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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

., l'eFe ~ss day when ra'lyrAnd arrived +,
na'ie on foot, irori Pans Il Vas the s,rkss,
boar oi the Ffeuch Revolution. pn-s,..s -
'-' "'.'l -o-als 90 his reign Of terror. Tally.
'AAi secured passage 20 me United STATE. h,
s-'p about 20 sail lie Was herr.r .rs
"-llefer 10 a stranger and. 10 earn his hr,.S
og i-e s"eat oi BIS oroV
j. tasre any American siayins Al vour
1o-ss asked he OF iae landlord Of The 6otsl
where De stopped. II am going 10 cross The Wa
'''' 40 "ona lac letter 20 person OF infiu-
cnce ODD ihe lcW word"
iAefe : gentleman up stairs. either from,
America oT Buuan. but whether from, A,rs-5..
or ing and cannot teil a"
lie pointed thc ~ay. and Talvrand uho in hi.
ile "As bishop, prince and minister. asceuSes
'"e stars \ miserable supphaut. he stood h.
.oie Tie strangers roou. Knocked and entered
iA s"e Tar corner OF the l,mly lighted room sat
q man a. hiiy tears 90 axe. hts arms folded 80
his head bowed upon hi- breast Prom a vin-
dow directly opposite aood of Asht nop,.s
uf0u bis iorelcad HIS ewes looked tram -
ueA'l ihe co~ucast hfo~s aud upon rsllvr.,s,s
ace ~Nl peculiar aud searching exoression
H. iofia, Vigorous even with the sno~, a., ffty
~intefs, was clad IN dark bus rich and di.t,n.
s-'sn-l costume. Ialsrand advanced. stated
'uai De "Gs fugitive, and With the ir nressio,
that the gentleman vas a. America bt ..,...,
'a n's A.nd ieeit - aud Offices. he poured for,h
hi- history 10 eloquent French aud broken ~.
glish
am Wanderer and an exile. Al, fo-..a
10 hy 10 the Se~ M0rli without friend or ho,,.
lou are az American. GIVE me, then. beseecb
e"u' ieiter ~ yours. 30 that NAV De abl. A
earn us bread. ! ain willing 20 toii ia any man
Aer a .iir OF labor would Doe PARADISE In . -.
'ee' Vi luxury IA France. los viii give me .
.e'''. 20 one Of your ireudss A gentleman Ike
ou has doubtless many friends
Iue sHSnge gentleman arose. With looL
Rat IAiyr.nd never forgot. be retreat.d to..r1
lue door OF the next chamber, his ewes lookin-
from beneath his darkenei bfow. he - .
oe fe"eated backward, bis voice wAs fun Of
meaning
am the only man of the New World who
-an raise Li- hand % God aud say. have not
Hehd' not one Ia America"
IailyrAnd never forgot the overwhelming s.s.
ness OF the look which accompanied these words
10 are yOu,' be cried. ss the str.nga
mar feifeated TO the ue1t room; what Is vosr
lamef'
Ay uame, be replied, With a smile that had
more oi mocaery than joy 10 IT, convul-iye ex.
''ession-' NY name Is Benedict Arnold"
lie VAS gone. Tallyraud sank IN the chair
'Asphg the "ords, " Arnod, the traitor"
TINS be wandered over the earth another
am, "ith the Wanderer's 5 mar upon his brow
nd hs cad fate Is likely 10 be shared bv other
. our own day, VINO are proving tr,itar. 20
heir native lsud.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

HOSPITAL No. 5. NASHVILLE
D.e.s1tI..r % rSsa

HosPITAL No. 5. nashville
December %. S62
To THE LANSING REPUBLICAN: Il has been
painful TO me, while stopping here in the hospi.
tai, TO see the suffering OF the Michigan bows.
have been here for the past six months. and |
must say, thai there is very little care bestowed
upon the sick and wounded in hospital here.
and consequently there is a great deal Of unnec.
cessafy suffering. IL seems a. though the Doc
tors would rather see the patients die than live,
Ndsing from their conduct towards them.
The Michigan boys feel great deal worse
shout theT condition since the lvernors of
Ohio. Illinois and Indiana have ordered their
sicS and wounded 10 be removed home for treat
ment and nursing. Ii is hard ,or them to wit.
ness The troops from those States leavn. for
Their homes, where they may receive the atsen-
uon aud careful nursing OF their friends and kin
u'eo' while We are left here to experiences the
Hiseries that are here at Nashville.
"hy does not our Governor do for rs. ss the
ueSernors OF the States named have done for the
.;c'es from those States? l hope be will look
iuto the ma',e- aad 10 something fsrus. There
are great u''n' o. rs Who ~oud stand much
greater chance "i o. c-Vrfirg it We were re.
moved TO Snu.e place where Ne might be cared
for, as bTcomr- christian people to care for
The soli'~rs who are fighting for the psrpetuisy
o. christ 'nsritutious II kept here, many Of
Us vii "eeile>-l die. We hope our condition
vii Do leosea into bs aoneboly. Yours truly.
J. G.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
V"rIeus Incident OF sh, Nyar-an t,furt.,.
ed Female CaPsur~s Ten S-ce..i,,,st.


captain Boght. of Go. II 2si Kentuck,
regiment formerly re-iieat of this CITY. a.r
/ NHo ha' just returned ol short furlonTh r.
Iat'- 10 u- the following curious anecd .te o.
/ 'he var Tor The tcracity OF wa ch he hifu-.I
wi, answer
pIrhg the refreat Of the army or Kfr.,
omi'h rom Cnmnel and Gap. the regiment T.,
"nicn be belonged vas in lhe ,an Of a..
frutrai army o4s morning when th- Peg.
-a. y. nt was about t'enp--ia mile. eas. 81 f..
"iid 'at Mountains. they were -lrpr.,.,i fo &c..
DIE OF ten mon. all oi them sec.sh. u..r.b.a.-
coward 'brr lines, and woman marching D.
'he.' Tear Wi.A a nu>ket 20 h-r hands, ..
'n''1 coming within th- Federal laes -.
co'liy gave l1en lp to thc officer commando.
'7 Pr--'h'rs- In accolnfrs fir it-ir capture.
'he SAID her hu-.a' j nai joined m liiar.
company ia The Federal service. AID had l-r
Aer alone To take care Of the ho4,e. which lav
.et"eel ine iNo armies. Eleven s-ce-.'o....i-
hai come INTO the house that morning an PRO
ceed-i To mase th~ms Ives perfectly AZ nnnr
"r-' killing all Der chickens aud s. sting them
30 roast by h= lre Iaey then proceeded +,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

@e"sr"i sirneys Congrstuiarory Orders =.
his DtvIsIon.
HEADerARrzRs lsr DlvruoS. SD CORPS

HEADorARTERs lsT OIvIsIoN. SD CoRPs
Camp Pitcher. Dec Is. 1862.
GENERAL ORDsRs No 5 II congratulate the
regiments OF this old Division on the glory GAIN.
ed by them in Fredericksburg battle field
II ba- added to Bull Ran. Wiiiam.burg Pa
Oak. Glendale, Manassas and Chanel nv. .notb-,
glorious held, another star 10 the galaxy The
dead for whom We shed a tear, mes glorious i'm
mortality, and died as patriots should be glad 70
de, sacrifice for our glorious old flag.
Their graves sh. vet be protected bv that
sanctihed emblem, which viii float. revered ,rd
uoneTed, from ocean TO ocean. from Gulf 70
Lake The old regiments that have lest g
many gailart ren Eill still MAINTAIN bv renewed
energy their old reputation. and although small
bands, ars 90 united and gallant. a. 10 be eousl
to al that the oravest csu achieve. The OH
standards are safe in their keeping. The nes
regiments have shown tienselves fully worth,
OF tue red patch, and I, in the name Of The
Division acknowledge them as members ip fsU
standing. again congratulate vos on vovr
conduct, snd predict glorious name for the
DivisioR, and ask your united efforts TO stfu fur
ther ADD by perfect discipline, patient endurance
aud sodierly bearing. 70 its side spread ren,;.-
toR.
In honor Of : gallant soldier this Camp ~iU be
designated as Camp Pitcher Il dei - enc
o. our Division dies, with his breast TO the Zoe
doing his whole duty
D. B. BIRSEY.
Brig Gen, Com Divisioa.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

Tie soldiers were allowed to vote in Iowa ..d
Missouri portion Of them Fotedin Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Ii the last named State the
vote i calculated or that cas-. for Congress
which ~as not oY several thousands fair te., Of
party strength, as in one OF two strong Demo
cratic districts the Republicans made 10 effort
20 pol their strength. But the general result Of
Ast iaLs eiecuoH. shows 4 clear aaioritr Of 90
Il Tor 'hs Administration over the whole mon
gre opposition thar vas organized against il.
HAA niNon OF iegal voters in the army we're
deprived of their franchise. more ia, d.
fCurths Of whom would have supported the r.
publican ticket Had al the legal votes among
me soldiers been allowed 20 cas-, their ballots
the Democrats would have carried Just sue Ssate
-Ne~ Jersey, and shAE by vsrv slim msio-is-
All the Others ~oBli have gone for the Admin
istFaion, many Of them by perfectly ovsruhel-
ming nalorities.-C Chicago Trf51us
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Growth OF tn Emancipation Movement.

Baltimore, Dec. l6. 1882.
as O'd Wsr Horse, a. ex-Gove-sor HI.
: iam'liar.y styled. has got rpon the rght trae.
I" ia''- Tie war has opened hi= eve.. In N.
presence Of a number Of gentlemen be recent,
declared that there would E-ver D. srv 49,.
Tor this country until slavery ras aboi.sbe5
throughout TIE lard. an5 10 this cad Ls s.-.
ported President Liucoia's proclamation sn5 ,Ii,
o. compensated noipatiou. heart aod bsos
lne declaration was Published in the c.
bridge Dorset Iatelligencsr. and the ex. Cow.
nor nss stood lP % .i Ike nan. ssDot r-o.
ies- 10 give tae precise words, but thsv.co1sev
me s-osta1ce o. the declaration.
Ini- definition Of a. position VII insure hi.
eieciion 10 Congress from the FIRST Di=trict for
'1ere Is no 'iihsta1dil his popularity when on
iae rgli SIDE believe have already -r..te.
yo1 tat aeariy a. tie principal citizens or Dor.
- are ID i4For Of emancipation, AID the good
work : rapidly spreading. The friends Of eGssr.
ciPaiion no~ consider tEo Districts a. certain 70
return ipsii0Eists-Holhda Hex. All
in-ef D.Tis-snd We 90 not despair Of carry
iny the other three Districts Il the sane cau.s.
Cor Ere. PsF.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

Tx LAND GRANT TO AGRICULruRAL CoLLz.
One OF the most Important duties which
VI" u'voi'f upon the Legislature at it. present
session all be the acceptance Of she grant Of
a'd, made BOY Cors-e~. Al its last session TO the
several STATS sad Territories, for the benefit of
Agriculture Colleges
The quantity Of land due to Michigan under
that graa' all be $4,000 acres for each Senator
and Representative in Congress from this State
amounting 70 24o, 900 acres.
ms Is truly magnificent donation. and the
i'nd ATisins from it vii. if properly nan.ged
'e srihc'entin few years to permanent, eusow
our As'ieni'srAi College, and relieve the State
i'' al time to come from its support.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

"ANTrD 'TURss Fzov LrcTIos The 70
cal of iEe C.eveiaui LeaGer. the dsv after N.
Election IL SeE York, gets 9th follo-inr rood
thing on the Buiterngts- Of that CITY:
Vending our way honeEsrd last rigb. .s a
ate hour, after the .Ast bif OF " local" copy had
been zet ard tie l4st proof read. We came uDoa
al individual cAngiag sfect0nAteiy 70 lanp
post. Re vas i8e5rated We ssked hin What
De vas dong there, ani be replied, "usiting
Tor lection tGrrs-can't 20 home til know
~Hose lected rot Ten dollars BET that Sc fbic
seHorth beat Nz1snOgr Got any turns IRON
/ mel Newosrg, No. Guess Neu0srg zsll
figas Tor SeWOrta. 'Rah for SeEorth N'Ork
siAie'A 90 license, sgre-S'ork States good fel-
lA'-so.s seEorth-Im in favorf bic telling
our eiring zzzers % 20 in pesce-SsEOrsh is too
-efriag zzzers' good feLl.r-don's raEi 70 zAs-
PsrAte erring zizzer--Id le'm go-so'd Ben.
.ol-oei he EOuld. L. send Give branch 70
efFing nc zizzers- Easy nough 70 stop the
"sr-iet erriag zEzers keep house for us-thsts
-s ne matter Rah for Se1Orth and erring
zzzers Has lection turns brought asy tels.
grsPa o1lee' Bss erring z.zzers carried any
>isie II NeT jersey. Tel us the news. caui
We len hin, stil cliDgiag 70 the amp posi-.
nd shouting hysterieslly for /" Se-ortb sns 81.
-ing zzsrs G1ess be must have besn /.
Bsiserost7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
T. q blENkl.
Brig Gen, Com. Divisi0a.

IHE Missouri LEGIsLA1CRE Jefferson City
Dee So.-Boih Houses OF the Legi.sture con-.
p.eled Their organization TO-DAY bv the eiec:io,
o. a. TIE emancipation candidates There sesus
10 De geueral opinion that Congress shos'5
.ea1 % in the emancipation movements. and tier.
= DO aoaot tnst prompt and liberal tender q
CON psusAt'on would greatly facilitate the ensn-
eiPation measure in tie Legislature. Tbs-a =.
slronS prospect that the Senatorial question .fU
oe disposed OF this week. Bv the Cou.,itu,ian
o. this State simple majority ouiy Is needed %
pass over the Governors veto.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

The assertion has been made several million
times since the 4th Of November. by the Oppo-
sition party leaders, that the elections of la,
iau condemned the Administration-tba IN.
popular voice bad pronosnced strongly against
the Republican party and iis policy for conisct-
ing the war. The result in all the States that
have voted = now kno~n. and here are the as
nres- They tell very different tale from tbst
told by the Democratic demagogues.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
GEO. 4. PARSONS

chaneerrrr AND oovN>EIOR az law and Solicitor I'm
soldiers xioSs ~ Prosecuting claims cf soiiiers aud
Oace - Sps,o,ls p and ARREARS OF p.virss- AZ.
gAn Avenue ''D'nS uiice. 1p ssairs. Nichi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

lHE CAUsE OF TIE RETRsAr-Phia5slobi.
Dec l6--Ihe Washington Star has an article
pointing OFT the mis1aassenent IL regard 70
the 0Vntooa BRIDGE aai the repairs 70 tb4
Aqua Creek Railroad, and asks for a. irves-ivs-
ton oy Congress to ascertain Who is % blame
for the celsEs that have rendered abor.ive the
plans q Burnsi1e's command.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
STATE OFFICERS.

ArSTIS BLAIR, Governor
HENRY BAlkD5 Fresilent Of tLe SENATE and g,r
Dylcto Ide4te.44li 1l.rr1or
JAlii-s b FDEItk. -ecr. l4ry VI star.
6bDkSE II HOI-f. deputy &C.,
kANGtOhD e. BERRY. Au1ltor General
ERA JDNfS. Neplty d.
Join OWEN, -ttt. treasurer
JANE, ItkNkk D.laty fo
yyns ~ "hropti Superintendent Pub distraction
COkiLASD u -iiihi.r. neU.tg ID.
s.si. ~. y it,i 'DHi'liss.oilr -i.f. Same f.f...
CYRUS HEWITT, Irputy ao
CHAkLEs lP-ON Attorney f,.ne-sf
J0hN kubfkI-ON A1Iltsnt General
J. H. FvtA4AiN, Qlarter Master General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07


IL s-AtH annual report - the b.ra Of Coz
'foi rl i'i- institution ha- I4-r been .s.--d Dg
i'Ds tle tc1i ending NoF. -1-ls let2, ,-le see
% = Bite all eight co-'.sc bop a-t. t.-I ~l.ci
'''1eu To- -, 'nn'a-r- a. ti- cole -a--n,tat ~
me seaf' makes zis ia al Ilere s.r- DISPOSED
VI D" various way, % white, aud tao co4orel
ooys' o. bon - were re'o.mea lr-st.g .n The
7''''.''. NV -o.i, 1907 ls5 r"ss las W
'o" were "n'ie a-l - c'.or.l- Nasue 90.
I''.'s1 owe. ore i'nfih iif % t'e lad t.s
'-'''''e' '--' staf -''a@i-.d 20 b, he reEs
80 "1i-'D'i' aA4 h-.t eo4uis No lees
a. '' commitments "cre made ~ peffs l-t-e-
i aN1 -'e9 D'l oa- "Ae - been s-A-s ~
we're - oi iofe.5n 'fi. o' p4r-n-
A"'e'ic-'s He 'lies- 90. IS
gre 0-' =e7- 3e-r' OIL pi .Dr
a. - '-l. 49, nave i'-' tlvir i-ta-
''''' --e' "''.' .e's' a"i nave .o=i
ga 7"'7' - lave -srl iniox'cA'ing drinks,
- "-Fe Nal iviA' rs q
me % nave Deen in j-l from one
- nave Pee rli "-- %. oaii i-efchsn-
a-1 .''7' o.i shei-' l' as.r been
l.rTe s-a- -'cs snoH
0H' 1''l..i'' F"Pe-iicA are De P
~" .'7 pe''-D'Hs class Il those ~ho
Il 9t1 ~"-4. ~ '''' anl eur .
- -! ''' examples and iAAaence-- The /
-. " ~ 'ue''.s. 'D'o TIE school
b." 90 j. oS7-
+ - -, ~ 'ie 'assei condition
! ,,d.f-,.It t... Tue i"'''uliol
o''u' 3 O'- NON through the
,,'.--s -'--''s ''''"' o' '"e superintendent and
-. -''' ~ 4ui'e "I- VI
,,., . . +, '"e treasury Oily 60
s-t -. ''i'a-sn 'o' 'ne ia11 'Ho
.,3 - "a ~ ease "'
..,..l .... '' s"'tS' ''n
40 49, SIZE
* -.
Ur'o -, ,o,s ,f a.
uoys- '' COUSIN. shu 'rl-
a tne' ,,.f.rl .... -"''' seu
,n ,.-. 49, @'-0'u ii
'"-Ss reasons Il '1ay
~ = '''" '"e 'eAsa'f 'he
A - an, ''''7' oi oi''.'a'y esIi y
- .n,,.,o'ss t.....,' t''' - Paid
Iti,.,. tf.. ,.... 60. J
20 t.o- .s- ,..... ....,'-. '''N 'p 81
,-.i i.,sr,, t,. ..,,..f '' '-0';-N-
* All .,,..i,'.. ,,,,..,, - b"
p. t,r.,..i, a--,-,.., A'0 ooyt
,- si.l, ...... '''s eI7lo-- -
.a.,-.,- o,Ilo 0-''' .,"@','-' uuloi 7
. tl.. - '''-' ""..' O''r'' nave =
,,..,..l '' '-C cs'@oi'-""rh'' a"d s..
+. ''' 'a'iu Win success
"'' Jus" r oi potatoes 10 q
+, W S"e7' corn . Tons o. nay, eco q
"'1 garden sauce 90 pro u
- - '"s''i'- an' w quarts Of N'
> n
~ '''e ''7'" a.'sF o" soldiers or e
"u- u 10 po's li'sh-i sed since the ~
,1e" Ne'e'ai have been wound y
-'~ ot'ci@ nave died iu thr service All ac
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

ne,-o', "a" ~ a sE AND S0IICIoR. 40 L.
tabIshcd N Is45 ,T'Psh oce Washington p Ss'nFs F
pAred, and Patents obtairc. an SPECIFICATIONS pre-
II the ption Cases taken uoD OF
Advce r;ss S.os 50 desires-that is no r,,,a. ise
ss" ana Circulars sent grataitoasv no sss pay
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

IHE ARST - THz KAS.THA-Tse z-zv q
TIE haBArhs has gone into zinter quarters. and
= scattered from New Greek 70 Point Pleasaat.
Gen Cox has MS headquarters a. Marietta
ieere vii Be 10 movement there for some tine.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

sing. Ncbiy., ,s'or Wm- T. HOUCK. Clerk Ian
JacSs,n - -, Stages leave this House da,i, Ta-
Isns,o', = Johns, Detroit and atsrnI,,, 'i lof
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
DRAVE ING


Cos sS presto ,,a' 3. ssa At IL corner by R r
frsSSl ~ al times o. 90 ,nv h,s. via ms pTay.
sonabs ,n psomptaess AMI sstiss,tiSr S.e lae q
promptly Saasrs lei' with R. raver 4 a. ,ers rea
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
EOGAR axo,

'--Ssins rs Nehisan-N ". Esr,- -
Ted M th-Saa.. %. 's been just conplsts, & me tiar
H,are On WssSi5,ae p 'ne best style sad viz new rr m
o- Lansing House S,ac's s, mar The site OF the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
Judges of Tie CircnifCnu-,.

st Dist EDWARD ia. Wilson
"a NAIHANIfL EAfON
u HfNJAllN b. a. WlIHERFfI
an " EDWIN iAWHlsfI
DID ." BfNJANlA GRAVES
ON " SANtpEu " eRffN
Ith " JOSIAH lLENiI
tth 90 DDll- 81. ID.III
sth " fLA@il- LILLJauS
10th d" JANf- ElHNfY
trPef FeniasHia DANIEL GOODWIN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

Sserstary u Sta,s-WIIIAn q -LWAED " ~. York
Sscrstary y tae Ireafzry---ALMD. q CHASE OF Ohio
Secretrry u N fatzrt1rf Ai4B Viii. af Inlara
SserstIry u a. AaCy-slDLOS w. ~ of Crl-etic.t
Seerstary u war-kb g. sIANIre & l-1nsylr4aa
Pa<aIster SeerIi-liD> LONELY BLAIR 0l HArt land
AaDrney Geasfa.-1DHAl.D BtlE-. of N.--1sri
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

q Prentice says there Is 10 orator IN Amer
ica toss words are q eloquent a. NcClensn's
silence. Little Macs career shows 3 renarka-
be .nssnes Of human nute-sbiiity.-Cs1ano
esalth.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
BENTON HOIST

JoS,s ~ ,StfiSts. lansing Michigan S..
dafT ''AS'n Detroit AMI Nirsha leave 1i,s Ir by, =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

90 tl ~ :, 'ounsellors and Soi,,.ors -,
IN r. ,'.' attention siven 10 ,,f- hl' ni
r e nsPT 1'a Investigation of Land Tt'es '' 'n'ni
= ID fffNCuknr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07

= The report IS denied =. s.. Louis. that
Frank r Blair has resigned his sest in the pres
ent Congress.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-07
RION HOUSE.

roqrtt'r, Jackson. Nchisan This
PuArgei redtt-i and elegantly flr
RolriCrs ans Visitors caa De- accom-
ci ruoulS. first Class fare anu All the
lie, 40 most reasonable prices IT,
E IL Marion House presents infrr.-
apartments large ana well iocaf.f
ore ef-s,rfl f' .~- q anv other
~sa The country The n,,...- % ...,,
I" mas every person II The Nl-,,r
49, r'o'e, K T. ANcIfR. Proprietor
nOl X, Head CLERK. formerly ~ ,he a.
.ae :, fse.Aad a. = Moss. steward. f,rn,s-fr
= SAmes Hotel. Buffalo. y Y 1,--s
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EAGLE HOTpr

MN NJ IAN. AND SURGEON oiHe, Al bis -
calls prome,, N a~'i. 'iatoa County Niehir.n W ,n
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''''"s '"' UT baggage winch hnany
- ''' ''''a! w. proceeded &" pitch our
- "''l "' 'f"iHgi grove of
"''''7 mort" "i thr ciiy' and
" were - s'' nt" cAmr again,
p "''u O. N''"s '' The Soldier
''" o. oar regiment is very good, and
''"s 'quad ID all well and IN good spirits.
7'' q4''e number of the Lansing boss
i'oui Other fesluicnt-, among whom will men
ton the names OF Whit. NJ Her. Ell Adam. Fd
Marsh, Bert. Hudson and several others: all o.
"ho" we're here IA hospital, hat nearly all are
eo"'Aiesceni
Albert kush, OF the 1t, and Adam Straub. OF
''e ''' cavalry also paid IL a visit the otner
nay D"'h are vel Their regiments are also
''',''' Pe' near 'nr ei'y.
Ou' oip"ns' 20 ~, ieit the regiment yes
0-- ue'a0"eu uu'y' having been detailed
''" Oase' 'o1y guard Ih's We accePs
P''''''"' 10 OUT company, and think It
'"e' @iH'e'''eu' as IL Is conceded gen
''' ''''' o-' ''aeN hofses present the finest
-, @"' company Ii 'ne regiment
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c. W. TOPPINC. VI

insson go IAN SSs, ANnSuRGEoNs oace west sl.,
J. r mn 'o''' o.. Presbyterian Church
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ST., ~ w 'ARkAGE MAKER foot or w,sti.,
constsr,i, y. ,ue lansing House Fresh Sfnn. -.
ians.-s i'1 On, pa hind At Reasonable prices '''''
Ir1I
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p. e.. SPkANE

cSea cS,nCd-, AND COUNSELLOR At Law ami solicitor 10,
nshaT so,.,., a.a ,lreat Court Commiss.oaer Mason
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DIR. FR. CHRIST
DART x BINGUArE

Mehsan Mbi.sS ,y.N aSD SSRcEoN oaee -ud dwelling o,
lansing. M.reb NJ Ass We, soors east of ,he Post oac
IV.Eq
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Jusiices of tLc Smnre,,e Cour,

GEORGE MARTIN Chirf Jast.c.
l-AAf 2 ,HH-IlANCY. A-soclsl. Jnst.e.
JAMkS y. CANPBEII
RANDOLPH NAMING
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BY JOHN A. KERR Il
06tial 4irtttorp.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.
THE CARnET
THE ExECuTvE

Presltent-AbkAHAM LINCOlN. of uiir0Is
P,os PrslldrT.t-HANNlbAL hAMIIN or Kline
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.s Il IS said that cOante'feit so cent. post
age stamps have been put in circulation.
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bkOt't WILLARD, WTTrR pavrtp
EDWIN Willis
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s .. l.. LANTEEsNAS
DENJTIssE.
iiORATIO IsKATE

s..t :, mounted on Gold, silver or Rubber n,..
Cn,,i s,lence on Grand street directly Fl,t d,
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BUSINESS Dircrtorp.
LONGYEAR n BUKTCH.

" EANCERY, AND OOIL,TING BUSINESS
~ IONGYEAR. & D.. v. HlFrsT
|.nrsr Michigan
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les' accept the Presidents proclamation.
ana hail II "iih gratitude aud JOY Il is The
ouiy step during this war ia the right direction
ana II the ONLY direction 20 put down the cau-.
OF sne war- We owe It 10 ourselves, to our
cniu'en and 20 our posterity, to see 70 it TIA.
""e" 'hi- rs'eIlon IS crushed the same cause
sAall not again involve u in The same tr..,ti..
WHAT EORGE BANCROFT. rHg TRrr nr,,o
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d. a.. DG'A|S- T.,
lR Mater orr notice anu al Alh'S OF buiitln
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44tA- l29 As
'nilisiration majority 604Il
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