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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
Repeal of'he Fugitive slave blII passed the
HOuse--COppsrhe Cox, efOhIo. says H.
WOnid Send Our Black soldiers Back Into
slavery

On Monday. tie bill 10 repeal the fugitive
slave Law passed the House by vote Of 81
against IS. the Democrats vot tx against the re
peal OF this Infamous statute Dunug the debate.
the following passage occurred between Mr
Blaine, Of Maine, and Suhset Cox the leader OF
The Democrats N the House:
Mr. Blaine, OF Name asked NJ. Cox whether
he would return to a loyal Owner slave found
10 the ranks Of the Union arm,
NJ Cox replied that he uO4id return AsY aiqUe
'eho had oeers IN sidusyv and let the slave rak.
'he CO, = qH-nce Of military rule lie ,oas ou
posed t. putting blacks ,a oar amy o.
Gral does uoI fight them.
Mr.. Blaine aid that more than o % sck sol
diers were to-day in hospital
Here Is Az open avoWal by the recogu 4
leader OF the Democratic party ia Congfrs- ina'
ne would return # he bad the pO~ef. th.- bl.cL
soldivrs ~ho have fought fer fs. Republic. int..
slavery. he would return any of item. .v-i
the wounded from the hospitals Iho-e ~no nso
-h-d their blood 10 ovfrus- OF The Uulob. Va,
a. u To sOund yet loser deep vi nfannu
lreschery aud ingrarrude be sou.d noi ofl.
return them 70 their rebel ovne :, nov hghti Z
70 destroy The Nation, mt be eAyre--ls decar, >
that, after returning th-D, he would 1T hrn
take she cous'qaencrs Il military rule Wa
1ho-' c"h-e4nrhcrs ar, Tue ms--acre Oi 70
Pl.o~ plAiul, ait's- NJ o1 -ould rrtun
he black soldiers of the Republic. 10 yioiatU.
OF the sol~mu pledge Of the N~uoi, IT, vloiau
at every laE OF humanity or maniiuess b.
~oald return them lot otiy iuto hope.r-
s,aVery, but be would deliver them over 10 IN.
rebel hs gmau aud butcher, 10 have thri
broats Cut or their brains beaten out oy bruts
rebel sOdery And Mr. Cox bv virtue OF hi
position, spesks not tor hlmsef aione Bat Tor IN.
Copperhead psrty.-Grdnd Rapids Eagle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

eT The Petersburg Va ) Registsr and oshr
Southern papers pUblish 40 Interesting cnrre,-
pondeuce ortEeen Gov. Vance. Of North Caro-
Ina, and JEFF. Dsvis. The Governor, writes to
after a careful consideration IF all the soufc-,
OF discomfort in North Carolina" he thinks a..
~iil be impossible to remove It, snless the Coz
tederate authorities viii make some effort a. ne-
gotiAtion with the enemy. Jsf DAVIS reyli,
that he has made three ssch attempts with n
avail; thai tue only terms 20 De obtained are uu
conditional submission, and therefore the SOuti
must 6ght il out. He tells me Governor as.
ihst be is very much arsid thai bad men Ia
North Carolina wiIl attempt TO insugurste move
DeDts which Dust be considered Ss ecuivsleu
toaid and comfort the enemy. These adni-
sion. are quite Significant as to the state Of pub
nc feeling 10 Nor' Carolina
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

ExHUHsTIcS o. AAsTUDO> bpsEs VI Jn
Decker q Ahran tOsf -iup. ought I.to O.
c9 yr-ivic c-s. several -prcint oi c....t
bones ,xnuiis'd f~c.nily 4yo4 hI- iafn Ttrt
~vre discovered vale t-ilng sb elt 80 f-.-
.-luw the -uriscr The r"n-s -h"~u n-f- o.,
I enOrnion- -iz- tyid-nfiy ui ih- ns-fag.a. "a
tcr OF shiusl> 4 inci Tor may c~frufr- T.,
sal oni~ rtsrrn tAr eAr -Ocsrf- alpafe .-il
our o. hsr mcre- th cs I'd ne ira--
,-igo nify " II pounds tn r-,s ~-f-- fuuLl
nfv- frct ln iri gtn. fls. onr fDul ip <. .h1
re crowns VI HOlsr i.~ih a. larcr u.al-
l-l. and other nOues Of corrr-pofc z u.e-..'-
tgdr. OF the i~gs. etc VI Decker ha- ~Xhuu. i
Ia p ousutity Of ih.se bou--. probably al be-
ouging 10 the sane animal, hut be ha- Tt VT
tnund any verteb al rones AID i ubtiul u re
does hud sHy. as IL - presumed that Ihe animal
at IL lie oy e. ttiug mifec. ard that The p
e.ral bones. being exposed 20 the air d.cayeo.
,i the DOnrs have Ws-ted aSay n~I' 70 the Car
liagInou- -urisce or j1Ints The teeth shos oUt
tie sesr. aud it u judged therefore, that tiese
be bones VI yvung sIIrls! Siniiar bones
ave De~u fOaId 10 several localities Ia tbs cum
I'D dries. Wa'ehtotseT. June IL.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the election Of mem
Der OF Congress- for the State Of Limos by she
large,
Be resolved b Se,lG and House of Represeatluss
Of the Cned SteS Of AtaercG COn1regs assembled
That ths election Of Represents Congress from
the state of Illinois the additional Repr sentative a.
lowed said state by act entitled An act fixing
the number OF the HouEe OF Representatives from
after the third day Of March eighteen hundred
~ three" approved March fourth. eighteen hundred
and sixty two may be elected by the State at large IN
I'll the said State shall be cstrcged BY the legislature
thereof FOR the election Of the fourteen members
which said state is nov entitled BY law
Approved May 20 1864
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A RESOLUTION 20 amend ths charter Of the city 'of
Washington.
Resolusd bv ke SenGts Ho1se Of RcoTesensat,rss
Of the Un,ed Sateg Of AmeTtcd Congress oss,abed
That any person who IS qualified II other
respects shall offer claim the right vote at any
not registered his shall bs registered by the com
missoDers Of election upon the terms and conditions
following namely. he shall take an oath follows You
do solsrnnly that you will true make
such questions shall be asked you touching your qua
deatious eector al this poll 80 help yOu God or
Affirmation TO the same effect which oath afrma-
ton n be be unable to understand the English anguzge
may inter- prsted % bm by Que " the commissioners
Interpreter, sworn BY comulissiouer, which il
terpreter shall also interpret bis - the
missioners II In bis answers oath, he shall stat
positively that he has resided ths city year next
preceding the day u said elsCton designating partcu
Ary The place u hs residence and that he possesses
the other qualifications Of eector and II furthermore
qualified esctOf Of the city candidate FOR any
ofce that election shall take oath before com
missioners which any q them nay administer
shat he Is well acquainted with such applicant that be
fact, resident the city and has been
previous such election aud that hs (quAihec
electOr) has good reason - believe aud does believe
that all the statements Of such applicant are true the
commissioners shall cause his % be regstered by
their clerk shall then the Of ap
plcant OF II sald applicant shall present the sudzvu
OF himself aid a qualified eleCtOr. duIy certified hv
Justice Of the peace IN and county Of Washington
District Of Columbia, which shall satisfy the commis
soners that the applicant has been Of the CITY
year next preceding the day Of such election anc
that he Is Otherwise qualified eector the commission
hereinoefore provided and hsy shall then receive his
vote and Il said applicant such qualified slector
shall in said matter, wilfsly make any false state
ment be shall be deemed guilty of perjury and OF
conviction be subject 10 the pains and penalties there
Of
Approved June 1885,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

THE VOICE or KEsrUCEY SLAvEHoLDERs--
The Kentucky delegation. consisting Of TWEEN
T. two leading citizens from that State, uere
the owners # nine hundred slaves. Thev we're
all for emancipation, Immediate or speedy. and
all endorsed the radical resolution for the utter
extrpation Of slavery from the coil Of the United
States. What a commentary Is this upon tse
% serable Eorship which Northern copperheads,
Who never owned or viii own 4 slave. s,ill pay
TO their black mistress slavery, whom they, Ike
the euuuchs in the oriental sersglios, are onls
fitted 70 serve by the sacrifice Of their natgral
manhood. That instructive depraviy o. which
no deprivation can divest them, makes il sSil'
their delight TO pander TO evils and vices -hicb
they cannot eijOy, loug after the lords Of the
place have said, away with you"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
SEYMOUR HOUSE,

IN IFWIs g. LOOMS, Corner Franklin and Centre
streets Lansing Mich Tbis House sdjacent g. th,
Depot tnd las been thoroughly retttod throughout
ID : ts intention " the proprietor - kssp % IN hrs
tlas4 Il l- 4t4-lJ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
[Prn1Ic-No al
An ACT to organize a regiment OF veteran volunteer


N AT % Orgallze regiment OF TeterAn volunteer
engineers.
Be Il doed by The Senate and House Of ReJr>5eHdtiues
Of the United St<f Cf Ane1cd COTsgTs ds5eznJLed
That the secretary OF War he hereby author
zed TO sust u any volunteer forces the army Of
the Cumberland that have served ale serving as
pioneers. pOnt1niers, engineers wherever
required for three years during the war consist Of
ten companies and 10 have thu organization, pay
and emoluments allowed 10 engineer soldiers
der the provisions Of the fourth Of entitled
An act providing FOR the better organization Of the
military estAbishment" approved August third, eight
hundred and sixty one
Sec p 4nd Dc further enGoted That the officers Of the
engineers authorized 10 be raised under the provisions
Of The foregoing section shall be appointed and
stoned by ths President OF the United States the
ommendatiOn Of the commander OF the army of the
Cumberland and shall the pay and allow
engineer officers Of similar grade the regular
army.
Approved Nav % 1854
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
EA companr Of tbe - g. York -

EA company Of the 25ib New York Cav
airy recently took possession OF g newly con-
lructed oreasiwork, thrown up D, the rebels
ar SpousslvA1ia. On pulling out some rails
II, king IL the emrznkmeut. for the purpose
Il building fires, portion OF the bank csved
way, leaving exposed tier upon tier o. rebel
soldiers la in nat vicinity. and which bad
zen used by their living comrades 10 erecting
oriiscations 10 protect them from Burnside's
bells.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

TA lady correspondent Of Proridencs
,4p-r computes that II the women you'd cut
heir dresses o escape the ground one inch. IN
iesd Of trailing too inches as is now ihe fash
u, q saving Of s 90. 100 -Oud De annually ef-
-cted. here is chance for dress re'orD, a.
ws as for Improvement il neetness."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

cF Browns Bronchial Troches, for cougfs
cI.cs, aud IrriIate tArosts are offered viIh [ (
aliesi con6Je 10 their .ficsc, Tbey have
been thoroughly tested. and maintain the gooc
reputation they have justly acquired a. fhere
are irRitatioHs Be surs to ob,sin the genuine
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
iITY LOTS FROM slOO TO soOO-

-. .s II Lots on Block 24S egibly situated on
a. A-a ShAwassee Streets and the Rail Road They
A. oi eu a. tns low price Of 800 70 800 according
Io,s ~, And warranty deed given. Also FOR sale
7 r. = BLOCK Us, with barn thereon Also 10
Snce A RAsey, At his Grocery. .orofI W How nsay
NJ premises. n ~ ne, s.xs 49,
Lansing, Msrehel, 1858 SssI.s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
GEO. n. PARSONS,

ATTORNEY And COUNSELLOR a. Law and Solicitor Ia
Cnancsrv agent FOR prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
soldier = iD~s against the Government, Tor Bounty
Money Pensions, aud arrears Of pay-l-ansing, Mich
OIcs in Co~ies Block. up stairs, Warrington Ave
.~a 468
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
dissolution OF COPARTNER-

- Suf--Ihe eo-partnership heretofore existing un-
s se name and style o. A Turner Co. also that
80 s saoer the name and style OF Case Co is this
,sSsed ~ .s,Ned y mutual consent. Either party s au-
- - - settle thu accounts q tho same The books
- - lls may be found the store Of amos Turner
-, ao-s, where all accounts will be adjusted All
Quest 'se 10 the concern Of Case Co.
AMOS TURNER
lAnsing, January "a, 1854. sssms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
EnGAR HOUSE.

ansing Michigan-N W Edgar Proprietor The Edgar
House s new having bt0n just completed, and - NJ
tsl up 10 thu best style and With new fur
uttgre on Washington Avenue near the sito of the
ia Lansing House Stages leavs ths House daily 42s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

,r,.Dv .SD CARRIAGE MAKER foot 0f washington
street below tls Lansing House Wagons con
st1atly On hand. At reasonable prices
Lansing. April L. 1901. ll4'i
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
IPUBLIc REsoLun0s-No. %. ]

JOINT RESOLUTION relative to pay Of staff officers Of the
Lieutenant General
Be rssOlUed BY the Se0t and H0uIs Of Representatives
Of the Unted Sat6s Of AsaeTed CoR0TsS G5sep.blsd
That the staf officers the STAFF Of the Lieutenant
General shall be entitled TO the same pay emo
umens, and allowances OF staff officers Of the grade
the staff Of corps commando the take effect
from the day Of then appointment Gbe staff OF the
Lieutenant General.
Approved Nay ~, 1864
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

t MaIimilian bas reached his new DO
Diniou. He has already liberated four prisoners
condemned to hard labor by Forey, and promised
other prisoners their liberty 10 due time
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

n HUDSON, Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan, opposite
Capitol building General stage Once kept 10 Uonnec
t.ln gsith The House
Lansing. Mich. April 70. loo5. 10
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

PRICE, PROPRIETOR, Mason, the County Seat Of Ing
ham County Michigan. Lansing, Jackson, and DeX
ter stages stop at this House Charges reasonable
473yI
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Eight Per Cent. Interest

If currency ana Of equal cantenienc. - pernia
n.nt or temporary Investment
It s believed that no securities offer gr.,t induce
meuts to nlers a. thr various descriptions Of L. 5
Bonds Ia all otor forms Of ndebtetnc.s til faith or
ability private parties stock companies separate
communities on pledged for payment, shiis for the
debts Of the United States the whole property of the
country holden tAc payment Of both prnci-
pal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may bee subscribed for al sums from $50
up TO any magnitude on the terms. and thus
made equally ayable smallest lender aud the
largest capitalist Thy b. converted into money
at any moment, aud this holder Will have the
benefit Of thc interest
1t may be useful state this connection that the
total Funded Debt of the United States which inter
est IS payable IN gold the 81 day of March, 1861,
was $76s Dos 900. rs interest on this debt for the
coming eal year VIII be sl5 49, 26 while the customs
revenue in gold for the current fiscal year ending June
Goth 1854 has been Tar at the rate Of 500
per annum.
Il viii be that the present gold revenues Of
the Government largely in excess Of the wants Of
the Treasury for payment Of gold interest while the
Of the tariff viii doubtless raise tho an
nuai receipts from customs the amount Of i'm
porsatious 70 $4,000 900 per
Instructions to the National Bank. acting as loan
agents were not issued from the United Treasury
subscriptions averaged more than TEN MILLIONS A
WEEK
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
X. THAYER,

A rrORVEY AND COCSsKIIOR at Law aud solicitorin IA
Chancsry ami Circuit Court CoInmissioner william
.t0n 1ngham County. Michigan. 852
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Business Direttorp.
DART a WILEY,

krr1RNEYS C0snseors and Solicitors Lansing ,hchi-
,.o Prompt attention given 10 Collections Pay meIt
- faxes. and Investigation OF Land Tites.
. r. DART 426yl u. c. WILEY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

a. ATE SURGEON L. ;. Al has commenced the prsc-
tics 81 ms profession IN ali It's branches, In lansing
and surrounding country. Ochcs and resdonce. Mich
gan Ave north aide, near Middle Town Briegc 100
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

DOCTOR X. w. NELSON,

.w. CHANCERY, AND COILECTlNG BUSINESS
Lansing. Michigan. "S
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-. &. sPRANG.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ofice a. the Drug ste
~ 4 Th4vor 4 Son cOrner VI Washington ana MIC
gan Avenues. All calls promptly attended 10. sTl
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W. a.. PAINE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, lansing, Mich. Oiice that
recently occupied by Dr shank Residence on Cherry
street one door south Of wm ~ Carr's residence.
4T2y1
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- IL. LASTERMAN,
s11o DENTIST.
uORATIO PRATT.

Teeth mounted on Cold. silver, Rubber Base once
sths residence on Grand street directly East Of tbs
Gtuit0l. Lansing. Mich ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

time cleared ihe eIiuerins baYmeis.
Rendered furious BY these rep aied
d5.appealmwis. The traud Dake eK-
claimed tor tie iogrb time. IL the
leli sboai Forward :" Tic c.m-
mand uas obcyed, and ior lhe fourth
time ihe horse leaped tie pymnid,
aud then, with lis rider, dropped
down exhausted. The officer eztri.
Gated himself from The saddle, and rsise
unhurt. bot the horse hsd both his fore
leg broken.
The c8untcnaace of the eiliceF was
deadly pale. bis eyes stared wildly
and lis knees shook under HIM
A deadly silence prevailed, as be
advanced TO the Grand Duke. and
laying lis sword IL bis lighuess' feet
he thanked bim, il a iaiteLlng soice,
Tor lie honor h. had ENJOY ed ~ The
Empcroi's service.
Z" take back our sword y said the
Grand Du uhe, gloomily, and arc you
not aware Of the consequences Of this
undntiul conduct towards me
The officer was sent to the guard.
house. lie subsequently disappeared
and no trace oi bim could be discover
ed.
The scene took place at ST, Peters.
burg, and The facts are proved By the
evidence Of credible eye-nilnesses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19
Freedom in n,c Russinn army.

Gln officers, as well as tie sub-oili-
Gers ot tte Russian horse-auards, arc
-aWeet, d 70 HE most rigorous dsci-
pine, aud afe required 10 execute on
horseback all The mannnyres Of a
ilireatrical equestrian.
One day an officer Of the Lancer
guard was gong through his exercises
before lhe Grand Duke. He had
perio med all the usual evolulion~ in
ihe most satisfactory m;mner, untIl
when N full 4adop, be was suddenly
ordered to turn. Ills horse proved
reslise, aid !, fused 10 obey either
bridle or spur.
The command Wis repeated in a
laundering voice. and the officer re.
neNe d his Ifimls 20 make Tile horse
obey Il but Without ilect ior She
iiery animal counued 70 pmuce aboui
10 de iia g d ii> rider, wu0 was new
eriieIt s. an e&ce ileuh 4os~,man.
lhe rae % tAc Gt5na Dahc had
,catel Il. u Ia 1nrou, wuHtea
ans pfo-enl ltemaied @rt ous
-equenc llaH m eN4A ii.
ala orde 20 rs raml4 ,ls 4.s.
kets wiil HX d mas efe d,
lhe osier vi, q tau pu. ed
lhe Offices, @h tad tbs Il e
subdued lne fealleness % Hls horse.
was orde 4 70 itap ihe a rmid. -
ana ~ -pri,l animn bore lis nd
sslr oter e
wdAoui 40 itlt yal ot delay, tie
u.l ua- commanded to repeat the
ie4fiu ap, aud, u ihe aniazem, ii %
ail present, .he noble horse and his
brave i4er stood 10 safety on TIE oih-
& side q Tie pyramid.
he Grand Duke, eNasperMed at
iud,ng Aimsel l,iHs llwa1ed in his
basbarop. aipose. rep aied The order
third sine. A General, who hap.
psned to be present, uoN stepped Tor
ward and iniercrded ior ile pardon Of
lie oilicer, observing thsi tie horse
Was e1baasi, q, and thm he enforce
meui u ihe order would be 70 doom
both horse AID rider 10 Aorrible
death.
IL, hu ane renonstFanre gas not
only dlsre-arded. BOT vas punished
With tie nmediaie arrest 81 the Cen
ersl = ho had lhas presumed 70 rebel.
fhe word u command was given,
agc be Aofse aia rider ieT tbs third
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

The Montpelier Argus & Patriot,
{Vermonl,) is oulspoken ID It's admi-
ration for tic rebels. Commenting an
the Presidents Message. It says;
The amnesty which is offered le
the Coniederales, under certain
rank, in official and military life, isloo
absurd to be worthy Of passing no.
iiee. To offer pardon to men who
have shown their ability to maintain
their position, who are urged by every
consideration to perseyore in the de
termination with which they SCI out
is prepos;ero1s in the highest degree.
The Southern people are tighti 9
against usurpalion and coniiscitiion,
and for freedom and state rights. They
are fighting TO preserve the land
against the fate Of Ireland and Po.
land. They are Ggluing against a
power lhat has lrampled every princi-
pie OF law and constitutional authority
under foot lhey are liahtlng Tor
their homes, for their dearest rights,
aud so long as they are united and ae-
tuated by the spirit which they have
thus exhibited, tbey cannot be subju-
gated"
That editor should carry his person
where his heart seems to have gone
into rebellion. So much love for trea-
son should moi be wasted upon the
desert air Of freedom loving and lrea-
s0n-bating Vermont. Bat perhaps
tie fellow is restrained from following
his sympatllies BY the thought that be
may serve the rebel cause with more
safety IN Vermont than in Dixie. In
the latter place be could only become
poor food for powder but up here he
is allowed TO play the sneak aud cow
boy IN publishing paper for the pur-
pose Of libeling and ualigning Coy.
eminent which happens 10 be strong
enough to afford 10 let such reptiles
hiss unnoticel aud unpunished -
ENewburg (N. " journal.