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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

THE DRAFr.-We learn by parties
from Jackson that the drsit for this district
commenced IN that city yesterday morning, at
10 o'clock A. NJ Eaton county was the first on
the list Seven were drawn from Eaton Rapids
township, among which we learn vas William
Ravens, son Of c. Havens, Esq, of this city. The
draft Tor Ingham county will commence to-
dav at 9 o'clock As we stated last week, this
city is clear, having raised the required number
Of volunteers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

FIRsr SNow.->now fell in this section
70 the depth Of about three inches on Thursday
rgh. last being the first Of the season. 1t was
short lived however, nearly all disappearing
before noon on Friday. Our fall weather thus
far has been exceedingly pleasant and mild.
We have been expecting snow oil summer, but
was little surprised at seeing this squall at
tbs season Of the year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28
Wednesday Morning. Oct. % b. 1868.
AuTlCE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Ths FIGURES which our subscribers Will nnd attaehe
% tasir names their papers indicate the NUNBKK
,a paper which taeir subscription Is paid By tn
d. .sa5sr" is meant the WHOLE NUMBER" 1hici
aay be found il the heading Of the paper, which &.
.a4agsd weekly being increased one each week atty
sln5srs constituting year. By referring TO tbisnum
Der IN ne healing Of the paper and comparing It viii
tie aam5er attached 20 the name direction, tn
paper our slbcfibers readily how their account
s.asa on our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

LANSING ACADEMY-We invite the at
ton Of the public 10 the advertisement Of this
Institution, 10 be found ia another column. The
Academy will positively be opened on the Sec
ond W ednesday Of November.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

JUSTICE Slow But SURE-We sincere
Iy hope that justice will hurry up and overtAke,
as il surely will, the villains who are counterfeit
ing the famous Chemical Ssleratus. They
should, when caught be turned over to the
housewives for punishment. They would not
repeat the ofense.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

MEssRs. JOINS 4 BAILEY.-These gen
tlemen have large stock OF Boots and Shoes
which they offer at the lowest living cash prices
They have just received their fall stock, embrae
Ings complete assortment Of everything in Their
inc, which fact they announce 10 the public in
their advertisement, to be found in another COL
INN. 10 which We call attention.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

~ The coIored regiment forming in this
State, and which is stationed at Detroit, already
numbers about 800 men. The camp is in com
nand of Capt. Bennett, Who, it is said, raised
the first company of colored soldiers that was
organized in the United States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28
LANSING ACADEMY.
ORDER State Of

TJTOI) 1
1 igan, county VI lngham sat- session Of the
robate Court tor the county Ingham holden a. tie
Probate Once, the village of Mason SATURDAY, the
Lth day OF October year thousand eight hun
req au1 sixty three. Present IL h. Pnckney, Judge o.
rebate the matter u the estate OF Mason CausOu
deceased. reading AMI fling the petition, duly veri
led Of Gilbert Drew praying that letters o. aIm1stra
Ion upon SAID estate may be granted Isaac Drew,
some other suitable person
Tusreupon ordered, That Monday, the 10th day Of
November next at IL CLOCK ID the forenoon be assgne
or the bearing said petition and thst the heirs al Jaw
Il said deceased and ali other persons interested IN SAL
state are required 20 appear at session Of said Court
holden At the Probate OAce, ID the village o.
Mason and show cause any there b., why tne prayer
4 the petitioner should be granted. Aud Il IS tur
her Ordered said petitioner give notice 10 the per
IONS interested said estate Of tendency OF sal
EDITION and the hearing thereof, by causing copy OF
tuls order 70 be pub ished the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county OF lag
la successive weeks previous said day o hearing
"A true COPY VA. Ii. PlNChNEY,
4+4ws Judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

SLIP RESTING.-The slips in the Gen.
trail NJ. E Church will be offered for rent, at the
Church, on Monday, Nov. I'd, 1853. at two
o'clock p n
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PRocEEDINGs OF The SCHOOL MEET
NG.-At a School Meeting Of the legal voter,
d the city of Lansing held at the Representa-
tive Hall, Oct 10Th. 1853. Pursuant To call by
be Board Of Education OF said city. u. Iuger
oil was appointed chairman, and 5. r. Wilcoa
secretary.
On motion Of L. B. Potter, il vas
Resolved, That the sum Of 81. 800, which wa
he amount estimated by said Board of Educa
ion TO be necessary to support the Public
schools Of said " the current year, in add-
lion 10 the twO-mIll tax, should BE- assessed up
On the taxable property Of said city Tor thai
purpose.
II. INGERSOLL, Chairman.
r Wrcor S.crsfarD
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sale of Forfeited state Lands.

STATE LAND OFFICE.
LASsISG. October 9Th. lsss. J
NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that the fol-
loving described Primary school and swamp
Lands situated 10 tie county Of lnzha forfeited Tor
1or payment u interest viii be oers1 Tor sale pub
ic auction. al this 0ce Thursday the l-tL cay q
November next al DO O'Clock IL The forenoon, unless
previously redeemed according 70 iaw-
SAMUEL :. LACEY Commissioner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL for the week
ending October u, at P. NJ, kept at the
State Agricultural College by r c. KEDzIE.
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Valuable City Property for sale.

I OTIS l. , and 3, Block 243, and Lots
IL 3. T. ), s. sn1 :, Block rs, comprising over Is
acres, $ rods frontage Larch Street eliE5y
situated for res fences % the premises nevarfz
ing springs, an irexhalsbe vel $50 choice fruit trees
and handsome arb0r and garden
Also, for sale, Lot :, Book -.
For terms ard further particulars inquire Of the Sub
seriosr, al the Auditor Generals O1cs.
2. n RAGLET
Lansing, Oct. q, 1854 s&sI
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The Confessions and Experience
n V q l. = ID.

Published for the beaeal aud warning and
a CAUTION 10 Young NES
Eho suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay o.
Manhood, st-.. Supplying Al the sane time
TIE MEANS OF sELF CURE,
g. one VINO nas clrel himself after being p1t 10 great
xpeuss All Injury through me-!cAl hlmols ale
lackery
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope si-s
,oyIes NAV be bad cf the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq
492vI B-8iyrl Hugs County, =. !
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S o ecial Notice s
ea-prunkennes. ou..d.-sa

The ineori4ts nay now oil defiance l. tie .snEt'ns
up. Dr ZANE- ASIDOIE tOt. --A-NO DINA -- a
ertaln cure FIR Drunkenness Il creates -lslAe i,i
ltrolg -441k all CAL be a-m--sl-Tsl without ~
knowledge q tie pst.els PIC, 81 oo1 sell D.! l-
% an 4ldrsss. by g C. UpHAM. iJ5 CHk-Scl s.EEAf
PHI .l,slPs1. Pa C!rcu.Ars sent ffe- ol8-g
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-State

y Of Michigan, county Of lngham The undersigned
having been appointed by the Probate Court FOR sale
COUNTY Comm toner's 10 receive examine and ADJUST
al aims and demands Of all persons against the estate
# Charles Kege late Of the township Of White OAK
a said county deceased hereby give notice that SIX
months from date are bv order Of The Probate Court
allowed for creditors present their claims against said
deceased and that they will the Office Of Dart
Wiley city Of Lansing in said county the 2eth day Of
December and on the eth day Of April next, Al i
o'clock 10 the forenoon each day, TO receive, examine
aud ADJUST said claims
Dated October 18th, 1865.
EPHRAIM LONGYEAR,
uELOS {. WILEY,
Commissioners.
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ale OF Forfeited Lansing Lois.

STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, October oh. 1soS J
NOTICE Is hereby given. that the fol
lowing described Lansing Lots. forfeited for
payment o. interest Will be offered for at public
suction THIS Office thursday. he 2th dsy Of No
vemoer next 10 clock the forenoon unless prev-
olsy redeemed according 10 law.
SAMUEL :. LACEY Commissioner
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thursday aud Friday, the p An1 % J., snow depth
inches. Amount OF water when melted, Is inch.
Average temperature for week. SO os3.
Average maximum. 49. 90 Average minimum
p. ola Range, $50 70 10
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TO Oct y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01
TIN AND STOVE DEPOT,

yS-ETllE, subscriber would respectfully call
ssc;l the attention of the people of Point
~ Pleasant, and the country generally,
that he is still carryingon the Timing business
at his old Stand on Main street next door he.
low D. Gilmoro's Store, where he is ready to
accommodate al whomay favor hin with their
patronage, He keeps constantly on hands all
kinds Of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. Also u
good assortment Of Stoves Of the most improved
patterns. job Work and repairing ofall kinds
most reasonable terms. Particular attention
will be given to ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c,
Country produce taken IN exchange for I'm.
Ware. JOHN LEONARD.
July 3, lsGl-no l7-ly.
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NAroLEoY, Henry Do. O., July I. Ne.


Dr.. @. W. RoBAcK,-Dear Sir For the ben.
eft Of suffering humanity permit Ms 10 announce
through the columns Of your circular, the sur
priSing propcrlr, OfyGur Scandinavian Purif.
cr and Blood Pills, which Is a sure cure for To.
digestion aud Liver Complaint We have sv.
eril persons in town, who have been suffering
with the Liver Complaint and Indigestion and
that we have as good physi
clans as can be found in Northern Ohio. yet
the disease baiIled their skill. Consequently
we were in a state Of dependency until we
commenced using your Pills, through aud by
the advice " ourfricnd Mr.. Brennan. We rs.
ed the medicine according to directions, and
are now full Of life aud hiarity. and our graft.
tude is equal 10 our improyementinh health and
spirits. When we take into consideration what
we have been, and what we are at present, we
feel like charging ourselves Of the rim of ingral.
itude. II We did not try to announce to the pub
lie tn great benefits Of your Medicine There.
fore we recommend to The public at large, the
expcdiency Of having recourse 10 your valua.
bic Medicine, and consequently, as in duty
bound discharge whatwc feel " be our duty,
in advising persons who are suffering rs we
have suffered, to make use Of The only true and
sure cue for the diseases already mentioned.
MRs GwN,
Mus BGESSAY.
Mas HEAroN.
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3D~ Many officers continue to hang
orounl Washington. The Boston Tray.
elor's Reviewer asks, wouldn't the hong
ing up of few Of their number put a
stop 10 the changing Oround!"
n5@ A young woman in New Orleans
slo,a fellow for asking her il she would
marry him. He popped tho question,
and she the questioner.
Gg-Lpdics and cIorgymon are among
the stock spectators in New York; and
while pretty women have made pretty
thing of their transactions on Change
the reverend clergy arc understood to
have made'a good thing of theirs.
GVThe subscription in New York
FOR the relief the English workmen
nave reached nearly one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars.
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Orrlcr OF PRoyoSr MARSHAL or VA..l
WHEELING, Va. Dec. 10, 1862
TIRE following soldiers are reported abscn.
without leave. They will return mme.
diaiely to duty. or, Harvested will betreated as
dcSerters. JOS. DARR, in,
Maj. and Provost Marshal Gen. for Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati, Dec. u,
FLoUR-Per barrel IS oo@$5 10.
for supcrfine.
GRAIN-Whent oO@o5c for red and
81 c5@sl 10 for white.
CORNING quote at 4oc in bulk.
GROCERIES-Cof1ce, Rio 9O03l,
Sugar, ll}@l3c; Molusscs, 6o@62c.
H0GS-Qaotod at a 5O@$l GO.
HAY-The market rules heavy at
sl2@l3 per ton for prime Timothy.
PoTAT0ES-Thc receipts continue
LIBERAL, at 6O@O5c for prime Neshan.
uOcta.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

Mason County Classification ofJustices.
A 4 A COURT continued and held for the
n. county Of Mason, Mt the Court House
thereof an Tuesday The 9Th day Of July. 1862.
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz:
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Pre-. Justice.
First CLASS George Stephenson, j. II.
Miller, jacob p Kestcrand Lewis Bungarncr.
SEcoyp Class b. ]. Rollins, John Me.
Culloch, ST., Reuben Harrison and Eugene B..
Davis
Tnnp CLAss....JobnJ. wcis, Apollo Ste.
phens, David George and L. NJ. Rollins.
PoUGTn CLASS. John H. JOrdon, William
Stewart, FL. Duffcr, and 5. W Somnlcwllc
FIFTH Glass. Richard Bush -
aud Chas, A, Vaughn,
Ordered that The Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order us they are
clnsscd to.wit:
First Glass to hold September Term, 1862
February and September S63 and March
Term, 1854
Second Glass 10 hold October term. 1869,
April, August and October term, 1863 and A
pril Term, 1864
Third Glass to hold November Term. 1850?
May and November Term, 1863 and February
and May Term, 1864
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862
June and December term, 1863, aud June and
August Term 1864.
Fifth Glass to hold August Term, 1862, Jan.
uary aud July Term, 1863, and January and
July Term, 1861. TESTE:
JAMES II, HOl LOWAY, Clerk.
july2l n2Olf.
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dcserters. JOS. DARR, in,
Maj. and Provost Marshal Gen. for Va
Paris Stewart, company I. 9Th VirgiaiR In.
fanrY, LEFT Camp Lew Wallace without leave.
LEWIS Plybon, company ] 9th Virginia IN.
iantrg, left camp Lew Wallace without leave.
David A Johnson, company B, 9th Virginia
infantly, left camp Lew Wallace without leave
IlitChell Weaver, company A, 3D. Virginia
infantry, left camp Lew Wallace without leave
James Thompson company A, 9Th Virginia
Infantry, LEFT camp Lew Wallace without leave
Thomas A George or George A Thomas, LIST
Virginia Upshur Battery, absent since 10Th
November 1862.
Vim. T llaney, lst Va. UPshsr Battery, alb.
cent since 10Th Nov 1862
Henry o. Hyre, lst Va, Upshur Battery, alb.
sen, since 10Th Nov 1862
John G. Elliott company \, 9th Va infantry
left Camp Lew Wallace without leave,
Charles Payton. company A, 9h Va infantry
Jeff camp Lew Wallace without leave
George 4 Matturs, company A, 9th Va nifty
aft camp Lew Wallace without leave.
DrYid Cain, company D, 9Th Yainfanlry, alb
10 since 2OA Get lsGP
Elias Sharpncck, company D, 9Th Va nifty,
cent since Both Oct, 1862.
larry Geyer, company 4, ID Va, infantry.
snt since 18th Oct. 1852
COMPANY A--NlNTH VIRGINIA
so W Shumate, absent since Nov 2S, 1862,
nj Shumate, absent since Nov IS, 1862,
N L Powell absent since Nov 2S, 1862,
Darling, absent since Nov IS 1862
ibcr, E Neal, absent since Dec - 1859
suo iayne absent since Nov 20 1862
um Waugh, absent since Dec -, lSG2
" caches, absent suce Nov %, 1862
Den Markin, absent since Nov s, 1869
has.W. MuIkin, absent since Nov %, 1862.
Massey, absent since Dec s, 1862
lmuel FllmgcS absent since Nov 30. 1852
Reuben Higgins absent since Oct 3, 1862.
1noch \ Hsgcr, company q, suI Va absent
nee September -
John f. Hudson, CO c, sJh Va absent since
'cpt %
andrew D Ballingcr co D, s,h Va, absent
iucp oct q
DanicIschooncr, co c, sth Va, absent since
&all
Hugh Stevenson, GO 3, 5tli Va. absoac since
1ct5
JAM II.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Point Pleasant, Dec. go.

PonL PIelSant, Dec 70.
FloUn-From sc O0@G so.
WnGAr--Whcat ranges from o5c@
81 90 for prime.
oonS--Wo quote at 5O@6Oc. Meal
eoe. per bushel.
an PorArogs--s O@90c per bushcl.
ArrLgs-From rs to so per bushel.
pr Dbl so 90 a$2 so.
EGos--BnTrER-Eggs &c per dozen
Butter l5c per pound.
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VIRGINIA, SIS:

VIRGINIA, SIS:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of tie
County Court Of Putnam county in the month
of December, 1862.
John Craig admir-, of VIM
Smith dCd In Trcspass.
Va.
William Lacy.
THE object Of this suit is to recover Of The
defendant the sum Of $2j so cents with legal
interest
Aud the defendant not having entered his
appearance, and IL appearing by the affidavit
Of the plaintiff ilcd with the papers in the
Office that the said defendant has voluntarily
left his usual place Of abode in said county Of
Putnam and hus gone into the armies oi the 40.
called Confederate States, and that anint be
lioycs that the said William Lacy has estate or
debts due to and belonging to him in the said
county Of Putnam,
Now, therefore. on motion Of the plaintiffs
Attorney IL is ordered that the said william
Lacy, do appear here within euemonlh arlcr
due publication and posting Of this order, aud
do what may be necessary to protect his inter
est in the premises.
TGsto:
GEO, r, MONTAGUE, Clerk.
] II Couch, p.q ,dyc ll-wi
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TIRGfyLl, IS:

Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, in the month
oi ccmbcr, 1862.
Charles c Miller aud A.G.l
Eastman, Administrators Of In Debt ard on
William Cooper, deceased attachment.
who sues for the use and
benefit Of ames T. Palms
NS.
Robert Mitchell and James
L. T. Mitchell.
THEobject Of this suit is to recover from
the defendants the sum of Sl7l5 90 due by
two notes with legal interest on 81 600 90,
part thereof, from the 18Th day Of April, 1856.
subject 10 he fol owing credits, endorsed $50
90 paid September l2h 1851 So 00paid Sep.
TENDER l2th. less, $50 90 paid September l2lI
1859, and SOS 90 paid September 3D., 1850 and
like interest on sis 90, The residue from the
18th day of September 1857, subject to The fol-
lowing credits endorsed, Sl2 30 cts. paid Sep.
tcmbcr 18th 1883, sll 30 cts paid September
l2th, 1859; Sl69lcts paid September 30, 1860
"and 10 subject the interest OF The defendant
James Z. 7 Mitchell in lui in the town Of
Point Pleasant described ON the return made
upon the attachment OF said debt" Affidavit
having been filed that the defendant James L.
4. Mitchell is Il non.residcnl Of the State Of
Virginia, and has estate or debts due hlu IN
lba said county If Mason,
fits therefore ordered thaJ;ho sa,tt defendant
James f. 7. Mitchell, do appear here within
one month after due publicaD,uof this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his interest
in the premises.
TESTEi
CHAS, B. WAGGENER, Clerk,
dec ll-wA
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DIED.

SLACK-Died this morning in this place, of
Scarlet Fever, isabella SLACK eldest dRugh.
tcrof John Slack, Esq, in the l7lh year Of
her age. $.
Charleston, December 9th, 1852.
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SATURDAY. EVENING POST

THE Saturday Evening Post is a Weekly
paper devoted to Literature, News, etc. Among
its contributors we may mention the following
distinguished writers
MRS. ELLEN WOOD. author of East
Lynne" 1.-THE Ear's Heirs" etc.
MARION HARLAND, author of "Miriam, "
"Alone," etc.
EDMUND KIRKE, author of Among the
Pines"
VIRGINIA F, TOWNSEND, whose domes
tic sketches are 50 greatly admired.
Terms-singlc copy So. Two copies So
Four copies Sc, Eight copies (and one extra
$40. Twenty copies taad one extra SOS.
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.
Who wants Sewing Machine? Toany one
sending thirty subscriptions to the POST, and
$50, will be given as premium one of Wheel
or and Wilson's Sewing Machines, such as are
sold by them at forty Eve dollars tSl5l. The
machine, will he selected new at the manufar.
tory in New York, and viii be sent, boxed, with
full directions for setting up and using, and
with no expense, except for freight. Speci.
men numbers Of the TIE POST sent gratis
when requested.
DEACON & PETERSON. Publishers.
Ne 3l9 Walnut Street Philadelphia.
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Az Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, in the month
ui D ccmbcr, 1862.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-29
MOrgan's Capture.
John Morgan and the remnant 0

John Morgan and the remnant of his
guerilla forces were captured yesterday
afternoon at New Lisbon, Columbia
County, Ohio-:he gang surrendering
uncondstionally to Gen. ShackeIford So
ends the career of the great freebooter
of Kentucky. His mad enterprise into
Indiana and Ohio was doubtless under.
taken upon invitation of the traitors
infesting the lower counties of those
States, and with large expectations of aid
and comfort from them and their accom-.
plices. 1t was meant, also, to take re.
venge for Col Grierson's brilliant dash
through Mississippi, but in both respects
proved signal failure, long before it was
brought to its present ignominious end
The reasonable spirit which Morgan
relied on to help him, quailed before the
outburst of loyalty and the rush to arms
which his invasion excited, and instead
of an unopposed promenade through q
country stripped Of its fighting popula,
tion, he saw armed men spring out of the
ground at every step. He wBs every
where met fearlessly, his retreat cut off,
his forces hemmed in, dispersed, and
most of them captured, before their leader
was thus finally brought to bay, and
forced to surrender. -..
Nine hundred of Morgan's men, says
the dispatch, were lodged in Camp Chase
prison, to await the release of Col
Streight's officers, now and for many
weeks confined in Libby prison, Rich.
mond, on the manufactured charge that
they were endeavoring to incite negro
insurrection .
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Copperheads "scotched."

The attempt to aid the sinking fortunes
of the Rebels, by a seditious uprising in
New York city, is, for time frustrated
There are now Ten Thousand soldiers OF
the Union, armed and oficered, on duty
in that modern Babylon. The last known
organized meb was cut down without cere-
mony, twenty or thirty of the outlaws, and
few of the soldiers, being killed or badly
wounded The mobocrats are now gar
roting men on the by streets, breaking
into houses, robbing unprotected women,
and trying to hide their plunder
The buildings destroyed are worth
nearly million of dollars, and scores of
lives were lost-how many is not known,
as the rioters hid some of their victims.
The end as net get. Gov. Seymour and
the Copperneads tried to conciIliate the
Rebels by telling them the Draft Law was
suspended if not repealed-a deed which
would place every law of the land at the
foot of mobl But the Law is NOT
nu!hfed-it is to be enforced, not only
ugon the honest and loyal but also upon
the rebellious in New York city. To
yield, now, would be to commit the fatal
mistake of jackson and Clay,wh altered
the Tariff Law to suit the Nullifers in
1881, and thus laid the foundation of the
present outbreak. To violate the law-at
this turning point of the struggle-for a
mob, is to add another year at least to our
civil war. If the Rebels can eontrive
fresh outbreak at the final execution of
the Law, they will. Let the authorities
be frm-be faithful to their duty and
their oaths-and all will be we'll We
must not only have "peace" but lasting
peace on the right plstform.-Leaois6urg
Chronicle.