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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

TRE lsT RKsuszSF b u VoLUSEKKAs This Z 'g
meat seens 70 hays beea the Visam Of misplaced con
nlsnce.' We cannot appreciate the official morality
which SSiuess men n,o service uuder false
ssTAgl. forward manly is Sluays the best
Toe particulars OF the alleged refusal Of the 1871 S, c.
neat 20 leave their Sac thus presented by the
LisussusH. Colonel (Ab,an Jvnes) Of tie & giment:
Es5t Vary nearly al tue 1ti.Crs and psivaeg OF the
Regiment igly under The Impression that they we're
called 0u volunteered ana mustered into service diUH
Or l0csi dssaee and ROT 10 be carried Gus Of the
Ssts. And altar bling N the SAID seNic3 several
mous5E some four mouths a. Camp WappQo, on the
9,ih April q 10 o'clock, A. ~. Nc received orders TO
Lar01 90 Cotuth, Mississippi ana 20 report 10 Gen.
u Bssg-sglri, Aad y be az tie Charleston depot
b. hslfpAs. o'C,oek. 2. many Of the inca nsvss
h,vldg had opportunity % gl5jF ames General
-lsy refusing nearly al applicants for ur0u Oh to DO
20. rhs Regiment Al tie depot within feE min,
uCs OF tAe um aud st eli fOf OOrntb aud having &c
pass through D5Eist nearly 10 sight Of their
homes aid fzzhs about 80 zyaiei themselves Of the
Ogp ,rUniy 20 stop ali tnsr Euiies perhaps loi
the lls lae N ltg-log Eitn slightest intention or
DIS 70, hoFegsr, 70 dessrs the army.
Ols Regiment IS email, numbering 7SO ofhsers in.
elusive left IN the hospitals il ChaIl-sIon, and ID
ssnt on SICK lG-ough, $50 nsR Some 10 have been
LEFT she roai al sIRsgeug p ICES sex We have Nth
Us nov, a. thi5 place, go me-. Some have joined =
on the road, aad I AN fully sl-sds1 the gssi viii as
snnl IS possible, 40. prevented from doing .,
SlaAI'g present. znd s,ci, 30 -aosenf 10 men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

ORfICEOP 7 ~ FARdEAs "A .I,G BAs 4.
IVcLDERs o As Notes o. tA Bark VII prsss ihe for TO
II asnpt the IN o'J H. TsYlo .l'h stree
aAln Aai ~ 4 Street, bstHeen he Of 4
SIS
asisr2on Be made The n1s be presented
holders Iasd that hs-s 10 aSenler eutfEsy EaJA in
ass-is' EorATIoR, oAsAl.r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

CoMMIssIoNRn% SALE OF IeG ACRES or

| COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF I6s ACRES or
| sike, ,hr.e mi... nor,h of Riehmond As Con
o 90 o. S Srsa. c0g.t q i HSs sgPcasg y d.
las. 0slter 90 We shall pG0 Is o. on the rem
- m q, lsa S 2: .I' isss at S,st
above, recently The II to late hr' pbaP
asSd sa' i'; e.. .ss. 70 a I as w. s ~ S
SCI an, Jas. . Gsa., u. al . - rt.n aoheri
Io!Ho s5 aers enG Is sel act Ia o. sta owh Of
la Sc n.s az osiI AID sresll' m'N variable lo viii
esnisJs oars enb Aci1R he Anal house arc
bald nl tb ice hosss and MS On this act there Is
V.eb bic tract ofland and its value greatly enhanced By
| pron ng iroE the sal Office
contains % Ia 100 acres Of witch aertE
| are in woods
Lsl o. T. eOnt.Es 80 0ocOO 20 acres are IN
The foregoing lind, s-s pteua,y valuable ty re,,On
hat tss bo hood sron ~ Se p roonS a. 's'
TEaNs:-OEe-thi C;sh balance II onha for Ne
G ae onsy pail and come an dr-ed by ths Con- viii
ibs TO chaser TO ASH the whole purchase
Tas take. for 1852 to Nspssd hy tn. purchaser.
mAs-td W GoDDIS, cOur
COMMISSIONS fs's SAas OF VEfEY vsLUA-
s,S bstwsen Sines and nr"ae sisie,s. sue sE %
Grant, FIynI stores, o. toe sSI I, siao 81
Pul decree Il Rehmo, Hus,a UogE. catered
sf and o aP iS ,s vi he So Gsy NJ
CelSss 49,, % s po.sf 20 81 a; PISs ise
Of CaSles D. ~ de ss.rd TIL, prOpe ~ arg 10
nd Sn Iuda thereon the side lsta,
Or and hioad sset In the city Rehnoud The
fonts lgl 80 fee and back between
| la fee TO alley 81 est wide.
rGS Rd 90 GG ~ s Ss
Hence OF Me- - coiddsah- eTPeIse Fer end
convenience, the ssolv ,Ssbhze5tls sspase by he
ey, l. 81 Tresnt oseupeI b. Hen hsnmlnsef, g.
sry o. the Treasury, ui can tiers hy esirg u as pIee
Also tRo brick tens int a. the frsnslll AID Wal
It each Ia abo Franklin set apo
ming NJ 6, feet oth tsneme occupied
rest.ar. the YOr.tsva mouse and The adjoining
| we ss 4, ri establishment
TRREs-Ole IA ,alh onrtird In sx month. an tie ,u-r
third tseye months day 81 sale the Ell. tA,reu.s
to ntsre from IRE d'y Of and tes 10 be given t=
and he dale TO be Wiah I'D I'll he whole Tchae money bs
paid and = vsysI n eet.d by dec.es Of he court
The aud inI1rAI lS bs rad by he purchaser
rhvS j. swans, spec al CONT
Ps-,he will with the teneena on YrAHiHn
4 aud Wal stTettI. aal-tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

NTAY 1, IsS3,-sss,lzsl 'o,aAy IN SSh Ksr0lns Of
NJ Col ~. tyr sale ~ DOVBA Co. AI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

49,. CHEAP ENSURANCE.-Herring
SAS Patent rre ~ d SE.n5 ,suTs much more for The
80, thar Inzlranos Posz and sgt May years Puness
.-nnoi Sl0rd be uhoa, s We ssts good asa tne7i "
.IoTa S.hGIss EALF0RD,
l.Tl leo Ham sass,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

pANTEoMNOPTOaON.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
LEE NALLoRYs
War illustrations,
plscR PrfvE LIcruRis
NEW oiLEANs, "
ITS PoRTTF1oArIoHs
ADJACENT Fo2Ts
What vas thought Of
GIN LOWELL,
BY the ptoi s ofEev Orleans
HI plan Of evaeuaton-
Whore he nsu,by
LDsOND 4 DA' TON
usGted Win v's-s in New Orleans, aad Authentic Maps
dyAua BY Las hALoRr
sHThi, Lecture written by eiEea Of New Orleans who
perfectly eonYesLni WITH the subject and the facts he
yoaehsa for oy Loaldanisn.
On Exhibitions EyEsY NIGHT and "WEDNESDAY and SAT.
URDAY, At II O'Clock, A. ~.
EN-sreoG eyhi on 70, the SCHOOLS Saturday ats I'm
seau secured without extra charge 81 The BoK once
ofIbe Hal from o. n. tnbP.A
EE-AGnson 20 cents children ssi servants half price
Doors open o'clock. Curtain rises at malt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

NTrw uICfIM0ND T6sSATfSE.-LAde- and sc.
n men n INC bran All, Prtssi1n DESTROYS % entering
enraser1,n IN Ia lshae,t which will be peae, In AE-
september Ei ulease Aidrs the udSessned stating
J.H Uy%iTT,
apq5-dIu kanaEer Richmond Varieties
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
Mo. coy
An ACT TO AID IN Tar C0HsfRDcTf0H OF CERTAIN
IISs CT RAILROAD IN TEE STATES OF LoCHlANA AND

the Confederate satss enstsed n actual and
the President nde,, foe military rsa toa
strueon h railroad nom es Iberia 10 IN. e.ts OF Lous
and loussn The ttsts % 1etas and ths mAadng
General al ORLEANS has declared 70 be ~ the present mo-
uspt a sres militia y DeeetrU. ~
SIMS l. al. C,n Of TIE cendsrats etaeI Of AsA
do eosct rnI PcInt he hs hereSr tutAorsed and
x,red 70 al or with the New Orleans and Ttrs
R,ilro.d Co upapy and the Texa, and New Orleans RAro
Coupa " upon iush teEmI csndu be nay ~ pro
per 20 niure prompt peaoa ard ell Of said
roids 4, he he thing bt sussd 70 Pr0sse
the pablo inie'et
accomplish object coLtsmplled the Of one nj Hon
hse hundred III nd II 70 In tae bonds q Confederate
s.tss ated be su,d and applied BY The or
ar Of he Pre.iden lueh tv,s and s,eh h. may
De IN prop-r esient be dlreeei % itie m'rt
g,g. o. road Ap far he al saie repay
met Of The reg 90 extended In aid Of iu erection
| App. owed April 10. 1853
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
pIoanOND VAisllcrIss.

TIE Comedy Of
MONEY.
Rect non-MSnana, written by himself NJ. Townsend tI
hrsI APpsara5cs)
PLEASANT HEIGHB0Rs
W-sse programme
A CALL To The PAT2IsEIU.
LEE hALLORY's
War illustrations.
VIII be Exhibited this
Thursday Evening, May sth,
At METROPOLITAN HAIL,
UndorthS Fstronsg! Of the
LADIES AID SOCIETY
And
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
For ihs benefit Of our
MoK SOLDIERS
at Camp Wlnder.
ES-cHisoI TNE-DOon open a. ~, Exhibition COM
nenes 81 81 oeoek.
be secured at the Hall during day Without
charge
mas 1t LEE MALLORY, Manager.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
DIsSGLD.EIOS.

INHE co,ar-ne'sljn Of e.jwin - OTIGain IL Co.. E p
Z day, MAY l. 80. a sslig. d ~
VII WOF ham ,nd s.ua 's5'h.a sitt 0. rei o. rs
In gud ton, and may he found 81 .e
liHt-ri - 81.
AnTon. IN ebed ;hen vii please ell aud settle their t
4 bJsdl.s hose TO rhcai they msy be owing Val r''a
hslr cia.nI for Payment.
CoparincrssIp.
TIE subscribers rave ere llto eopnEagGh1 Hsil DE
sgle and In -. N b Workman a. Co., td' =, tu4-
pose gtn ssl n 0csry sd nun sion LI1-'.s
aud espsd u. iss tho psronag OF tbs pl0;, as 81 "
fr,tu u he late concern Of Eirin WORKMAN o.
EDwIS W0RTHAg
EALLEL -ckTdAM,
rsINt.Sfv COLEMAN HOkrHAE.
New uICEIM0ND TEsATxs.-LAd'e- and gee
a men n hc Dram Prdsson deslOrs % entering
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

LOUR-Psnly Flour Of superior quality for sale In quaa
il uu.s 10 s7it pIrehaso:.
Terms cash on delivery, - .--.u "a
maS-Ia DUNLOP, hOSCCkk Cos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

TH Council having made additional appropriation for
equiplng Vlsntess In tAs Ooaede from the
Renm5nd capital Of ptneI are hereby requested
furnish Nh hat Of htir companles g1etsg Asse vic
are resdsnt OF tae el.y and also substitutes, any
David J. SAUNDERS,
mAy6 " Chairman OF the @ mmttee on Arms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

VIRGINIA % Witi-Ats County Court held foI the
County Of ri tsylvAns day OF peeenbet, 1851
Ten sSyArs aud Jane his wife, Richard Carter aud Alfred
n. OIrter Plaintiff.
GCIiaSf
janis AFTER ThorahI and VIM Y oarss children Of Thorn
carter George Oar the children Of Robert Carte whose
puknovn, thar AnisGon and Mary a. his wife
Wm Carer, Sm Calhoun and Betty J. his vi Joh7 A..
Garter James CAar and AIRY Z after, children Of Alex
Lnd,r Cater Charles Garter, Mary Carter child Of Jhn Oar
ter and SAmuei Garter, DefendAnts-
IN CHANCERY:
GppeAIn; By Amiavt hsd hat the defendants james Oar
ter Carter, Hm r.r, George carter the chl
isen Of Der OA-ir ases AZ. unknown Joha An
de.lu N Mary Gts ca Carter Nary UaTte anu
sl do reds 10 the State OF NoiA ordsre'
a they 90 appear within month aztec dee publ ctNn
Of n ord.r What n sAry oecI tn ctr iqc-,ts In
N Jet 4 yhieh l. { OBTAIN de rec icf Ne sale o.
div ion p-leasis Eno.s pa ties euEs5 thsfeo Aso
t-e. M aecounito he taken Of aiy-neemens made BY
spencer Garter to his children
Copy -Tese;
uhls-.w4w l. scsuIG Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

mal--Gt,ssv
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-09
[OrdInancc No. CO.
AN ORDNANCE. PRoYInING ron

N y OAAAFAN - N0Nss A~INON HAlINNa EOIf
n the Construction Of Sidewalks in Bou ker street
and Park Avenue.
The Trustees Of the City Of Nevada Orain A. follows
SIC. ]. II shall be the duty Of the property hold.
ers on the south side OF Boulder street. from the
sidence Of Geo s. Pierce to the corner Of Park Ave
nue., on or before the 2Oth day Of August. 1862, 10
construct sidewalk IN front of their property.
SIC 2 raid sidewalk shall be Eve feet IN width.
and shall be constructed under the direction and su
peryisOn Of the City Marshal.
SIC. 3. All property holders on the south side Of
Boulder street to The junction Of "Park Ayeuue3'
also all property holders each side Of "patk Ave
nue." 10 IT. junction with "Nmr1d" street, sha II
construct or cause to be constructed sidewalk in
front Of their property the same width, 10 be com
pleted az the same time and under the same super
vision as on the south side 0f Boulder street.
SIC. 4. should any Of the property h0lders on
either side of Boulder street Park Avenue BE-.
tween the points above mentioned, neglect or refuse
10 construct the sidewalk in front O hs Or her pro.
pery as required it shall BE- the duty Of the Marshal
to let out contract for having the work done aud
the property along the line thereof shall be held re-
sponsibe for the reasonable expenses Of the same
Passed July Goth, 1862. c. ". YOUNG, Pres't
JsO' PArIIs0s Clerk. aug2
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-09
Aeuada gemutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

DELINQUENT TAXES OF lS6I.-Thc Dis
,rict Attorney made his report yesterday, to the
Supervisors, of the delinquent taxes on the as
sessnent roll of 1861. The amount of taxes
still unpaid is $2,4OO 81, of which judgments
to the amount of $49l "a have been obtained
against delinquents, nearly all of which will be
collected. The amount returned as delinquent
In the several townships, and for which iudg-
ments have not been obtained, is as follows:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-09
HEIMSTREETS
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
1T Is Nor A DYE.

1T Is NoT DYE.
But restores gray hair TO its original color by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural susenance,
impaired by age or disease. All instantaneous dyes
are composed oflunar caustic destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the hair and afford of themselves no
dressing. Heimstreet's Inimitable Colorng not only
restores hair to its natural color by easy process
but gives the haira LUXURlANT BEAUTY, promotes
its growth, prevents it, falling OF, ersdcates dan
drufT, and inparts health and pleasantness to the
heau. 1t has stood he test Of time, being the Orig
nal Hair COloring and is constantly increasing in IA
vOr. Used by both gentlemen and ladies'. II is sold
byall respectable dealers, can be procured by
them Of d. $. BARNES, Proprietor, New York Hos
TETrER, SMITH DEAN, Agents, San Francisco Two
sizes, 50 cents and 81 jy3-eOw-ly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-09

To COrresPOndents.-Pat residing in
any part Of the State, however distant who may de-
sire the opinion and advice Of Dr. Young their
spective cases and who think proper to submit
written statement of such in preference to holding
personal interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred DR.. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
only opened and replied to by himself, and the
latter as promptly possible. II the case be fully
and candidly described, personal communications
will be superceded as instructions for diet. regimen
and the general treatment of the ITSELF (nclu.
ding the remedes) will be forwarded without delay,
and in such manner as to convey idea Of the
purport of the letter or parcel 50 transmitted.
eS- Office, 75l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. j. c. YOUNG VI. d.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-09
Special Notices.
LANTENr OE rHE ELEA.

Long years have wandered uniettered and free,
And bitten the young and the old,
And laid in the couch Of the rich aud the poor,
And frightened the warrior hold.
But power is waning fast from mo
Powder Magnetic and strong,
Invented by I.YoN: is death to our tribe,
And away must travel ere long.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but will
kill all house insects, garden worms. plant bugs, &c.
Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and
mice Sold everywhere. d. s. BARNES. New York.
REMINGTON, & Co., Agents san Francisco.
aug7--im.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-09

New Books, etc.-A. r. Church Il Co. have
just received the following new works, at the Broad
Street Book Store:
Students Abrosd-by Kimball:
The Nargesons-by Elizabeth Stoddard;
Loves Labor Won-by Mrs. Southworth;
The ROyalist naughter-by Alex Dumas:
The Stolen Mask, or the Mysterious Cash Box-by
Wilkie Collins;
Barren Honour-by the author Of Guy Livingston;
Abel brakes Wiie-by John Saunders;
Among the Pines, or South in Secession Tmes-by
Edmund Kirk:
John Doe and Richard Roe, or Episodes of Life in
New York-by Edw. 5. Could
Also, fine lot of Diamond Pointed India Rubber
Pens; Patent Automatic Tnkstands, etc.,etc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-09

.TTPON READING THE AFFIDAVIT FLED HEREIN
" and it appearing thereirom 10 the satisfaction
Of the Court that plaintiff has good ca use Of action
against the above named defendant, and that defend.
ant is still Ia this State and Is secreting himself .o
that the process Of Court not be- served upon him
II l. hereby ordered that service Of summons herein
be made by publication IN the Nevada Democrat. a
newspaper published in Nevada county. once "A week
Tor period Of three weeks. Given under my hand
this 9th day Of August 1862. T.. W. sSIITH,J.P.
aug5 3H.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-09
CUMMONs-sTATE OF CALIFORNIA.

- County Of Nevada, IS Township Of Nevada. be-
lore J.. W. sNull, J. T. People of the State OF Cali.
i"fnh To ). y. BUDD You are hereby summoned IN
appear before the undersigned Justice Of the Peace
at hls Office IN said township, on WEDNESDAY. THE
2lW DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1862: at O'Clock. A.
NJ, to answer to the complaint Of MARTIN BRESNAy
VINO demands Of you the sum Of sos 66 with interest
on said sum Of the rate Of ten per cent per apnutn
from the Goth day Of July 1855, ~ per complaint
now on hle IN my office allure 80 10 appear and
answer, judgment " III be rendered against Won for
the SAID sum Of S68 SO and interest as above and
costs Of suit Given under my hand this 5th dav of
August, A. D. 1862. h. W. SMITH, J. F.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-12

The following extract from Diplomatic Cir
cular issued by the Secretary of State on the
22d Of September gives assurance that the Eman.
cipatiou Policy is fixed, aud will te persevered
in to the destruction Of the rebellion:
q have already informed our =. representatives.
abroad of the approach Of a change in the social
organization OF the rebel States This change
continues to mske itself each day more and more
apparent
- In The opinion oi the President, the moment
has come to place the tact more clearly before
the people at ,hc rebel Safes, and to make
them und,rsiand that 4 these States persist in
imposing npOn the country the choice betwee,
the d,ssoi'''ion Of the Government, at once nee.
essay and beneficial and the abolition of slave
~. IL Is the Union and not slavery that must be
maintained and saved With this object the
President is about to publish proclamation. in
which he announces that slavery will no longer
be recognized in any of the States which shall
be in rebellion on the first day of January next.
While all the good and wise men OF ali countries
~ill recognize this measure a. q Jus, and proper
military act, intended to deliver the country
from terrible civil war, they viii recognize a,
the same time the moderation and masnau,ni,y
With which tn, Governments proceeds in matte,
50 solemn and important. I am, gentlemen
your cbedient servant.
WM. b. SEWARD.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-12

MILITARY AID SOCIErY-Articles re.
Articles received Nov. 7sh. Mrs.. C. Tracy.
muslin bandkerchiefs Mrs. c. 8. Armstrong,
package sundries; Mrs. C. C. Darling, bottle
rhubrrb wine; Mrs Lovira Smith, cans fruit
Mrs. Ransom Everett, IA lbs. dried apples
Mrs.. Cyrus Everett IL lbs. dried whortleber
ries, 4 IA lbs of butter; Mrs. Burr Dubois,
Aiaiedon, !bs. dried apples; Mrs. John North,
l2 lbs dried currants, yarn for one pair Of
socks; Mrs. Joshua North, l.2 lbs dried cur.
rants, 4 lbs. and OF. dried apples. muslin
dress shirt; Mrs. A. B. Edwards, lbs. cranber-
~ preserves, 10. s or dried strawberries, l ID
dried currants; Mrs. Geo. /. Cheney, 2 lbs dried
peaches; Mrs. Evalna Pomeroy, package sun
dries; Ms. John skinner, Windsor, 4 lbs dried
fruit; Ms. Sarah Hudson. package sundries :;
Miss Lucy Camp, l package sundries; Ms.
Nicely, 4 lbs. 4 or. dried raspberries; j. P.
COxles, bag snndries Of 80 l-2 lbs. ]. Ashley
can fruit, bag fruit, pair buckskn gloves.
and pair Of boots G. Skinner, bag fruit
Ben. Carl, bottle syrup, 4 lbs. o. dried fruit
5 cotton hospital shirts, made by the ladies' of
the Female College cotton hospital shirts and
8 pairs Of socks made by the '.Okemos society :"
Mrs. Jacob Thompson, Okemos, prepared two
rolls for knitting By mistake not given in
previous report, Ms. DR.. Price, 3 IL lbs. red
dried in sugar; Mrs. Homer Cornell,
Delhi, lbs. dried currants, lbs. dried black
berries, 3 lbs. dried Apples.
and carefully soldesed. Pickles Can also be sent
ia kegs. bottle of Tomatoes from Mrs g. W.
Coryell. and can Of peaches from Mr.. C. s
Armstrong, not being properly sealed, have
spoiled; several other bottles and cans aave had
10 be sealed over for the same reason wine has
al'O had to be changed to stronger bottles.
MRS. X. G. DART, Secretary
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-12
Recruiting service.

Lansing, Nov. llth, 1852.
Mr.. EDITOR Having been detailed for the
recruiting service in this State, and for the pres
ent ordered to locate myself in this city, wish,
through your paper, to inform those Who intend
to enlist or tender their services to sustain the
honor of our arms, and transmit to latest poster
ty, the Union in all its integrity, that there are
advantages to be gained in joining the 10th Mich
Volunteers, that bat few regiments can boast of
We are Differed, by men OF intelligence, Wig
lance, energy and undaunted bravery, together
with unremtting kindness to those in their com
mani.
While we are commanded by our present Col,
T. B. w. Stockton, at night we can lay down
and enjoy refreshing sleep, without any fear OF
being surprised by the enemy. In the morning
We awake with the full Consciousness that every
thing is amply provided for US. In no instance
during the sixteen months that We have cen in
service have We suffered for want of rations and
comfortable clothing. We yet have suffered
very slightly from sickness, owing to the enforce
ment of sanitary rules. am here to procure
recruits for Company G, the principal part Of
which was raised in this city. 1t is commanded
at present by Lieut.. Eddy, of Flint, who ha:
been with US since the for nation of the Compa
ny, and in all the qualities necessary for an off
Ger and gentleman, he is not surpassed by any
and his universal kindness has united US as 9
band Of brothers. To enlarge upon the gallant
conduct Of the 10th and her officers, would oc
cupy too much OF your valuable space, and be
unnecessary, as it is well known throughout the
State. that their record is second to nOne
These are few of the reasons why recruits
should enroll themselves in the above regiment
Other reasons shall submit to you at future
day. Resp'y yours, Sergt. A. CAMERON,
Recruiting Officer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-12
ExrIAxArlos-we last week noticed

ExrLAxArIoN.-We last week noticed
u fact that Mr.. NeChesney had come to thie
eaes and engaged some printing. which We had
e'os. and for which he had failed to pay Us. Mr.
AeChesoey has since been 70 our o6ice aud paid
n amount Of his bin. aud explained the matter
q delay. and non-payneut Of the bin, in man
~ tally sssislaesosy, which assures Us that he
nsant not 70 deftaud rs. but va. negligent in
sssiniorning - Of the diiicultie. and disapponi-
nsoss sndse shieh he laSered; which explana.
soo, had is beea made, would have made the
natter al right. We mahs. Ibis explanation in
i'ssies 70 Ar. nsChesssy. net d<sgaisg to In
hss lin psssasal9, o. to destroy his bushes.
sshsiooa We have bsen'' sold, !" together With
~ esonsnisy. 70 many tines that We had
sns 70 The eooelnsion 70 "spos" any dis
ssssss issnerant individaals that might deftaud
saad the community in the future, and hence
ssr nssies Of Ar. Aechesney, thinking that he
ss'aesd % that elsss. Ar. NcChesney assures
= Asssver, that b intends TO deal honestly
saA hi Sshevs, and = in possession Of certifi-
- q sese0asadasios Of the highest rsspec.
essney - y his MERITS - nuician, and . man