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, 1864-05-14
DIsIAIYcRATIC Rally.
BY THE SWEET BARD OF THE sAsr1Ax.

Sound the tocsin, beat the drums
Rouse, We valiant tillicums!
Sane or senseless, sober, drunk,
Smith or Jones, or Peter Funk.
Come to the Scio Club tonight and heern tell
wharin the Constitution has been grossly violated
by the cusspd Abolisheners!
Come from mountain, wood and glen,
Rain and snow-storTi boldly stem;
Hyack charko! Brothers, come,
Halt or blind, or deaf and dumb!
Hurry along. boys. and jine the club. and let's
resolve not to be drafted and dragged back to the
States to fight our brothers" away down South
in Dixie, away, away!
And from Fox Prairie distant,
Haste. oh haste to our assistance;
From slick-leggin and from Bush Greek,
Siwash, sardinc, sage aud rustic.
Come to order. now, and we'll read to you from
the Albany DimmytTat how Abe Linkin intends
to pass next. post factory law and set the mig.
gers all Gree TO sociate on terms Of equality with
US Dimmycrats, and il they git free they viii do
il sure, you bet.
Now let's adjourn and have some rye,
You bet your lie I'm awful dry;
Jim. set US out some legal tender
Hurrah for JEFF! I'm on bender!
Isay, Tom, (hic) how many Douglas (hic) Dim
mycrats was thar at the club (hic) tonight
Douglas hell! thar warn't nary one!
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Once native of the Faeiea tslrnds pre-.
sent4d himself to missionary, and hmm
DIV banged b, receive the right af naptism.
sBnt,h objected the priest, . you have too
many wiyes.,' egS
sOnIy two." a
aIhat Is one tor many" !.
wal get RID ut nns Of ihcm:
keep the one you have lived the longest
with. ),
mo, prefer 'ne o'neF, sne u youser.
As ynn please ~ se ,
Eight daysai.srwares lhe savage returneo !, !
70 ins priest win hls iace raalent WIN t'y.
VI. man ~ - ~
uYou have only one wtfs now;n
a(lnlv o,a. ON INV word > and he point.
ed q. ouite 4 pIra,spt Lukino vhu iccvn,,
bapied him 80
aAnd what has becoma of tho other ~
.sLeis,h. nr;ss. y ,'''''
aOh 4 ste her." ZAP
~ n. ns........,
...,.aas I, .'i..,a .h;,h ss .,,pl", n ~. s,,a,'
pasI ~ .nsn n.s.aO'ea W 49,. as.s
s s I..pet''sH'ss ''Hs s'1ssu'''' 'o'''i"s a'o''s'
!" ."r =.
"ou 0S %"rn,ng ,.h sA'n s,Go % ministers q 'ne
y Ruu I.au .'sn 3. .n'" us;a -. -,
listers of the gospel have q right to know
what the devil Is about rs we'll as other
foIks.n '7.
n, ..,,.a !. r..r.h, nhvs;c;.n
~ ~ ~ 'rss.sil;r. l h.w ! csrts;, shh,
came 10 die, since he himself and three
other physicians were unremitting In their
attention. 2it
aMy dear doctor. how could the poor
shbe sustain himself against aIl four ol
, 1864-05-14
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
[From the st. Louis Evening News

[From the ST. Louis Evening News.l
A Party born Of treachery and fear,
To cast blot upon the country's fame,
And dead TO all that patriots hold dear
A peoples honor and nations name!
A Party ready to compute at naught
The blood and treasure OF noble land,
And blessings by our hero fathers brought;
To court the favor Of rcbellion's hand;
To sue for traitors smiles on bendtd khee--
To iawn and ilatter round Southern throne
Erected over the grave Of liberty,
With human slavery as the confessional
Such is the party as revived Of late
An ugiy demon in an angels guise,
Which every patriot must scorn or hate.
Which ecn the Southern devils must dcspise
A struggling, skulking, scared, deserving pack
A libel on the name Of Democrat!
Heaven! let thy lightnings-no, ] take that back
The helot party is too mean for that.
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,vanit5 a greater slanderer than ma l

Vanity is greater slanderer than NAL
ice. & 22 -
There are generally good many more
steps to love than in it.
MeaA souls, like mean pietafes; ate often
found in goOd-looEing frames.
Be less anxious to contriye opportuni-
ties than to use those that offer.
It isn't desirable that time should mel.
low people who arc too soft already.
Wisdom is the abstract Of the past, while
beauty is the promise Of the future. u.
1t is.bsttef 10 lose y pihf D, blood ffomi
your veins than 20 have q nerve tapped.
There is often quite as. much to be
educated out Of young men as into them.
They say that the ground Is the only re-
liable bank, but it is broken every day.
Some Of our ,tOnguo-valiant men meyer
draw bead, but imbibe great many;
It;is q great thing in .thits; fainy world 10
behold day that doesn't look like night.
Very often men cut their love-teeth, as
they do their wisdom-teeth, very late in
life.
A good many people, live on the reputa-
ton Of the reputation they might have
made. ., u
Most Of the abundant CANNON In, tho.
world would be . very poor substitute for
bacon.
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PUGET SOUND HERALD
sTEILACooM, w. T.,
SATURDAY, May IA, 1864.
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

lCONDENSED FOR THE PUGET SOUND HERALD.l
rh;cogo Nav o-Troons or the 18th I6,b
ord iii corns. who have bccn encomnei at
Cs;rn have CONC 10 Northern Alabama.
Csn Ransom has unfinished card donv;po
,ho, Gen Stone was in anv wav rcSnous;bls cnr
,ha r,vcrse in Louisiana,
Wv w..L;"u,nn M"wo 1,,o ,mso,;., ,,u,.
"aa"s"U: s WY H. ..,n. w n,n."r"S " y, "ken ~
, ,ne Du - i.,;I'' VI" ~. ~ " 'no war, "
ror' '',u" .o 'I"" h",;I s; t""I sohso uls
hSs'es w. W." ho ',, "'s hc uePos'uon u
H"e E% WI: f.I', " ~ ou. " % nls Wv" grave
.s Iisne a y" ,," ,IS' In ma one OF more
PI'sone,e wy. & '"c uesu 70 p'eces
ior oS Tho srrr"ndcr wcr. sr"h s""s "i =" sa,e
Ss;ro,.d lint newt d,v IN c"IJ hIn"d TS.o Tho H.
Inns econ bv the co,nm,toc ,re,o r;osoo1 a,'5 ~,
in tbs Face " III h, ,rono,s onI s1.,,rIs ,SL;i
%a.,s Of ,ho;r hojo. 49, S 1os "ne o'ss ~.
Pa,oeI or ,eaJ "s'S "''"s"'0u e''"e' ~
G.c..;u
i.; EaIIisoarg, Nay z.-Gav; curtin received
s'.se . assulanGe .T .S from .ne war department;
.ast ngnt, thaI 'he iennsyivanm reserves VIII
rst ve"r Saw ,ho ,;e e ,Sr ~ III T.; nv ,S q .e
serv;cc TScv iii no, on,.. ,ho E",orai IL so.,;ae
an ,wo mon,Is ar,nr ,hnv ,,aro su,orr ;ntn 80
;on Tho,, o',r,a Lo,,,, !. rocrr;, onJ ~ o,,i;..
THAR retn., L"wever vii, be a Ioss 20 Gram, "
Ave tbonsand of bis most eSTact;ve ,,cn ';tp ~,
greater nart Of the summer camno;," " ''' '"'
Now Yn,L Mo,a snoa;n, t..
-, r. IT," J ~. -. sL.'a1 nu u;sPa,cn says
ai p;", ne,,. ~ . Ioes ~. uss!gn ailng PACK on
,. nn,." "%ou. IIo oo',n,',g alI n.s Iorcts at
,St..S.ss ,ts No1'' ''o"''' N" 10 q"'e' NJ WIN
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REASONS FoR NOT ENLIsTIxa.

The following reasons for not yoinO IN the
,,., .ro ho,;ovoJ 70 ho or,ho,,;e.
va, ' - - ~ ~,.
1. was Drought up py my ki1a parents
70 10 notn'hg, ana nave uone u ior thirty
years. anu canhot snlnk ol Snanglng my
vocation therefore pray thee nave me
excused; m.
q l nave hereuitary horror OF striie
NY grandfather ran away at the battls OF
DranIywl9e, II ne naa then ana tnere
oeen Killed, my Iather would not nave hid
10 tne cypress swamp a. tne Dattle OF New
orleans. ny mot9er Always cautioned me
% pe caIelul now meodied win edged
'sois' cannot 80.
o. am rIlher delicatc must nave a nre
IN my chamber; couidn ! hve IN q tent;
mus. nave ny mslled WINE ~ tea; DeSlces,
wnat snou'u 10 ior loOs'cr saIau anu oro'ieo
oysters, fray nave me excused.
u Mnen was poor could not restrain
my Pa.t.Otism put somehow Or o'her 81, !.
mas net trouD,ea me mucn OF iate' ms
war mas iasteu iong enough l nave mar
riei rl9h wiie' l cannot 60
.. ialk no. 70 me about your aulce e'
uehorlam est pro patria mort I've no no,
tioh oi u" want noheot your deices anu
aecorums. oousn. soe = couple oI srV'te,s
las. "eeN-cOsI ue si.oV; EuesT snan
20 70 ,ne war wnle tn's sle'ghlng lSs,s.
D. cannot deny IT, tne smell oil purut
gunpowdcr acts hke cathartic on my stom-
gen ana oO~els' ha'e me excused imme-
dia,ely;
I. NY hea' Is with our gaiian! troops
NO tongue can seli 'ow iOnS 70 JON 'he
army Dut Nncn reier % !he suelCc1' my
poor wie goes iato Mysteries. "pearesI
Eieezur' she cries. nave you the neaIt 70
leave your 9wn, your devoted Jerusna Ma
.iida Anne' ana over she goes tossing up
her arms ana Eicking ont her legs, h.e all
possessed IL IS irresistib'e' l give Hup'
! cannot oppose the wishes OF this interest
ing creature cannot CO. M
9. nave no time Ior y. Inc very 10"
hours can spare from eating ana drinking,
smoking ana sleeping, give 10 .ne nne
arts War Is not ono OF these. would
DC excused !,
y. lshoniu 80, were IL NOT Ior my rSM- Hc
distillery. somethinc within has told me
that war is wrong--probably the workings
Of the spirits. L cannot 10.
~. ! have consulted the spirits of old
Mrs. Iitcher, Of Lynn, and am assured
that, II went 1 should certainly run away,
and be shot in my back settlements VI
II
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One dull snowy morning in January,
while sitting at breakfast in my lodgings in
a dull street in London, received the fol.
lowing note:
DEAR HARRY-I am, confined to my bed
very unwell-come and see liie-imme-
diatety.
Yours always,
T. BROMLEY.
, 1864-05-14

Tie Irish citizens Of Virginia City; on
Sunday last, organised q Fetiai Brother:
hood.
Shame is the cold Orcus Of tkc, inner
man; a spiritual hell, without redemption
wherein tic damned can become nothing
else but at most one devil more. L.
In some men word and deed are ike the
atrical thunder and lightning, breakingforth
out Of separate corners and through tho
agency Of different OperutOrs'
The following is a copy Of 4 letter 70
ceiyed by village schoolmaster: !,
"Sur, as you are man Of noledge, l in
tend to inter my son in your skull"
Somebody told Douglas Jcrrold that Geo
Robins, the auctioneer, was dead. :" and o.
course added the gentleman, I" his buSi'
ness win 70 to the devil"
"Oh, then hen get Il again." replied
the wit ~ N ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

MICHIGAN FEMALE COLLEGE.-The Fall
and Winter term OF the Michigan Female
College, Of this city. will open on Wednes-
Jay, the 18th inst This institution enjoys
areputation second to none in the State.
and Is gaining in popular favor from year
70 year. Its corps of teachers are ladies' of
'ne nrst order Of ability the location Of the
college Is an exceedingly pleasant one, and
me discipline of the institution i all that
could be desired. Parents desiring To give
.neir daughters tirSt-claSS education. will
una no place where better facilities are Of
leTed' or more kind care and watchfulness
exercised than at the Michigan Female
College.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

THE OCEN CmcUs.-The performances
Of this Circus We're good. The anticipated
appearance Of the steam carriage, which
had been advertised to 20 through the prin-
ipal streets about ! / O'Clock. caused a large
assemblagc of citizens and of people from
the country % see it, But after waiting
several hours. the citizens adjourned TO
dinner without the sight, justly indignant
at the Company for not Keeping it publish
ed agreement.
The carriage is about the size of com
mon family carriage, runs entirely by steam,
can make a speed OF 80 or 40miles an hour,
turns a. readily and a. short a. common
wagon. and US means Of a whistle makes
a VERY respectable shrek. There j. nothing
very remarkable about it to any one who
has seer locomotive.
The question has been repeatedly asked
why this Kind Of carriages could mot be- used
proiitably on common roads. \ slight re-
Election will show that this cannot be done
suppose Won owned one of these carriages :
YOU could not use 1t on your farm TO any al
vantage: YOU could not travel with it in
the night: it runs only one way and will
not back up: it will run swiftly on smooth
and hard road. with rough road it would
all break To piece, unless you Travelled
very slow. and You were obliged 10 Ca
slow. You might we'll hitch on Your oxen.
Again. on "a wet muddy road. if you drew
LIGHT loads. ii would NOT pay: IL you ear
ried several tons weight. your wheels would
81 cut zap the ~oil road as to maze it impas-
sable. You can do nothingwith them with
ready have that, by laying down some iron
rails. You can have something which Is far
better
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES 80 LOAN

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that suo
scrutons will be received Tor Coupon Treasury Notes
PAYABLE three years from Aug. 18th, ls64 With semi
annual interest Il the rat Of and threetanns
per cent per ,-PsincPal and interest both TO
be paid in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option Of The
holder at maturity into six per cent gold bearing
bonds, payable not less than i've nor more than
twenty ysars from their date, a. the Government
may elect They will be issued in denominations OF
$50 800 $500 81 900 aud $ ,OCo, and all subscrp
tons must be for hny dollars or some multiple Of
afsy dollars
The notes vii be transmitted to ths owners free O.
transportation charges soon after the receipt o.
the original certificates Of Deposit as they can b
prepared
AS the notes draw interest from Aug. Is person.
making deposits subsequent TO that date must pay
the Interest accrued from date Of note TO date Of
posit.
Parties depositiDg twenty five thousand dollars AL,
upwards for these notes At any one time VII b. al
lowed a commission Of ene-quarter Of one per cent
which will BE- paid By the Treasury Department up
on the receipt Of bill for the amount, certified t,
by the officer with whom the deposit was made y,
deductions for commissions must bo made from IA,
deposits
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

'S'hNcED To THE REFORM SCuooL.
- -"''eS Mclean. a LAD nine years Old on
;, ~ complaint Of his mother. was sentenced
'"e 1e'orm school by Justice :. u. New
~. ~ u 'his city, on the 2Ith inst. for lar
n. ny :, 81 TWO dollars from the pockets ola
ia 'nOuison. while the latter Was hath
nj, Tue boy took the two dollars anil
- s 'ueal Tor the livery Of a horse and bur-
M - - MS mother 10 ride few miles Is he
S h. tsi hut after getting possession
SON. ep' away from his mother and r,t
and dO O'ner boys into the buggy with him
a. - - 50 many miles and So very f,st
the s,a. 70 ruin the horse. According 70
av. s.o's OIL the mother, who appears ~ no
N -, respectable woman, he has freouert
a lin Ms mother and staid away waaLs =,
str.1. sleeping out of doors or amon,,
Other &c. praeticing petty thievipr and
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

WESTERN RURAL; a Weekly Journal fol
the Farm and Preside" This is the title nj
anew and very readable paper. Just com
n'ehced N Detroit, by II. y. F. Lewis. Ell.
-. -, ana Proprietor. Terms. - 5Oper year.
r"S paper superSedes the old Michigan
Farmer which after a useful existence nj
'"eu'y years, in various forms. has FINAL,
sone the way Of all newspapers. leaving IN,
@nu euicient looking successor To sup
PN us place. The Western Rural will h,
"e'eone visitor 10 our table. Farmer,
-, mn o'ners who design to help in starting
paper should be prompt: for i'm these
;'Dles' getting new paper into operation
: an uphill business.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

ACTING ASSISTANT Pro MAR GENERALS OFFICE
DETROIT. MIuL, August 9TH, 1864
Provost Narshals will give notice throughout thciI
Districts that enquiries all ordinary subjects con
nected with the enrolment, draft. and exemption
from liability q draft, credits and accounts Of mel
furnished. should be addressed q the Provost Mar
shall Of the Congressional District and in case ne j.
not able To answer them he III then sock information
from the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General o
the stat. Informltion may thus be secured NOR,
promptly than by addressing the Provost Marsha
General IN Washington. where more important bust
ness often prevents prompt 20 the multtud,
Of inquiries now addressed 10 the Bureau on persona
and other questions Of minor importance
tSiVnedl SILAS RAMSEY
Mai. and Addl. A n e. ana
Inspector Pro Mar. Cen Department
lpmcidl J. BARRY
captain ami Provost Marshal 81 District Mich
4Ssw0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
Its Exemption from State OF Municipal
Taxation.

Bat ,sids from an the advantages We have enume-
ratoI. special Act ol Congress er,mIts al bouds
aAi Trashy mt, from local taxation On the aver
age thi- mpton is worth about Two per cent. per
auum according TO the rate OF taxation in various
parts OF the country.
Il s believed that no securities offer So great M
duccmeut 20 lenders AS those issued hy the govern
meut In all other forms Of indebtedness the faith
or ability II private parties, stock companies or
separate communities only, is pledged for payment,
while the whole property Of the country is hell To
secure the discharge Of all obligations Of the United
states
While the government offers the most liberal terms
for its loans, it believes that the very strongest APP
peal viii be to the loyalty and patriotism Of the
people.
Duplicate certificates viii be issued for al deposits
Tic parties deposing must endorse upon the Original
certificate the denomination Of notes required, AM
whether they are to De ISSUED IN blank or payable
order When so endorsed it must be left with th,
officer receiving the deposit to be forwarded 10 IN,
Treasury Department
SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII RE RECEIVED by the Treasurer
Assistant nffeas6tefes and Eafed2Stan ,t4e-7eSfFs
and by the
First National Ia nk Of Ann ArbOr. VI.
second National Bank of Detroit. Mich
First National Bank of FentOn, Mich.
And by all National Banks which are depositariei
of Public Money, aud an
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give information al,
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY To SUBSCRIBERS.
4S5n3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

INTERNAL REVENUE ASSESSOR. Ezra
Jones Esq, OF this city has been commiss-
Toned by the Secretary Of the Treasury to
BE- Deputy Assessor of Internal Revenue for
this District. it being the north half of Ing
ham County. in place of f. Longyear Esq.
resigned. IL would be entirely sHperfluous
for Us to say TO any who know Mr.. Jones
that no better appointment could have been
made by the Government in respect To ca
paeity, experience in business. diligence
and integrity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

REJOICING. Thirty-fOur guns were fired
last evening for the capture of Atlanta, and
large crowd having assembled on the cor
ners To witness the bonfire, it was address
eddy Mr. Tenney, Mr.. Folsom. of Connect
cut, :. d. Bingham, W. II. Pinckney and
others Every body seemed happy at the
glorious news. except one philosophical in
dividual who said he was unable 10 see any
cause for rejoicing in the fact that one
Of he cities az OVr cOuaffy had been deS-
f~OHcR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

COUNTY CONNITTEE.-The following are
the names and post Office address Of the
members of the Republican Committee for
the county OF Ingham:
l. H. Bartholomew, Chairman, Lansing.
\. b. Jones. Secretary, Lansing.
Lucien Reed, Mason
HoratiO Pratt. WILLIAMSON.
ID. J.. CrOssman, Dansyille-
A. K. l.. Covert, Leslie.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

REAL EsrATE.-II H. smith, Esq, has
sold to :. d. Fohes, Of this city, his resi-
dence on Capitol Avenue, being lot : III
block % and half of an adjacent lot ior
So 600
William II. Chapman has sold To 4. j.
Viele part of lots four and five, Block III,
being % feet ON Washington Avenue 10y
100 feet ON Michigan Avenue. for =. 800
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

THE LADY's FRIEND FOR SEPTEMBER.-
\ touching steel engraving called 1.-The
Blind Piper, opens the September number
of the Lady's Friend This is followed by
the usual double steel Fashion Plate richly
colored. By the way, we note that one OF
ladies in the Plate j. wearing the Russian
boot. with high heel, now 50 popular in
Paris Then follow the numerous engrav-
ings OF ladies and children's fashions. which
so delight the fairer portion OF creation,
and often 80 puzzle Us gentlemen. The
music Of this number is " Who Speaks
First " GallOp. The literary contribu-
ton. are as varied and interesting as usual.
Price $500 year; twenty cents single
number. Address Deacon & Peterson, 3I9
Walnut Street Philadelphia.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

LANSING ACADEMY. This institution was
opened for the Fall and Winter Term, on
the Goth ult., and 20 far 100 pupils have
registered their names. The Academy bell
has also arrived. and having assembled to ITS
place on high, it daily chimes in with the
other bells OF the city. II was made AT
Seneca FALL. is Of composition metal. and
weighs 800 pounds
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

Foe THE WAR.-Rev. c. 5. Armstrong,
Pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church m
his city. has received commission as
cbaplain in the Fourth Cavalry, now loca-
,sd near Atlanta. He will leave for the
front in a few days Geo. A. Armstrong
our former City Clerk is a Captain in the
same regiment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

WORTH STE ,LING.-It Is only genuine,
desirable. hence valuable article that Is worth
stealing just -. only the good thing worth coun
tereitng 10 attests To the great value Of d. p he
Land a Go e Chemical Salcratgs that it has been
teusivciy counterieitcd and a spurious article IN
green papers put INTO the market The genuine Is
Away put mp bri-ht rel papers, and may be had
OF thc best family erocers IN the United states
without COOL company an daintics
los. their true relish, and, like painted grapes,
Ar only seen, not tasted. 30
Just So the poet right and with, ut good biscuits
supper loses ITS true relish. And nov can anybody
have good biscuits without the Chemical Slleratus
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

Music RooW -Viele is evidently deter
mined % keep up with the times, and with
the wants OF the people. Beginning with
the CITY Bookstore, he has added 10 his
business the Express Office and Telegraph
Office. and now intends to add on another
room exclusively for Music and Musical In
strlments of all kinds. His place Is the
most stirring business corner in the City.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

ACTiNG ASSISTANT =. NJ GENERALS OFFICE
DETROIT, MICH.. August 9Th, 1854.
The Secretary ct War has forbidden the recruiting
Of IN state to be credited to another, except
provided by the Act Of July lth, lSt4 tor recruit
nag n States in rebellion. Provost Marshals then
depatis and agents are directed t. arrest any per
sons who may be- found in Michigan engaged m re-
cruitmg men for other States
(-iEneD II HILL,
It. Col 5th L Artillery
Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General.
tOfiriaD X. J. BARRY.
Captain and Provost Marshal 81 District Mich
4Sswt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

tnG Tnrd Ward" nuNg, \. s.. Burdick, OF
from serious injury last week. While load
inc a log on To pair OF trucks, the los
rolled back on the skid~ from near the top
OF the wheels and struck him on the ankle
rolling completely over his body. The in
juries do not appear to he very serious. and
he was able 10 be- out of doors next day.
The log was of Eastwood IA feet long. aud
10 inches in diameter.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

ruE pPorGBr. "A very slight shower has
allen during the past week, molstenihS
- .urf,ce Of the ground little, but other
vi.e everything is as dr. "a heretofore.
ro-n and other crops in low situations were
considerably injured by the frost last week
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wv NuL-We learn that new "a"
nm K 10 be erected in the Fourth Ward on
40 west side Of the dam across Grand
river. by Messrs. Smith Tooker and j. y
Price. The excavations OF earth are at
really commenced.
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