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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
DROBATE NOTICE-State of Mich.

l. igsn, County of Ingham, AT a session of the
Pobte Cour; Tor the county Of lngham holden a. the
Probate Office. 10 the village f Mason Monday the 18th
day of Nov ;he year thousand eight hundred and
sis;y present VIM II. Pnck ey, Judge Of Probate. In
the matter of the estate John l. Bush deceased On
ng and fling the petition, duly verified, Of John
Phelps adm nl.trs1r upon said estate, praying for
order allowing HIM settle his final account and TO be
discharged as such administrator,
Thereupcn ordered that Moncsy, the third day Of
Dec next, IL O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned for
the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of
said deceased anG all otner persons interested IN said
tate required to appear at session OF said court.
then be holden the Probate Once in the village If
Mason and show caus il any there be, why the prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted: Audit further
ordered that said petitioner give notice 10 the persons
d estate Of the peniercy Of said petition
and he ring heIenf, By causing copy OF this order
TO be publShe. in he Lansing Republican, newspaper
printed and atns in said county Of ngham, three
successive weeks previous TO said day Of hearing.
"a true copy WI a. fiNChNEf,
3W2aI Judge Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
DROBATE MOTT Estate Of Mich.

Il igau- Go MY o. lngt---. AT 4 session OF the
Probate Court 81 the at iugB- hien at the
probae Otfce, TIE WILL e Ms n, 81, n6ay, the
l3tu cay 81 SOY III tee ;nrI-dnf eight hundred
AMI sixty, present w H. fINCSNET, Jdd2e Of Probate
"a the teT ut ti.e te All John E-yi--ion deceased
n reading ~ NJ JE- 81 agts verified, Of Ste
pnea Weeks. PRAYING ia; = mem writing pur
pbrtng 10 1e ~ " D. AZ -eSt 81 John gsle.
tn, lie ,-a--l M. " sGG, prat4 and that le
tiers parliamentary b. gr.Bs- rtitioner upon
said estate,
OF Deem u-si. al IL ci ck a. tie hrenOon, be
sgned for he ny -, p-lti. al ia the heirs
a. law OF sa,d ectased, ana pea crested
IN said estate, equI - session OF said
Court then "a be holden the ~ Ohce in the VII
lage Of Macon, and sh"w AM there be, Why the
pra, Of the petitioner should anted: and il il.
further teIed, that said petIti, notice
per. Interested in said estate the peLjency Of sad
petition, and the bearing thereof by causing a copy d
th- order 10 be puoiisnei in he Lansing Republican,
n-wspa printed and circulating said cunty CT Ing
ham, three weeks previous TO sad day Of hear
ing. "a true copy WM II PiNCkNEf.
3v29l Juege Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21

MAKING READY. The yard in front of
the Capital is being terraced, and the set fence to
conform to the grade Of Washington Avenue,
and the Halls of Legislation, Executive Rooms,
LObbies, Offices, &c , are being righted up, and
put in order for the session
The "note Of preparation" is the prevailing
sound now, pretty much all over the city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
s L Il G. | 4 l. n OTTO Els

NoncE-rhe Resu,.r Communication Of Capipl Lodge
Of Strict Observance, No 66, Am, asd erection o.
officers for the ensuing year. will take plac. atthe Ma
sonic Hall on Wednssda ng, Nov. 2ls. general
attendance of the members is requested.
A. COrTREu, Sse'y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21

UNION SCHOOL. The Union School
house in the Second Ward, having been extern
svey damaged by the gale Of Aug. 81, has been
ior some weeks in state Of repair. These re.
pairs are now completed, and the school resumed
lie duties this morning
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21

TaAksGIvING.-A thanksgiving service
nil Be held at the Chapel Of the Reform School,
IL o'clock A. NJ.
Tia boys will afterwards be RECALLED with a
thankaeiHng dinner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21

Ar EASY SHAvE.-All who desire the
Injury Of an easy shave, thorough champoo,
Or fashionable Gu. Of the hair, can find these
Injuries BY calling upon Wilson at the Lansing
H0use
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
WYE OF MICHIGAN, County of

CITE OF MICHIGAN, County OF
- imam, sat session of the Probate Court lor
the y of Iuyham, hoCen at the Probate Office in the
vlap& Mason on Monday, the 18th day OF Novenieer,
in thes Thousand eight hunred and sixty, pres
emit. q. H. FNCxSEY, Judge OF Probate In the mat'er
NJ tbsstate If Thomas Hanna, deceased. Ca reading
ana fny the petition, duly verified. of John Coa'sworth
aansrator upon said estate, praying that he may he
ce to sell the south east quarter of south west quar-
;er ;wentyf two north OF enc west real
sst 4 Of " hch said deceased died seized,
nc eupon 1t IS ordered, hat Monday, the 'h day OF
ry next at II O'Clock IN the foreman, be assigned
ole hear u said petition, and that the heirs ri law
cfs4 Gecea-,d AMI ali othe- Ier-,hs 'ne esei n ''
Sse are req rci appear a, s-ss "a OF -ai '"ar'
NJ 10 be hal en- III the Probate Office IN the village 81
,kun and shpx use, ii any there be- WHY tue Piatef
h- uetit;oner sh ,ud not be granted; Aud & iGr
pr atIle thai ssd petitioner give notice 10 me yer
a. irte e.,.d -, said estate, of TIE pendency q sac
!linn ana lie hearing the cot. by causing copy o
ofte- e. be published in the Lansing Eepue lean,
S.n,uer printed ami circulating sa ID county 81 ics
ham six successive weeks previous TO said cay ni Tear
T., T,trurc.py WI II fiNCkNEG,
500, .IIrge Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21

AWrxp FALL.-Mrs. Sparrow. a lady
If this city, with a number Of children de-
,eodeut upon her, has received intelligence of a
beouest Of $4,000.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21

IrprAs SuxxER-Our glorious Indian
s,nmer Of which we boosted in our last, closed
:, SATURDAY.. by the winter engagement of Bore
- aior the season"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
1.lpesday Morning. Nov. n. 1860.

MISTER - Winter has fairly set in.
Go, squalls, slee,, chilly bowling winds, and
80 s;de.walks, are the order OF the day.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21

Advertisements have the privilege OF three
A.eT r.. YEARLY rates .ppiyto regular and ordinary
u. Idyertisments. only AL Others chsrgeoby
me oessre
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21

~ by gwen that in pursuance of Esens- 10 grant
e 5y e Judge IF P,cba.e for the county If lnghSm
the 12sh day Nor. mbs-, 1850, sha expose for
sic AZ pun'c sucrn, on thu premises Saturday. he
5 day Of Japusry next, at O'Clock p the follow
ng pace parcel of land, viz The west half Of the
notkesst quarter of sect on seven ( town ore north
of range vest, in the county of lngham. Michigan
Q n;Anips SO acres Of land, more or les
VAUGHN SWEET.
6reel Guardian Of Sally Ann Daniels, q minor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21

AL&T. B. X. R-The Iron is laid
=. I.ingsburg, and the Contractors think they
IN bring in the members at the opening OF the
-. N within one or two miles of Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
OTATE OF MICHIGAN, County o.

CTATE OF MICHIUAN, NOuN'y .!
- Io,ham IS Alta SESSION OF the Pro ate Court iof
he County Of Ingham, holden at the rebate oce ~ the
viY,r. 81 Ma sou Monday, The leh day 81 NovembeF,
the wear or cu-aud yht HUNDRED and sky pres
ant WV H. FIScKSEY, Judge d Probate. In The matter
q the estate of Jonathan IemaIh, deceased "a read
-, and cling The petition, duly veihei. Of John
Phelps pray ing that he mag be allowed hnai sell eeIt
and discharge sdministrA;o. upon sad estate,
TnereuPon it is eerei test M'nia!, ih- tFa cay :.
next a. IL O'Clock the forenoon, tie ened
fr the hearing III said pettioa anu ;Gat the bers al
sw ~ sad easej and ali other persons interested IN
aid estate are required TO appear ~ session OF sad
Cont th-u to De holien at tie Probate Office, in the
yiiag. OF n and show cause, II any there De- why
The PRAYER o. the petitioner should Be granted And i
ordered that said petitioner give notice 10 the
sons interested said estate Of the peIdency Of said
n and the hearing thereof BY causing copy Of
this oder Be Published in the Lansing Rspubi
new spsper printed and circulating II sad county Of
Incham, successive weeks previous to said day q
| hesr *. IA true copy WI IL fINCkSEl,
2s2ol Judge 81 II bate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County OF

SIAlE of MlOHiuAA>s Coun'y VI
~ Inrhsm sat- a -ession CT the Probate Court Tor
the County Of CHAM. bold, at the Probate once 10
be village of VI n, Monday, tie l-.h Day 81 Nov
IN the wear one THOUSAND eight bun1ed AID Ny pfes
.nt Nm III pIyCKsEY Judge Of T. ohatc. IN the matter
{ the est..a OF jonathan Bellows, decea-et on fea.
ny nj Sing re pet'to'i. d'iis '-fihed' ~
pr4.ing thai instrument writing pdfll'ra
n, Ia the u, ami testament OF jonathan h~""-
ed ms, De admitted 20 probate anu tla' e. ca
tss,amen NAV grsBte In SAID pSoner upon SAID
estate, ,,-- i, r.
Tacreup i IS ordered that Monday, tie in 'iay Q,
Trsuh.r Il osi,Ck in the forenoon, De s-shei
,,- lie airing OF sSi; position. end thai the hehs AT
raa OF sal ircease ami all other persons ineies &c N
sd estate are repaired IA appear at session al $50
-, H., 10 he holden a. the Probate Ofice 10 THE sil-
49, If N,-on and .ho~ cause, If any there te, Why tie
PRAYER of the petitioner should not be An'eu An :. =
r. II o. ordered that said petitioner We .otice 20 the
ms IN sr-s ea in ss estate, OF The pen enc! 81 sao
pelit on and the hearing thereof b Causing e"ly OF
r. oT,e- IN be plbli.aei in the Lansing h-paoic
NO printed and circulating IL said county "i hsh
an, three successive weeks previous TO SAD Day OF hsa
AL ais ~, 80 ropvl WI II fISGkNEI,
SSoaI JIdg- Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
lansing, November 20th, 1880

lansing, November 20th, 1880
STATE OF MlcnS, SIS
ToJ Tu~ne:Co Chester MOsely, Amos Turner
C., II W SD, ] Mead, A y. Hart, III. Angel, III.
l.. Tnayer. " Haze, A rkeeie,J SommeIviile, Lloyd
Levi i B,n, Hurato Seymour, ID ". Van Auk'n.
John omnk Co. and all other pc interested in
he fo!ownasscr.oed pr-miSe > Hz South par VI ~
Dick N 9TH part of lots and s, box o, north
part of biOcl- ana Il. .
You are ty npiiHcu 'ha' a9se meme I" nouu -
be M A. M YOU defrsy tn- expense Of grayehng
Er.ntin ar ON end IL br ge over Grand River,
ID east lind CenterhueeI uia' asse' 80 80
teen maiAereSr, when se on NE IN zee inc VI use
CIV Gle, kshere they will ain open your insp-e
90 MN. tonlay the 81 day of December, 1850 AZ I
,..I,.k II when an 1 ~he o the Comm Council will
st to hesPPea hc'n sA'n uen co. y"
appear a. SLOW cause, any ',,eie OK, Wy - o. -,
rnent sh y not "e mace ara eHieS'eo aee''0s ~ ID"
Byo,f OF the common 1o~ncn'. o-,r ..
.yfn, JAMES G. STAFFORD, CITY Cluk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

l. g,r. G univ Of Ingham, sat- a Session of the
rubar Ca 0r -" C,unty If lngnam, holden at the
Probate Office The village e Mason, On Tuesday, the
18th CAV OF November, the wear one thousand eight
hundred and sixty Present, VIM Pinckney, Judge OK
Probate In the matter # the estate Of John Fisher,
deceased On reading ant fling the PETITION duly verdi
ed, Of Vim. r Near adm ms rstfr upon said estate,
pra ins license sell the real estate of said de-
ceased,
Ihereup it is OdeIet, that Monday, the 9Th day OF
January next at Il O'Clock the forenoon, be assign
the hearing Of a petition, and that the heirs at
Of sad decreased and all other persons interested in
ssA Estate, required TO appear at session 81 said
Court then 20 be holden at tie tlobate Office, in the VII
age Mason and show cause any there be, why the
PRAYER of petitioner should not be granted And it
further Ordered that sad petitioner give notice to the
persons interested in esae % the peDcency Of said
pston and the hearing thereof, by ng copy Of
this order be published the Lansing Republican,
printed aud circulating IN said County OF Ing
ham six successive weeks previous said day Of hear
ing "A true copy) WM II PlNCkNEY,
6So9l Judge Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-21
TO rIARRIECsADIES

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DIR. WOOD. THE DENTIST. /.

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THE GREAT ENGLISHEMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAES
Celebrated FeILe Pills.

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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-01-07
AN UNBIDDEN THOUGHT.

As We stood beside the grave of Ed win Coppock
and looked on the multitude who had assembled
to do honor to his remains, q question camo loom
ing up before us,and it was this What of Barclay
Coppock, the brother of the deceased, who was
Engaged with him in the Harper's Ferry affair
Do these before us honor the living as much as
they do the dead ? Or do they give a monument
to the one and q gallows to the other :?
The men who stood there had most Of them vot-
cd for Governor Chase, and had sworn him to see
to the execution of the laws of Ohio, and of tho
constitutional obligations of the State to her sis.
tiers of the Federal Union. Gov. Wise had offer
ed a reward of $500 for Barclay Coppock, and
while ths latter stood upon the soil of Ohio, the
Execute 9 Of the State assure Virginia that in
the rendition of %fugitlves from justice, Ohio would
fulfill her constitutional obligations. Or to state
the facts and the promises in other words, that al
though the people OF Ohio honor the lifsless re-
mains Of Edwin Coppock as those of a martyr in
the cause of freedom, they would give the living
body Of Barclay Coppock to a Virginia prison and
. scafold for doing what his dead brother had
done.
Although we wese glad that humanity had mea-
surably triumphed yer law, the inconsistency of
the people was marked and apparent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-01-07
DIED.!

Mary Ellen Holiday, wife of William f. nol
lday died at Deer Creek, in Stark County, Ohio
Jan. /, 1850. The deceased was ever alive to tn,
claims of the unfortunate and the suffering, ant
especially Of the wandering outcast from tn,
American Sodom. Many fugitive slaves now il
Canada, have had reason to bless her kind hospi
tally, and her surviving friends bear testimony t.
her cheerful generosity to the poorest Of the poor
DIED-On the 30th Of December, near Coo
Spring, in this county, of consumption, SUSANNA
daughter Of Jacob and Catherine Wilhelm, in tn,
22nd year of her age.
"Our sisters gone:
She's gone from friends, from parents dear,
Who've watched with care each passing year;
From those rejoicing to behold
Treasures Of mind in youth unfold;
From those who loved her fond caress,
From those she lived on earth to bless,
From those who taught her "lips to sing
The praises of our heavenly kings"
From tender friends she's quickly torn,
Her loss they now in sadness mourn;
From all she's gone"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-01-07
ANOTHER VIRGINIA OUTRAGE.

Dea. Reuben Salisbury, of Sandy Creek, New
York, purchased a farm 10 Virginia some ten years
ago, and moved there to reside. At prayer
meeting which he attended soon afterwards, be
pray ed that masters would treat their slaves Kind.
ly. Next morning he was waited upon by some
kind neighbor, aud informed that he must not
pray IT that manner in virginia. How the old
Deacon inred more recently is thus recorded by an
Oswego county correspondent of the Albany Ere-
ning Jomn0t
Soon after John Brown took the State Of Virgi
MIA and tho United States Arsenal at |IIarper'e
Ferry, with the consent Of Secretary Floyd, Dea.
con SALISBURY was found with an Albany Weekly
Journal in his pocket, sent to him by bis brothei
from this county. That was proof enough that be
was one of John Browns men, as high as a Colonel
or Captain lie was waited on By fourteen armed
men, and marched to iail, They had un nistaka
ble evidence 10 his pocket (ony of you or l could
have testified agains, him). lie was finally order
rd.s, leave The Stite--and had a man hy
the name of George Washington, who formerl,
lived in that State, been alive, he too would have
been ordered to leave with Deacon Salestury.-
This wees Deacon Salisbury has retained to lhit
county TO reside.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-01-07

BosToN, Dec. "a. Tho yacht Wanderer left
Savannah under the following circumstances: Or
the 18th OF Oct, Leneold Patten, under the assum-
ed name of David Martin, put fifteen men on board
the Wanderer, then lying selow Savannah, to as.
sist in taking on board wood and water. Soon of.
forwards Patton came on board himself, together
with Edmund Talbot, the pilot, and Capt. j. Black
shipping agent. lie Immediately called all hands
to get under-weigh, and drawing a revolver swore
be would shoot any one who refused to work OF
attempted to interrupt his He alst
threatened the shipping agent and pilot with deatl
If they attempted to leave the vessel. Sumo O
the crew who knew Of his plan loaded two piece,
of cannon with grape, and armed themselves t
enforce Patton's orders against. those who had beer
induced by false p~retences to come ON board. On.
half of the crew were carried of against thei
will.
The crew OF the Wanderer, ten in number
have been mmit to Jail. The vessel remain.
in charge Of the authorities.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-01-07
NEW YORK EVENING POST.

Those of our readers who desire on Eastern
journal which combines with the requisites of a
first class newspaper, a high literary character,
and which in its political articles is fair, and dig
nifed, and reliable, and consistent with Its own
professions, may find such in the paper whose
name heads this article. We see no journal which,
for the qualities named, is so unexcepiiona5le as
the Post, and add to this the fact that it's typo
graphical execution is far superior to that of some
of its contemporaries, whose poor printing produ.
ces poor sight, and we have said no more than its
character deserves.
The weekly, which is q large and handsome
sheet, comes at 81 a year to single subscribers
and at 81 a year when a club of twenty subscribe
The semi-veekly at SO a year fer a single copy,
and ten copies for 500. Address VIM. G. Bryant
& Co. New York.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-01-07

Troy, Geauga CO., O.. Dec. Q

Troy, GeaugG co., O., Dec. 90, 1859.
FRIEND JONES: A John Brown meeting being
called in this place on the 23d of December, the
friends of freedom met and appointed Byron Pratt
Chairman. The following resolutions were offered
by 0. L., Latham and j. F. Nash, for the action Of
the meeting.
Resolved, That in the life of John Brown, we
see the christian, the hero, the philanthropist and
the patriot.
Resolved. That if Warren and his com patriots
were justiiable in their struggle with England at
Bunker's Hill, then was John Brown and his little
band justifable in their purposes at Harper's
Ferry.
Resolved, That we will not deliver unto the
marshal or master the slave that has escaped from
his 'master unto US, but he may dwell with US il
he shall choose. .ar
Resolved, That we will hide the ou.cast and
bewray not him that VANDERBILT, provided that the
person in question is guilty of no crime, other than
of once being a slave on a southern plantation.
Resolved, That the people of Ohio are more
guilty in the sin of slave holding lin returning
~fugitives to their m~asters,) than the people of the
states are from which they fed.
Resolved, That we will as men and women, if
in our power, prevent the arrest of any person as
n slave aud rescue them when arrested.
Resolved, That we will if in our power, prevent
all harm to any person for refusing to answer to
any demands wherein the interest of slavery are
to be promoted or secured.
Resolved, That we will, if in our power, rescue
any person who shall be arrested for aiding or
concealing a fugitive or any one claimed as such.
The above resolutions being read, a motion was
then made by G. A. Brooks, that they be taken
up one BY one, and such remarks made by each
speaker as he saw fit, after which they should BIO
either adopted or rejected. They were adopted
without q dissenting voice. .-ii g..
A motion was then made, that they be forwarded
for publication to the Jefferson Democrat. the
Ashtabula Sentinel. and the Anti-Slavery Bugle.
Yours for Incorporating freedom.
JOSEPH F, NASH,