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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-01

c<ar- On our frs, page will be found the able
Barge of Hon. W. +. lliLL, Confederate
nudge to the Grand Jury a, Galveston We
ave no doubt our readers viii derive great
FeAare from its pcru'al, while many will learn
appreciate properly the duties incumbent
|'on them a. good citizens The Grand Jurs
melted copy Of this charge for publication.
II nave omitted the correspondence which rre-
kNlel f.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-01

no NJ. y. H. Gibson Of this place, pro
poses to make up company OF volunteers for
|he Confederate service. whikh sill 10y vote.
determine. after its organization the regiment
j. which it will he attached Mr. Gibson Is a
kraduate Of the Kentucky Military lns'itniu'e.
nd a thnronph tactician.
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who rec'u'ly died at IIopkinsyilIe, Ky. arrived
in Mar-lall on Tuesday evening. and were
inferred On Wednesday morning. with appro
Priate civic and military houor Although the
day was iuclcueHt The Attendance az he 6ino.
raj WAS large. Nearly our entire population
turned ont To do honor to one who had gone
forth to serve his country. and fallen at the po.t
OF duty III Womack was a member Of the
Bass Grays Greggs Regiment, aud was one
among the nambcr who have become victims 10
disease II seems but yesterday he lef NJ. 10
The enjoyment # health and manly vipor. in.
spifod with the patriotic thought Of being the
foremost to meet the foe. We can scarcely
realize the melancholy truth taat his body
cones back 10 Us corTse. What common.
tary uron the brevi'y Of human life. aud the
folly OF human expectations. Grcggs Rcgi.
ment contained no uohlcr truer. holdcr spirit.
than the one that has passed away lie was
a patriot soldier aud as patriot soldier he has
fallen, All honor 10 bis memory
Mr. Womack was for many years citzrn Of
Marshall, and enjoyed the respect confidence.
and friendship Of the community lie Ieay.a
behind him young and interesting family end
numerous relatives to NOUN his loss May
Heaven soften the blow that rcn3s their hearts /.
s<a- Ex-Governor Clark has been spending a
few days with bis relatives and GIouds IN Mar.
shall lie looks apparently Us young aud Wig
orous as De did ten yeats ago
CoNrRfpruoSs TO THE RrLfgY Frxp-
Though the contributions have not been o. uu-
mcrous since our last publication Of ther,. a.
formerly. they are marked by The same liberal,
patriotic spirit
Judge T. q. Rces. one sjde Of bacon
Mr. W \. Reer "a previous contributor
also send. a side Of bacon
Mr. .. Webster "a prey.ou. contribptarI
sends 30 lbs Of bard soap and 90 lbs Of lard
Toar LAscAsrm Texas, Dec. %. l-6l.
r. V LareleIy Eg,
DEAR SIN Ou company arrived here 80.
yymhcr 9Th all we're delighted with olr change
But soon olr glaiucss was turned into sHrruw.
Scarce bad We reached here Wher one Of our
number sickourd and died Joseph II Norris
OF Harrison County. died Nov 9Th: ha now
fd. "a older grave, beneath tAa mountain ,pd
On yesterday eycr'ug Bs the stage cam, -a.l.
ing down tie mogutaIu al ihe foot 0f which is
laHeasf D. uH were eager t1 learn tle latest
u.wf. receive letters papers &c from hme.
when 'ac thunder clap from c.oud'c-s t.ry.
W.. learned that DR. 81 4 Hfpf.tH f..1 Yf
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DURE Wines aaA rranaies. for medical prr
p'ses Alao let y fash GARnE>
SEEDS, ny
7 y LANCASTER.
January II, 1862. nie-St
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-01

There was a fail Of snow a, jackson.
Me- IN Mondov uigh' the 2ot1 iH7i
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I.isr or LEITERs.

- LdAfriSG II the P,.' f.. r. .sr.Aaii
IL lcGa.. on the ls' dsy Of !atnsry. lee.
which Il bot TAKEN ca' by ~ 3iat ~ apfas
next. > IL be s,n, 20 ,ts D,.a ls,,i Ct,o.
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M ,uib in n AID ,.nt.upes.
Wob,v. tie v,r, HIGHEST authority
f,r saving ia, m. attarts rran NJ
N.mn,.,s,.r Ar, al.o-rtl.r nniu,tlGab.,.
intended and devoid If fact
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-rIIEF COMMITTEE ORGANIZED
The Central Rdcf Commute At MaruaL
81, appointed Che following Suh-comm.t'se-
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SIERNE B. PlNSKY.

JEFFERSON. TEyAV.
Dig leave 70 call attention 10 the fact, thai,
ID they are jet receiving aud opening large
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-29
IMPORT A N
JUSTICES OF the PEACE !
Printed Dockets
I'VE ARE NOW MANUFACTUR.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE.
w IN superior article o. Justices nccGct, cen
tanning Prut- bans Forms q Judgments Of three ti
lereut kinds the forms mostly used VIZ lst Judgment
~ cunicss4un - Judgment upon retlrn c. summons,
1arIcs 8fcarin 81. Judgment by default, upon rei ara
Il Summons. These blank ferns arranged sn pro-
PORTION g thar general use AMI number OF blank
pages also contained the IcAci for The eatry II
<fncnts-n Sncisl casts This Pocket vii be found
ri great convenience and benefit % Justices Il affords
an Immense saving IN point 81 labor L. lhe Justice, ana
-, -uTeS cctrcCtucsS IL boa ,ri;e more,
psfativeis TARA the ordinary liain hccket We are
manufacturing three different sizes, az The following
rates
largest size fun bound, ..-s $40 ec
Medium ..-.----..- --- .-..-- ~
Small haH = ..-..-.--............-- = a
A. this Docket i copyrighted, and the sols
manufacturers the state, IL only ee obtained
through us, or our agents An examination Of tins
1Srse, will satisfy all a to ts merits
AL orders for this lcke NIL receive prompt attention
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE, \
THIRD Collection Distrif Of Michigan,

UNITED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE
THIRD Collection Diarid Of Michigan )
| LANSING, september leo..
Ia pursuance Of the law provided in section three
the approved July lst leol, entitled A.. act pro
vide internal revenue 10 support the Government,
10 pas interest the public debt, have divided
Third COLLECTION District Tor the State oi Michigan
thirteen DvIsous or Assessment Districts and appon
| ted IN each an Assistant Assessor, VIZ;
DIVISION NJ l. City Of Lansing, townships o
Lansing, Merldian, WILLIAMSON, Locke, Lei.oy Wheat
held, Aiaedon md Delhi, IL Insnanl coaaty Assstau,
Assessor, Ephrd4m longyear; olhct lansing, Mich
DIVISION NJ. 2.Iownships Vi Aureiius, yevay, Ing
ham, White Oak, stocAoridse, BuaA.rhiii, Leslie and
Amos T. steele; ofice, Mason, Mich.
DIVISION No. s.-Iownshlps OF Delta, Oneida, Rox
AMI, Sunhe.d, Vermcatve, Chester, Benton and Wind
SCR, in Eaton eounty Assistant ASSESSOR, Chiuneey
Gooiric h oiice, 1raaa Ledge, Mich.
DIVISION NJ. 4-Iowasulps OF Eaton Rapids, Eaton
Carmel, haIaIno, Bellevue, Walton anu Brookueld, in
Eaton county ASSISTANT Assessor, VIM. NJ TompAms
oince, Eaton i9pios, Mica.
DIVISION No 5-city Of Battle Creek, townships Of
Battle Creek Bedford, PeDnheld, Emmett, lie Roy ana
Athens IN Calhoun county Assistant Assessor, John
r. Human. thee, Battle Greek, Mich.
DIVISION NJ. q. City Of Marshall, townships o.
Nafsnal, Cows, Fredona, Tekonsaa, Darlington and
Newton in Calhoun county Assistant Assessor, Pres
ton MITCHELL office, Marshall, Mich.
DIVISION NJ 9-Townships Of Lee, Clarence, Sheri-
dan, Marengo Eedosd, Albion, Homer and Clarendon.
in calhoun county Assistant Assessor, Isaac Bull
oItce, Albion, Mich
DIVISION No s-Townships Of Springport, Parma
Concord, Pulaski Hanover, Liberty, spring Arbor
sandstone, u JACKSON county. Assistant, Assessor
SANS Sidiey; ofice, Parma, Mich.
Division no. City OF JACKSON townships Of Sum
nit Blackman Rves AM Tomp4ils, in JACKSON county
Assistant Assessor, Francis w. Carr; otcc, Jackson,
Mich.
DIVISION no. 10 ownships Of Waterloo, Grass Lake
Napoleon COLUMBIA, Brookiy Leoni and Henrietta in
Jackson county Assistant Assessor, Alvlnza Hunt;
office, Grass L.Ae, Mich
DIVISION No. IL. - townships Of Lyndon, Silvsa
sharon Manchester Bri1gswafer and Freedom wasa-
tenaw county. Assistant Assessor, volney Chapman
Office. Manchester, Mich
DIVISION NJ. IZ--CIty Of Am ATbor, townships Of
Ann Arbor Loai, LIZA, Dexter, Webster North
f-ad Hssare3Av county ASSISTANT Assessor Luther
Dodge: Office. Am Arbor, Mich.
DIVISION No. l3--CIIy Of Tpsilaat, townships Of
YpsIlaui Pits1eld Superior saline August YORK a:ld
saline Ia WaSai-Esw COUNTY. Assistant Assessor,
Eaoca Yost os.c-, ipsilsnii, Mich.
WHITNEY JONES,
Assessor for the Third Collection District Of Mich
IA
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A STUMP SPEECH!
BY A. W A L y. JR.

By A. W A j. JR.
Fill Of WI aud Yankee Spirit The People
IN their enthusiasm bear the Speaker d,oay
ia 7riamph
The following is a rare specimen Of Yankee oratory.
The Speaker was eating pea nuts and winking at the
girls when hundred voices called him forth H.
cBl,nny ana surveyed the multitude with all bearing
Of Patrick Heury-;hen came forth the of has
eloquence:
EoIoc Citizere II am for the Union, Liberty, An
drew Jackson and NEW BOOTS am Tor restoring the
Union all glory for protecting the constitu
ton Ia all It's sacred guarantees, ana for boots and shoes
If the best pattern, symmetry and durability. Great
applause and Hear Hcarl'l We must not forget our
thunder creased lishtning have received to-day,
Ut thu greatest importance, OF THE most vital inter-
est 20 an OF you hear that Johns Bailey have Just
received their Spring stock Boots and shoes of the
latest styles anu most nLhei Workmanship tell you
those who buy Of that young ant enterprisiug firm
never troubled with corns and their dispos tons are
never soureg by having their feet pluched Husbands,
wives. young men and girls 60 10 Johns Bailey :,
here you viii ind line boots, stcgas shoes, slippers,
CATERS ladies' heel slippers cscks oxford
ties mems carpet slippers halmorals and ladies fine
ga.ters, lGTcat applause.
" Gcrnsaiem' what is more beautiful than lady 5
foot encssed in coquett-h gaer Its enough TO rouse
| the monSish blood Of 81. Anthony. viii close my
speech nv appropriate quotation;
dainty foot
Cater Boot,
Zen Stoics must agree.
For II t. vote,
What Gray once wrote,
A handsome l. +. g.
Here the Speaker tainted. As he borne from the
Hlll in the " his aimirng frierds he heard
family ask who stole my pea-nutsy' some Alde and
wicked boys had emptied his basket while he speak
ing however. glass of water revived him wrote
the following resolutions, which ratified, and
ported in due Of time by the committee roso
buttons:
| ReSoi.oi That Johns Bailey Keep the best assert
of Boots and shoes and the best quality II Leather
ever introduced into tins market, ana be II further
Resore That they never fail To give satisfaction, that
their repairing is done according 60 order with exped
ton and neaYess that their prices the lowest and
most Uniform and their stock the best this side of IL
| trot; and be II further
Resoissj That the American Eagle shall " continue
| to howl. JOHNS BAILEY.
| Lais ing, Ap:il p, 1862. Iy3t6
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0sniss nay CO exist With ~ildness. idje.
"a ny. even With crime; bat not long viii
ol1ness and the indulgence Of an envioSs al.
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Election Notice.
% tie Qsalifed Electors cf the Guy cf Lansins
NOTICE is hereby given that the several

Y Aldermen OF the several Wards, acting as Board
OF Registration under aat by virtue OF entitled
Al AZ. further - preserve the purity Of elections and
guard azaias. the abuses Of tne elective franchise, by
regis;.aiioo u eiectors approved feo H. le9- WILL
slss days OF oc,soer aad The Isl Cay Of November,
lss be,vec, the horrs Of line clock the foTenocn
Anc I've IN the Afternoon
In the Firs; Ward at ! P. Cowles' Osee.
In TIE second War /. at Common Cooces. Room,
In the Third Ward at Edgar House,
In TIE Fourth Ward at o1eida House,
For the pQrpse OF completing the ss Of qualified voters,
when and where all persons eattief 20 lie elective
franchise urcer article section Of the Cls.
tuition Of the State VI Michigan register tnsr
names en;i.le ihemao the privilege Of voting unaer
the said act
By order u the Board Of ReSstra;on-
THEODORE FOSIER, Dsp. City Geek.
lansing, Oct II, 1s62 Seow1
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UE LITTLE SHOES.

"a 30. the little feet that never go astrsy,
Tor TIA Ietas shoss empty 10 ny coset laid away
0omsetnes TIRE ons In my hand, forgetting I'll see
L = NasIs hA6-woT shoe, not large enough for me-
Anl III - noe feel sense Of bitter Los and pain,
- shasD vhsa two years ago it cut my heart IN TWAIN
o. hsass ~ sAat wesrisd not wait for them no more
~ Ian drifting on the tide, bat they have reached 's
ahRs;
Asd vhle The binding seardrops vet these little shoes
Isy y thak ny Aar,ss ssss are srsadins streets o.
AaA . ay 49, down sgain, but always turn to say
Cd No. Il iss;s feet thas - surely cannot stay
And while thus am standing, ] almost SEEM TO see
Two ttle forms beside me, just as they Used 10 be-
fWo sls faces fteS with their sweet and tender eyes
Al, nc. misb, have Known that zoos Was born Of Par
adise.
lreaeh ny iondly, but they clasp the empty
There nothing Of my darlngs bu; the shoes tey used
= pWsE-f sf<.ft
Oh! the bitterness Of parting cannot be drove away
Til meet my dAriiDgs walking where their feet ear nev
er stray;
When no more am drft.d upon the surRny tide
Bas 9Th them safely landsd upon the side;
b patient, heart while waiting their shining way
For The little feet Ia the golden Street, never q
sssrsy.
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100000 MALE .sEs,s OR r Fl, FEMALE

ILOYpS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY ooLORED MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANApAS, AND
NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys completed Aug 10 1ssa: COS;
so 900 10 engrave il AMI one years time.
superior 20 any $40 map ever mule by Clifton Or
Mitchell and ses the Nv prize o. nay cents. $40
CO.. names are engraved on TINS map.
IL IS not only 4 County Map, but II = also a COUNTY
AND RAILROAD NAP Of the United states and Canadas
combined one, giving kN Ely RAILROAD cIAIIoN
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or s. to IS per day. AMI
will back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
send Tor 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how TO well, furnished
all our agents.
state California, Canada, England, France and Cuba
fortune may be- made with few hundred dollars cap
J. L LLOYD, Nc l64 Brc.Jway Ny
The War Department our Map Of Virginia. May
land, and Pennsylvania cost 500 900, on which 4
marked Antetam Greek, >harpsbGrg Maryland Heights
Wamsport Ferry. Rboresvile, Noiand's Ford, aut al
others the Potomac and every other place IN Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsylvania, or money refunded
MOYDS
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY, Ohio, iNI'l
ANA, and ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Gen Buen and the War pe
partment. Money refunded 10 any finding an err"
| II il. Price so cents.
From the Tribune Aug =
"LLoYp's MAP oF NIRGISIA, MARYLAND, AND PESSsyI
NANlArhis Map s very large lis cost Is but p cents
| and IT is the tsst 'caich can Be purchased"
| LLoYDS GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI ElN En-
From Actual SURVEYS by Capts Bart and VIM BoweH
Mississippi River Pilots, Of 81 Louis, Mo, shows
man plantation and owaer pa.nc, from -. Louis I
the Gull OF MeXlco-l $50 lliieseyery sand bar ls1n
town landing, and all places 20 miles back from ~
| river-ooOred in counties and states Price, 81 .
sheets. 81 POCKET form, aud e % on uen w,th 70!
| ers Ready sept 20.
| NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington Sept. l., ls62
j. T. LLoyD-Sr: send me your map Of the Mississ pi
River, with price per hundred copies. Rear-Admir.
Charles H. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squadron
| is authorized to purchase many required ic
| use OF that squadron. GIDEON WElLS,
$50 vs. Secretary OF the Navy.
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Yankee Notions, &C., for sale As usual Repairing Of
al and styles done 70 order Watches Cocxs and
Jewcry repaired and warranted, BY experienced work
men.
s72yl GmET, JR-
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DROBATE ORDER.-State of Mich

I)kOBAlE ORUER.-State OF Mich
l. tau, county OF lngnan, sat- a session OF the
t.obatt Court the county o lngham hoiden al th-
Probate OIce III the city o Lansing, ON Monday thu
10Th day Of October, the year thousand eight
hundred anu sixty-two. Present, Wm IL finesney
Judge Of Probate la matter OF the estate OF John L.
kayLor, deceased. IN reaulng Anc hung the petition,
duIy verified, Of Ira H. Bartholomew, Creditor pray
Ing that letters administration upon said estate m!
be granted ~ SAID petitioner:
Iereupon ordered, that Nonaay, the 10th day o.
Novelb IA ciocs The forenoon be asse aec
the vI said petitlou aOu tnat Tie Delis al
deceased and ali persons Interested Ill
SAID estate required u appear al session Of SAID
Court De holden at lie Probate once, II the
viage Mason, and sow cause II any there Dc, wn!
prayer OF the pei itiouer shoud not be graz An,
is iurter orere, that said petitioner gave notice 10
the persons Interested IA said estate, OF tic penGency oi
petition, the hearing Thereof by causing Copy
ORDER to be publ-he1 III The Lansing kcpabou,
newspaper printed circulating saId county VI
Ieghtm successive weeks previous 10 said day
me. (Atrde copy WI IL riNthNEf,
swa9J J-lge y. probate.
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Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas de-.

NJ w uClC6Ss Ucs
IVA Ia1it having been made II the Payment Of q san
Of money by mortgage executed by Jonn ya-
oercook Nariah VAnderCooA lis wife VI the town
ship 81 WL.Amston, county " lnghAm, to DAs.d lie
Forest q the city Ann Arpor, county q waShienA
cated Ap<ii eleventh, A. d. 1851, recorded IL I4s
Re- sters ofice the county o; nsAam, the 22ad
aay Of April, A. D. 1851 VI 10 O'Clock NJ II ber NJ.
Is y, mortgAges, page SIS, BY which default toe
power Of contained Il said mortgage became opera
Iye and proceeding having instituted at
law the debt secured 6y said mortgage any
part thereof and The sum q. twenty i've dollars being
now clae1 to be Due thereof notice !oegeioTe kere
BY given that said mortgage vii be iored.eo by sale
OF the mertsase1 premises, 10 VIII: Being csEts-n
st4n1 WIKI a. TIE app1rtel-nees thsreanto be-
longing aud part ioi u. lana opposite .: said
eru stand the road from tie AZ being
III. .iAnstoo, II SAID county ana beng Ils
property bought BY te AFORESAID john NanaeGoooa
AMI Aarlal N4ndeEeook, oI Mr. Weber and described
a. follows, bioek NJ. ., Iot No. 2, block No l. lo
No forty feet side OF lot No eight 81
block ~, a. beIDs the village Of " i!.laIston
Ia county issnaIn AMI State u Michigan, oil
part thereof, al paoc aeution or vLdh al tl'
Court House and the TroLt thereof, IN Mason
county OF lusnAn, the twenty ninth Gay Of October
H. eighteen hundred anu sky two, al Twelve eoci
| noon vi said DAY
| Dated July Istl, 1s62
-T DAVID De FOREST. Mortgage.
| TwIrcm1I FRAZER, AIT vs. Tor Mortgage. 3,swlS
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DkOBATE ORDER.-State Of Mich.

DkOBATE ORDER.-State Of Mich.
L isan, county Of IL eha.m, SAT = session VI the
fcbats Court Tor the coaaty Ut hgAam, ho.in AT Tie
Probate Oice in the village Of Mason on the seven
teenth day july the year thousand eight hun
dred sixty TWO Present, Vim. II. PUcAEey, Jadge
VI Probate. In the matter o. the estate oi fsiei
JONES, occe@sed. Ou rea1lng aia hi.ns tIe peti-
tion 0aly verified Of Darius Abbott, administrator Up
estate VI said deceased, pray liz ioT lcense u
estate VI WHICH SAID Peter Jones died seized
TnereupUu Ordered IAaI Monday the l.tA Jay OF
Move lber next al A co<N IN tie foTenoo D. ass sn
cd for hearing Of said petition and tnii Tue hes ~
law .! sand deceased anu All other PERSONS Interested il
said estate, required 10 appear IL session OF ss-
Court then to be holden at the Probate Once, III tne
village Mason, anu show cause, any there De- wny
the pray vi the Petitioner snoua mol DC granted Anc
further orGerec that sd pcttiol~r give notice 10
the persons interested ID said estt o! the pendency o.
SAID petition, ana the hearing thereof, by Casing cop!
or.er puoIlsiel the Lansing Republican
spaper printed anu circulating IL said county ol
weeks previous ~ said day vi near
ing. "a true copy WA ii. PiNChNtfi
Judge UI PROBATE
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ROOK and JOB PRINTING.


10 connection with the Bindery, facilities
surpassed IN the state.
All kinds OF Blank Books manufactures 90 order Al
orders from County ofers for any Si1d Ct Blank Book
Will be promptly filed
ee- All orders should Be addressed 10
JOHN n hEilR 4 co.
Lansing, Michigan.
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STAFE OF WISCONSIN, Circui,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-No

OMMlCClONGl = null OE. - NO
i tlce Is hereby gwen, that pursuance OF "a war
rant issued by Nm. H. PnckDey Judge OF PROBATE
Tor the county OF lnsham Will meet at the office
ueo. Parsons, IA the city vi Lansing thursday the
2Oth day Of November and Thursday the eth dag OF
November, ls62 between the hours vi Clock A. ~
aud O'Clock n Of SAID days, for the purpose vi
ceIvIng and adjusting against the estate OF Polly
Nevis, deceased. All persons Ing c. s
estate are hereby notified 10 present them 10
VI said days Tor adjustment the time for hearing
claims expires Oh the lotn day Of March, 1865.
GEO. l. PARSONS,
J. Is. HULL,
GEO. h. GROVE,
4wSss COMMISSIONERS
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4W3sS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-15

With whom the Southern Confederacy might
be at war, would be the one with whom the
Northern Confectionery would be the most
DESTROYS Of preserving peace and friendship
An alliance so contrary 70 their immaculate
interest would not therefore be easy TO
form. nor If formed. would IL BIO observed
and fulfilled with perfect good faith.
Nay, it Is far more PROBABLE that, IN
Am erica. as in Europe. neighboring nations.
acting under the impulse Of opposite inter
ests and unfriendly passions, would frequent
" De found taking different sides Consid-
ering our distance from Europe. it would De
more natural for these confederacies to ap-
prehend danger from one another than from
distant natiors, and, therefore, each Of them
should be more DESTROYS to guard against the
others, by the aid OF foreign alliances, than
TO guard against foreign dangers by alliances
between themselves And here let Us not
forget how much more easy It Is TO receive
| foreign fleets into our ports, and foreign ar
mics into our country. than il il to persuade
or compel them TO depart. How many con-
quests did the Romans and others make IN
the character Of allies, and what Innovation
did they, under the same character. intro
duce into the Governments OF those whom
they pretended to protect.
Let candid men, then. judge whether th'
division Of America into any given number
OF independent sovereignties. wound tend 4
save Us against hostilities and improper IN
fuence OF foreign nations.
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