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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-11
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-11


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Sti6mpne. 2s. ausuf 1865.
1865. glsuce unb wiGtisse Irransement.
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mad g8aibnston, Baltimore. philadelphia unp
Nsw gprt nit Der
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & PoToMAC
RAILROAD
dber @eauia Grset unS per Steamer mad sBaitnspn.
no aus Sabnpcrb bneursen nit alien Sdon bee Turbcns
uub gBsltcne fatifnben.
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Nad Baltimore tn IL Siunbtn.
@at5 9bllaorlst'a in l63 Sturben.
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Rihmrnb um 64 fbr Sermtta9S unb nm 81 llhr abtnbS
fur Icadta Greet seR mo aus ntue RRb b.Qusmc Damrf
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-11

The German ADVERTISER,
is published every Saturday
by
B. HAssEL, Editor s. Proprietor,
OFfIce: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-11
V6ilabe elp9ia unb
Nrw gorf,

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Gafasstts. Snbiana,
Ntwa-f. Sbip.
Yarfsreburs, 9irsiuiaL
Suiness, Sllincis,
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ct. GDuta, Wifpuri, 5ia
Cincinnati,
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Ct. SOispb. @ifpgri,
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Xsrrs 9ante, Snbiana,
3olsbc, Ohio,
Sinesnnte, Snbiana,
5ansspias. Sbip.
. a m uel Sutb,
SApsrin.snctnt,
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3efammtmacbumaen.

SefanufmaebIn9en.
NEW LINE!
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Reeds s Harnden's Express.
Die
45nen neuen OampflGife
CITY PoINT,
Gapiidn SaIbstt;
MkGENrA
gapitdn 9 9auIfer;
shlaatR 3uoldm unb lBatipns 2Dtarf an Rpdetts I'M
8 ubr Roratnsj uxb fabren nod
SitY Ycnt. Nprfclf unp SIp Ypint,
Suielta iit iiS an bic gas Sieawer
GEORGE LEARY;
Gapitdn 9IafenaH;
JAMES t. BRADY,
Gapitdn 3anbis,
aa@lieeen, bic ietiS eenus III Baltimore trirt1,hJ Uni
isrc YaGasier. nit ben Shldcn unb wcfIi$sn
Sabn,ustn peittr IN bef5recrn.
Gahrpreift:
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nnb Retp gprf aufetsebtn weroer.
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMsYp
COMPANY.
The Old Line. Established 1851.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

Cooked hats. Wigs and Ted c.0aks were
the usual dress Ol gentlemen. boots wcle
rarely Seen except among military Meu.
Shoe strings were worn only hv those who
could not buy amy sort of buckles In win
ter round coats We're used made sti with
hnckram. they came down % The knees
Before tfr revolution h0y- wore wigs aud
cooked hats and boys Of -enteci families
continued The practice long after they were
given up generally. Ball dress for gentle
men was a silk coat and breeche- Oi the
same, and embroidered walstcOat5. some
times white satin brooches We're worn
Buckles were universally worn: no one
could visit bail room with shoe-sffings.
+ il was usual fora bride. bridegroom. and
maids anl meI attending. 70 10 to church
together three successive Sundays affer t.e
wedding wIih q change OF dress each time
4 very fashionable gentleman appeared the
first sunday n bT0adCl0th. the second in
blue and gold. and thetLirl 10 peach bloom
and pearl buttou-. T. wa- fhe custom o.
hang the escutcheon of the deceased head
of a family out OF the window over the front
door. from the time 0f bis lecoa-c until AZ
ter bis funeral. tOUio. oi tIe e-cutciIe1l.
painted On black silk were more ancientiy
distributed among the rall-hearers. rings
were Afterwards gwen ana in' afii''.l 7
5lyF - At'. "-- -A-.ii" L.4i'-. -'' .
mug iuil oi rlh--. "i-cn were pfe7e' .lei -'
nm al the funerals "i.ch 10 alI-,-i
Ienliemen wore powder ana many ~
tlem al ifon inifi4 10 iot,y minutes ui--e'
ine n-l.iS 9l lAe most a-l.oAty-e ~. Oe-
70 nave iher la.r clalei ana c-I-t'. el"i
cusnions ana hoops were ih'.- 'y.e l1
q ldly VINO wished % appear 4A i1- ul
ID.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

drench wiih fratricilal blood II De the
opinion Of the Government that the clause
OF the Constitution defining treason. aud
the act Of Congress attaching the penalty
l. the offence are mistaken or nuIi.t'eS
and the defeat on the battlefield is an the
punishment that either justice 0r policy
calls for. tie public ought % know IT, that
Il mas express its opinion about il. Iftac
Government does not think SO. and still bee
leveS treason % he the first and worst ct
crimes let u- have the traitors. or as many
OF them as may boz deemed eypeiieDr
brought O. fair and open trial: ana this
done. le- u- have al eul 10 pardon f..--.
aud pari0n-broking. and C1th-'akir- alI
all the rest Of tLat time killing and l.nor-
alslng farce by which the countrE j. naH
amused at Washington.
Moreover large number o. military OH
lcers Who were educated ty III. ir.-el
states hag. and who a7 rs so.i.ers. owed i-
a peculiar allegiance. recognised hv men oi
honor ia all countries as peculiarly solemn
and binding. iour years ago deserted the'r
c0l0rs and went over % the enemy Res
ignaton in tbe face of tle enemy. Tor the
purpose Of following him. IT, of course
simply deselii0n Hundreds who ar this
ITO the so.ierl accursei thin- are loW
rowing about Northern and Southern cities
jpvial, unab4-hed, unrepentaut What $40
want 90 know is. whether a crime of this
sort is regarded in the American army as
punishment or not; If so. whether defeat
on the battlefield is The only penalty of
which IL j. considered worthy This is q
question which ought % Doe settled now
once for all for the manner Of lis settle
meni must affect the notions OF discipline
aud of military obligation that viii prevail
in oar armies for generations 10 come
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
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llr case. Tie people, ihree-lourths Eng
4sh' Scu.ch' anu M'l-A' N4th an OCCASION
al splihhAh- ol its.aii Americans age
honest thrll'' ana industrious hut isno-
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u'i- gi' "-'e'V 0lDh "l'eI7al ordef pre-
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
The Chinese Rebellion

The formidable Iaen.a- rebellion in Chi
ua has. since tle beginning OF the present
year, been gradually dying out. bul an0lh-
er rc1e.laa NNcN Ia- for several Years
ragged ia ile northern province, 90 the En-
ple, tAe -o-cailcd Nyen-icl rebellion has
this year assumed dimensions which threat
en- the very cNistaHee OF The Chinese En-
plre. By one of tIsc last arrivals from Eu-
rope We received report that the capital
OF the Empire bad been taken hy the rebels
This report has since been c0ntralicted
But there is no doubt that the rebels We're
m tAo neghbolhoOd Of the capital. That
great Consideration prevailed a. Pekin. and
that serious apprehension for the very eX-
l>teuce for the Empire was entertained. An
English paper OF China states that the Nyen-
Tel have recently been re enurced by body
% laepin-s Who have my-teriOusiy found
their way norLward, and that these two
bodies 0i rebel, have received further in
crease from sci of men who, under the
name OF '' thc Mohammedan rebels. have
China Various other bands have cOales-
eel with these three, and brought The total
number Of northern insurgents 10 500. 000.
This force will become the more iormi-
dab.e as the cohesive power of the decrepIt
MES of the troops thar are To- bc sent against
the rebels are becoming very frequent. The
government Of pekin Is entirely incapable
of controlling these movements and has iQ
look 10 tho foreign nations. aud specially
TO England France and Russia. for sup
port.
Under these circumstances ii is moi
strange that the idea of establishing over
China a European government should ino
many adherents. English and French pa
pels already openly advocate lf. Tie spoiisr
in this case are So immense. that England
and France DO not find ii difficult TO com,
TO an understanding about a common poll
cy.
Al all events 10 seems that great compli
cations are preparing in the east Of Asia
that China and Japan VIII ero lohg under
20 as radical "a change o. British Iudia. "
J.. Trbuue.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
Negative Enaotments,

An observer of the progress II recon-
struction IN the late rebelious States, can
not fail 10 be struck with their singular
uuanimity in adopting merely negative or
dinances relative 10 the right Of secession.
in their several new constitutions. For in
stance. Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee
and Georgia have adopted ordinances le-
claring the past act .'0f secession null and
void: but neither Of them has declared So
cession 4 crime, or provided any safe -uarJ
whatever against It in the future. South
Carolina has not even declared secession
UuI and void: but by her ordinance re-
/ pealinS the ordinance OF secession. she pro
nounces secession legal and valid, AMI o
] binding force until il was repealed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
" Quorum of States.

Senator sumner writes letter 10 the
Ereun- I0sf arguing his peculiar theory.
That the constitutional amellment Tor the
abolition or slavery. having received the
vote of the Legislatures Of three-i0urrhs Of
the States now actually participating the
Government, r Is loW passed and Is in illi
valid force. IT, contends that as both tie
Senate AMI House Cf Representatives have
ruled that the quorum consists ot the requi-
size proportion 81 the members from the
States represented au4 taa- is the cOnsU.
-utioual amendment passed both Houses
according ID Ills rule. as ,he national debt
WAS sanctioned hy both Houses thus organ
lzel. and treaties with foreign power have
been similarly saucr0nl that therefore.
the quorum OF states requisite for The pas
SAGE oi the constitutional amendment is
plainly three-ogrth= of the states actually
participating III tie Government. We
doubt whether there can be q quorum OF
states. tu- il there le any strength in tbs
point il can only ne established by Judi
cial decision of ihe United states Supreme
Court Let Q slave In Kentucky or any
other Slate IN which slavery IS not yet abol
sbel. clam lis freedom in the Fedora
courts on Tie point made by Senator sum
uer, ana On appeal % the supreme Cour
the polll can De se- 10 rest
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
VOL. II, No. 26.-WH0LE NO. SAG.

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

- AMI n0w word ~ tie Democracy.
The greatest triumph THAI is possible i0r
party % accomplish IS already Olrs- lr The
mi.l-f " off0onT. of danger. of tlreat- and
attempted intimidation. Wlcn the nation,
horriiioi af the as-a--iuafi1u Of Abraham
Lincoln. -eeInei prepared % sanction l not
demand ilc almost alullllatl0n II tle sou
theu people. when those uh9, GA tle subs
iect of ~-aie rights bad been a- flnaffcal
Is the ah0l fi0u.-ts We're on cons Iilliion
ana Concentration. declared tlat the war
had destroyed Tie sovereign r-hl oi ile
state. we camel that I0 sovereign night
0r state or ~ people bad been forfeited
or weakened tv The war. and that DO more
blood was necessary either for the peace.
dignity Or honor Oi the country; lhat what
was demanded WAS q c0ncill4-Ory policy
which should "a the shortest possible time
restore amity and good VIII. and remove
military dictati0n tO--ive place % the con
-tltuti0n aud tie laws. and that uni ess uii7
policy prevailed 10 Tic destruction oi I".l-
cal desires. the disco-j aud troubles Nnull
' 1.o enIta--. We witness to-day The perfect
rrivnnh OF our doctrine and principles IN
their almost UNANIMOUS adoption Dy the
very party wh0 ~ bitterly stg1naiized Us
brt few short weeks before. ia our JOY
and seifgratulation 90 the fact. we can
overlook Tie motive which pro1nces this
avowed change in the Black Republican
sentiment FIRE. Pres.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11


| The extent of the Pardon Business
promises q colossal feature loI thc next cen
sN-. Icr'netfAtil'A i I'D ucpchl 'A li-
ure5. Joy 10 nc stated along WIN oiher
lannaciNle-' now many pallol' nave
Been i--'iNnei 10 hand, and have gone
Nflh ANn lle 'otflnmrni stamp on
iheni Wili hlld oi lolalisl- have heen
miae il lc operation ana Mhll n~sofl-
uiehi Is constantly oh haho. 30 lIn'ii'ie
lAe amount oi business passing iHf'u ~
thr I"fl'i bureau washington 'ii lA'cl
Ie.Ii,7 '.-t .'' -' ia'N J. .',' n" anu "'n
ieei woe H'7 '''h erected ana t'il7
same race .'i poor 'N-i'' pes mus .""'.-
20. IL Is Niflirh lhl' i'h-l ldin"l sec
uon-' inn"'O- 1'. " "-.' ''.i-'N .'"
oi loI-N'i'-7 l'A'iHi q" '''l''''i
eleh stc.ion ''.'ilNiH- 'n' "Pl''i'"''.'ha
rom e'ieh state ih process "' l"77''4
lnruH-n I'D. great par ''. paper lil"i'
lI- MA 'Ahta inc i''''- hti p"' ",'.7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
j. II. COWLES.

ATlNG BEEN DULY LICENSED As AUCTIONEER.
tldcrs hls services 10 the public in that capacity
IL authorized o sell property al auction IN any
part 0f iIe state. Persons DESTROYS Of selling prop
eriy az auction, can do so only by employing an
tlctioneer dHiy deceased ~ the JHitei States The
lriers glfl may be found al all seasonable hours
Nhis once in Cowlcs Block. Washington Avenue
lansing. Charges reasonable. 4a6vI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

BEx. WOOD 0y JEFF DATIs.-Bea. wood ?
o~ran. The New York News l.s quite
lengthy article On Saturday il cr'o-r ot
JET DAVIS. Here j. an extract
..Mr. Davis is respected and he.9yei ~
rnany-in fact. We believe by tic great
majority o. those who were attached 10
ne Confederate cause and wl0 have sur
rired the issue. His name Is dear - nil
ions Of the Southern people. and whatever
be bis fate. his memory Viii be cherished iB
many households a. a true patriot. a brave
soldier and q wise statesman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

FlsON l1l Carriage Maker, foot Of Washington
90 street. below the site Of the Lansing House.
Wagons constantly on hand, at reasonable prices.
Repsring done. $40
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

We sea II stated that Prof 7. Carnnc0ur,
Low. oi army balloon uOtOriety. and who
has lately been making ascensi0ns from New
! OrS- proposes 10 construct bridal balloons
saIlal tie marriage ceremony may De per
formed IN the cl9uls During tie honey
moon both partners In "a bridal ceremony
are popularity supposed 10 BE- in heaven, but
the descent i sudden and sometimes fatal
10 matrimonial happiness.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

ASsiyG. M.chigan-N " Edgar Proprietor The
3lglr House is new, and Is fitted mp throughout In
he best style, and with new furniture. on Wash
llyi0n Avenue, near the site Of the old Lansing
Hliss stages leave this House daily. 4I9
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

An overland camel company has been or
ganized in New York. The object IS 10 in
port a large number OF camels TO be used
for carrying freight across the plains.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

FRIENDS AND CITIZENS OF LANSING
AND VICINITY Having just returned fr n Al
NY. am ready 10 attend - any that may need op-
-liinns on az about the Toetn. once az my resi-
.1ce-saginaw street
529tf J. : WOOD Dentist
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
JOHNS a. BAILEY.

l00I ana Shoe Dealers, have just received a large
Assortment Of Spring stock Of Boots ard Shoes
5asistng of Meas. Women's, Boys, Misses
Cillrcn's AMI Youths wear Custom Work
promptly attended 20.
JOHNS 4 BAILEY.
lansing, May 10, 1884. 4T3 II
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
4. VAN KEUREN.

Ms0N and Blilier, Lansing, Michigan. Keeps
.1astiaty on hand and Tor sale, Grand Rapids
Line. silcco. ant Water Lime. ONCE al r. Booth
r0yl Z Co 3 Store. 1y SIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

Egypt IS waking up. \ n0bleman OF
Alexandria has Il steam engines, Whcn
work p steam plows and culiiyators on
bis esfafn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
ANIERICAN HOISE.
EDGAR HOUSE.

HUDSON proprietor. lansing Michigan, 0ppO-
aie the Capitol bliliing General Stage Ofice
kept in connection with the House SIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
J. L. LANTERNIAN.

ENrlSr Toeth mounted on Gold, silver, or Rub
Der Base. Odice at his residence ON Grand Street
directly east or the Capitol, Lansing, Michi
ga1 $50