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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

LADIES MILITARY AID SocIErY.-The
festival Of this Society held At the State House
on last Thursday evening, was very we'll attend
ed. Gross cash receipts, $s7 SO; Expenditures,
s224s. The nett proceeds-$74.s9-are to be
applied t. the wants of our wounded Michigan
boys in the hospitals and on the battle. fslds.-
The ladies are deserving much praise for their
truly patriotic labors in this direction.
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We give below the names of those Who voted
yea. AID Of those sho voted nay, both in the
Senate and House Of Representatives. on the &.
nal vote abolshing slavery in the District Of Col
unbia Cut il out, and pest il IN . conspicuous
place in the hosse, for failure reference. Make
it fixture, to pass With the freehold, or paste il
in the family bib's, 70 descend - an heirloom
70 pestsrity. In The future il win fern the
brightest page in American History. The day is
fast approaching when this record viii be coDsid-
cred more nonentoas one than is isnow VIXEN
the children Of those Who voted aye, viii point
to it With pride, showing that they derive pedi-
gree from patriots, and the children Of those who
voted nay, viii hide their heads for shame, and
seek 70 blos it oat - the record Of their fathers
infamy.
The bill vas passed in the House By yeas ss
pays 80 -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

ToBAcco SEEps-H. V. Hinckly, of
this city, has On hand soos Tobacco seeds
which be wishes - give away, to these vhs vii
try the experiment Of raising the plaat in this
city and vicinity. He viii purchase the crop
which may be raised from the ssedA at the high
ct cash market price.
The seeds need to b planted - early - PEE
sibls and transplanted and cultivated in the sams
manner - eabbagea For further information
ses nr. Hi.eklsy. ut his stscs.
He has . fresh lot Il that eslssessed Kiuick.
iaiek snsaiae. rea s1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

~ We think our readers will thank us
for devotipg considerable portion Of our Col
umns this week 10 the graphic account Of the
battle Of Pittsburgh Landing, given by the cor.
respondent of the Cincinnati Times.
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In the Senate, yeas 29, nays IA

STRAY LRAvEs-We have received two
very interesting letters from our correspondent
Frank, put they are unavoidably crowded out
this week.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

Cooley FOR MAY.-This indispensable
monthly for Nay il received. 1t 10 full of pretty
things. beautiful engraving entitled May
Flowers." A double extension fashion plate,
and grea; variety of patterns for the ladies.
The reading matter, a. usual with this favorite
monthly, is choice, interesting and useful.
L. A. Cooley, 1928. Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
Terms, q per year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

The REBELLION RRcoRD-Part Is is
received. 1t brings the history Of the war down
to November. 1t contains portraits Of Governor
John A. Andrew, of Massachusetts,, and Lieut..
Lowell Putnam. Price so cents. G. p. Putnam,
63z Broadway, New York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

URead the Yankee story of Artemus
Ward, Jr, in another column. Much whole
some truth il contained therein. Read all, and
profit ye that read.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

NOM Coon NEws-foRf PULASKI CArSulkp
Fort Pulas6b ns~ Savas.ah, ssrrsadered IN
eeodisioosily, 10 the Redenl troops "a The llth
~, alssr De nost tsrsi1e beabardusst Of
thirty hssrs 1his epsas Che way 70 Savan,al.
WAat 1extf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

GENIAL HALLEcK TAKES fHR Field. - Il
viii b seen from our "News Of the Week" thas
General Halleck he gone to Pittsburgh Landing
10 take esnnand Of the army there in person
We are glad to learn this. This fighting battlss
oy telegraph, may be very safe, and comfortable
toe the Major Generals, bat We do net believe il
d just the thing for putting down the rebellion
aitsr all Boeapsrte Vas generally on had him.
ss!f when anything important was going On.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

SLAvRRY IN OHIo-We learn from our ex.
changes. that not less than seventy four ssgroes
mostly slaves Of rebel officers. captured at Fort
Donelson, are now in Columbus, Ohio, in the
character Of servants Of those officers.
ls slavery tolerated at the Capital Of the free
State Of Ohio, and under the very noses Of the
members Of the Legislature in session there !!
Il the government ssbsistins those slaves that
they may do the bidding Of their masters, a.
though they were in Tennessee or Alabama?
We do not think rebel prisoners Of war should
b supported in the luxury Of slaves BY the
0overnmenk How il is?
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II Is DoEK-Pre.ident Lincoln has signed
the bill, recently passed By Congress. for The
emancipation o: the slaves in the District oil
Colombia. All honor 70 him ard Congress for
the act. Their names are nov immortal Hesce-
forth the national escutcheon is without seain,
and can Efs up cor head ard isok bosest men
a. well a. roguss in the face without bloshinG-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

ILLxEss oy GENERAL SrGsL. - The country
will re pa med to learn that General Sigel ID sov
lying at his residence in St. Louis, dangerossy
III.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

% George Francis Trains Union
Speeches, delivered in England during the pres.
ent var. has been laid upon our table. It is a
pamphlet Of IS pages, comprising Mr.. Trains
yankee speeches, delivered upon various oeca-
sions. upon American topics. Price IS cts. T
B. Peterson l. Brothers, SOC Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Publishers.
These speeches can be procured BY an order
left at A. ]. Viels's Book Store. Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

ST QUARTS PENINsULAN AxoENAN
CiRcuNsPIcR." call the attention of our
readers, to the interesting letter in our columns
this week, descriptive Of the upper portion Of
the Lower Peninsula Of Michigan. Ths: country
has been, to NEST Of the world, te,re i~eogni.
ia, and We are happy 70 eco light thrown upon it
We thank the writer for this communication,
and hope he viii favor % again, with something
from his pen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

n Why should the male sex avoid the Issses
a. Because il makes men mean.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

II What throat is best for singers 70 reach
high notes vithl soar throat.
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YoRkrowH.-An eyes are now turned eagerly
upon Yorktown, for all look upon the capture of
that place, e the finishing blow to the rebellion
The attack win undoubtedly soon b made in
earnest. and judging from descriptions Of cores
Pondsnts, Of the dsfenees Of that place, and the
character Of the armies and officers opposed TO
each sther, We may lock for one Of the bloodisss
battles On record. We do ncs believe the rebeh
will run. We shall zee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

II He must be . thorough fool Who en-
learn nothing from his own folly
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eE Very few persons have sense esoash 70
desPise the praise of fool.
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- ffsse not 70 apPsaranee; . man With {
e3san shirt ny o vefy dirty aetisu.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

~ No saint - IKE sinner, - a weak saint
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ssnboats. prevented the worst fears On our par,
from being realized.
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ton.
Is might not, psrhaps, under ordinary circun
stances, be proper to mention any case Of appa
rent cewsrdice which could occur in erch con
test; yet think that justice demands that ref
erence be made to the conduct of q new regi
ment, Il spare the name in consideration Of the
brave soRs Of the State,) Who had arrived a,
this point the day previous to the battle.
How different vas the action Of this regimen,
from that of . score of others might mention,
who stood masfully in the fight, amid q shower
of balls such - seldom fall in any battle Of mod
ern times. especially on this side Of the Atlantic
1t must not Be forgotten, that in this 6gh, there
we're engaged troops Who had Let tasted mouth
full OF food since the previous night, and who, In
the trying pecpliariiies of the occasion, kpe y
nothing cave the great work in which they were
engaged.
At the same time, would say that If we're
. connoisseur in the art of var, AID felt no in.
tereet in the result, could not pay too high a
compliments to the bravery and perseverance Of
the rebel troops. II seemed that they had stak.
ed their entire prospects and hopes Of esccess
upon the issue Of TO-DAY, and, and they could
not make up their minds TO retire.
Gen. Beanregard had promised them that they
should drink tonight Of the waters Of the Ter
nsssee river. Having unlimited confidence il
the great hero Of BulI's Run, they believed him
and felt that il must be verified. They disputed
every foss Of ground in the face Of our soldiers,
and charged time and time again upon our lines
only to meet With repulse after repulse At every
etfert. The first days trial vas unsatisfactory.
and they retired few miles in the rear to await
the coming day for . eecsad attempt
II il useless to attempt 70 chronicle al the va
risas Incidents Of the day A. they are told in ev-
ery circle. All agree that Il vas not only the
hottest vsrk they ever experienced, bat also
that q several tines the danger rs most threat
enisg in regard 70 the driving in Of our lines
These Who we're present ct the different on
sIaughts made on our left wing, declare that they
csuid not bss fen, q every Instant that s would
give Wy before the prssssre- Nothisg bit the
strongest detesminasseo On the part Of both on
eess md p1vssss, asd Tie god service Of shsl
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body ~ss ia motion.
Those who have never witnessed charge Of
so large force Of horsensen, should have been
there to have seen the slid tumut of the eager
rider, aud apparently eqnolly excited eteeds.-
Tire enemy have been driven in beyond our for.
mer lipes, and are in full retreat in the direction
of Corinth.
A visit to the feld Immediately after the re.
treat O. the rebels aud the pursuit Of Our forces
exhibited q spectacle seldom to be Witnessed,
aud most horrible to contemplate. The fret ap-
proaches, occupying the further range of the en-
eny's guns, showed at the first glance the work
of devastation made by those ball aud shell which
had oversize, the mark. Large trees we're en-
tirely cut of within ten feet from the ground.
heavy limbs lay strewn in every direction, and
pieces OF exploded missiles were scattered al
around. The carcases Of dead horses, and the
wrecks of wagons strewed all the woods. and
other evidences of similar character marked eve.
~ step Of the way.
Half lille further on, and the more impor-
,ant features OF the struggle vas brought to
view Dead bodies in the woods, the dead and
dying ia the fields, lying ia every conceivable
shape me: the gaze on either hand. Some Law
on their backs with their c!enched hands raised
at arms length, upright il the sir. Others had
fallen with their guns fast in their grasp, a If
they were 10 the act Of loading them when the
fatal shaft struck them dead. Others, still, had
received the winged messenger Of death, snsvith
their remaining strength had cTawied away from
further hsrn, and, sheI,ering themselves behind
old logs, bad lain down to de. Here we're the
bodies of those who had fallen Yesterday. and
mingled with them we're those from whose
wound. the blood was yet Ticklisg away. The
scene beggaFs all description, and do not wish
70 stteupt to depict its horrors. The fatality
on the open space referred TO a the battalion
Drill GroGnd," was the greatest which came IN.
der ny observation.
The canister which had swept il ever IN the
morning had been terrible in it, resslts. Strong
y contested - it's possession had been by beth !
sides, yet the dead we're n Eve to one on the |
side Of the rebels One man here vas in bent |
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cone one Of the best wheat producing sections
It Michigan. ~
The pssasoes Of Northern Aichiga. ere unsur.
pssssd BY those Of any part Of the world. The
quality and quantity are au that could b desir-
q. And the sans may undoubtedly b said Of
cher roes crops.
Bat little hes been done in the nsrshera mart
u Tie peninsula in the eultivasioa Of fruit. So
fas - exPeriuenss have been made, hewsver, I
bsksvs the results have been sat;sfacssry. Rev.
9. n. Smith. for many years resident missionary
- IL lndiass at Nerthport, Grand Trsverse
essssy, has probably sivsa vsis.s kinds Of
fruits The fairest trial Of any one. I have zee.
BE apple. pear and peach trees lido with fruit
asd BE b fully persuaded well directed Ahsss Of
Ne horticulturiet viii be crowned with ssceem.
Inay - well state here, that slsruouesr;e.l
ssservasiens, made ct Norsbpors By the gentle
Nm last named, show thss the climate q that
peins b several degrees warner than il b On The
western side Of Lake Michigan. Obssrv.sisas
q osAse points show similar results. TAis |,
saassd. q sssrss. By The modifying inAss.es d
sAs vass bsdy d water over which de Geld
vinds Of Wbeeasin pass befsrs rsaeAipe our
ssase Hence, frsis trees which eansst survive
. dsgSe vistsr % The western eide ef IL laks.
sAsivs ssely and Prsdses sAs.d.as fruit % the
saseern. The iohsesee, toe. q 49, Ike Wind.
h preventing early autumn frssss I, . -, y
w great importance. ss-at
Asss sssw falls in the nsstAsra - !, n.
esnssl PWtisns II The pe1ins1h. At - !.
- earlier md renains liter than b Tie ~.
~ q LAasss Heses. he residents II -,
ssssssa havs more s,eisAisg sad ~ mud -.
80 Assssss. ! sq9ssAsaA, rsAAsr b a.,
6VRShn cara s''Ia s. !. -'.--r; i7-sr-" :
live ''1'usa 10 ~ spsine, ssssa,e 81
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By IL o'clock quite number Of the comman-
ders of regiments had fallen, and in some case.
not single field officer remained; yet the fight
ing continued with earnestness which plainly
showed that the contest en- both sides was for
death or victory. The almost deafening sound
of artillery, and the rattle of the musketry, were
all that could be heard a. the men stood and ST.
lently delivered their fire, evidently bent on the
work Of destruction with q fervor which knew
no bounds Foot BY foot the ground was con-
tested, q single narrow strip of open land dv-
ding the opponents.
Finding it impossible to drive back the centre
of oar column, at IL o'clock the enemy slack
ened their FIRE upon il, aud made Q mos, vigor-
Gus effort on our left wing, endeavoring 70 out
flank il into the river bank at q point about one
and half miles above Pittsburgh Landing
This wing was under command Of Gen. Hurlbut,
and vas composed Of the Fourteenth, Thirty.
second, Forty.fourth and Fifty-seventh Indiana,
the Eighth, rsenty -frst and Eighteenth Illinois.
Fronting its entire line, hovever, was brigade
under Gen. Sherman, composed Of the Fifty.
fourth, Fifty-eeventh and Seventy Ohio.
Tayior's Fifth Ohio Cavalry we're also in Hurl.
butts Division but, from the improper nature
Of the arms with which they we're provided, they
we're not able to do one half the execution the
men desired
With the first demonstration Of the enemy
upon the left wing il was to be seen that oil the
fury was being poured ont upon it With the de-
termination that it should give away. For near
" two hours q shee, Of Gre b,Azed from both
columns, and could hken the explosion Of the
small arms to nothing ssve cane brake in q
state Of esaAagra,ion. The Mississippi riaeDea
. hrge and well organized BODY Of good marks
men aud desperate men, fought With valor that
sas ooly equaled BY those Who received their
uBefring IRE. and returned is With an energy
which assured them that many of those Who
had endured the ere Of Donaldson were in the
ranks before them.
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