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FACTS FOR FARMERS.
YUCKWHEaT-

m. lie of July, viii 10 10
,rain. and almost any descrip'
:; =, g soil. dry. and not absolutely barren, wiz
- ,,,I.,,r,l. crop provided il be- moist enough
-, ,b., I'D and get it above the ground.
:. NJ .w,. aud the dew will bring it on
n.,d. We have even raised good crop
If buckwhe when sDwed in dry time IN Suis'
.,d IL did not cJme up until the middle OF Au'
gust ,;, ,..rlv
Tia. ground need no. be powed untii nea'i'
raady 10 SOW a. the ffesher the eafth Ihe ,n''
readily will the seed germaa,e. IL snou', no"
ever. be light aad fine. Hall bushei u 'hiee
c..ks Of seed - the acre u su'ncieh'' a. INC
IN hr,,ches out TX. a tree. and the grain Is
-. ~, .verg tendfl Cool September nights
hs., 6l and mature the gran Early so"n, ana
,,oo,,;,, IN tine hottest weather, the seed Is ap'
,o blast in forming, and hence high. crop; ou'
;f ,urrv set IN e,rlv September, before frost, Il
r,,ii,v fila aud gives a 5ogDtiful yield.
" i.n ready % cut, which may be done whlie
.o,,, pf the later kernels yet green. IT should
according to it, bllk on the GROUND, he cafeihiil
c,,t with a cfiils or scythe, aud ie day or 1--WE
=, ,.rv. and isra be carefully forked together in
10 Iitic -toUks 10 c re and got ttaeh ia uiitii '
sta,k- are fu,iy DIV IL can then be tafashed Il
A m.chine more eifcctaaiiy than III any othe
mod. although IL i. eisIy pat out with hill
Wh.n cleaned up. spread it thin on floor, tia
i, nav Thoroughly dry, piace being ATE IN tn
..a.o,. il is more liable he damp than the ear
iier cat gains.
Well stored. and kept dry, the strA" Is to
cradle fodder for young stock OF any Kind, an
sheep will ga, il grecdily for IA change. w
have fed tons of it adyaatage0u.ly to our winte
stock, while for cattle bedding nothing IS better
The virtues OF buckwheat as a table food W
need not enumerate. Buckwheat cakes are
luxury wherever known. and for poultry the ur
ground grain is excellent. Aspis, cattle or hors
feed it is better ground than fed whole, and whe
ground Is substantial and nutritious. Some ia'
ners have a prejudice against growing buckwhes
a. it "fous the land for the succeeding CROP
Others think i, Injuries the land in its fertility
From long experience, We think otherwise.
kills wire worms, leaves the soil light and Tree
and crop Of winter rye may be sowed lin'ned
stely on its stubble to good advantage.
We believe in buck wheat one of the staple
OF an annual farm crop-Agrie"tturist.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Th

~ Comm soner on the Lexington int River swamp
Land State cad will b. At Chance. Aen in The township
Of Els On NJnay the PA day Of JIy next. A. ocock Z.
for The purp0. o. letting allths portion sail load
Ssnisc county yet constructed. On Wednesday T.,
the 2ith day of July next at one o'clock at But
ers the south Of sections 81 and SO
10 north of range II east and on tresy 26th at
l O'Clock Z " AZ Stone, Tavern, the township Of
North Brsn, county Of LsIeer for the parpoSe Il let
ting thai pp ton said road in the county of Iapeer
The road Is he built as follows:
To be Crubbsc 80 feet wide. and cleared of all L.,
timber brush and stone, four rods wide, and all Of said
road which laid out six rods vide 10 be chopped
three each Side o the centre, and The hole I" be-
turnpked such that the centre of the road be-
thirty inches higher than the level "f the g"nn ell
side. All 10 be built Of timber u't .ss an
inches in diameter, and IL feet long, and cove-i III
earth foot IN eph and all cuverts tn be mt less
that fee- long and 20 feet wie to he covered With r
plank. TIE number size AMI length s SIDE d. AIMS, the
number of rois of causeway TO he built ;l- nun-r and
OF cuert- with al other necessary iufurs' viii
Le give6 he day, Of eiIng The aLdS for the
structIon q. said Dad Ice selected fem I'll 'h-
swamp lands the Lover Peninsula, bel! nginc he
state of Michigan.
JEREMIAH jerks, CooimiSsir,er.
Iexnct, n, June 10. 1851 5s3.l
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HOW TO MAKE BEER.

While Spruce Beer-Three pounds Of loaf su.
gar five gallons of water; with enough of es.
ssnce Of spruce to give il little flavor; cup
Of good yeast; a little lemon peal If you have
il; and when fermented, bottle i, up close. II
is a delightful beverage in warm weather.
Ginger Beer.-One cup Of ginger; one cup OF
molasses; one pail and halt OF water, and a
cup Of lively yeast. In warm weather il may be
made cold, but in cold weather, scaid the ginger
With two quarts Of hot water, the rest cold
The yeast put in when slightly warm. 1t should
be put in jars or bottles, and securely corked.-
II is pleasant and lively, and will keep several
weeks.
Common Small Beer-A handful Of hops to
pailtull OF water; pint of bran, and half a
pint OF molasSeS, cup Of yeast and a spoonful
Of ginger.
Root Beer-Take pint of bran; handful
OF hops; some tgigs OF spruce, hemlock or cedar /;
little sassairass or not, as you have it; roots
Of various kinds, plantains, bardocks, dock, dan
delons, &c, boil and strain, add spoonful of
ginger, mo'asses to make it pleasant, and a cup
Ut yeast, when you want it soon, let one bottle
stand where it is warm, and the res: will work
cold. This for gallon.
4Otasses Beer. = Six quarts of water: two
quarts Of mOlasses half pint of yeast; two
epoOnfuls of cream tartar. Stir ell together
Add the grated peel of lemon; and the Juice
may be substituted for the cream tartar Bottle
after standing ten or twelve hours. with ra:sin
in each.
Harrest Drink.-Mix with fl sc IONS of good
water, halt gallon of molasscs. one quart of
vinegar, and two ounces of powdered ginger
This will make not only very pleasant beverage,
but one highly invigora,ing and healthful.
10 Restore Aid Beer-Stir in small QUAINT.
y OF salerstus with spoonful Of sugar, and it is
even richer and better than at first. To he pre-.
pared as you use it,
Lemonads. Take good lemons. roll them :.
then cut and squeeze them into pitcher. Add
loaf sugar and cold water till it makes a pleas.
ant drink. Ii should be sweet; it is sometimes
too acii to be agreeable. Send round in small
g'as'ss vita handles, or tumblers, little more
'"sn nsli f9ll The best drink for parties.
No'h-Most OF these drinks are very whole.
so@e, especially Tor laboring men, in warm
weather.
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L igan. County Of lnyhsm, - AT a of tie
Probate t.ut i5f tEe County of ln-nam hDi-u al he
Probate Oliec. the village Of Mason, Monday. the
l1th day Jane, the year Thousand eight hum
dred and Present. VIM II inckney, judge If
Probate In the after f Ia. e.tat. u; Jo n Il ri;
lett, deccasei On reading and nng the etIt"n Of Al
olson Hamilton, duly verified, praying that oId-r
may be entered by this court, authorizing and directing
Daniel u Giiett admin to the estate o said John
K Gett, deceased to execute good aud sufficient deed
Of conveyance Of the following piece parcel land.
commencing at a point Is rods Forth If the place
where the ,uth line Of lot No. .3 of the - Oi IL,
town al rang ibersecs crosses the west side
Of Hanchet street $50 oaG) IN the village az Cdwa;er
thence north the side Of said Hanchet street
extended. rods. thence a line parallel with the
south line Of said lot No IS, ID rods, thence south
line parallel with the side os said ,nchet street
extended, rds, thence east line rect Ia ;- place
OF beginning containing 30 square i- nf land except
ing and wing from the south side If lot strip
the conditions Of certain contract executed by sad loh
K Giett 10 Cynthia l. Westfall and by her regus; ly
assign I'd to said petitioner:
Thereu?0n Il is ordered. that Monday the it day II
August next ut Il O'Clock the forenoon, De assigD
ed Tor the hearing Of ai petition and that the heu At
law Of said deceased, and all other persons inere Se in
said Estate required TO appear at session 4 said
Court, then to be ho,en At the Probate Office the wi
age of Mason and show IL there be, why the
prayer OF h- petitioner should not be granted And il
is further Ordered. that d petitioner give notice the
persons interested in said estate Of the penGency Of said
petition, and the hearing thereof BY causing copy If
this order to be published the Lansing Republican,
newspaper printed and circulating sai County Of Ing
ham, successive weeks previous tn said day Of hear
ing a tru" copy WI. II PiNCkNEY.
6w32l Judge OF Probate.
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nov TO he BAa.-Double the string, pu,
- AROUND the bag, and pass the two loose ends
through the loop at the other end; then draw
enc loose end one way and the othe, :, ~, .'
trary direction. take one or two turns "a. CON-
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Il igsn, County of Ingham, IS AT session of the
Probate for the County Of holden AT the
Probate office in Mason Moniay 10Th day of June,
in the year thousand eight hundred and sixty
one: Present, VIM. H. Pinckney, Judge Of frt bate In
the matter Of tie estate Of Ehue EwOOd deceased -
On reading and n the petition duly verihei, o !, q
Scofeld, praying that IN ruEent IN writ g purPortng
the II and testament Of said deceased may be
admitted to probate and that letters tessmentary may
be granted upon said estate 10 q Scofe,d, William H.
wood and George Conan, executors in said will named
Thereupon it is Ordered, that Monday, the 18th day
July next. at IL o'clock in the forenoon, be assign
ed for tie hearing al. said Petition and that the heirs at
law # said deceased, and all other persons Interested in
said estate required 10 appear at session Of said
Court then be holden at the Probate Office in the
village Mason and show cause any there be- why
the PRAYER IL the petitioner should not be granted and
further Ordered that said petitioner give notice to
persons interested sad estate o the pendency OF
said petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing copy
of this be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating in said county of Ing
ham, weeks previous 10 said day Of hearing
"A true copy) WN III PlNCkNEY,
3s3l6 Judge q! PROBATE
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TRY this remark Die and most in-erestirv r.,.s
i il composed of the concentrated Jaiecs Of to-.
powerful NJ the most soothing Plants md Roots in
chemically combined and insulated IN well seal.d g.
bottles and charged bv powerful battery. Tins m.
sessiug addition TO its ssleror medical virtues s,
Magnetic and Electric properties profoundly Isne,t,
and emInenty quoting anr soothing IL relieves -
and inflammation at once. (when freely applied ~,
ing the strained muscles ana nerves giving new sr ~,
vitality BY its life giving qualities Ia psrs1e1 parss A.,
chr, mic long standing corA inis ami weakness. Al
laying neryous pain. Neuralgia irritation r~mox;,.
distractions hike charm. Indeed, all who have a., ~
speak Of it rs truly wonderful medicine and esteem
by far superior 10 aud all other external r~med. :
applied in Is Aing emedy ior n.
Group. Throat. Inflammation of the Iuncs Rous,
Liver, kidneys, and other organs Rheumatism, sun.
Irritation Ague the Breast and Al all tins. err,
nervous Headache Neuralgia eyes, ache ,oc,l
ache sgue IN the Face, Pinpes and Erupiions Of Al
kinds Tes. Bruised and Sprsinea Limbs Barns fro,,-
parts, Chilb,sns, INDECENT aud long STANDING Scr..
Wounds. &c, &c Ii will also restore the Hair Ia H.
Bald Head and prevent the Hair from falling The Ma,
Ointment has been extensively used upon Canal .ra
Draugh Horses for Calls Wounds Sprans and IAm.us.
and is cure. when applied hot Tor the Sca,ehe
horses. and Foot All Gu sheep. All the proprietor s
for the Magnetic Onments fair trial confident that 4,
they claim for il, will be found 10 the letter a,
borhood where il is manufactured many Tecpe Ia,
by the quantity and kept and used BY ever,
fanaces the numerous pains and Aehs.
every family or less afflicted with. We Again
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment!
None genuine unless signed : Bs~lI with Fen So
Pamphlets containing full directions around each Rii
and circulars lrti with agents rr.ee sbllnss FOR sn.l
| and shillpgs for large Bottles.
| For sale BY Newbro BROTHER, ANA Thsyer Go Ian
| sing, ana all other Drugrsts in the country.
| ~ All orders should BE- addressed 10 wM NlIs,f
co, Earlville, Madison Co, y. Y :is
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fPsHANn, Mich. Jan IL, 1861.
ME SPApING, SIR Not long since sent to you for
box of Cephalc Pills for the Of Nervous Headache
and Costveness and received the same and Gey h0d
good on efeet soas induced TO send for more.
Please lend by return mail Direct 10
A. X WHEELER,
Ypsilant, Mich.
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CAsSIBaL-A man advertise. in Pou,b.
.srps,e paper; Wanted middle aged woman
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AT ALL!
II. ID. BILLINGS.
LANSING, May Z, 1861.


The undersigned having located himself in lansing nov
prepared TO do all kinds Of House Painting, PAPER
Hanging and Glazing with neatress and Dispatch By
strict attention to business, he hopes 70 receive ber
al share OF public patronage Shop-eo,ner Of KaIa
maDoo Street and Washington Avenue
J. W. VASKCREN
Lansing, Mich, June l.. 1851 6ms2l
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FOR SALE.
"A y IMPROVED FARM of $40 Acres.

A n IMPROVED FARM of $40 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 half Of the southwest quarter of sec
ton one. in town four north OF range one west
and has been commonly known as the "Alver.
scn Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply to JNO. w. LONGYEAR,
2o5-f Lansing Mich.
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HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
Cough Remedy

This valuable preparation, freed of all III. common
conponents, such as opa.es, Expectorants which
not only down the system bat destroy all chance o.
will be found trial possess the foowiog prop
critics and to which the most valuable testimonials may
De found in the pamphlets
For WhooPng Cough and Soothing Syrup, meets
every want AMI by early will save the largest pro
portion of tupures chiii5en which can be traced Il
Whooping Cough
In ordinary Coughs aud Bronchial Cmpaiuts the fore
runners of Consumption, its splendid tonic propertie.
make Il not only the most perfect enemy disease but
builds up and ssains the system against recurrence
OF the complaint No nursery should be without it,
should parents fail to get pamphlet be found with al
Dealers the only way TO do Justice TO its value
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having
WI been mad in the condit of certain nGentufe
al mortgage executed BY Lewis C. Lcouis, OF ibam-
ston lnsham county Michigan, 10 Lyman Hi 81 LoeAe,
IN tie county and State bearing date the sixth day
a. October ID 1857 and recorded in the office OF tie
B. Of Deeds the county OF lngham state oil
Michigan in LITER 10 of mortgages on pages 90 an oo'
ODER h. 1857 which said mortgage wss duly ass'S
ed by Lyman Hill James NOrthrop, on the Atm Cay u
February 1855 and recorded the office OF the Register
Of Deeds for the county of nshAm on ooo ahd
Of Iiber II. the l9th Gay Of July. ID leos, upon
hch said claimed 10 be cue at the cate
f tbs notice the U. one hu drei and i've d0aEs
fxIO5 OOl and No ruir Law having been ms uec for
the recovery of the notice Is therefore hereby CIV
that the 5th day Of July next al Clock u ie
afternoon at the front door Of the Court House 10 the vi
lag. Of sad Court House being the place Of held
ny the Circuit Court for the county Of lngham), Will De
sold AZ public auction the highest bidder the premises
he! said mortgage, or so much thereof as snail
m necessary satisfy amour. Claimed TO be due en-
,ad mortgage, with interest and costs allowed oy law VIZ
ali that piece parcel Of land situated tie county Of
Irghsm state of Michigan and described as follows To-
at the north half of the south east quarter of section
number 40 town three north II range tvs
es', containing eighty $50 acre. nG1s or less
| wx II PlScxSEY Atty
| Dated Lansing, April l0;h, ls6l 1851
CHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of one
~ Writ Execution issued out OF and under the sea
of -e Circuit Court for the county Of lngham TO ne di
rected nd delivered, have levied upon all tie right
an. and interest of Adoiphus W. WsGs in and to th.
following described lands and tenenents TO wit Ih'
third Of LOT ght ~ in block one hundred SIT
us "a in the City Of Lansing, county Of lngham, ant
state If Michigan which shall expose for sale or ven
due the highest BIDDER at the Court House in the vii
age Of Mas the 22d day Of June A. ID 1st1, atom
i O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day.
| TRUMAN SPENCER, sheriff.
| by III. ii. DUNkS, Deputy.
Lansing City, May 6, 1861. tw3l5
The above sac is postponed until Satur Ay June -9h
at the same hour and pace.
| TRUMAN SPENCER, Sheriff,
!. BY III II DUNkS, I@pu'y.
| LANSING lime ~ 1861. 1w322
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DURING THIS MONTH, Trains will leave 0wos.o con.
Il meet ny point Of Lansing Railroad, Is follows:
GOING EAST.
At 3 3OA NJ ,I2.00M and 2.l0P ~, for Detroit
GOING WEST
At IL IS A. NJ, for Milwaukee.
AT IL Is Z. NJ, for Grand Rapids.
At IL So A N for Milwaukee
Refreshments at Detroit owo-so and Grand Haven and
upon Company ferry steamer Windsor, Detroit River
Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven
-O
Trains leave termni daily, Sundays excepted.
THE TELEGRAPH LINE is open for PUBLIC BUSINESS
SLEEPING CARS on all Night Trains.
CONNECTIONS.
AT DETROIr-Great Western Railway for all points
East-Nichigan Central Michigan southern, and Grand
Trunk Railroads
| AT MILwAUKEE-wi;h the Mississippi, Lacrosse Chi
cayo WATERFOWL and Horizon Railroads, for all points
West and Northwest.
Passengers COR Great Western Railway go on the hA
Road Ferry Steamer, at d. NJ r. D1ck leaving Dock al
7 Is A. NJ, and 70 T. NJ
The Compauvs Tine Tables be- had at any of the
| Stations
W h. MUIR, GenISupt.
u. SM. r Onices, 1861
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kEYSoIDsBURG, FRANKLIN Co Ono,
January 9, 1861.
HENRY SPAIbISG, No 4s Cedar st n. Y DEAR SIR,
-Incio--d find twenty Eve cents, (25 for which send
box Of "Cephalic Pills Send to address, Of Rev VIM
c Filler Reynodsburg, Franklin Co Ohio.
Your Iis work Ike a chdrm-cure Headache almest in
stIntsr Truly yours,
VIM FILLER
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From the Democrat 81 Cloud, Minn
II you are, have been troubled vita the headacb,
send for box, (Cephalic Plis you may have thel
in of attack
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
Cephal Pills accomplish the object for which thsy
we're made, viz Cure of headache iu all its forms.
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From the Er1miner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in than thousand cases
With entire success
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From IN. advertiser, Proriience, r. l.
The Cephalic Pills said 10 be q remarkably efiec
tive remedy for the headache and Of the very bes
for that very frequent compliant which has beer
discovered
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billings OFFERS HIS ENTIRE STOCK.
- principally new. at prices to meet the times.
More goods for dollar in cash than can be Oh.
tanned at any other establishment.
Ready pay, quick returns, small profits" and
sometimes
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DROBATE NOTICE.-state of Mich

Lexington. June 10. 1861. 1881
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EMMETT w NArBFt
H. ~. Hd,ers, Atlanta, GA.

TIE CHERohRE NATION PASsEs AN URDr.
Louis, on the 4th states
Ii consequence of the secession OF
The Cherokee Nation, and it's alliance
with the rebels, Colonel Mcneil, assist
ant Provost Marshal, has issued his proc-.
lpmaton, notifying the st. Louis build
IL Z and Si wing Associa ton that the sum cf
i33,@Gi, being part of an annuity paid the
Cherokees by the tnited States Governme..t
now on deposit in that institution, is unt.tl
The act Of Congress, forfeited to the Cnitesf
States, and coafiscatcd to their Use and be-
cft.
Rev. Nj. Robinson = Missionary teacher Ia
the Cherokee Nation. has arrived i'll this cit
lie reports that Chief John Ross has finally
>lIcCumbcd to the secession pressure. On Az
T4lAGuan, aud sent u message recommending
the severance Of their conn ton with tLs
United States, and an alliance with the Soutl-
eru toutederacy.
The Council approved of the recommended
tion, and appointed CoInnlissio toner's to Inaks
a treaty OF alliance with the Sou thern Con
fndsracy. The Confederate Comm .ssionel5
assumed The piyment OF the annuities LeIe-
to!ore received by The Cherokee> from oug
Government.
The Greek Indians have raised lD.1oo iuel
for service in the Confederate army, and tho
Cherokecs have formed q Rome guard, ,ap1
strong
1t appears that the troops sent into Arkan-
by Ben. Met uliCch, after the battle of
Springfield, were posted on the border of tho
Cherokee Nation TO intmidate the Councit
and force Jonn Ross to yield TO the demands
of the rebels.
Colonel ST. George Cooke of the Utai,
forces, arrived IL day. His regulars, 600 in
number, viii reach Leavenworth in three or
four days.
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THE RAILROADS AND THE SPECCLAfoRs.-
We have received letter by mail, signed
"H. ID. BIRD, General superintendent, bear
ing date, -" Office of the South Side X. X. Co,
Petersburg, Oct, 3, 1861" in reference to an
article in this newspaper OF the 2lth ultimo in
regard to 8 sugar aud salt; = in which, among
other things, the writer says:
"This company has combined with no oapi.
taiists-~and nobody whateyer--to prevent the
transmission of sugar and salt over their road
They have not even raised their ia tea of trans
portation, which are the same now as they
were before the war
'As TO the protter Of the Danyiile Railroad
company, TO send its trains, Ac., for salt, il
the South Side and Virginia and Tennessee
companies will permit have to say, that
the Danviile company has never made us any
proifer of its cars, never asked permission Of
us 10 send them for salt. What the Danvilie
company has done In this matter was this |;
TN the Sd OF September last. MIR. Taleott, the
superintendent of The pansilt1 Road, iele
sFapAea me ~ ieslows Mr. Gill, ttAs ssps
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APPOINTMENT OF PROyY.

Kaow oil Men by these Presents: That We, the
subscribers, being Stockhod ers in the James River
and kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy. to represent each of us in all general meet
ings of the Stockholders OF said Conn Ipany held
within SIX months from and after the date hereof
when are not personally present or represented
by some other Proxy with .ni power and author
ity, al such general meetings. TO give euch vote or
votes. and to DO snch other act acts as each OF
lis could give or DO, a; member of the said meet
ing, if we were persona " present; and we DO
here by ratify and coBtirm whatever vote or votes
act or acts, our said attorney may lawfully give
do tor Us, in pursuance CT the authority hereby
conferred upon him.
Witness sur hands and seals, this - day OF
-. one Thousand eight hundred and -.
1este: seal.