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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

THE MKT CoRN CRoP.-Hrc our planters
and farmers preparing for large crop Of provis.
ions in 1868! With or without continuance Of
the war, IL is important that there should be
preparations made for very full crop of provis
IONS If our ports are open to European trade.
ous surplus bread grains will End ready markets
at remunerative prices. It is for the interest OF
the country, whether there Is peace or not during
the coming year, to plant large corn crop We
say to all planters, do not fail 70 raise large oorn
crop the coming year
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

OssEavAScE OF THE SABBArH-Gen. Bragg
has issued an order to bis army respecting the
necessity of proper observance of the Sabbath,
in which he says: "All military duty not required
for discipline and defence, or the necessary col
lection and preservation OF supplies, will be dis
pensed with on the Sabbath while the enemy 10
stationary, and every facility and convenience
PRACTICABLE. will be afforded chaplains for the cele-
bration Of Divine service; and officers and men
will be encouraged 10 attend"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

Ten thousand Dollars Rerqrd-President
Davis having proclaimed Benjamin r. Butler, OF
punishment, for the deliberate murder Of William
B. Mumford, citizen of the Confederacy, at New
Orleans, and having, for that and other outragOs
and atrocities, pronounced the said Benjamin r.
Butler an outlaw and common enemy Of mankind,
and authorized in the event OF his capture, tho off.
Ger in command Of the capturing force to cause
him to be Immediately executed by hanging, the
undersigned hereby offers a reward Of ten thousand
dollars for the capture Of the said Benjamin y.
Butler, dead or alive, TO any proper Confederate
authority.
RICHARD YEADoS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

Rev. NJ. D. HodE-The Rev. Moses D.
Hoge, D. d., pastor Of the Fifth Street Presby.
terian Church, Richmond has sailed from Con.
4ederats port for Europe, . mission to procure
Bibles. The Virginia Bible Society has author
lied him to procure $4,000 Bibles and Testaments.
and has appropriated 81 900 towards the object
Other societies in the Confederacy havo joined 10
the effnrk
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
CoPartnersh1p.
WILLIAMS & OATES

aEe this day associated with them in the Mercantile
ana Commission business LEWIS V. SANDERS.
Inc style OF the firm will hereafter be
WILLIAMS, OATES l. co.
ny, NoliCE--An persons indebted to the late firm of
"'s,Is i oa'es will please call and settle up,
we wish to close our old business.
WILLIAMS Il OATES.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

The Kings Mountain Hotel in Yorkville 8 e :;
offered for sale. The property is situated ON Main
street a few hundred feet north of the Court uousa
measuring about leo feet Main street hv ahou, .no
deep: The buildings are extensive and good en-
ofac'ng Two well finished store rooms about forty bed
rooms, with dining -oom, parlor hall room sc. Also
,e furni!ufe belonging to the house. Address me at
5incontof., Y. c. JASPER STOWE
Dee Ice2 E
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

s@ The President has issued an order sus-
pending the writ os ha5ens corpus in the city of
Vicksburg, Miss, and the surrounding country,
10 the distance Of ten miles.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
FLAX SEED.

TIE AYR OIL COMPANY will pay the highest price
tor Flax Seed, in any quantity. Apply at E. Nye
Hutchi.ou Co.'S Drug Store.
October IA, 1862 I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
LinColnton Female Seminary,
LINCOLNTON, N. G.

LINCOLNTON, N. c.
S. LANDER, A. NJ, Principal.
Miss N. J. TICKER Mrs. c. RosEIAs, Miss A. n
HAGEN, Mrs. N. J. LASGDos, Mrs. L. A. LANDER,
Assistants.
The Spring Session, 1863, will begin Monday
February 2nd, and close on Friday the 18th of June
CHARGES PER SESSION.
Board, including fuel and washing, at - 90 per
week >>so W
incidental Tax, w
Regular Tuition, including Latin and Singing,
FROM. to 20 90
Music Pnno Guitar, 20 90
Pupils furnish their candles, towels, and toilet
soap.
TERMs-Serenty- Ave dollars required IN advance !;
the balance ut the end of the session No deduction
for absence unless in cases of serious illness.
The Town of Lincolnton has long been proverbia
for its heaIthinsss. 1t has daily Railroad colnmunica
ton with Charlotte, from which it is only two hours
distant For the benefit of pupils from sickly sections
long vacation is in the winter.
Our building will accommodate about sixty boarding
pupils. The boarding department is under the mme-
diate charge of the Principal and his wife, who, with
of the other teachers habituay eat at the same
table, and lodge under the roof, with the girls
The fact that we have semi-annual classes enables
enforce higher standard of scholarship than is
usual in the best institutions conducted on the ordina-
ry annual plan Diplomas of Graduation will be given
those who complete our College Course.
Thankful for the liberal patronage given while at
High Point, appeal with confidence to the public
for continuance of the same in new and superior
location.
For additional information address the Principal.
Nov. II, 1862. 4m-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
VGSUVIUS FURNACE
| RON W OR K :.

la" subscriber iuform. the public that he is mana
,"''"rin& rig IRON at his Furnace in Lincoln county
n'e mites north of Sharon Station on the Will Char
q q N"theroTd Railroad. lie is also prepared to cast
n"cA'"ery, such AS Mil! Gearing. Thrashug Machine
''''s' Sc also Ho!ow-Ware and Salt Pans.
J. NJ. SMITH.
Vs:nrius Furnace P. O. July IS, 1862 y-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
len lines make q square.

ItH Ilncs HAkc square
Advertisements for the Daily will be inserted in the
Trl-W ech'y IRE q charge. This is nducemeut
which cannot j! the attention Of advertisers
The above rates apply only to the daily paper. Ad
vcrtlSrm will hc inserted in the Weekly paper
t0e H~ua! regular rates viz: One dollar per
segment insertion.
Address, JOHN SPRLNAN,
Editor and Probrieter,
oct. Il 1852 Raleigh. n. G
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

Large Dicidend.-20 per cent. by the Peters.
burg railroad its Sd enormous dividend in one year
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
MILITIA NOTICE.

HEADqUAr Ens 85th RECT N. C. Militia,
Ch1riotic, Oct. %, 1862. !
C.ptair3 Of Companies. belonging to the 65th Regt,
will orj.r their respective comma nds TO parade at
tbeir usual &us.rr Grounds, in each week for
iDsp-ction AMI rill armed the law directs, with
ten cp. rp"s OF powder aud ball Those failing TO
S. WILLIAMS
Oct 2ath Col 85th Regt Militia.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
NV HiNUF4CTuRING COMPANY.
{"pPoSITE C NAVY WORKS
sTEvEiys, saEzUTT & MCLEAN,

q. Is, II
We manufacturing, by steam-pover, all
kials OF stcads, Tables Chaira, Washsands, and
everything appel tanning to the Furniture and Cabinet
Business.
We also making very pretty, durable and
r0pr'i0r Wood Cancen, to Which ~c invite the special
Attention Of officers and solders.
Orders from the trade aud public generally
rrccttul!v solicited confident in ability
gier-- She fastidious Orders promptly flied.
J. II. STEVENS,
W. H. SCHUTT,
Charlotte Nov 4 1852 Il J. A. MCLEAN.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13

LLChAhD IEADON.
Charleston, December 90, 1862.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-01-13
II H E

~ t. -2JJbS2 tftSES II -.-t1&'tA
IS IN ADV ANCE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-28
NO. i5.


Since the night when Ike vent to The
Opera he has been. o Nss. Psvtinason
says. . erssy % : bed bug. and the kind
old dame has been fearful least hs should
bscoms --"aop pompess. nensus." through
HE attempt q imi,sting the Opesstics -
The neat messinR sfses the Opera, ss shs
bsestfsss table. Ike reached over his cup.
and 10 soft tone Gang:
"WiII you. will you. Mss. r..
Help me TO cup Of tesp'
The old lady looked a him With surprise
his conduct was % suusual, sad (oS : mc.
mens hssiissed. He consinusd In fsr more
impsssioned tone:
DO not do not keep ss waiting.
Do not, pray. be hesitstinc,
! am anxious 10 be drinking,
So pour out % quick % winkinr,.
She gave him tea with sigh. g she ssw.
the excitement IN bic face. He s,irsed-is
In silence. and 10 bic abstraction sock three
sPoonfuls Of the sugar.
Al last he suag sgsin:
"TsbIs cloths and cups and saucers.
Good white bread and active Jaws. sirs.
Tea-guopowder and souchone,
Sweet enough. but not TOD strong;
Bad for health 70 eat hot biscuit,
But I'll risk it--buiter'il risk its
"Whst doyou mean. my boy!' said Mrs.
PsFtington. tendsrly.
IAN right. steady. never clearer,
Never loved q brsskfsss deares
Ian not bound By witch or wisssrd
So don't fret your precious gisssrd.
"But Issac." persisted the dane
Ike strsck his left hand upon The table,
and swung his knife sIoh is HE right. look
ing q . plats upon The table, singing:
"Whst form 10 that 10 ne sppesfiogl
Isit oseksssl o. b Il hsrringi
Lot me dash upon Il quick,
Ne'er again tbst 6sh shall kick
Ns'sr again. though thrice . large,
Charge upon them Isaac, chasesrs
Before hs had : chance 10 make dssh
upoa the 6sh. Mrs. Psrsineton hsd dashed
tumblsr Of vster into bic face 10 restore
him 10 "Consciousness" II made him catch
his breath for moment. but ne didn't sing
any more q the table. tho The 0psra fever
still follows him elsewhere.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-28

there severs! years. With then - one
John Grant. sn old mounssineer. This 10.
dividuai has : herd Of elk hundred cattle
% 6ne % any that could be found In the
States. md though he hsd paid little stsen-
tIon to agriculture. . few fields n corn a.
sessed to the excellent qualities Of the soil.
II 70 thought that the whole region would
prove we'll adapted for farming purposes.
The new gold mines are one hundred and
eighty miles from Fort Benton. four hun
dred and fifty miles from Fort WaIla Ws:ls
and three hundred miles from Salt Lake
City. They are known 70 exist over bell
Of country : hundred miles In length By
about forty In width. The fact that gold
mss been found along the Rocky Mouossius
wherever prospec,ed leads 10 the belief ths'
the whole region is auriferous. But . few
yssrs longer will Be required 10 develop The
truth or fsIsisy Of this Imposition.
Our map shows the limits Of the PROPOSED
Territory. The new region. being easily
accessible BY steamboats,, will attract much
Of The Western travel. and ere long VI
may expect 10 add another 70 our list oI
Territories.
The Governor Of Idaho 10 the Hon. w
III. Wallace. who served in the late Congress
ss delegate from Washington Tenitory.-
The Secretary 10 taken from Oregon. Hi
name 10 j. B. Daniels. The Hon. Sydney
Ejgerton, member Of the last House o
Representative from Ohio. 10 one Of th'
Judges. His colleagues are Mark Smith
Of Washington Territory. snd samuel Park
|of Illinois. The District Attorney ant
Marshal are both taken from Oregon. Tn
name Of the former 10 Richard Williams
and Of the latter d. 8. Pavne. Wesuppos'
that they are up to the average standard Q
ability 10 thess Territorial Offices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-28

HA party Of ladies The oihss sveniso
were spelling u isrms q praise of : gentle
man when one d them asksd u they did no'
kuow hs vss Busssrnut. IL bel" said
one of bic admirers, III . we ought % crack
him" We suppose the Butsesnuts will have
% submit like lsw sbiding men. M State
Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-28


We praise thee, oh Abe! We scknow-
ledge thee to bs"sound on the Goose"
All Yankeedom doth worship thee. ever
lasting old joker.
To thee oil ONCE seekers cry aloud. "FIun-
kydom!' and al the powers therein.
To thee, Stanton and WelIs continuslly
do e'y: Bully. Bully. Bully Boy with gIsss
eye!
wsshingion and Illinois are full Of Thy
m.jesty and praise.
The glorious company o. political gene
rails praise thee.
The goodly fellowship .: post masters
praise thee.
The noble army Of contractors praise
thee.
The mighty Republican institutions
throughout ell ChSislendom doth acknow-
ledge thee: The father Of in6niis proels
nations IN thine admirable. true and only
policy.
Also, breves General Winfield Scott. The
comforter.
Thou sn the King Of Rail splitssss. Oh
Abel
Thou srt the everlasting son Of the lsts
Mr. Lincoln. a
When We lookest upon thee 70 run foI
the presidency, and deliver the Union. shos
didst humble thyself 70 stand upon the "Chi
|csso Platform"
When thou didst ovsreo eoms the shsspnss'
|of election. thou didst open the White
House kitchen 70 eli believers.
Thou sittsst ss the right hand Of UaeIt
Sam 10 all The glory Of the capital.
We believe that thou shslt not come 4
b reelected.
| Neversheless, We pray thes help Thy ses'
wants whom thou hast kept from JeG Davil
and foreign Intervention. Make us % b
remembered with Thy fsvori'ss in efhes
Everlasting.
i Oh Abe! save thy people. and bless thos
Thy parasites, govern and increase shsi
salaries forever.
D Day BY day ws pun thee.
i And we sxslt Thy name forever In th'
} daily papers. .
y vouchsafs oh Abe! to keep us this d.
N without change Of Generals.
Oh Abel have mercy on the Army Of d
" Polomsci
d Oh Abe! let Thy mercy Be upon us. q o.
: trust 10 not in Stanton.
! Oh Abel for thee have ! voted. let q
never b drafted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-28
(PCbIished By Request J
The Gallant 65th.



The gsllss 65th hes gone. and left the:'
friends 10 mourn.
To watch and pray. both night and day.
their quick and safe retnrn
They have gone 70 face the enemy and Pu
rebellion DOWN
Nay they return victosiousIy and wear I
laurel crown.
Our e liant soldiers they hsve gone 70 th'
bsttle-6eld Of fame.
They have gose 70 face the enemy. and pu
20 fight with shsme.
Each proud secession leader. viii bsyons
sword and gun
And make them pay severely for the battles
they have won.
Three cheers for Col. Foster. who's bravery
earned . name.
Who bore the starry bansess out on the bs,
tie-plsia
he said unto his war-like men "rsiuembel
bunker hill.
And hold q large Jour bsyonet charge and
give them Lincoln pill-.
Now there is the gallant Ninety 6rsl whs
fought like lions brave.
Ind valiant illinois boys did msnfolIy
behave.
Likewise the Twenty-seventh whose foeI
did quickly fall.
But the gallant Sixty fifth is terror 70 them al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-28

0-r Paneh's Last conundrun 10: "Whst's
,he difference between yosr great cost end
! bsbyt" One you wear. the other you vas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-28


From the Indianapolis Journal. 1
WAR.
Well met. good friend. ! sought thee ever
now.
The SPrRrr OF WAR:
And wherefore greet me with fr wniog
AT not content With What have sehie red
Have not filed the orders reesivedi
Have not scourged the land. from shore
10 shore,
Until ne shuddering waters blssh withgose'
Until the cir 10 rife With DYING groans.
And the earth big with dssd mems mouldes
ing booes;
Till night is weary Of the widows vail.
And human sorrow 10 sn idle tsIei
TIE DEvrE.
Az. thou hast done eli this and mose. know
And yet. meihinks. Thy steps move wond
rous slow.
/ The earth has veil nigh made srcsnd the suI
Two revolutions since Thy work begun
| In THE fair land, yet there is little done-
What are the boss,ed trophies in Thy train
1 Me,hink thee now: hundred shoussnd slsiI
A psth Of dsssls ton. here and there's
The sounds OF battle dying IN the cir;
Fair homes despoiIed-,he voice Of zoe sn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-28

lam for getting back The Southern States
By fair ssi honorable mesns. II such thing
Be possible; and will hope ior The best.
The Union desire u union of hearts
and Of hands. soch o our fsihers gsvs %.
Nothing Iess will sass;y NE than the
whole Sosthsrn States.
THOMAS r. SEvnous.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-28
THE REPUBLICAN, DOCTRINE.

Twill not stuIsify myssIf b up posing
thss We have any warrant 10 shs Constiiu-
sion for this proceeding.
This talk Of restoring The Union q Il
vas under the Constitution % h b, u one
Of the sbsusdisiss which have heard 70.
peated until hsvs become about sick oft.
The Uaion ess never Be restored % il vac.
There are many things which render such
On event impossible. This Unios never
shall. With ny consent. - restored under the
Constitution . il 4. with slavery 70 b
projected BY Il.
Hox. TaADpEus erxvEns,
The a Administratjon Ioades n ConGsese
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

FEDERAL AND REBEL LOSSES IN 1862 The
reported losses ia the various battles fought last
year show aggregate rebel IS OF IS 4ne
In killed, wounded aud prisoners, while the Fed
eTal loss ~ss lo5 SIG Estimates of loss ia bat
Tie OF which there no reports OF casualties
increase there figures 10 l. ) 700 for the rebel
loss and to 80 . tor the F.d.r.l los
There has D~en 81 habitual under statement
OF Rebel losses 10 their returns while our com
nandeis put The worst face on their battles. l.
may be further stated that We can afford to lose
three men to their one, and We should then have
@ largely superior force
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

kE-T The Harriet Lane. captured bv the rebels
At SAivesEon. Is a pre,ty htle craft. COO tons
oarthen, admirably mouated, and one Of the
fastest sailors adoat She sas engaged for sew
ersl years IN enc Revenue service vas one of
the Vessels Of the Paraguay Expedition, eri ,veo
the q stiuctiOn Of conveying the Priuce OF Wales
from Washington to Mount Vernon. and vas the
1rst vessel the rebels fred at, in Charleston
haftor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

DEArH OF LYMAN BgEcHER. D. d This ven
cradle clergyman q "a at Brooklyn on SuuA-
day evening. aled 81 tie graduated from
Yale College ia 1871. His fr,t PASTORAL was
a. East Hampton l.. l.. where he la0or~d for
eleven years at salary Of $500. Ia 1910. be
went u l. tohdell, Conn. where be preached
sixteen years. Ills salary there was $500 In
1928. h. removed TO Boston, where he preach
ed elk years la 1882 h. went to CINCINNATI
TO take the Presidency of the Lane Thrloscn
Seminary. lie dlled this place until So
when he retired flon active service, aud abode
In Boston until b. removed to Brooklyn. De
was man OF extraordinary mental vigor and
power.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

TREAsoS N ILLNo's--At meeting OF men
in Springfield H., who grace the name OF
Democrat, and who have been elected to the
Legislature, Mr. GoCDr is reported to have
said -
Ia the event Of the President refusing to
withdraw th. proclamation. He WAS ~ IA
VOR OF MARCHING ~ ARMY TO wA-HING
Ton AND HUtLINs the OfflcERs Of The PlsEs
ENT ADMINISTRATORS F.OH POSITION, He
thought It would not take much force 10 do IL.
II tn. scoundrel should be- sent to pr son, We
would expect to hear howl against arbitrary
arIestsl'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

FoIlrESEss -" VII YOU have this sea, sir
prefer 10 stand" sand hne little boy, sitting
In pe~, when the church was crowded, to al
cid gentleman standing u the aisle
THANK YOU. my httle man" said the gentle
man, smiling very gracefully upon the little feel
low. aud you shall sit upon my knee if YOU
please"
When the service closed. the gentleman il
quire-i OF him biz name, AID asked him, w hy
did you give up your good seat :"
Mother teaches NE, said he, "never TO sit
when an older person j. standing near me"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

TEE HAMA crust of bread. a pitcher o.
water, shatehed root. and love there Is happi
ness Tor you. ~hether the day be rainy or sunny.
IL 70 TIE heart that makes the home. wheiher
the eye rests on potatoe patch or flower
garden Hearts make home precious, and it i
the only thing that can.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

TIE NEw SsNAToR.-The " Y. Tribune
makes the following Comments upon the cleo
ton Of Zachariah Cha der 10 the Senate.
"ZAcHaRIAH CHANnLyR was on Thursday re
elected by The leg stature OF Michigan 10 the
United State Senate Tor six YEAR from the 9Th
OF March next We thank the State Of Michi
gan for having made - wise choice. and We
cOngratu'ate the country ON the re-elect on of
Senator who has ever been found faithful TO
Duty and Liberty.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

The Chicago 7,iJune, in an able article upon
The secession talk Of &" leaving New England out
10 the cold" when the Uuon Is reconstructed
shows what would be " left out" if such a recon
s.ruction the slavery savers desire were possible,
a. follows:
at is. We say, too late to quarrel about
the character Of the Poritans. because. were
history dumb, there stand the six States Of NeE
England. everlasting monuments for the perpet-
nation Of the memory Of the great Qualities Of
the men who build on Puritan basis And 10
spite Of the old story by which the pioneers o.
the VI Seower have been assailed-in spite o.
that kind VI criticism ~hicf, Ia sneeriug at long
prayers, fOrg-is the goodness OF the men whc
msIs them, aud hat, Ia estimating Characters
takes account % tue oleigishes only, and con
vsrts the pecUiialifes 81 an era into the special
vices Of che nd 7idu4ls ~hO dourshed therein
IN -pte Of de-po'ic reaction against what Ne~
Eoglau1 has tau ght AID hved. the fast remains,
and . uo~ colie--vd Dy ai the eOrId,--
Thai, nowhere does Gods sun shine upon
any political community, containing al equal
namber OF people. amOug w5om liberty Il 80
secure;
Among whom law and justice are 80 Impair
uail5 administered;
Anus "H'Nt plDpcItF = - Wen = 1AI4cIf
Among whom education IS 20 universally
dfs-rc
Among whom there is such care for the
grostn aad Development Of the religious sen
tlmeut;
Among whom there are % few poor;
Amo ~nom there - such uatF.ng. coHpre-
heosive, aud healthy philanthropy;
Among whom there Is such an amount OF
wealth 50 equally d.irIou cd
Among WON there l. such promise Of physi
Cal progres-;
Among whom the ownership Of land In fee
simple = 80 vu.vri sal.
Among whom labor is 80 much respected and
90 well rewarded;
AmkE whom progress. 10 al that pnrhes
and enuOoles mankind is so rapid;
Anoag whom womeu are 70 hOnored, or 50
virtu
AmoHs whom government bears 50 easily, and
Is 50 cteapIy administered;
Among whom happiness ia the State, in the
family, aud Ia the D. dividaa IL so firmly founded
Oh az understandable basis"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

= splendid charge was made At Vieksburo
oy fiank bltlrs 6ligade-Blair leading in par'
son- ne hAd r~o horses shot under him. and
'nen ns'eeN led his men on foot and carried ,ba
s'ns p''s 1t the foot OF the buff Blair was the
nis' nan I'd the works He had better suck to
we army and give up political intriguing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

- lhere : reason to suspect that the Pirate
A'aoar'a eontemplates-if> he has not ALREADY
gu cruise 10 he East m Hemisphere.
- Auanse Coat Is getting to be rather hot
Tor her. The fact that someIA,ng L. ~. -
dozen Federal war dogs are on her trsct rssos
her anxious to seek new aeld of onsrss; 800