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The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28

The FUTURE LADY OF THE WuIrE
HoUsE.-Mrs. Lincoln Is, pertorce, per
sonage to whom, just now, the liveliest inte
rest attaches That she will adorn anc
grace even the exalted position to wich she
bids fair to succeed, none who have had the
fortune to see her can doubt She is ye
apparently upon the advantageous side u
forty. with face upon which dignity and
sweetness are blended. and an air of cult
vation and refinement 10 which familiarit,
with the courtiy drawiny-rooms Of London
or the aristocratic saloons of Paris, would
hardly lend an added grace. She i; almi
rably calculated To preside over our repub
hcan court Ii one We're permitted to d.
scribe her personal appearance as to meet
half way the respectful curiosity which i.
generally felt upon the subject, the descrip
ton would be that she is slightly above the
medium stature. with brown eyes, clearly
cut features, delicate, mobile, expressive
rather distinguished in appearance than
beautiful. conveying to the mind generally
an impression of self-possession, statelines.
and elagance. distrust my own opinion
upon subjects Of the kind, but l concur in
the belief prevalent hereabouts, that she
will make as admirable a leader of the state.
ly danes aud lovely demoiselles Of the ma.
tioual capital as the most fas,idious social
martinez could desire.-Cor. " Y. World
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
REORG AlZAs lOs o. stsr VETERAN
CUHrs oF 1919.

An adjourned meeting Of the Veteran
Corps, composed Of the soldiers of the Wal
OF ISL, was held last night at the Mercer
House. for the purpose or effectIng reor.
ganization. Gen. Raymond was called tc
the chair, and Lieut. Col Daily chosen Sec
retary. The Chairman stated briefly that
there had been division in the corps, and
that the object of the meeting was to settle
past differences. 1t had been agreed upon
that the body should be once more united
and that new officers should bc elected.
After the adoption OF Il resolution set
ting forth that 1t should be considered i
breach Of order for any member to aliudc
to past differences between the two corps
the following IN turn presented their rcsig.
nations. which We're on motion unanimous.
ly accepted: Gen. Raymond. Lieut. Col
Daily, Col. a. W. Jones. Major Taylor
Capts Bond, Gougc. and Scott, Adjatan,
Carbierre. Lieut.sCol. Fox, Lieuts. Baker
Trowley, and Riel.
A motion was carried that all other off.
ces be considered vacant
On motion, a Committee of FIVE was ap.
pointed to report list of nominees for the
various offices. The Committee retired, and
after brief deliberation reported the names
Of two men from whom the members might
make a selection for each office, as follows
Colonels-A. w. Jones. A. Daily; It..
Colonels-W. Carbierre, j. Scott Major.
w. Taylor. w. III. Brown; Captains
s Baum, 'Gouge, Van Zandt. aud Fox
Lieutenants-Watson, Crowley, Riel, and
Quest.
On motion, the meeting adjourned until
Friday night, when the election will bs
held-N. Y Tribune
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28

Nathaniel Hawthorne among his acres on
Concord plain is said to be working at
romance of English life Il some Grad
grind were to see him in working hours "
he would doubtless think he made his liz.
ing by labor as arduous as any hod cou,.
pellng and ladder traversing" Greek slave. -
Whittiar. chief singer for sweet Liberty. is
reading the final proofs Of Home Ballads" ."
We anticipate some stirring rhymes in the
new volume, and hope that John G. has re.
sisted that besetting sin Of stretching out
his poems 70 ninety nine stanzas. "Short
and strong" ought to be his motto. Oil
yer Wendell Holmes, is preparing vol
ume Of poems 70 be called Songs in Many
Keys" Emerson's '' Conduct in Life " Is
in press. Emerson-wise it discusses Fate,
Power, Wealth. Culture, Beauty. Behavior,
Worship, Illusions, &c, &c. John Lathrop
Motley is still in London, superintending
his new volume in the press Of that
"Ssrshan, Tenson, Linton of the times,
Patron and publisher Of rhymes
John Murray"
The Critic says that Motley's work is the
most important historical contribution to lit
erature promised this season Il will doubt
less have greater popularity than any his
torical work since Macoulay's last volume:
1t is entitled, " History OF the United Meth
erlands, from the death of William the ST.
lent to the death of OIded Barneveld en-
bracing the English Dutch struggle against
Spain, and detailed account Of the Span
ish Armada
The Rev. Arthur Clevlanl Cox has col,
lec,ed and printed the poems of Rev. Viii
liam CrO,wcll, with u mcmior. Theodore
Parker's writings have all been transferred
to Ticknor & Field. win, will shortly bring
out the work he left IN manuscript on His
toric Americans The memoir of Mr. Par
ker will BE- included In the same volumes,
and is now occupying the pen Of Rev. Mr.
Weiss. Van,ty Far occupies much oi
the time of Mes.rs. Charles g. and Hen.
~ p. Leland. They design some Of the
most fanciful aud grotesque delicate and
original vignc;tes for that iIvely publication
that We have ever seen.
According To the Saturday Press, AL
bert Edward writes for III: -" The Prince
Of Wales has agreed 10 write a description
Of his American tour for the Letiger, ON
condition that Mr. Bonner will pay off the
national debt of England ga, ,OOO, 900. .O0O)
within one year OF the first Of January next
The terms will probably be accepted ~
Winthrop Sargents ." Life and Career OF
MAJOR Andre will he issued in a few days
1t is handsome l2mo. volume, with fine
portrait of the unfortunate hero Mr. Sar-
gent has spent much time over his ample
materials and the result Will no doabt be
one OF the most interesting biographies from
the American press. 1t is To be at once
republished iu London by Smith 4 Elder
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28

FI'.A th., reiusFkAbie ans most inte~s,uS-rr->s.
csus .o.-i q thr utrsiei Jaiee. of TIE no
io~crf- ssa Sire most soothing and Ra.ls m us,u,.
ca.mies., e,Iutis-d an iusus e IN Vel ~ealsd ,a.
bottie>. e.arsed /, powerful battery T,u, ro.
-esrg adtiun -sFesioi medical virtues. s,rr,
Magnetic a.c kecE y ~ru,s pr'foGuG, l.nsifat "a.
ah puiin, AKA ta,elh an 80 thDg a. rehry,s n.
aui ufssni tivss a oucs. q hen ees spilled rr.,
g tee s.Tsired u.usi,s -u4 nerves. giving ie N.
vitality - , e. KN rg qusiies, l. sTsir~d part, A,
chr nic >tauU ng ooin iufs. and weaknesses. a
aging pan NeGfa rlistl.n. ara r~fpcy,n.
tract "a IA, l1,-et a. ~ho hsv. u.xa \,
tSA of ;ttiy eTf.i dicn.. aud ~stxs,,
p, tar sutcTUr az, aud III her external rvue,xs
ls- az ~- n i - uuigns remedy fer "a,
Group >Vre Throat llts uiu.rn It the Iuuss Bos-n
i.s-r, htu~t>. AID other gans, Rheuu s;sm sim.
Ir..tato o. Agu- "a the Brrss ard all time. eur,,
leh, Hrur Tie PACE, sfmp'es and Eruption. Of al
kiuis fIies .r| and SfraineG iimhs Rurr. Prom,
psrt-. shilbHi4s. iIaoe-t and lous standt. Som.
Wounds. 4 &r. l. si1 SO. testore tie Hair Ia N !,
.s.4 Head, saj y Ia, Hsi "a. m tAu. The Ma
re- 'r.en' l- te-l ~,'sLsN, 90 1pen Canal .rs
snd cure, when pied hct, f,r the Ses.tei~.
hI-sc> .uc roo A Ca sv- Ali Le pr rrl-,or~ ...
1 The Na.nr'e On meat fsl ts coutdrrt tl.t al
he, Ga ir n. VI he found Ia. IL; er In N,
Cute l. vi vince II g. ctuIe3. ~ I-sIs b.,
b, ne quantity sut n skef sud used t,aiB.-l sy.r,
h AIT iGI.sc~ tt nutie t,s ~. |. - .st.
very Nm's IL nors ~ - iict.d wih We g., sssr
Fry Or. Trash'a Magnetic Ointment!
N't~ eeaute '.ue-s u-i 80 r. Hsel With leu s.~
auPi 80 c'rs ut fuI r.cr.us d each Rsfe
.a.. fct.srs .s ia a., fToe sLln, % tor small
-ni rf'HI - CO. iti e G.tt--
T,s n. -vNt o : T., .-LtI. an Th-s-r A Co las
-ihc. an all .th-f nrug. - Il fhe .Unts
GF- Al &. dcrs 500 I'd o. - .>ea 10 AN Nlf6f 4
| 80 tsfis ur. hsts'n 60" \ \ 2ls
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
STAYE OF MICHIGAN, CounIy o.

y Il Il VI ~
~ luyh-m, --'s -es-"n of th- Pro a,- Court to
the tunIy 4 insh holden az tue rebate rttce III
VI il.r 500, Montay, The IL dag IF Npyemb-
tie yetr IN usaId g,r hundred snG sixfN pre-
WM III fINCKNEY, Judge e Proh~tc. in tte m st-T
{ h e>'a-e II J ua .iau .enia h, dec-a>ed - Teac
.g ami niHS -.l- pctt on, duly We tiei, # Joan y
ph.iJs. paslUg be allowed hHa' st
and C,-c,taf.c - adm .str~tot up n sad es-si,
T-r-uprn - Is derci. tat utsy, the thiId DAY
eccrn e urat, II o'clock TIE f,r-u"on
~ the hear NJ # -aif pei ton, ant tnat ihe al
law { - . decreased, al oth-r 20 rs nte e. m
and etae, :-qufr! I" app sr - se->frn q sac
Court. 70 ltrn Al the ir,1at- cIice in III,
vi.lag Mas II, sni show # any the be-, why
The O the pet toner ,bcUu b. gn'- A. d 4 y
further .rei tina. -ar petitioner give no'ce - the
ell SAID II he Bfeucy Of sad
psti- and The he th eff. ty copy
this p1b Ishet ~ the Lam Re ygb
newspaper printed snt circulatny sst. count. ii
ngham two 1c.ssiye weeks previous 10 alr day q
hearing. & true coPy) WM II IN .kNEf,
rd f hat.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28

V"Mr. Jones have You got match p
3" Yes. sir, match for the old boy. There
she Is mixing dough" Jones pointed to
his wife. and then slid from the front door,
the last We saw Of Jones he was "kiteing ~
it down the road, hOtly pursued by red
headed lady with broom stick. Poor
Jones.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
4 RESOLUTION TO EXTEND SHT.

L u ~ ASH r. SIREEI.
Eesotrad, by the Common C5unc of te Ciy of Lahsnq
Ihs 4 a, by them deemed necessary TO extend Shia~s
see street, IN I'll ect line eastward from Grand street To
Grand RIVER, nj - tie fp width the ~.,-
street from the vest ne OF section l6 TO the
the Reform school and that they cad In take pryat-
proiety Therefor, ch property descr bed follows
VIZ: STRIP of Land OH q. the nth SIDE Of lot eight
block 6o, The Cay of Lln,iug extending from Grad
-tre-t 20 Gran River ard bounded north by the II
boundary line 4 -hawsssee street, extending fom G
strset through sad It to Grand Rive also
~ stripo aud of T., IN th- h se If lot sac
bock o6. sDi f'un q and street. 10 u RIVE snd
opu ce sOIt by the south tJuni ne 4
street eSen ing trsm Grand street hr9usn ali lot to
Ifanc yer and that ft-, viii the - II e
center, 1860 AZ ten y'cock he f. apply the
lsrcorre-s Courr Of he CITY f Lsnny, the Common
Council ON. said city, (tat being Il place e.: hold
irg ai Cpurt) for ih- ORA Il jury The
necessity of G-lng tie property eni-d t. taken,
an To asca "a jus tsmsg- aDG c0mpeI Isst u VIII
person b. entitlei # such intenie imp
ment De- made ani poition and assess such IA sge
and cessation upon al iot-, prem
divisions ther~of ~hich will be be eited by such i'm
prCvem-nt.
Ilue al The Comuon c uncil Room, this 18th IA OF
November, 4. d 1850
JAMES g STAFFORD, City Gel
heE-bs certify the ab We be q true clpy e TIE
Resolution s-s-d November 18th, A u lse0
is2el JAMES q. STAFFORD. Gu CI.rE
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28

John, how l wish it was as much
the fashion to trade wives as to trade hor,
ses..'
~" Why 20. Dick?'
Id cheat somebody most shockingly
before night"
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County oi


- Iuyham sat- session Of the Probate Court Tor
tine Iayham ho6en at the Probate Office n the
village Mason, niay, the l2th Cay OF November
in tue year thousand eight hundred an sixty pres
rnt Nm. h PI>CEnEY Judge of Probate IN the m-tieI
Of the estate # Thomas Hanna deceased On read ug
au ii. NJ teitIon, duly verified, of John Cossw'rth
Administrative upon estate praying that he may br
censei IA sell south east quarter o souh w-st quar-
of twenty four, two north OF one west, real
estate of winch ss.a deceased died SEIZED,
Ihereupon il orde ed hat n ndsy, the 1th DAY u
January al IL o'c ck in the tren1on, be assigned
for the hear o sad petition, and that tue GERS At law
said deceased, md all other iersons Interested IN 80
estate, appear at session o. said Cor
thea hJl. at the Probate once, IA The village ."
Mason, ami Cause, If any there De-, why tue a"i
II The pet sh luld not be graned Aud II u iuf
her tha, said pe,tcDer sivo notice I" he per
sons s.d sad estate Of the teuiecy ! -ac
D-titIcn anu he hearing the -oi hy Causing copy 81
lhs o.er 20 te pubiSbei tne Lansing Rspub lean,
ne pa per Dr Dt-d atInS "a county Il m
ham week p,eSIou- u SAID lay II b1iI
ny a true copy. NM II flNthNFh-
6w2ql j age # n bale
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
DkUBATf. NOTI 'E-Slaic OF Mich.

l. igan. tony O. Inyham, sat scs-,cn 81 tle
Probate Gu II te unJy of lnghs m holden AZ the
Probate ofce te village e Mason, Monday. the
l-th day - N'.y thousand eight hrndre
AID yty, pr en- M II. PSCKNET, Judge oi P."rtie
In the o the estate Of john F-g--inn
On reading ana EBg the petition, duly verified, of Ste
phen Weeks, praying that instrument writing Pus
porting be .he Will and testament Di John gSe
deceased, may be a.mttes probate and that et-
ter e>;ameutdry ay be granted 10 sad petitioner upon
said
TheTeuPJn it is ordered that nday, the 18th day
of Icc-m nest, IL "'cil lck in the f1isBo'n
signed ior The hearing & sal petition, ami tIat h- heirs
Al law n "a cecease and all other persons IN sressd
IN said estate ejU red 20 arpear o' said
Court. thea D. holden az the PROBATE cce, the VII
ISc of Ms~n. s..w csUs, # ans th-,e h- WY H..
% 'h- pet!'i should De snt-i: AMI It J.
further O. red, that sad pet give notice to the
p.rs said estate al the p-LenCy uf Ss.'l
petition, n! the tearug t.-'-pt, by causing a copy e
n orcer TO he puG,isei in the Lansing RepE Ebicln
n"wspa er y neh ami circulating SAID unty e ng
ham three weeks previous sd dsy o hear
ing a true cory.) WA III PINCi;\IY.
3w2yl .uiy of pron,te
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
4 DMINISVRATOR'S SALE-Notice

= Il Is he ebs ven that pursuant 70 "a l. Cen>- L.
STantel by ,he judge CT Probate TO- the Conn If Ing
ham, the l2ih day Of Nov. u7.r, y. 1860, shall
expose Tor sal. 1t p,bc suc;ion, the premises u
saturday, the 9Th Gay Of January A. D 1851 r'ci,k
" NJ the Io "~ pia ace parcel Jt lsn'i. w: The
north haf' of the north half Of tie south 1u,r
Il secton two, town four north Of east
" q lncham, Michigan, contain 40
Terms made known day of .sl-.
CHAS. T. MCRRAY.
6w29l Admir- Estate of John Abel aa.-. sd,
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28

10 A wise man will dread the begin.
nlng Of quarrels. No man can tell how
moch Of the evil spirit Is in himself or his
adversary.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
l n p + c. 7 n +.
The Persian Fever Charm.
EOR THE PREVENTION AMI cure

l. of Ferer cHd ASue asd BiI,ious F.rsrs Tbs .,n
-.fa reu-ds So ouGght To th- kno~ lie Il n;es
mt proprietor. by fieni rho Ia. been ses; irsyse
in er-;a aEi the Holy Lind
While gonx corn the river Eaphrst-s, be exyeren.
q s-rer. ,-tack Il Fever and Agae On Discovering a
coau me Of he Bs;rl-n took from hi- rer-on 81
Amulet, ssyjng Wear thus and Ftcer uU tech yli
Although iccre uou- 20 it, lie complied.
experienced immediate relief and hs
Il an e-ctaa protection fo-1 all oGs ..fapaluts
On further xa,on lie und thai the boatInsn
treuied 10 IL miraculous powers and al that could
only ee OBJ ZEE from the Priests OF the Sometime
Afterwards the Ssn-i-ul,n IN conversuS With Priest
obtained fr hir the Of It's PIE arstloa and
cersined ~h-7e the medicinal herbs f.uuS q. .hch
il compounded Tne wonderful of tn. arfi-
Gle have n4oced fs oel-f in the OF The IA. ye-
\ re mrscu ous hea!nZ powers # their p e-,.
>nc- s'eUru America il has been THE, ~i-b the
happi--r eject by al L-de- -nt Geo le.u Of Ugh
character who have ven II TIE mot uri lsise1 pa>e
Tn remedy hsvnz been srecsc n Persia for hunir
of for the prevention and of Fever AM Ayu.
sci Bal oCs ev-r~-is offered - The Anercsn p-o-
pie IL ~l be s-nt by mail, prepaid, With fall rec,ors
t,- use, pit If one dol az
Pr'ceips Depot ant Xanufac,orv. lss Main - Rich
mond. Va Branch 0fsce, Bauk of Commerce Br ling
Ne~ fork. Address
lygTS I6HE wIIrny L CO
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
DROBATE NOTICE-Statc of Mich

Il san county a., lngham, - At se-sI.u "i ih-
.r.,o lie C,ur the ,unty al lnsham holden AT the
'r bat. Oic- the will f Ma Monday the i2,
d4f Of Nnv IA yea one tho sud eight hunifei NJ
-I.ts, p.escnt Vim Fiuok- ey, Judge of Prob @ H.
c matte. 4 ii- pstote John l. BI-i, ceased oa
end fling the lc'tuD, dUiy We ihei, oi john
helps, >tTat upon said estate, pa! ns Tor a.
order blowing m lie biz tuai account au la De-
dis-hary-u q, such aim D-t a.O-,
Ther-upCn ordered, that VI n sy the third day a.
Ice next IL oclock IN re forenoon, be ass gu-f 0r
the hea lug of ami that the lie t lGs q!
q deceased all .tErr tersons Interested N st; e.
tate required 10 appar n session "i sad c u.i.
then I-larn he Pr bare tnc-, io the village 'i
laS n, and ~huw cagsa, fLe.e why he Ifayer
Of je shout nu- nted: n ~ iIrth
ordered that sad Ie'It give q - tie le-sr7
interested a - he zen eccy II -ai ie' tlon
aud q he Iny hereof b. IA c.ly oi TINS oTi-
he publisl,1 ,he LtnS hepu hl ues- ape
med and siiug s:'h county 4 insbam, Ia -,
successy. weeks preyI- Is 1" ,ai@ cay # h-srnt
"a true COPY WN III lNthNkl,
3w2gl ia rebate.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
Weinman's Brewery.

Xdpte 81, near Female College.
I WOULD respectfully inform the citizens o!
i Lansing and vicinity, that keep constantly
on hzrd better kind of Lager Beer, Ale and
Small Beer, ever offered to this community,
which | sbal sell by the Gallon, one third. one
fourth, asd one-haif barrels, TO suit customers,
and warrant 1t, a. one dollar les per barre than
sold heretofore. Also, the bes; kind OF Vinegar,
at ] : cents per gallon.
All orders left at the Pos, Office, under iny
address, vii De promptly complied with. The
highest price paid for Barley.
ly26s FRED. WEINNAN.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
NTARUIAN7S SALE-Notice is here,

I z
~ b. tha. nee of ;cenSe % me gran
t., .Tu = Probs- for tn UBy Cf Ia sm,
the 10Th of ember, II looo ] h, eSpn-e for
s.e a. pub au-'i.D, tb" premises -stu-fay. tEe
) b Gay ~ January ueSt,at o'cock r.. VI 'h- Oiine
ing pecc piroe - lsni. viz The vest half ot the
E-east quarter at sect o. t'wr nth
Of rage vest, The Gnty of lnghsm. Michigan
n ~ 81 Of nd, or -s
WAUGH >WrET.
6a.ol Guard an az SALLY knu I.u.-s m mr.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28

NJ WANTED-Immediately, at Thayer's
w v.'e'y store, s~s Apsss.tssss, to learn the Nl.
hnery business. sv6Sk
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
CITY CLERk> OFFICE. !
LGH1ag, N0uewto<r 2a.h, 1s6o !

CITY CLERKS OFFICE
LGHrag, N1rewIs<r 2os, 1s60 /
ST.Ts ., NIcaIGAS,
Cty 4 Lassinq,
10 } Turner X Cs Ches-sr Moselv, Aua- Turner K
Co. u. W Sanead ] | Mead A Hart 4 Ap--Ii II
l. Taayer. Wm hsE-, -keeie. Sor1m- Vile LoyG
Lewis J. Beroe-, II Ir.'io Seymou- y y Van Auk,r
John lomps Co. AMI ali other pe Interested in
he follow ng bed premises. South par. Of 10,
:. olJck IL. snuth part of lots sni s. boa G. north
part u block IL ADD 13-
You are HEREBY r,sei that assessments a-e ab7u- to
ne m de Hpon you - i-frsy exyeo-e Of grave N.
FRANK street -A-- esi # bri G.anc RIVER
u e,-i ine o. Ceu'er street that rolls
oeen ra e therefor. winch the Ofsoe Of the
CT. CseIk- shese they VIII remain o,en fr your iDsyec
toa until Mn-sy the % cay of Iecemb~r. 1869, a. :
clock = NJ when and shere the Comm o CO. mel will
u. 10 hear pgea from sad sesment and yo1 can
appear All slos If any there BE- nv .aid
uent sa ad not be mace collected ns 20
3, oide- Of the Common Cosncil-
2w2e1 JAMES q ~TAFFO2 ) CITY Cerk
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-11-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
IMPROVED FARM of 2i0 Acres: $50
n acres under good cultivation, good buildings,
&c; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
is described as follows: The southeast quarter,
and the east halt Of the southwest quarter Of sec
tion one, in town four north OF range one vest
and has been commonly known as the "Alver,
son Farm" Terms reasonable
Apply to JNO. W. LONGYEAR,
263-t' Lansing Mich.