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The national Republican., 1862-09-08
~-A correspondent of tbs New Yo,

1S-A correspondent Of tbs New York
Tsm.s, on hoard ram Monarch, Yazoo river,
above Haine's Landing, Tuesday, August 10,
1862" writes az follows: I'D -
We are continually pasaing huge Hroa built
by the negroes on either shore, to attract C,,r
attention, and take them on our boats. In thu
day time they appear on the banks In Hocks,
making all kinds Of frantic gsstioulati0ns for US
10 land for them. have not seen one who did
not wish to accompany the nsst, and ] am
willing to admit. from what have seen, that
freedom is ~ dear 10 black skin as Il 10 to
'ohits ORe."
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
TING LATEST WAN NEWS Ei.UM THE

rIIJd LATEST waN NEWS rAOM THE
WEsT. '''"'
A reconnaissance was made, as We learn by
the latest telsgraphic. news, with an engine, on
the Kentucky Central railroad, TO Point Pless.
ant, ten miles north Of Cynthiana. Three
men belonging To Georgia regiment were cap.
tured. Their camp was hidden by the bushes,
AZ that their exact numbers could mol be ascer
tsined. .f"r .rrn
Scouts report the rebel force to have been
within four miles Of Falmouth on Saturday
morning last. % -,
,.sS...s Spencer, ;, Boone 30. H'' Virginia. Aad sur
On Wednesday jenkins entered Ravenswood,
Virginia, and crossed the Ohio at Bufiogton's
lslagd, came down 10 Racine, Old, killing one
man, wounding two, and stealing twelve horses,
then re e.crossed the river al VOLTS bar and en-
campcd for the night The people were rising
10 r"sisE further attempts.
A dispatch from Point Pleasant says the CON.
tending forces are In right Of each other. The
enemy Is said 10 be 900 strong. .'h.
Business is still suspended 10 Cincinnati, and
large bodies Of troops were arriving. A bridge
Of boats has been constructed across the river
at the fsot Of Walnut street.
The order suppressing the Times Newspaper
has been revoked.
Gunboats are constantly pstrollipg the river
for miles above and below .hs city.
The reports from Kentucky are conflicting.
Nothing ia known Of the whereabouts OF the
rebels since their arrival at Paris.
An order was issued compelling citizens to
be in their houses at Q O'Clock p. IN.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

LEAVE OF AB'r>Cs To WOUNDED OfFiCERs-
BY an Ufil4ial notice given below, IL will
be seen thu all wounded officers. upon report.
log themselves to General WadswCrth, with
the proper certificates, will be granted leave Of
absence:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CRY, ID. O.,
September 7, 1862
Noties. u Rssndsd 0@ows.
All wounded oiilcers now In the city Of
Washington, who will present to, Big Gen.
Wadsworth, Military Governor OF The District,
proper sargeens' osrtiaostss Of disability, will
AppliS.cn tS % &adS a. ~ sAice 'of the
Military Governor, corner Of Nineteenth and |
EpwS N. srASroS,
.,.r... ., .-.f o.. Secretary OF War.
llEADovARTERs MILITARY DISTRICT OF
'' WASHINGTON, d. g.,
D.. uaN '..rI' .. September z, 1862. o.,
Officers who arc able 10 report TO these head.
quarters will Hnd surgeon 10 attendance. In
other cases they will apply TO Surgeon Barnes,
26s H street; to Surgeon Ciymer, st the Office
Of the Surgeon General, or 10 any surgeon In
charge Of a hospital.
JAS. &. WADswORTir,
Brig. Gen, and MI. Gov. Dc
Ofi ;ia!: 'p,..'Tl
JOIN P. saEaruRsr, Asst AIT Gen.
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A1- BatcheIor's Hair Dys-Ths Best In
the World.-Wiiiam A. Bachelors celebrated
from nature warrapted not 10 njule the Half In .hs
least; remedies the III essots Of bad dyes and inyy
a:cs the Hair for life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly turas u splendid Black or Brown,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful Sold by all
Druggists, no. i-,--
sH- The Genuine v siyned WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOk, on he four stt>s Of e6ah boo.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Late 2Sa Broad
way and 10 Bond,) New York my 231y
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

A VERY SMALL GKUwn-A newspaper in
New York .cs"iis the Secretary Of the Trea
sury ior Gse delay Of Ms printers in crecutiay the
smIa postage currency The real oiiesce Of The
Secretary, We nrprei-nd, is that he Is in favor
Oh prosecuting loe war, NOR with view to
putting down ,he rebellion than with view
tu protecting the Interests OF robel slave
holdcIs 1t ii that which cIcitss the anger
which manilesId itself 10 this very small growl
about very small matter. ..
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

CsANGEs IN THE EARAY-DEPARTuRE OF GENE
RAILS PuPE AND MCDowELL. Mcdowell
has been ID command OF the third army corps
and Gen. uei1izleuau the sixth. These corps
hare been united, and Gen. Heintzleman ia
now il command Generals Pope and No
Dow II lett Warrington las, evening ior the
WcUs.
"" issrn ttat charges were preferred by
Grr. Pope against Gcn.rais Fitz john Porter
franklin, and Gt. lia, aAd ,tat these genera',
have deciaf.d tia, they acted under the ordsrs
oi Gen. Mcclellan; aud We further learn thai
there will be NJ court martial. for the present
the whole mat,rr having, II the request o
Gen. Mcclellan beea postponed.
Geu. Pope has been assLgned TO the COM
mand U! the army OF the Northwest.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

~ Grsat Psnnsylvania nouts.--The
guishsst aud saiest route 10 the Northwest and
Southwest: Two through trains daily, and one o,
Sunday. Soldiers tiokeis at Government rates 10
all The principal points In the North and West For
ucken and inrther information apply at the once OF
the Great Peansyivauis Route, horthesst corner
Pepnsylvania avenue and Sixth street, under Ms
on sundays to ip N.
aug Sly Agent
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

Gi0RIoUs VERHONT--A dispatch from Gov.
Halbrook, of Vermont, announces the depar-
turs OF the Tenth Vermont regiment, on satur.
day, aud itp auti,ipatedarrival in New York on
yesterday. -.
Tho Eleventh Vermont regiment will arrive
10 New York to day.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
MAIsriNsBUso Va, Sept. 7

AAltTiS5DUao, VA, Sept. Z.
Maj Gen. John T. Wool, Baltimore: ..r
l have the honor to report that the enemy,
four hundred cavalry, who attacked my out.
posts, have been defeated and driven back to
Winchester, with ths loss Of about afty prie
one, 5, horses and arms, now 10 our possession
Our loss is two led-Capt. Grosvenor and
Lieut.. Logan, Of the Twelfth Illinois cavalry-
aud ten wounded .r.. .'..i
The loss of the enemy greatly exceeds ours,
but II is not accurately known.
The Twelfth Illinois cavalry, Col. ves, be-
hsvod In manner to maintain the honor of
the State from which they hail. WI.
,i JULIUS WrrrE,
I'd uBrigadier General.
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SDra ttentioni AtlsnlL0ni AttAnlIOn I!l
Wabtsd-u few MEN TO complete . com 2any Ot the
sixteenth regiment Virginia (First Eastera vs.)
This 70 the only rcgimrnt now pdyis9 atry, and de.
tsi.ed for SrEClAL SERvICE'' by the Score.
tary Of War, tor duty In the vicinity Of Alcxandria
anil the forts aoouts W Arlington, u. Q.
Recruiting Ciice. Third street, ad door below Pa
avenue A.C. WIBDICOMBE
Ca tain.
GkO A ARMES,
rcl I'd Lieut.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

h""E n"xEs Fnpu MAINE, FOR THE SANITARY
C"NS'-sIoN The Portland Advertiser informs
n1"I the forwarding Of 7 bo res Of hospital stor's Q
from Maine, consigned 10 Slr. G. r. Davis thu
State agent, who now is u this city, looking
after the sick and wounded from Maine.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

CoLrKED aERvAhrs IN THE AKNY.--He are
seqI.Sled To ray that all c"lored servants in
tl.s army around Washington, who were freed
by the act Of 10th April and who have not
been appraised, should iinmt distely appear
before the Emancipation COmnissi0n at the
grand jury room, City Hall, in order to be
valued and receive their free papers.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

~ Special SOtics. s.--On and after Tucsday
April !, 1861, the trains On the Baltimore and Ohlc
Railroad will commence running daily, (Sundxys
xc,ptcdD leaving tnia Station at 7 ~ y. M, and
oonn. citing st Washington junction with Mail
Train for all parts Of The Wet r,a whe.ling or
Parkersburg. Through tioksts sold and baggage
checked. W. r. hMIIit
N. Of Transportstiop Is. \ D. Il. n
AP1-du lStar 4 diobel
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I..srus,,o,as q Ome.r..

10. h. ..-- .r WAR DEPARTMENT,
rr. b.f.. wAsuIsGros CRY, Sept Z, 1862.
IasiriAtioas 10 United states Karst1l4, MI.
tdrv Oo,nmaRdnnts, Provost 4tsrsLas, Police
Officers. Shei6s, etc. ,.l " n".r.. 81. .i-
The quota of volunteers and enrolment ri
militia having been cduipleted In the several
States, the necessity idr struesnt enforcement
Of the orders OF the War Department In respect
TO volunteering and drafting no longer exist.
1Atfests for vocation or Theses orders and for
dIsi6ysl practices will hereafter be made only
apon express warrant, or By direction Of the
military commander or Governor OF the Suite
10 which snch arrests may be made and 70.
,trictions upon travel imposed by these orders
arc rescinded. l.. q. TURNER,
Judge Advocate.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
eOn OOn MALE or FEMALE AG ENTs

~ - ~ StiILs
LLOfDS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COL
ORED MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, CAEADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, 1862;
oO~t 32O, 900 to epgraye H. and ono years. time.
Supt riOr 10 any $40 map ever made by Cotton or
Mitche and sells ut the low price oi fifty cents;
10000 Hsmcy are engraved Vn this map.
II ~ not only County Map, but It u alson
COUNTY AND.RAILROAD MAI
Of tn United States and Csnadas combined In one,
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man 80 to 80 per day,
and will take back all maps that cannot be sold and
refund tue money.
Send for 81 worth to try,
Priatsd Instructions how TO CANVASS Will BE- furnish
ed all our agents. -.
wAsTED-A smart man, ~ Wholesale Agent for
our MGP1 In every SAtr, CsnRdH. EDglald, and
c,li,.Tnia' s,. A fortune may be made with small
LLOYD, No. lG4 broadway,
New York.
The War Department uses our Map OF Virginia
and Maryland, on which Is marked fh0'Oughfare
Gap. Bull Run Mountains, FallI Chnrob, 9ll the
fords on the Potomac, and every other place In Ma
Tylsnd and Virginia, or money refunded W 4.
Price 50 oents 'n.I ..
sep s-dkw3t
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

~ The Next Regular p1Onth,y Meeting
II the BOARD OF TRUSTEES of PUBLIC
sCH0OLS will be held on TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON, September 9th, II ~ o clock.
WN. B. DAYTON,
ep sat 81 Secretary.
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sep s--2t

SD-sUEGf f.OR 6ENE0AL's OrriCs,
Wash tngton, d. g., sep. y, 1854.
Silk and wounded officers who Will to cster hos
pitfalls viii be received at Seminary Hospital.
Georgctown, and NJ no other place.
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
se4-iw SURGEON General
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 massachus It's Soldiers sslief Asso.
eintlon.-1be visiiirg Com,pitt es OF this Asso.
sAtion are requested TO Send u their reports inme
distely.
Percrder EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
sep t-3
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

~ Subscribsrs 60 tbs RspubiIcan. In
ieOrgetown or tho seventh ward (lsland) who izii
10 reoeiye their papers regularly will obligc the
agent, D. " nelphry, by Having nutace nj Mr.
when all delinIuencies will DO prom,aly attended
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

81 LIBRARY OF CON0REss, July ~,
is62.-Thc Library Of Congress viii be closed from
July 3lst 10 September 1st. --
jyH Librarian.
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y T Y ICI A l..
DEPAKTNEvT or S1Arr.

VTTNNTNFNT VI I1TAFT,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25, 1862.
The Secretary Of Stat, will hereafter receive
nepibcrs ot Congr.ss pn business on Saturdays,
:onmerciug with Saturday, the hrel Of nsxi
nou,h. ....l0I ,...
/ a. WILLIAM Ia. SEW ARD.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

AArWsston's Prog sts of Slavery-Copt
Of this werk arc for sale nt the once vi the NaSona
RJnJliean. Pamphlet edition, 70 cents. Bound
edition, 10 oenS.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

A1UnlOa Prayer msstin8.--The Upion
Prayer Meeting will be hold every afternoon lia
week, in New Yorb Avenue church, (Rev Ur. Cur
lva
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

~ .Ths publication ofAoe of ths. NATIONAL
RaruBLioAN b.st the northeast corner Of D and
seventh strsss, second noor, ovsrw. D. Shop
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

IL E II IL E Tt
n is necessary, either for an OniSer or Private,
In order to cpplure two certain articles, viz : One
new SHIRT snd ono pair oi HOSE which was LEFT
at my shop during last week. .-
seP8 y. ii. MUNCk.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

NOTICE 70 ADvERfISERs--All transient
advertisements must be paid for In advance, and
should be handed in bsiore o'clock, p. n, to on.
sure their appearance on the following morning
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
lsNhHG 6iiy, sstdan Excepted,
:, BYW. J.sMUKrAGH T. co.

otoRat N WESTON. to'roR,
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!. .h4!! be lawful t"l uhe M"ers or citizens
o! ths United States 10 employ fcholarg aud
peOp." .! any part d Cb,na, Tilnoul alsLiuc
,iUn u perdUas, u tcscn ATTY :" Il" lunqIugca
Of ,lIc empire, and to aSSirt III 1,'.r"y uLurp ;
Gnd thH pcrBOna 30 eTpioy.h shall hot lor that
Cause be subject '" any iuJUTy on tbG part
either Of the Government uI VI indiy lduals ;
aud It shaii N like manner be lawful for ciLi-
zGns ol tho United States to pnrchase all man.
usr OF books Ia China.
ARTICLE XVI
Relations of peac" and amity brtwesn the
United States aud China being established by
this treaty, and the vessels Of the United States
The national Republican., 1862-09-08


~ each DI the pora open 10 commerce. CilI
Lens OF the Gai."d iL4Leh -ii.i 80 prrmiuc
10 import Il o,I abroad, and sell, purchase, and
export al, iurrChuHIi-e Ui which ih, iInporla
ton Or ekprrtailun Il no, prohibited by tbs
laws ul ihs Empire The tariff ul duties to b'
paid bv "iizsD- Il ihr United states on The
.Xpyr' anti import Of goods from and into
ChinG shal bs the same w was agreed upon
At IN: treaty Of Wanghia, except 10 far as ii
may be modified by treaties with other nations,
II being expressly agreed that citizens oI the
Omitted ,tgtes shall never pay higher du.ics
than those paid by the most favored nation.
ARTICLE XVI
Tonnage duties shall be paid on every mer-
chant vessel belonging 10 thu United StatIg
entering either Of the op5B porls AT the rutc oi
tour mace per ton nt forty cubic feet, II she be
over one hundred and lily tons burden, and
one mace per ton ol lJr'y cubic feet, il sne be
Hl The burden Hi OnC hundred tid fifty tour OI
undrr, Ascending 10 the loinsge tpeCihed 10
the register; which, with nor other papers,
shall, on her arrival, be lodged with ihu consul,
who shall report the same to the commissioner
OF customs. And If any We sci, having paid
tonnage duty at one port, shall go 10 any other
port to complete the disposal of her cargo or,
The national Republican., 1862-09-08
RumOrs Reliable and Unreliable
RESPECTING H..
The Rebel Raid into Maryland.
is IT ~ FORGET

uua oPlsIOS OF THIS RAID,
The national Republican., 1862-09-08

Where there ARE debts due by subjects o
Chiua 10 cillznn Ui he Uni;ed States, ID. latter
may .v,k T.dress in law ; and, On suitable
Representations being made 10 the local au
'horiIinr through the consul. they will caus,
dI' .yaraIatlon N the premises, aud TAX.
pr"l .seps to compel satirfscti0n. And i
citz ns u the United States be indebted r
tnhJ"cts OF China, the latter may seek redress
By representation through the consul, or BY
suit IN the conSuiar court but neither Gov
9F4uent will hold itself responsible for sucl
debts
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15
From the y. Y. Tribune
Gen. Mcclellan Heartily In Favor Of the
President's Proclam alton.

Gen. Mcclellan in this Order expresses no
other than q soldiers opinion of the Presidents
Proclamation of Freedom. To have done other
wise would have been held 70 justify the very
license be was constrained 10 rebuke. But We
happen TO know that the Generals personal con
viction and deliberate judgment fnly sustain AID
approve that proclamation regarding il as a wise,
just. and necessary measure Of national defense
asains; deadly and formidable treason. VIA,
ever adverse sympathies and prepessessions Gen.
Mcclellan may az an earlier day have cherished
have been ds.ipa,ed By the stern experience OF
the last year. He gives to that proclamation
and the policy it inaugurstes no, merely the
ready support Of his soldiers arm, bu, the full
approval Of his understanding AID the benedic
ton of his patriot heart. In fact, We believe,
tbo1gh We have no authority for stating, that
the proclamation vas not issued until after Gen.
Mcclellan bad sign fed TO the President that the
time for it in bis judgment, had come. Gen.
Mcclellan had faithfully labored for more than q
year, 10 save the Union without destroying slave.
~. Not succeeding in that experiment. be Vas
nov ready to give ss loyal and hearty support
70 an effort 70 save the Union and let slavery 60
to the wall. And that effort viii nov b
made.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

TEE SENATORIAL NoxIsArIoS.-The Republi
can Senatorial Convention, which met in thi.
city, on Saturday, the 4th inst, put in nonina
ton as candidate for Senator in this, the a2d
Senatorial district. Henry L. Henderson, of Ma
son, in this county.
This IL good nomination. Mr.. Henderson i
lawyer OF dne aitaiuments and ability. He j.
an unsried man in public station, but il he shal
discharge the duties Of State Senator, - well a,
he discharges the duties o: lawyer and gen
tleman, his constituents viii have no cause to re
Rret his nomination
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

moussachs. He is ssocky. ven-foemsd -.
and looks we'll upon . horse. Barusids :
broad shouldered. rough looking man. \.
wears long heavy black side uhiskers, and A.,
put on much style.
There is . rumor in camp that re lesv. h.
to morrow for Harpers Ferry, but We yin nh
ably not 60 before Saturday or Sunday.
have already made THE coeresomA.,..
longer than intended.
Yours. &c,
Ar
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

"BLAcK FLAG AGAINST rHE INDIANs.-Gen
Pope 10 preparing to take the field in person
against the Indians of the border, as soon as he
can complete the organization of bis department
It Seems to be settled fact that war of exter
mination must be waged against the Sioux, and
ere long We shall hear Of vigorous operations in
Minnesota. Such merciless and revolving bar.
barities a. the redskins have committed, can on.
b avenged by wiping them from the face of the
earth.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

IL Col Forney, writing on the 7th, says IL
is about time the rumor Of Secretary Stanteps
resignation should be stopped. II NJ. ssanses
was an inefficient minister ora dsloysI man, bic
removal would be proper; but the more oos
looks at his administration Of the War Depart.
meut the more he 10 disposed to censurs the
senseless abuse that has been heaped upoa ~
Secretary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

HrAbsD oyy.-Thers seems good reason to
believe that if President Lincoln had not issued
his Emancipation Proclamation at the time he
did. JEFF Davis would have got the start of him,
and freed 4OO, 900 black men, to be armed and
used Is soldiers in desperate attack upon the
Union armies. A gentleman Of the highest
standing and character in Louisiana, makes this
statement in letter to friend at Newport,
RI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

PARsox BRowNLow.-Parson Brownlow, in
bis address at tho Michigan State Fair, in De.
trOit, said
Regarding Mr.. Lincoln's proclamation. will
cay, that if be means to free the slaves of Rebels
in arms, and pay loyal men for them, am for
il, out and out. Enthusiastic applause
th;nk the proclamation we'll timed, and fortunate
at this moment If it had been made q month
or elk weeks later, the rebels would have made
a proposition themselves to England to take the
negroes and colonize them, and I thank God
that Old Abe has taken the starch out of them.
[Cheers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

n The rebel army in Kentucky 10 essinases
By 4" reliable gentleman" to number 7s'oVv,
oil told, including 1900 recruits. Who have
joined them since they entered the State. Toe
thousand Of the latter have already deserted
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

A SHRRwD REBEL TRIcK.-Tbe Louisville
JoSvnol says that the rebels at Lexington have
published bogus edition of that paper, wherein
it is stated that Washington city is in the bands
Of the rebels, proclaims that there is not the
faintess hope for the federal cause, and exhorts
oil Who have been loyal to give up every thought
Of further resistance, and submit % good citi.
Gems. to the consultation and laws Of the South
ern Confederscy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

RUSSIA AND IN. RsBsILIOs Journal ef
s.. Peeus1urg. the official organ Of the Car.
contains ar important article On the subject Of
the war in America and the division or recon.
avows the friendship Of Rsssia towards the Cai.
ted States, and inclines. TO the opinion that The
Northern Executive Can still recall the 8ossb
to the Union, by proper management.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

u The news of the victory Of Gen. NcClel.
Ian and the expulsion of the Rebels from Mary.
land had reached England before the departure
OF the last steamer. The secession sympathisers
we're greatly depressed thereby. They win feel
worse still before many weeks.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

u The news Of the success of Gen. NcCiel.
IAN over the rebels in Maryland created great ex
citement in England. The friends of the North
we're jsbilant; the Secession party we're greatl,
depressed. The London Times couldn't .pi
wouldn't believe il.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

a The congratulatory order Of General Nc.
C'elansto his troops is an eloquent tribute 70
the valor Of our brave fellows. Never did me.
6ght bstter-never vss the indomisabIs pluck Of
our American soldiers more sisnally exempt.
6ed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

m The news tha, the Sioux var d virtually
ended is especially gratifying. We bad fearee
long and bloody contest; but the "Bsves
evidently consider discretion the better part q
vaIor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

TIE COUNTY CONVENTION readers viii
excuse rs for not laying before them the pro
eeedings Of the Republican County Convention
this week. We did not receive copy Of them
In time. OF the ticket put in nomination By
that Convention, we have only room to say, ,ha,
Is IN all respects good one, and veil worthy
the sunraees Of the voters Of Ingham county
We shall speak Of it more at large hereafter.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

RETALIATION retaliation for the peoch-
nation Of the President, the rebel Congress be-
resolved to rsise the black flag, and neither give
nor take quarter during the var. alright 10"
there will be some fighting.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

n So frequent have been the desertioos
from the British army in the Provinces to tbs
American aide, tha, the Commander in Chief d
Her Msjes,y's laid forces in British North
America, proposes, in future. that all desesses
caught shall be shot, instead Of being transported
70 q penal colony.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

~ The mouth-pieees Of the Southern Reb-
els in England are beginning TO abuse Garibaldi
for expressing sympathy With the North. They
anees to Be shocked At his "irconsisssncy in
not espoasing the cause Of the Secesh!
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-15

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