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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

a TERRIBLE HcRRIcA~r.-The most s.s,-
~. cgc.oHs or hurricane known In India v,s.
led CalcuttaOctober5 ). over one huniral
ships all : emers TIA; were IN po-t. cans-
rally wiki all Oh board. 40 houses str0n,iv
hulit OF mason work, ard 40.4lO weaf-r
and smaller hOu IS. were DESTROYED. and I !.
30 strong houses and ASS weaker onss
were damaged. Moro than . thousand
persons perlsAol By lie falling Of houses
Inc most sweeping destruction occurred
between Calcutta and the sea Huge waves
thirty ieet high. rolled over plan,a.ions
Islands anl villages. sweeping everything
70 tlc.r course and causing az immenss
loss ui life. which cannot he accurately AZ.
ceria.ael. Rev. NJ. Wilder. MISSIONARY a.
KoApoor writes THAI. from details m
hand. /. : estimated ina, a HUNDRED thous.
and human beings are sweif inio eternity
slnlos, instantly by This terrible cyciora =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

lads " Lyons. France. who las been
whipped ara beaten by her husband. lately
wreaSec revenge thus: When her Spouse
was asleep ~ bed she Led him thereto .tb
stout tw.nc and then. armed Win a pow
erfli stick. returned with interest tue aceu-
nulated blows ~ past years. I'LL exhausted
10y the exertiOn. SIZE was coMneiel %
pause. After al ir-tLn,'s rest size m lde
deep curtisy 10 her De.l50rsi husband. AMI
announced 10 him her intention o. e.0piur
- her parents. res.lenc. Tho hlsbar pas
sued Tor a divorce.
According 10 tho RRiroql Journal there
are u the loyal states u this time, 25.37c
miles or rallyay-L0re than oaOsza u
-5irte TIE el.-I a. tne equator. iassc
n-es O! r4ur034 cost 81. 0J0. 3J5 z0g IN
me eleven rebel States taarc we're oC3
niles Z railway c1lst-aCtel al a. cDsl or
So c54,3si. Ioe 1gx-esa-e i 3l44l
miles, costing Sl,ls..sle9gs.
Tie exchanged Caiou soldiers who have
.a'ely arrived from Richmond represent ihe
suffering now bcu1 endured 'iy our men
there H. greater even. + possible. taen they
nave been subjected % "a. 4ay previous
Ine ONT 81 eighteen officers az tnres
ilousant private tlirty-slK del ia ole
day, from starvation ell sxg9su-s
Boston paper says. lion. NJ Fsfweu
no lev Maine senator > q good 5Decimel
- man physically and is one or "a fial. s.
~ q children, by lwy mother. IL u gl9n
see s.ls. no one 81 The later benz .-
weight les, than go pounds, nor below -IX
.ee- 10 height. TIE '-.her j. s-.- living. a.
Tue age q - yo2-=.
There were ia IRA in the loyal s.ates
during iS54. Sd which he csses wee 81
D
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

ognized ana obeyed over the whole ierri-
Tory o. The United States. TINS point con-
ceced. be assured them thar upon every
other matter OF difference they would be
treated with the utmost hoerlliry, but with
on; that recognition tae wS7 must AMI
would 10 OF.
AIthe conversation which tOoS placelrs
iVean Tie respective parties cane back To-
and Turned upon this radical and sr-ecO0-
ciaole difference Neither side could be
verved hairs breadth from Ia position
aud Therefore me a,emp. III nesolAtion
Vas 81 ut.er failure Upon separating l.
was distinctly understood and exp'icIa
stated that The ail-Hfe NJ each Mas 10 he
precisely "a Lag l. w,u.i have been .iuis ir-
terv.ew had never taken place The Cahi-
no' reca 'vef t-ese exr 'araii'rs - c0mple "a
and satisfactory. ard Tie feeling was unari-
nous ari ea-.e-. tnat Gle country must
now arouse SCI 10 lpreWei efforts at 6
prepare 10 make fnesa sacrifices in the de
feaCe ~ he il.e-r..y = lie Ilion ana la1
preservation ~ tho Government A. you
know Tho soa-,e 90 taiS Dispatch I need 10.
assure yol t-s, Be- re-.e,..y ro,aCle
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

A NV ASn Dtysrsors WEAroS TIE
school oi " .-5anoEs commonly known as
highNayuea. have .Cplr-e- nom London
Or scme ot.e- E-re.e-u csnta'. rev
s-',e OF tlldge. 10. 10 be usel upon Tie r
biz way victims. !. IS clllcl the sand
cab enc Is Csc IS almost certain - pro-
d-ce lea-h. l. IS made o. sTo.- canvas,
90 tie s-ape Cl 4 cll1, alol- twenty nc. es
long. aud rom SIX 90 e.-t INCHES /.
C.-clni .areuce THIS BAG or club Is file !
w.ta scly-plcSel tce sand. a.l v-. ., $
from tye 10 zen pounds ana has greet az
v0ria-es over tre ordinary c.Il o. .11--
eOn. brass SuccS'es up slunr-sao,. L ISL.
TO, re5Onll Cf.sr bl0~ IL struck and i.
leaves 10 marx or 0rulse. When tie victim
IS struck on lie top of ,he head ani tnere
IS where Tie sand-club IS directed he ln-
sran,iy sinks 70 he pavement without q
struggle the result OF concession q thl
b-a.1. and not even i bru.se. WHICH ans or
binary b.1ut Instrument makes. b I'd te
discovered on the scalp q the victim. aite-
the sand-ciGJ has performed IL ielril.
mission some OF the clubs have AREA is
been 0r.t by lae New YORK police, 10 tlc
possession Of desperate characters WhC
made known The use l5s which ,bey UerC
Intended
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

- Just as we 90 10 press, news IS 10
ceived that a portion, az least, or the POto-
mac army Is IL motion, and the Whole arrny
has received marching orders On the 5ta.
the I'd and 18th corps started Oh the road 10
Ream's Station, and drove the enemy eve
where before them. holding the ground.
The objective point seems TO BE the Danv.ile
railroad. Ifthis movement be continued In
that direction, we shall hear Of heavy er-
gagements, as It Is not 20 be supposed that
the rebels will give up their communica-
tons with the South without desperate
struggle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

GLORIOUS ISyENT.oS. NO more sewing
On Of buttons. no more scolii1y blsnluls .
Eureka We we're shown. yesterday. a
newly patented baton AMI mode o. apply
Ing j, 10 Tie CLOTH. which Is 10 superseiC
every tniug eXtant. By 10 one person car
.ach more buttons 20 q garment ttan zen
can by the nep1ia in fha sDace oil time.
all when o. but on c mot be pulled or ~
ordinary wear. They ara making en- West
port. Fairfield equity Mas HlrsE 1sy
= L~y
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MARRIED.

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

TIE [. 3 N.ut a. Philadelphia. within
me pss. siA mvn,1S cas- cu.red about e.yh-
teen millions OF ia new Gopher cents
lie Norenue. repor. Of lhAi institution
states ta2, I'VE millions. SIX hundred and
Ten Thousand eeais aud tnree millions oue
aunlrel ana lorty-flvo thousand two cent
pieces were eo.ned last uonlh Where DO
hey 90.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

70 We publish in fell this weak. the
new bounty act, which has become E law
after four weeks discussion In tie Legisia-
tura- Il passed by a vote Of s. 70 ). IN tie
House. But although the vote vas nearly
unanimous. there we're probably but .s~
members who we're perfectly suited with Il.
Bu, /, was The result OF 3 compromise %
opinions directly opposed
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

When Gen. Shsrman'5 march through
Georgia Was determined upon. the Secreta-
= Of War informed hin that the Presid ent
desired Gen. EooSer should be appointed
second il command Gen. Sherman replied
expressing bis preference Tor Howard: be
was again informed that lie P7es.celt
particularly desired he appointment c.
Hooker; Gen. Sherman answered that rs
resignation gas al the Presidents disposs,
wher he Sscretary w-o-5 = Sherman.
appoint whom sou please" = E1ns ne
story
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

BOUNTY JCAFERs. by order OF tie Sec
rotary - Var when al enlisted mll az
r.ves q. crai- reldeZF0l-. aay money be
may have with him exceeding twenty doll
ars. wil. be taken and placed In the hands
of The paymastcr az The rendezvous WHO
shall enres the amount ON a check book tO
be given ~ the soldier AZ the t.ms the
money vas taken. The monies thus taken
are % 5e deposited To q public DepJsitary
of the United states Or National Bank.
After arriving al his regiment. the soldier
may claim payment az the amount oi mis-
deposit. from The Plymas-er WHO paws his
regiment on The first regular plymen. he-
ing made him Tao object OF tho ogde. =
10 prevent bounty jumping
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Confessions and Experience OF an In-
valid -elsled as "a O AM a caution 10
gc-ns l-u AM oin-rs, ~lo Sc from Nervous Ds.
'.i's fl@n-t4re Lee y u Manhood. sc, supplying
al "a s-m. tine thl Means o. Sell Cure ny ons
~a1 aas cured lnsc1 atss 1n lers log coast srabis
3l@gA.rs ~ enclosing p1si. psil addressed e.
~ ?, slag.S co9.s "a - b. La %! ths author.
NATaANlEL MAYFAIR. Esq..
s9-ms Brock -. kilgs Co NJ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

Since the LIST OF January. $50 rebel de-
Starters, all OF whom came within the lines
o. the Armies OF the Potomac and the
JaRsA have passed through Washington.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

CARE FOR ED-cArIoS. In spite o. the
crushing burdens ~ The war. The con.r'lu-
lions 10 the reN lions benevolent ans eli
ucau0nal Institutions %. lie Northern >ra,ei
have never been greater th4n during tnls
period. when our enemies cOnlGenia.g pre-
dictel our national rain. Among tue fC-e-
worthy and commenl4hie donations haro
been those given - COLLEGES and theoios.-
cal semi1ares ID The north ana west. VIII
n the past TWO years there has been given
20 M.ddletury college SO 600; % Williams
S25. 600: 10 Harvard Sat GOO; 10 Dart
mouth, -. 600: 10 Anfover Theological
Seminary $50. GOO; 10 Washington uniser-
sity. S. Loui-. $50 600: 10 New YORK uni
versity. 500 600; % Bowloin college. So
600; 20 Chicago Theological! Seminary.
$50 0OO; 3 Hamilton. Rutgers and Trinity
colleges 500 00J each. o. the syrian Prot
estaui college. Sl03 600: 20 Amherst c1l.
lege $40. 900; 10 Princeton $50, uDJ.
end 20 Iale. 81 O.000: making the mag
nihcest total OF =. 53l 600 towards toe o.
c0wment OF our principal seals o. learning.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

Gea. Thomas ha. been appo.n-el MAJOR
General IL The regular army. rec John {.
Fremont. resigned. - fste ron Dec. Is
the day Of a. great victory over HOOD
TIE appOln-Eel, = said - have 5esa made
e. the reg-esi Of Gen. Grant Breye. Ma
Gen. George Crook has been made -.
Major General q Volunteers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08

Gea- Sherman. Whel one VI the Rebel
Episcopal d.T.aes CALEB upon hiD % ascer-
tain Z le w0Gid BE allowed 10 pray fOr Je-I.
DAVIS, replied: Pray for JEFF Ehy. cer-
teinlE. You ought 10 pray lor him ever
day, :or JET. Davis ard tie ID 1ssd
praying taT vsry much
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-08
Amendment TO the Q. 6. Contribution,

Il IS now lttle more than q year since
Wendell Phillips addressed large audiences
in Massachusetts and New York, in sup
port Of e new project OF his, Of so amend
ing the Constitution Of the United States
az 10 prohibit slavery entirely, and thereby
take from the Supreme Court al. jariSd.c-
ton over the subject Philips devo;es
himself especially TO the advancement and
protection Of the negro. AID il was lor his
security mainly that the enterprise was
commenced. Il was very soon approved
By Sumner, Wilson. Greeley. and Others,
and the reports Of his speeches IN the New
York dailes secured for it public attention
throughout tho nation.
a Joint resolution FOR an amendment 10
the Constitution. passed the Senate CT The
sJh day Of April. 1864. and was sent down
to The House on tie following day, although
10 action vas taken upon il until May SIs,
On that cay. on a sort c. tes; vote o. or
dering il 70 a second reading. the r,sult
was g yeas 10 IS nays. but one Democrat
Nj. Olte"y4lt VI -Nt" lJlhs wing YEA
On the 18th OF June, another vote upon il
stood. yeas "a, nays GO. Mr. Ashley moved
to reconsider, aud thus the matter ven,
over 10 The present session. Ofthe O. yeas
in the vote above last recorded, only four
viz: Odell. Griswold. Bailey and Wheeler
we're Democrats.
Al the National Republican COn7snt!ou
81 Baltimore. II was made plank Ia The
platform. The President committed him
self TO is support st al early day, and IN
MS last annual message % Congress, lie
went 30 far ~ . urge The Democratic mem
bers OF the House TO change their votes by
which it had formerly been rejected =
joint resolution was adopted al the present
session, on tee 5lst Of January, n the
House, by a vote Of ll9 to Sc, beirr three
votes more than was necessary To- It's pas
sage. All the Michigan delegation. iae.J-
ding Mr.. Baldwin. voted for tho amend
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Information Free 20 Nervous auf-
ferors.-A gcui.enaa clrsl oi Nervous Dsb.lty. 10
som p-t sncy, freuatu-e Decay snc Youthful Error.
.-s-aiee os desire g. tSasdt others vii b. happy
i-r-s i 10 a.. Mo heed g.. Cres o. charged The
-ss-rt AM ci-sclions making .ho simple remedy
r5si .l his case. Sufferers ~.slils profit BY lhs
ltvsrtlssr's I'D e-peritncc. az p1asss surc ana
va lao.e en.iy can 60 s. by ADDRESSING him Al
DOC 80 BIS F.a1s Z olsi4ess .he reoist and ful
.li9i ralil1a-oi vi,alinporianc will b. chssrfuDy
sslt - rss1fa nj. Address
JOHN b OGDEN,
n. 90 Nassau sir1ei, New YORK
-. S.--Nsrvo is s-r.refs %. b.il axes vii nad
ill., inf0Im nation llvalLaoie. tO.ms
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E f0IlOw.ng Democrats 7oted "a 4:

The amendment having passed both
Houses, and been approved by the Pre:l-
dent, il will 90 at once 10 The State Legs
latures, and when ratified BIZ T. States.
without any further legislation i; viii be-
come the supreme Law ofthe land A large
number Of the States VII doubtless ra..fg
il during the present winter. and r. by anv
means, the consent q two or three States
should be delayed FOR long time to como
say for ten or twenty years. We 10 10.
understand that the action previousiy IA
ken will be invalidated by the delay. but
the amendment will be fully operative VIXEN
ratified by three Of the States
The rapidiiy OF this vast change In pub
lie opinion is most surprising. and has no
precedent IN our history as 4 nation. When
Lincoln stumped It against Douzlas, n
1853. IN Illinois, he advanced the iiea that
slavery could not always eZist in our coun-
try as antagonist to free labor, aud when
asked to name a time whom il would bs
abolished. he named hundred years az the
probable time. He littleihought then, that
as President, be might sign tho resolution
which should prove ia ieath-warraAt T.
less than ten wears from that time.
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Sec. !. Neither slavery nor involuntary
servltude. except IS punishment for crime
whereo the party shall have been duly con
Victed. shall exist Within the United States.
or any place subject 70 their jurisdiction.
sec. 2. Congress shall have power 10 en.
force this article by appropriate legislation.
aud lchersGS, American slavery, IN is
~icSedness and iniatuatiOn, has added 10
us many other hei1OuS sins, the crime o.
waSinS caGSeleSs, cruel and OlOOdv war
Tor The avOwed purpose OF dividing and
destroying the nation, whereby Il mas for
Ieited al right 10 further liberation. and
mas clearly demonstrated that its eontinu-
ance Il wholly Incompatible with the safety
ana preservation Of free republican gov
srnment, Gad that IN order 10 form q more
perfect union. establish justice. secure do
nestle tranquility, provide for the Common
defense, promote tie general welfare. and
secure the blessings OF liberty 70 ourselves
and our posierity. L has become necessary
10 utterly destroy this bartarOus Toe O.
ciVihzation, humanity aud religion: there
fore
HeSolre.i syfRs Sr7a's and House q Ter
rsSeHt1lircs q he St1ts cr N.-ligaa. That
IN the name and IN behalf Of the people or
Tins State, We DO hereby ra,iiy. approve ard
assent 10 the said amendment.
ResoIred, That a copy Of this assent and
Fatlncaton be engroSSei on parchment and
transmitted by dis Exceliency the Cover
nor 10 the United states. II Congress
assembled
Twenty-one Senators voted for the reso-
luton. and two, Messrs- Godfrey and Treat.
Democrats, against it.
When it came down TO the House Nessrs
Morton OGrady and Look, all Democrats,
expressed themselves strongly anti-slaverv.
and would vote the assent Of the State 10
the National amendment II disconnected
fon Al sxtrinsIc matter,
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rs 70 kIyu.

PREPARATIONS FOR SKATING. The pro.
prietors OF Washington, Union. Capitolno and An.
chester's Skating Ponds are making extensive ar.
ransemens for the next cold .uup. The ice was
tolerabl good yesterday but scarcely stroug enough
for skating purposes.
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS Of Brooklyn are TO be
closed for the holidays Friday the 22d inst, and
reopened on the Sd Of January, 1866
THROWING A MAN lNTo THE Dry Dock
Philip Donlon was yesterday uel before the L. 4.
Circuit Court on an Indictment charging him with
assault with an attempt to kill Thomas Baker. Some
time since, both men we're employed In the Navy
Yard, aud getting into quarrel near the Dry DOCK
Baker Slapped Donon's face, The latter went avAy,
and Eubie luenty returning, save Baker a push and
no MAS ptIclptated distance Of 80 feet down sue
CPssion VI stone steps IN hls descent Baker struck
another man engaged at Work on the keel OF yes,el
then undergoing IepAirs and 1t was owing 10 this
circumstance that he vss not He'd outright. As IL
wus he vaA seriously injured Douion was convicted
and temanded for sentence
MALFEAsANCE.--Mr. George W. Seaman. a
Justice Of the Peace OF the town of New Lots, WA
placed on trial In the Kings County Court of Sessions
on Tuesday on an indictment for mAlfeas.nce in
oict. The case Was summed up Yesterday ate rnoon,
anu SVEN to the jury, who u!ter several hours
dehheralOn brought ia AVor4ict OF guilty Sentence
has been reserved
CONVICTION FOR observation-disclosures S.
wyckotf, who was convieted in the Kinss County
Court Sessions on the charge of seducinx Margaret
Blake under the promise Of marriage, was yesterday
sentenced to one years mp lonment la The Penl-
Tertiary. The case 10 to De carried 10 the General
lcnn Tor review. The Complainant was A saryant in
hs house Of Wyekoa'S hIA.G,
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t"t"t ~ N"HtAAi 20 'aioaa-A arge nunlef Of
cSci we're disposed - ycfrrd,s Ia .le Court Of
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"eh''h 0'fn"ns " to''f"s
John kqylA, convicted n NJ stomp AZ rrand
larceny, STATE Prison Z renrs 1auioi Allen and
Jas. Cisrt, attsmpt at hIrfary M D. o. thl III degree
STATE Prison ear. and . montHs each. Mrsarel
bemp-oy, attempt at grsnd larceny, tate Prison Z
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