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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21
OHfc;al War Bulletin,



10 CT. Pix
The following official reror, Of the great
victory yesterday Icy Gen. Thomas and his
gallant army over tLe rebel forces under
General Hood in lrol- o. Nashville was re-
ceiycd ills morning.
one OF the most surprising circumstances
connected Nitl Tile great achievement : the
>lla4l loss suffered .t oAr Hoops cN-lcng.
among other tlin-s- ,.e ADill.r.-'.e sNlA ana
caution ol Gen. laeala, .' h.s Aispo-lt.on OF
The battle. In o-r roloiclu-s NJ The defeat
u me enemy. thanks are oae % me Al
mighty l-r -> protection 70 Cur -aIant
oihcefs and soldiers I'D TIE great conflict
they nave passed through lne report oi
Gen. Thomas and also al unofficial report
containing interesting details. are sub
joined.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

Work or TgE LtysING ANo JACKSON RAN
E0AD.-Ne are pleased - De arie - assure
our readers thar Tie work on this important
link IN the railway system OF our STATE is
progress iug with -rea- gi-Cr. Over tEree
hundred men are u0w employed in nlTer-
Gus gangs n various points along the whole
line. Timber contracts have also aeen made
within q few days lor the greater part Of the
ties and bridges. We are also pleased -
being able 70 say that our city bonds. issu-
Ell IN all Of this road. have been So fa- IT,
ken hy our citizens. ~ par, and there IS no
d0Ght but tha, they VIII ali be taken by our
people This speaks well Tor TIE credit OF
this city and EXHIBITS the lively interest our
citizens feel IN the success Of tie railroad 10
the Capital-JacksoH C.tizsn.
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Representative in Congress--4,h District.

The unfe-s .cued. Secretary cf siatc. >ti. Treas
urer and CON ss.cneT Of Tie state LAM clce CON
,titutei ly law tlc Poard ot state Cluv4ss-rs uc;
40 tEs oGcc 90 the Srcrot.ry az state. ia Iauelng.
Michigan. on Thursday the fifteenth Cay oi Deem
Der. 4. % 1863. inr the purpose of c1uvassirr and
scg tlrile Zoe votes given 20 the general ,..cfin.
.H'. cn la said state ~ Michigan on Toes ay. ihe
ei- .tl DIV o. November a. J. I-t+, fog E.1r,s g.
tye tc the Congress O.. the Unit q Skates io- ihe
Fnurta torEr ssiora District Of Tie STAT of Nchi41n.
Drccr iei to examine thr statements received as thc
Secret ~ Of Stat. AND declared tic foil wing rs ihe
resulted hciriIve~ti~lli'r-
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Representative in Congross-Thiri District.

The Undersigned. Secretary q S.1t,. STATE Treas
urer, and Conan ssioocr tf The State Iand Cgc-
constituted BY Jaw the Bairi of -iats Ciuvass.-s
met az he olice If the crcfary Of - q. u La
sing. Nicnst On Thurs az, tha dricelth tay 90 c
GENDER, A. ID lSt4, for th- pirp.se of caavassirr
an as erillinS he votes given 70 the general ccc
Won holden IN slli S-ffe ol Mchi-ar on Tues ass ths
eighth Gay Of November. a. u To-. fnr REPRESENT
i've % the Congress % the tnt ID Stlt.s for tlc
Thrt g-ess1nl District fthe state OF Michigan
procceiel . examine The statements received Sv thc
Secretary Of state AMI declared the GLOWING as be
result Of their investigator.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

Nalid--Puo.isAed as q bensat a.. 4, ~
yo-ns meg and others. who sccs- e. m ~. =
'ii'y, Premature pocay o. M.nhs,r A.
Al the same time The Go4ns q, Ssr c..
wac las earet himself a'sar CT i,-s,.-s III.
fuackery. BY enclosing a r.ost-,.it
e.op- single copies may b. hia Of t,....,--
NATHANIEL NAYrAre. Ia.
so-mS Rrookiyu. K.cgs C, Wy
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

~ 80 II L = = = = II
For every species OF the Itch. iroiIte
Itch, BARRIERS Itch. Wabash scratch
e., Illinois Mango. Cutaneous tFuP-
lions. PimpIes on the Face, 7ah
Rhcum, seRld Head. RtngW ar1'as, &c
The PRCRGO LOTTO IS a new anl o-'f-ir go.
all kirls OF ltch aud bong hlil pr..-.. N D
free from ah the gummy, ll-agl eeaa.. 4.A'ii.s ri
The ointment n0N IA general use
The RCRlGO LOuU is SAFE o. use HU.fr ALL llR
CUNgT ANtFs. vii not irrlilts tie ilrsi Be-. lir
and CONTAINS 30 MERCURY Don't I.I 81 Iy o
Nanuisctared bv r & " N-fAllAtu.
Sole pr9paaicrs l-.4l -'' Pa
PRICE 90 CENIS
LORD 4 SMITH, Chicago. Whc'.st. Arelis
Salf 4 wholesale iu ca .caF1 by FULLER. lia. y
FfIrFg. CI4ARIFs q svilH DJRAh4ne E NAl
sCiIAACK. " D. HARRIS a Co sMlll o. lHiil.
J L. REID Gu. and n scOFlL O'il-.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

=" OonsHmPtives---oas-uss.rs -
~ receive valuable prescsi7toa Cor Oh, -.-
e'as-lP'i' 2. Asthma Bro-cl..is aal a, r..-.. y.
Lang Affections. free % charge - e--....- =. Z
A-a''Ss l. R. EpWAapA ViLsoy
Williamsburg Kings Cc-rsy. N.p v.
SEEMS ie's.
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DIR. Strickln nd.--Ihc ya.--l'er, u.'..s q.
ei hy This regularly educated paysll.n NIL .. lssa
advertised N our columns.
We woaid ADVISE any cue suffering acn- t.s. eel.
iag cough any affection q ths tl-sai o- r--s 1,
Try Dr Strckhnl's Nelnaoas Col.a Rlfsr "a IL
Tor sais Al the drug stores
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

y Tie p4pe.s Of .lst evening brought
the news that q call for 300o0 more men
lad been issued ~ Washington: The cal IL
self has uo- reached Us
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

We occupy considerable space IN or
columns to-day with the state Canvass,
which Is Il full except the vote On Presi-
dea-ial Electors, which we published last
week.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21

"-ci returned
.et1rns rejected for iaflrmclity.
The whole number OF votes given Ia saii District
Tor the sail olce Of Repre- tltIv IN tnlcrC7 was
twenty eight thousand one Eulire and n!ae seven
as ,l9), and they pven IS follows VIZ; fifteen
thousand four aludrcd aud thirtv two Oh $50 were
given for John 49, Ionevelr. twelve Thousand seven
hundred and fifty eight (3,-5s) were given for David
Johnson, one CD imp. Ficct vots, and Fix O scat
f-rI.r
ST.. tha undersigned state Canvassers, d. hereby
rts the folt q ing o. b. true Atemont 10 "a. tho
tns given l sal Third Congressional listIit. tor
-1r Office OF Repr sentative % the Congress OF
u' Irif.f sttes, al the general election holden On
O. 'i-..'l tty of November. 4. y lsfl.
witness ogr hands, a. Lansing. "a tftc-rt-. d Of
Decembsr. A. u. lsf4
B PORTER, Ss-ret0sy Of Sta's
J. OWEN. Stcfs treasurer.
saML S LACEY Com r STATE Lnul Office,
Board Of Sat. lGlrGsscgs.
We, The undcrs gned. state Cl4vassfs FROM care
.cl mination % the election returns from az the
cauniits Do the Third CoIcros onai i.-;rlcf q the
state 90 Michigan DO determine &c tie rosat ~ our
Investigation. That John " Loney.ar has t-el, by
t-c great numoer Of votes, duly elect "a Repre-
sentative O. the 5-th Congress OF tho United iates
- America. Joy ami on the part &C tie stat. Mich
lgan. iu accordance with the laws -r s4I state.
Wltuess ,Gr bands 40 Ia,s sing. tlis fifteenth Gay
~ December, A. o.. 1904.
y y PORTER Scre'gry - Si1ie,
J OWES, S,gie treasurer
2AML s. LACEY Com r Sf0fs land C7Fce
Bard of STATE Canuassefs.
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gansing State Republican.
lansing. MICH:
The Senatorial Question.


The Senatorial Question.
Articles On this beet continue 70 reach
Us IN our exchanges from al parts Of The
state and these articles age generally
written wiki c4udor ANA fairness. It's en-
cogra-.a- 10 lld that IL Is possible for
people to canvass the merits ~ ta0 COM
pe-elt and honest men Tor O.. same ollice
t.-l-l, sl..-- mean. ll.Sa 4ll contempt
lie Thugs about Tie ole tley l0 no, prefer.
This mllscrim.late vituper4,.on ot every
body opposed 10 man politically is a great
evil m oar country. William Wiz. the
Au-i-N4soa.c candidate for President fell
greatly annoyed ly the vlllain0us aspersions
cas-. upon him after lie became q candidate.
and wrote 10 friend that no man ought 10
enterpoMt.Cal life unless Die was conscious u
having tie hide of q rAir0cer0s. Intelligent
foreigners. who have travelled IN this cOun-
Try. insist thar the very first class OF men IN
tie United S-a-es-tl0se whose elevation %
moral character would make al temptations
poweriess to tAem in official life ANA who
would be entirely guided by patriotic ANA
+ moral couvlcli0ns-rareiy enter the political
arena. or If they do. they soon retire IN dis
gust. unwilling 10 do or endure Tie mean
t4in.s which they must endure. ami which
they VIII be expected TO do in t.i- con
uectlon wc copy tie following just and SEN
-fl.fa ,.aa,.,-.--z from -la Detroit Ir.t.le a
PAPER which l. model O. fair and honor
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so,t.d i1ternerance. ON the other. GOV
Blair Is accused of gross corruption n
making appointments There is no truth l
eitle. Of these charges. and they are III
worthy OF expedition by any true gentleman
Nr. Howard uses no intoxicating "4uoI'
whatever. and all stones To me contrary 'ilt
aesplcabic ISLANDERS The Charge against
Gov. BLAIR IS also shameful. a more hoAes
man. in his puolic administration les mol
held Office iI this state. lie D, wholly ABOVE
She reach Of corrupt influences. " ny cal
we not be men IN these controversies il
is public services we require Of / nitee
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No 90 Nassau street.. Nor Ys-t
Il. S.-Nervogs Sufferers - 18th s.xss ,e.. e.i
tbs Information 'uab.c Sam.
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properties ana Is
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NEW PERFUME


Foi. the IIandlxerohiei.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
MIDNIGHT DEsPATenEs


49, Washisgton, March -.
1t is probable week will pass before
ths comnittss Of Ways and Means will
report the amended Internal Revenue cot,
which will be thoroughly revised, and
some of the sections entirely rs-vrittee,
in order to . better understanding Of
them.
The assistant treasurer Of New York,
Philadelphia and Boston we're to-day or
dered BY the Secretary Of the Treasury
70 receive subscriptions for five per cent.
1910 bonds. authorized by the act Of
March Sd, 1864. Subscriptions will be
required 10 pay the accrued interest in
coin or U. 8. notes or the notes of Ma
tional banks, from the LIST Of March or
September. IS the case may be until the
day Of subscription and payment. If the
accrued interest is paid in notes, SO per
cent. will be added for premiums. Till
further notice the interest is payable on
bonds not over 800 annually. ia coin.
Tie bonds will beardste March let. 1864.
The Senate to-day in executive session
confirmed the nomination Of Brig Gen.
W. F. Smith to be Major. Gen. of voluA-
tsers to rank from March 3, 1864.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24

Cairo. March 80
A FIRE broke out this evening in Reed
h Mann's Foundry on the Ohio Levee,
consuming two entire blocks fronting on
the Levee, between 10th and l2th street,
including Pember,on 4 Woodward's Nov
city Works, Quartermaster buildings,
carpenter shops. and . number Of stores.
Loss to Government, including buildings,
estimated at $4,000 to SIS, 900. OFF,
cial papers and books all saved. Total
loss estimated at SOS. 200 to SIS. 00O.-
Novelty Work loss estimated At Sc, 900;
insured for $4,000. Reed 4 Aano's
loss sl5, 900; no insurance. Others par
TALLY insured. 1t is supposed to have
been the work Of an incendisry.
The steamer Forsyth from Memphis
brought up 53S bales of cotton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24

K5Solatioss were adopted opposiag is
pe6Soeaidh 81 the VIZ f9 ~ - "a.
In 4 ehtss; that ths MOI Spiri5 sow
ahroad was the reaslt Of : violation a ths
cosstiEation By the party il pewsr; that
thetynansy q IL pssssat Admiiiatrssioa
hsd sown de seods and We 40 SOW reap
ing the harvest Ofsrims.
The fcllowing noninssions wsrs made
for Slste oHisefs:
w. ". ARMSTRONG, 6scrstary Of State;
Judge P. Vsn Trump, superintendent;
Judge n. O. Whitley d Hancock, for
short term; 8. ]. Greenfield, Attorney
Genenl: w. 8, v. Prsntiss. Comptsollar
Of Treasury; A.. 8. Ranssy snd H. II.
Barney, School Commissioners.
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Knoxville. March IS.

A flag of truce for the exchange Of
rebels for Union citizens, went to the
front to-day.
Several cases of brandy. cigars and fine
goods were seized at this depo. to-day,
which had been 6ctitiously marked "per
express" as private packages.
Some 200 bales Of government cotton,
valued at $4,000, we're burned near the
depot BY three boys. supposed to be Incl
ted by resident rebels.
No hostile demonstrations at the front.
Longstreet is reported to be preparing
to visit his friends in Kentucky.
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Generals Grant and Smith.

New York, March IS.
A Washington special to the Post says
Gen. Grant waited on the President this
forenoon. 1t is supposed he leaves for
the front this afternoon.
1t is probable Gen. Smith viii be as
signed to the general charge of the armies
In the east when Gen. Grant is absent at
the west.
1t ia said he will be confirmed BY the
Senate as Maj Gen. to-day.
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New York, March %.

New I ork, March %.
Tha following is . digest of the news
of the 9Th, per steamship Olympus. ar
rived here to-day.
In the Honse of Commons Roebuck
gave notice that he would, on the llth,
ask, as Government has demonstrated
against Confederate enlistment Of seame o,
whether it would likewise demonstrate
against Federal enlistments in Ireland.
The Attorney General said that Con-
federate war vessels had the same right %
the Federals to capture British vessels
conveying contraband, provided always
that the capture b sent before prize
courts.
Palmerston in response to Disraeli re-
iterstcd his conviction that the whole
Austria Prussian proceedings we're out.
ngeous, and not justified BY the state Of
affairs.
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New York. March Is.

The Raleigh Progress announces that
Gen. ID. P. Hill assumes command At
Charleston, and Beauregard goes to the
Southwest.
The Savannah Republican of the 4th
has rulnor that tue Yankees we're land
ing in considerable force the previous
evening At Dsrien.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
FRoDQ oATRo AND nRIoW.

Cairo, March %.
An engagement took place on the 9th
two miles east of Fort Pillow. between GO
Federals and 100 rebels, in which the
enemy was routed with loss of so killed
and wounded.
The Sd and 9Th Iowa, 9th Ohio aud
45th Illinois veterans have arrived from
Vicksburg
The 18th Michigan infantry and 5th
Iowa cavalry veterans passed through en-
route to the front materially strengthened.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-24
Especial to Commercial
Washington. March 9.

washington, March q.
Senator McDougal endeavorsd yester.
day to force before the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee. of which he 10
member, some sort Of report either for or
against the French invasion of Mexico
Failing In this, he fell back upon the
resolutions which be subsequently intro
duced 10 the Senate, and upon which he
VIII endeavor to speak in few days. in.
sisting it is the duty Of the government
To interpose in behalf of Mexico even at
the risk OF war.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
New York. March IS.

~'eV oiAs 0AdICn
The steamer City of Washington has
arrived
The Danish war was debated in the
House of Lords on the 9Th.
Lord Russell pronounced the Austro.
Prnssian course unjusli6able.
The answer of Denmark relstive to i.
conference, was expected in few dave.
II she assents, negotiations will be com
menced. Otherwise the war must 90
on.
Lord SALISBURY argued that q British
neet be sent to the Baltic to watch Ans.
trian vessels there.
Lord Russell said the chanuel SQUADRON
was home and could be sent If ds.;,.hl.
st the shortest notice.
The Austrians had made a further a.
vance towards Gatland.
The investment Of Fredericka bv n.
Allies was expected in few DAYS.
The Prusslan headquarters were :.
Monseld on the frontier Of Guttarick.
The London Times from q commercial
view, counsels inaction on the part OF
England.
The Arch Duke Macmillan continues
ut Paris.
II - asserted that losu cannot b. no.
gesiated ull he il established in MEXICO.
By telegraph to Qu.snstovn.1 s.
loadon, March 20.
A severe Sight he's taken place bstvee>
the Aussfians and Danes near Vieae. Mn
heavy ioss % Both sidos. The Dr.
weso drives 1uek. The Ailiss - 100.
sisg in great force toward Fssdesicka.
IL xi0se ave - eeusosy 81 -
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London, March 10.
1rpeiitisa under Gen. 0rAham.-Thir.
teen Or Mesby's 0serrillas 0aDtursa.
New York, March. IS.

The Hersld's Fort Monroe letter re-
ports an expedition under Gen. Graham
has gene to clear out nest OF guerilias
in Matthews and Gloucester counties
So far as heard from the expedition has
met with the greatest success.
The Herald's army Of Potomac dispatch
Of the 22d, reports the capture Of thirteen
Of Mosby's guerrillas.
The Herald's West Virginia special
says Gen. Averill 10 now considered out
Of danger.
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Fight in Kentucky.

Cave City. March %.
Col. eatherford, Of Gen. Hobson's
command, captured rebel Major, No
Henry, and Eve men. killing the rebel
Capt. Smith.
Reliable information from Col. Wealth.
erford reports Champ Ferguson killed 10
n recent fight with Col. Stokes.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial to World

Washington, March 22.
The preparations for the projected ex.
petitions Of Gen. Burnside and Hancock
win be directed to Geese by Gen. Grant,
and both commands be placed in condi-
ton for active cooperation with the Army
Of the Potomac.
Hancock has already returned to his
command.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th
says an engine has passed over that por.
ton Of the railroad destroyed by Sher-
man.
The World has letter from Hunts
vile, Ala, 18th, which states General
Smith, who commanded the recent cav.
slry raid in Mississippi, says he has OBJ
,aioed positive and reliable information
that Vice President Stephens OF the rebel
Conisderacy is hostile to the present pol.
icy f the Confederates, and has written
to Richmond that be will not resume the
Presidency of the Senate until the recently
adopted CONSUMPTION law is repealed. He
regards its passage as a violation Of the
plighted faith OF the Confederacy.
Especial to Herald.
Washington, March 22.
No decision has yet been reached in
Frank Bair's case. 1t is understood tina,
tho Committee on Elections are about
equally divided, but the probability 10
they will report against him.
Lieut.. Haskall, Of Gen Gibbons STAFF,
has been appointed Colonel of the seth
Wisconsin regiment.
The Herald has q letter from Balize,
dated Goth Of February, which states that
the case OF the American schooner, Jas.
L, Gerry, captured by the rebels on her
way from Matamoras to New York, and
sftervard abandoned by her captors a,
Balize has been settled without interna-
tional difficulty. The Gerty has been
given up TO tho U. s Consul by the Brit.
ish authorities. and by him handed over
to Capt. Davis and the underwriters.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON pEsPATcnEs
Especial to Tines.l
Tivs-fsrty lean.
Waahiucton. Mar

Secretary Chase has decided to put the
Five forty loan into market It once.
and the preparation of bonds has com-
nsneed. The issue Of two year Eve par
cent treasury notes will b discontinued,
and notes bearing the same interest,
payable at maturity, without cupons, will
be issued instead. Cupon notes will be
retired a FAST a. received into the Trea-
sury.
The subcommittee on Ways and Means
will report the entire supplemental tar
BILL Tuesday next.
Col. Lewis b. Parsons has been %.
signed to duty as Chief Quarter Master
Of Western river transportation, head.
quarters at 81. Louis.