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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29
From the " State Journal
The COpperheads vs.. Gen. jackson.

Derby, April ), 1868.
DEAR JOURNAL You have doubtless beard
of the ''skedsddlers" from New Hampshire who
pass through bore into her "Msesty's Domin-
ions but do not know how extensive their
number has become. have no time or leisure
to comment on ths-I will only mention to you
few facts. During the last three weeks the
stage books and hotel registers show that 10
less than one hundred sad Fifty young men have
passed into Canada by this route They are al
Of the copperhead stripe. They openly proclaim
their deep hatred TO the Administration
see the Rutland Cgprier, and o.her secesh
papers Try to lay this TO the Republicans. The
Courier saws that these fellows who run sway
are "abolitionists This is entirely false
they are all copPerheads, made so from cynical,
false hearts And cowardiy minds I saw one to-
day who was loudly denou,cing the Government,
aid exclaimiug:
who would 6ght io5 d Government that
wastes life for negroes l won't fight where
niggers ara armed. # ,bey vii let the niggers
alone l ~euld help"
"Ny sae young man, said did you ever
read this
''PRocLANATIOS TO THE FREE COLOREB INHABI-
TANTs OF LOUISIANA
Through O mistaken policy, you have been
heretofore deprived Of participation in the slo
rious struggle for national rights 10 which our
country is esgaged This no longer shall exist.
As sons OF freedom you now called upon
10 defend our mos, inesfimsble blessing As
Americans, your country looks vItt confidence
10 her adopted children FOR vslcrous support.
as a faithful return for the advantages eEioyed
under her mild aud equitable Government. A
fathers, husbands and bro,hers, YOU s7e sum-
nOned 10 rally srouud TIE standard OF The eagle
TO de end al that il dear in existence.
o. eHroihsg yourselves iH Cempauie5. the
S7jor General commanding vii select officers
for your government from your fellow White
citizens. You roa ccIan ssloled Cfice,s vii
b. appointed from among yourselves"
"Oh yes, acid he that's some OF Ben. But
lsr's Id nonsense. Nobody else isOuId think
Of D1sking proclamation o riggers"
"why, sir" ssd "that is part Of General
Jackscn's Proclamation. Issued il December,
lsl4i"
81 don't believe it. by thuuderr said the
discounted skedsddler. He was soon convinced
that it was Erii.en by old Hickory and scratched
IS head for -4ila. and then exclaimed
We'll. gentlemen, 1 don't know nothing abou,
politics, but doa's believe in uiggers, no bow,
sor Sighting ueither"
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BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Secretary Of STATE
Fears OF Famine In the south.

JEFF Davis has issued an address to the esple
Of the Coufeie. ate States, in accordance with q
resolution Of the rebel Congress, urging them
to turn their sole attention to the production Of
provisions and forage. He says:
Let your fields be devoted exclusively 10 the
production OF corn, oats, beans, peas, potatoes
sad other food for man and beast; let corn be
sOSed broadcast for fodder in Immediate proxim-
i'T 70 railroads. rivers, a1d canals and let your
efforts be directed 70 the prompt supply Ct these
articles in the districts wnerr our armies are
operating.
He saws the meat ration Is reduced to one hall
Che usRsl qusut.ty in some OF the armies Il i
q wall Of distress-sr appeal to lsy aside al the'i
Of gain, and to devote Themselves 10 securing
their liberties. without which these gains would
Poe valuesss
Simultaneously ui;h this be Governor Of A.
sbaua issues bis apBesi 10 the same effect He
ssys "the enemy has called TO ais aid the terri
Ole appliances Of want aad starvation" then be
appeals to them at length in words OF which he
following i sample
Look around YOU this moment. wae1 the cror
upon which the poor must mainly depend i not
get planted, and behold the want sad desti-u
zion, which, notwithstanding the muaifcent pro.
vision made By public and private benevoieuce.
: 70 be found at the hearthstoRes Of many whose
legitimate protectors have fallen in battle. or ar-
now fighting in defense Of YOUR homes srd proc
erty. Let Us not deceive ourselves. The fail
are to raise the largest quantity OF supplies the
present year may bring disaster and ruin OF our
cause.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29

SCENE IN PLTNoUrH CHURcH.-Duri1g c
recent Sabbath evening service a. Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, y. Y, When Rev Mr. Beech
er announced the results OF collection which
had been taken up in the morning for the Chill
drens Aid Society. he read = note left in the
plate which read as follows:
d" l an 40 Engishman; the Superintendent Of
an anti slavery school. ! have stood I'D during
The whole service and 10 one Ia been polite
enough - o6er NE a seat Yet I inclose = halt
sovereign
Without changing muscle Of his. face. and
with the utnesi gravity, Mr.. Beecher procsed-
ed 20 say:
" Hereafter l wish my congregation AID the
ushers to sncerstand WReH they see aa Eoglist-
nan standing II the crowd, WAC has been q super
Intendsnt OF anti slavery Sabbath school and
Who has 8 hslt sovereign IL bis pocket, they nus;
give him seat instantly"
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= Nashville, SAYS TIE Daily U'.iOa) Is quite
oyerstocsed At present WIKI shops and stores o.
eve-y kino. Hundreds Of deladsd individuals
seem TO nave fsncied that they cOsld realize q
fortune in ie- weeks, By bringing fss BOZ
e n che =, calico, spectaclss, pins sad chew
isg tobacco To that market, and PROBABLY they
regret iLer lgck'ess adventure
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29

THE WoLVEgIsE-We have been favored
With copy Of the Woirerins, = paper published
AZ Lebanon, Ky. by members Of the sth Mich.
Infantry. "issped a. often - cifcsmstsDces VII
admit. The 2. essnt number contains con-
dsused history Of the regiment from ito orgari'
zaiior % th- present time, With other matters
u inierest
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29

REsIeSzD.-Lieut. Colonel " ". osacken-
bush and Liest. c. c. GOoiale. Of the l4th Nich
Infantry, have resigned their commissions OF &C.
count Of prOtracted III health, and are now At
home. Coz. QaAekeRb1sh has letters OF recon-
nendsGiOn from the Generals q tie Division in
which he served
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29

CAMP JouRNAL-A friend has laid upon our
table spirited and patriotic little paper bear.
ing this name, which was sent here bv Lient
L. d. Burch. one OF the editors. 1t is publish.
Cd oy the 2sth Regiment OF Michigan Infantry.
now At Alexandria, Va. and is full of ardent
patriotism and glowing enthusiasm. Lieut..
6uren Is Already aud spicy writer, and gets up
avery readable and pleasant sheet
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29

e Tee scarcity Of rolling nil hands, ke-'
i severely feit By Piisourg iros nsnuiaci1'
rsrs, and s'eps are being taken % secars sup
ply froai England. To Of the heaviest mano-
factsrers Of the above city have sailed for L'.
erpool, and hope b. the offer Of high wages sO'
cheap living, to bring o.. 200 or more WORK
men Of The above class.
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Policy ofthe Copperhsads.

Tho Republican party have carried On the var for two
years. They have sent their HILL HOUNDS AID Bull
DOGS down south and what have they accomplished
Nothing And ~ TOD them that 10 the beginning
that they could accomplish rothng and The reason
why IL because they are Our BRETHREN And row
they come bark and propose O. kick Up fuss here 10
the NORTH and We ARE READY FOR THEM .-Ceo "
PscE Sys>h bfors s Ldnsing Dertoratic Association
March, 1888.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29

q ". B. Morse has closed his connections
With the ST. Clair Repu5lie0H, and G. ". Hough
succeeds him as editor and publisher Of that
stsuach loyal newspaper
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29
The Policy OF the War

H. giglug freedom o the slave eIs1-e Freedom m
ths Free honorable alike What give az 1st
receive We shall nObly or mesnly o-e tn last
best hope u earth. Other means may succe-s this
could lot fall The Say pain peace. 1l, generous.
lust A way which = followed, The void VII ior-yer
applaud and God must forever bless -Fresidsnt Lin
ooln 4 Nxfs11e December. 1852
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29

FIeHTING AxoNG THEHsELvEs.-A letter &c
The Mobile 4dvsrtiser, fom Shelbyville, Tenn.
dated the Isl inst, makes the following state
3eut
feu viii be concerned to hear Of an affair
that trasspires yesterday morning, at Tuliahoma
between Slocomb's Washington Artillery aad
Austir's battalion Of Sbsrpshootsrs-aH Louis
aniaas. 1t began amosg few Of the men, but
Ike most disturbances in camp, grew in d.uen
Sons uutil the entire forces on bots sides we're
engaged Il vas a regular pitched battle Al
asst IN which the commanding officers joined
md fought With desperation. The artii.erists
we're first driven back the SbsrpssOo,srs pep
Pered them in gallant style, but in tsrn thew
aad 70 fall back before The heavy shs. Of ths
Ariillerisis; and 90. across the road which sep
ars'ed the camps, the battle ragged farioasy To-
iuA hsor-victory q; lAst perchiAg on the ban
Ter OF the srtiiierists. The commanding OIL
Gers. Austin aud SlOconb, received several Sc
we're wounds, learn but were 81 last accounts
getting no better last the surgeons having failed
to provide sufficient quantities Of the proper
medicine.
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IA severe hghung and many prisoners taken. Flor
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p. ces visited.
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3. a'uesa on the MISSISSIPPI 100 miles oelo" here
l. oy har"Ad1Se' but Ne nave no particulars, ap'
D. ne 'u'''a't nave no ln''ma'ion o. IL
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-29

JOHN A. DIX NJ Ger

Qsi.e skirmish hss taken plscs O. tie Geld
water river, % miles sosthea-t Of Memphis.
Tenn Rebel lo.s 20 killed. 40 wounded and
Sc prisoRsr.. Federal lOs- : Killed and l.
wounded including Msjsr HAYES. commander
Of TIE expedition. rho has since died
The HeralTs letter from Se~ Orleans. ArrI
l4.5, SAYS The re~s today fron Bra=hesr
Cit! /. Of th- utmost importance. The enemy
evacuaied be WORKS a. CentesviIIe last night,
ort Ill probably Be captured entire, as be is
enclosed between Growers forces On the one
-ite ali those Of Emory AID Weitze on the 9th
e.. lie as leaving his gus aud ammunition
behind bin.
The steamer Dana, lately taken from rs
vii certainly De recaptured, a. the C. s. steam
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washIngtaa. April. %

specs 70 tie Tins SAYS A litter re-
ceiEea here says th-t s.thin - hours after Cen
Thomas grea. speech b. Helena, Ark. 200
coored soldiers ~ere -scrsited ia that vicinity.
TIE greatest Enthusiasm prevailed smsnp the
Ta.fe soldiers At ibis remarkable demonstration
Of military spirit by the negroes"
The Charleston Couvisr, Of the 18th, saws:
son Friday morning one OF the Yankee block
sd-rs supposed 70 be the guuboat Famb-au
crossed The bar ard commenced firm ~ rbs
sfels Oi tie heoklk. Two snail hosfs eitb
parties ora h1rrs I-.s'5. were a. Tork uror
tns wreck ea1e1vof.rg 10 bring sras some
/ additional topl o. Tie parties retired. the
-un,oat hrng spou them out doing 30 damage
S-Ters. stot- passed over the Morris leland bs.
terry tn- % or batteries opened Ere. Il = be
hevea vito ef-ct. - the Yankee boat hsstiis
-ssssd cut Of range, and shortly after recrossea
Tie bar The guLbost Cbicors steamed down
lac haiD0r Cd lake psft in the action. bu. The
enemy lad silhdraEs ssd gone to SEA before
our gDrbcat COZ reach her The Fism5e.s
~-s TO doubt O. q rec9an0itefing ionr o sscer
t4in shat srrsH gef3eDts nigh De made for blow
iug Up tle Keosgs
"Nine-eeH oiocE4iers including tie Irons'des
we're q the osr o. Friday u.o--.iug. H.svv
hrns Tas heard Frissy Afternoon caused bv
one OF or batteries on Jsne=' Island opening
aPoa the Yankee guub0at on Little Folly River
e.r Ca@Poelis place The gunboet replied,
4nc h-iug vas kept Up OF both sides for some
n TIE guuboz, Afterwards withdrew. Ou-
batteries sustained 70 Injury
Ne"bern, y. c. April H.
Tie reoeis hsve abandoned the attack on
49,, gioa- y c. giving II up : hopeless
TIE perseverance and pluck Of The little gsrri-
ION n keeping a. bay 1900 rebels, IS thou.
parallel in The ~ar Gen. Hickn.an's brigade
a. arrived Aere from PIT Po5sL It appears
that tie Tesi G Posters troops are 50 anxious to
return 70 this Department that hey offer to re-
enlist for the war, if allowed 70 return 10 North
Carolina, under their cd commander.
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81 deem !. due TO the forces At suffolk to 10
tee briefly their gallant conduct for tho las. 81
DAYS On Tuesday, sen Peck's hight va a.
tackled s3d she snemy'. alvarez va zsasntis
NET BY Gen. Fosrsi's gti -r997s ~ tie 20
ner were driven back % iHe'r ia-. OF p.ck-rs
Audersens divisioI ~ss engaged ~ the so,
time on The ~ater'- eIge, Vit- or ss.bosts ed
batteries, and suffered materially. On We5ue=-
day, rebel battery q 20 Founder rfed guns
vas sieuced Effectively, and a. attack OF The
Smith Briggs AUG al armed boat -ss repslsed.
Repeated attempts we're MADE on asr li9es but
Al failed Ise s.orDing OF the suemy's batter
les lear the West brssch Of th@ Nasemond. Nv
Gen. Getty asd the ssnbosts under Lieut. Law
son, OF the Navy, and the capture Of 81 guns
and 200 prisoners, closes the Operations Ct the
81 days agaias, the enc = large force
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u We give place to the following let
ter, received on Sunday morning last
We DO not know the writer, as he failed
TO give his name, or afiix i; to the commu-
uieation. lIeappears to be a sincere man,
anl desires that the noble charities So gen.
eroas'y bestowed by ladies and gentlemen
should be scut Oh their crrand Of mercy
in the right channels and to the most
needy persons. We think, however, that
he take, rather limited view Of the mat
ter, and that his own happy and fortunate
experience does not furnish sufi oient data
tor correct opinion. His own expert
enee proves that the hospitals at Aloxan-
dria and Washington, when not crowdec
to excess, are supplied with all that tht
patients actually need by the Government
We are pleased to hear wounded sol
der speak thus gratefully and apprccia.
lively Of the efforts Of the government tc
render all needed aid to the patriotic sol
diers. But We apprehenl that with al
the liber'lity and thoughtful precautior
Of the Government Agents, that many ar.
tieles Of real necessity, and Of comfort tc
the sick and wounded soldiers, were, ana
are now, furnished by the noble char ity
organizations that have done so much all
over the Union, to alleviate the sorrows
of :he poor soldier Government cannot
90 everything if it should attempt it 1t
has, to a remarkable extent, made proyis-
ion for the soldiers lighting the battles Of
the Union. a parallel cannot be found
in history, Of government doing so much
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shoull cease this conflict until the nation
al supremacy Is restored. A people who
would empo7 less than all their Pc cr
in such a conflict as this, or would tame
ly surrender to destruction such a gov
ernment as Ours, would receive, as they
would merit the measurcless contempt Of
mankind
With Gods blessing, without which
the counsels OF human wisdom come to
naught, such a catastrophy is not to be-
fall this youthful nation. Brighter
omens cheer our pathway! After long
and gloomy night radiant morn is
breaking The people have but to be
true to themselves, giving the govern
ment their unshrinking support, and all
will be well, and right carly"
Thanking YOU for the very kinf Ian
guage in which your communication Is
couched, and which is due rather to our
long standing friendship than any per-
sonal merit.
remain as ever, your o5alient SER
want AMI friend, SAMUEL C0NI.
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AROMATIC sCHGEDAm sCHNAPI

AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
A universal curative IN CONSUMPTION ; rrrno,i.s
the iuberciss healing tins ulcrs AMI removing the cou.5
Etcomm eHded Icy tl.e MEDICAL FACULTY asaC..
IN Icon ia tie Fsa5Sal o DI spLPsIA On al It's forms.
10 p.uP,Y il. established curative properties 100
N't hrrn Without rival as-es,sl by universal mcii-
ca trlulauy,
The p'ar,ie 'ni srelt prapr ties Of The Aromatic
shtf tam SehaaI- rztzr 1t decid1lty ,ficacioa, in
''AAN III AMI an cher affections II the Kidneys
Ia Gptf AMI HilRrNArIsM. II taken in the firm
ct "tia cIs tc nailsat lying warmly covered Ia bed
4i'' pare ,"eiIc disiii.a4n ia eitct speedy cure
Taken as aot punch III lit MORAL and sPAsMoplC
ASTHMA II ah5rls lluie late tgG lrJa the
symptoms.
l IT, peculiar aud spefac qualities II arrests the cold
stage la Aii and tENlR auH prepsres the system for
tdla1sirAiisn 81 tn admitted csaiyss Of the disease
Almili5ratal Ia CHOLERA, CHOLERA MJRBus,
AMI ioilC, u removes s4sm restores the function Of
4sef tat RAPIDLY pggi.ees healthy .crstions It should
he t4Aa4 niA ! Ni.h so, sater ADJ sugar.
A. "a NERN!NF, a Tonic sui PURIFIER Of the
btA "a ffIa n th-eu yetfs ia ~ climates aid uoder
Circumstances has -;i.a ! stIlI universal appreciation
ft1llary adapted % the complaints Of delicate ~
MALLS. lals pEe-elnaliy al4uag the established
eafatFes Of the day.
1t Is the ouy a3coe preparation In eur country that
can Dr. neEaly. iashbgi WAh pleasure and safety
never eFta when taken excess producing head. ache
~ other unpleasant consequences.
Sit, hadsoney strapped in yellow papers IN pint and
quart bottles BY al Druggist. Apstheetres aud Grneers
Ia ihe m-t States. Purchased from the advertised
agents To prevent imposition ia clnterieits aud ina
s4atss as the hole 1tFV is vi them.
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How the Retribution lost
her Flag.

1t has been reported in the newspapers
that the schooner Mary Gay Of Belfast,
while in Nassau, hoistel the confederate
fag. We have been permitted to COPY
so much OF letter, from one Of the crew,
living within few miles Of Ellsworth, a.
explains the matter, and also tells how the
rebel pirate lost her flag:
g" | have seen the report that the Mary
Gay sailed under the Confederate flag
This is a wrong report, the facts are these.
When we lay in Nassau the pirate Estri-
button was there and made up my mind
that | would bring her flag away with ne,
aud SO | watched, aud one night her boat
went ashore leaving bat watch on board.
After dark took our boat AMI sculled
down unde: her stern, boarded the vessel.
went into her cabin and took the stars
and bars and brought it away as a prize.
When We got to Baraeoa the people who
had never seen Confederate flag, desired
to see one. l told the captain he might
have mine to hoist, if he would pat it
under the stars and stripes, which he did
y schooner by the name of the Hannah
was lying thlre at the time, 2nd the Cap
tain was raying about it, and said lie
would report when he got to New York,
and sure enough he did, but he did no,
tell the truth, as he is Nova Scotia Sc
cession sympathizer, and was mad because
the Union aag was holsted over the scce.h
one. We sent the flag to Washington
last night. J.L.Y.
Philadelphia, July 18th.
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have been caught by Ncriadcs in pcgie net
during terrific thunderstorm.
Returning honeward on Saturday We met
several parties who were on their way to
Mt. Desert \ considerable number of
gentlemen of this city and others had pre-
engaged rooms for themselves and families
mt thc several hotels on the island. Mt
Desert lIarbors are really attractive to poo
pie who desire an agreeable episode in the
daily rontine OF lusineSs and home life
The scenery Of the way hence to Mt. Dos
ert and the views Of the bays. the ranges Of
mountains ON the island. and the numerous
islands about it are not surp tssed in pleasing
variety by those Of any other locality in
New England.
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TI'The logic used by the Machias Ua.
ion is good deal Ike IIaaibras gun,
kicks Tic one 'lsiny il. Il there is any
application at all to be made Of It's related
incident, it is by assuming that the New
York riots were not made up entirely of
eoPPerheads, because there were more per-
sons engaged in it, than there are voters
IN that party. Now every body knows
that al Of Governor seymour's friends
did not actually engage in the riot. There
were many brotheIs, no doubt, that did
not disgorge during those memorable days,
and the real criminals, the Woods, the
Brookes, &C., took good care to be cut Of
the way Of harm.