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A Down Eat Jntyman.

"Etban Spike c utrihutrs 80 the Portland
Transcript sket'h OF his experience as a
iuyman. Tie frs eases he was called to try
were capr'al oEos-th" criminals being Ger
man IN a "n,g "r" respectively.
"H"' YOU formed any opinion Tor or apiu
he prisoners T. said the Judge.
"Not artIcular agin the J.r,nin," saws I,
"out | hate nieg"rs rs d general principal,
and shall 60 for hanging this here old white.
Nooled Gus, whether he killed Mr.. Cooper or
not sez !.
"Do you know the nature Of an cath I" the
clerk sxed me.
81 orter," sez, |, "Ive used enough OF
'em. / begun to swear WHEN was only a.
out"
"That'll do" sez the clark. "You kin 90
hum," seq lie 'you won't be wanted in thi:
etc case" scz tie clark, sez he.
Nv 1a :" sez |, "aint | 10 try this nigger al
alY'
"No" seq the clark.
"But I'm ajurymap," sez /, "aud you
cant hang the uIgger onless Pve sot on him,
sell.
"Pass on seq the clark, speaking rather
cross.
But" scz /, "you, mister, you don't me an
asyou say; Pm regular jurymau you know
Drawed aout of the box by the seelic man"
seq ave allsrs had bankering to hang
a uigger, na, W, when a merciiu dspensatory
seems to have provided one for me, you say
shan't sit on him! Ar this your free institu
tons! Is this the niuetepenih century Aud
is this our boas;ed."-Here somebody hollow
ed "Since in Court"
"The Court be-p didn't finish remafk
fore couple Of cobstables had holt Of me, and
ma twinkling Of n bed,post was hustled
down stairs into the street. ..t
"Naow, Mr.. Editor, let me ask, what are
we coming to, when jNwrymen, legal, lawful
jeurymen, kin b. tossed about in This way
Talk about Cauccrs, Moruons, Spiritualism.
free love aud panlcks-where are they iu CON
psrronl Here's a principal apsot. As an
III lvla ual, rrnaps, I'm of no great account
taint for me- 10 cay; but when as ar euhght-
ened jewryman, was tuck and carried down
stairs by profame hands. jest for asserto' my
right to SIT on n ngger--why it seems 10 me
the pillows Of society were shook; that in my
sacred person the hull State itself was. fgger-
atvely speakiD, kicked dsown stairsl II
thar's law in the land I'll have this case
brought under writ of babeas corpus or ick.
sey Dlcksit, ~ ..4tsI
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ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS.
From the Kalamazoo Telegraph
An Organized Band for ting Seduction of
Young GiTls-HOW IL Fared.

An Organized Band for ting Seduction of
Young Girls-HOw IL Fared.
An affray ofsome hat alarming character, and
which created great excitement 10 our c'm-
munity, came off in our streets on Tuesday,
the parties to which were an injured father,
and set of scamps, upon whom any common
punishment for their alleged offenses would be
entirely inadequate. ys..
1t has been the practice OF these men to
get up dances in the country aud invite young
ladies to attend them, with no other motive
than TO accomplish their ruin. A man by
the name Of Watson, who has been engaged
for the past six months in this place in selling
patent rights for Watson's Railroad Churn, is
sad to have been th, leader in this business.
who, together with some of his chu,ns, was
brought up with a short turn on the day men.
toned, by Mr.. Myrtle Wattles, highly les
pectable citizen of this place, (of the firm of
Richard & Wattles) who. upon learning that
these !ow-lived scamps had been trying this
game upon his daughter, made up bis mind
to teach them lesson they would not very
soon forget. Being informed that some of
this gang were in the upper story Of the wood
en- block, first door west of o. tho Kalamazoo
House, he proceeded there, and Gagged four of
them. The first one caught was man nam.
ed Stone, tailor, whom be gave second
whipping. The second Bill James, who has
been we'll known to the public on account Of
his bad conduct on former occasions, was
sent Into the street crying "murder!" and the
tlird, young Spencer, being rather small, was
let off easy (only one tbump.) He, howev
Qr int ha a.r
Mr.. Wattles not finding the man he was real
y in search of here, aud lear ing that he was
in Doloway's dry good store, directed his
steps there, and prepared himself with ham
mer, and, upon being attacked by Mr.. Wat
ties, struck him heavy blow over the eye
with it. The men were here parted. Wat.
sen, during the excitement, attempted TO hide
hims If in the cellor, but 1t was no go; tho
crowd (Which had now become very large)
demanded that he must come out, which be
finally did, evidently, however, with the in.
tention of running, if he could get chance :;
but he was not permitted to escepe. A ring
was finally formed on Water street, and Wat.
ties went at him 10 earnest. Watson, how
ever, made little resistance, not being enough
Of n man to defend himself. To make the
story short, this man Watson, in less than two
minutes, was the worst whipped man it is
possible to conceive, and if Mr. Watson had
been left alone one minute longer, he would
have been Gone for in this world Wat.
ties was carried off the ground upon the
shoulders of his friends amid tho shouts Of
triumph.
AS a general thing we do not believe in
this way of doing business: but the popular
verdict is, that few more doeses OF the same
medicine can be administered to like in,ivid-
uals in this towr with good results
Watson has been arrested and is now in
Jail.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-02-18

A Horse DaIvEN Two MILEs WITH BOTH
Fore LEGS BRoKEs.-N. Roberts Eq., lost
a valuable mare last week by getting her fore
feet down between two logs Of a cross way,
breaking both fore legs just above the fetlock
joint. 1t is reported thvt after her legs were
broken che was driven nearly two miles, draw
ing her share Of load Of full one ton, before
the driver discovered the accident, il being If
ter dark when it happened. They came to
b. IL, they found the roor animal had been
travelling on the s,umps. until the broken bones
proI'udsd tbrc Oh the skin aud for a long
distance her tack could b. traced by the
blood. '.,.E<' [Sauaac jeff, Feb. 9Th.
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One Of the members oftbe bogus Lcgisla-
ture Of Missouri, which recently met at Neosho
aud passed che State over to JEFF Davis, ba.
published a statement to bis constituents, in
which no says that the pretended legislation
which was there enacted wa. a stupendous
fraud on the people Of the State as well q. on
the Southern Confed@scy. lie states that at
no time was there Constitutional number Of
either house present, and that, in oder to
Gov er up this fact, the number Of votes cas-.
was mob allowed to be placed upon the jour.
nal s, ...sr Tr f.,..... ,-.f .l.f- I'd
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WE'RE MARCHING DOWN TO DIxIE's LAMB
BY E. W. LOCKE.

~ I.. lft----4 1ro0 titEa ~ if
Good news, good news, from Dixie's land,
From Dixiess land. from Dixie's land; yr,
The rebel cause is et y stand, -r,
And treasoh's going down. ~. -
The rebels sing another song .,.,,.'.g
In Dixie's land, in Dixies land;
They lind they pitched the first one wrong,
And treason's going down. hFr-s' ..
We've struck the poison snake blow,
In Dixie's land, in Dixie's land; i'
Secession stock 10 running law. f.
And treason's Going down. ,.....
Chorus: o we're marching down to Dirie's land,
To Dixie's land, TO Dixie's land
AMI our flag shall wave to the Rio Grande
And treason shall go down.
Owere marching down to Dixie's land
To Dixies land. TO Dixie's land
And flag shall wave to the Rio Grande
Ana treason shall 60 down. 70
Dupont and Sh, ,rnan took sail.
To D,xie's land. to Dxe's land,
With little stures OF iron hail,
To put rebellion down; ..a
They called to see Miss Caroline,
In Dixie's land, in Dixies land,
Found Beaufort harbor mighty fine -r
To put rebellion down;
With shot and shell and Yankee trick,
In Dixie's land, in Dixie's land.
They put the negroes to double quick,
And treason shall go down.
Chorus: o we're marching, &c.
They sent two ENJOYS Plinipo, q. T"' aF
From Dxe's land. from Dixie's land,
To Johnny Bull and John Cmpeau.
Lest treason should 60 down:
They rowed about from shore to shore,
In Dixie's land in Dixies land,
Till John Bull lent helping oar,
Lest treason should go down;
A gallant plucky Commodore, E.. .......
From Yankee land, from Yankee land,
just bagged them both, though John Bull swore,
And treason shall go down!
Chorus: o we're marching. DC.
John Bull is in growing mood. ...
For Dixies land, for Dixie's land,
He'd help the rebels if he could,
Lest treason should 60 down,
We've whipped him twice, ifhell call again,
On sea or land, on sea or land.
He'll find us stocked with pluck and men,
And treason shall go down;
John Bull Wen meet as friend or foe
On sea or land, on sea or land,
We love his smile, we dare his blow,
But treason shall go down.
Chorus: o we're marching, &c.
A valiant man is General Bragg,
In Dixies land, in Dixie's land
He fondy thought to trail our flag,
And capture Col Brown;
With shot AM shell he blazed away,
In Dixies land, in Dixies land,
But soon he found it sorry play,
The flag would not come down.
Old Harvey Brown cut short his fur.
In Dixies land, in Dixie's land,
And Boasting Bragg cut stick and run,
And treason shall go down
Chorus: o we'er marching DC
March on, march on, our cause is Just,
To Dixie land, to Dixies land,
With loyal hearts and God our trust
To put rebellion down;
The blood of martyred brothers cries
From Dixie's land, from Dixie's land,
Avenge avenge our sacrifice,
And put rebellion down.
The trumpet sounds, the war-cry rings,
In Dixe's land, in Dixie's land;
Mid clashing steel each brave heart springs,
To put rebellion down.
Chorus: o we're marching, DC
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-02-18

THE New LrLLIPurIAN.-Commodofe Nut
makes Vi debut at Nrw York next week
He has been for several weeks past in tn
hands Of tea hers, carning dancing, music
DC. The Commodors was born near Man
chester, NV Hampshire. on the lst Of April
1914, and hence Is eighteeu y"a's old; he
weighs twent, foo' pounds, Is twe' tyrt inc
inches high, aud perfectly symmetrical IN form
H. is tue Uu on nan, as his readines, L.
g. to thu war shows. Ills mora culture has
been carefully atr"nded to and his iieas ~.
garding The Deity and the essential doctrine,
Of Christianity are as lucid and corec, as those
Of people Of a maturer age and ordinary phys.
ical size aud powers. lie is member Of the
aborina,cs "ihe filthy weed, whether in the
shape OF cigar or quid. -
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senals Of Europe. After an expenditure Of
from rs cents TO 81 25, they were sold to
Simon Stevens for $l2 so; then to Gen. Ere
mont for S22. No wonder our expenses are
s2 100000 per day. Government sells al
$3 so, and in a short time buys back at $22
DR.. Cummings bought TOO Of the same car.
bines for $l5. The evidence Of Major Hag.
ner shows that Mr.. Stevens was an agent, OF
aid Of Gen. Fremont. This Mr. Stevens de-
MES. However, the relation was one Of a
warm personal character. Hs had probably
just left him with insurrection to purchase
His dispatch to Fremont was just such as an
agent would send, or ons who had the assu-
rance Of the necessities of tho West, and that
the arms would be taken. At all events, the
bargain was an uuconscionable one, whereby
Stevens was to make about $4,000 in one
day without mourning any risk or investing
any capital. Mr.. Van Wyck next referred TO
the Department Of the West, and charged
that Child. Pratt & Co. made from 25 to SO
per cent on contract Of 81 100000.
ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
Another item of reckless expenditure was
the order of the War Department allowing
two cents per mile for transportation Of troops
and liberal prices for baggage and horses.-
So enormous were the profits that railroad
companies in the West bid and paid from 81,
500 to $4,000 to nearly every regiment for
the privilege~of transportation.
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A CHATTER IN LrFE.-Yesterday couple
were arraigned at the Police Court on .
charge Of adultery. The complainant failing
to appear the woman against whom the charge
was preferred explained the matter by handing
to the Court very dirty looking slip of pa
per on which was drawn the following rather
strange agreement.
DETROIT, 10. go.
This Is TO certify that I, James Martin, of the city
of Detroit do hereby give my wife for her di.hon.
esty 10 me- John wreiord, of the said city hereafter
and forever. and that will take no action against
them for living together hereafter, and the said Ma
ry Ann Martin, my wife. agrees to take no action
against me IL marry again;
, = lr JAMES MARTIN.
her
Signed, MARY p ANN MAT1N.
H-r. : mark,
& detroit Tribune.
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A private letter from an officer at Somer-
set states that among the commissary stores
found In the rebel camp Of Mill Spring, were
thirty tons Of sugar, thirteen tons Of coffee,
and six tons OF tobacco.
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EcoSoMorAL--A man went into The Al.
bany Express office the other day, and want.
ell copy Of the paper. The price being two
cents, he proposed 10 takc only half Of the
sheet and ray one centi He said he only
wanted The war news. -ln }. -,----..tl Z
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MILITARY DEPARTMENT, MICHIGAN.
ADJUTANT-G Generals OFFICE
DETROIT, Feb. 10. 1862.

General Order No l39. .frU .'..t
The Thirteenth Regiment Infantry, now stationed
az halanazOo' & co,nabueu OoSne' ,hn sacng io,h
inst, at ten o'clock proceed TO Louisville Kentucky
pia the Michigan Central Railroad. Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago Railrrad, Lafayette and lndi-
annapolis Railroad, and Jacksonville Railroad.
Colonel Shoemaker, on his arrival NJ Jetfersonvlle
will the Ohio River and will report TO General
d. Buell., commanding the Department of the
Ohio
By order Of the Commander-n- Chief
JOHN ROBERTSON Adjutant General.
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The Thirteenth under Marching Orders

The regiment raised by Mr.. G. + Stuart
is now fully prepared 10 take the field; the
Government has supplied all the wants Of the
men, including clothing, tents and arms, in {
very rapid manner. The regiment is now
commanded by Col. Shoemaker, who wa'
Collector Of Customs in this city during tho
earlier part of Buchauan's administration
It has been raised in shott space of time, i'll
organization having been commesed con
tempor' neously with that of the Twelfth, Col
Quinn, which is still in Camp at Niles.
The following is the order Of the Adjutant
General on the subject:
MILITARY DEPARTMENT MICHIGAN
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Ten negroes confined 10 the Washington
jail on suspicion, Of being runaway slaves, were
discharged in compliance with Seward. or.
der tiiF@
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DENTISTRY.

tfTtAS1S J. J. STEs OMAN, Resident DENTIST,
G Es.ys%S will attend to s calls in his Pr0lesson-
Office over Motifs Drsg store.
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Take NJ office.

- dh0 &vOksCCs
MO RESPECTER OF FPERSON-RICH
~ Poor-Iearned unlearned. white or black bond
free-come and speak for yourselves ana
you shall be provihcdfor. We shall continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
1nde the new Of MCQUEEN Co. at my residence on
Vest Street. Our old customers will be Welcomed ano ne"
all times. Cutting and making done to ORDER
~ MCQUEEN CO.'S.
JIiI,.a,ls sant II 1880 Sept20m3
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John B. Cough is delivering temperance
lectures in Boston.s .3,i.- ...ti 80
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LANSING MICH. WILLIAM HINMAN, fNOPRIEToR'
The "Pe,f.n House" has recently been rh'nrshfc IN
NOS. nnf th' proprn'n' 'r"ls
confident that he 10 meet the want u those
visiting the Capitol desire the Comforts oi hrst
class Hotel The building is OF brick rooms large and
airv arl situated IN the most pleasant part ~ ~" c'y
Lansing. June %, 1861.
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From the Cincinnati Times, Feb. 7th
Cum berIand Gan ExpeditIOn., rdt

Immediately after the victory at Somerset
Gen. Thomas set about opening every avenue
to East Tennessee, with view of reaching
Knoxville in the shortest possible space of
time, after the mud dried up. No one who
knew the man doubted his energy; and much
was expected But we confess We were great
y surprised when we LEANED the amount
which had been already accomplished. While
tho army on the Potomac has remained idle
in camp, because of the mud, the left wing Of
Thomas force, consisting of tho two Tennes.
see, one Ohio, and two Kentucky regiments,
with five bundSed cavalry and abattery of
eight guns, have advanced seventy miles to.
ward the Cumberland Gap, aud on the 4th of
this mouth were but ten mles THE side of
Barboursville, and twenty.six miles Of their
ultimate destination. zsr 5.s3f Of 20 tlCS
| From a resident Of East Tennessee, named
Charles Coleman, who arrived in this city
last night, we have obtained pretty full par
ticulars of tho strength Of the expedition, as
well as the force and situation of the enemy.
There are 10 the Gap not to exceed twelve
thousand Confederate troops, with 10 chance
for reinforcemerts, as they aresio the midst of
a hostile cu,try. The patriots Of East Ten.
nessee are in daily communication with. our
forces, and the instant our army attacks the
rebels in 'front.' ,hsy will rise and cut off sup.
plies from the rear.1 sd5 sisli1aaaaa a. la.
The Cumberland Gap ia the strongest po.
sition 10 the South, and is capsble Of being
rendered as impreguabe as that of Thernopy-
lac; but, as yet it has not been very strongly
fortified. We may expect to hear of battle
there soon. Our 'ioforunant states that the
loyel people of Tennessee are as firm as ever
The Confederates have been circulating q
thousand falsehoods among them; almost
daily telling Of victories gained over the ma
tiona forces, of the intervention of France and
England, Of the bankruptcy Of the North. Of
the existence Of a peace party which controll-
ed Congress, Of the passage Of q universal
emancipation act, and numerous other stories.
but so contradictory and improbsble as TO de-
ceve no one. Mr.. Coleman says that in two
weeks after our army seize the Cumberland
Gap. 10000 loyal Teuuesseans and North
Carolinians will enrull themselves under the
OLE! flag, and all the Government will have to
do is TO furnish them with arms. Since tho
defeat of ZolIicofeI's army, there has existed
no obstacle to communication with East
Tennessee, except the bad roads, and as soon
as they are improved nothing will prevent our
army from marching to Knoxville; Indeed, its
progress will te one ntipued ova,ion.iisp
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On Friday last Mr.. Van Wyck, of N. ",
spoke in the House Of representatives ON the
subject of the frauds perpetrated on the Gov
eminent during the past three months. AZ
ter touching on the cattle contracts, the case
Mr.. Cummings, which we have before refer
red to, the Cataline character. etc., he spoke
OF the.
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Spu LIVERY sTIRIE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING OPENED LIVERY STA
BILE AT Peck's old stand, east Of the Post ON 90 are
now prepar to let Horses and Carriages Also N carr
nv any point they wish reasonable terms
STRONG DOUD, Proprietors.
Hill sdale Mich Dec TO- 1860.
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GEORGE d. MoRGAN's OPERATIONS.

Mr.. George d. Morgan has prepared an
elaborate paper, showing tho benefits Of bis
agency, and rifles upon the fact that in near
ly every instance he paid less price than the
owner asked. We can test the strength OF
his position by the Stars and Stripes. To
build her cos $4,000; by her character the
owners realized $4,000 from Government
they then ask ID 100000. Mr. Morgan pail
$4,000, $4,000 less than they asked but
$4,000 more than she cost. While With
tho Potomska and Wamsutta the owners re-.
allied $50, 900, the Government paid $780,.
900, although Mr.. Morgau's papers allege
that he was asked $4,000. This seems the
reverse Of the proposition. The Onward was
offered TO private parties for $40 900 Mr..
Morgan was asked $4,000. and paid s27, ..
0O0 These are not the only instances. as the
Committee will show by further cxsmina
ton, to which they are invited by the Secre.
tary, and directed by resolution Of this
House. Mr.. Van Wyck proceeded to give
many instances of extortion in the purchase
Of vessels, and then refers TO
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l.. q. WILMOT.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWFI

PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JEWFLLEk. Ar-
ter an experience NJ Fourteen Years In Eastern cities
now permanently Ioraed IN Hilsdae. AT Farnam's Drug
Store-next door TO Bostwcks All work warranted TO
vive entire satisfaction. Sign OF the Big Watch
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MERCER a. WEAVER.
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELL0RS At LAW, SOLICITORS
in Chnncerv and Notares Public. All legal business
promptly attended to. Office in Boes Block, Main 81
Hudson. Mich.
ANDREW c. MERCER. CLEMENT r. "FANhN'
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RENTON HOISE,

ALLEN h SMITH, PRoPRlEToRS. GOOD LIVERY
connected with thu House.
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PRACTICAL. ENGRAvER ON GOLD, SILVER AND PLA-
ted goods orders left at l. G w,lmots Jeweiry STORE
n750
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..4. nICKERSON n kOON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SoIlCIToRS IN oHAN'r''f
U,Ilsi,ie Michigan VIII attend promptly toau kindr ~
IN the State of Michigan North
ern Indiana and 0his. -.
fHRIsroPHRR J.. DICKERsoN, VIVA u A'"''
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-. CHANDLER. -
ROTARY PURT Ir-OFFICE AT THE U. 3. EXPRESS or
fee, Hillsisle. Mich. ocuSo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-18
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE NSLDt1a. B
DYoy saud Farmer vii End this the mostadyAn,
tsgeous route fot Live Stock tnpsetohs fhoS9 WsA
wnlered and supplied with every cuHyepleuce have
he oreaBd ont t}ue and tta connections aDusVery
atteHt tl l. Aitlsotlfsif wants. From HsrrhboSrh,
IS ler4 " tft b. found every coByebenet NJ ietdlLk
saa tastine a choice H. offered ~ tire PffiLAuEL-
PatA.NEW YORK and BALTIMORE aAfhElS.
sbi. win aiso he found the shortest qHtesf$t aHd
ruutu fnr Stoc kto New York 4. Allen
iown1 --afld witt yrwer ehnngest than any other-
tNDt;H LEWIS, GenerA upi.. AiloonAfa
a. H. HOUPT Gen Ticket Agt Phuadelphin
IL. IL. HOUSTON en'ifrctg btA gt.,fhttadetphla
tan24dnw