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those spectators aud vampires. v hD re
se,,i,!as, to make a fortuus upon the
! patriotic and loyal Citizeas in tlis hour
/: Of our Countrs''s trouble
| / have every coni1denc, in the. aatrio-
ism energy Of our Provost Marshall. :nl
knowing hin t. B. one tar viii not
Shrink from any responsibility that may
L>,imposed upon him, am satisfied that
steps will Ii. Immediately tsl.sn by the
authorities to reduce the price of articles
OF prin1s necessity.
The country looks for this remedy and
trust it will .,ot be ,iplay-d. It is true we
look upon such beings as traitors to their
Country; but what dc. they care for this
if they are suffered to make fortune
and emigrate to some other place! Were
! to apply the remedy l would say;
hang them to the highest Limb that
could be found in the country. / have
been informed on one article alone,
cotton cards 10000 dollars net profit
has been realized. hope, sir, the day
is not Ear distant when these Vampires
will, have to answer to these outrages
that they are now committing.
$50 JusT1cE.
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b STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
PARIsH OF AvoYELLEs. {
sEvasrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT couHr.


Succession Of William rutherford, deceased.
WHEREAS, J. Elan s Rusk, Of
!he Parish of Avoyelies, has filled in the
clerk Office of said Court, a petition pray
ing to be appointed administrator of the
above entitled succession.
Now, therefore, all persons interested
herein, are hereby.notifisd to show cause,
if any taey have, within ten days from
thepublieation ,hereofwhy the petitioner S
pray yer should not be granted.
Clerks office, Marksyi.|e, this Goth day
of July, 1862.
L. +. ;couvillion. j. ....
: l.st} @.' = cle.sk. .t.
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{ STATE OFLOUIsIANA.
: It'll Jwdicsai Dzs'7,ct corr.
{ PERISH cf .AroYelles.
L. E.. COCHRANE,
Public Auctioneer.

Succession Of Joshaa B. Fisher deceased.
WI tHEKEAS John W. FISHER administra-
" tur of the above succession has fled
III tse Office Of the clerk of said Court pro-
visional account tabeou of his administration
@. the estate OF said deceased, praying that
the same be approved aad homologated.
Now, therefore. al persons interested here
in, are ,serepy notified to-show cause, If any
they have, within thirty days from the publ
cation hereof why the petitioners prayer should
hot be granted.
Clerks Office. aiarksville, the 18th Of .Jais
1862. @t 1
81. L. H. CoUvILL1ON,
Clerk.
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JusTICE,
:.-@AyAll.l.

A French editor gives / the 9..ftoll following
anu a's description Of the effect Of an
advertisement: The frs. time r'an,sees
IN advertisement he takes no notice of it;
tie ss:ona time he leoks $ :atltne name; the
third simel'e looks at the prices, the fourth
time he reads it; the fifts t:uae he speaks
et il 10 his wifs; the siAttli time he buys.
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t'o- 81, Nd. 1t
Il r. 4 arr, y ryr1.,
H. a>-s 'sA--S ~ - $40,
*
! Zorro. : P:.:ayl:.A,'s-
. s. Il'aT1fs3 Cla LOUISIANA.
tPaAtsH t,r .sYoYE1i.a>s.
SEVENTH DIsfs,tcT cogtt-,

! ~ SEVENTH Dlsfi,tcr co:;t:.:,
i Succession Of Ellen Aymoaa deceased
! EDY IR1' U*E Of All order Of sale. iS-
!, ID sued by the Iouorabie t,nlrt Of tie ;,.s.
enfh yde'al District, in aE- of IL: -;:r Il
Avayeit~, State oss Louisiana. VII t.: oli..e I
at pub!" ;aetlon 80 the ias1 and hlgs,:,,s o..
der, by ,h. Undersigned, Public !Au.',y1aes
O: said Parish.
HURSDAY,t the 31st Of Jaly 1861,
between The hours Of 10 A M. and Il r. n, ~
the esilesce o T., Bite. Fyaquier in poi:l.
Measre, tne following described property, to-
Wit
10. rs head Of hogs.
90, '65.t !. Cattle,
So 3 horses, @
80. i Beds and Bedding,
SO. the kitchen furniture,
5,. Chairs,
-. l Spinning wheel.
TERMS = CONDITION.
All sums OF ten dollars and under for
cash.
ALI sums o-er ten Dollars payable in
three equal and annual instalments, maturing
severally on the Sd day Of April 1863 on the
Sd day Of April 1864, and on the Sd day OF
Aprill665: e
Purchasers to furnish their no ties to the
order. of the Administrator, with two good
securities in soido bearing eight per cent per
annum interest after maturity till paid.
Marksville. Avoyelles, on this -l9 July
1862. h
L. E. COCHRANE.
Public Auctioneer.
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n ETENU a la geole de Ia Paroisse des
DAvoyelles e negre marron JACK qui Sc
dit appartenir a Thomas Punnell de Ia Pa
roisse Cencordia. LIE dit esclave est age de
20 ans, measure pieds, 5 pouces.
lie proprietaire est dhment notifie de re-
clamer sa propriete conformment a Ia loi.
Paroisse des Asoyellea 19 Juliet 1862.
DORA GUILLOT,
G4oLIEEs
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morning Of Saturday. Closely watcle.
and ',resE:d By our :.r:ny.' 1t. held "a.
] + rtihea canp.tu the south side of tl,.
! Chichahoniny f!nrins Saturday, bu
evacrated it during the night, and re.
sunrd lis retreat, taking direction 70
| wards Jam'.sf River.
The operations Of OH .:r#y since Fun.
day noa.-as have been principally ,Ii
the Ricleno.ss side Of The Gl.iekahom;ns;
tlf Sunda., however jackson command
ed Bottosa's Bridge and though soab,,,
10 csoss it because it was under Sange Of
he grns Of the enemy, he prevented It's
use by :ilc enemy while he built huns. +
another mile above, where he cftss,.&8
his ARM to tho south side on sunt3,.y
evek king leaving General stuarts' cavalry
On the North side.
The retreat which began fron, tise
Nol B side on Fridy night, on yesterday
chi gea into a fights and the foot races
Of armies Of fhe Potomac a.t. now
bel run down towards the James
Ri through Charles City. The po-
siti L the armies at lhe time OF wri-
tin IS owing to MeCle!lan's " rapid
moi hen's and brilliant strategy may
he lgnated as decidedly shifting; in
dee t'issoiving views are The prinei-
pa IS Of tie flying Federal panorama.
IT result OF the conflict thus far is a |
splendid tribute to the capacity Of oar !
CoiaatandiDg General Robert e. Lee. |
his, name is as Immortal as /
history can make a man. The facts
when analysed, as We hope soon to be
better able TO do, will display a combin-
'tion Of strategy, prudence, vigcr,. and
Stgaeity in planning the attack, that
AVE rarely been equated in the history
4 military operation. We are proud OF
he pR;e patriot and modest general who
las thus unhorsel the boosted :. Young
Napoleon.
RicAnsoad E;nluirsr oJ'Mc IA
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Red River shaspshooters.

A detachment Of one hundred men ta-
ken from the Consssipts aud the regular
militia in our Parish. has been detailed
by Col. Cheney as >'harpa!.ooters on Red
River to harass the enemy III casa he
attpmps to ascend the .ivsr. Barbin's
Landing, where James Barbin formerly
lived, is the place selected to establish,
that party. 1t seems to rs that s!'chssa
expedition would prove inefficient, for
our superior officers have overlooked the
question Of armins these men with. the
proper ,weapons'for that kind of warfare.
Besides, as there is but some six feet
water at the mouth, it probable that
the e,emy will be unable to enter old
Red with their heavy gun boats; thence
the object sought for. in sending out the
Sha,pshooters falls entirely. Ye! as prrl-
dencp is the mother of safety we are far
from throwing any blame upon the Head
Quarters at Opelossas for having ordered
our men upon extraordinary service; on |
the contrary, for all past, present and !
future orders we will bow in reverence I
and say amen. ~
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"A Data;sed III the Parish Jail of Avoyellas
~ the runaway negro man HENRY, who
say. he belongs to Thomas Punncll of ConGos-
aia Parish. raid slave is aged IS years meas
ures feet, inches, and is light eolored.
The owner is hereby duly notified to claim
his property according tolaw. ~
Parish Of Avoyelles, July 10th 1852.
DORA GU1LLOT,
vs. sil@ s JAILok.
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8i, .t5lzta ~ az ~
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, / ....,a
PARo1ssE DEs AvoYELLEs.
couEs Du ssprlEME DtsrRlicfP T PJuDrc1A1RE.
Succession ID william Rutherf3fd. decide.
I ATIENDu1,o que Elan S. Rusk
de la Paa Use des .Avoyelles, a petition,
ne en- cett sur pour etre nomme ad-
lninistrateuhde la dite succession.
=, Toutes les personnes squi peuvent y
,etre interes,eess sont dupment notMees q
deduire les raisons, 81 elles en- ont,s dams
dixjours 4 partir De Ia premiere in
sertion de l'syis pourquoi il ne sesait pas
fait droit a ID requete de cette petition.
Bureau duGreAier, Marksville, ce 26
Juliet 1862,
d H, oOUvILLIoN,
Greaier.
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n TRAINED in the Parish Jail. of eAvov
IL e!ies the runaway negro man JAG
who says he belongs to Thomas Punneil of
Concordia Parish Said slave is aged %,
years, and measures ). .ieft, S inches. : 1ssf.'.'
I The owner is hereby duly notified to.
claim his property according to law. i. Il
Parish. Of Avoyelles July 10th 1862. j
85l y DORA{GUILLOT
,Si s.13p saR 'AiAon.
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nETENU !. la ge6Ie de- ID paroisse .des
IL ''AvcyelIes, le negre. niarron HENRY
qui Sc dit appartenir 4 Thomas Punneil de
la Paroisse Goncordia. LIE dit esclavs est
age de As ans, mesura S pieds 8 poucss, ct a
le TENT clair. -r.t.sa
LIE propriptaire est dhmeot noti6s de re-
claner ssa propriete coniornirient d Ia loi.
Paroisse des AvoyelIes 19 Juliet 1852
DORA GUILLOT,
80 :r GEoIlER.
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IIST aF CASUALTIES OF TIE TCn.FsLAYA

IIST2FCAsUALTIEs OF TIE ATcn 'FsLAYA
GUARDS BEFORE RICHMOND.
We have obtained the following list
of casualties in the above Ayoyelles
company, the Atcbafalaya Guards, Of the
2nd. Louisiana, regiment who engaged
the enemy at the battle Of the lst. in
stant: -
Killed 2e. Lieut.. Jenkins; Sc. Lieut..
Marcelin p Bordelon; Alexandre Cha,
telain.
Wounded: Col. I. T. Norw ood; Adol-
phe Lacour; Jules Chatelair; Prudent
Rabalais; Anatole Tassin; James Bow
den; and Chs. Sherwood.
We fear that this is but partial List.
and that further reports will bring the
sad intelligence that many more Of cur
heroic sons have fallen upon the field Of
battle. a
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-
/; ea.,s, works at Esleysoil'> Mill, have IL
hecte'l The sr..atesl glory upon tie Gpn
/ fee..rateTarlny. Driven from the imme
diate locality cf Mechanicsvil.e, tli. en-
emy retreated during tho night down tn.
river to 7owhite .Swsrlp, aud night closed
/ the operations Of Thursday.
] AS soon as General Hill cleared She
road at assechauicsville,. General Long.
Streets corps d'armee consisting Of his
! veteran division OF the Olh Guard of the
Army Of. the Potomac, and General ..
H. Hills division, de'aouehed frola the
woods ON the South siLs Of tie Chick
ahominy, and crossed that river at Me-
chanicsvilie. The position ef cur army
OIL Friday night may be described ~
forming, with, the Ch.ekiIiominy, All
acute angle ; our left still in advance nn
-der. General jackson, lying over towards
the Panhankey; General Hill occupying
MechanicsviIlc and the centre, aad Gen
ern Longstreet with General D. H. Hill,
composing outright, lying immediately
along the Clickahoinil.y.
Friday morning the general advance
en- e:jsclon again began; General Jack
SON in advance and far to the left, grad
ually conyerging to the Chickallt may
again General A. 2. Hill in tie cansre,
and hearing towards lsew Coal 155arior;
General Longstreet ana Gen. y! II. I1ll,
coming doHu the Ch;ckaholniny 10 .,ses
Bridge. Arrived ct Horgan House,
near New Bridge, Gen. Lee await<,; The
Of his magnificent &rate- |!
gy--courier. fter couries arrived inform /
ing him cf tha approach Of each division.
As soon as Jackson's arrival at Coal !
Ha7i,or was announced Gen. Lee and
Gen. Longstreet. accompanied BE- their
stafls, rode by Gaipes's MIL
and halted at New Coal Harbor--llerre
hey joinA:F Gen. A T. Hill. Soon :he
velcome sound Of Jackson's guns an
lounced bis arrival and that the battle
lad begun. ..5 t
Tne enr;n, now occ';pied {: singular
position Is one portion Of his army on The
outh side Of the Chiekaho.ninJ., from
ed Richmond, and ives confronted BY )
Zen. Maggruder--t,,,a other portion on tie
lorth side, l,.sd turned their backs on 7
Richmond, and frorSed destruction in
he persons Of Lee, Longstreet, jackson. ]:
nd the Hills. t u
! hese last were therefore advancing
n Richmond with their backs to. the ci-
y; such was the position into which
General Lee had forced Mcclellan. The
osltion which the latter here occupied,
owever, was one Of great strength. ~ L
jackson having begun the co,tcst, it
'as taken up by General A. P. Hill in
1e centre and by D. H. Hill on the left;
in reserve, supported imme-
lately the centre under General. A. p. !
I'LL. From the beginning Of the COM
let Jackson pressed yp and d. III. Hinl
oan the Chickahominy: Our wing were
'us approaching each other, while our
entse were driving the enemy back up- d
b the river. From4 o'clock until eight \
e battle b ragged With Yitllsa q display yof the II
tnost daring and, intrepidity. on the i,
art Of the Confederate army. The en- J
ny's lines vera finally broken and his h,
;rong posistiohs all carried, and night 5
,vered the retreat Of McC Clellan's .brok- i
, and routed columns to the south side
Il .
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A VOICE FROM BAYOU DEL

a VOICE FROM BAYOU DIES,
GLASSES. s j. 2a q s.s.+.
The following letter has been received
Nshis week from a friend correspondent,
and as the subject It treats is 4 u momen- men.
tous one ps gladly present it to our
readers. 80 s
Mr.. EDrroR.
Martial law is now pro-
claimed in this Parish and I trust some.
thing will b done Immediately with
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19


NJ yoaS O. vDnzL
N - ~, know not, all our way,
d niehe: with Thee alone y day,
1roS out the torrents troubled drifS,
Abovo the storm our prayer we hns
my VIII bs donel
ne G.sh may fall, the hsart nay nns'
But who are We 70 make ooOp!nnss
Or dare 70 plead In times IKE tnsss
m weakness Of our tove o sAs@
my vtn Be doaei
We take with solemn thanhume0
Our burden up, nor ak It less,
Ard count ie 10Y that even Ne
Nay sufY.r, serve, or wait for Thss,
whose will be done!
Though dim as yet in tint and line,
We trace Tay picture's visa desisa,
And thank Th,e tnat our Ags suppiaeo
fho dark relief OF ssefs0co.
Thy viii BE- dons'
And II, IN our unvosthtness,
Thy stcrincAi vine We pass,
II from Thy 0rieai's heated bars
Our feet are ssam 81 with crimson ScasD,
Thy will bs done!
n, for the ag. 20 come, this hour
or trial hath vicario1s power,
Ant bl-ss by Tnes our pressnt pam
b Uberty's eternal gain.
Thy Will be done!
6sriks Thou, the Mister, We Thy keys,
Toe anthem Of the destiniesi
The minor vi Thy loftier strain
Our hearts shall breath. the old refrain,
Thy VIII Do dOoel
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
1 FTER life Of careful study as , ,-..


"A tItloner @; the Ola and New school sys,snxr,rs
and safe msGieiae Tor Teraaes sNreri,s -
Irregularities, e c.a s-y wiki Certainty TAI M
ertoGs h>Se been ero~ae "a al s4ee,ss A~yax ,.,as
through TIE kuew.eoge OF Homeopathy fr,u TN,
iinae Substances which srs-i - -
pace thvra before tle iab.ls tiunuc..rls.
iowdcTs the Only true ad reliable all,e tht W.
tToaaes AonsAy si>Aness ia al Stages ,r,uns an
oss, they have oeen i0sis4 siee January lss foy,,
three years. IL my private Practice .Sigs "a Susr
at temper .saenis l.s have ta.cd 10 ura
luce the desired eGsot, taken strictly As.osans 10 a.
rscllnls.
A GREAT MANY persons In this ana other cour,r,..
have 10 i-ia IL the ne~ school ol HcmuolaiAy frou
The sInpio TACT that iny have bcea treated via
rs care or when done, noI properly. Now as am .
graduate 81 both systems IL sLe aas cOss kGoo>
e. Royal o0iege o. surgery an Meailae, ioaooa and
The h-Il1uPaiAc lGsIltCts ~ or.As H. .i4la loaaoD
the former eassd AlopAthy old school aat the at.
ter huAseoiAt.N, NcN >cb,-.( ani hsvinx pratt,c~d
oota ior ISro1 u ioFiy oar yeaEs, tAla eaisa
- judgment IN Tie matter AIsE giea-.Ig -, oufss
Of !eoiarSs the homeopathic doctrine taervgv 10,
experiment. was mcuced, by astonishing .rec,s
- attend ine Remaining eoarsss then gave " the cd
s~Ao~. stein altNs tiT ALL lac lir.
ieer years, pEailcv@ a., a1.ls The proper mode
OF treatasat Bsiles the fact that the United Staies
Govsrhnent Is about Introducing the method into lis ar
my ana navy aioAe sho-.. l.oS az.
Tbs is my rrsi appearance IN the advertising columns
VI newspaper, sincerely hope the rait truth sct
IN VII attract The eyes o. tosS SLlrlHk,
give ms fowiefs trial Their sead .aesis Nil then
sHo" i4eir worth, ana II wil rS4giFe no Advertising
thereafter u ensure them my patlsrts IN
ment VI their DEDICATE COMPLAINTS The telarv
pc ira! VIA eouNi1ee al Non oeiieNoEs VI their great
virtue.
rhese Powders pot Up four different boxes &C.
panied with foil directions and ,rayrans! sure
remeGy Causing immediate action ~usa applied 10
each sickness.
NJ. l viii remove all osstrscisoas and cause q
safe AMI regular rcturn OF YostAly Ssoksess
No vi. cure i'rCiaps.s .e,i, (iA.l.IS oi the
womb ana all ~ sdmma:tuy AM sleerasod dis
lhe WON'T.
No ) viii Lsuoorrhad, Whites, and IN.
fslks4lNI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
A STUMP SPEECH!
BY A. W ARD, in.

- "A w "A u - As
Full of Wit and Yarkee Spirit! The People
in their enthUsiasm bear the Speaker apay
in Triumph!
The following is a rare specimen Of Yankee 0ratory
The Speaker was eating pea nuts and wnking nj The
girls, when hundred voices called him forth He arose
cAny aud surveyed the multitude with all the bearing
Of Patrick Henry-then came forth the Of hs
e.oquence:
Fsllosc Ciisens ~ am for the union Liberty, An
drew Jackson and NEW BOOTS ] am for restoring the
90 anssss ""d for bots anu shoes
applause ana Hear HeaGI'l We must not forget
own comfort in these days Of patent double twisted
thunder and creased ghtingl have received 10 day
VI the greatest Importance OF the vital inter
est 10 all o; you. hear that Johns Bailey have just
received their Spring stock Of Boots anu shoes VI the
latest styles and most finishes workmanship tell yoa
those who buy VI that young and enterprising nrm
never troubled with corns and their dispositions
never souced by having their feet plnchedl Husbands,
wives, young min and sirls, go 70 Johns Z hAlieys
shoes CATERS, ladies' heel slippers cacks oxford
ties mems carpet slippers, balnora!s and ladies' fine
CATERS lGreat applause.
"a GerusAieml what more beautiful than . lady g
foot encased coquetish gaiter Its enough 70
the monkish blood Of ST. Anthony. ! viii close my
speech by appropriate quotation:
dainty foot
Cater Boot,
Zen ctoics must agree,
For u 10 vote
What Gray once wrote,
A han csone l. T. G..
Here the Speaker tainted As he was borne from the
Hall the of his admring friends he heard to
family ask "a who stole my peanutst' Some rude and
wicked boys had empteo hs basket while he speak
ing however glass Of water revived him and lac wrote
the following resolutions which ratified, and
ported in due OF time by the committee
lrtiops;
OF Boots Shoes and the best quality Of Leather
ever introduced into this market; and be IL further
Resolred That they fail 10 give satisfaction that
their repairing done according order with expedi-
ton and neatess that their prices the lowest and
moe uniform and their stock the best this side of he
troit and be IL further
Resolred, That the American Eagle shall continue
TO howl. JOHNS RALLY
Lansing. April 10, 1852. IyS46
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The old public funciiOnary has written Ia
bored defence Ut his conduct 1t the outbreak d
he ooceosiOO movement, in reply 20 the state
Dens Of Gen. Scott, recently published Il is Z
vsry incense Qneatal affair. He takes ND The
aveesmen,s OF Gen. scott cateSoric.llv. cOnsro
vssss . ts0 at the oiao- points of the General,
ssassuens assa,ls come OF his ties, accuses him
Of " violation Ut sacred confidence" Ut q Gin.
g1lar want Of memory" aud Ut making certain
assertions in the face Of Certain facts Bat he
6oss NOT touch the nain point in which the pub
lie oncs we're interested. and concer ming when
hioosy will require Osnsr evidence than the email
coussOversial twsddie in which he iniulges. Wss
Ae knowing to the disuniOn plot Of the Southern
soasPirss0ss BY wh0n he Was surrounded, and
vas be an accoMplice, virtual or conscious. Of
tAas plVsf ThW 10 shat Gen. Scott prscricail,
charged him With and this 10 the question which
h entirely svadesL The op,nious Of the narion
% the massss-vhicA we're formed from the
events daily developed in the last four months of
BuchanahS sdministrsIion-sre pretty 6rmIy
sessied in this matter. The old fuuctionsrv.
Aovsvss, prosssts his IOyslsy and his opposition
% she rvoelliO0-qute after the style VI those
u his party iu the North Who ues propose to
revive bic policy, to wslk in HE f,otstep.. and
adops his manner Of "puttins down" The rebel.
lea.
Ne. Buchanan kindly comes to the relief Of
lloyd (she theft He says his refueal 70 garri
oon imnsdiassly che Soouthern f0rIincatiuus, a.
- r<eon~euded by Gen. scott. 10 attributed,
without the least Cause. 70 the influence Of Gov.
lloyd" To this allegation, however he responds
vish ssuils energy: All my Cabinet must bear
~ witness that ss The Pss"dss nuyse'f re
spsssi6is fov tAs acts Of tie AA,nini.tratson ="
fhis csrsa,nl. settles the Case against our late
Dtssidsek, noe and ior~vs.. Pars Vi the public
esnsro1sly attributed his ,ampsring With treas
teiobeeilisy. He himself takes from their mouth
oAas plea
Bss vhy these tedius discussions, in this awful
Aosr II the nations existence, conserving q
apsssiea vhsss valss 10 nov barely historical
n. Buchanan be- bsen adjadsed 70 iufamy. a.
osa. Seaas ~ hesn adjadged 70 honor, BY the
1aaaios.o eeissei loyal people; and whether
g No osA esso vas verbally accurate 10 all the
oseaib Of Ais seaAemens the remains that under
9soAAnaa's Administration and in his chosen
Cabinsk treason bed iss origin and growth, and
vas peruiued b. him 70 arm itself ioe the terri.
10 fFay Uhieh hes drenched halt Of the Rebublic
visA baoed, and cent 20 an untimely grave hun.
oFoa thoo1and American eitiseus-N. =. Tmss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
DRQRALEn ORDERzSsatessee,s6, MTiib

probate Court oE The codty Vi lusnam hoden At tue
Probate Vfce IN the city u Lansing, Friay, the
th day VI November IL tue year tuoUsan0 eight
dred M sixty two Present, WIN. H. r,nckney Judge
Of Probate. l.. the matter Of the estate VI john
Noon, late Of town Meridian, deceased. W
rsAaing and n'ng toe pe'ton, duiy verified, OF The
olore Bathey Charles H. Waterloo praying
writing purporting To De toe ast Will
testament aeceAsed may DC admitted " probate
rnefeupon II Is ordered iAA Monday The iotn lay VI
December IL O'Clock the forenoon be
for hearing sAt Petition and that the heirs at
vi deceased All persons Interested sAd
estate required to appear al session OF said Court
then to be ho.len probate the village
Mason show cause, any there De, why the prayer
Vi the petitioner should not be grantee: And II Is fur
Their Ordered, That SAID Petitioner give notice 10 the
interested in SAID estate VI the pendency vi
petition, aud the hearing thereof by Causing copy
this order 10 be published IN the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating IN SAID county oI
ngham, successive weeks previous 10 Said Jay VI hear
ing. A true copy WA. IL PlNCANEf,
Sw3y4 Judge vi Probate.