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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

VIwE Consistently increasing demand Cor Tia, Sheet.
Iroa sna nrsss arcs. coDkiag spp4rasss a every
Work cs-,rsstei With nv businr.- la. i,.,, Ell ma, 4,
frrau .ne,ea'e my f.sshty zoe sspyiytne {~mh that
pNmisueoe TOT aieh my establishments LA. AZ, MIR,
-.nc "ss) All demands toe the above snrnssDasi
ssres- iha.e engaged In the bu.ises. rsssh nisrr
sNssnnhec Than heIrfo',s.. aud have msdc arrasge.
fssturyrs AMI np-stsrs aud ,urehs - tb a.. - an
o,~i nnarhintry and ools tLe q nh
ssrc. and have employ al but the m..-s exr-ri
- svsnsers AL ~ manussesszrr O.. en- n civ
1ary ropctrn 10 the same bn-ine-s IN the STATE m.
rrr.uy eoubient Of my ability supply the rlsszrn.
T" 'nrma With an wsr~. in my branch ~ buslsss-.
.n IS accommodating terms any CONCERN In the
STATE owing To the extensive STOCK &c ,a.rent ware.
which Keep oon.tr Dtiv hard think can ,,a.r
NJ ure Ia Inc very liberal pafronarr -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
II 4 n w a

i IA :" q II q.
have nov manufactured a very ,srs, l,,i ,r,,e,.,
assortment VI Unaware u the best ss.a,st, sh,.h
" fh ~ my establishment in Ciarie -i,,,s, .r thr,,
my fnvs,ing Agents. most of M.
IN Tue stale ~ Io~ Psc,- oT asa or B p 81, tr
.~fon Rag, sheep-Skiip, Bes,uax
Wool. Hii.s 1~>.
Coantsy Hard sDap DC
Those who patreusxe ,lf. ess,,.,-lrncr, III, -
oc s'e 10 APPRECIATE the nc- of hs ,,nr
u~e wares hrvagh; M their bushes. l,,u... nj H.
taArn ivn the same without giving them .i,b,,
menf. - f''f'''"s 'f shP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

Just Received.
/ hA,E trtc,tel - - ng.i rais lOabie AL sin.
Il gie t1gdfiH fEist PovtBr Plecess
Hassi hlpi fahis Bells.
,tafse Hnd Fine Kriiflng Needles
itafgv aad fufaE Whips
aikiuk iaucs. HaHl-f Baskets
~ ~ hasiei a1d Peek Measufes
tsh ifsis and <. efflfs
horse S'i.e anf Vail HI Iroat
SHEET lfuu fron No ~ 10 III
strap Iron ifusn ! o. inrh WITT,
fafh LeYcis. lfffnf arficls
scli fhcap Tor eash. -"
Nos. .. THOs. RawtIxs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

ssi have u.i sVHG tiii- siy ssa<ral and bssst.
prse iiss rsSs made tbs 10
say th~s a.. t-l tsfi.stt a,,.., 16.lt ,,rp-
ia'ing srfsss the g,s add icsAi.,s s,,,..-
qs-issiy ~y -issrsiir rsas,gy ~t-s r.t.uts
u that otksa. ii.L 81 haze .slAaa t.asI 60 a
t-~s S.-sss> t-tis..ts tat lI 40 suiy ,,-tl 20
ts-s- is.asss-iiy ,u.l-, Ai>,aZI BALI. q u,
Issg-easa II fhs 4sFns HarstsL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

''"N'i" H'f "eNh we OTHER night. and ~ she hal
not Kissed him to let her 20 he would k.,r
strangled her"
ba-The man that was stuck up With pride
has been taken down, and hangs on his own
hook NJ present In case the hook should give
way, Jet him lie upon lis own liabilities until
be . prepared 10 sleep on q clear concience.
Say irih is like = fash of lightning. tina,
brraks through gloom Of clouds, and glitter.
for moment. Cheerfulnc-s kerp. M a Kind
daylight in the mind. filling il with a steady
and perpetual serenity.
"a An expeditions mode of getting up .
To~ - 70 carry ladder on your shoulders Ia n
crowded tborougbfare and every Ew minu,.e
turn round 20 SCI q any body j. making faces
nj you.
Cvfiors ErfrarH -Andt,r tho epitarh- r. 10
iannd m 'he bory'"g sroppd % Bria.lrs - 10
following
"rhis bod i,ooH rui 90 t,yeh
For cosicf ~. ias f1cn,i. al~,,en ~
VII BAL man proposes y lsague hetween
You sHi hiH-elf tell him you uonId much ,.,b.
81 the distance would be several Ieaouc.
-
HS-A hustne-' msn q auI acquaintance /.
- serHPulously exact IN all his doing. ia,
Whsne'cr b. pays ,sit, h. aiwsgs Wal n.ls,
uPoH taking receir,
~ lhe darkest scene We ever az Va.
darsey N > cellar. with IN extisgui.he,i eas6l.
looking Cor black cat that uasnt ,ke,s
80" Heaving on lrih.- cried nice old lsAv
The other day. Iftbe World doe. eou.s % an
ena neat yesr. What shall d. cor .,,g
~ When two gessleIseo 6ehi dueJ s.,h
Of them y a man after tbe oshers own 49,.
p1-iIe Ella !. tg.r N his own fa.,fy !.
generally = sheep "a ss-i~ty
s~A trty slow vho nsrev w.sAes nsr b, sd
q -Prcscnethc lsHl uarks.-
Hoops ar eonpars.i o'ob.,iaas, psr,o..
Ntly1y ssand out On ui6cs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

30. sALE M
-hntiER A BrRNrTT. cha, lcsiowb.
ii,MSeklsAhk \ ~ b. INT. Rmon.
yoHNsON CO.. sum uii P,,,n;
yue. y, IlAI,'4.ai, n ,rf.c r. Fcrrv.
nsl by nj Druggists ad Dealers In h4slclne every
- -S-e tJgit S. l-G0.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

NFLAANAroNs N. Bingham, . celebrated Physician
of U.cA, n " says: 81 have treated cases of Infa
nation Of the BrAn ILLUMINATION If the Lungs, Infam
nation Of tie Bowels and K'dn U.s. Inf ,mma,ory Rhsu
matism, Child Bed Fever, With Dr. TIzsk's M.gueu,
ointment, Nth perfect success when all inter
remedies have led also of Group Scarlet Fever
C~nser and liberated Tnroa and Lungs with like
10 the epidemic known the Puid ysepias by whicl
so ma1v valuable lives We lost, tested II frequeni
Aud Il never failed OF efscting SPECIFY and
In cares OF Burns, rains Bruises, Frozen LIMBS Chi
aims, &C it cures like charm. No physic fam
ny will be single day without this medic lie. af er be
GINNING acquainted with its poser to cure"
SORE LIS, CHAPPED HANDS AND CulBIAIys are con,
petely cured BY two or three applications of the Mag
netc Oin ment.
Read advertisement 10 this paper. 3m32G
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
BUNKER HILL AND THE JouRNAL.-Ou

BUNKER HILL AND THE JouRNAL.-Our
ne!ghbor devotes a column to this matter in his
last issue, and saws:
:, The lansing Repmblican, in excuse, says
"e ihlared man IS q secsssiOnist, and produces
~ ~adAs't 10 support the statement"
We have aot attempted to excuse mob vic.
'e0ce on this ground. In the first report of this
matter. the Journal affirmed that Etchel was
"oooed because he was a Democrat, and for nc
o'ner reason. This we denied, and published
we amdavit Of Spencer to prove. that be was
"e victim OF outrage, not because he was a
democrat, bot from HE out spoken and reitera.
*u secession sentiments While this does no,
Justify the crime, it fully confirms our position
va" vas no party matter. The journal fur.
"e' sought to prove. that the ringleader, Clark
Republican. We proved that he was NJ.
republican, and never claimed utilization tc
".' creed, but vas an out spoken Abolitonist
= voted Tor Buchaoan in 1856, and for either
ee1'n''dse or Douglas, in 1860. Mr.. Shearer
.'e democratic Supervisor Of Bunker Hill, in
.0n' Us that Clark generally voted the Demo
'''' uckes, and it is the general opinion d
wen leading Democrats in that section of the
''"ay' that the inssigators in this matter wer.
0''ed oy personal motives. and not political
~ Aoo" this to be the opinion Of Dr.. McRob
% OF Mason, and O. n. Barnes, the counse
s'eoe' 10 his action for civil damages.
'ss'"st charges n with being IN apollo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

Who WAS GUILTY The frieHds of the late
Col. Baker and Of Gen. Stone, under whose or.
ders Baker was acting, are engaged in a bitter
contest, as to who was to blame for the late un-
wise attack at Balls Ford. The orders of Col.
Baker certainly we're explicit, ard he obeyed as
was his duty. We believe that Genera Stone
was the guilty party in issuing the orders and
the more that it was done without the knowlede e
of Gen. Mcclellan. If 90 let him be removed
In this critical moment officers should act from
their superiors only and with discretion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
The EcLrcr,c MAcAzrSE-We would

The EcLECrIC MAGAZINE would
call the attention of our readers to the induce.
ments offered in the advertisement " Artistic At
traction" for persons to subscribe to the Eclec
tic Magazine The Eclectic may certainly be
styled the King Of the Monthles. 1t is made
up of selections from seven British Guarterlies
and nine British monthies, containing the cream
Of all. Its embellishments are unsurpassed in
beauty and richness. and in a literary point o.
view il has no equal in this country. We most
cordially recommend it to both old and young,
q none can read it without being instructed 10
well as interested. It's literature is mostly Of .
Gdered we'll worthy Of preservation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
AGRlcULr-RAL COLLEGE ExAMrNAr1o

AGRIcULT"RAL COLLEGE EXAMINATION
The examination Of classes, at the Agricultur
al College, will commence on Monday, the lItt
Of November, and continue three days. Ths
following is the order Of examination:
Monday, Nor. llM.
$50 A. NJ, Rhetoric, Preparatory.
$50 A. NJ, Algebra, ("
1880 A. NJ, Natural Philosophy, Preparto.
ry.
2P. ~, Mental Science, Juniors.
$50 P. NJ, Cvh Engineering. Juniors.
Tuesday. Nov l2M.
"a. NJ, Moral Science, Juniors.
1880 A. NJ, Geology,
2P NJ, History, Freshmen.
$3.50 p. ~, Meteorology, Freshmen.
7P. n, Ora,ious, Juniors.
Wednesday,, Nor. 1871.
A. NJ, Chemistry, Freshmen.
1880 A. NJ, Surveying, /"
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
The Senior Class having enlisted in body under
Gen. Fremont, there will be no Graduating Glass
this year. The degrees will however be confer.
red, as was understood when they enlisted. The
State Board of Agriculture will commence their
session next Monday.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
CAPTAIN CRAvATH's CoMPANY.-This

CAPTAIN CRAvATH's CoMPANY.-This
company lie filling up with an excellent class Of
men. Some are joining it who have large
farms and an extensive business, yet who leave
all to fight for their country. Such examples
are noble and inspiring. The Regiment, for
which this company is being raised, rendezvous
ct Niles, one OF the most pleasant towns in the
State, Welearn that the quarters provided for
the Regiment are Of the most comfortable kind
and that the most satisfactory provisions are
made for the comfort and maintenance of the
men. This Regiment will probably 60 to Ken
tucky-a very healthy region Of country, and a
most dc sirabIe point Of destination. We advise
all those who are willing to volunteer at all.
oaSail themselves Of this opportunity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
SEND YouR PAPER.-We have received

SEND YouR PAPER.-We have received
sletter from A. Cameron, of Broadhead's cav
airy, dated Halls Hill, Virginia, Oct. 2sth. &C.
kuOwledging receipt Of . package Of R.pnbii-
es''' and stating it to be the first papers they
have received from home. A. J. Sutton, c.
billiard, J. vanalsdals and others, send thanks
iOr the favor. We urge every subscriber. when
be has read the Republican, to forward it to
bis friend in the army. Let us not forget our
trends in Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri,
Who. at their countrys call, peril their lives in
our defence. Every such token will stimulate
me patriotic soldier, and assure him that he is
not forgotten. Ten papers are sent weekly
nom this Office to every company from this
county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
RESOLUTIONS Passed at the Late
Session of the Board of Su.
DtsrViSOrS.

Res,lrsd ~ The Boa d # Saperrisors If The County nf
frghdm, a. hen Justices Il the re ce fail comply
.Ith -e: o9ii, vi =, Cpnp Lass, r.QunIny ali rn-s
r-crvei by gag sTai-s Ia be pa over IL the County
Treasurer sithn 80 d-ys after p' OF the me
me ol for such shxl be alio. ed
he Boar the Ir- a-urer's vauche ; sccoupspy
tue bill hat tie money has teen pad the Coun'
Tre sIrt- AS,
ReSOluef, That all nt tra's where the P,osecu
ing AUTO ny or h. iepujy, in p- rs not
ne sent Tor, Il -ha b. the duty OF the ia
shum u trIsl Is had hin cass ~ trial
I" tly the Prosecut ny At"rn. VI The proceed
udgm Dt such c,-e, uh- her the be bv rpe or
mpr snnTneu', or Goth. an Of bn- the
m"Unr, nj notify him nth he same has te- ,it
and hat bills shan aosef Grim e
tie zee .ii> {" comply With 'h, iesolutIuu In ca-es
4 GLANCE. TIE rrusscu-n y Attorney shall ceru
y the oil & b. incorrect c. OARROW.
Rsalred by he Beard Of Superrisors af IL. county II
Inahdr, That be Gle OF th- std l. be IN true
ed I" IN n copy of the buttons op ed ~ thus
Board IN at = luslce accounts each If the %
pes IT this un's f'r 'ahcston therein;
And be Il further Rs Icei tn the SAID pub -atino
ne coT'inu-o a" ssid T-rs { n too u--ls 2s3ll
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, WITH New
tnrRovLAESIs, AT REDUCED PRICEs-The Wheeler & WI
sn Manufacturing Company having gained their
At Law, with infringing ufacturers of Sewing
sL.s H. R~S.s Ls S--a>.-A -. s-.-s
nave accordingly reduced the prices of their Sewing Ma
chimes After this day they will b. sold at that
pay fair profit the cost Of manufacture capital in
vested andexpense of making sales, such prices vii
snsoie them to make first Glars machines, and here
oiore. guA'an' them every particular.
o PARTRIDGE, General Ag't for Michigan, Detroit
I. GILLET, Jr, Agent for Lansing and vicinity
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
lAdvertis mens.1

A RELIABLE Observation-Disclosures, we
can assure you from personal knowledge, that
D. b. De Land 4 Co.'S Chemical Saleratus can
be relied on as being perfectly pure, healthy
and uniform in itsresults. The propretors are
also reliable men, who have. by integrity and
perseverance, built up mammoth business
within few years past. Try the Saleratus
and prove our words true for yourselves. 1t is
for sale by all wholesale and retail dealers in
the country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
ARTISTIC
GREAT PREMIUM OFFER!
E G. l. + CTIC NJ \ G. ZINE

ECLECTIC MAG AZINE.
Eclectic NGyIsi.s rs soy otlec wi h tue
pa, in o lesTi, aieanoe, SHALL receive 10y mail post
paI, .iJh-r OF the follows. beautiful ia Comp. IN
n s. fOr L. names aId tie pay lie shall receive h
pms TIE aes cost t.-iEe hun0red dol ar They
dyed Dy John S~rtaIn, whose pIice was 10
be - lie par He
have testOsed the n pa .ns in the ex
ecutOD 4 thvse = wings mi the 9Th # time N
p!Oy-d upon A' N IenfI sl-O0a uodcia,e m.ls."
FILiAL AEfLCIlO>-,UNDAY MORNING.
Ths prut te,ring IN title r-preseot, scene N from:
f "a m-r : nouesie ~, aud uIs,anc- viewed
es@sh af s 6ny ST tTtis " The
party Ii h. reg ouni -ng ,grd pteparat uns to
d-pat1ue iowat., The -sme heaven ug spre: cd
b-sutiul .lrl If sb u, sunm-rs L.. r,ibe
liant, o. III. garden gaze, holding IL open for The
gre Il me family, and snI'lng the mt. Tie
mother stIi "a L come ends the andf-rt e
tdJus' 49, aurSUonat- here project IA m
r IN eni.; ~ble 10" ~et;ed ut,n = nk-y supp, Is lie
nges Chl . II ton o. bun. TuIe- other cbIlIen
occutI.C with dog aod the older ON. /.
rereving instruction f ON tue farmer himself who $
ei by the d1stead. An aged oak pruiec.
-Dg over the a all
HOME 5 ENE-RtTURNED FROM MARKET.
The INA hs~ irnei fro n the toun bs,rng
rch elgut If purchase, IL Jhe delighted young pei
PIE, wao Il rec-Is NJ them with cage lie tar
vie, NJ c-nd-d, has IE Que hand In
gay Rev J. c oGl the open Dan on Ia. Ian
20 the n er teens whose stt-y Of aamra ton o,
siak e. TleptheT sh- extends, win b Ighl ne
.,
-scy SpIug from h. 4 It's ndlng
Tae d < ntl.Insn seated IN The pad, Is IN the
act Il al h- prca les Jh- immediate De rusai
n the esh ues- PIP tai IN his knee; WIN the
nal boy M his Sister are DIV he cries vi
he bake .: Eee crcekey, ana uhe- housenoi gar,
fpr gnxe mats other de -ciacie dimeuls The
ia her cary ng bavy bisk-t the cps Of tie
20 CHI Ia the sh.IU- VhIch II thrc~s see c miny
events tJi Their pussy ,ea tby down bro,yd
4 chickens, 80 young as 10 be sti very IKE eggs.
Around all tie various concom taUts If a Garm
"A 49, . o'o ~" arc Sa'rs, Vthei pouf-
Try are aSIu', there, Ion bound buckeI
nat nys b. th- wei, ME IN ,ugh The open JUS.
N -te cprIfpriao ole an ssu ,plej kitt b
N The man on cp'nH de presents n sronx Ies III
bsnce TO unt Vefu with Wash ngtsn sitting on ID.
para, l-adII The ptp-r
Tn # OBJ anio bea full euYray
ngs S. ant The re 'gaz ne, hch i, con
Jesse ly the bet mag pu'sEed ana the b.
ttuIly emb-lsh-d every NTH lt Jug 10 q ever,
negligent MY The september number beg rs a vol
me Now IS goo; time 70 subsanoe. septrmoer /
1859
n"nth Every cont ms hundred and fort,
{ ur lsIge svO page, doub l.mus 6n paper
uestly l-ch-d v-rs vita n move beaur,
'ui eel por b. The number c.m
p'ise three viumes OF hunfred pages ach, wiz
rle>, indexes, enbe shm- Pice, Eve DIliAr.
The p's'age N Ib-1e ems number, prepaid, a
| he Office az delivery. Specimen hunter, forty t.,
| -en's, postage stamps.
S-nd your 81 cers. Address. W. BlDWELL,
No B-eauau n Y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

WE'LL DoNE INDIANA Indiana deserves the
palm. Exclusive of some four or Eve regiments
waiting for their arms, that gallant State-so the
Lafayette Journal says-has sent thirty seven
thousand-or two thousand more than her quota
into the field.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

CIRcrIr CouRr-The next term of the
Circuit Court commences at Mason, on Tuesday
next, Nov. 18th. 1t is expected that the trial OF
John Mckinney, late State Treasurer. for EN-
bezzlement, will take place. There is large
criminal docket on the calender.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
NOTICE TOCONTRACTORS-

4 Comm s.su~rs on toe Ion,- and vermop,ve STATE
road w NJ the of Inn Mead, in the s1vnshp Of
veno-r, d. 1861. At 10 O'Clock NJ let said road 10
sections u N le said road s b chopped
cut rocs wde and cleared four rods ide and 40
the mber 3 and length If side drama, the number
Of rods If cAusesays and The Il buidiag and
Govern the sans the imbsr II eulvsrts and
b'Re., ~iih the manner II oui ding the same an the
N de q" payment, With all other necessary inf nation
s be gwen At the time leit ng plat Of survey VI
said DAD and further nsI be obtaned Of said
comm, ss'ooe ~ r~siden miles south Of lona
The commissioner reserves the ght 70 reject any
,ids not CONSISTENT With the OF the state
ity vii be urei Of all contractors At the of
king sad contracIs. IN BABCOCK,
Commi-soner.
Ionia. Oct I, 1851 4s33o
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

FUND FOR VoLUNTEERs.-Our Board
OF Supervisors, at their late session, voted to
raise by tax 81 ,4l6, as a fund for the relief of
the families of volunteers. The sum is ample
to afford all requisite relief. and this prompt,
and patriotic compliance with the law, deserves
the highest commentator.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

MOTHERS, RRAD THIS The following is extract from
letter rten by the pastor Of ptst Church III.
journal and Messenger C'nc matt, Ohio, and -pe. L.
s"lumes IN favor of that world ned medc
"NsIOw SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING:
We see an adv rtisnent in your columns of Mr.
wins'o~ s Soothipg Syrup Noe said n
favor OF pat Mt Medicine before life, but
eel compelled say your leaders, that this hum
Dug-wE HAVE TRIED IT AND KNOW II CLAIMS -
IL u.s. PROBABLY, VI the successful medic
he day. because il Vi the best And those OF YOU
readers who have babies can do better than
supply" ly293
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

NuNBKR OF FAxILIEs.-The number OF fami
lies OF volunteers from this county, as reported
to the Board Of Supervisors, is 90. Number ap
plying for relief, 66. This number will be large
y increased BY the departure of Sruart's Sharp
Shooters, aud enlistments made from day to day
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

The SHARP SHoorERs.-Lieut Calkins
Of Stuarr's Sharp Shooters, Who was detained
here to recruit sixteen men to make the mum
bers complete, has raised the number, and left
for Washington last "Wednesday.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

MUSTERED IS.-The Fusileers, Col Innes com.
handing. 300 strong, have been mustered into the
service at Marshall. Eighteen refused to take
the oath. and we're drummed out of camp to the
tune Of the Rougues' march.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Tf

Il SUBSCRIBER, ON ssoner for the Greenbu.h suo
aot State Rosd, II attend to he letting Of On
AID road ON saturday, the 18th day of tober l.6l
O'Clock a. the store Il the subscriber, in the
village Of Gree bush Tue work BE- ne vi consist
OF cutting eli umo to the width sx rods csa ng
the lame four io!s and gruobins too rod., bu ldus
ord.es suiees, csusewsys, &C.. and side drains here
nee ss-'y The NO snl b. lot in sections of mile
zach, except ih- nth half The bridge over Map
River w'ii be ct separate job. detail cd spec
inca lion IL th- " rk Will be With Geo r STARK in
tn. village Of Gseeobush here the sams NAV 10 s.eu
and ,mioed any TINS sfer the LIST day " Oct Der
Ample security oh DO requ red Ut each contractor for
The faithful performance VI he work Within one year
on the date Of the intrAct.
STiPHEN PEARL, Commissionsr.
September Q, 1861.
The citing Of the above j'bs h postponed till Novsu
be- 9, At same place and time Of day
STEPHEN PEARL, Commissioner.
October 18th, 1851 a3os3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-06

AsAxDoSED.--The prosecution commenced
by the Canadian government .ainst Col Ran
kin OF the Lancers, has been aband oned, the
Court deciding they had no jurisdiction. in the
matter,
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The matter Of the estate Of Ann Kiibourn, do.
ceased Tbs uniersgned having beea appoin 81 BY
The Hon wm Pnckney, Judge Of rro6ste for the
e'uniy Of Inyham, in the state u Michigan, Conmis
n-s to receive. and adjust oil claims ssd de-
,nds agant the estate OF the sad deceased hereby
give that 50 urday the 30 h day of Novem.
ber 1851, and on the % day 81 March. 1852 they v
meet At the Onice u HenJersnn, IN the village o,
Ass,n, IN said county of Ioxtam, Tor the purpose OF
'eerivoe mining snd adjust ng sueh elaine and de
msnds and that 'otbs ON the date Of this notice
aosed BY sad Judge Of Probate TO creditors OF
estate tn present Their claims for such
and All a-tmenr-
Dated Mason, October q, 1861.
JOHN COArsw0RTH,
b. l. HENDERSON
4w340 CommnaainDeru.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN-Tbe Circui,

~ Z ut FIR the County II lngham, 10 Chancery -
ChAr e. Cooper g John l. Miller and svph J. RIDER
B. virtue u de o. Said made the 9rh day o
Ny. 1851, in the sb We Iamei esu.e, shall sell psb
sucton 10 the hghe bidder the 10Th day Of No
v~mb-r, 1884, At one O'Clock in the af noon. st ths
ont do of the Court Hna- 10 'be vsgs u Mas NJ
said unty % lnghAm the land and premises describe
sd DEERE, 10 VT the east haf of the north ea.
quarter of se toa twenty (2o) in township tn - e
north Of range one % sest, the State Of Michigan
coDtaisiaS eighty -, b the ~ame O lsss-
Dated Ct Mason, October Is h, 1851
b RATIO PRATT,
Oreuit Csurt On 81 laehsu O., M,:h.
HvGU & wooGyy, SePrs ~ Ce0D. SWooo
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LEFT FOR wAsHlNGroN.-A company Of cav.
airy. belonging to the First Regiment, with three
hundred horses. lett Detroit on the 29th October
for Washington. The remaining company, with
four hundred horses, left the next morning.
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The Address. - Our readers will Oh
serve by the letter of Lieut.. ]. J. Whitman.
that those Who wish to write to any member OF
Capt. Stuarts Co., must direct to " Company B. g,
I'd Regiment U. s. Sharp Shooters, Washington,
DC"
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Special Notices.
MASONIC,

There will be Special Communication of Iansi d.
L,dse No. 80, +. and NJ, At Masonic Hal, on Thur
Jay evening" Nov. .,h, 1T O'Clock. general attend
anee OF the brethren is requested. BY orcer,
B +. BUCK Scy