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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05
COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE lIARKRT.
MORNING LEADER oTRICE,l

MORNING LEADER 0FPICE,l
TUESDAY MoHNINu, August 5, 1853. J
FLOUR-Ths market yesterday was unchanged
and dull With but few small salOs at about previous
rates.
WHEAT Market moro active at unchanged pri-
ces Sales Of 1900 bush rcd free on board at Sl; II
cars rcd track at slO5 and cars, delivered to e
ovators, at sl,O5.
CORN-Marlot dull and unchanged, and nothing
doing. Quoted at s6@Sso on track.
OATs-Market steady and quiet. Sales Of , cars
on track ct Sc
BUTTRR-Markst continues steady at IOsl21o
for common to very choice W.R.
CHEESE Steady at 69sHc for W.R.
EGGS-Are plenty and very dull at 6@6ke.
LARD-steady at 6lkd97'Se for common to choice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05
FROM M'CLELLAN's ARMY
Burnside's Army Moving Off
The MerrlmacnOt yet Ready for
Service !
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.
The following order has just been is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05

Hs- DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city sitter other physicians had failed. See sd-
vertisement in another column. Office No IIs,
Seneca street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05

A SAD AFFAIR.-The friends Of Dr. Sam
uel Leslie are filed with the greatest appre-
tensions for his safety, be having been miss
ing most mysteriously since Thursday night
last. he occupied rooms in the Richardson
block, on the south side of the Square. On
Thursday night he was seen by his friends
up TO about u o'clock, since which time
there is no clue to his whereabouts more than
conjecture affords Those who went to his
room on Friday to look for him found the
gas burning, and nothing to indicate any
thing unusual. His bed had not been
touched. There were certain things weigh
ing upon his mind, and he had given utter
anee to the most gloomy and despOndent
sentiments when discussing them with his
friends. We have gathered enough of the
story to satisfy US that he has been made the
victim Of cruel persecution for purposes of
extOrtioh or revenge, and this working upon
mind Of great sensitiveness, has driven him
to desperation, resulting in self destruction.
This is the opinion Of his friends who have
been sitting the matter. Those friends be-
lieve that justice to his memory demand that
a full and truthful statement Of the matters
we allude to be made, and that statement is
now being prepared, we understand, BY one
who has sifted the affair thoroughly, and
will soon be published.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05

New York Life Insurance Company.
CAPrAL-S2, JAG, ,767.O3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05

REFRIoERAToRs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
". P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05

CARPETS RENOVATED.-ONs
~ dollar for each Carpet win make fh1m e cieau
as new without wearing them as much ag ths uInll
moc5ol dnstnss OK iniu1g the ccl5Fs Where ali oci
whole without being folted.
Orders may De len at our ocs, OF through tie Po1t
Once, In which CARPETS viii Be rsceiTad and d.
hTered 70 the owner for . cents extra charge.
apr2q CLEVELAND WORsT.ED en-. 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05
TETERINARY AND HORsF-

SHOEING.-H. ". REDHEGD & Co, respset-
fully announce 70 their friends and the public that
having made extensive arrangements in their E9tah-
llshmentY they are now prepared % attend % the
Veterinary and shoeing Of Horses IN the mostukiIl-
tul manner. All business done, and charges madl-
viii Be satisfactory We viii warrant
"a Give acsll, and II not a. We say lust II ~
know, EhlTlEi3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05

Progress Of EnIIstmentS in Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05

TIE WAR MEETIS0 LAST NIeHT.-TherC
was large and enthusiastic gathering in the
vicinity Of the Court House, last evening, in
response to call for war meeting. A por-
ton Of Capt. 10. Shields battery, under
Lieut.. Wilson, hred number Of gans on the
park, which sWOke the echoes for miles
around, and gave a patriotic thump to the
heart Of every one who listened. A band Of
music occupied the balcony Of the Court House
and with their patriotic and inspiring airs,
lent additional interest to the occasion.
Short and stirring speeches we're made by
Judge Abbey, Capt I. C. Vail and Charles
Arnold, ESQ. Judge Abbey made as good
war speech as We have listened to in a long
time. He went in for using aR the nouns in
our reach for putting down the rebels, and
denounced in bitter terms the policy which
would prOtestrebel property and aid in catch
ing and returning rebel slaves. He was in
favor Of allowing the negroes to help US in
every way in their pOwsT-wOuld give every
soldier negro to carry his knap-saek if you
will he made urgent appeals to the young
men to come aud hll up the quota required
from this city and county. Tho remarks Of
all tho speakers we're greatly applauded.-
Capt. Vail made a telling speech in which he
portrayed in foreible terms, the desolation
which would follow, and the humiliation our
nation would reap should not the rebellion be
crushed, and urged every man to do what he
could to divert the ealamities which threaten.
Mr.. Arnold made an appeal to his fellow
German citizens to ill up the German regi-
ment.
10 see its rasnlfs In inerensed enIistmnnfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-05

MESSAGE FROM GOV. TOD /
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
Treatnaens t. Straw be- rites In Juns.

Next after Clean cultivation. they want watel
gravelly. or artifcisly drained il can hardly have
too much sater. The plants are either in fol
flower. or full If berries ripening from day t.
day, they need abundant sappli-s Of moisture
The days are at their greatest length, and the
sun shines in lite greatest splendOr. The evapo
ration in one Of these long. bright, summer days
ID immense. and drouth, just in the critical tim,
often diminishing the stfs~ berry crop TO one
halt or more. Mulching il Of great advantage
a. il retains moisture As we'll as keeps the frui,
clean. We can only get the largest berries With
abundant Watering. For the favor We sre some.
what dependent upon the sunshine. So grea,
IL the advantage Of watering that No think i,
woulj often paw. even in field culture. to have
IN apparatus for the purpose, like the water
carts for sprInkling city streets. In the garden
IL 10 entirely practicable, With the garden engine
hydropuls, or common watering pot.
One Of the best methods to get plants for q
nev bed is to start them in thumb pots a. early
in the month as practicable. An old plant ID
surrounded with these pots and the runners strike
their roots into them, and form vigorous plants,
which may be transferred to nev beds about the
frst Of August. The roots are pert. CT, the
plants are not put back. Nearly'a full crop MAY
be expected Of snch plants the 6,st season after
the bed 10 prepared. Ut course, old plants used
for propagating, can not be expected to do much
else. A tev Of the plants may be stuck in -four
inch pots, and kept for the conservatory or par
lor in the winter. Both flowers and fruit are or.
nameptaL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
AsHrs AND PlAsrrs ON COM ~

AsHts AND Plaster ON CoRN. We have
been in the practice, for some years past, Of ap.
plying q mixture OF ashes and plaster to each
bill Of corn immediately after planting it, Take
eight bushels of ashes and two bushels Of plas
ter. and mix them together. This ~,ll suffice for
IN scre.
Nov place handful Of this mixture on each
bill - soon has been planted and GOV
cred. The print Of the hoe will show where the
corn is covere'. By opping the ashes and
plaster At this time you ~ill cave one half the
labor compared With waiting till after the corn j.
up You "'l keep the .o'ms a, distance and
start the corn earlier. And a. weeds are no.
ready 10 start up through ashes. you vii end
the labor Of hoeirg much lees than where weeds
are found in the hills So says the Nassacbu-
sets Piosghman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

ful method Of culture o: the tans,o practiced s.s
season by the writer, may be new and useful TO
many Of your reader:
When the Young plants are ready to tranefer
ron the hot bed 10 The open ground, remove
oil the buds as he axle Of each leaf, except the
t"o upper once; this can be eas;ly and rapidly
oy doae With sharp pointed splinter OF hard
vood, s'shout injury to the plant. Transplant
carefully With a bali Of earth into rich soil, and
and As soon as veil established pinch on all the
lover leaves. Thus only t.o branches are form.
Cd. which grcs with great vieor, and e, q large
amount Of i'ut ~ticn is Of much larger .ixe than
that erosn by the u-usl mode Nspv of min.
OF the A'ge smooth red variety, weighed over
twe pounds. g iraissys Chronieis.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
LADIES, READ.
New Homeopathic Remedy
FOR SUFFERING FEMALES.
DIR. :. w. SNYTHE,S
HOMEOPATHIC
female Regulating l)owosrs.
4 Sure and Safe Medicine, hayins
been proceed by three years' test
IN Prlcate Yractice.
A FER life of careful study as prac


A FIER life OF careful study as prac-
"A thinner of I'm. Ola ana Nv s.-fo,l systems Ia t
III. A sur, and safe ,n.1iclne lor females snrins tr.u
f,y,,,or,ss H. Len - yvi,h CT, ,rtv rnt nv -
tbs nv. n,n erov,n.,I w,t, su,,,ss n,vug ammo
through, the Know e.gu of tomoutatby tr,ru time M
.,ne Substance. wticn \, III ,,r ana
- l,w 90. tu.n b-,or. the uub;,, n, bin,e,u Nm,
-u,,,rs : lin. OK trt;. and r,iil. ,rt,ci. tni ~
,r,l.c. ,I,,tnty -h..u-ss IN All st.s AMI ,i-r,us IN
- they nav been tested sine. January i,5y i,y r
ne, v,.rs m NV ur,y.t or,tice on a.-s nj .nr
ut teiuperanyuts aud So Tar have n.rer tailed 10 pro
, M. d,.s,r.. sIit If tak,n sIrit,y c,,,oiu a. =,
--,ti.us
A,,Kt,T MANY parsons in this AMI other co,tnir-
l1y mo- ialtu 10 tu new school Of u,moe,t,tby tron,
IN. Simple I.ct t.t tney have never been tr.,t, VII
al cafe or when done not properV. NOM a. 1 am 4
rrtus of both systems ia the II = co.lrg1s of Firne
=. ROYAL College q. surgery ami Nsl M. LONDON anu
I'm, otno,i,.tbi. l,stlIIte OF Great britain Iouaor
the former Class "a Alonatny ot ScuooI ami the TAI
Ter H,,mu.o,,thv Nv chm, and h,yr-y pr,ctic,..
.th I,r a min, -; f,,rtvone vars rbinE an n,ifis
IA ,nynan, m tl- matter ,n.r ans co,rss
Il trtnP.s ON the Homaonath,c lort,tne merely tr
xu.rinoent was nauceI bv It's astonishing eli cts
a attend m. rern,tnIny cons. thn gave an m. oa
ho,l system and nave now Tor the last thir
-, 49,. D.. ,., -, ,n, 80 ,-,,,,t, 80
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i r. :. - ,sH, ,,rrs =, ~, 1r,,,i.ir, ls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DHse 5db10ODs
OF PARIS
Female Regulating Pills.

The combination 81 ingredients in these Pills the
result OF long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation and certain correcting all irregular
tiles Painful MensrGaons ing ali INSTRUCTIONS
whether from cold Otherwise headache pain ~ the
SIDE paliatation Of the heart whites, all alice
tons, hysterics fatigue pain N the back and limbs Ac
disturbed sleep which arise from interruption VI nature
To MARRIED. LADIES pr. sbiiIes Pills Invaluable
they Will bring the monthly period with regularity
la ies who have been disappointed IA the of other
Pills, place the utmost confidence l'r Slhiles
Pills, dong ali that they represent to do.
tDt IL f.-Thcre Is one condition IL the female sys-
TEN IN which the Pulls cannot be taken without prO1u-
cling PECULIAR RfSUlT The condition referred to ~,
PRE6NANCY-the result, MISCARRIAGE Such y the
irresistible tendency OF the moGcine 10 restore the
sexual functions Ia their normal condition, that
the reproductive power Of nature cannot RESIST IL
Wrran,ea pGroiy vegetable and free from any thing
Injurious. Explicit directions. which should BE- read
accompany each box Price 81 sent by mali On enco~
lC2 Pavonia Ave. Jersey CITY. y. J.,
6mS56 agent fer the United States and Canada
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
NOTICE.-State OF Mich

IL Igan county Of Ingham, IS AT n session OF the
Probate Court county oi lngnA, holden at the
Probate Office village of Mason, on Aoniay, The
18th day Nay. the year one thousand eight nun
d-ed ami sixty Two, Present, VIM IL Pinckney, JGGg,
OF Probate. la matter Oi the estate III UlVer Il
Rice deceased. On reading anu hing the petition
du!y yerlued, of Dolly Rice, widow anu dimInstratrA
of SAID deceased praying Tor lIcease TO scl the rei
estate Of SAID deceased
Inereupon ordered, That Monday, the itn CAV oi
July next at Ii O'Clock the forenoon be assigned fof
the hearing pltion and that the heirs at Jaw o.
said deceased, anu all other persons Interested III sal
estate req iret 10 appear AT session oi san Court
then to be holuvn the Probate Office the village Of
Mason ana show clusc, any there be, Why the pay
OF the petitioners sAOuid not De grantee And IL Is lar
OrdereG That si petitioners give notice !" Tue
persons Interested SaII estate, Oi the P-Ulel1y %
siiI petition the hearing thereof by cuss copy
OF this orler t. be pub.Ishr the Lansing Republican
a newspaper printed ami circulating IA siii county @
Ingnan successive weeks pIevlOls 10 sal day vi near
ing. "A true copy "h- H. flNohNti,
.w3,o Judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

MY tn. r-mArA ap interesting rem eiy u
L - eomgo--1 % eo4cenjrAt Jsee, tee II Get
o~rrl- hang Plants md Rosie "a
.heaicsil, confined ana tu-uis -d IA we'd -ea-G "a,
7ot;es an charged by Fo~rrfUl battery. linus -,
e,zl1s sdt3tion saIeiioi ~lioH virtues
H.sIeisc 40 E-cslic pr eT.es irus.lGA seueIrstL.
10 rIuIn-nIls .4ir.8. an -o,tLIg II fr-yss y.
,nd mia .r4 ,ou onc- when tt.els srpral r-4si
AK 4ho nvsNe> siv!Ig ife
sltAs ttr glvsug quaite "a i~r..eo psTts
snronlc .ons stAHsn. o"EFsinis ~no aeskueses al
syus nervous pan N-gt siss lirrtsu, a rrnoSIr
se,trael ous akr c.ArIl. I-d-eG, = nave used II
.,eak OF u Ir4is erfGl nvdIelr -,i,.m al
far superior aid all olh.T external
apt-C ,-z>oU u 4Ufsi.lEs Trueo, III.
Group, Throat, !naA ntnauon o tie Luugs bo~es
LIVER, Moneys, AUc utrr saDs, rheumatism splna
p. tatoE, A.ur 4 th- breast aL1 al uEes cure,
.e.-, aguv the t~er, itp.,es and upton. OF al
.n1s, les. arurc >p-ain-d LiG.os, B4ru. troset
arr, thuulal~. Iuou ei.t bong sIAbGn.
suunis *, a.. l. Val @sO iesio4e the ilaiI 10 tIs
Head prevent the AIt from falling The MAJ
has extensively y.p Csus zno
,nd cure, when Fnec hot, t"s tie >crAtoL..
N horses AND boot All sheep. All The pvpr-ioIs
OF tt. Ma gueuc ON i<r u la, tia Il,
he, Clam Ice found Ia he
hu h-Ir 1t - nanGt~cIuI ed L. people
b, quantity II l. aud used by ever,
ser. family less afflicted nth. We aga
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
None genuine 4nl-,s s!sn..l :. bs.ii -,
'suIpn-.s e,DtaIU fui GTeeUous lIotti-
aDd eiIeu.ars .rtt ~tn nIs rrcs .hiIn. ton
anu sLl.iii = large Bottles.
fvr b1 Nespto brother. &nI Ths,er x c. Ian
ing aBl a. UILrf Ii.Uss - AZ DE county
e. All CTJcis sIoU4, d. AZ .s>-d To M Mttak 8
70 E-triV'l.r, Malis,n 20 y. \. 2ls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
~ HERIFF'S William Human,
CHANCERY SALE-St.te of Mict

~ ig.n-the Circuit Court for the county OF lngham
in Chancery. Frederick NJ. CowIes rs. Alexander VI
Cornman and Dennis ?. Edgar In pursuance and by
virge OF decree OF sail court made the above
on the 4th day Of November A D. iso, /, ,ns under
signed Circuit Court Comm for SAIL county, shall
OFF, for sale public VENUE. the highest bidder
al the froat the Blnking Office Of J. c Bailey
Co.. IN the city Of Lansing, sili county 0. nghan,
the 18th day OF july A. u 1862 one O'Clock in the
afternoon the land aad premises described in sail de-
the north vest quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section twenty five in township NUMBER
four % Forth Of range number two % vest, II the
county of Inshana snt state OF Michigan.
Dated Mason, Nay 9th, lso.-
HORATT0 PRATT.
Circuit Cour, Com. for Inghan Co. Nich.
D. {. Willy, Compi's Solr. S'lw'
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser. having been restored 20 health .
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suf-
fere several years with lung Affection and that
dread disease Cons gmption-s anxious to make known
TO his fellow sgfIsre-s the means 81
To all who desire IL. he Will send copy of the
prescription used free al cbsTge), with the directions
preparing and using the same winch they viii ind
sur" cure for Co>-rsPTIo>, A-IHss, BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object the advertiser snding the rcscrip
IL 10 benra the afflicted, and spread Information
which be be Invaluable anu he hopes every
sufferer viii try hs remedy II Will them moth
Tag, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. VA. MARTIN BANGS,
em35s Jersey city Nj
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

AT the earnest solicitation Of many Of the principal
merchants AID business nIe ui Lvtru!t comii-
with liie general! cAllrsSed Cvnal OF the pgu.lc
Iifke SUCH wurA, the publisher ci the bvtrUit
IIty directory determined pubiica
thorough. n,.vie and rrIsUc Gd,olLeer
Dtroiory roT t.s Sat ~ Atclyan. Processing
uues, IaC!.tics OOtaIIls the nccvssal
Information, tsC NOIA ~l be every respect a com
slctr TvI4b4e one, worthy cJLn4cIce au.
patronage tic pGO4Ic. Il MI expressly aIapte,.
~.ts .. Ia. aad Men oI B.sIa uc-
ANY iateuuci source OI Instruction ana .4iianSe
InJusln-s VI strangers, travellers AMI INNING
Nyst, wAeIv tbs currents VI tfale yeary
llE n magnitude, wIcfr th- Aaows no *
dt4stiua TINS Work universally sought al
4tr u-tcruil- to Il rate tnal VIII ma
II book TIE p-Opl-usriLl and C1ra,-a4a this l.
zone by tns liberal suoscrg tuus OF Cizcas Land own
CTS srCaniS, anu UtAr.s Interested M various
Counties, Cities and towns Inls Work viii contain
luIl dv CipiIv %. t3e otAte al large and by Counties
grI. ahI uilcgaioeica! sources, her
LI.s agricultural IsCtuTlug state: her
defined iOcs-d, her water courses timber
anus climate, the VARIOUS haliruai lines com
p.etr.-. b-ng D-It anu those pruyeCteq humber vi
churches, SCHOOLS aud benevolent societies
y num0-r oi merchants, mechanics anu manui.e,ur.
tyss LIt. I4loi nation rant a. to
tn. best location. l0T his particular business. list oi
dueut-Trd The ctatc Win their utatlun char
icter and price complete vi the fosi Offices in
state names anu location Oi newspapers anu periodicals
VI III pres state County oigcers with
lines t4ye through tn state, either by railroad
steamboat stage each. 10 contain also compete
irale LIST the -vatagrs .. which to merchants and
IA .llE st-I a y ~ I. 4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
As "a Medium for Advertisimg

This book of RS unuquiec Inducements as viii be
circulated Ia every Town aud village throughout the
state, anu Viii 20 directly u that Class cons Imers
with whom IL J. great u III interest OF ali advertisers
De- Advertisements W!lI be taken at prices
ransus from Five clTs, upwards, according to space
iton, thus bringing tn valuable privilege within
the reach OF the Will be pied and arTang-
with great care anu wilI printed and bound Ia
very -perlur and sIb-tltl manner II being tae ineI-
ll,l 81 tn publshcr l. the interest
value, wed worthy 81 preservation a bo,k Of
reference the student the Merchant the PROBES
The price the book has been fixed al
N Ihe receipt oil wAich M be sent to any part Of liz
United -tst-s free q! postage.
All communications should be addressed to
CHARLES +. CLARK. Publisher
No. - 1rissoll street, IAtroit Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
THE FIGHT ON SUNDAY.

Gen. Mcclellan arrived At the battle field OR
Saturday evening. where he has remained eve.
since, directing all the movements in person
His pre-euee among the troops had most spen
did Eject.
Flushed with their seeming victory Of Satur
day, the rebels awoke With confidence on Sun
day TO follow up their movements, sure of dri
Wing Us this time TO the Cbichahom,ny and he
y0nd. Pressing eagerly fore ard ~irh confidence
OF victory. they we're net by the trained troopl
Of HeinIzieman and Sumner, whose unyieldihs
columns checked their he,ce assault, turning the
tide ut battle every " here against them, and tor
eng them 1t The poin, Of the oayonet on toward
Richmond.
IL was their turn nov to break and run. and
their losses Of the Sabbath lett them little cause
for rejoicing over the tr,hing gains OF Saturday.
Four separate charges With the bayonet we're
made. In one instance the enemy we're driver
. mIie, during which l.3 rebels we're killed b,
the bayonet aloe!
The enemy's dead left on the 6eld amounts t.
over loo
Our losa in the t.o days' engagement, in killed
and wounded. viii number about 5000. grea
number are missing. who will probably rssurn
having strayci away.
All OF the enemy's killed. and most Of theil
wounded, fell into our hands.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notice

"A Is hereby given tha, in pursuance of license
granted By the Judge Of Probate for the county Of
lrshan, the s;h day Of April A D. lso- shall ex
township Of Leroy county OF Inghau, SarQr-
day the 10th Gay Of July II O'Clock Ii the after
Of said day all the right THE and interest. sub
ject AL liens Of Peter Deiiz q said county 81
lngham deceased, in and % following pieces par
GELS Of Lxad Of which Sail Peter piiz died seZet an
pnssSse viz toe south half Of the south east quarter
Of section eight 81 the south after q the south
west quarter Of section nine a and the east ha Of the
north vest quarter Of section seventeen a., al II town
three Forth Of range ixo east containing Il al 30 acres
OF land, mere or less. Terms male known q day Of
sale
Dated Lansing, Nay e, 1885,,
HENRY pEIIZ,
ev3'1 Atmr. q estate q Peter pei;z, deceased
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
DROBATE NOTICE State Of Michi

pROD A Il NOllCE State Ui Mlcni-
gan, county of iAsnaIn Sat- session - the Pro
uate cUluIy Ing I-In hO.vu - Ia. Pro
bate Uilce yl..age VI MisOI, NcnLay, the 5l
ay Ui May, III tnc EAR Oac thousand cgut hunlrre
ana sIXt, Two. Present, VIM ii. fIacAn,y, judge U.
Probate. III matter VI The estate OI EiIa tfGse
deceased relIIHg anu llng The petition, duIy ven
usu Louisa CruS-4, tIauIsITatrA o. SAIL deceased
!ng that she Ely sell the real estate
winch sal. dec .Icd scIZeI:
In-reupou 1t Is ordered that Monday, the 9TH day
july next IL Oc.ock Tie forenoon, be assigned 10
the hearing SAID petition, AID tnt tue heirs II law o.
said deceased, All other persons Interested IN sal
estate req to appear at Session o sal. Court
then EOucu the probate UiCe, me village
Mason, show causr ANY There be, why the prayer
OF the petitioner saU.I4 not grdntcu: AMI II l. fuT
Their Ordered That said petitioner notice To the per
interested estite, OF tac prndeAcy 81 sal
petition, tnc hearing thereof, 10y Causing copy q.
wsnsr ~ y, .i cIr CHATTING s.il count! Of lns
h,m successive weeks prevIOCs said 'iay o hearing
IA true copy WI II. iiN'NNEi,
y. "a. Judge OF Probate.