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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

TIE SOLDIERS VorE-Tbe ulanimlty OF the
-9ldiers vote Tor administration caud dates d
rrtaln proof OF the co-rcive power Of military
discipline. 4 fer of oar soldiers morally a.
zee as physlcduy b'aye, have dared The disci
lime VI thvlr supeilOis Oy vOtmg according e.
uelr CONVICTIONS against the o. Ohigate sdmiui-
alion o. The gove,umsnt-N 7 Word.
The World prououuces every Ohio s9idiel
~ho Id not vote tor ValandishAn moral CO"
ard. What a contemplate iusiuuatou. W,
Ipect soon to see this saue opperhead shee
Grating our so,Ciers, and calling them mora
-o~srds, for not deserving TO JEFF. DAVIS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

-. .-.,t.
.AAeu p'''ee d '--s - o'' 80. a..
IL VS. F-H'o'su' D'''''''' = = 80
al &C. '1"- N''-'-'- ~--
'e'N '-'
fA'S 0hAA-As'0'
'ter opposing forces AZ this point na'e oe'"
ga ar some ca'-. 4rl ine'e n'7 o-s'
ae a. = ou either s'oe Toe spec TAI ''''e-P '.
ir.f ihe y ] Tunes siA'e- ''s' A'.''.'
0a -seu, saoF' une s'nee' 'AF -'
tsrniu alton 10 4n oresr A'-n in I'd 10 40 -.
20 -aa. .est'a Oh tae HeKi iia' - e.-e
himself that the iron o.A.= ~vre e4a-i % 'f.
al IAs ~ia eonauce zoe 'Ae''ei'e'' '' To
co sad so muca io~lrls setting ine ei-
1a-. as 20 ,he amouat.f ~orS the iron c.ads ar
-a-stle o. performing
| &c = believed thai J+n~- l''nA = 'c'-f
ns 600 reo-. fro"s- 80 VAT i'.'nl Is
o--i 20 BE- occupied o. sorlt tae sa.nr n-H'es'
.n lie lmmei'lte '.-'a.'s 81 ''' e-''u '''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28
How HOsss1! TIE J.n,n. a o. las. week .a.

How HoNEsT. TIE J0WTn 4 q lsst week sat
nat the majority clau 10 Ohio for Brough j.
7s7 over the majority Of SOL. The .joarna
acked moral honesty enough TO say that O.,
a1.OnO msjOfity aimed was only on the ko0o
sote, and did not Include the v1te Of the soldier
shieh will increase tins mai1rty to nrail
100000, gam Of eboi.t Jorfy thousand Owe
he vote OF 1851 The Journal man did no
nean to lie, or ialsify 10 the least. No, 10. d
sas only carrying out the views Of the editor
that the soldier has no business TO vote all
Tmy should be considered only a. an outcssr
possessed Of 10 rights that copperheads a.,
bound 10 respect
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28
nsgI.I.rE K.gIst.r.


We call the attention VI the Various to~nshp
.oai d. in the county 70 the tact that It Is
arr for them 10 cit as a board OF reg strstIOu, j.
nc mauuer provided by ia~, pfIor TO the -p~
al election 10 be held 10 Tins county Oh tie Z4u
It November. Let every eieetor, also, ~hos
.ame Is not registered, see that IL done III tim
3D. order that ~e my have fuA vote On the l0a
question. Ii l. highly impol tant. IL Is the s
Important Question that has oeeD before The e., c
rs vi this county for heir decision -ince a.,
igauiz4tiOu Of the county, aud the vote shoui.
DC unanimously IN favor VI the loan. Let ~
-ry Individual, as all are Interested, Try aud uisk.
80.
In this city it is necessary, also, that the prop
notice should be Published t~o weeks pro
10 the election, and hando lis Issued as require.
~ law. By All smendment 70 the registi auO'
a., adopted Dy the Legislature last winter, tts
cards in this Guy are required to al but o.,
lay. Let every voter ia the city remember lhn
act, and see that his name ~ registered Whe.
he board shall be in session. We trust that IT,
,Dters OF this city will Tot forget The imporlanc,
9 voting unsni mOusly favor Of this loan, al,
IL highly essential that every voter should D,
ut
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28


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5sz-- 9 - 1913.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

- TIE Chicago Times car's,o- ~ ar-ou-'
Z 'he death o. i cti.sr ea-o- " Ji-e- r
Castle. Of TIE Tecum-rh Head at0 died n
nat CRY o. Wed1esi-T ..-r in 81 De.=.- s-s--
{ intoIics'ion tn 5oiT va found 0g fh.
-oad-'de al 9ss Identified BIZ -oms papers
found To ore % re Dock--s u gre .r'orr.. e.
mans clothing. The Tuaes saw ~ t.= ~ De- c.
before the corouer'- iars summoned ia me cas-
II 50 Drove9 tn4t aopfr ose O'Clock o.
"Wednesday Afternoon. Re had rss-r z f1Ialo-
-treet horse car He Ea- very nncr irfag cared
% that ~hen he vas about 70 lesv- the car near
ne CITY lmrs re tripDed and ieH fo-szrd uyo
ne roz1Esy. sfEn'is III 4nnz be nose b ns1
20 chang Eh~r-Hith % psv ~ return fare
Ard 1svir been i-f- there bY rhe c.1ilct0- h-
al o0En or the sii-Esls and CON ICED o.
'onde do.. Fartaer than that. unti he "a
'ognd dad. er1-uce 49, zsnr T. one
~ ~ pockets E--- 'o8a1 accounts Ei.n s15sc-f
1~rs - osns notes. and p03 ooifie partly
Sled <i'h 50
The jas rendered verde. that .be deceased
hsd = from the Effects Of leuor al other
causes urkno~n-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28


We hsve lust received from ihe Secretary o.
ne sabbath School Convention recently held g.
his civ, the ioio~ioS tran-enp' d" ne p'o
ceedif 2. The cory ~hs accom- p'i'r' os note
rom Mr.. Osborn. stating that absence io"
home prevented earlier attention 10 me subj c.
PRDcEEOlNiS
r. c.;.,.a. 80 S.ht-,b School. met i,. genera
r. a.. ,s
j. e9' a'' o. g-n'A' % os appointing
Crosby. OF Lansing, a. Chairman, ard J. Il
Osborn NJ Osos.o A. Secretary. ana aithouef
..,,..,s... from, ,b-..d No. ma, 40 LARGO. q.
.....s ,,.,h.,t,
'' o7'"
COCO q" o. mere ana '"' WOO Wa "'" o.
Alter organization. the Chair Introduced O.
he Convention R.v Geo Duffeld OF Adria-
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'''of DO ''D'"e.i '''''s' 10 us '''' ''
impress upon me Su'''''e 'De ."po''-'ce g.
s7'e" W. '"e "o'A 81 ''' QUIT
''o'-' me P''''' ''''' '' me ''."- "- D.
come 'e'pTe'- que ''''0' s'' vas '''
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

lE The consolidation Of forces 10 the Yves,
~hleh has just taken place, must place an arm,
Of about 200, 900 effective men under Genera
Grant, and his lines Of Communication are suct
that he will be able to concentrate one hurdre,
and City thousand al any point within bis depart
ment rbereat such Concentration NAV de desra
ole. This must certainly outnumber and over
power any army which the rebels can muster a
any point where they will desire to make AZ at
iack
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

CSKISD 1t has al~ays been considered M
Kind and ungenerousr, not to say ungenslemsnl,
o strike man AFTER he is down. The Prov
l-nce Jlur'ai. in speaking Of Gen Mcclellan.
eiter endorsing the eopperhesd ticket in Penn
.'lvanis, gave the poor soul The following severe
thrust:
L" He i the same kind Of politician that be /:
General He never strikes until il IS too late tc
lurt anybody ost himself"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

- Much 'aIsiac,ion : expressed in oficia
Britain toward this government. The detention
81 the rebel rams. and the expulsion OF the reb
81 Commissioner Mason, hAs grestly strengthened
the opinion that 10 fears need De entertained Of
'urther Interference from this quarter. Those
iauihar ~ith sac affairs also express the oDin
ION that there Is DO danger Of present difficulty
With France.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

NashiuglOu Correspondent of the y I Irtban,,
,uder date OF the zlsl, avs: The work OF a.
.ortiouing the number OF troops to be raisec
luder the iast call Of the President among the
,een begun at the flee Of the Provost Marsha
ieneraL The States tuus lar apporti1ned, an
he number OF men TO be raised oy each, l. r,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

NV GOLD DEPosIrs OIscovERED.-Nev ano
immense gold deposits have been discovered
sthin short distance Of dorado river. sno
shout ninety miles north Of the Overland Ma
route to California. The placers are in Dr.,
sulches Of the mountains.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

~ The receipts Of money paid by drafted
men Low amount to nine millions. which il is el-
pscted ~il De increased by one or Two millions
more. The whole Of this sun Is TO be appropri-
ated for recruiting uuder the ne y Proclamation
II the President
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

ALTERED TREAsURY NoTEs-Ones altered t.
tens are nov in circulation, and people shoule
De on their guard a. IS green backs are seldom
-crutinized closely BY those Nho handle them
These altered notes can easily be detected To,
Ine dollar notes have a Likeness OF Secretar.
Chase on them; the genuine ems likeness q
President Lincoln.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

e By the home vote IN Ohio there are q
Union nen and COpperheais elected TO n,
State Senate. The Cincinnati CARTE SAYS ths
At lsss' i've out Of seven Copperhesds Nil be
beaten by the soldiers Vote, making the Senate
81 Union to COPperheais The House vi
stand about so Union 10 II Ccpperhesd.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

x The complete returns from the State Of
OLio give Brough 90 os4 nisjori,y over the rr.,
or Va4ndigham on the home vote Tois doe
not include the vote Of the soldiers, uhich viii
greatly add to this majority.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

A SEvLRE WISTER The old hunters anc
fishermen are predicting long aud severe win
Ter, because the muskrats are double -allinl
their holes, and because the trout have slready
eft the brooks for deep water.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

STATE ELgcTloSs.->tA.e elections are yet 10
De held this tail IN the following States New
York and Massachusetts,. on Tuesday, Novemhei
Sd; Wisconsin, Thursday, November 9Th De-
aware and Minnesota, Tuesday, November lob,
Maryland. Wednesday, November 4th.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

CoxFosT.-The copperheads derived some
comfort aud satisfaction over their complete rout
aid Geivst ia PenLss wanna ard Ono in s~earin.
At The President and military authorities At
Washington for alo~ing Lee 70 drive Mead
back. distances Of this kind occurred in this
city. They make up their political defeats D,
floating snd ri 'cirg over ~hAtever misiortunes
oeiai The Cuob army
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

TIE DEAD At GATTYsBCRG The PittsDur4
Gazette sfaie- ttat David Willis, State Agenr
yves uo.ce that the arrange ents are neal
,ompIetei for the removal Of the remains OF h,
Cuiou soldiers scattered over the Gettysou's
,at'le he'd 10 the ouryiug ground, which u bein.
repaired by the several States interested 70
heir reception aud proper burial. All the deac
,ll De d.>terred and the remains placed 10
.Ofins aud buried and the graves of those mark
d or known VIII b. carefully and permanent,
vuAiked in ihis Soldiers Cemetery. III, Ii,
attention OF the friends OF any deceased sodici
lake ms remains home tor burial they vii
.onfer a favor by immediately making know
hat inten ion. After the bodies are removed e
be Cemetery, 1t will be very desirable not TO dis
orange the order Of the graves by any reno
walls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

RErALIArIoS.-jef. Davis having 20, HI
oack up on account Of The treatment received
oy Mason at the hands Of the English Cover,
ment, seeks TO resaliafe BY dism-snS al the
BRUSH Consul. tom The lnfederscx.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28
CCNTE

---4f-r rs woes slrsl llr t.- sl.- cclgs %
l...t Aft.--g t-r e-lI ls.r.--, -.sg.l L-llrst
-- seventy e-s-t. I'D tl-y -e s.F.- AL i-sFs, "a 3,
-.r HIt-er i ily-4-l -l-v.- ---lre- ---i l.relly-
.-e. 4-l s.att -l-. s.ral. O.
So tae majority ~ o.. Blar- q -tlts C1-vasssrs,
Irr 81. Gle f9 l- tr-H s-lf RI 70
, RE sl.-s gF.l ll tas Eassl- judicial lstr.-t
tls -a-. ~ District Attorney. 90 tl- -p--.1.
-..-.l- or tlf l4-.t- Cay o. A-..s. D. .-.s.
a.-s --r ---- li Ll-s.-- l-ll -.s --y n. ---.slr,
e. a. lsf1
JWzN. eiafe -rcls-rer.
eAlL LACEY. Goa r state Ll11 o1cs,
bllr- l4-vasssrs.
We ~ -- is-l.g-s- ga 1-ty ~ CO. Bllri -ilts
irF.es-s. 14r-I-. .L4z cation el Gle election
t-r-s from al ll- -I-lti-s tl- E1r--.1 IL -lsl
st--t -. tls State g NLlsa1. 90 l.isi-ile a. he
e--t or invest gll.1. t-at Ait.-V u Elylsil rs
been ~ tla great %. % 10 v.t-s 4.--.-- -
--s o1-s ~ Hatr-t Att .ra-v fa- s4il Ds.rlrt
--ss or ----s a. Ll-s-s, t--s 44st ~ ?. C-to-
beg i-fr
OWES STATE Trelslrr-.
eAAL LACEY. Com g state fa,- Gee,
b1lrt ~ Cl-T-cl-rs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

e Henry b. Cleveland supposed to be IN,
nan that murdered Mr.. Depew, OF Chelsea, q
hort time ago, has been arrested, and i nov
81 at Ann Arbor. De AS found at Camp Doug
as Chicago, having enlisted 10 the regimen
4 SharpshoOters, now stationed there. de j.
% for stealing cattle. lie has also been arresteg
lnce as deserter IRON tue army. De was We
known in this sec ion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

q Il is reported that the new frsctioaa
currency that has been Issued vii probably D.
suppressed. AZ failure, both as regards paper
and engraving.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

- Hon EdAard Everett vii deliver The
Orauon 81 the c'usecrstion OF the National Cen
ei+ry. on TIE battle Geld Of Gettysburg. 90 the
Pm Of Noveu Der uexE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

e The Paris >isrs Pays and 0Pision Va
iiONals ridicue tie idea OF giving any counte
nance TO Alexander q Stephens, should be ar
i've there Cd mission from JEFF. Davis
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

tE HOo. EHhu B. Wsshogrue. Of Illinois, l.
nance among the prominent candidate. for the
speskership OF The House OF Representatives. IN
th= next Congress.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

- The Brr-h government has formally &c
% the rebel rams alely constructed At the ship
ard Of Lard OF the A-rsey. The determine
land taken BY our government has suddenly
fought John Bull 10 his senses. As The pros
,~cts Of the southern Couiederacy become grad
l,ly less hopeful the friends aud abettors o
he rebels both 1t home and abroad become more
md more iuke~arru. The time is not far dstal
.heu it viii be hard 10 fad a man 10 this or any
.tner county, ~ho vii ackuo~ledge that lie
yer -ynpatn zed win the rebellion, and muc
49, aided or soeited ;he rebels ia their heilist
!0t Neu are quite numerous nov, hOweyer
some foreign countries, aud even m our oWi
aid-f. Hao openly proclaim their sympathy IN
is direction. They should BE- branded while
ne G, il on them, in order mat they may be ga
.iiy recognized Ia the iuture, aud 50 that when
aey shed their coats the mark will remain.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

~ Several papers 10 Pennsylvania hsve
no'sied the name Of Abraham Lincoln a. their
choice for the Presidency in 1854.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

q Vsusole esd mines have been discover-
I'd al Ne~port. y g., and immediate steps are
70 De taken 20 ~ork them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28
FROH CHATTANOOGA.

Gen. R0secraos has been s1per-eded bv Gen
Thomas, in the command Of the army OF tn
Cumberland TIE charges against Gen Rose
Grams are numerous, among which are those pre-
erred against him bv Gers NcC0ok and Crif,en
ceu Of unofhcer Ike condrct or tie battlefield
f pane stricken fight from the battle eeid "a.
Chattanooga while the battle vas 10 lis cfi-i-
and Of uusoldleriy and mischievous oou6uc
in publicly reporting. on reaching Chattanooga
20 both officers and men that the 0sy was ios-
Supersddeo TO this l. alleged Government reseuf
uent OF his cisobedieuce Of positive orders 10.
% fi=k general engagement by advancing De
yond Chattanooga before be "a. reinforced
a 50 impotence Of his disposition ard handing
MS troops on the fe d. /. is plead. in behsii q.
the General. that be vas subject to attacks o.
epilepsy Of severe nature, and also 70 fts ~
mental depression. caused 5y profound religion
views entertained by hin. 1t is also charge
against hin that be -as addicted 10 tie nsbi,ss
s-e Of opium. Il Is sell kDo~n that Gen Ia
lsck hss had some sharp correspondence nth
Rosecrsns since tie battle OF Chattanooga.
Although Gen Rn-ecrsns nav De guilty Of all
the charges preferred azairst him. " FEEL IT,
clined 70 award bin Just u I'D Of prai - for
D. noble and heroic conduct a. the battle -
Stone river. and Oh many other occ4sions- "
think / but justice to tbe General - allow bis
good deeds 70 eItenuats il measure n his BE-
half when accused Of sreivo1s wrongs, many
Of which nav undoubtedly be attributed to
ualiciousaess On the part Of some individuals.
G-n- Grant arrived at Chsttanooga o. the
evening Of The pa inst
No military movements worthy Of note have
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

q From January TO September 10. OF thi-
yesr, there was imported 70 Great Britain s.e25
59s gallons OF petroleum from tie port Of Ne~
York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

~ The Great Eastern Steamship Conpsn.
bss gone into bankruptcy
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

= A ate arrival on the Pacific cos=r frorn
Japan. e2~r,s he desess O. lie Fri 81 .orces
u TIA; cJus,ry.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

q The fheial returns from al the eouu;iss
u rennsylvAniA give Curtin Is, 2s6 D.jOrisy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

q The Russian sset. uos a. New York, in
tend TO visit Washington this -eek.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

y TIE drait in the State o. Ne- jersey has
been postponed untl January next
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

taken place at this point during the past week
Ii wss rumored. however. al the date o. TIE la
adgices that Atlanta aud Rome were At'AAeo
rom the rear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-01

mos "a OF ,Ae hoard o. suy-r, sirs of Wet
eli, itrt County va, held q. yy.tie.div ,v.,i... g.,
Tar suoh nca'u." a. m.ghs d. ,uel ac r-s'sy Ia
r"7srd to Ga, Anllcipa 81 .y.n,.. ..lti... VIM ,.sI4
-. 4. -. ., a,
N'"' f"i' m tue SUNDAY h.''.'' -" apo r''i
r''ct NJ, iit,r ~hio., Ar WOOD tue tl'iimar 4 Q
.,,n,.... $50, .y,teI t r. & .,.,, ,t. ,i....., 4,
''
tna'' MI ho'S ~ Leo Az ''i''t'' W II To .u',
by special ms'-eug-i, .s tilr v.us o. tl ..iHII..
70. ,t.' ~ w ~, =" Wy .''s ~ " y 's 'e4''.t
A'r ht ~ ~ 'HFro t"'sittt ti.|'. ~
,.-. ~, "a, a., ., fl. '~'
WI" =, w. w. " W.. - ''' -. ~ .e
i y " ~ l' -, "a. So. No. "' 'l''''' .
FNa 9eH "hNs - l'en NJ TOO .F,' .. .'"i AIt It"
nay geIo 10 '1' Hh Wig l. "a. l.'As - IA -'.
VIZ OH tuu W ls"' ~. ~ .'r, -" h'"l Il
lh'L'}. ~ =" H. '''t.l * iu ~ 20" 80 = lst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-01
Tho Privatecr FLORIDA

Ellvood water, Es,, s-es tao II tl, loar' of IN
isrwriie has ree.l,ed -f'er from ilcrii.da ofJA
ly -, Of Sbich the ioilo~in' ,tlssct:
=. as iva,ref FLORIDA ttiil la r,rt her tc,,r.
tut having heen delayed ny {. te u,.I 81 ta. nAyI
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I'D have m.de al sn'y csp'u-r - i,s =. Ie, ,rc,d
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sn infytio q.Aity ani NJ sso si,ct ,.r,;. u q"
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VAndor ~, when '"l by nc Acne, did ~. ,u.r
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