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From our Occasional Correspondent.
+ CoLrAnrs, s. G. Aug. 1st.

'.., CoLrAnrs, s. G. Aug. 1st. 4.
Deor Enferprise-I have just return
Cd from ri,ii to Gen. Jolinston's Army
in Mis-.. and will give YOU a short, &c.
count Of the condition and welfufe ofour
8. c. troop. in that distant part nt the
Coniedcrxcy. The object of my visit
VAS 10 carry 10, Of testnments to dis
tribute among them from the baptist
CoIr"rtage Society OF this State. The
+. X. Conductors on every road, were
so generous as to pass me, and the
boxes gratis. to my destination, exccp,
one hi'sissippian, who could only do SO
for tie doltars and, ccnts, rs he express
ed himself. On tho Alabama and Miss.
Il. r. we had AN accident to the train,
in Which one man was crushed 10 death
instantly, aud ten wounded. The man
killed WAS . Texan, had-besn wounded
three timss, taken prisoner thrse Zines,
and was th en- discharged and going 10
see hk mother. lie had not seen. her
for two years, and>jnst before he was
killed, he was speaking Of the pleasure
it would give him to meet his loving
mother, q. that place, ofall others in this
world the dearest. But without one
msments warning, he WAS called to his
long home in eternity, How uncertain
is life! How mysterious the ways Of
God .,..... ..-. 8. - .,--...
Whom I arrived ct Jackson, ourforces
we're engaged with the enemy on the
west side Of Pearl River. and for four
days afterwards. in the sntrenchments
they lay for eight days, with the foe
near them to shoot if they showed their
heads above the works. Gen. Gist's
B,igsds did not suffer very much,
thougts small number wore killed (I
do NOT remenbes the number) and some
wounded IL was held ~. reserve. :.
g.. The loss in Eyass' brigade was not
heavy. II had = position in the sn.
.trsnchnsnts. The long march from the
Big Black and the sxposure in the .sn>
.trenchnsats, wsnt Of exercise, and full
saffciepcy Of food and good water, made
quite . aumb<y sick, and many went to
the hospitsi; ;bfokea down and wore out.
The ask arS sent 70 MsridiSn, and from
thence dAtribd,ea 10 the hospitals. ~
Enierpsises yMssQn, and Lapderdale
Springs M;sax fhese hospitals are se.
syvell ,kApt fn thep present position,
:hs sasssr 10 tslsrabiy good. They are
in ihs yoo,s win no tents, and very
few blank ~ RAtions are light, but from
the leoks II the men thsy DO not safIsr
from. A~eSF. The laie, ,rsvsfsse hed 6
depressing efssts pee the army 5Spt IS
Is sesSss ~ TAsy ne ready when
so1ks 70 tssiisse she ps,t
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- aREENyuLE, 8. q: =. 8. 6.
rhnfsdax Morning, August Is. rses.

Ey Tho members Of the Butler
Guards Statehood, and alt e,bsi who
ifeeltdhposed, are requested 40 mset al
MeR Bees Hail., On Monday, 4 7th inst.
sfos the purpose ,of akag up pnders
.cl6.hing for tho Js6issf .6astds. tAiI
tbose who have lskesnS soets:or gloves
70 knit, viii please bting them In. :; :. :
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S:s'A RE Consc,ipts wi.Ling to- yolun-
'eeE,into an excellent. company Of ia
faniry, ashonId call at tlier -Gsas;lett
House and leave their rame. with Capt.
J. l.. Sorrusns, commanding Con.po.
by !, Ist Regiment, s. c. ", who
wishes to msks accessiors 10 hi. com.
,n'apd. Is. m escvlIen, choice, and one
whici, ,tboy viii not iesfst making. ;
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be Aaaibfgtl Gattrprisf
issssstsp wsskIr M ~,
EPISJsIE& BAILEY, 9.
Far Anntsnf. ia Adyancc.
; pvKn ffsEMENry

y. !. . .-kf-<<SRFhlt1IofsMEfSIb q. = . .
xviii dehtsertedss at tho -rntes OF one, dolins
end NIFTY yscents per square, of 10 Minion; lines,
pc lcss. for tlis iissf inserf rfson. sserouty ave
cents fcs the second and slsird iisertians, and
HftT vents for eaeK rocscding iuserty6n. 4. IS
<Obitapry and Msstiaec notiees, Tfiktitcs Of
{tesPceS nominations. Or rsunncuncemefts for
5taoe. arc charged for Tho ssme as adveftiss-:
Advestiscments sent IN. withoatst,,e nnifobey
v finserfionsspecifcd; will be published Il salptii
Ricrcd ont and. .cbnrGcd for accordinglys \.
"a psts- Persons 1ssiug Mt n distance may COM
ntc how much thcir bills VIII amonnt to, by.
conntipg seven words TO the pne. y 4 . Z !;
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rns AEApAnA EIsGrIox The re-
tss1a 90 Mrs say& the Montgomery Ad,
;yystisss, eslsles beyond question ths
lflteliee % HI Watts to the office Of
) !. sSesedt 6yss large najoriiys Ness,s.
Glsaskshsass, chslicn and Ossptoa are
ssse'sd cssssst.isnAl representatives,.
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RIcnnosp, August q.


. The French Asnsy -ia Aericos--G Gen.
.Foreys despstch 70 The French Minister
Of War, dated Jans :. 10th, Gays: ~
bHye justs tsentered the City Of MEXICO, at
the head Of the sssay: The whole pop
nis.ion Of Che city received the army
with entha:iasn which bordered on de-
lirinp, and ibe soldiers OF France were
literally crushed. under The showers Of
garlands and boqusts. = / 5hsss been
present with ai1 tie officers Of The staff
at Ts Dsansin the magnificent caihs-,
aval Of this capital, and The immense
crowd received mo :wjsh, crissc a. V7vs y
Emptreurs This populssicn; strongly
slesiieA order, justice and liberty. In
my replies 10 their repSsssstsaises. I
lasss promised them these, 10 she mans
lof theEnpesor. = ), =
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". - IVY AsNps. 1910. y -
MM CAsBr:--As & cisixen. Of the.
souehssa CenSsaeFacy, dszpls istsfssted;
IN the success Of aha revelation, I ssk,
sPacs inzyour oplaH,ns % naaka 4 6sw,
sagessaioas, which i hope, if sppsosed., !,
INMbs aagpseab by sbsrrsssSf tis South,
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The Brooks Troop.

4 -'s'sE -'tNs--s a 1850 - 80 - V'hhSss
| -Lsty z. y ~ e--A-------s s.--@----- ...--.
| &-y;3-5 The Brooks Troop. :. d
- We have teen permitted to make tls
following extracts =hom "A private letter
received from Cap. .LEosA ARp wifIiaMus,,, IS,
of,he Troop. HTas newsauf,llrs deatl,
Of I lent. Fisaop W;ILErxas, wiif.6Ss NJ.
eeired With deep regret 10y. Ids many
friends and aeqosintenees.5, His imn.e,
-s%%Hye family, have tl,e eonrnisssra,ion
Of tue entire Town. - - - s.s-'-'~r'
The tstter is dated ,be, aii insi., fson,
camp-sear' 'Cpirpesya. 49, -.
Yesterday We had apoiLer Of the
most desperate lights of ,f,e war, for
tie numbers engaged. The Yankees
crossed the Rafpabannock in lSrgs
force }, one-or two divisions Of cavalry.
and one Of iGE.nuy. Our. brigade mel
then, which diT not number more than
500 'oen. We:wsre OPPOSED. I Judge,
by i've Dimes our Di'inl+r. The fight
lasted from IL O'Clock till uear night.
Ve lost gs~d, many men in wounded
1 received q flesh wound in the lower
part Of the neck and sl,ouhier, from. a
pistol. shot ~. is slight, and hope to
be well in ten day 5 or two weeks. !
received the shot ina hand to hand on.
counter. used my sabre en- him. to
some purpose, though be got sway. l
regret 10 tell you tlrat Lieut.. Pierce
u. Williams received wound from
which he died this morning. VIM.
fAeinpAon- received n slight wound in
The iit,le tiuger; euuning gl,aui and l,ny,,
each slighlly wounded by a shsll i; Hol.
loway O. serious. wound in the side {;
Cooley and TLornburg ,slso received
tslightawonnd.. NY eoinpsny also had
ftlree llorses killed and four wounced.
MSScolnmaud probably saffered more
dian any other in The regiment. I re-.
sret the death Of Lieut. Williams; he
v
was agood Officer, brave soldier, and q
gentleman. Campbell Williams, and
Stephen Smith were taken prisoners
while in attendance, upon Lieut.. VIII.
! hams. The wounds Of my men are all
SO slight that mono OF them bat ,IIollo.
way have been sent to the hotpi,ai. i
tam with the regiment. but DR.. Taylor
advises me to 20 TO a house for a fex
days, which Think I will do to-rnor-
yow. i think my wound viii heal up
4 N the conrss Of two weeks al farthest
kH my men behaved well 10 the agL,
good many were no, engaged .ome ,i
deasebea, ,.some sick, other. had disabled
horses ! have 4 company. Of fighting
Boys ;sthey haye pro.sd themselves on
many, occations. T. sincerely symps-
thize with Mrs. Williams and her fami.
! Iy. Pierce, I have no doabt, was the
favorite Of the family; Bis death will
| bring docp sorrow upon therp." - =
r-----A5-s>-~----a-A - -
| 49, RIcnAosD, August g. :.
Y'be E.eorI Hr...., -. A...~. y a..
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Gbt 5aatbirn Grtfrpriss,

I Our Motso-a..n naaal uixhss to Ar1..,F
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Y BsssAsas AeesslAry Of ssssS Il.
- fhs pApess sssrseut ths cssfsds
te@ty dAye tkssysstsS. and end tiisir
!. '"Ss f''sss W. q aae Dsssi
AuS ", M 81 ~ a
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SAVINGS BANKS.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BAyX
"A 80 ~, Chatham sluArD N,uN
SIX PR cry. ISrEkESr Al niyrb
Inherent on none Deposited on Or bsinr. Dot .i',
Bank "'cn d',' from ,nto 2, sndo,o.rn
NJ ~ VAN PEl,r, i'rrsid-u'
. thAkLES ID. HALEY Irc,,rrrf
l. cooPkE, s,osetsrI. ~
MhcilhSius, AID TRAuEk,' >ivIhG>
ron llAhto EN-. inte,.,, st,b rs gp' ~ D.,
"u' psl IN allowed sums o. .l1lu and VI e.
nsno.,' S.h per annum 90 sums ovrr q 4 suI"in'
,spo.ts uiAuo On Oh befn,s OcioHcr .. nil dttV ~
'is., rom that date. CiIAs PICK, irss hEs'.I
- iiSiEt, Sec.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANk. COR or
a hst; and 9Th avenue Opsn daily from ! toa
Wednesdtgs and ssuIdlJs hpn 10 r. "
rLtpr c'n', interest sllO.sd. houe's l"b s.'tt w.
~ oriorr Oct Ia, vii dfas ibttrf,t ON th4t e..
lhOs CtKislS, Pest II ~ liz s'1'y, 10
SIX PER CaNT lNILkiSi
- CilIXENs' fiiIN - RANk,
eu!por 81 BONrr5 sud ,Aual 81 bprn every n. uu.
TO :, and On Monday, Wttns'is, aud traay .v.u
inca from BIO :,
interest vii cof4mruce Oetober lat, 1862
bank looks ia i-ls "a, t.r nan aud IN
tDl.GL IQL;Os Pc.
sktApLA . ~ NIs, 49, ~
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ENGl\LFl. " ASlED-M DkklNG Hour
IIf-nra IL ~ night 10 u ~ noon; engine !" horse
rorer: iight work good ~srrs location HAVEN (;
~ lttlor drinkrr Wan'si. 90. ie S.eu and , =
NJ Nm. MONT STORM, 5. Cedar 81, thiId toct,
fs,t iuf
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('OACHMAN VANILLA SINGLE MAN
~ who 10 hrii rate si'y a. ser s'rc;y soosr .nd
r.sny. oblg ng sud a good room. Nono othe
s,cd apply, ct "a ulton o.. bes-r-u u .. III. ani
il, ~ 10
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ENGRAN AIION WANTED "
IL lad. Ii ycar. Of 49, 10 tnisl bs trade; hss b.e1
9 year. s. the bIsin.a. Rest rtv rtier-uc.- Ne
Sir,s A. SlHkLk, 20. WCsi A.. h -. ~
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EXPERIE>CKD OPERATORS on ".
Law zach ne. stab sarss' also hard and ins
ch ne ~ork given ou,. Cal o., 'h' week, 2la Ns,t
lth Y
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COMPOSITORS- hSltD lmni- ns,ely
IN ere; cixs. hQok and eu los'ors tor STEADY
sat. AZ - tbd % ceuts 80. Iuuv =, cent?
t.u-, aud sls 10 week JOAN A. CRAY GRE
IL and Is Jacob 1t. IS
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GOOD WAGES ASp STEADY WOKl
NJ for shse,-iron ~'ft ,is, a. ID" Fsyls Iss -to,
Nsnuinrtory, "A Brosd-ay. %
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RuY wASIED Al mi. j NGEtNiNn
lINus n,ss. with good iccouitlor3ator' Amy ~
PHI lips 4 CO. ~. Ero.dssy, before o'c.o,k.
A n los
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Nv -
,,, unn.. ~ hr an gn,, s,a w'i.y,, ~
,rr,.,, 80, ~, ,.u..,. ~,
w ~ ip,N' no' Nun iu ~
o,ur .nt.a r1a "p xAYPl M sa' M i n
IN 10
~, Nirf TAtIny r., M IrNI
w raj nor. >o,. ~ Ny'ad hama need ,,,',
Spr days Al last Wahinstou slu.re. y Y. Is
xur.NTlE A,,,D t,t-nNpy\,.>.
w bc,, m. birh .cl,rn' Appl" 5. r lrd
r Is
,.,,,.,.t,, ,t.,,, 4, .u,,.n son
NJ - RI ~ ~ ~ hA>f., ftAf fok
,',i ID, d., u. so,th "a .f ,nr",o.
bush " ~
,xTrG rp,rt-r,Sr n,N,s,
N ANiEl'-H ihp iE>'ANi ON AM
,"'u' u's' "a, If 20 ~ ,i' q"
y,i fnu,ii,. ,otsistin. o. gentleman and isd,
Ayr.v I. III. Pro- .itn,r IN plu,n..nt A.t4ry, a..
f''f'h ave. b Two '-'h 'nd '3'h its II?
N{- NN1ED 4 -SECpSi,lItSD Coz y
w ter 40 ny j. tie long. a Ia d,a~rrf Aad-.,.
90, SlIR, b,1 30, = IN ui' &C. gls
N-r,-t, r,yu ,,-,,, u,,r a.,
w I',t h,n,.n, ar p., -, n,n,n, Ami, to
NcIOi. t,ilI.IN UHOs., " Br.ki. t. -
WANTED GOOD HANDS TO MAKE
W o.. tr,nIning, and O. nam nn. ago vounssir,
,.s = mn, ~ .uu IL hH|hNN' 81
w d. ., MAKING. yooa SAVER viii ne paid shils
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DOY WANTED THAT thN DRIVE A
AJbSrse Apply bsflr. ~ alieI o'clock a. ".
CILMoIr :, is6 Wee @sth VI To-,
nOY WANTED A. RAYMOND < BRO. g.
AJCortlapd o.. LEO
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a NHttLWhIGHT WAIVED All Isl
"A y wArk avsaus, jersey CITY A good hand car
ooa N the 6ouss. and have steady uo.k. Ap2l,
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A.OSE AND llDlND.

! OSI-ON eth Az, BET. 18TH ST. AND
- West Wssh'neion Piace, TUESDAY,, Sep, ~, .
pocket hooh containing n ANAL amouut Of money,
n" nnder viii CONFER . tsyur and receive liberal
rrvs-d 10y lesvins II With the owner, 81 barrow st.
vh"rs II vi be identified
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$31OAslnL bst uu 81 ws,,. WAy y. y, "a
ing the above sum tof Substitutes tLis hy, ~ 100
tie uty, each IN hand Agents aud kuraaf. 4. b.
better with us than any other concern In The
Can aud zee. iens aud non-r.-id Mt at s.i,.
cash By soaps out OF the city for -. " gisraaIt
the above sIuount to ali sblcbodid men mo "a
e 30 ior ~ q. olsitutcs. L. member tie p.r, ,
HILL 4 90. 81 Mhits II D
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\\IAN1ED A IiiiEb-uAhD Al lHk
w Baking business; one to max. himself sencraliy
ussiu Apply 49, Thrd ave-. lila i,in. -
WANItD--A iil;Sl RATE PACKER Oh
w nm sia'' Nrpy a., ,.' A"n'n Lsns,u? "'sr-o.
MIAMI Ii'-AN HONt>i AHp INDUS
w lone hoy. ., cd shnut ~ or IA, IA At snd
s-uc.s ,ioie. OsIior days al 2ah seventh ave. 20
NANIID-A coon EHLktNHk. GAIL
w Il lANW tNDA Blsl,G-, 10 MAIDEN la"
tod, At D. ociogk y.
\k'ANIEL- -IitL coon HAT Ei.pfE~
w "p singer ms 10 i's. a nv to iiN Nsudipr
tiI'. cor Kan nj and W alDr al II, IFoof iyn's
AIANlLD--A TAILuE 10 WORK ~
w cti. ON coats slso, .siores, lYqair. No IL
Wulett at. q
NNANlkD--AN ENrFliIENCED fORE-
w NAN tu bread aud cskc, TODD vsce- IN.
s'tsir sork. inIdifc NJ $50 ptA ave bit 10 snt a.
O'Clock a.u. 90
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tOR SAIE--A GOOD CHANCE. \ St.our
chunky tuit hrr" 'ultsblo for suv WORK g. u 4
b. sold f1l 80 a. III Owner has no sork to- m
GUY" Tor Gro VA ISilN, cot ol q Iur. 90 n.r 3D..
" Cd st'., IAN NILS SOU Ia hook u no
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ENOR SALE "A SPLENDID MiLiTAl>
ho 81. years old, 10 hand Lish, to te s,eL a.,
Mr.. HHkklDANs stables. .Os Jss u. D'ooklyn. n.
he seen Until sod 1li
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GC00-SU BSTlTUTES WAhlED-W
T'(OO viii pay three hand Ell doinrs sn.l H..
hand, aud state and noystnunsat boantiHs. t. .,,
Millisms X
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A WOMAN WHO LOST nLR BABf, Five
"A seets old. viii full breast OF uilk Wans che to
puIse ., her on house. Can f1r days o, 6s Mott
D., ID hoor. room D. front buildins iy3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

The Republican county Convention assem-
bled in the Court House at Mason on Thurs
day Feb. 9th. at u o'clock. and was called
to order hoy d. N. Baglcy. E-q Chairman ~
the Republican county committee.
Ga motion L. b. Potter OF Lansing. was cleo
ted President OF the convention. and john ".
Phelps Of Mason, and George 7. Sanford O.
Lansing. were appointed Secreiare-
Mr. Bagley stated the business OF the conven-
ton 10 be the election Of four delegates 20 the
Republican State convention 10 Dee held al De-
troit, on the 18th inst also. six delegates 10
the Judicial convention Tor this circuit when
the same shall be called.
ON motion Of Mr. Phelps. a committee @;
three on credentials. were appointed by the
chair
Messrs. John ". Phelps Arnold Walker and
Theodore Hunter, were appointed such com
mittec
After consultation the committee made their
report which was accepted AID adopted.
On motion o. Il. a. Barker the couv niion
ballotted tor one delegate TO the state conven-
ton. d. " Bagley, Of Lansing. having re-
ceived a majority Of the votes cast was q. clar
cd elected
A second ballot resulted in the election of
John Dunsback OF Mason Sidney a. Russell
OF Leslie. aud james N Williams. of Williams
ton were elected rira roee 90 complete the
delegation 10 the State convention.
Each Delegate was authorized 10 appoint
suhst tute in case De himself vas unable io at
tend ihe conventions; the del, CATION a--,mblcd
at the convention were empowered o. fli any
vacancy that might exist in their number or
cast the fun vote 10 which lueham county is
entitled.
II A Barker Of Lansing John IS. Phelps,
Of Mason. D. l. Cro.-man. Of Ineham. VIM
Hasne- Of Leslie. E. Il. Angel. Of Bankerhll.
and II / Heud rsou. a. mason. were appo n,ci
delegates TO The judicial district coayenton
when the same shall be called. These dele
gates we're also empowered 10 appoint -utsti-
tatOs in case AZ their inability O. aite.d
ON motion of James ]. Mead hall9, vas tn-
ken TO express the choice Of TIE convent on for
candidate for supreme Judge at tlc ensuing
spring election. Hon. james v Campbell, u
Detroit. received the unanimous vote o. Ito
convention.
o. motion o. Arnold Walker Hon Edwin
4 Lawrence. o. Wa-Aieraw, VA. declared % be
tAe unanimous choice Of the convention ior
candidate for Circuit Judge Tor this Judicial
district.
On motto. Of Mr. Phelps, ihe county com
miiiee aere instructed to insert notice iu IT,
ture calls for conventions, that 40 delecat slail
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

Gen. Davis division. with cavalry aud arti.le.
~. has been sent to intercept the rebels Who a.
tackled Fort Doneson under Morgan. We bar.
led ] So rebels a. Fort Donelson. Gen. Forrest
VAS wounded
New York. F,b :.
The Worlds correspondent aiiA Banks sxpe-
di.ion. writes that F4rrasuts aeet is 50 dmia.
shed that il won't be possible % attack Port
Hudson until reinforced.
Memphis, Feb. 4. va Cairo,
The steamer Adeiuo has '4si srrived from
Yicksburg. Size LETT she aees 10 opposite ne
civ. A terrible snow storm wss in progress
The ram Queen Of tie West ran Ghe blockade
ana brared he rebel battei oa Monday morn-
ing Al daylight Over one hundred heavy siege
guns belched forth their 60. 'a's opoa Der as
Sue steamed sandy past. Tee uc,-e OF the
e4un0nsding was terrific.
The rebel boat also oFerc1 Gre upon che
Queen. Which the osecn returned ard crippled
ue Rebel steamer. The Ols,n shsu passed to
the foot OF tie Canal, al there STAYED uaui l
N. when she .eit Joy The Ie.at below
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

necessary means. TIE constitution was adopt
ed for the protection OF the country, and under
thar constitution the nation had a right 70 e1-
erci.e al the powers hat we're necessary for the
protec-ien OF the country. II martial law was
necessary 70 the salvation Of the country, mar
tial law was legal for that purpose II i vas
necessary for Judge, for tie preservation OF Or
der, 20 punish for contempt, he thought u Va
necessary for a General 10 exercise the coatfo.
over MS cam D. 10 imprison traitors, 10 arrest
spies and 70 intercept communications WITH the
enemy. If this was necessary, al this was !e-
gal"
But it is said that there Is no neeessity for e1
ercising the power which the President has exer
cised Of making arrests and suspendi2g the ha-
beqs corpus. ia the loyal States, where courts
are devoted TO the Union, and have ever been
faithful 10 the Constitution and laws
WAC Is the Judge Of the necessity Of the meas
ure, II the Commander in Chief had not taket
upon himself the responsibility Of determining
the necessity, and summarily exercising this pow
er, Maryland, Missouri aud Kentucky, where ID
doubtediy a majority Of the citizens we're loya'
would have been, as other States were, carrie
] over 10 tue I4Ah- VI llt1rJAf ~ nc AtA--7 49,
articles Of a reasonable, but active minority
eighteen months ago. II the same spirit Of op
position 10 the Government, which animated th
dis'oyalisis in those States, IS at work in Ne'
York, New England or the North West, se Sc
TO reason against the exercise Of the power b
the President 10 the one case that would not sp
DIV nith equal force Ia the other
Because there is less treason in Michigan q
day, than there was in Maryland in Apr
ls6l, constitutes no good reason for forbearin
70 DO here, what was then done there. The OIL
question il, whether there Is enough Of treaso
here 10 endanger the cause Of the Union? an
t there be, can il be as effectualy put down b
a resort to thecourts, a. by the exercise Of tn
military power: One is slow, tedious and unce
tain. The other is quick and eficacious.
The power undeniably exists in the Pfesiden
as Commander in Chief, ard ia his Generals, {
Sc, aside the laws, and declare martial Jaw
their stead, ia case OF necessity. Who but
aud they shall decide whether the necessity doe
or does not exist?
40 honest, loyal man has any right 10 con
plain Of the exercise Of this high power 4
NJ. Douglas, in the speech above quote
from, said Of General Jackson, so We say of II
President in the exercise Of this power herei,
tore, lie deprived then OF the power to con
mix treason, bat deprived them OF no power thi
an honest nan would desire 70 exercise, and
imposed no restraint that any man devoted
bis country would regret
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Cen. ButI.r

The TrJ',ne's Washington coref9oa lent tel
egrsph- that this officer all az olce resume Dbl.
command Of the Cuff Department. ri.a biz head
quarters al New Orleans, and soon a. higher
po'ai 90 the N----'pri. r. ada.
40 or, here could te'. Gen. 3 i''sf sav he
Ws- recalled. I- jer 4-ei Be- would caeari.'-
ls Cary ou' ne plan formed f3r tim or t-e Gov
ernmsnt d ft- ref.- we're gwen 1im O.e ~
tic means bel. ? 81 al such as t.af ah'c1
Bal - commands NJ Nes ef|e-l- Or ffs- ahich
Sherman md hcCl-fasri command
To organ y A. African Army rif. or Gle as-
si-tsi c. and cD-operat Or ~ = etItc ARM be-
declared 20 os our % the qI--tol ard rae 'ter-
i4r7e va 5000 preselte1 ~ leaving Gen Blt-
l-r e. -Dets enc wint-r sl1 spring ~ home a.
Lo~el si-n his boy, Or 20 sent h.m 30 tase tie
pac- ri Gen. Banks or tlsf ~ Gen McC'ernsnd.
il- - OF h.srefurn. have the trooss f9r Ef icr
Pc b. q a v4i,. aid more tlaa once. f1oaths
before bee 49, suspended. IT, wI have ner
r~spo.- 0..iti-s AID broader lied of dsr7. To
hi'n, clite a. mach a- 70 Gen. 8cC.er1a.f AID
G=u- grant. tae Wr-r msy lo0k % open and 70
keep open TIE v --i--ipoi
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YIN TO IT 7 Y
Since nay d-pHtch 90 thi- morning Gen TUT
tie has received the 'o.lo~irc 900 regard 20 iae
Fort Donei-of aHur-
PADUcAR, Feb To BHe Gtu Tuffe .-
The last dispatch received Ter. from noncl-on
states that the rebels ~ere r,pu.sei with ioss
IN the fight OF So killed ard 90 taken prisoners.
Wounded and captured were continually be-
ing brought ir.
Nhrn thc boat 'eit the iori FOR this place. the
rebels were still ia toll retreat Gen Forrest,
Who commanded in person at ihc altacs. VAS
wounded. and McNairy. a rebel Colonel. was
among the killed. ltappears thatF ood'- battery
Vas captured bs the rebels once. o4i re caiterei
10y ihe SD Illinois, Col Hrd.n- Tbs is al
that j. 4t present known a. Forests latest raid
Our forces from Fort- Herman ana Henry are
in pursuit
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25-A' the February term c. the Circuit
Court IN Monroe county, Judge Wilson presiding.
a '0un'erfei'er named HOyt failed TO appear
dis bonds we're reduced to $500, that sum was
PAID over, and the bondsmen released.