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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08

It's war power, under which has fallen
In tie Rebel ; atcs tina local institution
employed By the assailants of the nation
al system for lis ruin. The bondage
which rendered he slaves subservient
Tor this purpose, is declared by the
Presidents proclamation TO be broken,
and Ii the arms OF the mi ed Sta es can
main ain its authority. the scrvi ude
which the Constitution once made it a
duty to tolerate, now becomes, by the
TIT Of is war functipnary, the malady
that must be thrown off for self pre>er-
vation. The lite Of he Cons tuition is
now the death Of slavery. The weapon
used to dcS roy the Government is
wrcsted FROM the hands OF traitors and
Is forfeit The slavery abolished
under the proclaim ion is the righttul
con4ntS as 1t Is the salvation OF our
Tree ms buttons. l. can never be re-
stored bnt through their subvcrsion.-
In this practical issue Calhonn's State
right doctrines resolve themselves. Ii
The people Of the United Sta cs consi-
tuto ma ion--hnve national Govern
mtnt, and can maintain ! his so-caIIed
) ate rights, exc!trd to destroy it, con
ciudc IN treason.
To what better result 10 the .bolitioo
doctrines of Wendell Phillins come l.
SLAYER, is abolished, As | have shown,
II, the rebellion and 9 consequences
by the war and the const utipnal means
accorded 10 tLe t,nv.rnD,apt for its de-
Tense. The abolition Of slavery does
not content one class Of an i-slayerv
men. The Wendell Phillips school. to
arrive a. the consun,a ion Of their wishes,
demand the same sacrifice tha, Calhoun's
proselytes make war to obtain-the
aboli ion OF the Constitution of the
/ Uni ed States, They demand that the
I different races on his continents, marked
by the very ,crms Of the Consti ion
and the laws made under it as subordin
ate to the viii q race ASSERTING fuIl
SOVEREIGNTY over this country, shah be
elevated % cqnali,y with the race hold
| ina it By conquest and whose Coustitu-
t1on and laws specially ordaiu is appro-
pria ion to themselves. This amaIgama-
/ ion in races is more than a revolution
against government. 1t IS an attcmDt
o make Fundamental change in the
| l.,, ~ ,,,.,, I L. ,l.a.l;E l;u,,,.,..,,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08
STAMP DUTIES.

BANK CHECK. OR SIGHT DRAFT
Drawn upon any bank, trust company, or any per-
son or persons. companies OF corporations for
tie laym"nt # money, cXcecdin. So at sight
OF demand,
PR0MIssoRT E0TE, on INLAND BILLS OF EXCHANGE
otherwise than at sight denlsnd,-
AMOUNT OF NOTE % 60 O3 4 G* 6f
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08

Ef7s" The sons Of princes usually learn
nothing right, except to ride. In all their
other exercises. everyone bonds and yields
to them, but horse that. is neither a fiat
terer nor courier, throws kings son as
as porter's. FL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08

COMBINATION. The Combination is ac-
~ knowedged to be the best Cook Stove ever
introduced into this county. 1t has large oven,
full size fues and the Plates are very heavy, The
Stove is warranted to give satisfaction in every
respect. A large number Of these Stoves are now
in use For sale by T.. W. STAPLES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08

bay IF five and half yards make & perch,
how many will make a cat fish.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08
NOT -AICOHpTIC.
a HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A FEfE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, Philada., Pa.
VIII EIectuaHy Cure
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,

Nhronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of tbs
y, Kidneys, aud all diseases arsin from a dis
ordered LIVER or Som acb. Such as Constipation.
iLWafH i!.eS, fulpess Of Hlaod TO the Head,
Ac1ty ofthe Stomach, Nausea, II enrtburn biz.
gust for Food. FITNESS OF Weight in the Stomach
Eructations. Sinking or Futtcring Mt the PIT Of
the stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
p,iheult brea .hins flutterinS at the Heart,
.hoklhS or sun eating Sensations when in lying
the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the, Head
deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellowness Of tin skin
and Eyes, Pam in the Side, Back Chest Limbs.
&e Sudden Flnshes Of Heat Burning in tho
Flesh, Constant lmaginings Of Evil and great
Depression Of Spirits
=, And will positively prevent Yellow Fever, B;i
lous Fever, &c They contain
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08

Contracts oR AGREEMENTS
For each sheet or piece Of paper which written 05
AGREEMENT OR LEtsg--
For the hire. use rent nf land tenement or
portion thereof, II not exceeding years, 80
If exceeding years, 90
hPpRAisEMENTs Of value or damage, o.
CONVEY tSCE--DEED---
Instrument. or writing, whereby any llrli. tene-
lu"pts, or other realty sold shall DO granted,
Qca~ed) assigned, transferred, or otherwise con-
N"yed to, vested in the purchaser or purcha-
se's, any other person or persons, when the
consideration Or value exceeds SlU0, Snd does not
exceed SlOd and not exceeding 500, 80 cts; from
$500 and not exceeding $1,000. 90
Exceeding $1,000 and not exceeding S9500 100
Exceeding $500 and not exceeding $4,000 500
Exceeding 5000 and not exceeding $4,000. 10 %
Exceeding $4,000 and not exceeding $50 600. 90 90
And for every additional $4,000, fractional part
thereof, in excess of $4,000, 20 90
LEaAL DOCUMENTS
Writ, OF otter original process, commenced in any
court, so
PRonATE OF WILL, OR LETTERS OF ApYiHrs1KATioy--
Where the estate shall be sworn on declared not
to exceed The value of $500, So
To exceed $500 ana not exceeding S5oo0 90
5000 "a 600 200
+" 2G0N0 10000 zoo
10000 100000, 10 90
100000 & g 100000 20 90
And for every additional GOO fractional part
thereof, E 10 90
For each 500 or fractional parts thereof 10 cts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08

Although not disposed to favor or recommend
iateht Medicines in general, through distrust uf
Their ingredients and effects; l yet know of no
s"h!o,ent reasons why man may not testify to tho
dement's he believes himself to have reeeiv cd from
any simple preparation in tho hopo that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit of others
40 this the moro readily in regard to Hoof.
Iahd "etmun Ri'crs. prepared by Dr. G. NJ.
jackson. OF this city, because | was prejudice
against them for many years, under the impres
sion that they were chiefly nm alcoholic miyturs.
am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, Tor the removal Of this prejudice by proper
tests and for encouragement to try them when
suffering from gre at and long continued debility.
me use Of three bottles of these Bittcrs at tin
beginning of the present year. was followed by
evident relief and restoration to dc gree of bod
''y ana mental vigor which had not felt for six
moLth sbetore, and had almost dcspaired of regain.
ing' | therefore thank God and my friend for
directing me to the Of them
J NEWTON BROWN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08
No Alcohol Bad vvhi.key
I ley will Cure the above diseases in ni.,ety.n,u,
eases out of hundred

Induced by tie extensive sale and universal
popularity Of HooAand's German Bitters (purely
vegetanIey hosts OF ignorant Quacks and unscru-
pulous adventures, have opened upon SUFFERING
humanity the food gates Of Nostrunis in the shane
o: poor whisky, Wiley compounded with injurious
drugs and christenei Ionies, Stomachies and
Bitters
preparations in llethorc bottles and big beied
kegs under the modest arpelaon of Bitters !;
which instead Of curing, only aggravatc disease,
aud leave the disappointed, sufferer in d yspair
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08
From Rev. j. Newton Brown =. D, Editor of the
Encyeopelia of keligious Knowlcdae

If you do, use HIGHLANDS GERMAN
BIrTERS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-08

AMOUNT OF NOTE
OR DRAFT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

~ ACT a1thsrize the appointment OF an AssstAns
Treasurer OF tne luite1 alaI.s, aLd &c IL the pay
u t-s treasurer, assistant treasurer, eeIAS and n4Ns
su1grrz H. the oicr " TO Treasurer =. TIE Cnits9
states.
81, e,acies D. s Ssuasc and os.ss cf RrssenfGssts
Qf ~ tlr -scs q - CtncTs4s c41cfAsted,
LIE 4lrsl-elt lie Ouit-o stalsa be AIc IL "a
efca. autA4ii4-- to A4Py.lt, IRON tiie 70 hIae ~
and N4t tie consent ap OFa oi Tic senate u lie
-ufte1 states, AsSstaAt AEvesurer o toe Sniteo
,latrs; 1rcSslfeg tlo lll-e- St-tsd may "
elsc!etiou The OpLseLt inc Scret4fy G ne
.-eas-ly lie J-le1 Stat.s, a-te4lxe lie s-4c Asn
t-lt 10 -cs 10 i1e place "a sieo, AL - any sno AZ
tU-s q -4scrge ely o. all abe eutea feQuree py "a"
- IL S-i1 4rl4slrcl y. lis L-lte- a.
SEC :. Ano q f-rttcE cng-o1 ILst ne secretary
u t-s Tres gy che JLte- oatss be aud s nereey
.-tllllz- point a-lIica ~ tie e-aIss Lcs -
t-orizl BY law easier, Wi.1 -nU4l - a-y u Two
'~-' nnrl lrsa oOa4s PEI -n- In ~ @AsAIAnt
c-s-l-., w.iL A. 4-ulA- - lHO .-u1s4lo eSara
per anllfn' ic-r chisls aftsoa- ~th ~ 1uA sA--
lies u 1le l---s4lA ssit A--afre lo.-s esc- Per -
u-1 also ines--ls 4-zsiALt - ssenGeF, Id
1torers, ~ a44lIiOl u tl-ze INV Allowed a. The
c.lnps-sat.9- uow 4lt-orlze- ~ lAw.
sec q Anf = 4 Jurfier cr2,lc That there snaii oe
PAID 10 IL u TIE Jntsa SAt4s A iie1 and
sic@G " lbs ple-.Lt uyeAs-t4y1, cuumsrc4Lg Win
.n1 uciulins lae hlst cay Jlly elsItoen hundred
sAty tW1 tle I've tbOusau1 1ol4a1s per an
u4u Bat ron which amO-lI there stal be decucted
IL sums oi myGcy hefetoo raid %, or received ~
LIE sA- tre-s4rsg, account " his compsns~tion or
services rendered q The Cnieo states
Including lie cay sfcresaic, snd the income
I-I slch aclisHnal up-nsstol ~ vii have accrued
since the rst aay O sept mbcr eghtseo hULore1 ana
siKtyt-wo. sld there snail b. Dald 10 tha Assistant
of the Cn.tec sites annual eoupelS@tlon
- twenty I've hfndret coi!ars
sec :. And Be fnrtasT css0otod Thai The cenpen.
s~tioa " TIE easlr cep-iy treasurer eelks sne
years shall be pail u any m0uey ~ the Treasury
not otherwise GppfO lrlatel Est mates Tor al such
Compensation alter the nett nscal year tbsu Be sub
mttel Oy tbs Secretary o. LIE 1rs2s1ry w4iA his 20
IA est mates.
Approved March 3 lsss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
VOL. 9, NO. 9.-WROLE NO. 425.

further IA The case Prcriici AossBeT That the par
- aforesaid shall i4 luy = enter the removal arc
transfer afOreszic The circuit court OF the United
is-s gresaoy % tn act, t5e state court, BY wlicA
iglrt slall have hcea rendered ans from which fe
ser aac r,roys szl have beeL made Aforesaid
s- De -ufh0rizcc uuSlon Tor that p4rItss 20
execution AID 70 carry RIO tcect Any a 4guelt
tie same = L No sacA removal an transfer ha1 been
- AEd rrorS1s4 ais hat 70 s-ch appea or VIII
O. error ali be l1vc1 IN any criminal action or pros
ecGlll Whsle TIA gr II shat aAve beSn Rendered
Il FAVOR o. tie le.laLt or respUnleni BY the SLs-s
Co1r;- Anl Z i any SliI hererlter cCEne-ced the
pa-niE j. aonsuitse or a geut pass az -si hin, tx
d-leu .art slali rec, Yer COS be cQ=is
SC. 8. zRa b Il fllTttsr esle.ei That ary s1it
prosecution described N tlls 49, w-cl elai jg-g
meat may be rel-cred a. tLe circuit cllrt NAV be
rled ty wEl q error - tie supreme Co-gt ~atsve-
rlzy l- the -1c-nt ol sai j. sUlaut
SC . Ahsd = uf4tAer eade.ea. That pose
eltlo- ev CRIMINAL. shall oe l1altallv1 ior lly
rest O- iapr.s. n-Lt made. or otls- srtsplsses C-
wrongs done or uuite-, ect emitted % be
a. sny lime during Tie present rtbliul by viltle o.
CnDer coor g sly thoriy derived from exercises
oy or Dncsr Tie Prsicnt Tie Uuied st4t>s " or
been ccmmeLcea y tina tao years next after s4Ol
fest, lul IL, tEesp4ss. wrolg NAY have beef
done Committed Or act my have teen omt.cl u De
Lone PFUFadsd, That Ia No shall lie umitaiien
herein PROVIDED cOumence 10 until the pass 4ge
tbs sc; that PARTY shall by virtue ~ ik.s act bs
-ebarred q hs remecy by sait prosecution Eul
years ir, n ant ate Tie pssssgs =. lh.S at.
Approved, March 8 1868
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
LPrzL1-Ae. eel

AN ACT - e9rzlI- vs.-o-s- tAe eon7enaation q
s4e e-ss~--s ss4 49, -
t--s~--. Ns..-~esse4- .4s-s.s4si 49, 49, S>--r
20 fes~s-
= .,-.- 49, 80 S0is - S-ss------s
49, ~-ss. - -
ae--Sl. @NNe-~ss 49,
.-Nl---. a. S--~~ ---- Ns->E
~---es ~-s.~--s ~--.@s - ---s ss-.4Ls 80
- ~s--E--s-.ae- -~~ - s-~- 49, --'.es N-~1
s-sc.--g .-4.4. -, -~>~~-s s-a4A
~s-e- ~A-N~ NAs~-=~-s a----~-
- .--., ~ ~~- SA~~-s~@ A---- seo-
4ss4A.--- Al4-s- a-k--N@, 49, ss>te
-l l.s-s ~-40- f.~A--->s ~-~e, s--A
-ess--t se~s S~A-A--s-
ss--z l0..-AAe- -! -.--.
~. . aa4 - =. J-EsAeT cn1c1ca, Tai tAe Iistriet
y. ---Al4l - a .~.sSg ~AA~As4 - -
49, fa-Le-ti s-s ~.as-sN. - ---~&-
-4.t-s -.~..-l.1- e~-z..s-sS- 49, -A.s ~
e--s 49, ~.sA - - .N.-s--.
q $3.50! ~>s~---- A-.-~~ s-S - 49, ee--S -
Nl-s-.- e.44--e4 =. A~--~---- ~-e>@ 49, e--s
~.s.o-, -.As-.-, - --4~s1 e.s~~--
..--s- = -o4. - S-s4J. f~.s .. e-e4l
tv as.4e. - = Ae4Ns. Sss-o.4s-s- - S~sr~--
49, -.4-se.
:. Af~ * = fuE-ler el1el<-, Tai Aasslseers, n
.-e -.s. :. N-------- a 4--~~4 ----~Ass--e~ -
ro.s u-. -. ~I1. sisstct
A~4e1s es-ea.7-- - .-~-re 49,, - N-asA
sl-ee te ~as. - s---- .esa-@ 80 .
-sl-ss so.i-e.~ $500 asz-s =. --''s~-s' - - vs.
f-ss.Lt A-is-S- A---e ~----r--.-i -'~A- N~--~-s
.e4-.c- ~ 4ei~ss - NNsc~Aa ~
s-ss~ll4s - lsS-se ~.At.
80. ). I-slAsr ssaciee. That AicLi-raek-
iaA-A. tLe -ss.Il1s -lL-lA--~~4--SA ~ asSJ
-.slJ-t--v- o. t.s4I e1s. 49,. 49, PFA ~
cay .Ol -ls. ~ GsTet9 sAsAD.is-ss ~
aa4t h-le, fi-ss 49, s0.eesof - t~s ~
.s.es s-. fesl-V, -sg-iy eo.ie-s~ s-A rsA-s -
AleaLllD4SAI--0A-
~. >. Ana q 4 n-raasr enaSsss. Thai AL ssts
l4 - o. -S-s ~ sAS aEeN .siOas ~ LIS 80
Oe A-l tLc s@Iae Az Ac4ety tfo-ssa
ApPTSyee Ia - >, 4ets.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
CIV. ssymonI's - Pauss.''


Gov. sey noar advises the people 70 ''pauss"
the work OF Fescuirg the Uuion fren the
hands Of traiLcrs, until they Ascsrtsin " what
Kind oi Government il IS TOR which they are
called to pour out their blood and treasure"
rhs counsel is a. wicked II s c0Eardy 10
is sught With Ia ger. not only 10 the cause Of
the country. buJ 10 tue existence OF ssciety II
.eif. lie effect ~ 10 weaken tne Goysrament,
degrade u IA the eyes VI The masses. and eRcour-
age the disoyal ~ con-pife tor iss oseithrov.
Il All intims'ion that fidelity 20 it is cSBdstoo-
a that the citizen may tbrow Of he allegiance
al pleasure; that he may "pause' al melnsnf
-hen its existence II in csnger, and cousder
Shether he shall remain patriot or tcrn usitor.
it is declaration OF the higher law" q iDd-
vduAl over civil supremAcy-zu sn Hciat0n OF
the dangerous heresy thai msa Il ssperor 20 ne
state II carried out into tse pracsice Of con-
1unities, there would speedily 10 eud 70 all
Government AID laW, a.. restraint upon the ID.
cense oi the mob.
To pause" now, Seud be not Only ruinons,
Dot unprecedented. History lsrnishes no par
a.le OF such an act OF madness and folly. Tbers
have been wars before, bat there have been no
''psu-es' 10 their Career, Except the pause Of
peace the pause oi death. The Netherlands
revolted sgsiusS the tyianny Of Spain oEt they
DID Tot ''pzuse" gnti tie work dOae- SEit-
zerlsDd revolted fsoa the yoke Of Austria out
he did Tot pause 70 discuss tecbbicaii'iss IN
al her independence was achieved he Greeks
4 nad much TO di-eoursgs them 10 the prosecution
Of the var against the Taiks, bat they cd not
I pause" and heLce did not fail England vas
dissatisfied vith The c0iosct Of the var Of the
/ Peninsula Cemsgogees Denounced il AID de-
I mar oeo ihss u should be stopped but she did
nos 'pause" for al Ihat-bTt Eeht fIgnt On and
/ coLo Iertd peace al Ast. anc thss re-ssserasd
her sovereignty ~ the co1ucil bail OF EStions.
Psisv spirit ran high during tie Revolution.
Washington vas denounced a. Incompetent, "
"a birsry srrssls7 were made, the var wn
.'mi-Bsnageo," good men found Gueh 70 dis
eoufsg- AID disgust then oUt cur .atHsrs cid
mol pause" They fought the good Sgbt Tor
seven long yesrs-snd CO. quered. IL vas only
the Tories ~ho ''psuseo:" :" only the ''COs Boys"
sbO sOsed dissensions IN the conntfy, .hiis pa
uiors bl~d in re fed and history hAa en-
banned them il un6ying iEisDy-
There must be 10 ''pAuse" sov, The var
r7rst 90 on. The cor dict must rsee until every
trsitor bss laid down sss arms. Oar dssting 1r-
ges Il. oa-we have no choice bRt 10 6gbg OF
cisho,orsoly sgccs. b TIuid men nay conn.
sel ouesliatien dsrssogses may howl against
Federal ssgfpssion. but tie great work oil
90 on in spite q them Gov. Seymour, and
those vho Affiliate with with bin, may CRY osI
; pause" bat the CRY III. 10. be heeded IL
eli awaken only iadisrsfion ard pE'y 70 TIE
breasts Of patriO's -1IboHy Es@fSg s'0Hr"o'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
FuHuo-No Sol

AN ACl i5r increasing toe Revenue ~ Reservation AZ
sale 4 Town sizes On p bic lands
Be >H7cted ~ the senate dnd H1s> II RspTesenGirc
~ he tnied Sc.es q Ans>i-, C1n1Tsss asseRstle
Ihat j. sl he he auty Of The President q United
states 20 reserve from sA@ public arS sletht- survey
e OF uusnrvey ed town ths shores o. hsrbors
a. tie Juncilon OF rivers important portages. any
natural or prospective centres o. population
Sec. AnG Be 4 f,rk,r sE1-sed. That when IN the
opinion Of the Plesden the pubic Interests require
70 snail be the duty o. the Secretary Of the Interior q
the I1trrlcr 10 any c sail RESERVATIONS or part
thertof tn be Surveyed 20 urban burban iots q
suitable size and 70 fix by appraiseerto disnteres-
q persons their cash Ire. anc offer the for
sale at pubic outcry to the highest bi der thence
aterward 70 be he'd sub sale private entry
cordng 90 such regulations he Secretary n the Irte
ror may prescribe: Proride That shall be dispo
SEQ Of Al pubic sale private entry Tor less than the
appraised value thereof And JrorlGed. fTsheT. Thai
sa sales shs be conducted the register receiver
Of the landoce in the district n which said
tons be situated IN accordance with the laws and
rules and tructons Of the department regulating the
sales o. public lsrds-
Approved March 8, 1909.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
fPrnu.-No ssl

An ACT 10 facilitate Iho Of the rcvcnus tn
n.y. ~so co-ly Ls1as, 49, ~ ss tstfalely - Ss"
Alcxl1O.
eiac.sf " ne Senate dnd House q R1rSsstsftsa
q nc CRse1 S.a.4es y Amet@a ga Iefsrss. ossuAs-ea
4A@t Tie tcLtl seL4UA 49, VstS " - 49, n4-AA-8
-lpgVTlaI.~ss ~ sn4 JsVstiNl
eAteses - Lie OONeI-1~At iUr tLy yea eLell1 t-n-
lictl u! JlLe, rgLteel LaD1red An4 n.ty-xigLtl AP
psVv 81 AaiC1 t.I, eA-Leen EunIoe Alu n4ss -ssfsn
4-.-Dy pe@4e4 -Le a. S-sil.-d
Al Aet cle-sllg tVleSicl 1stl0t ~ lSxhs 49, $eW
AeAle,' NppIOi ATE 81 s~~SLG, elkltssn LInosSe
-4- llt! 10. eDy TrN lNcO ALu sL.cic~ frctt
'ff iii-l fh- ---- -etaa - - --- t-s~e
seo. An4 oe y Jlrfher en0csed
tOL ol LIE 1lsi 1T AeN l4sKIeo snail okLond
~se- Tic " fsSO couLty IS14a. 1y oaAsa
Lot ns.ltItcl ny -ictnleLt AM tbs tTiai pICcssc
4ss Viel~giO.s O. 49, y SAID Catrict
so-Tt u NsW A~XiCO sha DC Tie n ether Ia
cO4Its al te l1eu states Invested WITH acni-
10y pONs.s. tA4s ~eI Ss-4l snsot frea Nnd
aItsI lie p4ss-ge
Approved A-sch 3 ls6s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

aad sixty o,e snfite- So A. - .is-ty te states
for expeass incurred them Il defence c. the UnHee
states
Sec ? zEd q L f--fLsy ezacted, Tat much q;
the &C; appr vet III ezlteeLtl Z Asgst. eighteen
Ar1rret ar1 lftv entitled A. 1rt rc-.ste tie
cp, nai:c anc consular systems or the u red ~tztas
as pr litits til g-antEg passports any OlLeT tEan
citz IS ci TIE l1e >.al sa.4 oe, an Is hereby
pcset, p a. that Pr > bftl1E nay embrace any
esss - persons liable g. military cuy ty lie avs %.
the Clits- -lsus
Sec p 1ri Z L frlser e-1c.ed Thai ;he President
O. tlr Cultec states be sud Ls : hereby zlhorire
whenever T. ls - gI- II he BIC inte-ts. msy So
require. 20 -isccLs-lle IA corsuat- GO tie United
States 9 Ir1i c. cuba. IA O. appl.t - CieLf e
II il-t isaro. cors-i VIII le salary az snlou-
ne1ts as those row a-.owet BY lsW the cols4i 81
iri-. 81 c. G b
sc % 4rd 4 i ftrtssr siaessi Ths, every Judge
acvcc-ie ~ coIt IA "a cr cor of lrq iy heresft
% b. ce-s- 30 sha have power - the Ike pro
ccss . c7nq, Nisleses T. spp-ar and testify which
Courts Il c- Mia Tis lcto1 within ih- STATE terrific
y. - district VII re CO military sh-u be
ce-e q i may avfgly issrs
Approved March l~f3
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2PToved Aarch ,, is 3.


An ACT for the relief of persons who have per
formed the duties Of surgeons regiments
o. cavalry.
Be II enacted by The Snas and House Of R,presaiires
q tse Lnted ies Of Ame7cd ~ Congress assembled
That physicians and slTge0Ls who have since the
ono cay q July i1st been duly appointed ard comms
stoned as second assistant surgeons volunteer req
ments OF cavalry, and IS such nave been duly mus
tered lnlo The military cf the United states
al actually performed the outes appertailing ~ that
ofce shall be paid therefor N ike and upon
riGec That Eors tban assistant slrgeo. 3 to
each regiment shall De allowed paid for services
perfOrInal a. one a-G tie sane tiras
Approves Aareh :, lsc3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
THE ARTS OF PEACE,

- X<x<g1rFIED By TEx BEArTT. roNS tND FINSA OF A
n GAlg a cos. AoNIToR PIANO FoxTES
Taken from the y. Y. Sunday Mercury.
The Arts Of Feace Tbs ATS o. Peace
Their boo less triunphs ne'er shall cease
When sure oppresse. with toll and strss
Through al the dull rolt ne Of life,
They exsl else scOthing power,
And hight up sorrows 4arkcst hour
Iaen lef our g-atsfal numbers aow
In praise Of A. Il GaLx Co.
Whose sSillful hands fane reports
Produce the best Piano F1rteS,
And Music dwel.s contenfed where
Gales MONITORS delight the ear
Twas Ericsson's 10 wars dread hour
The rebel monsier' - crest 10 lower
Add make. while waved our banner h-gh
The M-rrinae ingiori1us fy-
Hrs MONITOR. in bloody fry,
P-oclaimsd his skill, aud won ths lay
In calmer scenes, 'aeath BeAuty's eyes
Lie Gale / Co great victories
Where Music. MiFth ana song abound,
AMI merry Dancers Wheel their round
There Gales Pi mo ForIes proclaim
Their N iksr's skill ani dssthless fame. {.
For Sale By A J. vEIE, at tie City Book Store, /
Lansing, Meh- sma2S
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

< P. ANGER, Pr0prlstor. Jackson, Michigan This
House has bsen enlarged, rengted, an1 elegantly FUR
nisnsl. Regular Boarler ana Visitors can be accom-
lated with good rooms first class fare, and AL the
comforts OF Hotel life az most reasonable prices. To
transient guests the Marion House presents induce
mats BY way OF apartments large and well located
All furnished Inty than those Of any other
H0tel n this part OF the country The proprietor vii
do AL "a his power every person at thc Marion
House comfortable. R. P. Angler, Proprietor.
J. o. SEYMOUx, Head Clerk, formerly Of the Angler
Hoass, Cleveland, D. F. Moss, steward, formerly
OF the =. Jun 5 Hotel, Buffalo, y Y lySSs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
lPrsuo-No esl

AN ACT to amend a. act entitled An act 70 authorize
the enployment Of volunteers ali IL euorcicg the
Law anc protecting pubic propsrtvv approved Jyly
Be Il enacted by he Senate 1sd H0tfe q Rpresetdr>
Of tie Cnea SGt.I Of AFasrieG, CoHress Gssenti d
That every conrnissioued ofcer private or other
person wnc has been shall hereafter be cischzrsec
from the army Of the United States within two years
from the dat OF enlistment by reason u wounl re
ce:vec IN battle shah be entitled 20 receive the same
bounty Ss is granted may De granted 20 she same
cssses persons who discharged after service o
two years and ali and parts Of acts inconsistent
with this are hereby repealed
Approved March 3. 1888