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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-16
CHrRIFF SALE BY virtue of one

~ wit of tNtcatou, >su-c out al AMI uoier the seal
Circuit Court for the county If lUgham, ne d.
r.cted ami delivered, hav. lived upon The right
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uck also. The south haf of lots No.
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exp for SAFE publc vrndue, to she gh-st bid
the Count House, the village of Mason, the
3lst day of January, le6, ~ O'Clock ia the after
noon. Dated Mason, december lith, 1850
6w2e5 FDi BAKER. Sheriff
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-16

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Irritation. Ague the Br-ss, ard a. al ,ines cure
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-16

CHANCERY SALE.-State Of Mich.

" g,u, The CI.cu., curt f.r he county u lnghsm
Cnan. ery. hOratio eymour comp uaDt rs ,nsI es
Ina. aud May Am mayer, ceirn an. By virtue
ant suance Of decree o. sald court made IN the
cause, aud bes n date ;he 5n day o september,
1850, the gn-d, Il cult Gu L nm s>IoneT
for the county 81 oghau, wall pose Tor sale A. puO"c
auction - highest o;Cdr ~ the outer coor vi the
Court House, wills ge Il Ma>oa SAID county IL
ngfarn, "n tie 3ist cay Of lamar A. D. 1901 at oEe
o eO,k z u. Of salt day, The ancs an. premises De
crI3ed sad decree tU-wIt: - Lots No and ta',
B.lck 40 nt IhIee the south h;. five feet
IN w.d oi Book 20 thirteen ais, LIT No Tie
suoIgvI, 90 OF 81 CA No iselSe 80, stHp 81 Iabd
sN'y f-e. width south Of and adjoining said LOT
and ing 4, sad ct to TIE and 4!
race also, he ana p'iyieg al all times # draw
ng and using LII the mii pond adjoining, one fourth
% pat at the water 4 Grand River, 10 be used ael
tAe pet. ugh heretofore sold To smith Dan
forth Hart, by James mour tF grl>t niii, AID af
ter the puv o. SO run 81 one po~-r set OH TO the
"a HOiato >et mour ia partition bet~een HIM and
Charles The said two IUo fl 81 De power be
sppurte aul Tun:nS Win Lots IN hloek forty two
and at er ,u- ha tuu stone POWER sid James Tune
for IOunIr and ne run stone puwe! sod 10 IhIIsIen
Noey, excepting AMI r~serviHs the ga' al all tines o
Aeepng up la dam q and aver, and II pa - Z
Il thr ugh the mi! race to the NILS below,
Of pm paw sad he
head ga 10 clear out the II being 81 Oh
that party o the seconf pat IS IN pay oa-iourtn
part If the expense, OF The % znc alter poser
after he title vested hun by virtue his
ind-n ure and that he BE- subject all stpuls
regard tie water pow costa ned IN the
pat,t.,n betw said H5rauo .ey mour and
CnsI ympui recorded IN the X. gster Office If
lLgnam county Ia l. Der Is ot deeds 80 10
3U3 Inclusive and II expressly understood by aLd be
the parties hereto that TINS of wafer
fights interfere nh rights privileges here
totore conveyed b, James S-y Horato r.ymour
add this nyeyance subject the reservations,
,tpul.t1us Ossd convey noes and II
is fur Their expressly tpuated and understood, that
other t> herein &c III
Of which the sad Ma Ann ihayer Is Tie
her by deed said Ii seymour all OF " hch
ctt OF L.ns county 81 lugham, and
| State OF Michigan CNs TN PADDOCK,
| .nnr. [. mmis-ior-r Inguam
Jyo ". LoNGyEAR, >oi'r Tor Comp'ts.
| Dated M.-.u be-. ~ 1860. 6w2e5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

DgATH IRON LIsATsIsa--Remarsa5I Occur
ranoe. The Sumter q. C.) Waterman, ofa re-
cent date, says Ii has been kindly placed In
possession Of 4 letter from Doves Station,
Cheraw and Darlington Railroad, which de-
tails some unusual circums tances fl connsx-
lon with the effects Of lightning al that place
on Tuesday evening last
The end Of the depot appropriated to use of
passengers, road office, &c, and 10 which
there Was chimney, was struck by the light
niag. There were four white psrsons ane oQe
negro sitting in tho rooTa, where tao iighta!ug
took ehect, and one negro 81 ltting outside upon
tie pia atiorIn, very near the partition which
separated tbs room from the platform. The
lightning seemed to haye frat taken effect
upon the chimney and then 10 have dissent
mated itself TO other djGoea. parts OF the build
ing, The chimney was knocked down more
than halfway 10 tho ground, and bricks.
PLANK, shingles, window giess and broken
timb Der were sea trered in every direction aad
over the roora in which the persons alluded
% were sitting. The negro who sat outside
was killed. While the white persona and ne
gro who sat inside, and whose location was
within six feet OF the chimney, were only
pretty severely stunned. The escape OF these
was rn.raealous, while the only solution Of
tho cause OF the death Of the negro. who was
farther Of and with u wall intervening, Is in
the face that he sat up On box which cont
tanned tools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

TIE YFLyERTos NAaRIAss TRIAL IN SCOT
LAxD The London Times, June 18th, says:
The procesS In the Ccurt OF Session reiativa
to the cues III Of Scotch marriage does not
promise 70 be speedily settled. Some tine ago
the Lord Ordinary RENTED 10 Alr Crichton,
advocate, 10 take proof By commission in the
case, ana the proof for the pursuer Miss
Long worth, aiias Mrs YeiVerton has been
reported by the Commissioner along with ac.
Tnerous appeals on both sides, as TO questions
refus ed or allowed in the course Of the proof.
The Lord Ordinary (ATdmillanl having heard
counsel on those appeals, issued an "inseTlC-
caJor'' on ThCffday .disposinS OF them. There
ere only tvgo ponts CT importance involved
in the appealG. His LOrdship has found that
In respect 1t "a alisged by the pursuer, as q
gronnd OF action, that marriage was cons IT,
tinted bv cohabitatIOn and habit and repute. il
is competent 10 prove what was the opinion
formed al the time by Witnesses having the
opportunity Of observing thaconduct and CON
versation OF parties In regards TO the footing on
which the pursuer ana defender lived to
getheT. Accordingly, ,ae oismisses the appeals
for the defen der against all evidence OF the I
character, and the effect Of the Judgment, II
sus tanned, will be TO admit some important
testimony for the pursuer. The other point
ahects the right OF the pnrsuer herself TO be
examined. In an action Of this kind, by tbs
law OF Scotland, The parties themselves can
not be admitted to the witness boz but the
pureuer saeks 10 have her evidence received
as to the loss OF certain documents, with the
vie" OF osing dicWel 10 prove their coutrh 70
by parole testimony. The Lord Ordinary holds
tnat this applica tiop is without precedent or
authority, and that the evidence is not admts-
sble. His Lordship remarks that his diEpo-
ton in the case has been to admit evidence
as fully and unreservedly "a Is consis tent
with the settled principles Of the law, and Ia
doubtful points TO lean towards admission
rather than exclusion. The necessary refusal
ei ths pncsuer'g own testimony Is, however,
3 serious disadvaI tase to hsr IN the Scotch
emit. II Is understood that the present In ter
locutor Is TO be reclaimed 10 the lnner House.
and the taking OF proof Eor the defender bs-
fore the Cou.nis aionsr il suspended I'LL the
rsclaiaing note Is disposed of. TIL all ap-
peals taken n the eour.e of proof are finally
adj1dicated the Gaze vii not be cpsned or Its
merits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20
TIM EAsrHQvAKs II sYaAorsR, N. y.-Ths

TIM EAsTRovAKa II SYRAorsR, ". y.-The
Gyracuse Standard. Of the 18th inst., says:
"A very sensible shock Of an earthQ uafe
was felt IN this city and other parts Of the
county last evening anoa; nine O'clock. Inc
weather yesterday very suddenly became quite
cold and chilly, aad the OK traordinary change
from the intense heat Of the previous days oc.
casione1 considerable remark, but " het ther the
change ia the weather occasionsd the earth
qusks we cannot say. The shock was about
four seconds in duration, and was so severe a5
TO cause dwelling houses TO rock, and in sorae
cases furniture was removed and psrscns sit-
ting in chairs were waved To ard :ro, aud
many pereons supposed some OF the fixtures
OF their dwellings had fallen upon the foors.
NO lightning or thunder was seen or heard,
and the air was comparatively calm, although
gusts OF wind occasion ally blew with coneid-
ernble violence. gentleman from ths north
part OF the town Of Saiina informs us the
farmers ran out OF doors. supposing that their
barns or out-houses had fallen"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20
RICHMOND. VA SATURDAY, JULY 20. 1861.
Letter from a yankee yolunt er.

We are permitted. says the Louisville Tele
graph, to copy the following extract of s. let.
ter of q yoiun tser stationed near W Washirg ton.
to his wife, whom he left North Of Mason
and Dixou's l;Ie:
CAN'T -, juno %, 1861
My Dear Two weeks of camp-life
have served 10 extnguish all nv rniiitsry ar
dor, so your last wish is gratif1ed, sooner, par
haps, than you jmagiued. However. / sun.
three months, and then
II ever ,Iist sold sr again
The devil nav DO my serseant.
But I must tell you OF our great exploits,
TO mention having been rnada OF them by tia
Star OF Republican. iou must he sure aud
tell OR neish shbors. Let tbor, know that the
Washington Light Infantry II % soEle" when
they get their back up.
Our gsifant Colonel, fearful that v-e might
become rasty, or perhaps fooEshIy presuming
we were spelling for fight, planned an eE-
pedirion into Dixie. We crossed the Chain
Bridge uhont seven o'clock A II and march
ed full ten rnie5 IL 70 he heart Of tho enemy a
country. We fonud I'll tho farm houFes de.
serted few dogs and ca IS remained to guars;
tho premises, but we issued writs Of ejectment
on them. Some Of our boys cap.urf0 Il CON
t-ahand setting hsp and twenty-five eeea.
They were nronght into camr . corpora,' j
guard having beer detailed for that purpose
The advantage of this ssanoeuyrs il already
scratching the d1et nnder nv nose
Aecnt twelve o'clocJ smoke waa discovered
coming from a chimney half mile distant
We instantly halted . councii cc war was
called. at Ehich II WAS proposed 10 move In
three detachnen ts which was rejected. iase
we might he cut CT in detail. We concluded
to march IN solid colnmn TO within rnusket
range. throw out skirInishers, and send in a
flag Of truce and who ehould be selected to
bear the flag bat your unworthy husband I
fonnd the house occupied By an old widow
woman, sick in bed, and tyc'negross. These
latter, Us well as a horse, we took as contra
band, and left the cid 1onan In quiet POSSES.
sion. Some of orr boys attempted to burn The
house, but our gallant Colonel, TO whom TOO
much credit cannot be given FOR his humanity
! on this occasion. would not sufferit. We loft
with our contTabands, and returned to camp
shortly Sfter night Our horse is q Gne anl
nal, ana II ha is not Il ,urai by toe much eE-
eTciFe. Orr whole battalion will he eooo riders
before the war ia over. Some OF our boys i'll
naturediy saEgestsf that everything had been
stolen np by Che New Xcrk 5ath, who had
ofen N mat 1e!gh5orhood oniy two days
CTSylCu1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

IsRoz1Agf 10 yoLusrrsgs Capt. William
@. Hnmphrsys, of the Eighth dsorgia Resi
naent, writing 20 the Atlanta papers. from
Winchester, on the ist inst., says:
oil volunteers who have not purchased side
erIns that it ts useless for them TO do so, 10
they Will not be allowed to carry them after
they are mustered into service, The money
great good il brought In money There are
men hers following the army round TO buy
pistols OF the volunteers when orders are
given 20 dispense with them, which orders
arrive In camp. It viii Be money throwJ,
away - buy pietols. Those Who are here
buylng ave doing 70 for spssulstton, knowing
those 70 whom they roll Them with not bs af-
iOWod - uee Them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

IA l. "a = r-S< = - Ets - r
" EnE5 ApD 2LAGE kuLPHUR AID
=. EAt.I5EA sPRiS8E.
t-ls FbTEEIEu-"54ACE viii bt 3psr E1E IN.
ts-s.-g ct visitors 3n the -eeg OF AAF. 1t Is
t.rs'-t On ms liNe snt IN f0li Wow Of Tho FsF
s'l's fst ~sDpAs.o5 Estiroad, about bSlf = Iaiis
+l.l saeFif 9sprt, Aa*=czs, Va, 81 which de-
ga. 40 H8tiGjIg v.il sleesva rs foaEd waitiag
o. 30 s,ssl If tes sSrx, &C. convey gAsas2geFs
.-. .Tr.lgs
fssss @h,'9 anl BIrss 9ulphzs w8tess aavs
ts-.,a .cf4eTgus earsk. lAa " 5its 5ul PhIr.
'estz -a -ssaa q tyFPt2sfs, s9T cus sffaetioGs
't- 'vsr, zi172Tts ara bladder, general de-
O.. j.. t-1 as7tria-Ly clseazss ~ the nervous ayE
t-.4 $50 tLHge 4ttazsss Peculiar g. :Sz3&lsa. Fas
-sE aGip-CE+ ~ r Cds Of dessS - OF .es ski n !
t..'a'sf ess5s u ,sssSz, sad otbsg SoTrap:ions
o.. b. e-a.-
.1s @',9l -ot-duns are sqI&itogEy to sfoand
l -s --'-A ID 81 SIERt9iGs ana the 4 bLE sno
.tr3&tFs OF M 18rst satisfactory ehErasyeF.
~ et.h aG9 GhED or Music, Spd eyesg
alien asdatlT f0c13 ~ Er-telss. Watering
F.---sf - a., * atoii beg lsavs to refer Il
.sN *.gg n1rbag % gsTscaz who aass herstoiors
fsi.@t .Le --Gte.
sH4.J vii 3. se11es3 TO ESQ per mczth for
~ liss el.tjIeE aad aarp&nts half pgies.
.-.L. L. ais5 SFLSGRHPH OFFICE here
F..,- % AZ HoieaiSs s~e al para OF tne SoSth
: Il. HEEFELEIHGE3,
fs- rfsfa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20
-sA.ANzs. skG3GEk4.


s@&sAE TIKI pleasant Summer RstTs&t 10 now
'-sa ~ r recsptioA Of visitors.
tiaH utsrs many attractions 70 sli whom
ls-s 90 F.a2s1rs ealis 20 the Capital Of ths
-.e1a1zcy. fs lE situated on the Richmond 4
sfctr5a1g Ratirosd, w1thi2 10 minutes run
--- t-gzt. fLs s.slas pGss dowE aad mp, 40
1.Tt- - EieGnea3 ECtofs, s7e at Ashland
r. H-tilse- hours
--o iupleg getoents consist OF a spacious HOTEL
a-4 try airy aud teet5fai COTTAGES, iocatsd
49, 80 A-sct-Ft Gnt waIl shaded lawns. The Cot ages
--'< .eu!liss Il the quiet and ssslusion ofpri-
- t.+h 'isame1ta IA the country, freed fraal the
'es tI b1csskeepiBg. Iuissas all tas eomforta
-, tF shtaEa5 % :ha ecuEtry are secuFea with
10y o7e"s 60 the city, free of charge On Eks
-. b9aFdsrs ~ the Hotel
~s''-c@.Iols lcT 9aatd may ho sddrssned 10
THOMAS h. Z. IEGRAM,
~ Tins EaDegtatspGeEt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

one Of the Kentucky regiments IN Virginia, re-
lates the following inc!3ent:
yesterday afternoon, d1Tin; lull In III;
storm. quite Ri alie' ting and notanis little In
cident occurred. ''s4ady Davis" pet k:ttsr
Of The South Licking Rehels. who we soGnd
in Earper's Kerry, and who On ejl our Ions
marches aad Gre8Ty bivouacEs John Kennedy
has carefully nurstd, was bnried with all t..c
hon0rs Of Wat. Three yolisy8 were :ired oYnl
her grave, and the little lady whose piayIu
praaEs had so often amused the boys, was
iefS 10 discover ths whereabouts Of Ca.':
Paradise Named after .A.4 &c com niisi,s.
wits Of FZesiaant Davis, she was not unyTor
thy Of The coSnomen, bat being graceful, yin
ming, beautiful, and nos 4 ii-t:o proud ot ths
about her neck. Let Rs say taraae!l. and 70
Peat the famorls ana lraewhat thleedhsr r.
Lettn iol1s: Rsauiea cat IL gr-s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

R0sroE BooT AND SRoF TEADG.-Ths 9hos
ana Leather Reporter says; The souad Of
the hammer is rarely heard in rho shos towns,
aud the attention CT h1th manufacturers and
wCrsnec is turned 10 other pursuits The
shipments of Ences cen tinpe email, falling or
largely each WeeE from 1kcse of ths GER
reaDcpdinC yFeekS al lasL vsYs<''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

STEAN ToWISa ABAspoNEp.-The Buh',lc
Express says mat rha Western TTsnsporta.
tIon Company nave abandoned the expert.
ment Of towing by st94ul ca the canal west
from Rochester. It is found that tovrs ot
three or four hosts are iniu-ed by collisions
and that ~ less nurlber do not u.aks tow
Ing BIZ atsafn nr.fll able.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

IsYEPCL ACclDgyT. " est terday u party ol
iadles and ser 5iernen were epjoyius them
selyee in the 0eighboghood ofJeEcrson yilIe,
Indiana. target shooting, when pistol IN 1e
hands Of one o; the party fell TO tae ground
snd want or, wcnn1iins Niss Curran. daush-
ter CT Or. Ccrran. The pau took effect just
below the knee inflicting very painful
wound.--Lcptartil6 CcgTfer, 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

PoWER o. TIE MIsstssIPpI RIFLR.-Wul q
mississippi rife, with q Minnis, ball, shoot
through steam boiler? It viii. dispute
among oQc friends Oh this question arose, and
was settled by trying It. and the result was
that The bali made hole oas-thiri larger tha n
tt~elf, ct about the istaGce of ftty yards
Is.seNN. 5.G lAll.l ! Cofistfta:tko1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

CAgsIBLL Ccorzes.--Tt Is ruuorod that
there lac bean horrible case u cauIGaljsIn in
Havana. EiCa Chinese Coolies caught q child
chCeo ysSEs cid, dragged hil2 into III out-cf.
him Islien discovered Ly hta fatl,cr llo, IN
his fury. geiZed ST. iEon 5ar lying ucar. slew
thIoo OF the Eii'alna ca the spot ana pat tha
rest t. High.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

The Springfield Republican not long ego
published an article on "War as means OF
G-ace." The topic reminds one Of .sScript13re
Dicks reading OF ths Bible. adapted 70 the
beecher theology-"0o ye in to ali tho world
and shot the e,Isrel into apary cTeature."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

SKIF BCILpISa ~ THE PEo7IscRa.-'Ehe
are twenty nine chips III the coarse OF con-
struction at .hs port OF 81 John. r.. b, and
vicinity, the aggregate rounage OF which
amounts TO .. .2lo tons. II is computed that
half of the tonnage Will be launched this
and the ensuing month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

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WHITE SULPHUR bP2kEGS,
S-s X NaSEJox8ST COUNTY, Va.
ib'. FtiCb'fGt Weiell2g Place wac opened fer
5l' reception e visitors On the 25th day o. Nay.
--e7a springs ara 71ors sasy Of access than any
70 s.Fr,1i4. 0sl2g Immediately on the virginia
,-l -5=-e0 k&ilTCla II the T0s. healthy pcT-
b.1 - t-t -l.t5 and snrrcprdei by the n 1st
tt--ll. G g-tunjain scenery. This medicinal quail
y er " us stsrs are fnlly established, having
h-at -osifUMeD!Si IN the enre oi many dts eases
z -74-ag 10 the Southern country. This Is rot
,-.f faiiEatyEi summer resort, SGt, IL Lhess
tAE!ce l.g-6E, = safe KStfeEt fcr Ladies' and ell.
e''a IelegTSph communication with all 1mpcT-
a. t7-l.z "a ;hs Confederate Staiss.
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