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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

u In abiding 10 the recent defeat of the
Democrats in Ohio and Pennsylvania, III,
Raleigh u. CO Standard SAYS;
"The last ray of hope to the South from the
North has departed The North is banded
against the South by immense msjorities-ths
he war will go on and be prosecuted bv ID,
FEDERAL Govern nent as a matter of business
that Mr.. Lincoln will be re-eected-that the
prospects OF peace are more distant than ever
hat The southern people stand alone with the
world against them. and that they Rad bette
make Feace with Providence or the North yer,
soon"
From the above it would seem to be indispu
table that the South regard the Democracy Of
the North as their allies, as favorng secession.
and that Democratic triumph at the recent fall
elections would have been great stimuous &c
the rebellion. But thanks to the God Of free
dom and right, the last ray of hope to the
rebels has fed, has been wiped out Dy the loyal
~ Of the North, through the agency of the fail
elections. The rebellion is fast drawing to q
close. The rebels have nowhere to LOOK for
succor but among themselves, and from every
corner Of their Coniederacy a growing demand
for peace is constantly coming up to the despotic
chief OF their government. Let all take courage
Soon the glad anthem Of peace, honorable peace.
shall resound through the Nation. The result
of the late elections will prove terrible blow T.
the rebellion, IS they have destroyed the las,
aid only remaining hope of aid that the rebel.
had, viz: their allies Of the North.
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stop Theft

From every quarter Of the State the charge
Is made against the city Of Detroit that she
has been guilty Of man stealing, the meanest
crime on record. And what is worse, the
charge is true; and if her citizens feel at all
concerned In relieving themselves Of this
stigma they must take measures TO have a stop
put to this practice, now openly carried on
within her borders. We refer to the system OF
robbing the various counties of the State OF
men which they enlist and send there to head
quarters, and for which they expect to receive
credit. A great number of towns enlisted a
sufficient number Of men, prior to the recent
draft. to have entirely relieved them from it,
operations. but when the time rolled around
for the draft TO commence, they were found de-
6cient, and upon investigating the matter it
was ascertsined that recruiting officers in De
troit bad stolen their men, and that they were
credited to Wayne county. This is downright
robbery, of the most damning stamp, and
should not be allowed by the military authori-
ties to exist for a moment, else they will be
held to rigid account before the people of the
State at large To add insult 20 injury We
have the tauut thrown into our face by the
Free Press that Democratic Wayne" has filed
her quota. and that many Of the Republican
counties in the State are deficient To be
robbed of ones substance, and then be twtted
by the thief of being poor is too much for most
mortals to endure Wayne county has robbed
the balance of the State Of full one quarter OF
the men she has credit for in the army, and we
think it high time that the thing was stopped.
She has credit for men upon the recent draft
that were enlisted in this county aud but for
the vigilance Of some of our citizens would
have stolen many more. If this thing is not
put q stop to, the military headquarters OF
this State should be removed from Detroit. We
have seen many accusations Of the ess against
Wayne county of the charge named by US, and
We presume the half has not been told. Let
the subject be thoroughly ventilated and inves
tigated in every part Of the State, and see il
some means cannot be devised to put a stop
to this nefarious work, and to secure to each
township credit for every man that may 20
into the army to which they are justly entitled.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

REVISION OF THE SCHoOL LAws.-A new
revised edition Of the School Laws Of Mich
gan will be issued during the coming winter
Superintendent Gregory is now engaged in pre-
pairing the copy. and collecting together tn,
necessary material for the work In addition
to the avs. forms e.. the work will contain
a numb'r OF plans for Union School Houses
school furniture. apparatus. &c, which Will ado
vastly TO he value aid importance Of th,
work This labor Of the Superintendent is oue
requiring great care and study, and hence con
sumes much tine in preparation. Mr. Gregory
isbors with uncea-ing energy in the dischsrg'
# his arduOus duties. ard a. result OF hi.
toll we refer with pride TO the increased pros
periIy aid usefulness Of our various unioi
schools. colleges. and other institutions over
which be exercises watchful care. in various
part of TIE State. his name will De hsndec
down to posterity occupying bright page in
the history Of the educational interests O
Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
WI II PISCKNEY.
ID. 90 phi
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Nicbi

L gsn, county u ingbam, ss-At session OF the
Probate Court f0r the county - InFham holden az the
Probate Office the village 81 Mason hOIday, The
"a day November ln the year one thousand eight bun
trcf and sky three Present, Va r. Pnckuey Judge
= Probate In the matter o. the estate n lariei
Y01ngerman deceased. On reading and Sing the petit
ton duly verified o. Adam Younrermal, brother q
sai deceased praying Tor The probate u Instrument
n writing, p1rpor!ug % Be the last vii and etainsut
. AID deceased
IhereuDon r. Ordered that Wenesi Say the 9h day q
December a. O'Clock IN The forenoon be ASSUMED
l1r TIA hearing q said petition, AMI that ths heirs
- zw q SAID deceased aud al ether rersons inter-
este 10 said estate required 20 sppelr AZ sensor
o. saf Court then 70 be holden the Probate ones,
10 the village u Mason and show cause any there Be,
rhy the prayer o. The peto1er should not be gra-te1
And 10 81 further Ordered That said petitioner give no
ice q The persons interested n sa estate q The pen
tency Of sad petition and The hearing Thereof by caus
iog COPY q this order 70 Be Published IL The Lansing
REPUBLICAN newspaper printed All circulating IN said
comfy O. Ingham Successive weeks previous 70 sad
day n hearing.
"A true copy. WI II fI|ckHE1,
4sow3 Jsigs o, Probate.
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DKOBATE ORDER-State of Mich.

1 isan co1nty - lnghau. ts-At session q TIE
Probate Court Tor the county n iryLa1 holden a. TIE
Probate Otce ID the city ~ Lansing saturday The
I'll fav ofHOvener 10 tue year one thousand eight hr1
irfd al sixty tire. Present Wm. II p1ncrney J1tgs
~ Probate ll the matter d the estate " Cornelius
iognan deceased. % reading and Cling the petition
l-ly yerieet, = Enire }. Il -Gman. Wicov q sai1
deceased praying that a. instrunert in wrtnr pgr-
porting b. the last vii an testament q sid de-
ceas,c, ulay ne Edmittec q probate
ll-fs- Dol = Is ordered That I-es1ay The SD cay q
Dcen.-r next 81 ~ O'Clock 10 o. f0rc-oor b as On
81 Tor -1e being u SAD peor and Hal tie heirs ~
az y deceased and other person. interested
sai1 estate required . APPEAR a. Session q I'D
-0lrt then o BE- holden AZ tie PROBATE Dfce 10 tLe
yililEe - M1son and show ca-se ary there BE- WY
tie prayer % tbs petitioner sloli not BE- srauts- Anf
e -rber 0risTef that Sal psttiooer give notice 70
tie persons interested SAL estate O tie ps1-c1cT a
sl rstt All the bearing Thereof y ca slg COPY
u th.- % be pIt sha1 IN tbe Lansing Rspr1-sn,
nerspsps- printed anl circulating sad cD-rty q
ilE s.ccss - weeks previous - SAD day = bear
lrg "A Ir4e COPY VIZ i. PISCKSEY-
s54fW3 Jrtre - Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

FAIRsANSs ScALEs--ws shed II the balance q jusi
criticism. a. obliged 10 admit that Fairbanks Scales
are without exception, the best invented. We
know whereof strsn. because we have tested their
value. and fully sausdod q their superior merits
The introduction % these scales has wrought rcvou-
on II the transactions q various business, and their
accuracy such uniformity weights has tean
established a. over tie country, thus making them
Nl,.sacl isgl,issd standard Nor they confined 70
sa5 Uas4 STATES they have found their way 10 Almost
every part u The civilized worid aud ala Led 70
the Standards q Tie countries that Il may be said
al nations II ngt weighed a. these balances AZ least
weigh - thea.--Haass k.rcas'ls NlSaras
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

GES. BrTLER-The following is the order
appointing this old hero to g command:
BY direction The President Of the United
States, Major General B y. Butler. United
States Volunteers. is appointed 10 the com
mand Of Eighteenth Army Corps and the De-
partment of Virginia and North Carolina
Maj Gen. J. G. Foster. on being relieved by
Maj. Gen. Butler. will report in person for or
ders to the Adjutant General Of the Army"
We shall expect to hear Of some active work
via Fortress Monroe soon.
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~ The nO,OriOu. Mccain. whom Gen

Il The notorious Mccain, whom Gen
Mcclellan ordered to leave Washington on pen
atty Of being arrested and shot for mutiny, has
been elected Judge il New York by 1852 ma.
jOrity. This is the kind Of men the copperheads
pick up and eudeavOr to give position wherever
an opportunity presents itself. Is it not enough
to disgust any man who has the least spark Of
patriotism and love of country in bis soul Truly
the tories Of the Revolution are brought into
comparative respectability when classed beside
such men.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
FRUIT TREES
For Spring TranspIanIing

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS AN
Il Agency from the Great Western Nursery. Of Toe-
do Ohio Tor procuring contracts Cor trees ~hrltbery,
&c TO- the spring OF Trans planting This Nurse
~ La reputation 81 SUPPLYING ihc best irut Trees
any similar institution IN the northwest ami Is
81 the largest SUI best conducted Viii salvass The
ucighboriug towns as FAR able. @ procure con
tracts or thlsc ia Of any kind Of Trees shrubs
ca call on my rcsidence, lansing where they
vii fad catalogues anu descriptive lists from which
make their selections The vii be delivered
promptly and ~ good season and IN The best %
would refer % Messrs. A. Burr J. C. Bailey, J N.
SleArer, Clictt, jr, "A. lngersol, Grove Whitney,
Lansing Daniel sherman, Wsc0usta; Ar. mhrey q
Ok mos. as 10 The qualify " the Tres furnished from
tLis nurs rs. b. I. WILLIAMS
Laislnr, Nov .. ls63. 5ltms
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u As is well known, the rebels have of late
had far more hope of aid from France than from
Great Britain. II the New York Worlds Paris
correspondent is to be believed, they will be dis
appointed in this quarter also. The example Of
England will not have been lost on France. Tn
der date Of October 18th, the writer says
The news Of the actual seizure Of the ships
10 Mr.. Laird's yards BY the British Government.
was telegraphed last right to Paris can assert
positively, that the same fate awaits those upon
the stocks at Bordeaux. though not word is
said about them in the public prints The French
Government will hesitate still more than ever
in their projects Of sympathy aud aid to the Con
federatee"
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So SHAKE AND BURN shake and Burn shake
Nm

ms Is ,hl axe OF agony ealurel BY ths sufferer FROM
Fever aud Asue lie Wan1crs Ike an uncertain shadow
aev,r knowing What mcnt he may De proSirated
ana therefore tsueline4 glve aly serious attention
90 business This IS the condition Of thousands 10 town
SnL country. Il : exaggeraton 20 Say that Fever
and Aglo kill more people Than any twenty other dis.
cases "a America Tor and speedy cure OF this
terrible al ci1n take great pleasure In recommend
ing HOslETIER's STOMACH BITTERs, which have al.
ready achieved w1e reputation Tor rapid and power
Ca ELECTS rsncvatng the system Frustrated by this
disease
Fer sale by Druggists Sad doaiers generally. every
where. s4lml
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DROBATE OnDER-stsle Of Mleh

izaa. county q Inghaua SAT . sess.oa o, the
Probate Court f9r the county u inFL2u hocel tt the
Probate Oce u the city q Ls-sng. ~zt-r1sT, tie
hundred au1 sixty three. Present Vn r. Pinckney,
tcczs . PROBATE Ia tie matter q TIE eetais 4"
Laura Clsr15tr-zi- deceased o. rs2crg a-c Eli
re ps;tlOr day vegtst q Orso. Cambria orotn
= sz1 deceased praying that lefters q urttra'
tol p01 .4d estate nay be gra1tsc . "a pei-ilouef
Ilaregpor o ordered That Ws1nee 1y -1e - Gay o.
Dec ber rsIt a. II O'Clock IL The fore-0or Be As neo
f1r he hsar1z q sz1 p-ftor sct toat the bers az
az q s41 -sce-s1 an al other persons Interested 2
al e5izte are req aired 70 appsar ~ Session q sz-
Co-rt t1e1 % Be to sen al TIE Probate Oce- u tie
" age = hzsoa sad show cs-se any there D.. Why
r-ayer q TIE petItSner sLo-ld Be gractec Ao1
H g. further " -lre, that sz-1 petitioner eve notice %
f- D-rz1s interested SAID estate u the c-rle1cy q
81 petition s11 Ire hearing the-tor - cs1sng copy
o 1s ~ - . Be pu5s1-c 70 the Lansing .plt czn,
= suzDsr pri1te5 and circulating said c01lty o.
L sls s1rcessve Eeeks prev0ls Sal day % Lear
inf "A ;rrs copy.l IN Il PISCKSEY.
ssssws Judge o. Probae.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

a The government has been putting forth
every possible effort to relieve The suffering
Union prisoners confined At Richmond Infor-
nation has been received that q thousand suits
OF clothes and sfseen hundred Blankets. sent oct
oy she governments bad arrived al Richmond.
and bad been delivered into the hands of Brg
Gen. Neal Do-, BY whom they would be dis
iribeted
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11


The charter election Of the city of Detroit re-
suited IN triumph for the copperheads, as usu
al, but by reduced majorities The Free Press
exults over the matter, and specuates a great
deal about the influence that it will have, not
only over the people Of Michigan, but also over
the whole nation, and the world at large. We
always have regarded Detroit as a place OF great
importance, snd as a point possessing wonderful
inhuence, but was not aware until this recent
enlightenment that il had the people Of Michi-
gsn in IFS breeches pocket, or THAT the States of
the whole Union looked to her conduct 20 direct
Or guide them in their affairs Detroit is near
TO Canada, the place Of refuge of the traitor
VA!landigham, and sundry other So lights. who
have left their country for their country's good.
-nd undoubtedly the associations of such men
have had much 10 do in moulding the public
opinion and feelings Of many Of her voters. The
Free Prsss : also published and circulated there
~nch IS euo IN 10 corrupt the morals Of sny
community, and if iis teachings are Needed, in
luce them to favor The election of Vanandig
ham, JEFF. Davis ticket. The election in Detroit
has msde a Gaping stone for the copperhead
pyramid, which i a. follows, as far as heard
from:
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Special Notices.

e. Volunteers, Attention For the terangeus1t q
Tie system incident to The change q sist, Wounds
Eupticns- ana exposures which every volunteer la
b. To- tlere remedies % safe convenient ant
reliable as HOLLOwAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT, IS cts
per box 90
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
GE0R IA.
ALABAMA.
MISSISSIPPI.
NEW JERSEY.

q Gov Seymour stamped New York State
from one end to tie other. in favor Of the COP
oerhead ticket. prior to the recent election. II
had ao'ut TIE sane efec; as Little Macs
letter in Penas, lvania- The people are OF
Dos TO and wi follow the teachings Of
men Of doubtful loyalty.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

SEurRE OF REBEL RAYS BriLDIxs n FkKScH
POETs-Secretsry Seward suthoFizes the graft
tying announcement that the French Govern
ment, upon the renousuance Of Minister Dayton,
has promptly and most honoraoly arrested Toe
six iron-slad Rams which we're building At
Nantes and Bordeaux.
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NOTICE.
L. : FLAG sHIF " sAS JAcsSrO +" !
Key West, floriia, 10Th Oct. lso3.
= Eo,...... 6 Dl.oE..t. R,,,

Key West, Forida, 10th Oct, lso3
- ECENT Captures Of Blockade Run
IL ners, by this snip, puts me IN possession Of q
Little pile Of priEe money. am now ready aud
willing % pay nv debts. AL persons % whom am in-
debted viii please forward Al statement OF &C
count.
10 those who have waited patiently, tender my
heartfelt thanks and 10 per cent interest Certain 9th
er parties Will undoubtedly feel good enough when they
have their money hani, and they Will please excuse
the fAuFe on ny part - indulge II demousfation Of
gTstiilic.
Ihr fact thst am about 10 pay should be a. widely
Known tue TACT " ny Indebtedness has been-1cuce
this notice.
For another reason should Il have publicity 30 not
Intend 70 leave my post OF duty Until ths nai rebel
.loa Is BUsrFD. Truly, &c.
Asa c WINTER,
ssfw1 Paynaster Z ship "~a Jacnto.n
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The Confessions and Experience
or A.
L N " AL ID.

Published Tor the bcaent, and as a warning and
A CAUTION 10 YOUNG Mn
who sceer from Nervous Debility Premature Dccey og
Manhood, etc, supplying al the same time,
The MEANS OF sELF CURE,
By enc who has cured hms III after being put 60 great
expense aud INJURY through medical humbug and
qlackery
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
copies may be ual OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR FsQ
s22,l Bedford Kings County y Y.
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RECRUITING STATIONS FOR NEGEoEs.-Re
eruiting stations for slaves have been opened
in all the lower counties Of Maryland. o eers
Tor similar course in Kentucky and Tennessee
Will soon be Issued.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

KSnv' rioN N PRIcE. Army cloth. ilai
eighteen months ago cost a dollar and thirty
or forty cents yard, can now, it is stated, be
bought for:ninety cents
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FROx CHARLESTON.

The following sivices from Charleston would
seem 10 confirm the report that or forces have
possession Of Fort ssmptcr, but other dispatched
would seem to leave some doubt on this poiut
II, however, We receive any cOrroborative intel
lgence Of this important success, We will give il
10 our readers IN an addenda to our var news
Philadelphia, Nov :.
The steamer Salvor arrived al this port TO day
from Morris Island. aud brings the most eloriou:
intelligence. She reports that she Law Of Morn.
Island Monday, ID inst, and Jeff that night for
Hilton Head.
On Saturday aud Sunday a terrific lombard
ment was kept upon Fort Sumter bg three
Of our Monitors, aud batteries Gregg and Wsg
ner.
On Monday morning. While tle Salgor lav Of
Hilton Head, Capt O'Neal. OF the Invalid Corps.
reported that news bad been received bv our
military authorizes there. that Fort sumter ~as
il our possession. and occupied by the l44 b
Pen sylTanis volunteers, the Fort having been
carried by assault The report GENERALLY
credited 0y our officers and men.
IL e also stated that the ; steamer Fulton
lad been ordered TO .ay of Hilion Heed for ~
so1rs 70 convey the Intelligence 70 NeE YOfk
The ness Vas eonve' ed to Hilton Head by .
{. :. sSea ner on Monday Morning
Second Dispa,eh
Ire steamer Salvor, winch has been engaged
in the Government transport service, arrived at
this post from Chare-tOa, this P II hzyif 2
been theIe three days 20
Capt. Mott reported ths, Forl Sumter had sur
rendered 20 tie Cnited states forces, al me Old
flag nov floats over The ruins Of the eorl s;Ioug
Tod.
After the surrender Of the Fort il was taken
possession OF BY the lash Penusy wanna voiuu-
teers. The Old flag has been restored on The
very spot where Il ~as SIS, degraded.
A dspa;ch dated Ne~ York. Nov. sth, says:
B. the Fulton sc have Charleston advices
of the 4th Toe bon5ardmeni Of Sumter Eas
progressing, the rebels remaining still in posses
son Of what remained Of IL.
TEoA CHAITASocGA.
TIE guerrlss have once more been driven ont
Of E4ss Tennessee. Under date Of Nov. 4. Gen.
Thomas writes to the army headq gsrters from
Chattanooga, that Nj F,lzgib5on. o. the Ttir
teensb Michigan Regiment had oEertsken the
combined forces OF Cooper, Kirk, Williams ard
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\ OTICE.-Al persons are hereby eau
toned against purchasing any notes given by ne
Undersigned 10 W Boyce, AZ have ofsets against The
anne T. {. AlkES.
Ian.lng Nov lllh. Ise3. 4.tW3
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CoTroS.-Oser 4.yOJ bale cotton, worth
nearly two millions Of dollars. arrived al New
lr-rans b on. earso % ile Iii VIZ.
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l--ters ADVERTISED subec extra charEs - one
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NO IuFlUtT Ht"- IIUIH III IrfTNI-
The Washington Star, Of the 9tl says: We
hear that Gen. Grant has teiegraphed hither
that two Of the most -dyanced POSITIONS Of Gen
Burnside have been asssiled and captured by
the rebels, who made prisoners Of one-hali Of
two regiments thai were hol ing them at th,
time.
The Texas expedition has returned to Nea
Orleans, aud has divided, and report has it that
one part j. going 10 Browusville. Tie desiina-
ton Of the other Is not actually knOxu.