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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

er Ten more niue-iuch columbiads
passed through indianapolis on Friday, for
General Fremont, at St, Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

e5@ The Lark, NeWbsrg packet, made
her appearance Saturday at the levee. She
has been elongated, painted and repaired.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

Rg Major Which will be in Indianspo-
lis tomorrow to organize the Indiana Ger
man Regiment.
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HOME INTERESTS.

GE The steamer Matte Cook has laid
mp atthe foot of Division street for repairs.
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BSe~ While one of cur chapIains of II a
arlny was repeating this line of the LORDS
prayer, Give as this day our. daily breaa -
q soldier added, with loud voice frsas' +,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

Rr The Missouri Democrat says that
thirty additional regiments have been or
dered to St. Louis.
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BUSINESs CHANCE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends, and the public of Evansville aud vicinity,
that they have bought out the Grocery Establish-
ment of Jas. ERSKINE q Co., and Intend to car
~ on the Retail Grocery Business in All its differ
ent branches, at the old stand. They intend to
adopt the plan of keeping good articles selling at
small profts, and the Cab System. They hope,
from their long experience in business, and strict
attention to the wants Of customers, to merit q
REILLY co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.1PFLIc.aT70.V. ron 1Ica.v.sE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will
Ssppiy 70 the Board of County Commissioners ut the
september tern 1861. tor ense to sell Spiritueus
liquors ln less quantity than quart at time,
on Lot No. 6s, Old Plan. corner Of Vine and First
Streets, IN the City af Evansville, Wand rbnrgh
count, Ind. J. Fl. BREMER & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

Why THE MYSTERY rs there not some
thing significant in the following from the
Richmond correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury? -
The government seems zeal0usty TO con-
ccaJ ecerythiag they can from the public
here. Up TO this day 1.-THE 4th),-since the
tight. 40 report Is naade Of The igoaaded or
dead nor viii they allow those VINO have
sons and brothers at Manassas to go to as
certain their tate, and administer to their
necessities ii wounded. All we learn is
from the newspapers, which obtain their in
formation chiefly from the wounded who
are brought here. Thedeath of Col. Fisher,
of North Carolina, was not known until his
body arrived on its way to North Carolina.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

R1@ Rhode Island sends two new regi-
ments and two batteries to Washington.
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sD~ Occasional, the Washington cores
pendent Of the Philadelphia Press, says that
Breckenridge will resign his seat in the
Senate, and adds:
here will he go ? All that he has done,
| and is doing againstt the Union must forever
debar hin from enjoying the confidence OF
r. eAAs-la of the loyal States. | am told
and Is IN the army .7--->..-f from. home
young bird who has flown the pareataT Irss
be the aUant courier of the pareht? Where
else can the father go but in the path of his
4 orrin.l son 2
asking e What's to be done with the orjs-
oners 20 Some suggest that they be sent
down South, Fort Sumter and elsewhere
to be taken care of until Lincoln IS read !,
to exchange. Others think the best bebat
81 among them should be sent home. in Or.
uer that they may impart their experience
70 the deluded people of their section pno,,
tue same principle that a siugedrat il some-
ilies turned loose to frighten away others
IL IS stated that the shoemakers amono,
tnen viii be required to earn their prnb .
by making shoes for the Confederate orn,v
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

-, ~ - ere destructive than any of tho engine
x u war, Is the lightning Fly killer EanI
~here Flies are thick, will in a oI,art "1.I
ploLote' peace by the entire annihilatian - ti
eH-hiy' sold by Keller a White ar,o7 ~ she
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z 0ARn.

- - -
We have ssld ont our Grocery Establishment, ~
Main Street, to Messrs. REILLY b co. With
many thanks to our friends and the public for the
liberal support heretofore received, We would most
respectfully a X continuance of the same TO our
successors. Furthermore as we are very DESTROYS
of closing up AFFAIRS would say to all those who
know themselves indebted TO uE, to call aud settle
their accounts We can be found at our old place,
~ Main Street JAS, ERSKIHE& co.
--tgll ls.z~I Rly goth 1s6Ir iulySo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

r NJ THAYER EFT IFoE
@. X. DREW-..... .....s........ ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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- OA~o-
Conpsn, ora OF the Evansville Irsuranco
nne DIre9ters will be held at the ofce Of ror
between ON t mo1hday the I'd day Of September iss
Bv oras s.ie e nV ,a of and O'clock p NJ.
aug6 Ct w >, -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

The Steamer POLAND has copcinao,t ~.
for Ti.horaw from the Canneltoa Trade
ce present, add will enter the FyansyiIIc 80
from, Ti. traoe. She will return immedistaiv
from cincinnati, and continue to make rses,,Sdy
Evansville and CINCINNATI dnrine ,ha
are respectfully solicited. ''iuerS TOT goods
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
LI,YE.wAsH FOR SHINGLES.

Thomas Goodspeed, South Sandwich, thus re-
lates, through the Boston CalIivator, his experi
encc in the use of hlne wash Tor shingles:
..You ask OF your readers information respec-
ting nnie wash for shingles. | viii give you my
ex,rrleuce respecting 1t. Twenty eight years
Ago suit a porch On the EiLin body vi the
house, running out west. Some twelve or
fifteen wears after, saw the north roof covered
WIKI moss. l took a scra, er and wes.t out ana
scraped It off, and had to work Carefully lest |
should n,jlie the shingles, they were soft IA
Consequence of their having been covered with
the mss, whicn had grown there. l thought /
should no~ have to s1nugIe tne root again. 1
had soous half oasdoi ot Stacked like, and /
pu. &c vu The roof My neighbufs told me II
would reud the shingles. Pretty soon ram
Came AID made II into a thick wnltewa-h, run
mug OF The house, cOverin. the windows below,
~ mat is Was difficult To see through them tot
soape Iiue.
About six or seven years since 1 saw moss
gathering there again, aud having more SACKED
hne, Iure~ 1t Ola tue ROOF. looked up there
" day, and thought II mad some more lime To
put there betoIe good ram, my shingles might
rcunain there some ten years more, while the
south roof, ~hlch has had no lime put on Il, had
" Dc shiused, part vi 1t, some tour five
yeArs siuee.
1t any one should notice, they might see, from
the cniinney down 10 he caves o! tae root, the
shingles oIsat and tar, where tue water, nav
lug ST.. uck Iie chlInney lad ia lime mortar, had
washed tli-In, and each side, where the water
had passed down, the shingles covered wiki moss,
aud that, Sui'e vet, would naturally cot the san
giles, aud - IL Was dry, expose the house %
IRE, II u So. from the caimacy were % lodge
there. 0eneve that ime Is very good toe wood
exposed W the weather.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30

Bors IN HoRsEs editor of the Indiana
Farmer SAYS ne publishes "A recipe for a third
time, oy special request of those who have used
II With perfect success. Ii is as follows:
Take q tablespoonful, a little heaped. OF alum
and the same Quantity of copperas, pulYerize
them nne, aud put them into a mint Of vinegar
Four II down the horses throat. Ii will cener.
ally afford relief in five or ten minutes. In 1881
] mad . horse badly afflicted tor three DAYS with
ooss-i!ing down, rolling, refusing to eat, biting
his sides, and giving all similar proofs OF bots.
tried surpeatiiic, beet, sweetened warm milk, and
many other preparations of neighbors, for three
days, TO no purpose. At length, an Eaglishman
coming along gave me the above prescription,
saying De had seen it used in England with per
fect success In ten minutes after the dose was
administered, the horse got up and was well,
snow'ng no more symptoms of bots. l have US
ed sne same medicine ever since, for myself and
neishoors, probably in fifty cases in all, and il
has always afforded as quick relief 4 traveller
once had his horse fall IN the snow, near INV
house, aid refused to get up, evidently afi cted
WHO BITS. Ia aoout five minutes after admins.
tering the above medicine, he got OF at his own
accord, appeared 10 DC perfectly well and cheer
fully pa' sued his journey. Ii is said one drop
OF thus preparation placed upon a bot. will Kill il
as ooce. j. Z. Bliss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
sCRFACE NiANUEI.G.

I'VE notice" says the Ohio Farmer that
maAarinS upon the surface, broadcast, after
pIoSing, AMI before narrowing, has become much
more iavoiite practice with farmers than tor
merly. The old impress Ons that the soluble
matters would rise, 1t piowcd in deep, ami thar
decomposition would also BE- FASTENED by burying
have been pretty generally dl>Sipatei, under a
better knowiedse and "A more obseryant praciic..
THAI mat OF forty years ago. Ii mtnures are
green, 'ons aud fresh fron the birnyard il is
doubtless policy To hurry them beneath the soil
II Il Is absolutely necessary u use them nc th Al
time, but We should prefer planting less quaint
~ of Land, minurlnS what We could VITA vel,
ripsned manure, and pns up the green. fresh
manure Win good spuuktng OF plaster, and
let it ferneuI aud rot a fes weeks. We believe
Practice mas shown more immediate returns OF
crops from manares spread upon the surface, or
% oest, out lightly covered, than when ot err
wise employed. The rams tend more To wash
soluble matter downward, where the roots eau
ges it, Than the gaseous qualities will cause 10
send upward; but, in agricultural practice, il
takes maay experiments, and long and repeated
trials OF the same, It is safe to fully coudemn
any one practce, to the benefit OF auother We
have grown some OF our best crops ut corn with
long manure, plowed under deeply, aud vet We
should prefer not 10 risk the practice, when con.
vsnient 10 do otherwise"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30

Cas- rae Souru BE "SUBJUGATEp:"-"W .
have, SIMPLY, therefore, TO make up our minds
TO Conquer q boundary by an adequate force OF
men. Our Generals in Missouri, in Kentucky.
and in Western Virginia should be furnished
with armies ample ia numbers 20 drive the enemy
across the Missouri aud Ohio rivers. The ; nth
has grea; stake In accomplishing this expulsion
during the present season. IL aiiosc the eneJsy
to rs"fer ~ oar cosHtry IS 10 lose the sHpport
Of I'll. rhote population IF fhs d siriets Of co.,.
try IN Haica he Gill make as ssintsr o.arfsrs
IN that ev-nt re shoaid, neg. season. hare NOT
ONLY ths s'sems so dr're out, Dat the local popu
1at,~n 's.e.f to eonqser."
Ine above is irom = late number of the Rich
mond krdminer, and viii arrest attention by the
striking Character Of its confession. IL has been
the general opinion that the army of the Union
eoo'd rely upon the loyalty Of the Districts il
should occupy. and that any thing Ike a sweep
ING success on ITS part woald produce innnmera.
Die conversions u the Union cause. The had.
ing rebel orsa, above qsoted Confirms the o,,in.
~. AID scsais 10 anticipate the even. with any.
sh'"x bat ssoicai conpiacency. THIS is a diff.
s"s v'ss frvas.she reiterated boast, 50 tondy suo
gsse~d by SEM, sec. ssionists here at The Norm
t'ss . the south can never be subiu .ated.,-Ds.
)Nst1 zttjusA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
fats for farmcrs.
,,..xv a., vIS.EK CABBAGEs.

Ia, dovn poles or rails 10 pairs, on high Dry
.,o,,,.d a, on \ ridge sufficiently raised TO avoid
80, Bet row Of csobsges hear together
.l,ns each pair Of rails, the heads downward
S~..,d . l;eile straw over the heads, not under
sssm and out on a covering Of earth pointed up
Iii 70 shed of rain. The roots need not be
eo,.red. A little freezing Of the caobases coes
mn. hurt them when there Is sufficient coat on
..,,h 10 =. draw out the frost gradually. Sew
ersl of these rows may be placed SIDE oy SIDE
The earth taken up for covering will leave open
d,,che, between the rows, and 10y making outlets
from these the coil is kept draued. Ia Winter,
nj .ce. Of the bank Of frozen earth, with CAD
haze In each, may be cut OF with an oid AK, anu
e.s,i sd into the cellar The earth will gradually
,b.v a. leaving the cabbage heads III good con
dition for use.
For those wanted in early winter, simple
,nethpd is 10 sink barrel III the soil and MI II
with heads cut of from the stems, loosely thrown
In. Cover the barrel with boards aHd mite
coil wh.ch Can be lifted off and tue heads taken
out as needed The cooler cabbage can be kept
the better house cellar u too warm
Another good plan j. the following, where
mice are 30, abundant, or can be kept out
Choose a dry plot OF ground, square, or oblonS
"A large a. wanted; Dig trench on one side,
plant iIttS - Nb'Nt'iH ~ $3.50 So.
stems nearly Up to the heads Then set GU; an
other no by the side OF the frs, and 80 on until
all are put in. Build bank OF ear al around
the plot, and lay poles or rails lust above the
heads, covering the whole with straw foot Of
more deep. Put tao poles o. cTotched stakes
On two opposite sides, one pole higher than the
other aud lay on boards TOT rough temporary
roof 10 shed off the falling rain and snow. The
c.h,sJ-, will not ouly keep well, but will even
grow all winter Tue boards and straw can be
removed a, any time to take out what cab1ages
are needed. Except in the coolest weather,
holes should be opened on each side OF the pit
10 aimt d circulation OF arr. Ihe ventilatmg
holes may be secured from mice by setting IN
them old wire sleeves, aud stopping them with
straw when required to De closed Ia extreme cold
weather The bank Of earth around the outside
may be raised up To the board covering. 80 10
shut out the free entrance Oi mice.--AmericaH
A1r,cuiIurdl,Si
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30

VNSY this remarkable aud most iuterestps r.,.s
i is composed Of the concentrated Juices of 60.
powerful nd the most soothing Plsntsand Ras..,.,
chemically combined and iusuis .c IN well sesl.s -
bottles, ana charged hy u powerful battery. Tina.
ses.'ug addition its peIioi medical virtues ~
Magnetic and Electric pruiertes, Ircfound, psu~,,,.
and eminenty auietipg snc so"ihng /, rehev,, -
and inflammation al once. (~len ileely applied -
ing the strained muscles snc nerves, giving lev i,.
vitality by its life giving qualities. Ia p~rssed tar, 49,.
chronic standing complaints and weakn~s.,. =
bervous pain, (Neuis lgia irritati.n and rer,
oestrIct like a Charm. lnd.ed ali Who have ~ =
SPEAK Of II as truly wonderful medicine and ..,,,r
by far superior and all Other external r~r Esq.,
II sppi,ec IN season II l. upising uec, fr,i
Group. Sore Throat, Inflammation Of ihe uug. Ron.
Liver, Kidneys, and ether Organs, Rh-un tsm span.
Irritation, Ague 4 the Breast and Al all time. e.,
nervous Headache, Neuralgia, ewes ear ach. TO-,
acs-, sgue the Face, hmpes and r. uttiop, NJ a.
kinds Ites, Bruised and SYraineG Limbs Burn. lro,
parts, Chiiblsins, in6cent aud long staparr so-.
Wounds &c, sc. Ii will also restore the Hal, 20 "a
Bald Head, and prevent the Hair from falling IN. ~
nenc ointment has been eNiensvs, used pou CAna an.
prsught Horses for calls Wounds Sprs ms and lAm.p.
and Is sure cure when Piled hot, for the Scratch.
horses and Foot All on sheep All N. proprietor. AL
for the Msgne oinnenri> fair ial ronfd. pt that.
they claim for il, Will be- found the letter In H.
ueighborhood where IL is ns nv r4or. In,
by the quantity and kept and used -yrr
innsbi;ant iansces she Ia, NJ and aeA
every family is or less afflicted with W.. sAyag,
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
None genuine unless sgn-d :. B-ell," With Ten -,
Pamphlets containing fun directions around each Ro,t
and circulars l-f, with sg-n,s Price shnes fr SINAI
| and shillings tor large Bottles
| For safe hy N-wbre 4 Brother sud Thsy~r Co Ia,
| sing ami all other prugg 50 In the country
~ All orders should BE- sedFesse 10 WM Nrpcy /.
co EArlv'll-. Madison Co y. \. Ie
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of

~ Inyhsm, At a session OF the iroba Court for
the County of ughsm, holden az tae PROBATE O.ice m
The village o Ms n MONDAY, tLe ttk day oil O-ober,
the thousa ght hgntT ed pres
Nm III. PINCKNEY, yu1ge Of II ob4e. In the matter
If the OF E5euez.r jacket deceased On mig
and ding I! petition, dur verified, =" Aaron Blts'o
upon said estate, IEay ~, Z other
things Tor - sell the real estate OF said de
ceased:
Thereup it ordered, that Monday the Is Ia day of
November at ii O'Clock the oie be assigned
Tor The hearing OF sail peuuOn and that the hens at
deceased, auI all other pers
said estate uire1 10 appear NJ season ut sad
then JIIen Pr Dbtte Jtice the Vii
iage Of Mason, ami -hos cau>- II any there way the
player OF p-uIi.ner should not be granted And u
tber f- that SAID pe,II"ner ho'ce Ia the
of the pen eucy q. sand
petton, and the hearing thereof BY causing copy OF
b- .bl,>aei ia the Ltu~by hep. bhcan,
priuied ana circulating sai1 Of ln-H
Am, X weeks previous sad Day 81 Ia,
ing. "a true copy NM ii fl\thNEl,
ow331 :. dr- Of Peobare
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30


From The Er1miner NorfaIt, Ia
C-phal Pills accomplish the object for which they
ver" made, viz Care of headache in all its forms.
F'or the E-1miner, Nortslk, Ia
They have been tested more than thousand cases.
with entire success
From Re Democrat. 81 Cloud. MINI
If Won are, have heeu oled vita the headache
send for box (C-phaic Plls) you may have tn, m
in case of an attack
Fron n. Adrertiser. I'roriaeroe. RI
The C phalc Pills SAID TO he remarkably efFec
tive remedy for the headache and Of the very
for that ve5y frequent conla nj which has been
discovered
From -se Western r Graete Chioaqo IN
We hereby endorse Mr.. spaldny and his unrivslled
Cephalc Pills
From The K1norha rallsy .SGr, Kdnuaka Ia
We that per suffering with the headache
who try them will stick TO them
Faona the Southern Psh Fsnd,r. " o La
Try them you that afflicted aud that
your testimony can be added 70 the already
list that has received benefits that other medicine
produce.
Pom he st. Lotsis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cepbslc Pills. il
rapidly increasing
From the GIset.e. DIr>nport. Tolo1.
NJ SpilGng would not { his with article
he did not kaoi1 TO possess zeal melt
F0Ha The Adrsrf.ss,. Prnr,dencs. X. I
The tesrm IN their favor strong. from the most
reSye be quarters
From, the Daily Mars. Davenport. RI
CephalIc Pills are tax ng the place of all kinds
FIRM tss Corsme'ciaI Bulletin. Bqs.on. Mas
Said 70 be very eficscieu- Tor the headache
P,cna tie C6nmerciIl. Cincinnati OH.
Suffering humanity al noT Se relieved
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
NOTICE-All persons are hereby varn.

ed and ua'nei ''pst purshss,g prom ~o-,
note maze oy me- AMI Dated Nov 26jh 1850 FIR ire SOM
hsaie- Sud note for a wager N the .lacron
n h State OF Ms Y0rs, thst IL soaIi y,ve Inrorn
Sh,ooO mai uljy. Fart the eiectr had III A. xa,. "a
par IA 1t and hy the bs auth ,rity De, is s
- Dc drss, snd under That e f.-t- sh Al, nos
IA. JOHN hspts
Lans ug, sept 10, is6I
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
1 DM.NISTRATOR'S SALE.-Notice

L n rs h-reoy gwen that pursuance Cf order
me ante. b. h. Ju'g- e rrooa-e fir rhe e'un-v O.
lnghan, on the 10 d,y of August. n 1851, shall
pp-e TO all The Interest OF &c 20 G--cn. ie s.sAd
SATURDAY.. the 18th ds, of N1E-Tno- o'c
the p s the f''llos NJ pi-ee "a &c
land The half of -pu he 80 of -cii'n
elsh' cen Qs), t"s ~ 9TH. 4 tx, (2)
east, uec 81 800 co suo-ct AL lens
and Terms kn,.n day Of sale
EPHRAIM MECH.
6eS$5 Admir- Of the estate Of Geo, Mech, deed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
MANUFACTURED BY
E. PAR MELEE T. CO.,
LANSING, MICHIGAN:
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

We have seen great variety of pumps and contrivan
for drss safer, but anything that souid eH
&c. Nhee er Water Drawer The striking features are
str king implicitly Of instruction and the unparae
ed with hch il will Iase water any required dis
lance With little labor This water drawer can by no
nary usage Of order Its places it within
the reach family IL adapted Ia both wells and
ci>ter well seasons Of the year There ~ no
eez'ng and the water is brought up fresh Ohio State
y0g raj
We witnessed its operations during the different esh
brans several and County Fairs and Institutes
the past fall and have had ample opportunity Of noting
cspa biitie and must here state that opni'
that If no examined II At the same time 10
one If unqusi fled approval -NatiOnat Agricukursa.
This ne~ and valuable Improvement have been
ing premises for time and pronounce II the
best tn ny Of the kind tits humbug, and
is all II is represented to be.-Medind Herald.
II is tine well apparatus and feel safe in recon
nelding i; The public Michigan State NeUs, Ann Ar
Lar
WATER DRAWER-CAUTI0N.
TIE public toned against manufacturing, sell
infringe upon Wheeer's Pa ents AZ 10 known by
that certain parties assuming trade mark, Waer
Drawer, volatn rights and ave trying To effect
ae Of articles which subordinate 10 patents and
10 sell Comfy Flights claim not worthy the name Of
patent h.I.b, notify all persons that shall prose
eli Of mfr 20 the fullest extent Of the
law, and coii.d patent fees.
WHEELER & Co
Cleveland, Ohio, March Is, 1861.
\ b. To all parties HON the - coat cauion fts"
say put in end to prosecute Al Of in
friu Patents atsuch time, and in such way
think best to secure our rights.
3m325 WHEELER h Co.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Fourth Jul

~ GiciAlCi.cu ID Cbaneery. SUIT renc,u- the Cr-
cut Court for The county Of lEh.n in Ghaucery bef1
the Hon Lawrence, Circuit judge at chambers. the
vsge Of Mason, said county, the 9ih DAY % sep
te Der, 1851 Roxcy CoTtught Charles II. Cort-
right.
1, satisfactorily appearing 20 this by slavi, 4
Horatio Pratt, that the SAID defeu6an resident
Of this State, but i dent of the State Of Nex
York, motion Of HnIat9 Pratt Solicitor for the com
plsinsnt II is ordered that the said defendant Charles
H. Cortrght, his appearance in this he
entered in four nths from the dat Of TN. order
that IN case OF h appearance be his
the comp ainsnts bu- to be nei copy there
servet On the complanant- solicitor within t~eny GAYS
after service of copy 81 said bill ami notice OF
der and in default thereof, that said oil be taken
confessed by the said defendant And II : further ORDER
ed that with twenty days the comp ansnt
Of this order to BE- published neuspayer printed
and published in said OF Inghsrn once n each
week for successive weeks. that she copy
OF this order TO be personally served the cef Hdsn
least twenty days before the time above prescribed for
his appearance.
z LAWRENCE, Circuit Judge.
HoRAuo PRATT, Sol'r for Complainant.
A true copy of reco-d--L REED. R-gi-te-. Gv-s5