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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

TO CiHAH rAIsfs BAsRrls-The best meth
ed Tor cleaning tainted barrels, is to put one
peck OF charcoal and one teacup of ssler.tus
Into each barrel, and gu them Cd with boilipo
sater, cover tight and let them stand mil
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

rHHN this remarkable and most in,<r>.s,,.
/ IL ccmi osec Of tie concentrated ypsres
Pouerfsi and the mos, soothing flanissne Rns,Sss
chemically confined anc ipsula ed In v,n -sseis
oo''ie', auc charged BY ro.-rfOl battery. ga
ses.rg IN ADDITION 10 its ieIiof meceal nm. W
Magnetic AUD Electric proieri es. profounS,, -ess,
anc smnsntly quoting anc sosthins psSt
and Inflammation At once, (~E~n q sely 49,
ing tire strained muselss .nc neives, givns 80
vitality By iss lie giving euah, -, 70 psr,S,S -
;nr' nie or ons standinx complaints, and uvshs~S
aging oervous pain, (Neu,siSla i,atsoo. ssS,-At
osstrGci on. AXE . eoArm. Ircsed, ah uAs H.-S
-Eesk Of il truly ~onSerful me die ine - :. "a
~ Tar superior to AM and ell or her exterual 49,
ase. II az, leo in season. II is upfAnx 49,
Group, Sore Throat, lnns nanAtiop Of the n
LIVER, kidn-ss, aud ether orgsns, Rheurat- -
lrrts;ion, Ague q the Breast and a. All ,-<
oervous Hes dache, Neuralsa, sore eyes 81 -. -
,ee-, ssue IN the Face, timpes and & pst,,.. ~ =
sints, lti,s, Bruised and Spin med Liubs Bu,- -
arts. CailossIDs, INCIDENT aud long stspd,. -
Mounds, &c, &c. IL vii also ,esto The Hat =, -
Bald Head, and prevent the Hair from fallne
netc ontmeni has s~en extensively us-d 30 ca :.
DrsUght Hof s-s for Calls, Wounds. spra ns And Ia~.
and Is SURE cure when o. piled hot CT Ii, s-,.sa
horses. and Foot All 90 sheep. AL the prepr.,s~
icr the Magnetic ontmentis fair rial copeds.s
he, claim for it, gill be found true to The ls,,e, NJ
ueiehsorhood where IL is nuf.cturec m. nv p,,sS
by the quantity and IL skept and us~d by sss,, -.
nn~o''Anfas ansee' the numerous ps;ns 81 "a.
every family is more or less afflicted With We -, -.
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic ointne,s |,
None genuine unless signed :. = B.en, !" eth 70, =
hsmph cts coniaioe fu.i dr~c,ons around sseA ~.
aud circulars left with az Price sh,ll,n.s 4, -
and sbiihugs Tor large Bottles
FoT sale by >swbro 4 Brother, ana rhayss c. l..
sing. AMI ell other Drugg 81. in the unuy
81 All crte's should b. addressed TO IN Nrpcs
90, EAriv lie, Madison Co. ". Y. 2ie
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25
NOTICE.-State of Mich.

L gia, Cosn;y Of insEam, s. AT a session Of the
Probate ur' for he Coun of Ingham. ho:en the
rebate oce M.son on No naay the 18th day Of sept
ia the year one thousaDd elgG; hunfed and sxty
one resent WIN h pinckney Judge Of Probs'e IL
the matter 81 the Is a'e ~ High Hsnbe deceased
On read ng add al M the petition, duly verified Of 10
sab Wocd, praying 'h1t letters Of n'srrsiiop
the viii snpeAe may be granted 10 HenIyL Henderson
OF Mason:
Thereupu it i. o dere, that Mosday, the 2l-t day OF
October next 81 III O'Clock the
said decreased, an ali other persons interested in
tate, l'rsd appear a. Of Court
hen 10 be iden II the Probate Office the village of
Mason and -hos cause If any there b. why the pr aver
Il the peitooe sh mo- b. granted Aud 10 further
Ordered that sad ae.t give The ersons
crested IN AID estate of the peocency Of SAID petition
the te.rlns the cot b. ns copy of bis order
- be shed n me L,u>ng Republican, Newspaper
prh'ei aud ccu atny ssd unity of IDghAn for
Co sive We 2. evIous TO sad cay &c hesrIsg
& uue copy WM PISCKNEY,
SSSS3 JuSgs Of r bate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

DURING THIS MONTH Trains will leave Owosso, en-
meet ng po.nt of Ian ing Rail- DAD, IS follows:
GOING EAST
At 3 90 A n IL 00M and 2.ioP q, for Detroit
GOING WEST
Al IL IS A. n for Mlssuk.e
AT II Is r. NJ, for Grand Rapids.
At IL IS A for Mii~aukre
RefreshDens Detroit, Ow and Grand Haven. M
upon Company ferry nisor Detroit River
Hotel IN Depot Al Grand Haven.
Trains leave termni daily, Sundays excepted.
THE TELEGRAPH LINE open for PUBIc BUNyEs
SLEEPING CARS en- ali Night frs in-
CONNECTIONS.
AT DETROTr-Great Western Railway for all points
East-Mchignn Central Michigan Southern, and Crane
Trunk Railroads
AT MILwAUKEE-wifh the Mississippi. Lacrosse Chi
cago, WATERFOWL, and HoIicon Railroads, for ali point
West and Northwest.
Passengers FOR Great Western Railway go the Raj
r, ad Ferry steamer at u. 4 NJ Deck leaving Dock
Is A NJ, and o 20 p. ~
The Compsn Time Tables be had al any of the
stations
TX. MUIR, Gen'lSup't.
D. kM. Ofhce.. lsGl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

NOTICE.-The subscriber would an
\ nounce that he has associa'ed With bin IN tie
Drug husness, Frank Wells practical Druggist former
y Of Hoveli The business si hereafter b eondueied
sneer he ern Of Ford I Wells
ev119 RHRnO8 MN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

From Tie Exdmisev, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalc Pills accomplish the object for which they
we're made, viz Cure Of headache 10 al its forms.
From the Esami.s,, Norfnlk, Va.
They have beeo tested more than thousand cases,
With entire success.
From the Democrat 81 Cloud, Xinw.
you are, or have besu troubled vita the headache,
send for . box, (Cephac Pills you may have them
in case Of an attack
From tie Advertiser, Providence, RI
The Cephalc Pills said 10 be rem,rhab'y el7ee-
for that very frequent comp. mt which has ever been
discovered.
From tie Western r r Ganete, Chicago, III
We hereby endorse Mr.. spaldng and his unrvalled
Cerhakc Pills.
From tie KanasAa Vauey sar, Ka~.saAa, Va
". are that persons suffering with the headache,
Who try them, will stick to them.
Prom tie Southern Paa Fsad<r. ~ O. La.
Try them you that Hiced, ssd are sure that
your testimony Be added to the already numerous
list that has received beasnts that other medicine
produce.
Prom tie 81. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Csphalie Ps) 10
rapidly inereasing
Prom tie ca.ase, Davenport Iera-
Xr spalding soud e his With article
be did not knoW TO possess real merit
Fom tie Adueytiser, Pnnridsnee, r.
Thetestmony in their favor IL strong, from the most
respectable quarters
Prom the Daily N,.os Davenport, RI
Cephalie Pills are taxing the place Of all kinds
E~@ A' Comms-cial BuLeis, Bnaoa, Mass
Said to be very emeacious tor the headache
Pow ne Cessasyeial. CSseiRRati OAis
Suffering hum .nity can pos b relieved
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
MORTGAGES SALE.-Default bayipe

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having
Asx o-en u.a he eoniii on of certain mor'S.s-
-x-cgl.t cy Inon.. Nonts merry and Man CO l., he
s,t= In. ban unity Michigan, TO II. Daser. orr u
3. b. New Yak dated he seaiy-fvu III day q FserU-
ARA e Sheen huno' q. ana nf., ne, and IecoIdec
o1sc- X ster .: Deecs for tie county Of
iryh 10 state NcLigan, Lioer IL Of mortgages
ages Zle AID 81, upon shsch sad Ga tte's
ca. rec De Ne tie cate Of TINS the Of
III oIec and -i.hI, dJl.rs and eighty Ihree .,
snt no uIr proceed al az hArinS been
sny part hereof I'ics the ef0ie be eey
Civ ou edres the twenty Eth II Septem
Ger next IL oc.,es shall Sell paoic auction
10 IRE nixh-s, ODER sAe g. t-ke place TIE on
u he gna Coun Cn exit CUT hou-e. in The vag~
.. Ma ou TIE d aicec such gage for
W much &c shall &c peees-a 10 I.fy
.nouLt cue UoTtssge, Win ten cent inte,-
st iesa sts tie Ter IN hey fee fifty
HAS for therein EhAtis say, the foos
o. pee parcel OF and situate In county
M.cLiysn, the north frscti nal half OF the north
quarter e lection ev-, ia tovnshp north Of
q &c too seat, eighty ur ac'es o'e ore-
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage
VIZ WArIRxAS, Attorney.
Ds-ed neIroir June 20 n, 1851. l3s32S
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

Fom tie Aduertiser, Providence, r.
Thetestuony in their favor IL strong, from the mos
-espe ctable quarters.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

Prom tie Gasdte, Davenport, loCa
Xr Spading soud not CONNIE: e his With article
be did not kHoU TO possess real merit
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

From the Daily Ercs, Davenport, RI
Cephahe Pills are taxing the place Of all kinds
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

Ec"@ ia CONNIE -cial Bullesis, Bastoa, Mass
Said to be very e@cacious tor the headache
Prov he Cbm1eyeiai, Ciseianati, Okis
Suffering humanity e.n pos b relieved
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-11
v,I h,l SHERIFF''S SALE. >

. u : :.
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas, in and
for the county of WYandot, to me di'
rectet; shall expose to apublic sale, at the
door of the Court House in Upper SanauSky on
the 3Oth day of April. A D 1861. between the
hours oilO o'clock, A NJ and O'Clock P. NJ
of said day, the following described pro-
perty to wit: Io@ tI5i5G5. 5.iI4 tlat.
In lot No. 80 in Arnold's west addition to the
town or village of Nc Cutchenville; appraised at
500 90. also In lot number SO in the same addi-
ton appraised at $6O, 90; alsoiin lot number "a
in the same addition appraised at $500. Also
parcel or tract of land adjoining the village OF
NcCutchenyile, with ArnOld's addition begin
Ming for the sarne at the south west corner said
in lot number "a; thence ,unuing west Ie4 -
fact to the south west corner of said in lot nu N
south eastwardly to the southwest corner of IN
lot number 80 aforesaid, thence north to the
place Of beginning. appraised at $1,000.
Also a lot of land near the village Of Me
Cutchenville known by being lot number ac"
cording to Peter Beidlers survey, and con"
tanning four acres more or less, the said four
acre lot bein g immediately west of lot sold to
A Lctson or Henry Houpt, and being q
part of the east half of the northwest quarter of
fractional section number 4, township OF Ty-
mochte, appraised at $I60-aQ situate in Wy
andot county, Ohio. 1Aatfs.
To be sold as the property of Samuel D
Erect and wife, at the suit Of R G Pennington
and Spencer St John, Administrators of the estate
of Henry Freet, deceased. l.tH H- .-z Z
Terms of Sale, cash on day of sale.
JAMES CULBERTSON, Jr. Sheriff,
March IS, 81. ff-so.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-11

b Some older boys had sind used themsto
play "hide and seek" on Monday even
ing after school session, and, in hiding.
lhe little fe lows found lthe mselves locke ID
In aspriyy belonging 10 the school, which
was seldom used. ssd when the door was
shut with the spring latch, the children
inside could not open it, and the boys all
went away not thinking any one vas in
side. The school was closed, and the
little ones left there to freeze during the
long, cold. stormy night. The former
was six years, and the latter seven years
of age. IA i' T'ilug hH"9Hb - %
They finally cried themselves drowsy,
and fell down in the horrid place TO sleep,
only, howevsr, to awake and find them
salves still in prison. hungry and frozen
The parents of the children were, as
may be imagined. almost distracted =
They had the police telegraph in opera,
tion nearly all night, but no tidings Of
their dear ones were received. ~ +
On Tuesday morning, about o'clock,
little Freddy heard one Of the teachers
moving In an upper, room. He made
what noise he could. and the young lady
teacher came to his relief, and rescued
the boys from death. Upon examina-
ton, the physician declared that Charles
Hill was SO badly, frozen that he could
not survive Frederick, Needlow, NAV
live, but his feet are very badly frozen,
and will have to be amputated.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-11

A'T sif 3s5 y 2 1ls71-t4 }AH tGBUTLER, Is' I
&c, de-, with the F1neral Obseauies at Marsh.
field; nnd all The prominent Incidents Of his Pub
lie and Private Life. The speeinens of lii, mas
sive oratory include the finest speeches "
In one large volulnelof $50 pages, printed on
fine paper and bound in beautiful style; contain
ing full length steel portrait of Webster believed
to be the best ever taken of the great Statesman as
he was in the prime Of manhood Also, View
of his birthplace and Home at Msrshtieli. Price,
I Two Dollars; gilt, Two Dolars aud Fifty cents.
Il The engraving is onc of tho most beauti ul
and desirable ever issued. 1t represents Mr..
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| aid Intimate friends, and several distinguished
per.onagcs are grouped Ground his couch, eagerly
listening to the last feeble words OF the expiring
statesman. They watch with intense interest his
every movement The artist represents the
scene as ine1pressly imposing and I'M pr essive.
| The oppo tunity offered to optain this nagnifi
cent cngrav ing without charge, will command the
attention Of every one. One edition of the Iif,
Of Webster has been published but few months
without the aid of the engraving we have disposed
Of 10000 copies, which is proof the work is
wanted by tho people. f}..s -s %esf ,s
This work will be sold only by subscri ption
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-11
From Charleston,

Especial Dispatch to the New York Herald.
CHARLESTON, April e.-Reliable infor.
nation has been received from the North
that reinforcementsI have been ordered to
Fort Sumter, accompanied by squadron
under Capt. Stringham. jsT bssl19 I.
Five thousand Southern men, in add.
ton to those now in the forihcations. are
ready to take the field within twen.y-four
hours. .t....-- -.-.+ ~
An ul;imatum for siege or surrender
has not yet been sent TO Maj Anderson;
but with the supplies to-day he was nosi-
fsd by Gen.. Beanre gard that they we're
the last he will receive, which is euuiva a.
lent toaa declaration of hostilities.' This
is positive.dl hsa aS sloFa a,s!se So hsi
Troops have been ordered to. rendez.
vous' at points remote from Charleston,
but within supporting distance, to watch
the movements ofthe enemy.
Gov. Pickens to-day is inspecting the
batteries. accompanied by his counsel
and senior officers. '>
aaBloodshe he'd is inevitable.
A formal demand for the surrender OF
Fort Sumter has not been made, and
may not be made at all II ,of
F Especial Disp atcho to the Herald.1
T WAsH1Seros, April e.-An officer Of
the army stated to-day that the first col.
lision would probabl bly occur in Charles.
ton harbor. He says the Government
having decided TO evacuate Fort Sumter,
they were about to send an order how il
should be done; but Gen. Beaurec ard and
| Gov. Pickens refused to accept the plar
Of f,evacuatioa.. What order or plaa was
proposed was II OF fully known. It is un.
derstood they wanted tc leave "a small
force to protect the properly Of the Uni
ted States. - -
The Carolinians peremptorily refused
They demand an unconditional surrender
Thete facts were laid before. the Presi-
dent, who, decided that, unless they a,
once accepted the order or plan, the for,
would not be evacuated. Il So. .,--.l
When tie ball is opened. they will
blockade every principal port in the, Con.
federated States--commencing at Char,
!eston and ending at the mouth Of the
Mississippi. sga 80 iii, 4, sg..3srgnro
It is said that. il an attack be mada al
Sumter, an attempt WILDE made to throw
re'enforcements into it, They don't ex,
peot TO succeed, but, will tpake an effort
Fort Picksns they intend to hold at al
lazarus 's-ss vsa4 hes yEuaassaas aifv
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-11
Probate. Notice &C; .

NOTICE is hereby given that William carp
~ administrator Of the estate of David Lind
sey, deceased; Lemuel H. White. guardian OF
Sarah II. Hsckerthorn; Irwin Walton, guar
dian of Thomas Thatc her, and William Brey
ton, guardian of the minor heirs OF DAVID
Truby. deceased, have filed their respective
final accounts in the Office of the Probate
Court of Wyande county, for final settlement
Said accounts with remain on file IN SAID oflce'
for inspection by all concerned, until the 4th
day OF May, AID. 1861, when settlement VIII
be made. flHuu' i'
....-..,.+....4 II. %, Probate Judge
..;I tI,t 1851 -' "
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-11

Of our government, but from the magni-
Itude Of the work before.it, as we llasthe
corrupt outside influences that will be
brought 10 bear in oppos itien to its efforts
/ By interested politicians, it seems like hp-
lp:ng against bope.s -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-11
: SHERIFF,Se SALE,
Stats Of Ohio, tWyandot county, a..

State Of Ohio, Wyandot county. iss.
DURSUANT,t to the command of an order
L of sole from the Court of Common Pleas. in
and for the county of Wyandot, to me directed
u shall expose 70 public sa lie, at the door of the
/ Court House. in Upper sandusky, oil the 2nd
day of May, A. D.. 1861. between the hours of
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock p. M, of said
day. the following described property, to-wit:
I The west half of in lots numbers 10, ID Is,
and g. in Fowler IL McConnell's addition to
the town OF Upper Saudusky, Wyandot county,
Ohio. ~gs..r -r--...# .... ....--sss. 4
Valued at $167 dollars.
To be cold as the property of Noll and
others at the suit of NJ Bently. Terms OF sale,
J. CULBERTSON, Jr., Sheriff
March %, lS6l.-Pf. So SO.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-11
SHERIFF,S SALE.

State Of Ohio. Wynndot county. ss.
DURSUANT I TO the command of an order of
J. sale from the Court of Common Pleas, in
aud for the county of Wyandot, to me directed
shall expose to public sale. at the door of the
Court House, in Upper Sandu,ky, on the 9th
day Of May, A D. 1861, between the hour. of 10
o'clock, z NJ, and O'Clock, P NJ of said day,
the following described property, to wit: Tne
north half OF, the west half of the tn east
quarter of section twenty ght, township .wo,
south Of range fourteen east, containing forty
acres and described as being one half of the
eighty acre lot described in the mortgage men-
toned in the petition in this case. appraised at
s25 90 per acre. -..
| Also the undivided one half of fraction mum
Der six in section number twenty. one in town
ship and range aforesaid, containing twenty
four acres aud thirty hNndredths Of an acre.
| appraised at sS4l 90 per acre. Also ten acres
| eff Of the north part of the west half of the
south cast quarter of section number twenty
! eight, township and range aforesaid, being i'm
mediately south of the cen acres conveyed to
Thomas Baird by said Speck, appraised at sac
per acre. q ~ f-i'tf''5st
Also strip of land adjoining the last men,
toned fraction on the opposite side of the San
duSky River, being part OF fraction number
five in said Sc, tion number twenty lone, tow n
ship and range aforesaid, reserved by Joseph
B. Wheeler in conveyance of part of said
fraction number five to John Sohn, contaiuiug
three acres more or less, appraised at $4,000 for
the whole price, all sitnate i'll Wyandot county
Ohio. of fFa't. 4 ~ H2ie-5s
To be sold as the proper of John Speck, at
the suit Off r Mckee & Co.
Terms Of sale, cash, - "a i Ht|
April 4th, 1861, IF $675. -..-.. -s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-11
SHENIFF,S SALE. d

e State Of Ohio, Wyandot, county, ss
DURSUANT tothe command oflan order OF
L sale from the Caurta of Common Pleas, Z in
and for the county of Wyaudot, to me directed,
1 shall expose to public sale, at the door of the
Court House, In Upper Sand asky, on the 25th
day of Maya D, 1861, between the hours of
10 6. clock, 4, M, and clock, p NJ, of said day
the following described property, to-wit: The
west part of the northwest quarter Of fractional
section ten, in township one, south of range
fourteen, containing forty; five acres, more or
less, Appraised at. $500 per acre. Also a
parto the east part of the north west quarter
of fractional section ten in township one south,
south Of the base line Of range fourteen, begin
ming at tile stake OH the section line forty rods
south of the river, from thence running north
earterIy direction sixty -four rods to the Perrys-
burg road, at the corner stake thirty rods from
the river: thence running on the road forty
three rods, from thence across to the section
line parallel with the Il ist line, and from
thence running on the section line to the place
of beginning containing twenty acres, appraised
at $36, 90 per acre; also the following premises
adjoining, bounded as follows, to wit: Begin.
ming at the Bisins' corner on the south side of
the Sandusky River, thence in a south easterly
direction twenty-eight rods to the section line
to a stake ON said line: thence in north easterly
course to tho Perry sburg road sixty four rods
thence with the centre Of said road north
easterly course thirty rods to the. river afore
said; thence with the wandering of said river to
the place Of beginning, containing twelve and
one half acres, more or less, appra sed at ST. 625
AL situated in Wyandot county, Ohio. :
To be sold as the property of William Carter
at the suit Of c.. Y Pierson
h Terms of Sale, Cash, ti3f'f ID 1Yt4+f aj
Eaiaj of beJ. CULBERTSoN, Jr., Sheriff.
Ii April 4th, 1851 pf $40. Tn s5i# Tffr0a F.