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8. jacobs, the husband Of defendant, took from
one Russell deed q certain lands, absolsts q
it, face, but intended a. security for elO,0Ot
which Russell ewed him, aud At the eame tim.
| gave Russell written defeasanee, stating tn.
purpose Of the deed, and agreeing to re-deed
when the $40, 900 was paid. The deed was re
corded, but the defessance Was not. Subsequent
" Jacobs conveyed the land to bis wife ~ pos
nuptial settlement.
The Columbia Bank, being . creditor Of Ja
cobs, attached the land, and then fled this bill
to set aside the claim Of Mra Jacobs. The
Bank claimed that the defeasance given by ia
eobs to Russell was void - 70 them because no,
recorded, ard that the transfer 70 Mrs. Jacobs
was also veid.
The Court, Judge Manning delivering the epin-
premises was that Of Mortgage oaly, and there.
fore not attachable that the defeasanee VA
rot void for wsat Of record, except q to Bona
fde purchasers without notice, and An attach
ment creditor was not purchaser until he had
obtained Judgment, caused the land TO be sold on
execution, and bid il in.
Decree Diminishing the bill affirmed.
The American Baptist Mss;enary Union, and
Others, Us. Kortum X. Peek. and others-In
this case the Court held, Judge Christiancy de-
livering the opinion, that Section Is Of the act
of 1855 relative to religious societies, which
makes void requests to religious societies unless
the will making them is proved in court by
three subscribing witnesses, was not intended
to include wills made before the act took effect,
notwithstanding the testator dies afterwards.
Judgment entered, allowing the will, az to all
its provisions
George W. Reynoids. ~. Sanford n Green,
aud Others.-Appeal in Chancery from Oakland
Circuit. The bill was fled to redeem certain
lands from an instru ment claimed to be mort
gage, which bears date in 1925. 1t appears in
the case that Green is in the possession, claim
ing a. owner. The bill AYERS that the posses
sion of Green and those under whom he claims
has not been continuous and adverse for twenty
years, but it does not aver that it was taken
within twenty years. and continuous acts OF
ownership are shown for nearly twenty FIVE
years. Campbell, j., delivered the opinion OF
the Court, holding that when party comes
into Court to redeem, after such lapse of
time, he is bound to show affirmatively by his
bill such facts as will establish the instrument
as continuing in force and subject to redemp-
ton. The bill in this case is too uncertain for
the purpose. Noreason is shown for the delay.
and the Court cannot presume that any exists.
Decree dismissng the bill affirmed.
The rule limiting the call Of cases to ten per
day is, by order Of the Court, to be hereafter
limited to Detroit, and at Lansing the whole
docket will be called, if necessary, if the cases
are not ready for bearing.
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SuPRExE CouRr-The following deci
6ono have been made bv the Court:

6eos have been made by the Court:
Hmvy Bssmss ~ james Carhartt-Errer to
LApser Circuit Barnan sold Carhartt . note
which Vas secured BY . mortgage referred to in
., and at The same tine guaranteed the collec.
IA = tie note and assigned to Carharts the
nsrsgpGA Cssharts brought suis On the psse
md tailed 70 collect it. He then sued Barman
- the guaranty. The Court Judge Campbell
delivering the opinioa, held that liz such case,
I0A - ~ Habls On bin guaranty until Car
Aarss had iersclesed he mortgage and failed to
seQsss ~ noaey from that.
CarAarss elainsd that hs had forselossd the
a9tgags By advsrsiseaens under the statute,
- hssaseed . SAeria's deed purporting 70 be
eSsa - sseA foreclosure - prove the fact.
sss he Court held that the deed alone was no,
s'idsses q The foreclosure. A party claiming
49, sssa . fseselossrs n.se dow al the pro
essGaGs % have been correct
Judgnsst rsvssssd.
''H 0btwseis Bal -. Rsssess 8. LseoSs-
ARssdh ohaneay len Wayne Circuit Cyru.
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DRILL-Major w. Huntington Smith
q this city, viii meet al citizens Of Lansing and
vicinity. vhs nay desire - learn military maneu
vsrs, every evening (Sundays exceptedl at P.
L., il The State OGce yard. This 10 . good op'
psstusity for oar eitisens to drill under conpe'
tsas instructor, and we hsps il may be improved
By every man capable Of doing military duty
Let ~ furnish some ready made soldiers for the
any Of tho Union.
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fAdvertisement.l

10 Daniel L. Case & Co.. at the Low
o. Town, are now offering a large stock Of
goods Of coss-not what il will cost the purchas-
@-but at New York cost.
Their object q. they say, to commence the
Fan Campaign, with . clean new stock.
They will Do what they advertise to do-go
md zee.
The sale to continue until new Fall Goods ar.
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Dr.. d ". sMEAD, at his residence on Franklin street.
Thursday morning June 10th.
The deceased will be remembered Of the oldest
regular practitioners in the State who began his practice
when Michigan was yet Territory. Before coming to
lansing, he had for many years abored in the region
Of Chelsea His remains lie in Oak Grove Cemetery
BY the side Of Dr. Learsa quiet resting place chosen BY
kind friends there for whose kindness and sympathy
the friends Of the deceased tender their incerest thanks
Detroit and Ann Arbor papers please copy Cox.
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NEW WHEAr.-We saw . sample Of
new wheat yesterday, frem the farm Of jas. l..
Mead, below the city. It was very plump and
Ans. The veevil 10 doing considerable damage,
bat ssill we think the crop in this region will be
moro than an average one.
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Circus 1t will be seen by advertise
ment in another column that the Circus Compa
ny Of Robinson Co., are to visit this city on
Friday aext We cannot advise our readers as
70 the merits Of this company, not being famil-
lar with its reputation, but all have an opportu-
nifty 70 zee for themselves.
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CHxnR1Es-Mr. NJ. ID. Osband of thi

CHERRIEs.-Mr N. ID. Osband, Of this
city, has laid upon our table q stem of cherries
Containing within the space Of less than one foot
IN length, twenty cherries Of the Yellow Spanish
variety, . majority Of which measures inches
in circumference. We will hold up this branch
II ehseriss against the State. II can't be best.
We thank the donor most heartily for his re-
maUbpance Of thu editor
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POST OFFICE HOURS.


~ Mr.. Chas. Fox, Of this city, has
Isss pocket wallet containing 81 in money,
and . quantity Of papers. Any person finding
such IN article, by returning it 70 Mr.. Fox will
b suitably rewarded.
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Special Notices

Dr. RoBAcK's SCANDINAVIAN RxnRDIEs.-Are you sick,
no matter what organ is affected, depend upon it the
blood which is the food and Of every organ
10 fun of corrupioni Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier break up the OF disease in the
fluids of the body They purge and purify the elements
Of the blood Hence their quick and complete in
dyspepsia, scroula, eruptions ts trmors
kidney complaints, piles, low fevsrs, debility rheuma-
tism, headache want Of sexual vigor &C., &c. These
remedies are astonishing the whole medical world See
advertisement. 375ml
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CAdyert,sment.l

NorIcE.-I have discovered that several
psssoss are infringing upon ny patent Of getting
q hossst living without labor" This il to eau
ten al infringers that | will prosecute to the
end Of the law. J. l. MEAD.
P.S.-Rscipes, - usual, sent to any one for
. and . postage ssamp. Warranted to work il
Directions are followed, or money refunded
NJ
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A STUMP SPEECH!
BIT A. W A K D, ia.

FIJI Of Wit and Yankee Spirit The People
in ths;s safhusiasm bear the Spsoksv Gssy
i. Zbismpk!
The following rare specimen OF YANKEE Wa'"fy.
The sDs>ker v,s eating pea and wnking Il shs
erls when hundred voices called him forth He Asoss
calnniy ana surveyed the multitude with all the bearing
n Patrick Heuryshen came forth the torrent q ~
eloquence:
ELQe,e Ctssenss ~ am for the Unsoo, Liberty, "A
drew Jackson and NEW BOOTS .lD for Iessoi ins sAs
Union in :, ~ former sos pas 70, So sss .oS :So.
Of the beat pattern symmesry and durabisy. t0fsas
applause and Hear Hearth We must not forget cur
own .od er..ssd xhns hss. received sdsy,
nea n the srestest of the most vital intss
est 70 al u you bear thai Johns h.iiey hsvs )ast
received their Spring stock Of Boots and shoes o. The
stest etves and most finished workmanship tel you
those who bay Of that young and enserpfhtng nfm
are never troubled With corns and thei, Ase
neyer sou-ed BY having their feet pnched Husbands,
wives young men and girls, 60 to Johns baa'sys;
here ycu win nd fine boots, stosss shoes slippers,
overiboes CATERS, ladies' heel Slippers cscss onSse
,ise mem cArpe, sIppeTs, bainorss and ladies' me
eaiters, lGreat applaose
:. Cerusslem, VIA. il more beautiful than . lsdy's
foot eneassd IN ooacessh gaiteri Is enough 70 rooss
the mcnkish blood Of g. Anthony. ] VIII eoss NY
| speech BY a appropria.e auoiaiNn'
Cater Boot,
Zen Ssoscs lust agree,
l For /; 70 vote,
what Gray once wrote,
| handsome Z G.
Here the Speaker tainted As ne vas oofne itoo ~
aI in The arms of his scmrng frends be vss hesso e
fainsiv ask who stole my pea-nutss some rude ana
vicked bows had empsed hB basket wnie ne SsPoex-
nr hoveyer eiass Of revived him and he wToes
~ soilv ,ng resoluons which ratined, and re
nortsd IN due course By the COMMITTEES - rsso
lutions: -.
rf ~ Bos ana shoes the best quality Of Leather
.rer introduosd into this market; and be furthsr
RspssS, That they never f.n 70 give s.'ns.Sa, ~
sion and ueafnes the prices are ths owess sd
800 ,n,so~m md their stock the best this side a D.
p. fhss sbs American Eagle shall " coeehgs
70 howl. sonSs = ,z.Hc
lr...t.~ Anil q 1872 ly1eo
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~ HOMEOPATHY in the ascendant immediate re.
lief guaranteed Dr. SNYHE, from Londoa has opened
an establishment in Philadelphia Pa for the treatment
Of Female Complaints. Read his advertisement in anoth
or column, headed ladies' Read" 1y31O
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THO CONTkACTORS.-In pursuance

1T" OOAN11tAO 1O1SO.-IU PuIsu6ucc
l. Of An act Of the Legislature Of he State Of Ach
gao, approved February l., 1859 acts aen1aiory
thereto, the Undersigned Commissioner Of the Port Aus
Tin and SanAc State Road WILL let jobs said road TO
the lowest responsible bidders at the following times
and places: In SanAc county Tuesday, August 9th,
at xington; Wednesday, August 9th, at Forester
thursday, August 7th At Richmondve Friday, August
sth al Forestvie, and in Huron county % saturday
August 9Th, a. sand Beach; Monday, August llth al
Port Hope; Tuesday, August l2th, at Huron City; Wed
nesday, August 18th, Al Port Austin At one O'Clock p
" on each Of the before mentioned days Plans and
~ escs,rss %sse On .ss on,~ s.,a ,snss ~
be selected rom any Of the swamp lands h the Lower
Peninsula Good security viii be required for the faith
frl Performance Of the work. The Commissioner re
serves the right reject any bid not consistent with
the interests of the STATE.
Forester, June 2ssh, lS02.
375w4 B. L JESKS, CommesioneY.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted 70 Dan.
"a % eaA and adjust The same.
June -, 1852.
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q. G.. DODGE,
uun~p v.a.r,ab furnished ana Ill kinAs q 31.eng
aoas, "a . shors ssssee.
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91hese Bitters are put up tn quart
bottles, of lphich the above is a fac-sin-
lie. The label is finely engraved, and
is provided with a safeguard from
oounts.feiters. price 81 per bottle, OF
siz for IS.
c. ". Poback, Proprietor, NO. D
East Fourth St, Cincinnati, TO I0hons
all orders should be oddressed
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FOR. SALE RY

8. d. Newbro, lansing Crossman Avery Dansyiile.
J. c Branch, Stockbridge X. Thayer Co, lansing !,
Jno A. Iesia Williamstown; ~ Champ, Qnondaga :;
Rsed Covert Leslie Peter Linierman, Mason wm.
kE Earle Onondaga g. n. Walker, Okemos and
by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout tho
Cniou
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came into the possession of the enemy for a

came into the possession of the enemy for a
short time, s-..v. ----,-,--
30 The enemy formed 10 line of battle on
the open grounds, bordering on the Green
well Springs road, and attempted to draw
our forces ont. Failing in this, they ad
vaneed rapidly on the ground between the
Clinton and Clay cut roads. The whole
brunt Of the attack, consequently, fell up
on the T4th Maine, 2ist Indiana, and 6 h
Michigan. As soon sit became apparent
that this was the real point of attack, Gep.
Williams ordered up the Connecticut,
4ths5Wisconsin, and one section of Man
niug's battery, TO support the left, and the
18th Massachusetts and two sections of
Minis battery to support the right.
You will, therefore, see that the disposi-
tion, with the slight exception hinted at),
and the maneuvering were faultless. 5gff
ID The conduct of our troops was excellent
The 2lst Indiana particularly distinguish
ed itself | saw a number of the dead
of the enemy to-day, IN front of the
ground they occupied; but not content with
the check they gave the enemy, this regi-
nent pursued him qnite distance, strew-
ing the ground with his dead.
The brave General Williams fell iu front
of the 9th Michigan, toward the end of the
confiict, while giving his men noble ex-
ample OF reckless and daring bravery. Hc
was killed by rife ball, in the chest.
10 The enemy's iorce consisted of two Lou
isana regiments, (49lh and 3Oth,) two
Mississippi, the Sd, 4th, 5'h, 9Th, 7th, and
S'h Kentucky, two Tennessee, one Alabama
regiment, and 3 guns, AID large guer-
rillaa [orce,- Their attacking force number
ed fully 5000 men. Our actual force en-
gagged was not over 1000. Three COMMA
MES of The 9th Michigan covered themselves
with glory, in recovering from a large
force two guns posted on the right of the
Magnolia cemetery, which temporarily, were
left by our forces. These same three COM
panies captured the colors of the 4th Louis-
lana, but only after they had shot down
four successive color bearers. l ses
The exact loss on our side is not yet re-
ported. But certain it is, that it is much
less than that of the enemy. ~
am, sir very respectfully,
Your obedient servant u
Signed, G. WEIrzEL.
Lieut.. q. 5. Eng, and Chief Engiu-
eer Department of the Gulf
Maj Gen. B. F. Butler. Commanding
Department of the Gulf New Orleans, La.
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BATTLE OF BATON ROUGE.

Lieut.. Wetzel, Gen. Buffers Chief En-
gineer, furnishes that officer with the fol-
lowing account of the Battle of Baton
Z uge. 1t will be seen that he highly
compliments the 2ist Indiana: 100 -
HBADQ'Rs, Baron RouGE, Aug Z.
GENERAL 81 have the honor TO ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your favor of yes
terday. bfb - has es,.v r-- o'
Your troops at this place have wor
glorious victory. l do not consider that
there is the least danger of an attack at
present, because one of the several recon
noiierng parties sent out this morning, and
which has returned, reports Eve abandoned
caissous on the GreenweIl Springs road. @
We have sent out to bring them in. This
indicates hasty retreat on the part of the
enemy. Our forces did not pursue. Ore
half of the men who left the hospitals to
| fight could not march mile. The conduct
of the men was magaifcently glorious
The attack was undoubtedly made upon re-
presentations of rebels within our lines that
our troops were nearly all sick and demor-
al zed, and Gen. Breckinrige undoubtedly
expected in conjunction with the ram Ar
| 10 udh6 q cuCCCSSlui udSu. ~ W dS
a complete failure. The ram is blown up
Their troops were repulsed.
Gen. Williams deposed his forces as fol-
lows, viz: The 4th Wisconsin on the ex-
treme left on the righ: bank of Bayou
Gross, with two piecies of Maaning's bate
ry in The arsenal grounds, on the left bank
of the Bayou Gross, to sweep the grounds
on the left of the Wisconsin 4th. The 9Th
Connecticut was posted on the right of the
4th Wisconsin, with two pieces in rear ot
center, and two pieces in rear of the right
All these pieces were of Manning's battery,
and posted on either side ofthe knoll in the
government cemetery.
Next came the l4th Maine, posted in the
rear Of the Bayou Sara road, and to the
left of Greenwell Springs road.
Next came the 2lst Indiana posted in
the woods in the rear of the Magnolia Gem.
: etery. with four pieces OF Everstt's battery,
! under the command of Lieut. Carrutb, or
their left, on the Greenwell Springs road
TIE Indiana battery of two pieces came ul
to the support of these pieces after the bat
tie had commenced. Next came the 6't
Michigan, posted across the country road
on the right of the Magnolia Cemetery, ant
! across the Clay Cut road, their left support
ing two pieces of Everetrs battery, pcstet
on the road on the right of the Magnolia
cemetery. The 7th Vermont was pcste'
in the rear of the 2lst Indiana and 6ll
: Michigan, on the right of the Catholic Gem
q etery. The 18th Massachusetts, came mex
|. forming the right, and posted about half
! mile in the rear of the State House, SUP
: porting Minis battery. vem
This disposition of the troops was mad
- with The supposiliont hat the enemy woul
q attack our left flank under the cover of th
ram Arkansas The right flank depende
!. upon tue gunboat support. The only fau
r of this disposiliou-perhaps rendered una
voidable By the formation of the giound-
: was that tho camps of the l4'h Maine an
;. 2lst Indiana were pitched in front of the
position, in liEe of battle, and consequentl
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Arrival and Departure Of the
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NUM8ER 9Sl
'hbihTlAA hkAT1.......
/KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRYf


MANUFACTURERSA AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cans Mills
Thrssing Machines, &C.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
r EEVfE PR0PRTET0RS OF THE CITY rom
II dry Seq leave to inform their friends and ths
public in general, that they are prepared 70 do al.
a Z MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
s3d everything appertaning to the Foundry bust.
Ness They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES Asn
boILERs OF any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Dsti,.
iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum.
ming Msehines, Thrszhing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepcw-r~ Corn n-shellers, NJ aehinery Of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Oastingr of
every description, Iron Housafronts, Cellar rates
de- Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest im-
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &C.
BREWERS, DISTILLEsS, RECTIFIERS, &
Supplied with s.-ery description of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Worss Brewing Kettles, Rofrigerators,
Attemporstors, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast Jugs, Cans, SyphoEs, &c; Copper, Lead ana
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of ever
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, d Brass Cocks aud
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
Workme sent to aIfpartsto ct mp work and do
5epa,rs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet IrcH
Work, DC. Fr
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing In and zeIling Allen's lmsrov.
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and r
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Maehi
STEPHEN Hughes Flour sePArator4, German Bo
OF the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet<IroR, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Bahit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility OF the best Machinery
ana worsmen and win give All work entrusted TO
them, their individual attention, filing orders
promptly, ~arrsnting their work. and are satisfied
with reasonable prices. III -r..-.rtf
ss- Office and Sal, Rooms, No. 60 Main stree /.
Vile. Indiana. decT
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Lieut.. Wetzel, Gen. Buffers Chief En-
gineer, furnishes that officer with the fol-
lowing account of the Battle of Baton
Z .uge. 1t will be seen that he highly
compliments the 2ist Indiana: no
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Indiana, reEarking that he relied upon them
to save the day. He saw the enemy re-
treat, and at that instant fell from his
horse, shot through the breast As be was
being carried eff be noticed some troops in
tHe rear,1swhen he raised his arm, and,
though dying, said: "Folow the example
of those troops fighting iu front, and the
day is ours" Cor NJ z Tribune.
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