davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
AN ACT IN RELATION TO FREE NEGROES
AND MULATTOEs.

SECTION J., Be Il eaaehd by he Seaaf, and y5,.s.
heFrsseniahces p he STATE Of Deia,1aye n asss.
Iai AEemoy mel That no free negro or fres tnulnt
kin es1i residence, and any resident free nssro ~
irss mulAll9 who shall Voluntarily leave The SITE far
hve days, shall be deemed Nonresident uplsss s.I
patton. and on board Of some vessel brionejn, % i
employment Of citizen Of this slate - ''o 'V'ual
SECTION , BE II further enqcted b,, H., o,,t,, .
goeaa iha NO free negro or free muiatlo shall bs
after come into this STATE, unless 1t bs tsInporsf H.
serNahl OF Ah'nfesident " as a seaman In son, g. ti,
slth vessel trading with bound to some port oi thi
sile or unless he or she from the al Joining SAT-
pose under penalty of nifty dollars il shall be ths
any justice o. The pasee, upon affirmation or IpoWisg
may ho1lesident ice Negro CT free muaflo ms come
lssne warrant TO some Constable for his OF Ls art
ane 10 cause him OF her to be brought before tbs ~
WIZ Snail inquire into the matter, and II be
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

Nobly have the people responded 10 the
calls OF their common country, in the recent
elections. With but inconsiderable excep-
tions, everywhere the Union ticket has pre-
vailed, and copperhead democracy been put
to rout. Glorious Connecticut sent back
the greeting echoes of Rhode Island with
the united shouts of thousands of free hearts
resolved on the preservation of the Union
at all hazards. And as spoke Connecticut
SO also in harmony TO her music Of victory
were the echoes of Ohio, Michigan and
other States in which elections we're held
recently. The great reaction is upon the
land copperhead treason is being terribly
rebuked and will surely be punished by the
people whose liberties and rights the willy
foe sought to destroy under the guise Of
peace and compromise
The copperheads were elated with the
prospect short time ago-of securing the
next Congress, so that they might cmbar-
rass the government and give aid and COM
fort to the traitors in arms. To this end
they labored diligently, with all the power
of Halsehood, money and partzan in
fluenee, which they SO we'll know how to use
in elections; but the slime of the reptile
was discovered by the watchlul masses of the
country aud the heel of honest patriotism
was instantly set upon the head of the ser.
pent, and 10 . its power to do mischief is at
an end. The copperheads have wasteC
their money, lost their personal rep
utation, united themselves to treason, ant
now only are waiting for the disgraceful
ignominious obscurity they have invited, tC
come and swallow them up forever from th,
presence Of honorable men.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

AS we write, painful anxiety pervades
the public mind in this city, relative to the
expedition against Charleston. The silence
OF the rebel press in regard to the attack,
and the absence of all authentic informa-
ton at Washington concerning it, intensity
the suspense. Our own noble DupoSr leads
the patriots on to battle by sea, and the
gallant HUNTER by land. May God grant
them the Victory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
NEws AND OTHER mATTE,ss

Richmond papers of Tuesday say that
General Banks has fallen back from Port
Hudson.
Everything is quiet at Yicksburg and
on the Yazoo river Important move
mentS are taking place at Charleston but
the rebel papers do not give any informa.
ton as to their nature
The U. S gunboat Diana has been
captured by the rebels, at Pattersonville,
Louisiana Capt Peterson and several
other officers were killed. Two compa-
Of volunteers were ON board the Diana
ut the time, a number of whom were
Killed and wounded Ninety-nine of the
latter were paroled
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
The Elections.
CONNECTICUT.


HARTFORD, April - Returns received from
every town in this State, except Hampton, give
tue following vote Cor Governor
buckingham (Rep) 3s.30l
seymour (Dem.) IS s9B
Governor Duckingbam's majority will be $500.
The Senate stands IA Union to I Democrats,
and the House 1870 Union to "a Democrats, with
u tie in two towns
For Congress, Messrs Deming, Bandagee, and
Hubbard tUniOul, aud English (Dem.), are
elected
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
GIRLS AND MATRIMoNY.
GOOD ADVICE TO OUR MARYs, JAMES, and
EAfMAS.

Girls, listen to me. You oil came into
the world for purpose; that purpose is
matrimony-and the sooner all of YOU
that are eligible set about getting nus
band, the better fer yourselves and those
who otherwise will continue to be cigar
suckers, toddy. drinking, miserable cast
Always. Winter is congenial to wedlock,
and it is here with its long coy lre-side
evenings, and busting parties and frolic-
some balls !; and any girl, with her prop
er wits about her, need not see the spring
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

The next House of Representatives of the
United States will stand as follows:
Republicans, 50
Copperheads, 10
The friends of the Administration are
thus in the majority, with the following
States to add to their strength
Vermont, 3 California.
West Virginia 3 Missouri, (vacy,l
Total, 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

the honest judgement of the citizens Of
Delaware to decide at whose doors the
lies; whether on us, who did no
more than desire our rights, or on those
whose hands are imbrued in the blood OF
n fellow soldier2
Yours truly,
JUSTICE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
Sonnet to a Copperhead.
Who complained that he ami lis we're being GU
by Society.


Society shall mark those traitors tame
Who. seeming granite, are but shifting sand
Shnll never offer them friendly hand,
Who daringly dtiilcd their couutrys name
VIII bow not to the villains who proclaim
Boldly their infamy throughout the land -
Say, when with slavsh cheers tory baud
Cheer for their idols, have these social claim
Society well knows oaks fall indeed.
Whilst by the mud pools side the plant Reed
Stands in all wind or weathers, cold or hot;
Pray tell what is the reefs eventual lot p?
With early frOsls its SHALLOW powers decay
And to oblivion It's washed away.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
MISSOURI.

ST.. JosEPn's, Me, April THE election
yesterday resulted in the reelection of the pre-
sent naumbeuts, with the exception Of council
men The unconditional Union ticket was carri-
ed throughout by large majority.
Kansas CRY, Mo-, April AT the munich
pal election, yesterday, the entire uuconditicnl
Union ticket was elected by a majority of 800
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
OHIO

hrSWlpAL GLLcTIoN THROUGHOUT rnn STATE
UNION GAINS.
CiSciSaATI, April The Uuiou ticket made
Glenn sweep, yesterday, IN this city. The
majuriiies will range from 500 to 800. 1t is a
great triumph. Tue Democrats carried Colum.
bus hya reduced minority The Union ticket
was elected in ChllicOhe, which was unexpect-
el -, also, in S,eubenville, making large gair.
The butternuts don't know what to make Of this
counter revolution
CLEVELAND, April The Uuionists carried
the city, yesterday, by handsome majority.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
LoYAL LEAGUE COLONIZATION.

The loyal Leagues of the country. under
the auspices Of the New York organization,
are about to celebrate in becoming man
ncr' the anniversary of the GREAT UPRISING
OF THE FREE NORTH on the goth of April,
by public demonstration. The following
is the announcement
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

NuNIclPAL ELECTION IN LEAvENwoRrH CITY.
LEAygNwORru, April THE city election,
yesterday, resulted in the success Of ANTHONY
(ltHdical Republican, as mayor, by 700 majority
over Atwood Conservative Republican,, who
was supported by the Democrats The whole
Republican ticket was elected. Leavenworth has
heretofore been Democi attic.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
MAINE


MuNIulFAL hLEcTlONB-UNION OAlNs.
PORTLAND. April JAG b Mcclellan (Rcpub
iicau) was elected mayer yesterday by 902 INA.
jurlty. The Republicans carried six out Of the
seven wards
1oLEDo, April Charles NJ Dirr Union
war brmoc'ni), and the entire Union ticket, was
elected yesterday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

UNION GAINS THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
DETROIT, April Partial returns indicate
the success Of the Republican State ticket by an
increased minority over that received at the
ell, ction last fall.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER los
Entitled " An let regulating lie sale Of Iat,4j.
eating liquors. &c." as amended. tpGsseI M
Doper, March 3, 1857, amended M4rch

Entitled " An let regulating lie sale Of Iato1i.
eating Liquors, &C. as amended, lpdssei at
Doper, March 3, 1857, amended Mirch
q, 1851
SECTION !, BE u eHGasd By he Senate anil 6ou,e nj
hepfeScntdiims q he STATE NJ Delduare in Ggfy H.
scmOg met Inat the above ment lhapter los See.
non u, DO amended by adding to ria d elton tl ila
ing WIS Nor shall It confer power or authuritv IN @
person 10 sell or distribute Intoxicating or ienenie
81 any k9d, at any Concert saloon, Pay or Re
heslhAi' E1hibiiinn or place Of amusement
81 c1Ioa .. AHdbe further enacted That ssetion o.,
nalu ACT 10 amaudedi by adding between the word,
sunday in The I'd line and suehn IN the Sd line Inc
or any person shall ssli or distribute ntox
Nah5 OF lermened quors at any Concert Saloon pay
or heheArsll, Exhibition or place OF Amusement -
ehvrioN J. anu be Il Jgfttfr enacted, Thai ali Arts md
PasV de's steut with this heley ren+ad
sLVlloN D. -ihd De II tDfheF eHdcied That iha Sncr.,
ry OF STATE shall cause this Act 10 be- published In IN
Deawafs q '1ette aud Delaware State juurnai naw.n.
per- puished IN the City Of Wming On for the spa Of
r ,i 'Ji rs pAss.Se' and shall certify to the dow
w plnleAllon OF the same and The sums due there
rihtapng all Items OF charge by each of Ina na,s .
pes ana the Governor shalt the receipt Of such H.
eato ursw orders on the State Treasurer for he nav
ent Oh sau publication and the State Ire ,sur.r an Il,
pay the same cut Of any monies ip tina frrs',,rs 49,
Otherwise appropriated, 4N''i uo'
tsgneil JOHN soRDFN
speaker Of the House Of Represent ttlyes
join GREEN
Passed at Dover March IL, 1865 '''' sOA''''
Nathansl smlhers, Secretary Of State, do herv
certify mat the foregoing Is true copy OF mn Ac az &
oeutfA semby Of tue Stats OF Delaware ontit !, E
Act TO amend Chapter lbs elted An All r,ri az. a.
Wy n sso q Intoxicating Liquors, 81 amended fpss1
at Dover, March l2, 1866 - i'''@ lAs'eu
an testimony whereof, have .hereunto sol nv
us hand and Affixed the seal Of nv oitlr. a, H.
neIi ms thlrlieth day Of March, Ia the wear
" Our Lord one thousand eight hundred Ana
ilSiy.thrt0. anu
Ap' S'lm' B. sNITHERs, Secretary Of State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
SPRING AND SUMMER
F A s H / o MS.
1868.
j. H. MUHLHAUsEN,
FAsmIO NABLE TAILOR
No. 41S King Street,
wTTNTNor,,A, NM


THE fashions and modes for the present seaeon a,a
now Sufficiently settled, to enable my customers and
the public to make their l4
SPRING AND SUMNER SELECTIONS
goods. They therefore invited to call and
our choice assortment of
Cloths, CassimereS and Vesttnes
uitel to the season. Every garment made bv ~. T..
warranted to give satisAelun and At the lowest
prices. ''' p"ssioie
Ap26-tf in. MiHLuAusRN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
Valuable Farms for Sale.

NJ situate in Delaware County AMI State of Pam
~ eyRania, containing 10 acres near The emf Of Ca.
eora furnpke quarter mile from said Turnpike adoin
lug Mr.. Reese PEI kins land F' "'J'in-
No 2--situate In lower edge Of Concord Tovpshtr o,
tainng so acres, adj lining Mr.. Job Hoopes lana w
% Aeres "i1h good buildings. Terms rsasonabie ~
WAi McCAULIEY
mar coo Market street, WilmIn9ton- M,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18

The MEETING MONDAY NIGHT-The
new Republican Association, of this city, held
their first meeting, at Representative Hall, on
Monday evening last. Capt. l. NJ C,avath,
the President OF the Association, presided.
The Hall vas crowded to its utmost capacity,
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Governor Blair made ore OF his most effective
and sti ring speeches, which was from time to
time, responded TO BY the audience in thunders
Of applause.
Col Fox. now of the 9th Regiment, bu' re-
Gently Major OF the 9Th Regiment in the army
Of Tennessee, being discovered in the audience,
was called out and made "a he said, the FIRST
speech which he ever made in a Republican
meeting He said that upOu his return from the
South, be found the Republican party, the only
party that was u1coudtiOnally loyal to the Gov
ernment To his sorrow, he found the demo
cratic party, with which be had always hereto
fore been connected, now arrayed in opposition
to the Government, and by their fsctous course
towards the Administration, aiding the rebellion.
He could not 90 with that party. The loyal
army OF the Southwest would not tolerate the
COPperheads. The rebellion must be pat down,
and it must be puI down within the next two
years, under the administration of Abraham
Lincoln. lie approved OF the proclamation O
Emancipation Ifit had come year sooner, The
rebellion would nov have beer Al an end.
he exhorsed loyal men 10 vote with the party
which was Internationally loyal A victory IL
favor Of the Administration, st the ballot box
was good a victory over the rebels in th'
battle 6eld.
We regret that the speech Of Col Fox wa
reported at length, that 1t might De laid be
fore the people OF the whole State. COMING
frou gentleman who has been a life long Dem
ocrat, aud who from his active service in tn
field, l. qualified TO speak fer the Democrats il
the army, it would be of immense value TO th
Democracy OF Michigan in setting them right
upon the great questions upon which they ar
now wrong.
Hon. Mr.. Cutcheon and Hon. Mr. Howe
made few remarks, and at late hour th
meeting adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18
Lieut. N.bber
CAxP l5TH RE5'r M1cmGAN VOLUNTEERS,
Near Falmouth Na Jan 20tr ls63

CsNP 16TH REG'r MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS,
Near Falmouth. Va Jan 20-l. ls6S.
Al meeting OF the officers Of the 16tl Regiment
Michigan Volunteers. held al Camp near Falmouth Va
January 2O.h Is 5 ths 10 owiag Preamble sna Resou
tious were unanimous. Y ad, pted;
Tksreas We have .earnet with deep regret Of the
resignation OF or much mel friend au1 brother
officer Lieut.. JACeB EsEE 1e.4tL or -ouE TIM.
has been iarlng -lL L-s &c .sst compelled hirl
solve his conncxoa with tie es he Las served 5
loag. faithfully anu Wei. Therefore.
RsS1lret. That We recognize ~ Li.lt Weber brave
an rItuliOs ccsr. -vrr courteous AM faithful
discharge uf hls military duties warm friend an
genial comp anlon.
RcSauci, llAt sincerely regret the circu instance:
that him from All hope that 10 the 1liei retire
n 1T OF domestic lie. he may 1ll tlat anu heath
ne SO much needs Tor ghe many colrtesi-s be Ia
extended % IS Ae has eur warm 81 gratitude.
Resolved. That the signatures OF the oitceTs q thH
Regiment be attached 10 the above Preamble and Rs
utons anl I copy Of the sane De forwarded 20 Lieut.
Weber.
7 B. " stockton. Col 10th Tu- Kydi. Lieut.. CO. G.
R-E' Mich. vo. com SRI Ihes. +. shes Il CO. Il
brigade. ROOF : Ell1tt CaptCo T.
( Welch. Let Col stephen Martin ca 90 Z
T J. Barry. NJ sioT- Gay ". F1Aer. Capt O. b
Isaac Wixuu. S4rgeon. Elwlrl Hl. It. 90 II
r Wul JlcN.in. A iJltant Wallace Jswrtt. II c.. K
Capt tseo II swan. CO. A B T PArtri &, Il Co J.
Let Geo " Cook, '' o. Jas. L Topsns. l.. Co l.
Butler Brown. Lieut. Co c. P McLaughli1, l. &c. T
II H Woodruff 1t Co. D. Z Frank E1dy, Il. Co g.
B. Graham, ieut CO. c Jonas l. Titus, II
| ChA's Il. SaIseT, u. Go. &
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18

1 LANslNG REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION -
At meeting Of the Republicans Of the city
Of Lansing. held in Dodg-'s Hall. on the eve
ming Of March Y, 1853 to form a Republican
Association.
Geo. /. Parsons was called to the Chair. and
D. VI. Cagley appointed Secretary.
Mes,rs I. VI. Cravaih. Il. B. Shank. j. e
Ferris II. Il. Dunks and J Van Kuren were
appointed a committee on Organization.
The committee. after short a5s-nce. report
ed the following:
C0ssTlTUI9S oy TIE LANSING REr-nticAv ASSOCIATION
WnErEAs, Tie perLols condition ~ tie country ee-
uaan.s Of evry ctz the uucou -oaa support q tla
Government of ths Ua!tsl Stl,s. all ts chosen meas
1res 70 sso.ue the present rebeaon-
AND waElA- u is ths imperative DUTY . all good
ctz.- o. exert every proper influence o. develops The
spirit Of patriotism among Do, people and D. l1- them
l efcisnt pport u tAe ov=rln. 10 l time o. public
danger We 90 hereby unite ourselves tng-ther under
the name and tile If TIE Ls.-->e RFrrscaS As-9cA-
n1S.
AKIclET The officers %, ta.s association shall con
-st o. President Wee President, secretary treasurer
and az Executive Committee
ART IT, i shall 5e tae duty g the President % cali
the meetings of me Association and preside tl-reat
To tAe absence of the Pre.eat the Vice President shall
perform bis lut-s ana ia The ais ~ botA 81 those
o.. ,.., ....,... l i., -r,-... ,,. ,, n. .-,-
u the Executive lnmittee
AET M Tie Secretary shall keep 4 record Of lhe
Constitution AID By laws % THIS A.soeatoaa ist OF
its II mb.-s the proceedings Of The meetings. Of tue
Executive Committee 4nt Of the Assoc.ato-. and shall
1age c14rgs o. AL ts sp,llence subject 10 TIE A
rcctoa ~ e Executive Committee or Of Tia meetings
u the Association
AIT ~ The Treasurer shall have charge q the
funds Of the Association and shall report 10 the EIecu-
tive Committee or 10 Tie meetings OF the Assoc.4 on
the condition Of the Treasury whenever called upon
do 50
no -,,
nv sh, have tbegenerl arrangement, Of The business
and financial affairs % the Association and shall hold
their meetings under the direction Of Chairman to De
'y 'i'ai' from ''''-' I"s s'-'D. an
F,s.',.ya f.,,,-i,,.s
AR VI The officers " this ASSOCIATE a shall be
elected annually and The tim of holding Tue Grst auau
al 'e'ns shall be determined by vote OF 'Ae As'oea
den, ma, he s.,r,,,. f, ,,. v,..,,.,. ,,-,,,.,,..
ART vi THIS Constitution may be amended by
twothirds vote At regular meeting two weeks notice
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18
s25IO7s 60

5,h. The amount Of liabilities Of sal Company now
due 70 Ranks and other creditors. $ nothing.
6lh- Tue amount 0f losses by Sail CouD4uv 2 TX a.
ilstel and due. IS nothing.
7.h- Inc amount q losses ali listed not due is noih
ing
sth. The amount Of losses uaa listed al the present
time. nothing
On Tie amount n losses in suspense awaiting proof
VII Tot exec :, 300
10. Iae am2l.. o.. all other claims due from SAL
Company. Will not exceed 81 90
STATE OF NEW YORK.
COUNTY oF NEW loRE.
Peter Nltull- beng --y sworn On his oath doth de-
oose and say that b. real the 1rez1-E stl-rrs1t
knows the contents thereof that tls 3-non.lt
secretary @. sai Company Assertion that has
good res 2 - believe. aud does believe s4 statement
P NoruAV. Ss-rea-v
sworn ard subscribed before M ~ New Tlrs CtF in
aii STATE AMI county, his seventeenth lay O.. Feor1
a-y. A. ls65
TH0s L TH0RNELL.
Cor" far h-hi5GH. "a Nelr T9rs CRY.
Know Al Max BY rHE-E PEEsES7s Tat tle y
Tie state Of NV T1rs. -1,a hereby nominate ara az
ooiot for tl--n>eveS ani -l--r s-c-sss1.s tla i,-
1F-E D arle- q-rs'a. 90 ~, Z " .-r.i. i ~ La1-
g N--h. IS .1-- true ana liwll A. Attorney.
70 transact u the ana Behalf Of 81 Company The
business NJ FIRE Insurance The STATE ot 3-l-l
Ana ne SAL Co19l-v lo hereby a---1-za tle at'-e
lals- rs- = lcs X e tla service 70 process. t'-
AL j. o-lat " sa-- Company hereby CTS p ING ,llt
service o. process -p1l sl-l AZ III Aforesaid. shall
he tiAs1 an l-- q b. Is valid as s--re- upon tl7
Company according fo the Laws or s4i safe g 2r-1-
Eaa or u arr otlsr state an1 waving a. CAIN @. e.
/ Tor bv reas11 NJ such rvlc-.
Witness tl- Ssal OF sal Company. ard tie
ol5-l-l Signature ~ The P-.sl-l1t a-1 Sc
| Z ratl-y thereof AZ N-N T1-S b III state
Of Nv York. tbs l7,l d4g OF Fe6r-4-y
4 Z 1866
JONATHAN .. STEELE. President;
! ?. N1TNAN. Sec-stl-y
] STATE OF MICHIGAN.
| 0FEI-E oF IEE SErsETART % SAT-
l. Gorge Il E11ss Deputy Secretl-v q state q Mich
gan. Go hereby certty. t1-t have compared the a.
nexel copT O. Annual Report w-th the 1-l-Ilal.
that i a correct transcript r1--atrou aa- q L.
whole O. -ch '-,zlusl-
n testimony whereof. have hs-euuto 50 III
hand 41l a-1xe- the Great Sd o.
/ Il STATE ~ Michigan 40 Lansing THIS sven
tee-tl day Of F-1--a-T -- ths year 6 90
L7-- one thousand e,z1s A---re- a. Sky
three.
GEO. 7. HOUSE, Dep. Ssc'y state
: r AK-z-EIK-7, Agent, Lansing. 4o9F4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18

The ADJOURNMENT To morrow will
be the last day, under the Resolution, for the
Transaction OF any business BY the Legislature,
except the enrolling and signing of bills Thi-
will, therefore, be the practical adjournment -
although the final adjournment will not take
place until the 2Sd inst.
OF the work doae by this Legislature, We shall
have something 80 say in the future. For the
present. We have only to say, they have done a
good work, aud done il well.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18

Struck BRINE At the salt we'll Dor
ing 10 Corunna, brine at 6 per cent, by the Sal
emeter. has been struck, at a depth of between
three and four hundred feet. Ii is expected
to get brine Of suffi lent strength for manufac-
ture, at a depth OF from five to Sill hundred feet
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18

SERMON TO YoUNG MEN Rev Mr.
Boynton will deliver a sermon to young men
next sabbath evening at the Central Methodist
Church. subject" EndowHsnts and Respon-
sbilities Of Young Men" Let there be full
attendance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18

DEATHS p j Price, died at bis resi-
dence in Delhi. on Monday last. Funeral to-day,
with Masonic honOrs.
John Thomas, one Of the first settlers Of this
city, died to-day, at ten O'Clock, at the Eagle
Hotel
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18

MILITARY APPoINrMENTs.-The Gov
ernor To day nominated Gen. Robertson. a. AID
iutaut General; VIM. Hammond, as Quartermas
ter General and J f Pittman, as Inspector
General, and the Legislature in Joint Conven.
ton ratified and confirmed the nominations.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18

FMRsASKs' scAlEs.-Weghed IN the balance Of just
criticism, a. obliged 70 admit that the scales Of FAIR
banks Co without exception. the best ever nven
ted. We know whereof we affirm. because We have
tested their value AMI fully satisfied ot their slpe
rior merits. The Introduction of these scales has
wrought revelation the transaction Of various bl
siness, and their accuracy IS such that uniformity IA
we shts has been established az the country. thus
making them a NATIONAL ls71,t,si Standard Nor are
they Aimed - the Uatel states they have found their
way almost every parto. the civilized world and are
adapted to the standards Of all countries that all
nations Il not weighed in these balances. at least
weigh By them.-Hilnts Xsrchan.s AIgd,ine
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18
"Wednesday Morning. March Is. 1868,
NOTICE To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tie FIGURES which our subscribers Wl tad attached
20 tlsr their papers indicate the 81 HER Of
the paper o which their subscription paid Ey The
'ran1sr is meant the - WHOLE NUMBER, which
my Boz found 10 the heading Of the paper, which is
ch4lgl w-e1y being Increased each week dfty
nlnJsrs constituting year By referring 70 this mum
ber te ae4iug o. the paper and comparing il With
the number attached 10 the name. direction the
paper slbcr5ers readily how their
stand on our books.