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, 1863-09-27

Make sure Of HxA1,Tu. "I3ut hor,"you sak.
We answer. 1ta IN easy task.
Strengthen the sroxAcu and eustaln
Tho NHhvKa. the servants CT the hr1iu.
The L1Ex1 keep IN acttve play,
And E10U1.AT1. from d4y to day.
Each organ ald. on Natures plan,
Bruce aud refresh the 1xn1s NAN;
And lfke watch. that's kept III chime
By constant caro- with railroad tine.
The systsus tono md strength renew,
tdthercby chter the ar11trs. too.
.'HoH." you inquire. ''cau this b dona.
This Victory o'er Diseases be won7''
~NosTETrxA'a BrrTHEa,~ We roply.
Il uxAITAs srFAxx1 FRor1oT1oH-TzT!
Al means Of resenezatng the d!sorde1ed and eu
Eeebed s5tteo regulating eEaT junction of tho inses
nAl organs reEigtuE the depressed spirits tnvigor1tus
tbs contribution and psotous1nK Life. no medtcinA
preparation either Of the past Or the present tina
been 70 completely md universally successful u
, 1863-09-27

,: Against the yaross toul prepare,
That fnyer taint tho heavy air.
Drink not unulxed the wtter found
In prair!cs, woods, Of ms1ahy ground
II 4etentary ton gou ply.
NAfUzk Tou NUsT Ass7sE-ox DN-
For when debsrted from axcctsa,
FOE AHr1Y1c1A1 AID she cr3es.
Nedlcinnb grand pu,pose md intent
Il threatened evil TO Fxxrxsrs
Ard yon'd b relieved or spared
III. Prom I1s th8tc tho u1rKKPAKKD,
HoetetterB Httt1s nse-for nese
THxY are the E11est AKTmorH.
TO set 1t tetAnee the niAsuA Of unhealthy sofs thu
poison Of unwneesoma wxscr, tbs e1us1A ur c1o1ded
wpskrooms AID factories. and tho
scdentar5 enp1o7erts u only necessary BE- sats
armed with
T1EIVTFs7*1<FR R*l
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Slid, meine Seli9teit gefunben! llnb nun
benfe, mas t9 empfunOen, tpenn i'd iebe, 1pie
bieIer Mer14 tdsliA bier elm urb au8aebt,
unb Die gBelt nidt gSuuber genue er5a6len
fam bon Der 6reube, pDn Dem @lad, nit
benz er elllpfan9en wir0, bon Dem Sduler3,
ben Iein Sdeiben berpprbrtngt.
Go ipra9 Gran3 = ltnb Glife eutge9nete
ni4t8. sic bate ibn MIR INNER 8rSBes,
tn!nier 19n1sr8lider auseieben, Bis tbr bic
Gbranen tn'8 2tuee traten, unD fe nun, fpie
i'm llhnrut9, ppll bittercu Iduer3ltdep @jez
fiible8 frQ8te: Inn Ou sIaublf BEN Worten
Der Men9e? Sat Deine 0iebe 70 lpenig Ser
trauen? Gol4 i'd ben, Der un8 aud lett md,
otll meilfen Id)acen fann, nureb llnfreunbli6
felt rei5en! 8, Ssra1t5! ipenn 2Ju maeteIf
tnte idmer fiele Tteunolihfeit mir sewcrpe1l
1T, On pitrbeit nid9t 70 3l1 mir 9efommeu
letn. 8 S5ran5! lteber S5ra18! babe Ser.
trauen gu Deiner &liie; babe @eoulo nit
i6r, nur noa tur3e 3eit - e8 Ipu Dir oues
Qlle8 f(ar 1perDen.
...I (fIortIptr11d forotN
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@efGiIr[t6e Granfbeit,

gDenn Der trregelsite untuSe Siu8ttnS ousntet sa6
ben Sen beY i6mer;baten &ranfbet In td ausenpm-
men bat seldiebt bAag, taB en un3ettt8es Samse-
fabl ppe bic Jurt por @Htbednr3 tbn aO6redt, ftp an
e gu wenben au wel3e er III Se5e tbrr @rjebuna unb
toaret 10 lanse hi bic SDppue oeis8 redlt9en nebels
ME s.. 9. en nit @eidw en- tntiauFeee fals, etne b6e
gtae Sdmer3 i'm &ppfe unb inoen @teern &baabme res
@eNbt8 2aubGeit 4uap Gie ber Sau Gnpten ben 8c-
nen lnb Are Ninnen I'M @e Sic lnb BEN @rtrentita
ten 9 5eigen po taan tiee ebel NIT etner retltGen
S9neatsett Dor 9 reiten, Bis ;uiest Der Galnen unb
BITE Naienfnpen enfa en-; Gas Sper brr frbaren Srat
tett eiu @eeanb res RtfetS8 :rb uub Der Gpb etuen
itredltden 2etben tabard Elm @ube mat ba8 tbn mad
jeen 3anbe qrtngt fetn 9eifen6er sridfetrt
Gs TT eine traurtgv 2teahe, baB Glunre bteier rrt-
barei @ranthe 5ufn 0per faen TT plee ber llnBe td
ltett unmtlenbec 9ro9ler, ei6e bur @upeubun9 jees
t0btlen Cities be8 fe tr5 he Gpnftutipn perni6en unb
zen 9fet 6es Yeten8 IN et elelte8 Daen nerpanbeln.
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Dr 9 81 i II f H.,

alteb Ses 6niglen gpaestums Der gDunbdrSte In ep-
bon rabutrtr eines erep nb3niihen @paesten per
Ser @aaten erDat She'll feincs 2ebenS IN ben
SeIpt lern BON Qpnbp, 0arts 3btloeelpbn
taeten eepraq Gat etit9e Der 0unp bdrfen Setlusen
rpletoet, be Bic Gel4tde her Wtebstn metz. lln'
66ee Qeibenbe fe an Sbrcnfaue Nerp6iQt anberSn
Srdnfbeiten Iittcn plde g. AUDI bic BET p0gltte Sc
rauen gu epr erlrefe bic u pt err0tben bel 9ern9sn
&letnefeten Il. |, ~ spareen au5enbltdIt9 6ebetlt
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Q9eirn02r5 an bgdd1'en !

Or. oGnfpn bieet aen Nenen etne 6Glfe an fuelde i
bprd iplde ee1ete ub utnatr6e, @e unb &6rper ser.
f6renpe tr bic Nr6ett Sic Gesa9afe unb bic &c unGbs
a,adenee Safe Qelc6wi9t bobet. ~
er limb eintqe trarrigeu uub belasensDertbn SOL
gen her ru9en @ewrbnbeiten res Paers Sw DE TN 8it~
ten un6 ben 0ltenern Gnersen i'm Sept SwGe 6e8 G5e-
ii9tS geru Der D2lt flfraIt ersDpen bSfe unru6e
Wa8en6wddc unprbnnn9 her 8erhauun95 Srsans, GGse.
Iaeine GntfrdftRns, Sgmptpue ser Sttptatiud9t.
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9}nr6sIrot5ste 9}erjga.y

Uter Sptde pelt d su perHeirat9e beabfti9et, un6 @
pbpider @pdbe ptfr etes aateren 3tbe ntheS betuuB
uo, rltsn nnperS8lid) Or, Snbnfpa 81 Ofabe 3iehen
que 5aSeratle &egsa BE nt Sl99e GOer sstt9e 3sr'
6 1Bpfung Der aredlthlen9Irt perben idneI furirt.
Derjeni6e peldbtr f. Der gcbonblm9 tnb 9Gtprge DEn
Dr. c6nifpn ,terste4 fan TINT els etns Gtrenntdnne
pbne Surt M oncertraNeauu0 sarerAli auf feline Grat
IiChe Ge6iflthfett per[aiaN. - - - y -
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nehsin en- @ra1afhe{teu

eemah sertet a5 ST ftt: 3eusung6nndbtsfeit S&od@e
IN benz &ufen uHo ben 9epern GnInoun9en ber gtieren
unb 8lde, SodrneuerBeBunesn S9mdNe Ser gerpen Yta
eeni&wGdbe, Ntagfei gtetereeIblageubet 0erfanbe8s
f6wde Ser5tlopfen SibternGeit 3tttern Npgen lpafe
G4pnbel, &epffmers Gnt3anbun8 les @aeB, Der gtcii
ber 2unge beS WaBenS eer GtnaeWtbe uno aaer iener
lletet, sic pp geiIen 9ttetms sDo6nte e SCR yu9e b.
mef&e ibren 0pern oefdbr9er nS dlS her Strenen Sc
fang BEN @edtrten te8 sile8 lfrQbren unb pcnn ntt
setg 8eheiIt nerbe tire atdrenben opFtrn8eu pert-
ten, Gbmdtbe Der Contribution herporbrneen bic Gbe
r5elt9 MAIDEN unb sulsst Ben GSrpe nN5 Stn scrf0ren
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tebfnfe taB 9efeuoer GeiR unb etn euter a6rper b
nptEpenct8fen gffOrber1tiie 3nr eee4en @ludet3tet
iinp a rbne fiee rb BE Settle hG8 2ebJn8 sur traurigen
pilgerabr Die Nu@dn te8 2fb n8 rerlntern lid itIup.
LID uno BITE eeIs mir6 er0ren BON ersmctilun9 unb me-
lanbpltfdcn getra6tungen, bo6 n8 bic Treuten feel
Abfere 9eneBe0 permeiGert fnb, .---.
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TuuagQ QfGtl

bic M br ben1ide 2aRer eefdmd1t ba6en Sic e 70 pft
bon tren 9eue pSer 1T Der Sdule lerne ur6 beren Sol
GEN e anattlib fpiren ielb i'm Sdlaie burd5 plutip.
ten, Ste went un8etfef Bic Gte unm5eltd MAIDEN unb
&Brper uno Gt erifbre 1che iorrt hie n6btgsn it-
te tbRn. Spe @eripnen meu beDpr lie etntreen IN tie
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Die frefbten 8trtnnsen be8 2aiters nb iebr su ra-
ten. 8erlut beS Gebdbtntes @ermirrune Ger Sbee @t
trGGibe Der G5eiRPsfae, bbie @bnun0en MGneeno ppr
ter GeieaGaft, ud d@ GtnfanIfcte NftFrdner 0eeen
i9 ielbf 8atiemfett u. T. To. itno eni0e Der fdItmen
TgI9e,
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,g9errenfleiOerf oOem .

G8eassaraftarGss SO. Sss nnc S5sK.
ergReiren gee6rten Greunben uub benz Publfnm made
is 6ierutit Bic &n5eige bas i'd baa loon felt 3abren an
biefem Iaee etablirte e9dft bernOnmen babe inb Be-
Gnbia elm rei6bdltiees Eager bon 15neu iplb sear6e
teten Serreufleberu neuer acpn 3t ben 6ilsen Prez
fen operat6ia 6alteH uub aud IOe anf 8eeaunS anfes
tisen erbe Gtoe fr geiftterrSde ub 6piensenSe in
allen Grrten unb 5a alien ersiisn. Gerner cine ans'
e6 03egeuiAirme, et5Ge Ter iotris ale in biaieS Sad
euI@lagenbe Artifel, ss.7.,.s-- e..ss
s4g- ane 8efenungeu wsrben prompt biIig unb
firsefer 6sif ansefertist tperben. &
-aslspais sSsr2. Safer
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0cganilae @&lpG&s

tir6 nbersIe ge9eil uaS bic Ope Sraft teSer peree-
felt Deisa furtbare Sci peIes SaS Gebeu elenS uS
bic @Ge unb Na&frptmen9ait unGgIi3 ma9t ifcft has
2pr8 9erer ee itren Sci enihaften nnbeonncn rbbnen
uge 2elte in6 at leid w NusibGet un9en eenetst neil
e beren 8pt9en nit esnaa fenuen 0bsleth e aud bur@
Struren Nieberi6iasen i'm Sarn Sten unb atbere llr>
laden eneben fam, 70 1T lie bod etaentbetl cine Brlee
be8 Wfistroue8 Der ebelfen Oreane 9per dber pa e8
Idu9nen ba te ara Der G3ewaus her BON 0enen oerlp
wrh bic m bstmliden &aferK erseben ais bon GsEeH
Sc hn npffe fllh
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more sDas9ofptta1.
Bur nntsEo.Rdnna Der QuadlaL6sreI eta6ltrt.

Oes etast9e 0Ios In De- We(t, 80 lt@ere
inne(le unb gri9aplte3s 5enyey2 In
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Susve SIlGNuer,

BeDn0ers pel6e Bic 0pfsr snes atctme Caters 6eprcen
Fnb has d6rli 10 ptle &duienre iii e' su rteS @rab
regt rc(de bur tire crbateren Ealctte lb etpifele
erfanteSfrae nit eet 0psr Der gereftafet BEN Sc.
nat beaeert uo fr 2eter beanbernte Gpn enpat hgbeu
tpArtel rt6geu II9 nit ppget 8ertrauen ta9en. @e
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esrf lhtsetl Der WteGeo

Die piele Gauier6e, pee o9ten6 ter lesten eben;ebn
Sabre In beer Muf1t fH1rt Mi bau unb bic Oende wtd
t9ir mlab1r3tcn SpfrG tpre welde Oh. Sotafpu aus.
11rte fene bic Settings deppreure ann pefe anbere
DcrIcrcn terpctutc ta3 Nublttut 3 pe6erbplen
dten Gnerttdet nrb3 puS en5tb In g}e8u9 4uf ietnen
Ghaafter ot9@breal3Ff II Be5u8 anf Gbaroep unb Ge
Henfafi8fst fn0 SeieaHten cine bnret9eHpe Gjepdbrs
letfuus 4t-- .r r.rrH y .StssE 'l
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DR.. Johnston,

ber etn3tge QrBt, mslder anJst8t.
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"a Sfftce. 9l0, @5ab-5re6ertdIfr.,
ffebeu Toirer1 opn Balttnprsfr., GifIt9e Sette,
bic Su{en btuarf. ~ III
gfar merle G gtanen utb Sausnuutiner, bent unsier-
be unb truaert1e Gtdma9er eurtretene 9eptcnlpe
Quafalber, @ubftder, UtieelwtGfer, SraBenretnieer
nnb eampenpnter II. 10. nennen bd resslm9bse asrse
Ei8. aae &rsfe miiiien einen ppf-Stamp entRalten.
Gtne 93etlaa4 a1s 2 1G3e1 5uaeijebsyt.
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ST. Spn tit Strfroe, re9eIntaBi9 sebtlbete Irjt
ne ber bic 0eil8 tpa 9aoten Efaat1pen anSei9 Setne
gttel uu6 Sebaublpn9 n6 alien Arseren e6u5id unbe-
fant Or II terdneebtl6et bon etem Qeber wedeS er tn
ben 9r6Ftsn Sppalern @urppa8 upb eren OteeS 2a
be8 aub ade ndqld: @n9tanb, Rranfretb nnb tn rem
SOGles opn Nba6ePha TO- ui6 et Bat etne aus eeebn-
tere YrartS, dls aue ancerei &er5te ber QDelt. la
Der, welGer 6 Der 9flese beS Or. Spbntpn bem 8bt
fann M oertrauen fietne @bre ais Iann unb ietne @e-
i@tdttdte ais Mr3t. as..gss' stsasa.se
4 tR5- Office: $40. 7 g SGb.Grebett6 ifraBe, Itnter
5enb BON Saltimorear. nebea bet ,,NrbsitsrbaIe"
5autfrantbttte1 tperben fGneI 8sbetlt,
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@aarIes mn0 gEstataaa @asRaEt,

~ 30. A gfprhzGapffrase s, ....,.ss =.
gub gds BON 8euniglSauta IbeIule unb 8ibblefroBe.
0uere ben pbsen BIaseu geIegenen IpDtfeten f;nb
ben 6ereu aer5teu, iDe BEN 8eeprteN n6lifum beeus
snpfD9leH Se5epts uut icH1ige nteb8iuGe 8ercrDnuu
gen Derbeu 5u 6er 3eit unb nit Der gr5bteu Scrsfa
sn8efergt; Gu6 inS mir burt bduge rif;e 9enOnnseu
etS nit allen 5u uierem Geidfte Se55renbeu 0febica=
uieteu UereFen. Die Gufergnns 9euiiider rdperate,
gmie aug eHifds raIpieH 6eorgen mir in nuerea eG-
5erGtpriuuy. rr t Sebr4iL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-29
Relative Mortality among White and Black
Troops.


In the Amy and Nary Official Ga-es z. the
FIRST number Of which has just appeared, is q
statement of Surgeon General Hammond of the
relative ability of the white aid black troops 10
Withstand mslsrious diseases and scientific data
here, of course, Gully fortifying the universal
opinion that the former will suffer heavily, while
the latter will almost wholly escape such Attic
tons. In the department Of the Cali. the white
troops suffer in the proportion of los per cent
the black troops Of 0S; or, in other words
eleven white soldiers 10 one black The expe-
rience of the British Government, through a
series Of years, has been similar, being in these
terrible numbers: Jamaica, log white, to S.
Bahamas, 1899 white, to SO; Honduras 81 TO
A.; Sierra Leone, 4l0 TO "a.
These fierce facts should stimulate 70 the
most poignant degree the action Of our Govern
ment in the employment Of black troops. We
have now, at the end OF more than two wears O:
the war, but few eolored regiments in the
held; when, by every impulse OF common sense.
and an apprehension especially OF the axiom that
the right man should be in the right place We
sheuld have many such regiments. There ought
to be now at east twenty 10 one Of the actual
force Of black troops The fearful lie that thew
would not tight Is dissipated forever: the most
yenomous Copperhead viii not hiss it longer.
Every energy, then. should be put forward In
view Of actual needs, and the threatened Euro.
pean Complications With our affairs. 70 increase
tnis arm oil detense.-N. T. Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-29
St Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum.
Scald Head Sore Ewes


From Dr. Hiram Sioaf, q ST. Louis, MssoHri.
- find your SARsArARiIIA a more ehectnl
remedy for the secondary symptoms of syphilis
and for syphtc disease than any other we possess.
The profession are indebted 20 You for some OF the
best medicines we have"
From T. j. French, NJ D., an eminent pAgsicidR a
Laurence, Mdss., lrlO as prominent member u
The Legislature of Massachusetts.
- DIR. AVER. My dear Sir. have found your
SARSAPARIIIA an excellent remedy for SWhAs
both Of the primary and secondary type, and etec
tual in some cases that too obstinate 10 yield
10 other remedies. do not know what we can en-
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ful Alternative - required"
Mr. Chns s. Tan Iifir, n NelO brunswick, NJ,
had dreadful ulcers ON his legs, caused by the abuse
of mercury, Dlerciri0i disease, which grew more
and more aggravated for years, IN spite Of every
remedy treatment that could be applied until te
perscyering use Of AYERS SAEsAfAhiliA relieved
him. Few cases can b. found more inveterate ana
distressing than this, and II took several dozen
bottles 10 cure HIM
I.eucorrhoa, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scrofaii0us u
cfrnfiau and are very Ofteu curd by the Alternative
effect Of this SARsArARIIi.A some cases require,
however, IN aid of the SAIs APAi.lIlA, the hkniul
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From the troH Irolrn and sridely celebrated Dr.
Jacob Morrill, of Cincinnati.
d" have found your SARsArARILLA am excellent
Alternative In diseases Of females. Many cases Of
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-29
PRESIDENT LTNcoLN's LETTER.

Executive MANSION, }
WAsHISGroN, June 10, 1868.
Messrs. L. t. lHathiot Braiih johnson, ana
Thomas Coitman
GENTLEMEN Your letter, which follows, has
been received and considered:
To his Ercellency, A5Tahap, Lincoln, President
of the United States:
The undersigned, a committee appointed by
the planters OF the State OF Louisiana, respect
fully represent That they have been delegated to
seek OF the general Government a full IecOgni
ton OF all the rights of the State as they existed
previous TO the passage Of an act of secession
upon the principle of the existence Of the State
constitution unimpaired, aud TO legal act having
transpired that could in any was deprive them
Of the advantages conferred by the Constitution.
Under this constitution the State wishes to re-
turn TO its full allegiance in the enjoyment OF all
rights and privileges exercised by other States
under the Federal Constitution. With the view
of accomplishing the desired object, We further
request that your Excellency will. az Comman
der-in-Chief of the army OF the United States
direct the military Governor Of Louisiana TO or
der an election, in conformity with the cOnstitu
ton and laws of the State, on the first Monday
of November next, for all State and Federal Of
fcers.
With high consideration and respect, we have
the honor to subscribe ourselves your obedieni
servants
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CHANCERY SALE-State Of NIiebi

THANCERY SALE.-State OF Nicbi-
~ gan-Tle Circuit Court for the county q Ingharn
To Chaucery.-Davd B0stWick. complainant rs. David
" Smead Richard Elliott Charles T. Howe aD. William
II HE Defendants ia pursuance OF decretal order
Of the Circuit Court for the county Of lngham Chau-
cery made in tie above cause. VIII be sold under the
direction Of the subscriber. public auction the
front door 0f the American Hotel M the city OF Lansing
% Thursday tie second day OF July next. Ocoe
the lfteruol the follow dtS rihed property
much thereof may he sufficient 20 satisfy Che decree
interest and costs ID this VIZ Known and distu
ga islfi part ~ the north half ~ the north east
quarter Of section number nie ia town four north 81
range west bounded follows B-Eiuunr az staka
standing four CHAINS alt slKtybve Inks north OF the
ri North ami Turner streets IN tie recorded map
81 the town of Michigan. (noW Lansngl and running
thence north three chains and forty seven and a-ha
links The angle o the road. thence north thirty de-
sree- along the street the North line u section
nine point four chains and ninety three links
from the north quarter post OF the section thence csi
half links thence south chains ana lftv lmk
thence west seventeen chains ninety links t. tht
place Of beginning containing thirty four and thirty
three hundrcdths acres of and. IN the county
Inrham and state of Michigan Ihe above premises ssi
| hc sold subject o. widows right 81 dover therein
Dated, May 10Th ls63
| HORAIip PRATT.
! Circuit Court Commissioner for lnghsm go Mich
| Gro J. pARsoSs solicitor for CompI
| 42lwT
The above sale Is hereby postponed % The 30th day
July instant. at the Same place and time Of dav
| HORAI1O PRATT
Circuit Court Comr Ingham Co Mich
| Dated July 81 1Ss3 42sw4
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+. f. MATHI0T,
BRADlSH JOHNSON
THOS. COTTNAN

Since receiving the letter reliable information
has reached me that respectable portion of the
Louisiana people desire 10 amend their State
Constitution, and contemplate holding conven-
ton for that object. This fact alone, a. it seems
10 me, is a sufficient reason why the General
Government should not give the committee the
authority you seek, to act under the existing
State Constitution. / may add that while do
not perceive how such committal could facili-
tate our military operations in Louisiana, really
spprehend it might be so used as to embarrass
thsm.
As to an election to be held next November.
there is abundant time without any order or
proclamation from me just now. The people Of
Louisiana shall not lack opportunity for a fair
election for both Federal and State offices. by
want OF anything within my power to give them
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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THE PATRIOT

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Dad On lie plain LIS orothefS ne
Their race Of life e Ger,
"a more their battle shout shall ring
From hin TO elf crowned Shore
Ye. onward with heroic zeal
stiII firmly doth b. tread,
Though sad the way 10 victory . height
When DER the valiant dead
From Texan plains 20 Vernon snA1ssf
Leagued with sedition's horde
Frorn thu fair Southland's sunny wales
The tide Of treason poured;
Then swiftly to their hery steeas
Our loyal fFsemen sprung,
And through q. orr own green forest Land
The wsr-cry wildly ruag
Oh thrice aoearssd the demon power
And crushed their hosts shall be,
who dared 70 veil ia grsasons cloud
The star u Liberty,
For from Potonaac's 81 line Of blue
To the Gulf . tgr5ld wave
Where e'er traitors shadow falls
Shall patriots make his grave.
Il matters not now high his place,
Il IN the chair Of state
Whoever aids The sraltor's cause
N1st share the traitors fate.
Thrice psriared such. for they have sworn
IN Gods eternal name,
To guard il purity and peace
Their country noble fame.
his IA tie patriots lron creed
Upon IL la1reled shrll0
Ho lays the orsring Of his Afe
sacrifice divine
His swsrd once wakened from lts sheath
Shall never eight ia vain.
And never Ill wiki glory crowned
Shail Il be sheatbed again.
land Of the free long on thy hills
Nay oak and laurel wave,
From which to Gull Immortal wrealhs
To crown Thy noble brave.
TrIumphal songs like incense Goat
Above thy martyred slain
High DER oar nations night Of grief
Morning shall rise again
Again shall justice be entbronci
And Treason 3 buiw4rks fan,
While victOry's grand hosaunss ring
Throughout C0i1mbas hall
For thee ny land We bsar The cross
Our FATHERS bore Tor thee
And Cod the God Of hosts shall win
The battle FOR the free
H.sss.. s..s.
Lansing July, 1858
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nURING THIS MONTH TRAINS

Refreshments At Detroit Owosso ami Grand HAveI
ami upon Co S Ferry steamer So Windsor ON Drtro
River.
Comfortable Hotel a Depot al Grand haven
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" hat did You mean, Sir,~ fercelv ask
eaa looge OF an Irish culprit before him. who
nad Just been brought in guilty of marrvinp
s1ceesst1Ay fourteen wives and deserting them
AZ. PLEASE your Honor" was the immoral
ons isgenious reply, 81 was trying to Get a
good one" se'
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- Vel, neighbor. what is the most Chris
sAn nevs! said gentleman 10 his friend. 81
hsye just bought barrel of -four for a moor wo-
l just Ike you'll Who is it that Won
s a,ss msoe happy for your charity this time ~
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4 DyGNISTRATOR'S SALE. No

l. tice Is hereby given that in pursuance - license
20 granted ~ VIZ Il pircSney j g. 81 Probate Tor
The county ~ Ilg1s. the 6n day % July ls6 sh s
Saii ~ pufiac sHefian on the prenS -stlriaE the
th day NJ August next a clock The afternoon ~
SAID day al the riEht. tta all interest 90 Walter WI
kiuscn deceased IA and o. parcel of land Of
which said deceased died seIzai and possessed ~ all
that certain Parcel CT Land. lying the south side 1f
The liEhwTT running West FROM The bridge Grand
River. between sections i aui 20 ga tie township o.
0uouiaza and directly opposite and rlunIug parallel
with ot No % hlaCS No I. n tLa village q N0rasro-
ia and bounded and described follows COMMENCING
az the north est corner 81 tie store building on ss
l0t. running thence east r0is, s0-fh rofs vest
rods, and north rods % place = beginning Terms
inside Known On day q sale
NANCY EARIL.
Glzr1aa OF Lgcyr1s o. K-lS1son. a15 others. minors
Lansing July sth, ISIS 4-eEs
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Lansing July 1868

Important Letter. Of the President IN reply to d
Committee Of PiGRters.