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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31
NEGRO CIVILIZATION.


OIL gold rice ,.e fruits and esc-lent ryot
Of -Ae .rop.c. regions. cottou cloth. lye
s,u1-, AID slaves: ala this catalogue l4
been but little Increased by q Commercial
.nterco4lse vi four centuries
Tie commerce ol Afu,a Las ever .ec.
limited iy Tie .ueoleu. clarac,er ot Gle il
hl0.tauts although tie climate oilers ever.
facility for .ts indefinite extension. TIT
rice and cotton OF africa are o.; 4n excel
lert quality and len lys-stul- are superior
20 any .n the world
TAs only currency of the interior j, th'
c0J1y, a species Of small. white shell.
thousand of which are equal to a dollar
Bat as tobacco Is universally usel, both Pol
smoking and -nuH.nr i- answers. iu par.
to- circulating medium .a tle sinai.
Transaction. oi trade. Beside, tobacco
the pl.Dc.pa articles Imported into Airic.
are arms. ammunlt.0u. cutlery. lry goods
and tr.nEe's. Bu. -aere f. o4c other art.
Gle ilr wlcl tlc Les-o .u conMo. H.tl
tie uncsA.zel meu OF al races. is mor,
eager tLan or any o,le. Intoxicating
Aqaors of every k.ul Anl ready sale III
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for il has been ir..y said. la. tar mission
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ba, cen there before him.
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articles of food. Iocus.s and caterni,,r
are roasted. r-il'ed baked and boiled ,n
are oreatlr refi-hed some tribes or Hot
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31

cassei with llol4.ors Their minds ~.
too contracted a1I o.. L.-.o DEVELOPED ?.
have 4 regular st,-er. et ----..r. ls..c
impersonatel il statues. e,s.r..ei .n ,cm-
pies. ald sustained and exn.arfei D., al
order of pr.ss.hooL Approaches towards
this decree of religions 4. ..r4elt mar BE
found il some places all slf-a. l-.-le-
receive a stated and regular worship. De,
with mos- II the pagan tribes. tae venera-
ton of the negro S concentrated more .m-
med.a,ely upon those objects ~ nature.
10-h animate AMI ia4n.mats. which strike
thelr attention IS wonderful or strange.
This form 81 religious worship which ha.
received the aqpe.la,iol Oi Fe.ic.sm is tie
nrzt blind. u8reiec.iug exploration 0f the
human soul after tie Eternal and the Int
ui-e.
IL lis solitary reflections. ,le savage ieel,
and knows that there must be- nowcr
above him; his thoughts 20 our in search
Of this unknown ex.steace: making this
search through the medium Of bis senses
he looks for God in clouds. or listens forhim
in the wind; and failing u find I'M tie ma
ter.al form the power be sought. lie looks
Tor some sensible manifestation u lis exist
ence, and his mind in .ts dreamy and be-
wildered imagiangs. concentrates on some
physical object with which he associates The
idea Of the divinity. and ever af.er reFerer-
ces the material aul created thing as en-
blematic OF the spiritual and uucroatel
deity
Hence. the object Of worship or yeuera
tion may varg ia is character according
70 tie il,e.,i ge4ce. Tie fancy orue pecu-
liar circumstances of tile individual o. aa-
tioa.
Fe-c.sA IS t4e N.rslip If natural oA-
anv thin h96wesee t'ie 0F W8fti.n..ase, I'D
become fetish. or object of religious re.-
Grafton. hv bein. coa-ecra,el or SET apar.
for rthat purpose. a.l Wien tsis has bee.
done il is referred % or invoked ODD a.. &C.
ras.or. OF difficulty j. ,Wort. Ia. ..i.d t-,..-
sd with profound r.spcc. AMI peraap-
adored with religious ceremonies. Hence
there is a .sreat variety of fetsnes auon.
the African nations. The sun. moon. all,
some Of the stars. receive the worship o
some tribes while the dwellers upon Ill.
bank, of the N.le and tho Nicer sacrifice {,
the ceua Of those rivers.
When travelling ON The latter stream. A,
natives offer asmaI portion Of their foo,
and dr.uk TO the god Of the liver. that ID,
vo,are may bs rendered favorable by hI
good will. At certain turns in the rive
the captain OF the canoe halioos % tile ie
; li-h and when Tie echo IS distinct. an 81
. ferng is Immediately made 10 him, as iron
, his response TO the invocation they have Or
/ loO1, of bis presence.
Al along l-e sSp1ilEn. -.la.. ti-t-.o
F. of The liquid up0n the ground. a- au oiie.
j ing t. the fv,ish. The Kor.mau.yu n,
+, rroes. on the gold coast. believe in Accom-
e pouc. a God of the Heavens. the Create
r. of all things. whom ;le} aiored Vs.,
( praise and thaukseivn-s. bur not "lln sac
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31

PHYSICIAN & SUR irJN. Lansing N... ufHr
resi- iancs. oi ~ cl, a. Avenue aicw d.ors east o
IT, Tot Ole. s4'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31

To amnesty proclamation las been i1I-i
determined upon by ths President ana
vii bs Issued !1neslEisl!,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31

Tie religious feeling : one 0; the most
powerful principles OF human nature. and.
iu The Ta:i0us modes Of manifestation. i s
. controlling element ID the negro charae-
Ter. The electric and ezcitsbls nature o.
tie African impels hiE Imagination l.te sAs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31

Mix5f--At 4 10 M -fnr Grand lItv-L.
Nar-A: l0 F e t.r NlNllzs
el-Atko5 g. q f.r 81 Johns
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
TlaE oOvHRsoRsnlr,

We place ct the head Of our columns the
name OF Col. John 7. Averill, % our, first
cnoace for the next Governor OF our State.
We have = personal acquaintanco with Col.
a.. sprsadias over some eight years last
past aad We feel that We may safely chal-
enge.any and oil criticism 81 his eharaetAr
and conduct. both public mad private, aud
Also HE qualifications for this highest trust
Of our people. Though Z resident VI Lake
City u1til quite recently, Gel. Averill Il
we'll known 20 tho people ~ large Ut this
State. Asa State Senator'S an officer
in the army-as holding the very high and
responsible trust Of A. A. r. II. OF the U.
She is ~ we'll and widely known as any
eent'ema! in the State. In reference 70
these Pablo positions, 50 far 10 We have
ever learned,. he has given tho highest
sas Is faction, and yet but simply fulfilling
t.e expectations Of lhoaes who best knew
him in private life. He has even evinced
! an unfs',ering pstriotism-a true sympa-
Thy with the right in all our struggle, that
places bin fully on u par vito the best and
the 'rustiest Of the land. Tint he has been
the true aud constant friend OF the solder
in all these dark and trying hours.
hundreds of them are ready TO testify.
/ - tSoo0SoVo sN0 u0V00OoIy Ou0l000I
qualifications. tho tact, energy and perss.
verance demanded for such ! position none
can doubt. This has been demonstrated IN
the long-continusd and arduous dutie, ol
his present Office.
Descending to his private life Ne eaa
testify that in al our Intercourse With him
lin all We have known or seen Of him We
have ever found the courteous gontleman.
tho true, kind, unfaltering friend and our
only 1egret 10, that, in bringing out hii
name, 40 our frst choice for tho Governor
ship. he has not in us better friend, but
= fricnd better quslihed to do justice 10 biz
truly noble qualitisA; yet In .hrovinr our
banner 70 the breeze, bsariDe on il The name
Of Col. John T. Averill. We have and shall
have. whatever Do the result, the satisfaction
OF having preseuted to the people Of this
State, for their highest honors, man
every way worthy oftheir su6ersges, ever
true 70 the interests Of the peopls.-Laks
City Times. ....51....-
Wa have heard the name Of Col. Avsrill
mentioned % . probable candidate for Gov.
eraor this fall-s man Of practical good
seaae and sound judgment; end il the Re.
publican convention should decide to award
the highest civil honors Of the State 10 .
military man, Ne know Of. no one that Ne
think would 30 : moro suitable man for the
position than Col. Avsrill. - sribsvlt Re-
ptblieaN. - ss$<.as,,r y. s~.*;, H. :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
, Postal MATTERS. j,

-. Ia. Z
In the new instructions, accompany:
ing the late postal act. sent BY the De-
pe.tment to posemasters, tits directed
that :'all domestic letter., wholly unpaid,
including drop lett rs, must be marked
held for postage, post marked, and
specially sent w. the Third Assistant
Postmaster Geners|."o And tint ''ap
domestic letters iupo. r. which Is, tt.s,.
one .t4Arote Of, postage ha.> been pre-
paid, mast lie, treated ~ wholly "a
paid i'9als2aado 81 ,aH&oT baa vses.;s:: lgG.
Vs. would call particular ,tteution
to the above r letters are s. forwarded
almost daily to the Dead Letter office,
by reason Of not being properly stamp
ed. This failure oceur;; sometimes
fsonignorance Of the law, but very fre-.
quently from carelessness and wilfol-
ness. as La III remember that these let
tiers ore forwarded directly 10 the De
partnent Il ,Msashipstos. ,-..l. 49,. ~,
Parties should also be careful in put
ting >stamps on Letters and paPers-
which latter, BY the Wy, e.noot ;.
forwarded unless fully prepaid-not to
,noistea them too nssh ;s,as, from thu
cause, they frequently drop Of and the
letters fail to reach tteir destination.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

Wsfe present, when plan 70 capture the
President was discussed. sss
They had heard the Prssident Was 20 Wis
Y camp, and they proposed TO- capture
him coach and. oil, drive through long old
hslds to i. b., where the coach Was TO be
len and ffesh horss1 we're to DO Tot, an
the party proceed 70 the river and take :
boat.
Harold took buggy 70 +. B. % antici-
pation that Mr.. LineoIn would DO oap4ured
and be was to 50 with the party to ihs riv-
or.
Slavery had put him on the side Of the
South-as 10 had heard it preached in
chnrcs that the curse Of God was upon the
slaves, for they were turned black. He
always hated the niger and felt that
they should be kept il jgnorapse.
x-.s he had never received any money from
Booth. although. he had been promised that
II they were successful they should never
want that they would 30 0onored through.
out the South, and they could SECURE On
exchange Of priaoners and the Ieorgan-
nation Of the confederacy.
Washington specials nay the bodies Of
Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Atzerot and Hsroll
still remain in the graves TO which they
were consigned yesterday. The Graves
are guarded BY sentinels. The military
authorities had not decided this nornine
whester or not the remains should be
delivered to thsir friends.
Mudd, OLaughlin, Arnold and Spangler
will 30 taken 70 the Penitentiary al Albany
on Monday. ~! !. I
Tho health Of the President is mucl,
better. Hs attended : long session Of the
Cabinet last evening.
The Tmes' account ofthe execution saws -,
Harold made . statement esterday TO the
effect that in the original plot his part was
70 shut OF the gas IN the theatre, and he
had onos rehearsed his part with Booth.
Afterwards, however. Ne vas required.onl
to>bs in. waiting near the Navy Yard
Bridge, to assist Booth il bic escape.
Payne. the night bsfors the execution.
said 90 far .as 10 knew, Mrs.. .Surrsst had
nothing to do with the assaas inat,on' blot.
WASHINGTON. July 8.-Applications we're we're,
made yesterday By the friends of Mra.
6urratt, Harold, and Atserlot. for their
bodies. The answer WAS !. th> request
eonld not ct present be complied With.
An order has been issued AbolishinR the
military governorship Of Of Alexandris,
W. Gen Slough, who, held that POSITION, is
ordered to Beaver CITY. az =: .s..,., :: ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
OUR RE1'TuRx1xac| 'R.Eall,sa,Exrs.

A dispatch receired,by Gov. Miller
On Tuesday evening from Cot. Bishop;
Of the Second Regiment, dated Jeaer-
sonville, Ind, July ll't!h, says" Sec &c;
uud Regiment leaves here to-day-ex'
pect us next Saturday G morning.
The Second b Regiment numbers
Six hundred and .ninety:eight officers
and men, .,, ..t," .-.,,..,,. ...... 90.
a dispatch from Thos.a A. Vincent,
\. a. General, Washington July ll.h
states :."rhe Eighth Regiment l.f'
North e Carolina tLh. date ~,
home." n& - y :a3"t@if,au-47 .t,i|
A telegram IRON Louisville, Ky, Of
the same date, bring, the following
gratifying intelligence t"The Fint
Regiment win leave here for Minnesota
on Tucsdaynext:" odH =itt ya,,.y o1~ls
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

Nlw YoRk, July1l. The Rorlds
Washington special says il i nov Ie-
.garded . quite certain that special
military commission will be instituted
40 short time for the tri,l Of Jefferson
Davis, % charge Of conplioity Il tho
assassination Of President Lipooln. 70
discovery Of additional evidence involve
ing Davis, il said to be the cause, 81 Tho
transfer Of, his case from ! civil 10 :
military tribunal
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

81 4&a - -.A5 E<7T III -
:, This regiment Of Minnesota volun.
teens arrived in St. Paul on the 5th.-
A procession was formed at The levee
to welcome tho boys, and they were
marched 70 the Capitol, where brief
addresses were jn'ade BY Mayor Prince
and Governor Miller-Col. Gil6llan ,e.
spending: A splendid disner had been
provided ~ the ''adies, and 70 this the
boys next gave their earnest attention,
being waited upon BY the ladies' then.-
selvea.,0 H5utooI, 5:.l 1I> E7&%> t..,:
Persons Who came up on the same
boat with this regiment tell Us that they
never saw {. better behaved OF more
gentlemanly body Of men. 7'''4*'5 2':'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

T .,,.,. ,,...>e 800 MoxrREAI, July Z.
The parser q The steamer Moroyiaa
makes the following stat ement: 'ssSst-' ~
The ship William Nelson, from Flushing
to Philadelphts or New York. was destroy
ed BY IRE on tho banks Of Newfoundland.
The IRE originated froma red hot bolt he.
Ing put into tar pot between decks. For.
y people were taken TO 81. Johns by The
steamer Meteor. Fear huadre1 people
.'e missing Some nay have bs.a saved
in The bcats, - -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

We have received the first number Of
Tie 81. Peter Adyert;ser. neatly printed
paper. Democratic in politics. It dsserves
he support Of ito party and Of the people
Of st. Peter. We clip the following from
,ts well filled local colamns . s'F a;:0a
@ On Tuesday evening Of this week, .
boy II shout nine yssFs q age, the son Of
Mrs. Hall, in Le Sueur City, was killed BY
lightning. He was lying on The Door 1t
the time. The mother and . small child
were shocked and otherwise injured, but
not fatally This is another evidenos Of
ths-necessi'y Of lightning rods. 1z=a q
Last Saturday forenoon, tho gr.sshop-
pers commenced Tying over aud through
this place in countless myriads. IN their
fight over St. Peter, millions stopped and
remained day OF. two. They have noy
nearly OIL left without seriously injusips
gardens. Nor did they materially injura
crops for many miles around, 5o8 which
the farmers may DO thankful. !.
The eFsssAopDe.s lett N ssatheaster.
y Grestios, wbish will carry them from
the State. -~.-...~. 49,. z-....- .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

w. p. Dole, Commissioners Of IN.
dian Ad.irs, has resigned, and Judge
D. Cooley, IF Iowa, has been appointed
to the position. =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
~ our 81. LOUIS Letter.
-;
ABOUT AATrERs m aEnERAL,
81. Louis, July 6,h, 1865.

;..I, 80: er..; 81. Louis, July 9Th, 1865.
Eplrol DsnocRAr.-Ws have got new
Constitution Got it yesterday By proela.
nation Of the Governor. Some Of us took
cold under Il the arst day We had il; ex-
pect We had too much 4th Of July. Our
constitution ID adopted BY 1852 votes ma
jority. 49,. .j.4.sE4 "a. ......5 ..,n
Dog days sre here. Mercury % in the
shade ard prospects Of rise.
i Everybody and his wife pic. nieed on the
4th, and We had large 6re thrown in ear
y in the forenoon. Articles destroyer
some wool, whisky and Minnesota pota-
toes; loss 100000. At night, Z. good
many sore heads. a great many tired NO.
men, who had rugged heavy babies into
the country on, excursion trains and boats,
. grand display OF fireworks At the eour,
house-sone that were to have been used
in honor Of the capture Of Richmond, bu,
which the untimely death Of our Prssiden,
stopped. ':'a-~-.. >.i 49,. -.'-~s. IT,. =, q:
There IL great deaf OF sickness here
mostly dysentery and Of the malignan,
kind; and no wonder, for the streets ar.
the hlthiest ever seen on this continent.
The rebel soldiers are coming home .,
the expense Of Uncle Sam. Amt our On
Gle generous 70 do this! These rebs are
good deal better disposed than their sym.
pathi.lng friends who have bee. staying q
home ;ursing every body. HAL ..s.
cOnr authorities have got the Nichol,or
pavement on the brain. The city is put.
ting down acres of il, and m ore avenu.
the county taker the road At city limits and
carrie. it out some niue lilies, 30 We vii
soon have : stretch Of twelve miles Of it.
Woa the fast horses have to travel when
this ID finished! ~. 1.s~ on z1-' =z'"a1.ot5'
We hay. some hydr ophobia-sev.r.l
des'hs from it-and our city fathers .r.
talking Of mu..lins- the several thousand
ours which infest our city. >.'.5' 20 S~' :
Apples are plenty, at S. 90 per barrel
peaches, so 70 Is cents per do..; water.
melons, 50 cents each; green corn, loesnt.
per dos..; ripe tomatoes, % cents PER ,qt. !;
bsef retails; l2} , Is cents per H., and
spring chickens $50 per pair and small
that. =, yyL5<2t L THIRD MINI. .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

: The State Department has been Of
heiar1y advised that the Spanish govern
ment is about to order the Captain General
Of clba 10 deliver the late rebel ram Stone
ws,l Is ~ Eejftd state. Goverament.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
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THE R4ECUTIDN On THE cOnsPlR'
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In another column will 81 found !,
full aoeeupt. of the hanging Of four Of
the conspir.tors recently tried at Wash
ington aud found, guilty. = The execs-
ton followed: yery closely % the up;
proval: Of the, ,eqtepee-77sso', s.! closely il
deed, that ieevss not certainly known
what the sentence sw,s sstii the news
came q q athe hanging of,the i, guilty.
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There h probably uot one loyal heart
in the, nation but will say, Amen Ito
the risidly Just course pursued By Pres
ideut johnson, The rqmor thai Va, s'
ia circulation a;day.or two since, TO the
efFaot that III. Preaident declined ~
cepting the responsibility Of ordering
the execution Of The conspirators and
intended directing: . new, trial before :
civil tribunal, has, fortunately, proved
untrue tt was not a case for ALTERING
or timidity. The, crime, in addition
to its enormity per se, was unpardona-
able ID magnitude, because it struck at
the lives Of those men whose persons
were rendered doubly sacred by the
high trust reposed in them by the ma,
ton aud if ever there was case when
capital punishment could be best JUS:
tilted, i is this. z.:, ''I 49,. ,.," -. -
10 no way, do We: believe, can t'mid:
ity or;hesitation on the part Of the Gov.
ernment subserve, at this time, the
good o. the nation. The same spirit
that President Johnson displayed il
this case Gao, with the best results, be
employed in the treating Of others aris-
ing ron The rebellionl---of which this
conspiracy wae shoot. It was only BY
vigorous aud; unyielding use Of the
powers Of war that the rebellion Wa
conquered and peace secured, and it
will only be BY stern justice in the
treatment Of the leaders Of the rebellion
that thispesce- can be- made lasting and
the full benefits Of our victory secured.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

Ono hundred and ffty-fou major and
bstgadier generals are speedily to be mus
tbFad ont Of the service. 74