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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
A TrTIF WHILE
. 70 walk rhis weary road

q. ,,.... ,rstra n walk This weary road
|, i's,i. Nv 70 bear this heavy Loaf
rs-o an or earthly pilgrimage 7na.. ce4se
And We SHAH wear tn crown 10 Ps'lec' Pe'e
=, little while 70 love with earthly love,
81 mon we share the g. fuilless from ABOVE
: I,stla while q darkness ana ~ doubt
Tben the bright homo who's Light shall - er 60 out
A li.fie toll and sadness here below,
A Htt.e time % watch and plant and sow,
Thsn Jesus calls his iab0reTs away
Wtera ersrlastIng oy add gladness stay.
4 f.tti. while u storm and wind and rain
Ans then the shining haven We sla-l gaiA.
A little time % t0ss ca iiie's rough s-a-
inca DO that peacsiu. bone our rest shall De-
AEttis while OA say 1r. MAKE Us strong
To bear that little, though b. Of seems lolg'
Guile lhql our way With thine own loving hand,
I'll W shall enter il the Promised Ianii
" J. O5serrer-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08

THE fEAR lS6S An ingeHius arithmaticiar
has made che fo.l0wiug calculations in virtue O.
which he proposes TO Call the wear SOS the vear
Of hines Add the two first figures Of the year
l and ;, and the total Is Q the last two tiguers
aud 5. give the same result. place the two iguers
Is unde' 6S, and ada, when YOU have 81. which
Two nsares united give 2. Subtract on the 9th.
er hand. Is from 6S, there remains As. the union
OF winch make .. Divide 6S BY Is, the ono
hent IS and the remainder @ Multiply the
loar hsures' /, ;. 8, 8 one by the other, and the
result Is IA, ~hieh numbers together make
Add the hsues !, ;, 9, 5, together, when YOU
VII get Is, which together give Q. Divine lses
oy :, the quotient i 2p7, which three figures
eqaai =. The combinations are infinite, and the
author considers from them that this wear IA es-
sentialiy one of revolutions.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08

A LONG ATTEMPTED OBJECT ACHIEVED AT LAST
W oAa the pleasing news yesterday that the
o'ocNS'e on Charleston Is perfect" The mode
=. ~1'en 'n.s OBJECT has been obfaned is very
s,uP'e anu : a. eousoaaut with law as it Is sim
P'e- i"s'cau OF attempting TO capture as prizes
the vessels trying 70 run the blockads On.
n on espylne them, pour broadside
after brOadside into them. until thew sinL o.
render. This IS the policy which has hon -
ted, and viii be hereafter carried on, A. Cb..I.s
ton Ii viii diminish the chances Of o,r rsli"r,
s sI's los ge'"ng PFize money, but it viii make
eNsoe running much more perilous business
than II has heretofore been.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
K EWEENAW BAY STATE ROAD.

~ Notice = hereby given. that contracts for the
construction Of 50 much Of the above named road a.
hes within the county q Marquette being about TWEEN
tyeght miles VIII Be- Jet by the subscriber AZ is RS
Hence IN Marquette the thirteenth tav of Juv next
Specifications q the work be done and an matters
connected herewith VIII b. open FOR the Inspection 81
al persons desiring O. bi1 or the construction O. Tie
whole or any section q said read On and after the frst
Gay Of july next All bids 90 be sealed and placed IN
the hands Of the Commissioner before twelve Ia1
CLOCK Of the day OF letting PAYMENTS for he
"orN 70 be made by the STATE 10 swamp Lands
1858. n rrS Sa-5- - l.
N-~"F Comn.ssiccer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
NATHAN GUILE, Proprietor.
NOTICE.
Mineral Range state Road
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN n.

NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
William H. stevens. Comm issioner Of the Mineral
range state Road for The County of keweeraw viii re
ceiVe proposals IN writing, Copper Hsrbor 10 SAID
county Tor tIe construction az the Mineral Range state
i'ai rom Aeweenlw Point Co the village Of Copper Hl-
'er 10 stil county of hoWeenaw. from thence o. the
southern boundary ~ SAID county upon TIE r0cts as
taolshec BY the survey Of Hsary Nerrvweathsr John
= Bandy and Edward j Hllbart
Notice IS also svoa that said Commissioner will b
al t1e Fnnix Hotel n the vige Of Eagle River 10 SAID
county On the Seventeenth day 0f July. A. IS63 AZ
ieA cocN IN the forenoon. for the purpose Of exam
al Proposals OF ol1s which may have been submitted 70
nm ie the cons O.. the whole OF any particular
ton o saii RAJ and for the letting AMI contracting Tor
tAe construction % the whole any part OF SAID road
70 the lowest responsible bidder subject % the arn-o1s
% tne boarl OF upervis1rs % Eeweenaw couv 70 b.
pal1 Tor out OF the swamp Lands IN the Upper PENN
s-A according % the provisions % the acts ard amend
mems tasreto 81 the legislature for the construction
Of The 90 Mineral Range state Roa-
rated topper H4roor. Mich. , Nay 50. 1853
WILLIAM II STEVEN- Corn'r
Mineral Range state Road for Ecweenaw COUNTY
424W5s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
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BY THF PRESDENT or HE UNITED STATES

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
CHANCERY SALE-By virtue of a

~ decretal order made and returned d the Circuit
Court for the county lngllm Cnanccry, 10 case
wherein Oliver Goldsmith IS complainant. aud john
Darling Mary H. Darling and Christian Wlkenh4uf. are
ietendants shall sell 40 public auction the outer
I50r Of the Iu-hlm County Court HlIss 30 the v.a-
~ Mason il SAIL county the l7th day ~ August
ID lsjs al one clock IL the afternoon. the lands .e
srrihea il SAIL decreta order viz lot number eleven
ll5 10 block number one hundred ana forty five 45l
n the village NOW city, o., lansing state Of MchsAa
Dated jane =, lst3.
HORATIO PRATT.
Circuit Court Com for lngham County
nARr & BINGHAM solrs IN Compt 4-7wd
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
Notice TO Contractors.

IN PURSUANCE Of an Act of the LIE.
gisatnre O, the state q Michigan entitled Al &C,
. provide FOR the drainage ard ecauatou O Swa--
Lands BY means Of state Roa1s and bitches " APPROVE
February llth- 1850 aud the Acts zentafrv thereto
The undersigned. Comuissioner OF the NewsvEo an
laN oa state toa will let the work q crosswsving ar
grazing. and building a bri1ze across WHIT Rira- ~
the Inc o. said Road % The lowest responsible bidder
a. the village OF NeEaygo IN the county q NewavTo
Office u the County Gers
Contracts Eiu be made Tor the construction e he
whole OF any part thereof II sections q one nile ear
The Legislature -
Saied proposals VII Be received ID % the tine o.
e.ts zra good security vii De required fo- The flitb
iul performance = the work
WARREN P. ADAMS. Cemnissiouer.
Ne~aygo, Nsy s0.h. lssS. 45sws
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
Sale OF state Lands.
STATE LAND OFTIcE
Ldns'H9 June 18th ls63 J
NOTICE Is hereby given that certoin

y OllOE Is hereby given, that certain
= slate swamp Lands. embracing five hundred an q
ulIy thousand less situated IL the towns
aud ranges mentioned below WILL De offered fr sale Al
public auction Al tins office. on thursday the Both dav
of july next al 10 clock A NJ, at ths in!n I'm price
" ton shings per acre. and the terms estab shed
by law
Included In this list are found Of the best and
most valuable farming and pine LANDS ever o.Irl bv
the state situated IN the counties OF Claton Gratiot
Isabella MasSegou, Newaygo, Oceana Mason Manistee.
LAKE Grand Traverse, L-eana~. Antrim. Emmett and
Cheboygan ana others together with some township, in
Pressure -ie aud peaa c0untes heretofore III red
supposed 10 be valuable account Of their pine and
location
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08

Nost OF the rebels are pledged to paw
So 'T1 ~nAl 'ney are worth, and, when they die,
says rrsn''ee, taere'l be the devil to paw.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
Legal Advertiser Its
NIARSHAL,s sALE-State 4.
q, Mich.

Y Il y = -'liNA-
VI izan. county o. Ilghlm. SPY Write Cd. VIII
q 1erl f4clzs issued of and u1-vr The sea- - t
Circuit Court u the Cliet states tQr tie eastern ls
trct q Michigan @ IT, -irecte- an leTer-i against
Ill goods ant c1attels and for want i-e!t t-al ~
IL al-s an I1erts q william Human a. -sr E.
Human and infaror Z Ebert L 3. Curtis lhaye szl
and levied upon the following described Al1 an PEE
mss 70 VII L0ts1um1cr fifteen AM sixteen q olcS
one hundred an seventeen u the city q Lansing, GOA
Is u lnghan state o. Michigan Aso piece = Land
described - follows VIZ Beginning i've ~ RODS s9-il
Of tie south corner . block lse IL TIE vag- o.
Lansing county an state Aforesaid, running thence
-o1th sxty-tEl ans a hlf rods thence We-t t"elFt
rods and twenty llks thence south twenty rods %
Grand River, thence westerly along s-i- river = -i
lst twenty ro-s 81 twenty one A-As due Nst o.
the .1st described Line thence norm SIS ~! et Ip7
or there4bolts, - the south line u Robert sirrri
thence thirty four - 100 r0ls u the place q beginning
cuulanirg sixteen and 100 acres more o. less N-A
lands aid premises s1al s-l Il public auction O. il
chest bid lar therefor outer door o tie court
House il the village u M4sol. u SAID county ~ ilEAl
Ia saturday the eleventh ly % J-y next 10 The lo-r
of one o'clock o. sad day dated Nay -5tl. $50.
CHAS. = uIChEI. United states Marshal
Br + . V BrErH special Deputy = Marsha.
~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
Commissioner Of The GeneraI Ia
NOTICE. TO PRE- ENPToN CLAIMANrs.

Every person entitled the right Of presumption 10
any Of the lands within the townships and parts OF town
ships above enumerated, Is required establish the
same 10 the satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver Of
the proper Land Office, and make payment therefor As
soon as practicable after seeing this notice and before
the day appointed FOR the commencement Of the public
sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such claim viii be- forfeited
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08

y
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
NOIE-Under the regulations Of the Department az
heretofore a1d now existing, payment Can be made
for advertising procamAons except such publishers as
specially authorized TO publish by the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office 4i5Wl3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08

DURING THIS MONTH TRAINS
, VII leave Qwosso.
GOING WEST
M4l-Ai II so 4 N. for Milwaukee
Mxri-At = for q Johns
night Express-At 1855 p. NJ, for Milwaukee
CONG FAST
Night Exprss--At3 10 A. N for Detroit
NNel-At : 20 A n TOT Detroit
Mail-At 8 % T. VI flr Detroit
Refreshments Al, Detroit. Owoss0 and Grand Haven
ans lpon 60 5 Ferry steamer BE- Windsor on Detroit
River
Comfortable Hotel above Depot al Grand Haven
Trains leave termiui daily sundays excepted
Th- Telegraph Line IS open for Public Business
CONVICTIONS.
AT nETROlT-Great Western Railway Tor all point
East-Mlchigan Central. Michigan southern ana Grau'
Truus Railroads
AT MlLWAUkEE-With the NJ issipp Lacrosse Pa
cine Chicago. WAtertowu- ana HORIZON Railroads FOR al
points West and NortlN est
Passengers iur Great Western Railway 80 ol tA- Raj
WAY Ferry steam P. 10 ID NJ Il. D'c, leaving Dock a
100 A. ", zoo VI
Toe Company Hm, Tables can he bal az any oi th
Stations. " X. MUIR, Cent -lpt.
D. X n Of8co. 1862. ss3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
G CITY BOOKSTORE. -

lansing April % 1853
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
THE TURF.

fSRAND OpENfvO
VI The Essev Company Drviag Part Association, twelve
miles FROM New York at orsnre. New jersey viii hold
their hrst Annual Far, Monday Tuesday. wednesday
and THURSDAY October s6 ~ ~ and ?i special premium
OF s5l0 & 4 The best tgoitin- hoiss IN harness
OPENING DAY
MONDAY OCTOBER Is
waking match lj miles, VIM Reeves. OF Orange,
again" unknovn Tottng local horses The hayurz
OF range Newark snt Jersey Cay will preside. Eminent
slcakers engsgcd kuhsm Brsa Band viii be IN attend.
anec during the Fair.
TUESDAY OCTOBER ~
FROM ~, Tor the best lady rider Among other pre-.
miums to 20 the bes, horse owned In the State Pre-.
Miums 10 earrsRe and saddle horses
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
Premium Il SO Tor paccfs
Premium Of $50 fOl AZ. .be team
Premium OF 81
fyemrm 500; al 500 orep q ali herses avn 4,
GrSf, BIO 10 second and so 90 thri
THUhsDAi. OCTOBER -
Premium for (otst2S 10 best four year old colt 400 70
beat double team $40 g be-. ingle horse IN harness all
entered for 500 ehlluicl. Entrance ten per cent.
ADMISSION TICKETS
lvpr 81 sinlfs tick SOC ertra
catering horses for win
DRIVING I'srk Association. Orsn g. New Jersey
Visitors leave ty Morris sod EsseI KsTosd foot OF
Barclsy sts0e New Jerssy Railroad foot Co1And
street rsv to Newark and thee by horse cars
miles. tyorsogrA
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

q on -nASGIEs yoR rANfLfEs AND HorEfa;
JOIN q. wEsr. so I Lis-tr plaes;
near The Pos 0fhcs " Y,
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
ITOns4s. CARRIAGES. &C.

AT MOTT tyCn'S szs FOURTH srETET CORNER
OF Merrer mg0 pc iornd general assetiment OF Car.
Seiehs n, second hand Coach
y new sutable for iamy for depot carriage .s.
Maf
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
HORSES. CAK0IAoNs. &C.

SADniE HORSE FOR sALB.-A HANDSOME THO
-, fonEi efci an1 tAoroug y Laipet chestnut ocdinE
lpS TO ie hands hi.h Apply al the Riding Aeaienv Of
D ioiry, corner Of Fh aud Thirty ninth street
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO PuRcHAsh. AN
Il ~ Lens aud tanen Fos: also q pair OF one hirn of
onehan o. ID " Tubes. Address s,Aiins price ASs her-
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

MADAM srsxsesn vosutntr ~ ~ " csrm
MI ~r..s Ass ths Aonas W infsrx e~s tfsX ssfs s-s
i.x,ss s<s 80 rvfs's lsrff
sssss,-sa f~fts rssssts ~ 80 sss 49, ser rsrs
Dr~ss rsilsfws - ress.. ~ w.
W. D, yfs fsee-. 49, tss hftT>si ur~S.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

y z YOUNG MEN wANTED-roR THE ARMY AND
I'D Navy. Tne highes, cash bounty IN hand psd W.ses
Isl 10 per month Three months py IN hasan.s, 'so
men wanted for whaling voysses Apply 70 fhANEH
CO., l7v Chatham a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-17
IL - - ID NYasl.lns.en

The passage of the bill, which is reported by
late Northern papers, was attended by a debate
Characteristic of the Yankee Congress. Love
Joy performed the psrt of ring-master to the
Kentueky tories. and led them around for the
amusement of the crowd. Old Wickliffs was
subjected to the torture to the great satisfaction
of al beholdefs Poor old Critienden too,
weighed down as he was by mule contracts, was
made to take part in the degrading performance.
The venerable Tecreants protested, with as much
vehemenee as they were capable Of, against the
scheme of their abolition associates; but they
were compelled to sat dirt. Damn, of Indiana
seemed to feel compassion for them. and intima-
ted some disapprobstiOn of that provision of the
bill whicn authorized the appointment Of negro
officers to command white men. When this
act, that such power was contained in the biz,
was brought to notice, it made other Northern
men little sensitive. But all considerations Of
| pride or self respect had to give way to the
stern. necessities of the case.
Stevens, of Pennsylvania, told them that there
was no alternative Nearly 100000 of their
present army would be mustered out Of service
/ in May next, aud $4,000 new white men could
not be enlisted. The Democratic party of the
North was eoneocting 3 grand conspiracy
! against the gaTernment, and that the only hope
for safety WAS III negro battaions
1--we have correct report of Stevens speech
.
Yankee programme. Indeed, the bill itself is
such a confession. It admits that the twenty
millions Of fre-eating Yankees cannot conquer
the FIVE millions Of naked and bals-starFsd rebels.
/ That Yankee numbers must be aided by negro
valor. This army, too, OF 10000 negroes, con
ceded to be absolutely essential to Y-nkee sue
/ cess-where IS it to come from Tbs NEGROES
have 6st to be caught before they can be enlisted
and disciplined That viii involve successful
/ invasion Of the Soath--which the pass hesoisn
1 of ths Yankees does not warrant US to expect 10
/ the future
We think this one Of the most favorable iudl-
cations we have had from tho North. 1t ar
cues desperation on the part Of The ruling fse-
4 ton, and tho madness which goas before de-
struc.ioa. Anybody who knows anything OF
the negro chesyacter, knows how totally untitled
they are forgaar. They may be IS brave as The
Yankees, aud We dare say they are--5ut- they
/ are long ways from being heroes; and as to
serving he turn Of cotton bales as rampalts
they viii prove verY sorry material. The policy
\ of the measure, toe, at such time when the
North Is divided and the border States disaf
fected, could only be dictated BY tho frenzy @
despair Garrett Davis, old Critte0den. Wick
Life and Others ike them, may be 50 degrade,
BY bTibes and association with 1enkees II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-17
~. nsoCIeIlnn,. Pre.ens.

The New 1OTk Her9t1 says
The friends of General NcCIellan-and their
name is legion-Wil be glad to learn that his
services to his country have been fully sppre-
ciated by number Of his feIioW-eounfryInsn
His excellent lady has Just been presented with
a most beautiful and spacious Tesidenes, fur-
nishsd in q superb and costly manner The
house is not oniy delightfully."- situated, bus it
has been provided with all the essentials to COM
fort and even Of fashionable elegance The
utili daiei have been most exquisitely com
bined. While the deep parlors are covered
with the rich carpets Of Turkey, the capacioua
cellars are stored with amphor@ Of sueh
Falernian wine as Horace would have been
pleased to breach. The safes, euphoazds
and lockers havs been crammed with ths choicest
groceries and deliescies which could delight the
mos epieurean tastes and sppstites, around
t6e lofty walls are suspended splendid paintings
I the chef d'gaUTes Of the ancient and modern
masters; while the glittsring chandeliers depond
/ ia brilliant beauty from lis ceilings IN snort
tbs house was made worthy Of the honored par
ties for whose aecept ptancs il was intended- This
beautiful snd singularly appropriate giiss was
rendered to Mrs. McClslan ia q neat letter, and
! an that she is new left 10 DO is, 70 assume the
ownership and possession Of the mansion,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-17
S250 EgE EYAfEED,
FfOP the following BeseFteFs

- eFes aa 3 ts'--el1-eF cut snd agility gray
weighs zbou' ere huadred and eighty peuHds very
strateaf vel hHit s-as thirty Fesrs In al-
vrrr Hns losksu- uan Ee isFs slightly when spe-k
ing on aecourt ef q his lever front tseh beng
KNOCKED out.
Self har fair coEpieZion, coHsi5era3ly fregk ID.
erhs a5snt ore huuare6 ard eighty i've pounds azed
aboui thirty yzafs very athletic, "a III hDan by birth
one al HI. f5rslags ths third joins, Iaftsoed
tn Ans ore Of lhs tatfoos presenting Iudian &c
male.
Fbs afrsssid 11cu arr charged with having oouuited
r1bbo-v he-sean Lex nE on am E55nszer, MsA On
ssout sas b instant T1cy are supposed TO nav iu
1he uosoess ihete very me - ii rseE sol q on
place.
Ths above reward VII be paid ts any psfty sppre
heud.r The above ue-soas with tie sforssad borses
a1d laonr ter 10 the han1 1a Of the proper slholtiss
at this p-ace. A. B0uANCHAED,
Csptsin e9mmszding Po,ate Coupes Battery
f-12-1r JaclEnn 81 7s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-17

Be uads the pet e DOT fho tool Of the Democrats or
ponents q ao be has broken down the ass bridge
over which be sighi otherwise returned to the
head Of the army. SloWness may have been bis error
A. commander but bis present position, u view 0i tho
state cf his country, it BIS crime.
Consequently, think. the army of The Potomac VII
cease to exE and viii be transferred 70 ai i
ent positions. The most probable disposition Of, %
seems this; 20 make Washington py li pEeg
nah-e garrison and transfer the remainder 60 Nortl Car
oHna- and make it the active invading army q rla
that General Fremont win De the had Of the litter ds-
parlment confess that attach more than ordinary
credsnes 20 this much discussed aud warmly urged pros
gramme.
have given you M last and only fustailment upon
this su0iesti uDless, indeed now unlocked ioE
rnoTement should be made by General Hooker. which
eufs. nobody antc pates. Bat I have souzht give
yo- rrsrders and the people Of ths West wlt i know
80 Be the pres NJ military f10rae q that splendid
grand army Of the Potomac. AAW,
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