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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION
This is the Charter OF Our Liberty and
of Our Freedom!

Tht Freedom has been trsmpsd under the feet of pity
tyraltS, iuiI of ambition to rule with imperial sway
Trey Issued their fsnl scrip t. amount; they
oured il the lap OF tAer sdorerH; they bot gut
the Of life at price far bsyond the resch
Of the laborer and tue mechanic Irshmen, they
tn ought in taeir flly to stsrve US ont There are
DIS Of their cruel record which the future
will reveal But thsnk heaven, this terrible time is
past. The whit is and gone Rouse, my frauds,
from all quarters with voice. shout aloud thu
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

j. HARDEN CHURCH,
Sub Committee.
To Hon. Lyman Trem ain, j. S. T. Stralahan,
81. 81. Gsinnell, Thos II. Flagler, Commit
tee.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
The democratic State Central Committee
are being convened stthis time merely for the
transaction OF its ordinary business, and not
assuming to lay down any platform or to adopt
any resolutions in the name and behalf of the
democratic party in advance of the State con-
vention, yet desire, on two points that present
themselves to the public mind at this time are
of the grayest importance, TO express their SEN
timents in The following resolutions:
Resolped, That we view with admiration the
heroic courageshown by our army before Rich
mond, ard are filed with heartfe.s gratitude
at the self-devotion and desperate valor which
wrung victory from the jaws of defeat. We
call upon the government to put forth instant
and energetic efforts to give that army long
needed reinforcements, and we appeal to our
fellow-citlzens to I'LL up the ranks which are
molly struggling to uphold the constitution
and the laws.
"ResoEred, That we pledge ourselves to re-
sist to the utmost Intervention in this war by
other governments, in any form or under any
pretext and That the American people are
strong enough 10 put down the rebellion at the
South, and are wise enough to, crush out ma
lignant fanaticism at the North, and that they
win not tolerate any interference in their af-
fairs by any foreign power.
~ .DEAN RICHMOND, Chairman.
PETER CAGGxR, Secretary s8
The time and place of holding the State
convention will be fixed hereafter asa 81
Adjourned. sse zssa sy1ssa esssss esas
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

D ALLY, frienis. to TIE glorious NATIONAL BAN
II MAR, the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25
Rout the Cure ul1O.

This enemy Of the plum can be routed without
the old and lsb rious process of jarriRg the trees
and gathering the insects upon sheets The fol.
loving remedy which has been for several years
before the public, has the recommendation OF
Hr. Cummings, and some of our bes, pomols
gistst The writer has used it with success, and
new feels a. sure of the plum crop as Of peas:
To one pound of whale oil soap, add four QUE.
GO Of flower Of sulphur. Nix the mass thor.
sughly with spatula or knife, and dissolve in
about twelve gallons Of water, stirring it well.
To one half peck of lime, add four gallons Of
water-stir we'll together. When fully settled,
pour OF the transparent lime water, and add it
- the soap mixture. Add to the same, also, say
foar gallons Of tolerable strong tobacco water.
Apply this mixture when incorporated, with q
garden syringe, to plum or other fruit trees, 20
that the forage shall be we'll drenched. If no
rains succeed for three weeks, one application 10
sumcient 1t should be repeated after rains un.
I'll the stone is hardened. When the plum il
about the size Of pea il the beat time to apply
H. bot it 10 sfectual upon all plums not yet stung
as any stage Of their growth. This mixture il
good for cherries and all fruit troubled with in.
OoetA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25
fats for farmers.


Wrapping oxen.
1t 10 erssl aud generally useless act Of bar.
harism to whip oxen. The best drivers uss the
lash the least. Upon this point hear what the
editor Of the Massachusetts, Plormxn says. Il
10 good sense, and every farmer should think Of
g.:
Thoughtless men will whip. whip, whip. They
do il from habit-a very bad habit and We End
Il difficult to correct that habit. We are trying
70 teach our hired men better manners than to
pat on the whip before giving an invitation to
the brute animals ITO 60"
We have oxen that will Ego" a. soon - they
are invited, without the Endorsement of the whip
Yet we find 4 difficult matter 70 control the
Whip. 1t is surely q savage practice to apply
the lash before inviting the animals to move BY
the proper words. Yet We see that this 10 Q
very coomon practice of those who are net swn.
err d the cattle.
When the common whip lash is not thought
- be hard enough for the backs and noses Of
cattle the walnut handle, one inch in diameter,
q used on the noses Of oxen, to mako them back
. load up bill, before the cattle have ever been
taught 10 back an empty cart down hill.
Cattle must be made to obey-and the cen.
men lash, or q switch stick, will be sufficient for
breaking in. But we ask for mercy on all cat.
tie that are wiling to do right as soon ss the
right 10 pointed on. Many drivers Of oxen put
the lash on first. before asking their patient
teams to rove. This is a species OF barbarism
which oil owners Of cattle ought to prohibit. 1t
u - aatsral tor people whom We hire from the
interior, to use force in the first instance, and
ssstleness afterward, if at all. that particular
care should be exer;ed in regard to the treatment
Of their cattle. Proper driving 10 an important,
item in husbandry. So many farmers nov de-
pend upon their help to do the main work, it il
important for them to see that the work 10 prop.
erly dese. The mercifnl man 10 nsrciful to his
beast.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

SfoPPIKa LkAKs IN RoOvs-For the bsnef,
q s1ch Of our readers who may be annoyed by
lsaky roofs, We publish the following, which ID
rspressnted to be good remedy. We presume
il - be efectual, provided the leak 10 net To-
laEs:
Take pounds Of resin, pint linsced oil and
! essce red lead, simmer together, and apply
vhils hot.
We have no doubt it is and excellent recipe,
and the cement may be applied to other parpe.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

A Coon WASH FOR TRErs.-I send you reel.
% for wash for trees, recommended some years
since BY Prof. Mapss. in the N. 7. Tribune. I
have used il, and it - be the best that ever
tsisa:
Put o. the hrs an iron pot, and heat it red
Aet, then put into it one pound of cal soda
When it 10 about done blubberipg, (it burns sim.
iar 70 alum,) say abost ten minutes, take it cut,
end odd to it one gallon Of soft water.
The beauty of this wash is, that it dses its
svn securing You need only apply it With q
bsssh o. swab, and when the rain washes it ef,
~ bark will shine like varnish. Il instantly
killb everything Of the insect kind with which il
es0ss in contact and does not injurs the tender.
81 leaveA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

A SHYIxG HoRsK.-Nins cut Of every tor
Aoessnen start in their seat whenever q hors.
shes, and the horse 10 either by whip or spu
driven up to the object. This makes horses lool
q any singular object with moro nervousness
for they expect thrashing at the same moment
Ths rider should neither shy hinself, nor motto,
Il in his horse; and far less punish him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

Gov. Bradford, Of Maryland o. behalf Of
Tie State, has offered to the Government addi
tisaal volunteers to serve during the var, and to
b employed when and where the Governnent
nay think proper. The offer has been accepted
oy the War Department, and il ID proposed to
ta'ee Without delay two additional regiments.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25
IMPORTANT TO EEMALED.
OVe Sdyh6OOn
OF PARIS
Female Regulating Pills.

The combination Of ingredients IN these Pil1 aFo ~
result Of long and extensive practice. They are ~
In their operation and certain In correcting al tueo1
tiles Painful Menstruatloas remoy ing all obetrurt1oo,
whether from cold othcrw ise headache, ran -
side, papatation Of the heart whites, all nervous -
tons hysterics fatigue pain In the back and limb,
disturbed sleep which arise from interruptio0 II naeA
To MARRIED LADIES DR. Sibilles Pills invaluaAk,
they will bring on the monthly period with regularly.
ladies' who have been disappointed in the Il or
Pills, can place the utmost confidence In In SioiaeS
Pills, doing all that they represent TO do.
NOTlCE.-There condition u the feDals -
tom In which the Pills cannot be taken without prc1
cling PECULIAR RESULT The condition referred = \
TREGNANCY-the result, MISCARRIAGE Such b ~
irresistible tendency Of the medicine 10 ~
sexual functions 90 their normal condn On, that ssuo
the reproductive power Of nature cannot resist IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, which should be ~
Ia. en- TN sssssr truxsA%
l02 Pavonz Ave, Jersey City n. J.
6m25s Agent for III, Cni;ed Nases and CsaaAs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

NV CsR FOR Coal OIL.-Coal oil 10 said to
b sure destroyer Of bed Bugs. Apply plenti
fally With . email brush Or feather, to the places
where they most cocgregate. The cure 10 effec
teal and permanent. Gls frames, chandeliers,
&e., robbed slightly ever With coal OIL will not
b disturbed By flies.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

70 MANURE CoRS IN THE EAR.-Finj the ca
bic inches and divide BY 2,Sls, the cubic inchs
in heaped bushel, and take two thirds Of II.
Quotient fer the number Of bushels Of shellel
corn. This is upon the rule Of giving tire,
Aeaping halt bushels Of ears to make bushel o
grain. Ssas falls short, and eeae overruls thi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

~Owen Lovejoy's bill prohibiting slavery
aDd involuntary servtude in the Territories Of
~ United States has become q hw. There
need be no more talk about Sqaatter Sovereign.
y il it, relation to slavery. The thing is ct.
I'D forever
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

The best way for Q husband and wife "a
Ct aloeg in money matters" said the Landady,
Vi fer him to give her So Mach Moaey every
n:asA." "Ah!" sighed the Brokers' Wife, II
s.ek %, too; but my husband gives me So Lit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored 10 health \
few weeks, by q very simple remedy, after having -
fered Several years with severe lung affection, - -
dread disease, Consumptionis anxious TO make ~
to bis fellow sufferers the means 81 cure
To all who desire IL, he will send copy d -
prescription used free Of charged with the directs
for prepa ing and using the which they VIZ -
for CoSsr nPTIoS, AsTBnA, Rnnucn1n, .
The only object the advertiser sending the Prsce
tion TO benefit the afflicted, and spread nformns
which he conoeives 20 be invaluable ana he hops evy
sufferer will try his remedy viii ooet them eosA
ing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please addSso
emsss Jersey 0sy, J.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

The Nashville Unios thss speaks Of the
vsme@eham Democratic Address: 'sThe Union
- q ne south regard it a. the productise q
Peck O. traitors. They derest both the ID.
1se0 and ito authors."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

Great preparations ere making as Lsais.
W. IF . general celebration Of the cooine Al
- !sy = the fair grounds; arrangements win b
- - 300 persons.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

gan county Of Ingham, sat- session OF the Pro
bate Court for the county Of ngham holden at the Pro
bate Office IN the village of Mason. Monday the 5;h
day Of May in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-two: Present, VIM. H. PInckney, Judge OF
Probate In the matter Of The estate Of Elijah Crusen
deceased On reading and fling the petition duly yer
fed OF Louisa Crusen, admIns;ratrx o. said decreased,
that she be licensed to sell the re estate OF
which said deceased died seized:
Thereupon it ordered, that Monday, the 9Th day Of
July next IL O'Clock in the forenoon, be ass gne or
the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at law Of
said deceased and all other persons interested IN said
estate are required TO appear a session Of sai Court
then be holden at the Probate Once n the village OF
Mason and show cause any there be why the prayer
OF the petitioner should be granted: And far
ther Ordered That said Petitioner give notice 20 the per-
sons interested in said estate. Of the tendency Of said
petition and the hearing thereof By causing copy Of
this order 10 be published in the Lansing Republican,
newspaper printed and circulating said county q Ing
ham successive weeks previous said day OF hear
A true copy.i WA n flNthNhh,
swsso Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice

N hereby given that in pursuance OF an order To
me granted bv the Judge Probate for the #
Inghsm. the 18th day az August, A D. ISL shall
expose for sale all the interest Il George Mech dAceas
ed saturday, the ID day Of August next at oclok
p " on the premises in the following piece parcel
Of land The vest half OF southeast quarter OF
eighteen 1sl town three ~ north, OF range
(e) valued al 81 so subject TO all liens
sad land. Terms made known day OF sale The
above sale was advertised to have taken Place the
18th day Of November last, and Was postponed until
saturday the 2st tay Of December !As., and al thai
time Was again postponed TO be reatverised in the
month Of June. lse2 PHRAIN MECH.
Admir- OF the estate Of Geo. Mech, deceased
Dated June l7ih, lse2- sDvS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25
SALE.-Wiliam Human,
.THANCERY SALE.-State Of Mich.

~ igan-the Circuit Court for the county of Ingham
in Chancery Frederick N. Cowles Alexander NJ
Cornman and Dennis =. Edgar. In pursuance and by
virtue of decree of said court made in the above
on the 18th day Of November, A ID ls6l l. the under
signed Circuit Court Commissioner for said county. shall
ouer Tor safe ~ th- hEhc-. bidder
door of the Ranking Office of J. C. Bailey 4
Co. the city Of lansing in said county Of lnghan,
the 18th day Of July A ID ls62 at one o'clock in the
afternoon the land and premises described il said de
wit the north west quarter OF the south east
quarter Of section twenty five 25) in township number
four "a north of range number two () west, IN ihe
county of Ingham and State Of Michigan.
Dated Mason, May 9th, ls62
HORATT0 PRATT.
Circuit Court Com for lnghan Co, Mich
m 4 WV Commits 3.Iw-
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NIORTGAGE SALE-Default having


AV1 been made in the conditions Of "A certain mortgage
executed by Peter Etchells and Harty his wife, oil the
county of Ingham state OF Michigan 20 Ira davenport
of The state of New York. dated the thirteenth day o
Jan uary A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty, and recor
ded January twentieth, A ID. 1850, IN the Office OF the
Register of Deeds for the county Of nghan IN the state
Of Michigan ber II Of mortgages, ON pages 5s2 and
$50 upon which mortgage there i caimedto be due
at the date Of this notice, the sum OF four hundred
and seventeen dollars and twentytw cents; and no
suit or proceedings law having been instituted To re-
cover any part thereof notice u therefore hereby gwen
that on Wednes iay the seventeenth day Of September
next at twelve clock noon, shall sell al puhlc auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder. (sale To take place Al TIC
front door of the lngham county Circuit Court House, IN
the village of MisOn) the premises contained Ia slc
mortgage Tor much thereof shall be ocesSary &
satisfy the amount due such mortgage, with ten per
@ cn 81 ty dollars coycnanted for thereIn,J
To say the following piece or parcel oil Lana situate III
Ingham county Michigan, viz: the west nan "i th'
north west quarter OF section twenty nine III town two
north of range east containing eighty acres OF aio
Dated Detroit, June Is. A ID. 1852.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
wv ] WATERMAN. Attorney. ioWofo
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VIRCTIT COURT. Milwaukee County

Y In the matter 0: the application Of John W Med
berv an irsolyent debtor TO be discharged from his
debts ON reading the petition OF JOIN Nedeery, IA
the above entitled matter with the Shefue AMI ada
Wit accompanying the same which arr found 10 be II
conformity with the statutes IN such cases made and pro
yided II IS ordered That the creditors Of John Med
berry the petitioner be required and hey are hereby re
oure To show before me II zny they have AT the
Court House in the city and count Of Milwaukee, and
State Of Wisconsin the fifth la Of Jlly, \ ID lso2
al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, or soon
thereafter as counsel be heard why assignment Of
the estate Of said John ". Mdbery, as an insolyent
should not be made and h be discharged from ms debts
under and pursuant the provisions 81 Chapter l6l Of
the Revised statutes Of the state Of Wisconsin, entitled
- OF the relief Of insolveut debtors.
II is also further rderet That notice az the contents
OF this order be pub shed by printing copy OF said
order IN the JHraGl. newspaper published at
Madison the Government OF this state, IN the
Milwaukee Serine a newspaper published IN the county
OF Milwaukee, III the Albany Erenin9 Journal, news
paper published Albany the Capital OF the state OF
New York the Lansing Republican, newspaper pub
lished Lansing the Capital OF the state Of Michigan ana
ia the Rocky Mountain Necs newspaper published al
Denver the Capital of the Territory OF Colorado, each
once IN each week for successive weeks before the
said 5th day Of July, A. u. lso2 -
ARTHUR Macarthur,
Circuit Judge.
p,,-r~ L. D.v1s Any fn- Petitioner 36al0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25
Legal Advertisements.
NFORTG ACE SALE-Default HAVING


Av1 been made IN the conditions OF certain mort
gage executed BY George Drake and Sarah Drake his
wife Of the township Of Ingha. lngha county, Mchi
gan 70 Lewis l. James dated the eighteenth Gay q
6ctober IL the year one thousand eight hundred and
aty three and recorded II the Office OF the Register q
Deeds IN the county Of lngham and state OF Michigan
on the eighteenth day Of October A D. 1858, N loer
Of Mortgages on pages is5 and is., which mortgage
was BY an assignment thereof dated t~enty fourth Lay
of Nav A D. ls5l duly executed and aeknow le'igs-,
ana recorded in said Register Once on the twenty sew
euth day Of May, 1851 in Ioer II Of Aortgages- on
page a. duly assigned 10 Samuel cka0ans o. Hgnan
sfSresaid and was bv a further assignment thereof,
date. the twenty sixth day Of July, 4 T. lsol duly
executed and acknow edged and recorded N the SAID
Register Office on the twenty sixth day Of september
% 1851 in Iiber II Of Mortgages, on page 5Si, duly
.ssgne-. by said Ska6an John II Reeves Of lngham,
Aforesaid upon which sand mortgage there i due and
uprid al the dae this notice the sum Of two hundred
ana twenty dollars and thirty three cents and SUIT
or proceedings law having been Instituted for the re
coyery Of same notice Is therefore hereby glyel
that the Land In said described, 70 vii the
south half Of the south qlarer Of south west quar-
ter Of section thirteen 3) IL township number two %
north Of range number % eat, IL the county OF
nphar and state of Michigan cOstaining twenty acres
OF land will be sold at public yerdle 10 the highest
bidder AZ the front door OF the COur House IN The VII
are Of Mason IN said county, on Nnday, the twenty
al day OF July next clock IN the Afternoon.
dated At Ingharn, Michigan, Aprlls, 1872
JOHN u. LEFyES. Assignee.
~ ,-u.on ATTY 36iwl3
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CHIpE fH0U NOT.

Cnide thou nos thy fallss brother,
Curse thou not thy brother iow;
Your rspugnancs kindly smother,
Heap not woe upon biz woe;
hap not scosn o. scorn unkindly,
On his lovly, Bonded bad;
Causs not grief nor woe unkindly,
Tor his soul ID not I'll dead.
Chils thou net the erring sistsr,
Curse thou not the sister low;
Once . mother fondly kissed her,
When child she Was not %.
Utter thou no melediction
when she passes fore thy KEN
Rather ask . benedictton
For the lowly Aagdalen-
Then, unto thy fallen brother,
And Thy srring sister, too,
AL your deep repugnAnce smother
Very carefully from view.
Speak q them kindly,
Gaze Ua them with plying eye;
Raise them! bid them sin not biindly
Teach them that 10 sin's1t0 die!
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NTORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

lVl been made in the conditions OF certain mort
gage executed by Lester Miner and Jane ms WE OF
TnSham county Michigan, Ira Davenport OF the state
of New York dated the twenty ninth day Of october y
D. eighteen hundred and fifty nine and recorded Novem-
ar second A. D. 1889 in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds
for the county Of Ingham in the state OF Michigan, m
ber IL of mortgages pages 1853 and 46i upon which
mortgage there Is claimed be due at the date Of this
notice the sum Of hundred and twenty seven DOL
lars and eighty cents, and no suit or proceedings al
law having instituted to recover any part thereof
notice is therefore hereby given that on Wednesday the
seventeenth day Of September next at twelve O'Clock
noon shall sell public auction 10 the highest bidder
sa 10 take place the front door of the lngam county
Circuit Court House. in the village Of Mason the prem
ses contained such mortgage Cor so much thereon as
SHAH be necessary TO satisfy the amount due such
mortgage with ten per cent interest and legal costs
together with attorney fee OF if'y dollars covehaI
ted for therein that is say the following piece or
parcel Of land situate in lngham county Michigan VIZ
the south half of the north east quarter OF section tr
ty four in north of range one west; being the
premises occupied by mortgagors at date OF mortgage
Dated Detroit June Is. A. d. 1852.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage
WV J. WATERMAN Attorney. I3w313