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HEADQUARTERS, MuRFREEsBoRo',


7 January, 1868.
To Gen. G r Beauregnrd:--The enc
my has yielded his stroog position, and Is
,falling back. We occupy the whole sheid,
and shall follow him. - T.
Gen. Wheeler, with his cavalry, madea
complete circuit Of their army on the 3oth
and 3lst. He captured and destroyed three
,hundred wagons loaded with baggage and
>>commissary stores, aud paroled seven bun
jdred prisoners. He is again behiOdsthem
aud has captured an ordnance train to day:
We secured several thousand stand otsmall
arms. The body Of Gen. Sill was left on
The field, and three others are reported kill.
ed. ''-, ~
God has granted US arbappy New Year.
(signed) ! BRAXToN BRAGG,
General Commanding.
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I g.assry 50, 1863 j
Speech. OF President Davis tefhe Leg
isIat,fre of Mississipni. December 26.

,sneeah Of President j Davis toShe Leg.
/. ,oIo t,fra of Miasissipni neeamber 28.
- ham tbe hon,r g aano,,;,lted mn for The; The
ss.b 1t ,he p,esident ,ha R,snres:s q a,ire
II m was l.eirog;lsd to asye,a1ains-uot ID
,p.ee large enough to stand uosn was left
un6lted1 The ladies. occupied nearly Ill
n. he sp.ts leayiop the men ali istandinp. The
oa.,,a,9 ,oo 1as littrslIY thr6neees,l and
manys In nlfeds perl,a ~ shsa to tufn hack
Al i.4np,in,ed ~, 'eresa, WAS 3stlte earerness
= oa, .,aople, .ohsar the President. q
TIE sp,.si den, snuks "a ub,ur one hour. and
b.ff ~, A ~. i ,ba, lime the drop :of
J. s ) s.; Il, baga been 6es rd 4, any ps,t ,,f
,Ee .sna;,,sy eIcept 4 hr;, tte5 xeikio was
n,,,e .to Rho uitb lie loud and enthusiastic
,,.,d;,s ,Fl;s Gs,.nars 6 6
q %. p,.s;Ion, : .n,,be of ~, fooa for ,he
,,,I tIY,iin rs aib,1,I . 4, bouavar
..,,a, of ,s.,s, ,h,, Tho ~, 4, .,;ons
',s;. .,u h..,, shonia bsss A hss hss,avsS mon
: W. J, ;ss, nnwor,hy --,ha, he sh, md have ave
i I'd I, I,os !. Goy.ru,ne,,, : bi.b was ,t rott
I - -. 8 80 =. ts'isfs
~ ~ - !. ay az .rsts Il; -,
' ~ - w .'., w ga
ne'es sA.' snousa = ., "s' ~ a'u sas suaa",, o
s'sa'VD p'0pp',oas '"An m "s .a -
IVY pp'u: W .sHa q 's''',e' ea' ivy -
.,..h, sa", - ~ ny md .lssllv d.s,sS r ,hs
s.;.;, 49,, .;aasls..,;,r ,.h;ch rss,s ths
| X ,'.a,.,a NM ,hs s,nsa,,1lnf tbe
,,o,s,,f hu,. ,br MIL, ,,,,s,.s nj he Narfh
a,,,d sn,.;i ~, NM, ,,,s county m.
80 (, :. s..,,.i s,.;ns, ~ ,;,,,,,. d :.
t.s.s, s,n,. 90. ,,u;,s, md ,bs f,u;tl &c ,bs
,..s;l M pssI;.,'. q ~. N,;,,bs I,,be n,o,re,,
80 M ,hs war ,h,ss e,il ,assiiSns' have been
.i,ansl,, mt and aeyslooed. aud SO fur .frstl.
:. rni,;,n, With 1,urb 3 neonie--s peoule
shos. 'o.,, E, ,,,i n,s aromu alEba3 c.,hsred
f,.,u,, ~. ho.s and fens M 5.aana and sss,,t
4,f.ass aan,,, %,,t -. ,oisr.nce 5n,odns.;i
i; e,,d ss,..,,..s,95s - t,a1 .v,,,,,--
,.hs, "a r.,bas;s E1po,,n.l;,nss :
~ .,I :, !. s s.. ,tat po. sssa,bscriNe to
tha;f b;;sa. "a ana sktracted &poiions-whuo
| T.n,. .i.'.ss aSa Ala : s.,b ,bnussnd Other
49,. es1a5ts "a. 40 n,,s .hen. fs,reper III.
I,n:-,bs prs.ide,t p.s emnha,i. IA
Ia ! a..,.r.,;nn ,hst .vn,1l;. 10 c;rcun,s,on
,.o,,l1 j. .o,,,.,,t = s. s1,. -, .
=, :. ~, - 80, =, s. i:
snee,sa - ~ ~ - < ,,SaSa.o ~, m
ua'i'' - -, -, .s;t:,
Saeo"e .sea'e a. '"o suaels :. -" ~"
s'a's ana netsasnesf ska:.o't -: y.
Sanost ,oc' W. ,ses,"sr va s.1n ,.el ~
SOU ns eoes gApA VIZ - sS.a:3n 80. ~,
tie u"u, "oa. =, ma i J. 49, 81 a. .,.,
'ep"',"' - = =. IL -. "a,
sorry s1 .aa' 'as'sus."y nau c,r ~ ~
'0A'oI's 'oJ "s's H * :.
ray nep's'sl.' $3.50 49, =,
s,ass s "a 'asu "ao as'' - ps.as shaa,
0,efs anu .uu'' uaus'' 80 -. H.. ss,.;s :.
'', ou' .'A. 80. ~ ~ ~, CO h.. ,;s.r
-"'s ,l'Ao""eu' ~ VIZ - I a.,
slnce 'Hs "a' oesan' auu - - =. 80 -,
gers, .nouen he !p oe.'eyes M 'ne sseAssss na :
Asu'' =, ~ =. NJ,
70
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December - E8si 59 81
COUTH HGARIIN York DIS

n 3TRIcT.--Nherea faNE }. ,sHERER 4 GIyENs
GALLAffER has applied Umc Letters OF AGmlnstra
ton on all and sngas ncgoods and cbattels, rights ~
credits Of r. W. SaREt la,e of the District Aforesaid,
deccnsed- -. - ..-..
These 9so therefore, % CITE and admonls all and Singh
lar Kindred and credtt Of tie said deceased, to be
and 3pear before me-, at a4 next ordIpays Carr ar
the said District 70 be York Court House, on the
9b day of January next, y 5shew cause, II any, why
the said Administration shoyd not be granted.
Given under my hand and 1s 10Th dny Of December,
10 the yearof our Lord o thousd eight hundred and
sigty-iwo and 1n the eitryseyenth year Of the indie
pendence Of South CarlaGas u ~,
Z LIS 5sts. JoE A. BROWN, o.Y.D
- December a. n Il +5ay4 81
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Admiistrator's Notice.

"A Lii pebns having claims against
In The Estate Mn. NANCY asEsIiEAG, pre- hrrl j
notified 10 presently same 70 ihe undersigned, properly
sttest.d And said Eslate, are rttlifrd
3 III. WALKER, AdminissIa,or
Ianuary7 1863. r.;.I - 3wE
G0UTH HCADLINl 0RK DIS
~ TgICT.-Wheres JfisEpH O.. ssMARR, has ap-
plletto for Eeslebf administration on ail and sim
gulaI the goode and csteis, rights md credits Of WM
LANfER, late af the nrict aforesaid, ieceased.
These tbercf,re n ana adinsDta aif and snerar
the Kindred md credftos tie said decess, TO be and
appear bsfoe me at aarI Ordinlrys Court Cor the said
District, 70 be hodei az fG0ur House the 23d day
or January nt 10 stiew DC, Ii any, why the said ad
ultnlssyution should not be Mtcd.
Given under my hand anil 81 tfls Goth tny Of December
ine year az our Lonl ont ,al.apd eight hundred and
.xsy'two, and the aal year Of tho indtpen-
dence of South Carolina. Il ..E5,sss d. - -.
II. 3sE JOB ta BROWN, o.ff,D 2
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=
capacity' .,.s,
Harlan's5 Cavalry arc still =. the Fair
Grounds; frther than an exhaping one ; O
their horses from si an ola Rell' tae mo- moao', ~
GUY - '"e'' 'ses ,'ss'l l.1, s4os' -'. S.: : =
~" - -. -, -. 8, :.
marker H"u'e 80 ''@e' s os'sa wv "s.',
aoa at.n 50. 50 10 !, -.
pnrr,pIa1 .rrEws s. g.
= The pnstsofice koSwu Us aAllisoa
Creek " York District. s. g. has been dis !.
continued s ,s 80
- Tie two .tu2us,a papers hasa raised
their ra,es Of sahscrip,ion TO ten dollsr.
year 5:s.:..s.sl...s ,s,f.5 a.
- 4 lot of salt adiat auction 70 Hlsh...
nond On the e3l alts, fur s3 cents per
pound The auetioneer stated ithas the
owner IF the salt log, III 600 By the opsts-
tion.. SpeeuIatnrs, l@,k out s.. S. III .s,,
- -Eiee ship 6arollae, W,',en srriyea y
n 4 ark Thursday last, -'epor'si the soa'n,
Ing of several g@halers ey ue Aiaoams. aus;
- A. a letter, we'll authenticated. '.ys
Burnside, 10 Ills iepn.isi5n brfars the Csns.
gress Gomni,. e, confessed shis army souid
not let hin renew tie f$ht ut Frsdericts.,
burg ~ ses2s' '--is's Il. - ~
The New York Herald rays that
,ba r.t.i f,,r.e at Vicksbu,u il stated BIZ n
lesc,ter 10 be seventy Eve thousand old
men and temp :buys. who have been path.
cred q f F,oye,ler from. the surrou1n,liae conn
t,u They yu,,yi., almost exclusively upon
cora busd and d.uoiaesea d sses;:s sssa.
mongthose recently captured stHeE
y Springs, Mis- ! few days since, vssthe
wife of Gen Grsut. She wa,, OF course,
released Gen Grant made bis escspa :.
:, - TT. Ntw Yul. NanM iuciines to
the oniuion that James riv.r is to be the
NV, 80 r,,ts - R;cbmond l.
,rh,;.-npctiiaao IN Csldy.Il coun.
,, Tsv.. Mtaty rssniyed thpf5 all uerSops
- ,vsbo refns. ,uufpdsrs,e money f5r debts. Or
Cur .ov article tbey have for s.ie. or who
hoard GOLD and silver. OR who. ualsr pre-.
tence that ,seyhaye uoth;ag to sell, refuse
noc,ss,,;cs # l;fr ~ soldiers their families
~ tho Governme,t e,eer, at extortiopare
,,;,.es a,e enemies to their country, soroo
,b,n onen f,es and sLsll be published in
the DC VS. pa pcrs as such. y ~ ys,,j. "a.
rb.sh;,.h nr;.a !, ,r;n,;n, ,enor -
80, -, -, =; oo,. :, mi, - rio, - RIM
:, hi, ,,r;ccs of ,,,bserin,i,p to fpuros that
,,,,a, .,r n ,bcs. tvbo know nothing
80 o,,,o,so M a, nd;no t,,s
u,,,,a..; ou.na,or H., instance
i, H. M.m,l;, 4.neoJ n,v i.
s,oa =. .J,ekso, "a ,vo t,ullars and Sfty
oon.. ,., uo,,b That of,he M;.si,.iiOpiiau
:. ST.. . .ss..l-st
,.,;n ,,e ,h. s.m;l, A. G.nar,,
Co.., ,,,;, II n Mo,,;,s ., Fr;d.,
,.,,r,;;,, ,,;,a,t. Gen p,,ts and
., ,h.;, nav :, Gro,,;a The Mobile ri,
1,,n. rn. ,h., ,hs ,;f, If Ganeral Be.u
...ua ,sno ,oo N ,o hs ,.rovad nnd still
remains in New Orleans.
The Yankee Treasury is "on wild
,oose Chase" after specie Yankee diplo.
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he opening year. think our attention
viii 5000 be called to matters nearer ;home,
though The news Of lite indicate that the
bloekaders are mskipg themselves scarce 9.
bout Charleston. The President and suite
passed by Columbia day or two since, but
the toadies were outof their reckoning, and
JEFF passed on his way to Charleston in
peace and quiet, ifthe telegraph wires did
not nvertake him.
$ Colds prevail inour camp, some rhsama.
tisul, but We think the home, sickness il
father TO most of the ills cur ..silver grsys""
complain of But little over . month re.
mains Of their time yet there are nott those
wanting who do not see q prospect q oar
being retsined longer. ! think DOT, unless
Charleston should be- threatened, aud in
that case, think those wio would go home
could be we'll spared from more honorable
4 = SS.., e - - .5sSsss4s ),
company; - .s.s5;..s.,
Mr, Pelham. Of the .Guarel;da, has pur.
chased asi,e,a aud is making arrangements
topat up j paper mill pear this place
lie ha. the meaus, and ! hope; will receive
tbs fui!est:reward for his enserpri,ing spir-
it. There is. no uerloestiop thsn Go.
lumbii4, and no better guarantee for 1iberalir
ty and fairness, than the name this gentle.
uan has already earaed in his editorial
capacity.
Harlan'si Cavalry are still At the Fair
Grounds; farther than exhaping one Of
their horses from, an old we'll, the monot.
ony Of their lives lepsin pptrokoo. 'Tis
now 9 o'clock, the watcl man from the
marke, house tpwer criea out "a! : vel. z z
aud 80 do |. szs lse ,. 81
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esOUTH CIoIINA-YQRKDl DIS

- TRIcT-Whss DEMPSEY COOK haa az az
piled 10 me for Ledof administrator on aIn nu I
iiar the goods and te. rights and credits ~
W.. YgUNGBLOOh he OF the District snspIesaiu' w
ceased. e - ITr- s,.,,,,,
These are theretoritc and admdnish a ana s,he
tho kindred and credit the 70 ue ~ n"
pear before ine at ouAt OrnarHs Coun tos ts , Iai
DBtdct, 20 be holden fork Court House on lne ,,sa
of January next, 10 kw cause, f any, why s's
Administration should be granted,
Given under hand {Sea this a4l day o.
IN the year OF our Lone thousand eight mnn. ~,
sixty tTn, and In thdstyyscyenh year OF '''e 'nas
pendehce Of South 4iIna. ,,,,,.. q. 1aG1S
4 fOHN Al BkUtfNsS6EyY "
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Ad3nfant and Inspsc cfor Generai,s Once.
z. sjI.i ~ Ricnaosp, -, November 9Th. 1864.
oEaER-aIsoRDEas NO. 90.
8 UNDER the provisifonsof the I'd

"; ciause Of paragraph Of General Osaep No. 50.
bearing rs In consequence of wtlds ycceir,d i bac
but who arc otherwise ft for II nor
otherwse " repoH 70 the cppaldant af
cpnscrpts in their respective Stains, Win they are
fitted for sch uty, assign hri 70 iie e6lIecn,fo ss
eefs md tho eafprcanent pf The prnysinns 6 ls esd,
with f power 20 call np0n the nearest milta5y eaforiiy
fr such assistpnrc may be necessasy tiefcfns & E
i5S - "a (. ~ js - - y
In pursuance of the above sEyuact, a.n rneri Or
ders 81, MI tlereIn concerned win fhrisrt fepar per
tIon wii be received report wlig tepars will be
suhjcctrd TO sxalniaaiion by The sxamininf board.
BY order Z, z ;ssl - JOIIN Is. FeESTfN,y
9sEsssSs " Coli "A, "a. Gen. gpninandapt
JInrsE. Black, Adjulant oi Post. ~ q
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& S.'t ss'sefsof 'ss g g so'ae eas9s'1a;
stlG..a lsllaVe stsse honor GoSencl0Se q
- list of decsased SsolIers onl soi Carolina, who
ss d ss 'sssi
''' = ~ W Vryv' 'ye.rcctftily s.''E
4: 's Your obs sjient seer yant: 4 4 T. 80
~ ~ 2 - -. IOJJN E svyfNyYGR p,i. Gen
lg Tis allowing aaaei ldemsers u sa,th Carolina
n oe
pNstp -
VIrgISla. 3 w: 80.
assi,s alin.s. i IJeas s. : kissss asE
hnaels9ii hs,, IS x It,y,os Itstr9y SAM r.! II
y nsias ss ~, :. n ~ ~, ~
sab1 John y. 81 sts Lee, y. ~ f.
brow1, NJ ~ = ~ Loseiace, Ransom -"
bardeua u ~ o@9 Lee 1ohn =. - So
Dayne, b.c Lame, W..
B9tensiins, Z. We - Locknaftsl. an q
aS1s, iss;s j. III. :aunns1 usliss D : 81 =. :
Bdrlett Z.sJ, VI M0afoci a5anes. REX -
.sssssss ss''Sal s:'sI ss'ssss ssssss m u
aBlcdsoc, " ". MeiayIe, y. =; - - -
guf6s, b. "a = Meadans, NJ "ss.s y
!! graddock, II ~ e,gzssss - Mafsh, II s4sS
Sox, Y. lB....rs$ ts5s-3 ~ M0sfis, 49, - q
Saf, s,s,a, :, W. .f,,.:,, Moa,somers. , N p j. r. Ia /
n enming, As 80 arkrnHI,, w ., M.z ~ +
sddnck, H. NJ 5..,. MORGAN, W.. Ia sis :.
ybun, H. ssss.tt.s Nsa, y; NJ. sss . 90
y sSs It ssy. y, y s;s ~ & -: z;
- b.. saassn 1osn fees, FEE, s 8 &
hn, David 3, - 81 x Pro.ser. Nj. ~ 49,. 4 -
lie +rd, w. H.. ~ = Parker, g. A. ~ i5.1Is..zl
. ~, nj. T.. E. - Pilgrim, r. H. g. E;,s,.
9e spIe, G.r ;,Ss 4, e. 3,
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Voc Tie following aape.f i1embers &C jSoutt Carolina
Regiments and Companies, wodled aHdpear Rieiond
Van effects which tie ie representatives
upo1 prcssnntlon OF proper eyiasaceto GApain CLAIR
ENGE MORFIT, Aai4ant Quarteriaster,S <Rlcinsohd
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EDW,ARD MO EsIaLieu..
: ~egpk IIarlaus Company
January 81, 1869 = , =
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HEADQUART 8
'EpaRTMENT HENRiGS

a 90 q Rtc9nbxp, Dee. q, lss2.
7a1is Erccleney II. I. BoNH.aaE ss 81 81
= G,scfAor Of sS5idk cdrpliaa:
.GIR:s Iehave the honor toenclose a
list of deceased >solers front Sa,iIl Carolina, who
LEFT ef.cs. yonr Erc.icnry do mo be fayar 10 or-
DIR Tint mi. list be In Tho STATE, the inoaa-
fioasof tlefdends. ~ y9 - sS ~ ~
RI Very respectfully, ~ 4 40. Z g..
- Your obesIient seryanf,s = q s.3SG
i,r5 !. s5. ~ * 80. JOHN Al, VylNDER. Brig Gen.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-07

SALT PoR THE DESTITUTE.
Cob MvCnw has deposited a sack of salt
at,t6e ESeUsKEn, afhee, and another at
The Store Of Aiessrs barwin & Jefferys, with
Instructors to dispense the same to needy
families in. such quantities as may be ne ne,
cessary to meet in mediate waats. >,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-07

r.r ara !, iro.s M the i-il in Ills ulace.
.s.r ,nrJrv r.ats If ,.cronnd and Infty
~, ,,,,;o,""fhs WAS f,rmc,lv c;rcus r;,lrr1
y. w,. ,ahen fur the third time at the resi-.
,,,,uc. ,fL;s father usar M,n,somerv Als.
b,,u, and i,rouyl,t here on Friday last. ,-.
The weather is warm aud promising
,;h ,h;,L@; ,,oh ,,.,,sJ =
W. 1,al .h,,, ,h. .;,, ,,f, f,,, horse
w 10 vi. coll, q, f,o,, 81. ~ SIR
p.,as - w,rLo, a, c,. ,er oouul. Pork
81, ,.rcn,s Potatoes So per bushel Eggs,
3,z.u -; cents Salt is still downward
whether owi.s t, the supply, orthe pros
poets uf open parts, | caunnt determine.
Tho ,,o,.,Is of the civ is GOOD for the
times. Wounded soldiers lhrong the
streets, so,ne to have furloushs extended
suue 70 yet transportation but all having
horr,- &c the b,snit,l. which seems tt
ia o,mmon amono soldiers The uway
side" boweyrr. Of. the Ladies, which fur
,,;.,e> ,amn,r,rv relief i, AN exccp,ion--
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-07

=. - And ihc bNgr
we will twiue the laurel with the cypress,
and render unto Cesar the things that a'e
his; but do not change the name of Imam
lit was the banner district for Secession,
and i, was in nni'on and co operation We
have been brought so near the goal ct
Southern Independence. BESIDES ':GreEs'
suggests yarns a. long rlices-and such
remcmbrauces may be paiuful hereafter.
Salt has been selling here the past week
Wilmington Salr) at sl7l Per bushcl, by
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

means Of correction, 10 correct them BY a certain
radical and peaceful remedy, but they AVOID the
issue, and if they mean anything by the CRY Of
10 more men aud no more money, they mean a
surrender 10 the COniederacy, and take round
about way 70 say that secession shall prevail.
This Is automatic, for We are agreed in oppOsi-
ton 70 The Suspension OF the writ of habsas
corpus, the Conscripiion bill, the Emancipation
proclamation, the COufscatiOn bill, and the arm
Ing OF negro regiments. We al. desire 10 get
rid Of them What are our remedies"
"Such are the sentiments of Judge Brsmiette.
and also We believe. Of the entire congressional
delegation, With a single exception. The result
Of the contest shows that Kentucky i for the
Union as it was, and the constitution a. il j..
Notwithstanding the statements Of the aimsi=
tratcn organs.
" The Louisville Journal says that there Ha-
not one journal 10 the State which supported
the successful State and Congressional ticket
which i not opposed TO- aud which does ID. op
pose the emancipation and conhscaton policy Of
the Administration, and which did not make that
opposition known"
Thus we see that the Grand Rapids Enquire
and the correspondent OF the Journal take dia
metrieally opposite positions on the question @
the Kentucky election We leave them 70 set
tie their own controversies, merely remark.u.
that third Copperhead organ, the Ypsilant
Sentinel, gravely asserts that there hiss been NJ
election at all in that State
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26


A-corresponient % the Corunna -4msrican
writes as follows TO that paper. in regard to
she recent visit OF the sabbath schools TO this
city:
LAN0>ruRc. Aug Is. 1858.
kElEND lNGEes0Ll The SABBATH School
Excursion from Owos>o 10 lansing. on the 18Th
inst. was q decided success. and a dav which
viii long be remembered lN the sabbath
schools o. this county.
The day was beautiful. the crowd was i'm
mcnse and bus tor the TACT that not the slight.
CT pr, para ion had been made m Lansing for
oar reception. all would have been As merry
AS marriage b,ll.'
" After being iatigged with The ride We nat
uTAlly expected Oh arrivn AT Lansing. to find
rest and refreshments, whereas. W. were march
i half mile through the dust AID eucamped
iu a COW pasture under the luxurious shade of
half a~dozel saplngs. near which vas muddy
~prin- II re- We were told o. seat drink and
%. mtrry. far Lansing rather liked Us
What a pity her affection haiat be-. ex-
tended a. a. On the shape Of benches or boards
% SD on. tables 20 cat from. or even clean gra.s
whcreon 10 rest our weary limbs.
We could oaly say. as W. viewed the ex-
| tcusive preparauOns-. bully Tor Lansing.
Yours, quietly. TOGA'
THUS $ ihe fair reputation ct Our city assan
ed bl corr, spondeul under a fictitious name
We're oar citz rs 90 blame Ia this matter. TOT
the lack OF preparation. We should not under
take 90 eNoneraie them. anl We on,ne thi-
writer was not aware oi thc f.cts In the casc
ur d. would MOI have wr.ttea ss be- did. We
have received the f,lIoNia. oommunc cation
upoa this subject ALLY setting forth all the
facts 20 which We checrfnlly give place in oul
columns
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

The NEw CAVALRY REGIMENTS The TX
new cavalry regiments Which are nov beioa
raised by Col Kellogg ia th.s State, are already
receiving qli.e large number Of recr uiis.-
Every man who eDlsts 10 these regiments 3
credited 70 his respective township 90 the draft
soon to lake place. II tie people Of ans town
ship wosld desire TO relieve themselves from tie
draft ali opportunity is noW afforded 10y furnish
ing men TO either OF these regiments. The or
dee suspendins recruiting in this State has beer
revoked, and recruiting IS again going forward
ia some localities, with considerable rapd,s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

sm happy don't think so, and think have as
good reasons as YOU. 4 few DAYS showed the
extent OF his information. The war is as likely
20 close in three months as last three years.
Tomorrow We start for the front hope 70
be- able to write more inteligently abou, The
~.a.e OF tl.ass.
Yours. fraternaNv.
j SOMERVILLE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

STIRLING PRICK-The latest rebel sdvicss are
has resigned his plaee in the rebel army His
object for so doing Is said 10 be on account OF
having been plAced in position subordinate 20
General Holmes Whittier he i going now 5
not kuOSn- Perhaps he intends to return
to Missouri. II he does he vii probably nee,
with Ioar1s reception from the people, nav
possibly be TOO not for him
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

FIRST MICHIGAN SHARPsHoOrKRs - Col De
Lands regiment OF Michigan Sharpshooters are
no" located in Chicago. They are guarding
rebel prisoners, among whom are about 600 Of
horgan's men, sent up from Indianapolis, Ind
The grounds occupied by the regiment are shout
thFee miles from the city, and are famiiarl,
known as Camp Douglas Col DeLand i il
command Of the post.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26
Policy OF the Copprrheads.

no Republican party have carried the for two
years. They have sent their HILL HOUNDS AID BJLL
DOCS down south and what have they acc0npIlshe ?
Nothing And tod them that 10 the beginning
that they could accomplish nothing a1d the reason
Why is b-ca1se they are Our BRETHREN Ana 10"
they back and propose . kick ~ iuss n7Ie
-sl 80, bsfors IA LzssiR9 Democratic Annexation,
A1rcA 1858.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

SHARPsH0oTERs.-The first aud second reei-
ments OF United States Sharpshooters are 70 be
6lied up TO the maximum number at once from
drafted men and veteran volunteers, who can 30
the shooting required by general orders Tor
this branch Of the service. The States from
which the regiments are TO be recruited are
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont New York,
Pennsylvania ligln, Wisconsin snd Min
nesOta.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

riAhAAN IoVENANENr-A grand Firemen,
Tournament is to be held at Detroit On We'd
nesdsy and Thursday, October It'll and 9Th
Preparations are being made on a grand scale
and this promises to be one OF the best Fire
mems Tournaments ever held in the Unite,
States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

REDUCTION OF fARE.-The Great Western
Railway Company Of Canada have reduced the
.fe oo Tue road iron Windsor TO Suspension
bridge TO four dollars, being reduction OF two
dollars, American money being received at par
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

CKSTRAL PAKk, Nav YoKk--Tihs park cor
t2ius As acres, and she and cost 81. 500 an
acre, or ss,7ss,75l. The Improvements 10 Jan
l, 1858, cost $S,sss, GA. The total cost TO
date was therefore s7,372,425.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-26

y Since the first Of last February. Colonel
Wilder, of Rosecrans' army has been twenty
eight times through the rebel lines, aud taken
1857 prisoners. about 1000 horses. and IA
small army Of slaves. In the last expedition
BE- took about 600 prisoners. 500 horses and
$50 slaves, killed ten guerrillas. and mortally
wounded Col. Grant. lie lost one man. private
Stewart. of the l7th Indiana. Ie has huns
five and shot fifteen rebels. including a second
lieutenant, caught with our uniform on. in ac-
cordance with the orders OF Gen. Rosecrans
Wilder is the chief Of the famous mounted in
fantry.