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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-12
To Consumptives.

rENHE Advertiser. having been restored health
u fc~ weeks, BY very simple remedy, AFTER having
suffered several nth lung Affection.
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious make
known to his fellow sufferers The neans Of cure
To all Who desire II, he will send copy OF pre-
scrpson used free Of ChArge1 with the directions
preparing AID using the same, which they gill find
for Consumption. Asthma, Brcnc hisis &c. TIE
only object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip
to eenes the afflicted. and spread Information
eoneeivcs be Invaluable. he hopes every
will try his remedy Will them thin
aud prove blessing Parties wishing the preserip
fion will please address
Rev EDWARD 4 WILSON,
wiliisnsburgh. Kings County, New York.
3. SO IL I'm
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-12
LuMskR pxvouRxp BY HoRsEs.-on the

LUMBER DkvoUREp BY HoRsEs.-On the
LIST instant, a drove of horses. one hundred
and five in number. which had bedA con
vsyed to Philadelphia from New York the
day before, and KEEP. without food, were
placed in an enclosure used by the Union
Volunteer Refreshment Saloon for the stow
age of lumber. They had been there but a
few moments before the whole drove com
menced gnawing the fence which surround
cd the enclosure. Three men were instant.
ly dispatched to the scene, but before
they could stop the work about one thous-
and feet of lumber were destroyed. The
committee Of the refreshment saloon used
their influence to obtain hay for the poor
animals. but daylight broke before their
wrath could be appeased with any substance
more inviting than lumber
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-12

From the throne Of life eternal
From the home of life supernal
Where the angel feet make music over all the
starry floor
Mortals have come to meet you,
Come with words Of peace to greet you,
And to tell you of the glory that is mine for
eveTmore
Once before | found mortal
Waiting at the Heavenly portal
Waiting but to catch some echo from that ever
opening door
Then seized his quickened BENZ
And through all his inward seeing.
Caused my burning inspiration in a fiery food
to pour!
Now come more meekly human
And the weak lips of woman
Touch with fire from off the altar, not with bur
nings Of yore;
But in holy love descending.
With her chastencd being blending,
| would fill your souls with music from the
bright celestial shore. >.
AS one heart yearns for another,
AS a child trusts to its mother,
From the golden gates Of glory turn | to the
earth once more,
Where | drained the cup of sadness
Where my soul was stung to madness.
And hie's bitter burning pillows swept my bur
dened being DER.
Here the barpies and the ravens,
Human vampyres--sordid cravens
Preyed upon my soul and substance till with
ed In anguish sore;
Life and then seemed mismatcd
For felt accursed and fated
Like restless. wrathful spirit wandering on the
Stygian shore.
Tortured by nameIess yearning
Like frost-fire freezing burning,
Did the purple, pulsins tide through its fe-
vered channels pour,
Till the golden bowl--Lifes token
Into shining shreds was broken,
And my chained and chatting spirit leapt from
out its prison door.
But while living, striving diving.
Never did my soul cease crying:
We who guide the fates and iuries give! oh,
give me, implore,
From the myriad hosts of nations
From the countless consultations
pure spirit that can love income that |
too, can adore?'
Through this iervent aspiration
Found my fainting soul salvation,
For, from out the blackened fire-cIypts did my
quckened spirit soar;
And my beautiful ideal
Not too sanity to be real
Burst more brightly on my vision than the fan
cy-formcd Lenore.
Mid the surging seas she found me.
With the pillows breaking round me,
And my saddened, sinking spirit in her arms of
love upbore;
Like lone one, weak and weary,
Wandering in the midnight dreary
On her sness, sanity bosom, brought me to
that heavenly shore.
Like the breath of blossoms blending,
Like the prayers of saints ascending
Like the rainbow's seven hued glory, blend our
souls forevermore.
Earthly love and lust ensaved rue,
But divinest love hath saved me,
And know now, first and only, how to love and
to adore.
Oh, my mortal friends and brothers,
We each and all another's
And the soul that gives most freely from its
treasure hath the more.
Would you lose your life, you find it,
And in giving love, you bind it,
Like an amulet of safety, to your heart forever
eel a. more.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-12
GREAT REDU TON

REAT RED L c t l .
IN TIE PRICES or
SINGER e CO.'S
STANDARD MACHINES,
No shait.e Machine formerly .oia az $50. REDUCE
No Shuttle h.ehids formerly sold at $780, Keausea
SIN GE RS
AEyNEA sAea AASMAME
PRICE. with Hammer ana besusiuiiy or Sc
aenton Of YES, M.k@rs and Nskers and ali these
rae h 9f q the
chimes sking like the nterlocsea stitch sad ere
manaisesaring purposes as Machines
for manufacturing purposes In general
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Are valuable in TO the number thing. they
do VEIL See what ours can do before making
Thrre is no doubt a. TO the value Machines for
ses & e hat the ds sseas, Of
chine best adaptei 70 the heaviest work wond also be
be embodied in Family Machine 1t IS
we'll understood that our Letter Mschne is the
aorass and ssrsaniy
action. While as general thing the sewing machine
chin IS are unequalet manufacturing purposes they
are aim in he breath thai Singers
Letter or Family Machines good theirs
This q trick Of the trade and confidently in
ye those in the subject examine for them
selves. hat Letter A Family Machines tn
capable of doing lille
they delicate material 10 perfection
already stated also adapted to light nIanufac
said any the other Family Machines yet offered to
the public. ,
( The Nos ] and Machines of great capacity. and
applicable for manufacturing purposes.
No. Machines especially adapted TO all kinds
Of light and heavy Work, in Carriage Trimming
Boot Shoe Making, Harness Making. &c They Of
extra size long enough TO take under II and
stitch sized Dashes. There scarcsly
part TmmeTs stitchng that cannot be better done
" the by hand the saving OF time an
The table of these Machines Is -
inches lon T. the shuttle will hold six times much
thread shuttle those usei for tailoring
We have always n Henm ns Gauges Silk Twis st,
Linen Thread spool.. best Machine Oil in
bottles, etc.
Or customers may rest assured That all
OR Branch O6sces furnished c'tA the
"geRutne Articles.
IL case Of small the money may be sent in
posta 4 stamps or bank notes
will please write their names d is
tincty. all portan that shoald in each case
know the postofice. county and State.
lYAI pers requiring Information about SEWN g
Machines prices working capacities and the
purchasing obtain 1t by sending TO
| US or any Branch Offices for a copy of
4 CntS GAZE1CE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

AVA been made IN the CONDITIONS Of certain mort
gage whereby the therein contained 10 sell has
become operative executed by Elvirs Ranny Of the
county Of Ingham, and State VI Michigan, to Ava G..
True Of Jackson, Michigan dated the sixteenth day Of
August A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty eight, in the
the oce Of Register Of Deeds for thecCunty Of ngham
the State of Michigan in Lber eleven Of mortgages
pages 6, which said mortgage duly assigned the
tenth day Of April A. d. eighteen hundred and sixty
by said Ava G. True to o. ". Bennett, which said
assignment duly recorded the twenty fourth day
Of December, A D. eighteen hundred and sixty one i'll
said Registers Office in lber IA ( mortgages pages
$40 and GIL, upon which mortgage there Is claimed
to be due, at the date OF this notice, the sum Of
seventy dollars and ffty cents, and suit or
proceedings at law having been instituted to re-
cover any part thereof, notice IS therefore hereby
given, that Thursday, the twenty fourth day Of
April next, at four O'Clock in the afternoon, shall
sell public auction 10 the highest bidder sae to take
place at the front door of the ngham county Circuit
Court House in the village of Mason the premises
tanned in such mortgage Tor much thereof shall be
necessary to satisfy the amount due on such mortgage
with seven per cent interest and legal costs together
with attorney fee Of fifteen dolars that is TO ths
following piece parcel land situate in Ingham county
Michigan viz sixty Of the north part Of the south
west quarter Of section number nine, in town number
three, north Of range number one west.
Dated Jackson, January lsth. A. n. 1862.
ORSAN ". BENNETT Assignee
Bennett and Banker Attorneys SS2w13
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
THE WOLVERINE FOURTEENTH.

The following song composed exclusively for the lath
Michigan Regiment has been forwarded to for publ
cation, by officer Of Company D. OF this city. let
from correspondent will be found the inside
Cheer for the banner ally meath its stars,
As join the Northern Legion and of for the
Ready for the onset. for bullets, blood ant scars,
cheer for the dear old Flag.
CAorxs-Glory Glory. Hallelujah
Glory. Glory. Glory Halelujah.
Glory. Glory. Halelujah,
Cheers for the sweethearts forced to leave
Think Of Us lassies, but for US don't grieve,
Bright be the garlands that for Us you'll weave
When We return to your smiles.
CUs9
Blank looks in Dixie when the Northern troops come
Sad hearts in Dixie, when they hear the vctors drum
Pale cheeks In Dixie, when rattle shell and bomb
And DOWN goes the Dixie rag.
We Il meet them oI tne,. ..aMpMs siouna aud quIcKy
drive 'em back;
Nimbe feet in Dixie, when they hear the rifles crack
OF the Wolverine Fourteenth
YPsIIANT s the Hesrthstone round which we've gath
cred strong,
Woman hand and loving hearts here have cheered us
all along
Your blessings I'LL our hearts shout the partn.
OF the WOLVERINE FOURTEENTH
CAor,a-Goryi Glory Hallelujah,
Goryl Glory Glory Halleujah
Goryl Glory! Hallelujah,
Three cheers for the dear old Flag
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
A REMARKABLR MEMORY.

The secret of Persons great literary acQui-
sitions, according to his own account, rested
in his astonishing memory. In his case, there
was no learning lesson, in the popular accep
tation of the term-ihe merely reading the
longest and most difficult task, imprinted it so
firmly on the mind that it never became erased;
hence at school, we find him scanning pages Of
Horace in his class. with an Ovid held upside
down in bis hand, the proper book having been
mislaid; and, in after life. if he had read u
book one day, and any allusiOn was made to it
the next, it was no uncommon thing for him to
repeat whole pages of the work verbatim. He
would not only, says his biOgrapher, repeat
verse or Rose from one edition Of book, but
would. if necessary, revert to all the various
readings and critical notes contained in various
reprints, as if be had their pages lying before
him. Roderick Random he could repeat from
beginning to end, and he even offered to learn
by heart q complete copy OF the Morning
Chronicle in a week. Basil Montague relates
that Porson. in his presence read over two OF
three pages from book selected by Montague;
then repeated what he had read from memory,
and Immediately afterwards. at friends re-
quest, repeated the pages backwards. missing
only two words!
Two other instances of this wonderful facili.
tv deserve to be related before we pass on
Mr. Cogan tells US that friend one day con-
suited the scholar on the meaning Of o word in
Thucydides: Porson. without looking at the
book. Immediately repeated the passage in
which the word occurred. His friend asked
how be knew it was that passage. " Because
said PorsOn, the word occurs only twice IN
| Thucidides-orce on the right hand page ir
the edition which you are using. and once OF
the left. 1 see your eyes are directed to th'
right hand page"
Rogers relates that taking him once to VIM
Spcncer's, be delighted large party Of tb'
nobility by recitng an immense number o
forgotten Vaux Hall songs, drinking all th'
time. He got very tipsy at last, and. say
Rogers, q brought him home as far a. Picca
diliy. where, am sorry to say, left him scl
in the middle Of the street" His retentiv
memory was, however. far from being delight
full to him ON all occasions. my momory,
he said on one occasion {" is q source Of miser..
| to mel ran nere- forget anything ~hi"h
| don't wish to remember" Journal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

The table is interesting a. showing the rapid
rise Of the orthwes.ern States in power and in-
Ausucs. Illinois. Iowa, Missouri, Michigan and
Wisconsin all gain largely in their representa-
tons. Of the Southern States, the only onss
that gain are Texas, Arkansas and Louisana.-
South Carolna's representation has fallen 70 four
members-two lees than the young free State Of
Iowa.
In the present Congress the West il represen.
ted by sixty members of the Houss-including
Missouri. In the next Congress the West win
have seventy four seats in that body.
The Eastern, or old free States, nine 10 num-
Der, have now nfhety-two Representatives. In
| the next House they will have but eighty.seven.
The slave Statss-Missouri excepted, which
| belongs to the West and will soon Be free-were
| entitled to eighty three seats in the House ol
Representatives. For the next ten years they
will be entitled 70 hnt ssvensy -eiA seess-haviuG
| lost by the ceDsus seven more than they bavs
gainsd. California gains one member and Oregon
remains a. before. The increase of al the West
srn States, therefore, is fifteen members. Illi
nois makes the largest Of any State. and lows
the next largest. They have now but clever
members. During the next decade they vii
have trenty.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE-Default having

AvA been made in the conditions of a certain linden
ture Of mortgage executed Charles A. Price Of the
city Of Lansing and state Of Michigan Jane Manley
Of the township OF Delhi in the county OF ngham and
State Of Michigan, dated the llth day OF April A. d
1860, and recorded on the 10th day Of May ID 1860
at O'Clock A. in the office of Register Ut Doods for
the county Of lngham State of Michigan ber l3 OF
mortgages page ls5 and the amount claimed to be
due said mortgage the date this notice. being
the Of hundred and sixty six dollars and thirty
seven cents ($l66 so and no proceedings at law or
equity having been instituted to the debt
remaining secured by said mortgage part there
Of and the power to sell contained IN said mortgage
having become operative, therefore, notice is here
by given tina; the 9Th day Of April, A ID. 1862, Al
O'Clock the afternoon Of said day. at the front door Of
the Court House. the village Of Mason, in said county
of ngham said Court House being the place of holding
the Circuit Court for said county there will be sold at
public yendue the highest bidder provided by law
the lands and premises described said mortgage,
much thereof shall be necessary to satisfy the
due said mortgage at the date OF this notice
together with the interest and costs and expenses
allowed by law together with the attorney fee OF thirty
dollars provided for in said mortgage which sad land
premises described in said mortgage follows
viz lot number four ~ In block number eighteen Us
Of Seymours subdivision in the (now city of Lam
sng plat Of lansing IN the county Of lngham and State
OF Michigan. WM. H. PINCKNEY,
Atty for Jane Manley, Mortgage.
Lansing, JAN Is, 1862. 3slwl3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
OSE MORE STATE RELEASED FROM
THk SWAY OF JEFF DAVIS.

The capture Of Fernaudina and the forts de-
Tending il. and the rout of the rebels there
stationed, virtually gives us military possession
Of the entire State Of Florida. Through Fer.
napdina We control the whole eastern coast
line of the peninsula. On the southern Keys
We hold all the Notifications and positions Of
strength On the Gulf line we have posses
zion Of Cedar Keys and from thence we COM
muncate by railroad ACROSS the entire PENN
sula to the point of beginning Al the western
extremity again We hold Fort PickeDs; and it
s only opposite that forthcaton, at Pensaco-
Ia that the rebels now make anything like an
organized resistance. The STATE will, doubt
less, speedily lie declared under martial law
small bodies Of troops stationed at Tallahassee,
ST. Augustine aud one or two other points, and
the loyalty Of the people will be gradually de-
veloped and the conrr aband COTTON and rice of
this fertile region will find an outlet to the
| world. There must he l50. 900 bales OF cotton
now lying in Florida, besides rice sugar and
| tobacco in great quantity; and there IL little
danger OF the planters In thinly settled re-
| gion Of country Ike that, getting 50 hot IN
their political excitement as 10 set TIRE 10 their
cotton. The fact that commodore Dupont took
down some forty vessels with him in his expe-
dition, looks az If somc Of them were intended
| for other work than carrying shot aud shell
Florida has but q small white population, and
the plantations are mostly large and the pian'
ters rich The bulk Of the settlers are from
South Carolina and adjoining Slave States; and
| in politics il has always been but tail TO the
Palmetto Oiigarch. A period Of military drill
| ~vuia ,raru Iuese yIoieht AID arIstocTatiC reb'
els one or two valuable lessons
The occupation Of Brunswick and Fernando
ma is valuable in another point Of view. IL
completes and perfects our land blockade OF
the seacoast towns. from Port Royal to Mobile:
and, indeed. with the exception Of one or tive
points, il makes the land investment complete
from Hampton Roads to Galveston Bay. With
Wilmington, Charleston, Mobile and New Or.
leans in our possession. as they now soon will
be. and that which has been over and over
again declared impossible will be perfectly &C.
complisned.
This news from Dupont clears up 'he myste-
~ as to where the expedition that has 20 long
been preps.:ag at Port Royal WAS bound for
This as the work il was intended to do, instead
of, or at least before, capturing Savannah.
A week ago the rebels 6ed from their ias'
stronghold in Kentucky; they have been driven
clear out of Missouri; they are now closely
cornered in Tennessee, and Florida also 10 ou'
of their clutch. JET Davis dominion is get
ting very small by degrees-N = Times.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
TaE LATE NAVAL ENCAGEMEHT-
LIECTENANr wOROEN.

In the late naval engagement we see that We
had two fifty gun frigates the St. Lawrence, of
l,725 tons burtheu. built in l847. and the Con-
gress. Of 1867 tons, built in ls4I; one sloop
of-war. the Cumberland, "a guns, l,726 tons,
all sailing vessels, and two steam fifty gun
frigates, the Minnesota, $500 tons, and Roam
oke, of 3,4OO tons, both built in 1856. Besides
these. there were two or three gunboats. With
all this force, the Merrimae was making aclean
sweep Of everything until the Nonitor,-the
new Ericsson eteamer-under COMMAND OF
of Lieut. Jchn L. Worden. pitched in and saved
ue from utter defeat. Cnder all circumstances.
we consider this exploit Of Lieutenant Worden
one Of the most gallant in all the war, and de
serving the highest praise.
Lieutenant Worden is New Yorker born, sp-
pointed from this State 10 1885, and Is put
down in the Navy Register - citizen Of that
State. He has seen some II years OF sea ser
vice, and now stands very near the head OF the
list Of Lieutenanta He will be remembered
a. prisoner at Montgomery, Al, he having
been sent viii dispatches to Fort Pickens, which
We believe, be was largely instrunental in sav
ing. he has friends in this State.-Dsfve'i
7si6s~s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default hayins

Xvx been made the conditions of certain mortgage
whereby the therein contained to sell has become
operative), executed by sraelH LOvejoy, and Mary
his wife, of Locke Michigan to Ira Davenport Of Bath,
Naw vnre dated shn so-ansh a.y of Noyer~L--5 ID
eighteen hundred and sixty, and recorded December
tenth A. D. 1850 in the office Of the Register OF Deeds
for the county Of lngham the State Of Michigan in
liber IL Of mortgages, page 2S4 upon which mort
gage there is claimed to be due at the date Of this
notice the sum OF eleven hundred and twenty eight
dollars and eighty nine cents and suit proceedings
at law instituted any part there
o. notice is therefore hereby given, that Thursday
the twenty ninth day Of May next, at twelve O'Clock
noon shall sell at public auction TO the highest bidder
sae take place at the front door Of the lngham coun
ty Circuit Court House, in the village Of Mason the
premises contained IN such mortgage, (or-so much
thereof shall be necessary TO satisfy the amount due
such mortgage with ten per cent interest and legal
costs together with attorney fee Of fifty dollars
enanted for therein that is 10 say the following piece
parcel Of land situate IN Ingham county Michigan
the north part Of the north quarter fractional
Of section two IN township four n,rth Of range two
east, containing one hundred and seventy -four and
81 100 acres, more or less.
Dated Detroit, February 21st, A. 1882.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgages.
VIZ J. WArxRNAS Attorney. 13w3S'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

Propositions YoR REcoGNITiOS.-It il now
understood that Mason snd Sldell have made
propositions in London and Paris calculated TO
enlist the sympatbies of religious people and
Of liberals. They offer as the condition Of re-
cognition:
Fira. The protection Of the marriage rela-
tions among slaves
Sesonsd The removal Of all statutory imped-
iments to manumiesion.
Third. Prospective emancipation.
OF course free trade is thrown in to boot II
is fortunate that the emancipation proposition
of our sagacious President has anticipated the
indefatigable and crafty Commissionen--N
r Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

A Brave SAILOR Lieut.. J. c. Chapin, com.
manding C. S. steamer Valley City, Oh Roam.
oke Island, writes to Commodore Goldsbor.
oueh, under date of February Is. noticing q
maguanimous act of bravery BY John Davis
qunner's mate on board his vessel, At the TAX
ing Of Elizabeth City. He says John Davis
vss as his station during the action in the mag
axine issuing powder, when . shell from the
enemy't bAssery penetrate into the magazine
and exploded outside Of it. He threw him
self over barrel Of powder, protecting il with
his own body from the FIRE, while At the same
time passing out the powder for the guns
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

BY hAYARp TAYLOR.

With rushing winds ani gloomy skies
The dark and stubborn Winter die-:
r-or. unseen, Spring family cries,
hdcing her earliest child arse:
March.
By streams Sill held IN ICY snare,
On southern hill-si6es melting bare.
Der telcs thai motley oolors wear,
That summons cl.s the changeful air
March,
What though conflicting seasons MAKE
Thy days their Geld, they WOO or shake
The sleeping lids 81 Life awake,
And Hope is stronger for thy sake,
March.
Then from The mountains ribbed with snow
once Elore thy roUsing bagle blow,
And East and West, and to and fro.
Proclaim Thy coming 10 the foe:
March
say 10 the plckei. chilled and numb,
Say 10 the camps impatient hum,
Say TO the trumpet and the drum.
Lin up your hearts, l come, come
March
Cry 10 the waiting hosts thsi stray
On sandy sea sides far away,
~. nA-a sAs lsic anu HieatAl.s pay,
Where southern March 10 Northern Nav
March.
Announce thysef With welcome noise,
Where Glory's victor eagles pnisa
About the proud, heroic boys
Of Iowa and Illinois:
Then down the long Potornac's o line
shout like a storm on hills Of pine,
Till ramrois ring and bay onets shine;
Advance, the Chieftains call Is mine
MARCH,