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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01
HOME IE-TIMONY.

SPRING PORT, JA.Sson Co. Mich. Aug /.
Dr.. ". R3back-Dsar Sir Ny boy about eight
years Old very On troubled with -. Anthony
lance that he was unable to feed hrns III
freq leniy falling down it-lnd three Of my family
hai thu fever agle bought Of your scandi.
navan Blood Pills and Purifier Of your agent here Mr.
Cakus, and to great JOY they only cured the
fever aad ague but my boy OF the Anthony dance
FOR which We shan ever feel grateful
Yours truly, G. II. BAUM.
c<-See advertis emeuf.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

REPUBLICAN CAUcUsEs The Republi-
can electors OF the various wards Of the city o.
Lansing are requested to meet on FRIDAY even
ing, April 81, at Z ? O'Clock. at the following
places. for the purpose of nominating candidsteI
for ward officers, to be supported at the coming
spring elections
lst Ward AT the Seymour House.
I'd AT the Council Room.
Sd AT the Benton House.
4th AT the Oneida House.
By 0RDER OF THk WAsD CoXNIrTEEs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

CF The Conscrip'ou law is popular with
the army. 1t "a isles them that thew are not to
be left weak handed to hght the battles of the
Union.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01
STATE OF NICHIGAN-Eonr.h u

STATE OF MICHIGAN--Our.h ia
- ciciL Circuit suit penii-g il the Circuit Cou-'
or tn County OF Iagham-Ia Chancs-y-as the vilag
Vi Mason n sii comfy. on the 2-th lay u As-ch
1873. Hlrace Perrin. william y. Il ,rtol. E-astu>
J. Horton aat JAG % T. HlwSs L satisfactorily a.
Ing H0ratio Pratt. Circuit Court
1r the 1nty u InEaa- b. The AFT ilvit = T. 2
Su-ch, Of the solicitors Tor the comp 8Insnt that
shs Gefsai Ersst-s J Horton. ieuE q thi-
STATE olt = abs q q srefr n On motion o. J7o
" L. gyeAr % counsel fo- complainant. o. 'er {
that the Sail defend ant, Erast Horton cause hs
osa-a II thls cause % Re entered within sh-e
months from tle l4te q tls Or Ter az that ~
a-a1ce be ca s= rs answer - the comp s1art
bi 20 b. Gel an coz Thereof - be se-vel II
-17is ants solicitors within twenty days after service
81 copy Of SAIL bi an notice Of order and n %
iefalt Thereof thai said bill be confess ty
he All ietel SAINT Erstus Hortol Alit = further
ordered that within twenty days the SAIL complainant
this order . b. plbs1e- u the Lansing STATE
Republican, newsp Per printed ant published i sal
county n Ingc8u once u each week Tor weeks il
=sSion. that b. copy Of tbs order d
personally serve OF tn sail Gef-ni east mt
avs before tbs tina sbOvr prescribed for Us s11sS-
ance.-Dassi March u. lseS
HO7ATTO PRATT.
Circuit Court COM Tor Iazhan Colaty-
L1NSyEAs RCsrcs. Solicitors fo- Complainant
"A true copy L REID, Dept. Register
4lzut
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01
D\oOA 0NA Alw,v YIN,
which, in conjunction with the
R\OoA N\\vA\Nev.

vii cure All tie aforementioned diseases.
and, of themselves wall relieve and cure
Hs111ehe. C1etrusn~ss.
Cole Fiins, Cholera MorJus,
Iri.gesr5n. Pam ~ the Eol0sIs,
lJtzz-rsss, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret IT,
AK your neirhbors. who have used them,
and they VIII SAY they are
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

C- dwelling house al Lexington village
Sanllsc county, occupied by Mr. Spencer and
his family. was seriously damaged BY ere, OF
the 18Th inst
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

- Dipthera is prevalent in the village and
vicinity of Nendon, ST joseph county. few
cases have proved fatal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

A CARO-To the Democrats Of the
township OF L.csng: learn with regret that
at Democratic Caucus held yesterday, TO NOM
mate cand dates for township off GERS, was put
in nomination for the Office of Supervisor Of said
township. most respectfully but psrsmptori'y
decline the honor thus intended to be conferred
upon NE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01
DNlNI~TRATOR.S SALE

Il tic : hereby givsl. ta4t I pursuance OF T.
else 70 n g-s-t-d by w Il Pi1cSa-y. J-tgs 4
roo4ie Tor tie co1nty o. J. gam the ~ Gag L
January 4 ls6 s4a4l s-l- A. lbc a1cti9- o. -h=
premises. OF Saturday. the I'm lay u Apr. lS6
c-ock u he ai-e--oo1 O sal cav. tas following p-cs
p parcel o. an. ~. Ile I OK ihe = q sect. -
g. ioEa Two 1o-tl o.. rang tw1 81. beng c
.cres. more o. ess. i1-s1toriel ~ 90 T-rns az
conditions made Il " The day % sac.
JAY " FREEMAN. A irriais--ator
q TIE estate Q. HAY z freeman. --ce3ss1
eT-O-
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New Advertisements
GEO. 4. PARSONS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR n Law and solicitor il
Chalcery az snt for prosecuting claims Of soldiers
soldiers W lows against the G0vernm mt. for Bounty
Money, Pensions, and arrears of pay-Iansing, Mich
Office IN Beebe's Block up stars, Washington Ave
sC4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

Last evening March 5lss, IS ~ as Mrs. Potter and
myself returned from the house OF neigh bor where
w. had been invited 10 tea We founc-is!ts - or
s4rpris, that somebody had inalgurate1 arrange
IL which had Tiled house flA Of gool friends
who after very pleasant visit Ell Us better OF IL
this goo-s, by s37 IS mostly cash Tor a.. Of
watch Ss acknowledge ourselves under Obligations
and Asa th-m u accept our sincere THANKS
L. 3 POTTER,
:. ELIZA POTTER.
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4 DM,NlSikATOR', SALE-Nni
n4~7 Aimr Estate Of RaSy DaaSi t. deesisea
CTATE OF MICHIGAN FourtI

STATE OF MICHIGAN - Fourth
y Jldi-i4 Circlt-Suit pending the Circuit Court
Tor County OF llgham-Il ChAncery, n. viilas
" Mason, % saii county, IT, 27th Jay ~ Marc
Horace !. Perrin, H-n-y DoTusr, William D
Horton, Er4stls J. Hirton an jacob Hiwss. Il sal
sact0ry appearing % ratio Pratt tIrcI Court
Commissioner Tor Ingnam Comfy D. tue all i4v.t OF
L. d v. BIrtch uae 81 tle s tors for
lhat tue Gefsu l4lt. Henry Dorm khow4 p.c- o
residence IN tlIs state, but tat ais prtsslt pac
d Tesl1 uce cannot be rtlsl Kat tle d-tsl
Erastus !. Horton, IS RESI- lent Of this te
IS Low absent th-refrorn. motion Of Jlo " L1lg
o. c0ullll for 1.4l4t. j. 0rlre4 ID
sail leielltlts Hslry Do-msr al Erlst-s J. Hl.t1l
tlelT appsara-ce 10 ths cause 70 entered within
tire months from the a4t- o. tls Or-er, Il1 that .
o. tlrr .lrace. u y 1ls- tn-lr o. tl-
cOmJlAllAlts BAL TO b. lrl. COPY thereof
the c1npi4uaBts solicitors within twenty days alter
--rvce 81 copy OF SAM biz aud notice Oh tlis oTier
ald D. defiant thereof tlat Tia sail bi. be taken
confessed b. the Sal l-l=n lants. Henry DorU-r
E-ast-s Horton Ald Il IS f1rt l-r ordered that I'll
IL twenty days the SAL com Jlltlts cause tlis or Fer
polished a. the Ltlsl4g stat ksplo i-al. d
paper priat1 All plb shed san county Of llgaan
that s4ii publication be- Continued once d. each
f- SIX weeks - recession. or mat be cause d
clpy tlis order % be personally servei sail
leel lants Hslry D3-n3- ani E-astls J. II ton, al
twenty Gays before the n above prescribed fer
I1sir appearance dated March O ISIS.
HORATIO PRATT Ci-c-it Court Conn
Tor Ilsl4m Comfy
LoNGYEAR BuErCH .. rs Tor Com1-4ilalt-.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01
FOK SAFE Or EXCHANGE.

III - DCi IA IS r II y i-ltc ID sell, ~
Il eL-h---e fo- -ea. STATE D. 4 -zls , Iersgsl
COUNTY eighty ac-es 1f ~ 1-sr claly ~ .-c1 30
nauls lad sl.-4t= II t1s t1w1 @. Islhl, comfy O
I1rhsn-
Nx- A WETTNEY.
Lzas.aE, F-5 L, 1851 Ez4o7s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

I 600 BUSHELS GOOD BEANS
sOOO WANTED.
44w4 sINONS K CAIKINS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

\ RETURNED PRISONER "A few DAYS
since had the pleasure of meeting Corporal
Thomas c. Kenyon, of Co, G, l2th Mich. H.
faniry, Who was captured by the rebels at Shi-
Oh and was six months and a half prisoner OF
var He confirms the statements made by ott-
eis, concerning the barbsIOus aud inhHman
treatment received by our captive soldiers, while
IN the hands of the enemy. II was most Of the
tme coL6ned in prison at Macon, Ga, With &
large number Of others aud their onlv food
WIS bread made Of coarse meal gro,lna ruth the
cob, (Which by the way does very well for ho' Sc
ved) together with sometimes a little bacon.
aud at other times a little horse or mule meat.
t. was evidently the intention of the rebels 10
Kill their prisoners By starvation. aud they must
have succeede quite 10 their own satisfaction.
for over one fourth Cf those taken by them At
Shiloh found their graves in rebellion, and the
balance will never recover from the suffrrnes
and privstions they have endured at the hands
Of traitors Yet there are those among Us who
10 < upon these armed assassins as only our EEK
c ed" brethren, and place their infamous acs
Of cruelty and wickedness, in the same record
with the heroic deeds ofoar revolutionary sires :
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, disease and exposure,
with a hot CLIMATE muddy water and dist vii be una
Notable, blt armed with HOLLOWAY : PURIFYING
a STRENGTHENING Pills you e4n endure al these
AMI Sill retain gool health. Oaly > per Box.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01
GOVEkNNkNTCLAlMA GEACY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

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n A r N 6 S S S HOP
By
WM. JOHN SON

Opposite Btfey- Bark. shele he keeps hand goo
tssarrnen 4 Harness. maze % the Set nA-e-ias
~ experienced vorknen. AL work warranted, eoue
and bay. 80
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To IAE YOUNG OK OLD

To 4hE IOlND Or OLD,
Max FsTa1le
you have been s4f-Eing from = habi. INDUCED IL
0y
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES,
WHICH CAUSES 50 MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS
Il units them for Ma -riage,
Al Is to greatest evil which can besal
Nan OK WOMAN,
See symptoms enumerated Ia Advertisement and !.
you are s-r-rsr,
Cat O1t tns A-verti5en eut
ana seld a Olce,
Delays are dangerous.
Asa TOT HemoO.ds.
Take 10 other.
Cures guaranteed.
4llw7 Beware Of C0uH.srfelts and InitdtlsrS
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Spe cial n office S.
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Young gentlemen and iaies wishing 70 prepare them
selves Tor tsacaag enjoy u the best opporsl-
mixes school, as -evo.s al ny time TO a hmtsa
number O. that class r TAYLOR.
Lansing. March l6.h, ls3 sl2.l
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-01

rThe Clerk Of the Board Of Education
passed by the Legislature, TO certify to the Su-
oervisors Of the several wards Of the City Of
Lansing, the proper amount as apportioned to
hem respectively, has determined under the
Resolution sdop ed by the Board, the followi' 2
sums to be sssesse by the Supervisors the sew
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Lansing, April lst. 1868.
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Lans.nr. Aprn !. lsss.
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Cures Guaranteed. Advic Gratis!

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared 5-..r- To-. AZ A.-e-Izn 20 Gle
CRY IS Pl.-.e---... Z EE I'D. xlC bang ll =
lrr. lCfl s4s- as r--14---. cllt-ll ---oc-.l
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All Lsrl<lt-l.'L-l LAl-ll-
W. s-ieaT9- . -lslfs- rzE-z - 80 o-EEz'i
Az--c-Es o. TsE zz7--s-llS Ar7AISED Fl
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LoySYEAR L BuErcH, %. rs ,or Com7ailaat=
A true cOpy.) REF. Opt r -.s-e-.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
AsSignee's Sale.

PY virtue OF deed Of assignment to me made by
ID David jenkins on the cd day Of March 1851,
recorded in Deed Book No. s, pages IL % and 3D. of
Hancock County, Virginia, hereby offer at private
sale all the following property, TO Wit: certain
Parcel of land and premises situated adjoining the
town OF New Cumberland, Hancock unity, West
Va, on the Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rods and thirtyeght perches, more or less on which
Is erected first class steam saw mill in good run
ming order, doing large business. Any persOn de-
string safe aud paying investment will be satisfied
by making II in this property. also OF at private
sale by virtue Of sad assignment a fine two story
frame house and lot situated in said town OF New
Cumberland, but few yards from the saw mill
This house is very oOmmOdiously aad pleasantly
situated, out buildings excellent.
The foregoing property will be offered at private
sale until the LIST day OF Sept mber next, which
day. IL not sold prior thereto will then be offered At
public sale the premises, comm ncing at the hour
Of 10 o'clock, A. 81. Any person desrous Of purchs-
sing either both Of the properties above de- eTibed
will please call address the undersigned at
Freemau's Landing, Hancock County, West Va,
who will give any information desired- Terms Of
payne { reasonable.
jun 2rns THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
House of DELEGATES.
WEDNEsDAY, August 4, 1868.

A message from the Senate announced
Senate bill relating to the Public Printing;
also the passage of House Bill comforting
on the Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and
Secretary of the State the functions of
Board OF Public Works; also the passage
of Senate bill prescribing the duties of
township clerk. and Senate bill defning
the functions of Recorders respecting wills
and fiduciaries.
The first Senate bill was read and re.
ferrei, and the other read and ordered to
second reading.
The bill reported by Mr.. Van Wrinkle, de-
filming the powers and duties of Counties,
was taken up and laid on the table TO come
up after recess.
The bill charteriug toe Marion aud Mo-
nongalia Navigation Company was read the
second time and disposed of the same way
The bill accepting the grant of public
lands for the endowment of Agricultural
Colleges, was read and passed to ii second
reading rr.
message from the Senate announced
concurrence in the joint resolution respect
ing the delivery of the hooks ard papers
10 the Auditors office. and the passage by
the Senate of the bill admitting Berkely
county (now a law the bill transferring
suits from C8lhouR to Richie county, (nOw
a law), and concurrence in the joint reso
luton authorizing the Treasurer to receive
the money due the new state from the old.
The journal hdFing been witten up, re-
ported aud signed, the House adjourned
until the End OF September.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
From Harper's Weekly.
EGThe Great Captain"

The rebel papers, when swelling with
have been very fond of applying
this name to Lee, or Slonewall Jackson, or
some other of their military commanders.
And il has not been unfashiouable, even
among loyal men, to regret that the mill
tary ability seemed to be so much with the
enemy
But certainly Gen. Lee is rather small
specimen of great Captain" He has
fought two battles at Fredericksburg,
where he was 10 the one superbIy intrench
ed, and in the other he fought with Al army
whose leader had lost his self-command.
In these two battles he was victor. Twice.
also, he has marched with great flourish
of European, and rebel, and Copperheud
applause across the Potomac-and twice,
not to put too fine point upon it, be has
been kicked back again. While Stouewall
Jackson lived, Lee may have seemed to be
a "greAt Captain Lee was the superior
in rank, but it was Stonewall jackson who
came rushing down the Shenandoah. I,
was S!onewalI jackson who came hurrying
in upon the Peninsula. II was Stunewall
jackson who fanked Pope. AMI it was
aguin Stouewall Jackson who hauked
Hooker. Since Sinnewall Jackson died,
the history of the ''great Captain" Lee
begins aud ends at Gettysburg.
JacksOn's exploits were those of an ac
tive, impetuous partizan leader. Hc moved
his division rapidly. He appeared at I'm.
expected points at unlocked for times, and
his appearance was always effective. But
there is nothing in Jsckson's career,
no vast operations, no comprehensive
movement, which shows the qualities of
''a great captain" These qualities must
be sought and will be found among the
generals of the Union.
The operations before Vicksburg, with
the final movement of flying column from
one base to another through the enemy's
country, the investment and capture of the
city, indicate a military grasp and persis-
tence and fertility in General Grant of
which there has not been a trace in the
career of any rebel soldier The Louisiana
campaign OF General Banks, ending in the
seige and capture of Port Hudson, is u
chapter of uncheckered brilliancy, as i'm
posing aud useful as the campaigns OF the
"great captain Lee have been ludicTous
and futile. The turning the tide of battle
at MurfreesbOro, and the careful prepara-
ton which won a victory without a struggle
in the summer campaign of Rosecrans in
Southern Tennessee, is unparalleled in the
whole military history of the rebellion
Against these prodigious and vital move
ments the rushes of jackson, rapid aud
telling as they were. are but little cpl
sodes, and the pompous performances of
Lee and Beauregard are merely amusing.
The liberatorS of the Mississippi and of
Tennessee. and the victor of Lee and his
horde, are thus far the "great captains" of
this war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
From Harper's Weekly.
A Trnnsnnranf MAX.

1t is always useless and uncomfortable
to wear a mask after you are discoVeredi
aud it is therefore spectacle appealing to
the liveliest sympathies of the humane.
that of the pertinacity with which the Cop
perhead journals and orators affect concern
for the safety of the Union aud Govern
ment
If it were not perfectly well known that
they justified secession when it inaugural
ed rebellion, and when they thought the
country would be obliged to submit-if it
were not equally known that they hate the
political party 10 power much more than
they hate the rebellion-if they did not
quite so frankly declare that the Govern
nent has violated the Constitution as fla
GRAVITY as the rebels-if they did not so
plainly show that they preferred disnniou
rather than a restoration of the Union with
emancipation-if they were not so con-
stantly overwhelmed with admiration of
the "Co nfederate" ability, and the digni-
ty of the s'Confederate" Government, and
the valor OF the Confederate" army-if
they ever had any words but the most
scoruful censure for our own Government,
or ever sought TO inspire the public mind
with patriotic hope and energy and faith
if they betrayed the least love of the great
doctrine of human liberty, which is the
SiOue Vi lle AuSElChu
or valued any clause of the Constitution
but those which painfully and obscurely
recognize the fact of slavery-it they did
not so magnify our reverses and belittle
our tliumphs-it might be useful for their
purpose still TO wear the mask of loyalty.
But when they rufle their plumeS with
a fine show of moral indignation, and de-
maud to know whether American citizens
are to be told by their fellows that they
are not loyal without resenting it, the only
difficulty with the snowy performance is
that every honest man in the land knows
it to be part of the game. II is the way
in which they serve the rebellion, They
affect u feverish solicitude for the Consti-
tuition, in order that the Constitution may
be more surely overthrown, They claim
to be Union men, distinctively, that they
may resist all specific measures for its sal
Vation. They dtclaim against military me-
cessity, in order that willy and unscrupu.
lous foe may have every advantage. They
defame the Government, that it may not