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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
Nerrous Attacks, Lolrness n Sp''''
and Fats Of LangHoT'

F.nd prompt and permanent relief from ", - =.
The testimony OF tlis point y most opl''-
from both sexe. q, ...r.sri
The agony Of Bilious C0iicls imfneoi-i.'5 81
hv a single dose ~ the stlmulant and ~ -, =
r.sortiur o. q tbe refuTn ~ tn o1np-iiA'
yreveBi.-1-
A. a General T9Hlc,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

PREssEs, &c. FAIRBANKS. GREENIFAF kcO
liz Lake street, CHICAGO.
Sold IN Detroit BY FARRkSD. SHELBY & Co
AZ as-Be careful TO buy only the Gcnuiue an ~
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We are prepared TO furnish Registers at the Manu-
facturers prices Catalngues OF STYLES and prices
sent BY mail without charge
44etf JAMES TURNER BROS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

Many are aware of Ia Cs4s.s ui tAr.i .ilrrir. d, .
roHs iraA odnffss "a Record = a. Iasanr tus,.-
Ana Melancholy lNaths 10 Iuusumttun i,..r s.,-.1
illness O. the truth az tAc assertion
The Constitution once affected viii trfar.. n.
uess roQuircs thc ana at medicine 10 ,t..tl -
luv lCorAic the system
Mhi,h He.mhola' EXTRACT Ia-glU- tn,.rt.ti, A.
trial Niii cons iuce ths most Sk.pile.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

DIR. Atur- a. son taAa pleasure iu announcing that
they have vented ia 90 important instrument tor
the so the above diseases IL has been subjected
% test by the most eminent phy icians iu London
Paris, Philadelphia AMI Nc~ York D. las been de
rl4red ths ons AS r lu-trulAent eyer invented Tor
the curcuf Seminal Weakness uI any disease ~ the
genital organs caused hs the secret habits ~ youth
liT Amos A ~0n in 0rler a. satisfy the most scep
ticai as 90 th- merits ul thrIr INSTRUMENT. pledge
thenlStl ke tilst uF instance where 10 may prove
un satisfactory after fair TRIAL te money viii bo
refunded eos returning tle instrument good order
IT--e Ten DlIllI. hl mai VI eAIrc.s-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

u th7 Town az Eagle Good B1liinrs and Good Or
charI- any one wishing O. purchase VIII io ~el 70
examine til above farm as . locatiln. quality AMI
price
Also. a first class hsavv Engine. II inch bore and
- inch stroke Eaqurs Il
" : BAKER.
4S2w4 Lansing Mich
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
Nrw REMEDIES ASp QUICK CURES

For Ern.r.ai Disease lui al Private Complaints
clelts. structure. seminal we4suees pains in the
joints affections 81 the kidneys, diseases of the head
throat hose and skin and l those dreadful 4ff tons
arising from secret habit of youth. which produces
constitutional debility render marriage impossible
aud ~ the suI destroy both tonv ami mind. IT,
treatment uny adopt is the result 81 upwards ~
thirty years EXTENSIVE aud successful practice boz
EUrppa .tnI America
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

An Instrument for lhr c4re n Genital Debility or
Nocturnal Emissions more property known as Semi-
aal Mtaknrss. etr tn ue p.i nAnsntly cured m
from 10 Isk tu $3.50 maniL- tl the use oi thia Do
strunrrt. when ustl clnJumt1 Nltu medicine
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
HOsTETTER's BITTEBs.

The weak stomach ia rapidly invlsoraiei - -,
aplet.ts restored By thiz Agreeable Tonic. ~ II.
j works wonders ia cases ~ lyfptI<s 81 -.
confrrnel forms - Indigestiyu- Acting - p. 4
anl painless apperielt. A. Ne as ul-'n - -.
also invariably relieves the Constipation
by irregular action u the digestive and re
organs.
persons u feebls habit liable %
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
lmpotency, Fatuity, Epileptic Fits.
INSANITY An CONSUMPTION. .

Ia one oi NhioA tile pAtilui uAy txpIfc
Who cAu say that Ih.v are ulI iea-frti, r.a..
To those hrcful disease
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PHILADELPHIA Runners.
GEN. GRANT.
All Quiet-Rcbel DcsePters.

Washington Nor. 4.-Fublished accounts Of in
landed movements OF the army before Richmond
have no foundation in fact About twenty deserters
came into our lines on Tuesday night. They stated
that they had just heard Of Lincoln's reelection,
and, having lost oil hope Of = speedy peace, deter
mined to fght no longer. And though their ofcers
endssvored to keep ,he result Q. the presidential
election from them long possible, they hually
learned the fact from some of our papers. The cir
culsuon OF our newspapers within the snemy's
lines has often been Of the greatest service to US in
this war. The strietest orders against exchanges
Of papers prevail in tho Army OF tie Poousc, while
in Gen Buffers Department there seems n be no
restriction lhis subject About iC0 des' rters
were sent away from City Point yesterday on the
Washington boat
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General Intelligence.
[By Nail TO the Sev York Sun. |

IAsI year there we're planted In the Central
Park over IO,0OS trees and shrubs There are now
20 miles a! walk in the Park, and so miles Of drive,
TnE overdue steamer ssxonia from New York,
passed Falmouth, on the sth Nember, for South.
smptun, with hei machinery disabled.
SAYS Artemus Ward; "Yu ma differ o. much ss
you please about tho stile Of young Ia iy's hgyer,
but tell you konfdentally. II she has forty thou-
sand pounds the hsgeI Is about ~ near rite you
will get H.
BY a brazilian decree OF the Path Of September,
the "frce Africans existing in the empire we're
eancipatel, whether In the service Of the State or
In that Of private Individuals thus Annrius the
decree No 1903, Of the 2,th OF December, 1853,
winch exaeted fourteen years service IRON thA,
date
PEssoss =, the front report the recent rain storm
as haying left tie roads IN Q wretohed condition,
and drenchod all the men aud an mails. The state
ment is current that q rapid rise of the James has
caused u breakage in the partition walls Of Buffers
canal, and the current was sweeping through the
new channel
An srtleryman o' an Illinois battery, who bad
been prisoner in both Andersonville aud Charles
ton, recently escaped, and states that the harvest
has hlod the barns and sforehouse ot Central
Georgia Horses and cattle were quite plenty IN the
county throuGh which he plssed, and but iew
rebel soldiers All this is favorable for
shGmlH
THE OEsrKIEMonIscuS ZErruss Of Vienna ssys
"rhe scheme Of European Congress 10 again
be ng discussed, and continental interviews on tue
subject have taken place between the representa-
tses Of some courts. The principal difficulty Is tho
position Of Austria In the Italian question. The
entry Of Schleswig into the German Confederation
would be ono of the questions 70 be treated by the
Congress"
GES. susaxAS il described by . captain "ss .
man who has . gsunt look-about 20 II ho got
hungry whom boy aud nsver got over IL. mar.
youS man. mover quiet. pulling his whisksrs or
buttoains his coat, OF twisting string Or rubbing
hngu-never quiet, but with tind ic6k 10 his
fA0e thst reminds one Of panther, II re gets angry,
tsry, keen, powerful, aud geaius,"
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The Defeat Of General GiIlem In Eaa
Tennessee.

correspondent Of the TIMES g!ves ths following
ioi ais Of this disaster
rnE pisAsrEE IN FAST rxsyEssxE--ruLL PAR
IicrLAsS.
Nashville, Tenn, Nor. is,-It tecomes my sad
fuiy 10 chronicle q Federal reverse in Eas' Ten
aessee, OF o somewhat disastrous character. Af.r
bis decisive victory over Vaughan, general Gllem
pursued the broken columns OF the enemy forty
Tour miles, aud upon the I'd instant, made his
headquarters At Limestone, small town ninety
eight miles east of Knoxville About the 5th Of tho
month Gillen learned that Brecxinridye had visit
ed Bristol and promised Duke and Vaughn re n
forcoLlenis On the morning Of tho 1lth ap im-
mense force dashed into our works 81 the Gar, aud
attempted 70 carry the position by storm. On tho
eoxt day, Saturday, tho l2th instant the enemy
sppearei in great force upon Gllem's left flank,
evidently enceavor!ug 70 get between our force
and their base. Percelving this, Gnem ordered the
retreat 70 be conducted - rapid q due precau-
don for aataty and discipline would allow. On The
night Of the 18th our Gttle army, composed Of the
Eighth, Ninth aud Tau'esnth Tennessee Cavalry
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Cairo, Nor. 20 Nearly sll the Cont. .ierstes from
various parts OF Tennessee and Misssr pp, In
Memphis ~ero arrested on Monday and Tuesday
last They came 10 sell cotton procure supplies,
under the Impression they could 70 back. Il WAS
thought that many abe-bodied men could NOT
live in the Confederacy without being identified
with the rebel army II was found that the ma
jorty Of them retcl soldiers, and two or
three OF them were oficers Many had furloughs.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Very Latcea Information.

Washington, Sop. 2ath.-A letter from City
Point dated yesterday, says that r chmond ps.
pers Of Tuesday have accounts Of shcrman's move
neutA although no, Of very definite charscser.
The head Of his column was reported to h within
sghteen m les OF Macon, and sdvancing in that di-
rection. Information similar n this WAS tee-
rsphed from this city last night ss the latest and
most important information yesterday In the p.s.
seenon Of the Government. II may be further
stated that Rebel teegraphic communication was
open only ss far ss Mledyeville, beyond which
place the lines have been interrupted prob
sbly by Shermaus cavalry. The letter adds that
Richmond papers contain nothing else Of impor-
ssnce. Our authorities have at present no
means of sscertaining news Of shermAn's progress,
except through rebel Papers. This statement may
prove valuable in assisting TO determine the degree
Of credit TO be attached to mere public rumors or
specuistons in connection with his movements,
spsrt from whs. appears in the Southern prints or
is obtained from authentic sources
Philadelphia Runners.
Philadelphia, Nor. All is rimored here ths.
General Sherman has been notified by Governor
brown that Georgia, Alabsms and another State
had ermiped 70 return 10 the Union, and that
Sherman had halted in his movement also that
Stephens desired 10 meet q Commissioner from the
United States in Canada. The Evening BrILrrJS
in an extra, announces that sherman has captured
nscon with many prisoners
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From Kentucky.
Of BreckinrIdsc,s Rebel =

Lornsr,lLe, Nor. 23.-After Glem's recen, de-
feat Dreckinridge sdvsnced TO Strawberry Plains
and Blsirs Cross-Rosis, threatening Knoxville and
Cumberland Gap. On the 2lst Breckinridge nd
vanced 10 Powell's Bridge six miles from Cumber-
land Gap and there was heavy skirmishing all
day. purbridge hA moved out from Lexington
with strong force 70 protect the Kentucky Dor.
deI from anticipated invasion by Breckinndse's
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LOCAL NEWS.
HEw YoRK AND tn. VICINITY.
THANKSGIVING.
ut servance In this City aud Vicinity.

Ot eervance In this City aud Vicinity.
Tbs nkagiving Day was observed with rcmArka-
Die u asnimity by the people II this city, and tho
rcco' lamentations contained In the several procla-
mai IONS OF the President the Governor and the
ma FOR we're generally adopted. A more proptious
oA Tor general festive occasion could NOT 10 de-
a ycd. The sky was clear, tho sun .houo brightly,
and yet the sir was just cold enough " make II
brscinR and e,hiiars,ing. Business wss slmos,
entirely suspended. and Broadway. particularly,
presented . Sunday appearance, save the, II wss
oil day crowded with carriages and pet'estrisns--
the latter docked In "thc latest styles" II was .
glad morning n all-rch and poor high and low
Tor oil had made preparations according " their
several abilities for celebrating tho day with that
hcartinoss which characterized such events on
Manhattan Island In the olden time. Eyory
body WAS In . good hurnor. Even The gro
verbal pecvishness and orustness Of rou.
" old bachelors and maldcus OF unccr-
tain sge s"emel 70 have been laid aside
for he special occasion, and every fsco wore
an expression OF kindness gcnislity and
Do" huinor. Old patey JImiihs forgot W scoid
sbou. his slippers not having been warmed. Srgo,
70 "biow up" the cook for OVERRIDING his beefs.at.
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thanks for lis allowance Of turkey. II came
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out and divided on the mess.tsbles yest~rdav To-
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their life they hsd nos been present ss the family
table and q, ,be yearlv as.smbny of ,hcir family.
80,
no" '"Anse' inc scene 70 mem nom a year ago.
Hard tack, salt bset underdons 'duh," and over
done royt tllei ,bc ,l.c.. of all Aha deIic,cns N
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year the war;" and ere submit,ed TO FOR the good
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IN JerSoy CITY
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passed on In very quiet and orderly manner
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G'vNS OnSEH"ANNES.
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The Latest News
sHIRAAJ'S GREAT EXPEDITION.
Rebel Telegraph Lines Cut.
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN.

Three Rebel States 60 Return
10 the Union.
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present an animated appearance. Large numbers
OF people len the city. 10 yass tho day with friends
In ,hc suburbs aad ncishboring villages and The
vsnous ierrcs rsltosd and sl,se linss were
crowded with pleasure seeking citizens. A ii,tis
later and the sound Of she church bells rang ous
clearly, A. 10 remind the people Of the srost city
that the paramount duty of Ihs day WAS TO thank
0mn,pcssnce Tor tho joyful occasion a,on there.
sfssr the ssvrets were linci with church -soers
and The various houses Of worship vere filed 70
OVERLOOKING, to listen to the discoursos OF the ros-
pectivc ministers.
In the afternoon came tho charge upon tho iur-
keya and 10 say tha, the onslausht wss more de-
struc,ivs than that Of the Uussan Dear In 1885, 10
drawing IL 700 mild by half The bones in Golso-
The would look like moic-hill by the side Of .
mountain, compared with tho mass that New York
laid bare yesterday. And the champagne that
followed the turkeys and the other pains that fol-
lowed the cbsmpaS sc-they sIcak for themselves
to-day.
Many of the societies clubs and associations in
he city celebrated the day 81 their respective
places n meeting, according 20 their Le-cral
tastes. number Of target companies wen, on eI-
cursionu 70 the country, and to various poi,,s IN
the superhrt where the dsy was spent In trials Of
skin In tar ret shooting.
new Father Mathew Tcmpcrance socissy was
'naugursted In Tho afternoon ., i?d street ant
Lexington avenue. Tho various societies assem-
blcd In full regaa on Union Square o. I O'CLOCK,
and proceeded to the ball, accompanied by bands,
banners &c. Having arrived, Q number " gcntlo-
uen delivered speeches. and several ladies and
gentlemen sang eofne evrelient Tetnrer.nrc .,ny.
Bone hty members Joined tho society, which
IL " be known a. the Father Mathew 7. A. n.
society, No. q Of New York." and will NO doubt b
sfour'shing Institution.
company Of fAntastics on horseback and In
wagons and dressed in various quaint costumes,
parsded some of tho strccta stractng grcat atten-
t'on. Al the corner Of Nassau and Fulton streets
they stopped and ssluted the sus Ofhce.
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Plymouth Church, Brooklyu.

large congregation assembled Yesterday 70
celebrate the religious obscrvsuces Of r snEs,
ing. Ito Reverend Henry Ward Beecher =.
nouneed his tea, - follows;
Wherefore, seeing We are sncohpassrd al q,
with 80 great cloud of witncsseS les us I.y as.do
every weight aud the SINS II at doth so casily le Ut
uH, and let us run with patience the that Ia
before us, looking unto Jesus, the author AMI tn
isher oil our faith who, ior the Joy that was rcI
before him, endured lhe cross, desp,sing tns
shame, and Ia set down at the right hand q: tha
throne q God."-HebrewA lslh c., iI and IL
verses.
The reverend gentleman observed that there Wa
no blAsphemy In applying the expressions app'o-
pirate 10 Personsl experience to the circumstances
Of our nstonal life The nation was now passing
through the GethsemAne, and Is sweating grea.
drops Of blood in stonemeni for the sins Of the rs'
It is passing through tic baptism OF suff,r ~ lui
there 10 no mpropricty In coApar ng the suaer.u.g
Of tie nation TO the Sltcrug- Of Chris, as 10
Apostle IN the text comparei mortal with divine
sorrow. As our Savior was sustained in his a.
ony by tho promise Of tho JOY that was set ll.
foro him, 70 It ia our privilege to brighten olr
present sorro~s by prospect OF tie opening lu-
lure Shall We carry our sorrows a. degraded
slaves or bear them nobly - part Of tho diy,us
plan for the regenersnon Of N4e nat.yni |.
would seem " some more appropriate to fast than
TO pray, We can imagine gloomy snthorites
tinbition issuing Thank ss,vins Proclsnatioas j,
asck cloth and ashes. IAushter.) But noble
trusting ChriaSsn patriotic boart viii exult al tie
reslity Of our claims for rejoicing. But sorrow
can hnd deeper cause tor Thanksgiving
than a Prospsrly; Shall ~ look only 90
ConAns>d On ~ lax PeV.
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rus wsshin Ttoa arthoritss have received In
formation thss the Fe dcrsl dsscrters in Canads,
tmsaed ~ over eve thoussnd in number, are in .
deplorAtle condition, and would gladly return "
their duty an am MISTY wc~c offered. Thcy are
barcfoos, bak fed and half clad, and are WORKING
upon The railroads fm 10 crc pttance that will no,
with tho Csnsdians who take every neans tc
crowd hem aud tle drsN refugees hack to tho
Cniicd states. In every respcys they are worse of
than the escaped cgrocs
AorNs Master Henry W. wsshburn. ot New
London, G. nm, sho IA now Q prisoner OF war as
Camp Ford, near Tyler, Texas states IN . letter
just received. iss II Is reported there that the
navy prison ere will soon be exchanged. Mr.
washOurn b's zen in the hands of ths Copfcde-
rates about cso ysArs-too long, he says 10 be any
way sanguin '.hat he will soon bc exchanged, and
he has made vp hs nind W pass tho winter nt
Camp Ford. fherc sro o, shs present time 2 500
prisoners ~ this es,np.
Thankss ivisG Thros shout the Country.
WasA'ngf IN Nor. A.-Thsnt sgiving was gcnc-
rally obscr, ri shrousbou Washington. The gov
erumoD< 81 d municipal oficcs were ciosei, and
there was fair attendance .. the churches. Pro-
vision was msde for the soldiers in tho VARIOUS
hospitals.
Boston Mos 4.-Thsni ngivins ives observed TO-
day In gem I'm New England styie Tho churches
~ereS~sll saso ,dei Tho soldiers a the forts aud
In thdhospts and the wivss Of those In the field,
were substas sisy remembered In she cheering
bounty'o of OF people.
Philafstp !l', Nov. "a Thanksgiving Day was
generally ol served here All the public bui,,iin,s
were el' scd and the churches largely attended,.
tpispf sc les from oil the states are in tho same
spirit "a dac above anS prove thnt the observance
of the d " was more general and eh aritatio N IN
ever bcf' 10 upon any similar ooc.sion.-Ep. srx. ]