
conditioned animal !-his cheeks piumply 6Iled,
bic corpulence too gross for his years. eossestes
to . ps"ehans for good dinners. and plenty Of
them. Hi. looks are far more afAble than asfs.
and almost assuredly they have have earned
him neither his fame Or position. His cons:i:u.
ton sho.e noihing of wear AID tear and burden
Of his mighty responsibilities. This is q good
indication, bat / vould mould Q few bull dog
lines about h mouth if I we're TO remodel him.
He loeksa Lssle too eempanionable for ny idea Of
. chief
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

Casa OF Joax McKixxkY. The Supreme Court
we're occupied lass Thursday, Friday, aud Sasur
dAy, in isIsuihs to The Arguments ap0u the briefs
llsd npou the Bill VI Exceptions. taken II the
November term VI the luyhAm Circuit, before
Z. Lasrsncs, Circuit Judge. Messra D. NJ.
Barnes, and VIM. u. Chapman, appeared in be-
halt Ut The prisoner, aud Hon. Charles Upsen,
Attorney Gsuerai. aud john w. Longyesr. ESQ.
.. Counsel, IN osnsli Vi The People. The case wss
elaborated. prepared and .. yned upon 10Th sides,
end us psesuus wui not De decided before toe
Dsxs session Of the Supreme Court. In the
meantime, NJ. Mckinney ~il remain in dsra~es
u. Q u Mason, uui~ss he shall succeed IN hudins
bail in the amount Of ti4,, ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

THE GRAND CHAPrkR-The Grand Roynl
Arch Chapter, At their annual meeting in De.
,roit, elected the follow ing oicers for the ensu.
ing year:
NJ. Z. G. II. P.-B. Porter, Jackson.
r. E D. G. II. PIT. DArrow, Pontiac.
Z. g. K.-E. Sprague, Battle Creek.
Z. q. S,-Rev. d. d. Tracy.
E. g. Treas.-R w. Landon, Niles.
E. G. Sec Eastman. johnson, Centre
9. Chaplsin.-Rev. L. H. Corson.
c. Of H.-A. j. Cummings. St. Clair.
4. A. C.-S. L. Dart, Coldwstsr.
P. S-R Roe, Hillsdale.
G. n. Sd V.-P. Il. Taylor, Ionia.
g NJ. I'd V.-Josn Co~ling. Three Rivers.
G. ". lst VIC. II. Wismore Jackson.
G. Sc. D. Howard, Detroit
G. L. and VS.. Blanchard, Tecumseh.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

The Division Of the Sou th,rn Federal Army
stationed at Beaufort, aided by several gun
boats. have driven the rebels from the batteries
on the main land. aud followed them within six
miles Of the Charleston and Savannah Railroad
where the enemy retired behind strong fo,ti
ications. Our forces, which included the
eighth Michigan, were under the command
OF Gen Stevens. Major Amasa Watson,
of the eighth Michigan, is said To be NOR
tally wounded by MIME ball through the
thigh Nine prvates, all Of the Michigan 9Th
we're wounded. and oae has died. None OF
these were of Capt. Elders company.
Three rebel gun-boats from Columbus attack
ed two of our gun. boats which had moved down
the Mississippi rs far As Fort Jefferson. The
rebels were driven back to Columbus, when the
Federal boats retired.
Gen. Fremont has presented IN elaborate re.
port in justification of his Missouri campaign
to the Committee on the Conduct Of the War
1t begins to look Ike work on the Upper
Mississippi. The report that $4,000 troops are
on the eve Of departure from Cairo and vicini-
| ty, carries the directness oil truth with il.
Burnside. Expedition has begun to move.
The impression has been very general in WASH
ington for weeks that no general movement
would precede the sailing of that expedition.
The judiciary committee of the Senate, to
whom was referred the case of Senator Bright,
charged with being rebel, have reported six
to one in favor Of his retaining bis seat
Our vessels constantly run the rebel block.
ace Of the Potomac. Gen. Burnsdes expedi.
.ioa 10 at Hampton Roads. II is supposed it will
operate on the York. or Rappshannock rivers
Gen. SCOTS health is much better since his
return from Europe.
Next week the House Committee on WAYS
aud Means will offer, and hope to carry their
bills imposing taxation. and revisal of Tariff, by
az increase OF duties.
Il is rumored that Gen. Stevens, nov At Hi.
ton Head; will be one Of the Brigsdiers rejected
by the Senate.
5000. 900 gallons Of wine we're made las,
year in California. Col Samuel Colt, inventor
Of Colts revolver is dead.
On the Sth inst. $50 OF the Union troops i'm
Missouri attacked the notorious rebel Poiudex tier
w:th 900 or ! 800 men, IL S,lver Greek, Howard
County. The enemy vas totally routed. Their
loss was seven killed, City to seventy wounded,
thirty prisoners. Our loss was four.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

Az AaxY's FsID SoR OxE YsAR-rhe Spring
Geld (Ill Journal has been making esIesIstioa
what food il gill take TO supply our ham miIios
soldiers for year. The following startling d.
ures are the result:
lst-ss4, go barrel. of pork-2o0 lbs. each.
3d. 2%0.e25 bb!s Of beef 200 lbs eseh.
3i-5. 239 SOB bushels of vhest-eomp outing
Eve bushels Of wheat 70 the barrel of aour.
4th-4s6, ESQ bushels Of bears.
There Can scarcely be required . les numbse
than IS. 600 horses. for cavalry, teams, etc. Hee
there there must be furnished:
lss-l9l. SIS tons Ct hay.
2d-lO.lsg sas bushels Of osts. q The equiv
alens 10 corn or bailey.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

QuAarERs OF THE TwELyrn REGINTXT.-Col
Qainu's Regiment, 1T Niles. have been furnished
most comfortable quarters. In alluding to then
one Of the Niles papers says that al the neces
sary buildings for the comfort and convenience
Of the troops are finished. The Qaartermaster''
department 10 convenient aud comfortable, and
the business o. that office 10 promptly aud salts
faesosily discha: ged the sleeping apartments
are we'll ventilated and clean, the eating places
are comfortable. and the ,tiicers' quarters are
not much better, if any, than the soldiers.
"AI the suggestion Of the acting Quarter mas
ts,, . bathing house has been made out Of the
stand in the centre of the pax, aud the pond
near BY affords water for the purpose. This is
IN excellent idea, and the soldiers enjoy bath
In q sarm room when they please.
"There has been erected building for wor-
ship. where the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Eldred.
breaches every Sabbath.
Every thing seems complete for winter quar-
ters. The soldiers, a. general thing. conduct
themselves like genIsmen-no rioting, no dis
turbance. All is orderly and quiet. IL is hoped
they wiil bs permitted to remain in their present
comfortable quarters. for drill, during the win
Ter, unless needed for active service.
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JACK.
Yours,

DHArH OF Ma ions NullgYr.-Os Friday -,
Mr.. John AulIets, formerly Of THE esy, died q
Meridian. Inghsm county. his residences. Ne.
Nullett was one of the 6sss settlers Of Detroit,
and when be died wss as years Of age. Be ~
. Government surveyor. and surveyed. probably.
Q larger portion Of this State than any oshss
man he also held the Office Of CITY Surveyor.
He Owned large tract oil land in the city. which
hse been hnovn - the Mullett Farm. Ons of
our streets b srs bic name. Mr. 1aiIess stood
At the head Of his profession in the Wese, 80 .
strictly moral man, ard sss alsays he'd n he
highest estimation -Ljes. AJpevtisiv.
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and had under consideration sundry bills, and
after making progress theseoo, adjourned.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Lansing. Friday. Jan. 10. 1862.
The Senate was called TO order BY the Presi-
dent at 10 o'clock A. ".
Roll called quorum present.
The committee on the Judiciary reported .
bill TO authorize the Lerawec County Agricul-
tural Society TO mortgage its real estate. also
recomm ndiug that the provisions should apply
to all other Agricultural societies.
Mr.. Baker introduced joint resolution, r.
ques,ing our Senators and Representatives 10
use their influence to eject the passage Of a law
10y Congress. forbdding the sale Of intoxicating
liquors " the officers. soldiers. and government
employees, in the District Of Columbia; which
was referred to The Commute on militia.
The bill for the paymen, Of the members
passed by Is yeas, 10 S nays.
The Senate went into committee OF the
whole, on the bill for the relief Of families OF
volunteers, reported progress and the Senate
adjoured till Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock
HorsE.
Lansing. Friday, Jan. 10, 1862.
The House WAS called to order BY the speaker
and quorum present.
The bill for the payment Of members passed
BY IS yeas to Is nays.
The joint resolution Of the Senate, in relation
to frauds upon the United States Treasury
passed by yeas. II, nays, /.
The bill legaixing the organization Of Kesvs
nav county, in the Upper Peninsula, passed BY
yeas, 81, nays, o.
| AFTERNOON.
The message Of shs Governor reported In
yesterdays proceedings Of the Senate, was laid
before the House.
The jeint resolution recommending the estab
lishment Of an srmory in the North west passed
unanimously.
The Honse had under consideration the bill fol-
the relief Q! families Of volunteers, made pro
grees therein and adjourned sill Saturday morn
ing At 10 o'clock.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

fs1 SxxAfoRe ELKcr.-Ths Republican press
without any sxceps,oas, throughout the State,
cordially endorse she action ., sne Legislature in
shs election Of Hou. JACOB Al. Howard - Ssua.
~. Tue Democratic press also unanimously
approve the choics. Prominent pApers il Other
Ssasss. Ike the Albany Journal aud Chicago
1ssSsss speak u the choice ~ one that viii 70
1ses credit uP0a The State and Nation. We IN
dsrss.nd Mr.. Howard has goue 70 Washington.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

WlAf .ss Sogra OwRs 10 Nos1uInx CaRpr.
foas-To New York city The South esss elSs..
600. 900, 70 Philadelpbis, ~. Cox. 900; 70 Boz
ton, u .sOO. 900; 70 Balsinore. $4,000. 900
The entire Indebtedness 70 shsss four cities d
al 600 900, and is = estimated that there d
abs ut ninety millions more doe - he rsss Of
the loyal cities and the States Il shs North,
making total Of three hundred nilions. In
Dry goods aleas Bestea less q, Coz, 600.
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~rhe n. 7. 7,ibrne understands that the
prisoners Of var At Fort Warren are 20 vel
satisfied With their condition there. and have %
little stomach 70 be further " counted ia" in tie
6ght on the Southern side, that from Forty TO
City Of them have voluntarily surrendered their
right of exchange 70 Others
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

1oa 11s CoAfaADAAps.-Uue thousand copies
q the spelling oooks reeeaty exchanged for an
hpssvsd SERVES, By the saiiden In the pubic
sshssAs u wossssssr, Asss., have been 6ewar.
ID - Iss<sss Aooros as the reQaess Of the
0asMehuss:ss sOldssrs there. who are teaching
OpassabanA ideas hoe u shoot
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

admission: 1.-THE active spirits from every
Northern State have hocked 70 the var. Thee
are far superior, both in bodily etrenEth and
mental culture, 70 the average Of European
uoops."
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GEx. SHElxAx's REcESr PRocI AxArlox. Gen.
Sherman. in command at Beaufort, writing to .
Coised States Senator. says. 10 ezplanasioa Of
his denounced proclamation, that the tine hes
not arrived to invite the South Csrolins slaves
within our lines. A proelamasien 70 thas effect
would have brought in $4,000 in three days
T.o months heaee. he says such . eosrss nay
be proper.
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gausing State &epublitan.


0OVe6AmrOS ohO uoG oOVt1hCWs
All the free states are loyal-all the slave
states are tinsed more or less with rebellion.
The people OF the loyal states have carried on
the present contest in behalf Of government,
and forced the administration to take every
step in advance, aad these tips have only been
taken under the compl aace OF outside pres
sure. The people have been patient and sell
sacrificing. On the one hand, We zee the stall
wsrt yeomen shouldering the rife, and bidding
farewell to the homes they love tor the scene
Of strife; on the other, we see the millionaire
rendering his all in behalf Of government
This stream Of life and wealth has been poured
forth for the last ten months with unstinted
hand, and a. Yet no results dec .sve Of the con
test
When shall there be an end to this delay
The reports Of the Sanitary Commission to th'
Secretary OF War,sao~s that in the army OF IN,
Potomac. 96-6 OF every hundred deaths have
been from disease, While the proportion OF The
army in the West 10 still greater. Better fo
tn. country that they had all died on the field
Of battle. Let th: sentiment Of that hero ans
patriot Andrew JOHNSON, OF Tennessee, "Reb
els have no right to own any thing" bc adOptsd
by government. with The determination to ell
force the doctrine. n free labor alone ha
proved true and steadiast, let US have an ent
to slavery if that lie the only way 10 pUrchas.
peace and save ourselves from inter liable
strife. Slavery has caused this rebellion
will it end while slavery exists-is the question
which men Of conservative prOci.vitles, with
out any affinity for aLolitionism are asking
each Other daily.
Says Or. Bronson, in his late Quarterly
which We take to he sound Democratic author
ity and not to be disputed even by the Free
Press: Tue very existence Of the nation is
threatened, and threatened not by aboitiOnists
or their rympalhixers, but by the slayehoidiny
aristocracy Ut the South, aud their dupes, tools
aiders and abettors, in the loyal Statesmen
who have no Abolition sympathies but a.
strong antipathy 10 all AbOlitionsts as John
Randolph, Of Roanoke, had 10 sheep. which
made him say that he would at any time go
q mile ont OF bis way TO give one kick. The
danger that Threatens US is not on the side Of
the AboliiOni.ts but On the side OF the friend.
and the supporters OF Slavery, and very Ordi
nary wisdom would counsel Us. # re are tue
mex, to face the danger where il is--nOt where
it 10 not. There is TO use in trying to gai"
credit with the loyal North by saying the Union
must he sustained, and with the di>ioyal South
by vitupera,ing Abolltouisls, aud denOancing a.
h..lt let, oil sukn uOu0 MT indeed
step tie Constitution to abolish Slavery, but
would abolish Slavery as means Of saving the
Constitution. NO man can now be suffered to
say: Good Lord aud Good Devil lie must
choose either tie Lords sde or the DEVILS
side, and take the consequences Ut success or
failure.
Under which king, Bezonian, SPEAK or die""
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the resolution of the Senate, for the printing OF
1000 extra copies Of the Auditor Generate Re
port
After the introduction o. sundry notices and
resolutions, the Senate adjourned
AT the afternoon session. no business Was done,
and tie Senate adjourned till Thursday morn.
ing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

1LsnsD sRsAxsa--hen. hsnry J. Raymoad,
sdiser q The New Yosk zimss, has bssn elscsed
opeakse of he New Yusk Assembly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

AsRrvrD-Hon. Arson BarIingane, Minister
to China, has arrived ~ Canton, and vas ven
received.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

Hon. s. 8. Lacy says that the agitated state
Of our national afAirs has caused decrease il,
the rates ot public lands.
The follo~ing table gives the total amount o.
sales and the total receipts of the Land Office
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15

From this report, it appears that the whole
number Of coLvic,s in prison Nov. sOsh, 1851.
vas s3l, . decrease Of 90 since the same date
last year. lao prisoners we're received during
the year 1861, and the whole number in prison
during the year was ISL. lit we're discharged
By expiration Of sentence 4 we're pardousd By
Gov. wisner; So by Gov. Blair; 4 BY the Pres.
ident and 8 have died.
Expeadsd, .................. I0;aS .o6
OI!y 5000 has been paid from the State
Treasury.