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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-16

AUSTIN BLAIR, Governor
HENRY T. BACKUS, President oil the senate and Ax
OAeSe Lieutenant Governor
JAMES B. PORTER, secretary Of State
0cORGE r. house, Deputy do
IANGTOkD G. RERkY, Auditor General
nHS nm CWTS, state treasurer
joaN n GREGORY, superintendent Pub Instruction.
OOkrLAND b. sTEBHNS, Deputy do.
sANCn LACY Commissioner State Land ONCE
CIiAQE UPSON, Attorney General.
JOHN ROBERrSON, Adjutant General
J. r. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master General.
Justices Of the Supreme Court.
GrORGE MARTIN, Chief Justice.
HAAC r. CHRI5T1ANCY, Associate Justice
JAMES v. CAMPBELL
RANDOLPH MANNING,
judges Of the Circuit Courts.
lst. Dist EDWARD II. C. WILSON.
"a NATHANIEL BACON.
ID BENJAMIN r. H. wTTIlERELL
Ith EDWIN LAWRENCE
Ssh BENJAMIN T. GRAVES.
Oth SANFORD NJ GREIN.
7th JOSIAH TURNER.
ssA LOUIS s. LOWELL
Oh FLAvIUS J. LTTLEJOHN.
l0eh JAMES BIRNEY.
Cbp~ Pe~iassIa, DANIEL GOODWIN
Board Of Education.
GEORGE WILLARD, wTrrTR J. BAXTER,
EDWIN WILLIS.
Resemts Of the University.
LIST Dist BENJAMIN l. BAXTER
ID EASTMAN JOHNSON.
Sd LEVI BISHOP.
Ash DONALD MCINTYRE
6sh " T. LAKIN BROWN
sth HENRY WHITING
7th Luxe II. PARSONS
Sth OLIVER L. SPAUIDING.
9Th WILLIAM n. FERRY IN.
10Th I" GEORGE BRADLEY.
Trustees Of Deaf, Dumb Il Blind
Asylum.
'H' A. "A p I.Roy BENJAMIN riA''''N'
RKv. B. n. FAY, Principal.
Asylum for Deaf, Dumb and Blind-Flint.
Trustees Insane Asylum.
WILLIAM BROOKS, ERAsTUS HUSSEY,
Asylum for the iusane-KalamAzoo.
Beard Of Control Of the Reform
School.
Railroad Commissioners.
CHARIES TRIP, OMAR d. CONGER,
HOVEY K CLARKE HORACE N. PECK,
YUuEY Hills WILDER d. POSTER
INSPECTORS Of the State Prison.
AMOS ROOT, ALFRED G. RATES, EDWIN A. FOOTE
wN. L. sEATON, Agent Of the state Prison.
J. EUGENE TENNEY, State Librarian.
oO. v. BROWN, supt. St. Mary's Falls Ship Canal
J. b CRIPPEN, President state Agricultural Society
State Board q Agriculture.
DAVID CARPENTER, HKZEKIAH @. WELLS
USTCS GAGE SII.AS A. YERKES,
rMlO PARSONS, CHARLES RICH
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-16

~The greatest pleasure Of life d love; the
greatest treasure eonssatDsnt; the greatest
possession, health the greatest ease, sleep /;
and the best medicine, . true and faithfal friend.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-16

HYou need not tell al the truth, unless "a
those Who have right to know II an Bat le,
al you tel be truth.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-16
AFTER THE SHADOWS, THE MORNING.


The tempest may dash on the vale and hill,
But the sunshine will smile behind IT.
The caverned rock hide The mountain rill
Yet gleam from above viii ind i'll
Gladness will sleep upon grsf's pale breast
To soften tho voice Of IL warninR-
Over the darkness sweet Hope will rest,
And after tbs shadows-ths morning.
Life may grow darkened, though love has thrown
The strength Of It's light around IL,
Til longer, and deeper the shadows grown,
Hide the halo Of blias that crowned U;
Clouds may nOat down on our valleys of peace
And crush our meek flowers with scofninR.
Yet never this song in our spirits shau cease-
After the shadows, the morning
Never SO closely does pain fold its wings,
But the white robe Of sympathy's near IT,
And each tear that the dark hand of mystery vrnss
Brings the touch Of . blessing 70 cheer H.
A fades the dim night st the coming Of day
When IL weaves its bright web Of adOrniuR.
So nosteth pale grief from our life path away,
Comes, After our shadows, the morning
Boaos HsaseviPt.
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p. Angler, Proprietor, Jackson, Michigan. This
uouss has been enlarged, rehted and elegantly fur
aishsd Regular Boarders and Visitors can be accom-
nodAisd with good rooms hrst class fare, and all the
comforts Of Hotel life at most reasonable prices To
transieus quests the Marion House presents induce
1sats BY way Of apartments large and well located
end furnished elegantly than those OF any other
HOee in this part Of the country. TIE proprietor will
Do ~ in his power to make every person the Marion
HouDs comfortable r. r. ANGLER Proprietor.
J. O. SEYMOUR, Head Clerk, formerly OF the Angler
HO1se, Cleveland, u. f. A. Moss, Steward, formerly
q he S. James Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y 1y3SS
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e|Tse soul without sction is Ike An instrs-
meat not played upon. Or Like ship in pess.
knowing no progress while il stays there bat
that of decay.
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~ Great talent renders . nan hmsss,
merit proeures rsepect, great learning sssesm'
but COED breeding alone secures love ana enee'
tioa.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-16

- The va.isy Of human life d Ike river
esassantly passing away. and yet coastant'y
coming On.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-16

EA nan can 60 along without advertising.
a.d % en- . wagon without grsasisg. Dat u
eoss hard
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-16

cTBs what yen are. This ie The hrse sseP
tsvard beesning better than yos are.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-16

fEThe less q nan knows the wider he wears
ha mouth open. I: i. - Impossible fer 1901
TO keep his jaws shut, - is 10 for SICK oyster
TO keep his shell closed.
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TINE JUDICIARY.

Supreme C0oFt 0f the United States.
csi@ yuaGos-ROGER r. TANEY, Of Maryland
|.sss;efe Lseicss-JOliN McIEAN Of Ohio.
JAMES n WAYNE, Of Georgia
JOHN CATRON, Of Tennessee.
PETER v. DANIEL Of Virginia
SAMUEL. NELSON, Of New York
ROBERT C. GRIEK, Of Pennsylvania
NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Maine.
JOHN A. CAMPBELL, Of Alabama
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GwdevY n &ate-wuIlAM H. sEWARD, Of New York.
0Raasy V ne Ttsasssy-sALMOS p. CHASf, Of Ohio.
awheyv n Gks InfsySov-CAIEB B. SMITH, Of Indiana
auuknsT AZ Me Navy-GIDE0N WEIIES, of Connecticut.
arznerr AZ Woy-FRED ~ STANTON u Pennsyivania.
PeHna11 GasooI-MONTGOMEkY BLAIR, Of Mary land.
lAwny GR9al-EDwARD BATES, Of Missouri.
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9@tial 9ireetorg.
rHE EXEcu1lN.
TINE CABINE

Pro;dat-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, OF Illinois
V1s Prsident-HANNIBAL HAXIIN, Of Maine.
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Business Direftcrp.

EAGLE HOTEL,
By J. n. SHEARER, lansing Michigan. Stages for 81
johns, Jackson Detroit and Marshall leave this Houa
daily.
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BENTON HOUSE.

n. HUDSON, Proprietor, VIM. p HOCCK, Clerk, Ian
sing, Michigan. Stages leave this House daily fol
Jacson 50. Johns, Detroit, and intermediate places
lansing, July !, 1861.
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EXCHANGES HOTEL.
T. D. ROGERS Proprietor, Mason, lngham county Mich
iGnA. Lansing, Dexter, and Jackson Stages stop at
1b House. Charges reasonable. A Livery Stable ID
connected With the House. 3Asu
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PC1uc-NO. a.l


AN ACT 10 provide for the appointment Of additional
York, and for other purposes.
q tAs CRited States 3 Asessoo, 10 Coaress assembled,
the Assistant Treasurer Of the United States At New
York Be and be hereby authorized 70 appoint, from
time 70 time, BY and with the consent and appreciation
o the Secretary Of the Treasury, such other clerks
messenger and watchmen addition 70 those already
employed By him, the exigencies Of the public busi
may require At rates o( compensation to be fxed
BY The Secretary Of the Treasury PROVIDED, That such
rates shall in exceed those allowed by law
for ths several persons similarly employed in the once
Of the said Assistant Treasurer The compensation for
such additional clerks messengers and wachmen for
he current and next 19ca year shall be paid out Of
moneys in The Treasury not Otherwise Appropriated.
Estimates for compeosatioo for such additional clerks
ms0eagers, and Watchmen, after the next fiscal year
Be submitted By The Secretary OF the Treasury with
hb annual estimates.
| Ssc1 Aa6 4 4 6stA1 aaasl, hat the aid Assis-
ant Treasurer Of the Cuej States At New York be and
h hereby b further authorised 70 appoint with the
prooas Of the Secretary of the Treasury competent
persoa iron among his clesks who shAn be called the
Deputy Assistant Treasurer u The United States Thz
said Deputy Assistant Treasurer, in addition the
ts peiorned BY hin and any others which he may b<
required perform By ths sad Assistant Treasurer
hereby authorised 70 witness the execution Of any
anA a tsana6ers q GcvssnDeas stock md powers
atseney and sign Al receipts - passatfee and bulog
rsssps With hike e1scs = tAe same were witnessed
- aod, respectively, By h saiA Aaistans easure
u p90oa. Ne hid Deputy Assistant Treasurer shal
rsesovU = aAdttonal oonPgnnai0 q - the1nanA 81
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fPrHIo-No. 3.1

An ACT fixing the number Of the House Of Representa-
tves from and after the third March, eigteen hundred
and sixty three.
Be eaeed by te SENATE and Hosse Of Representatives.
u tAe Cniied States Of Aae5ina, IN CoNrcss assembled,
mat from and after the third day OF March, eigeen hun
dred and sixty three the number Of members OF the
House Of representatives. Of the Congress Of the United
States shall be two hundred and forty and the eight
additional members shall be assigned each TO Penn
sylvania Ohio Kentucky, Illinois Iowa, Minnesota, Yer
mont and Rhode Island
Approved March I, 1867
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AlAIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and dwell
imG one door north Of the Store Of Peck MerriEed
O Warrington Avenue. Refers TO Prof l. r Fisk.
Lansing, Dec. g. 1850
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DART q BINGHAM.

A1t0RNEYS, Counseliors and Solicitors lansing Nichi-
e1 Prompt attention given to Collections, Payment
q 1xee, md Investigation Of Land Titles.
Z c. DART 8 D. BINGHAM
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lars per annum to be paid out Of any money in the
Treasury otherwise appropsAted Poidsd Thas the
total compensation received by him shall NOT exceed
three thousand dollars per annum.
Sec. 8 And BE- e fsstA~ enaded. That the sum Of
two thousand ave hundred dollars be and the same
hereby appropriated out Of any money the Treasury
hot otherwise appropriated for the purchase Of blank
checks for the use Of the Subj treasury.
Approved March 8, lS62.
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Justices Of the Supreme Cour1

GEORGE MARTIN, Chief Justice.
nAAc ?; cARIsIIANcY' Associate Justice
RANDOLPH MANNING, % :"
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
the Rebel General ssonewan jackson

Thomas J. jackson was born in Virginia
about the year 1925, and is consequently about
thirty eight years of age. He graduated at
West Point in 1876, and the following year
accompanied Magruder's battery to Mexico.
At Contreras and Churubusco he distinguished
himself so highly on the field that he was bre-
vetted Captain for gallantry. Az Chapultepec
he again won laurels. and was brevetted Major
for gallant and meritorious conduct. On his
return from Mexico he was for some time in
command of Ft. Hamilton; but in l642 he re-
signed his rank. At the outbreak of the re-
beilion Major jackson was one of those South
erners who were greatly embarrassed to dis
cover the true line of their duty. He had
married Northern wife, was an honorable
and conscientious man, and long hesitated
what cou-se to pursue. L Is stated that bis
father -in-law, Northern clergyman, visited
him, and urged him TO remain faith
full to his country. and his Gag. They
spent several hours in prayer together, aud
jackson confessed that the struggle was ssre.
But finally the pernicious doctrine of State
Rights, which jackson, like so many other
gallant Southrons, had imbibed early in life,
won the day: mRst 90 with Virginiar
he cried, and plunged Headlong intothe vortex
of treason.
As rebel officer he has been energetic,
lucky, and skillful lat Bull Run be wen his
cogsofsea of "Stonewall by promising Sean-
regard that his brigade should stand Ikea
stone wall before the enemy; the promise was
kept He fought Shields near Winchester, in
March last, with rather Indifferent success.
But his pursuit of Banks down the Shenandoah
Valley was very successful, and ifisase1 some
heart into the rebel cause. Again, ia June,
his attack on McClelIan's righ Jag at Me.
chanic.ville helped his fame amung his people.
At Cedar Mountain his design showed skill,
bat the steady courage of Banks troops foiled
his purpose. He will shortly come to close
quarters with q General who il fully bis match
John Pope.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

Horace-A. Lincoln, open your ears anl
pay attention. Here are twenty millions cf
men, women and children in great and deadly
peril, and here are their twenty millioA
screams all ombined il one.
I Abraham Hello, Horacei what's upf
Horace Z on must attend to your business
get rid of your counsellors, take my adyice,
abolish slavery, and go in for exterminaling
the rebels, or the country is all gone TO tha
d..
Abraham Well, il 30 be that, in this war.
slavery must come down; but if SO be thai,
in this war, slavery mustn't come down, then
slavery won't come down. There you havs
it-wisdom ia solid chunks. 4 tx
Horace-You twenty millions scream on.
(ES,t Horacs, doom in ths mouth. - Csne;s1sus
Essguirsr.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

MANUFACTURES or SHoT IN DUBUoUE4-TbA
Dubuque shot-tower was purchased and closet
up by St. Louis house few days ago, in or.
der to remove its competition, and an imme-
diate rise in the price of shot followed. Th,
citizens of Dubuque were much incensed by
the operation, and several of them proceeded
to ascertain whether they could manufacture
shot by dropping metal down the deserted
lead mine shafts. The result of the first at.
tempts We're of a highly gratifying nature.
The Dubsqus Times says: .3
Experiments are daily being tried in the way
of making shot by dropping it down mineral
shafts, and with still more satisfactory results
than at first. 1t is rumored that one OF our
citizens Mr.. HulD intends to embark in tha
enterprise Immediately. 1t turns out that this
method of making shot has been pursued with
success for many years in Germany, and To
come extent in Missouri; so the problem may
be considered solved that there is no necessity
of building fifteen thousand dollar towers
when hole in the ground, with an expendi-
| ture of $500, will do as we'll.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

SURGEoE--W What's the matter with you f
Would-be Exempt-Weak back, sir-fery
weak back.
S-Weak knees, you mean.
W--Yes sir, weak knees-very wegk kneess
can't march.
S-Yes, III give you certiHcrte-( (writessl
Upon honor, hereby certify dat the bearer,
-, is weak in the Knees, gpSat coward who
shrinks from defending his country. Hope ha
will be put in the front ranks where he can't
run away. -, Surgeon etc
VT Handing the surgeon aquarter) thank
you, sir. / knew was entitled TO a certia- :
cate. This rebellion, so wicked and uaonstrous.S
must be put down. It bas done my heart good.
70 see the energy Of the President IN ordering
q draft,
Here he reads the certificate and fainta.1
Hartovd Trees. A
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
Casssus al. cGay,

There seems to be wheel within wheel in
Cassius M. Clay's case. 1t appears that thera
IS strong probability, if not = certainty, thas
mr. Cameron wants 10 return from ST. Petere.
SSurg, to secure q re election to the United
states STATES oen@s,- L that event the Governnenss y
is understood to regard :
Clay should return to Russia. Il ia stated,
however, that he still desires to enter the mill.
tary service at home, if he can do il withous
compromising the views expressed in his re.
cent speech. he lately said that under th,
present policy of the Administration, he woull
fear being shortly shelved like Fremont If ha
accepted command; and it is believed tina
if he accepts the command now rumored as
likely to be assigned him, it will be on the un-
derstsnding that he shall not be interferea
WITH in refusing in any way to protect slavery,
or in his plans about the mode of conducting
the war
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

AT . recent rias match in England, six
women of Holy veil appearei as competitors
fer the alright Eyes Sweepstakes,Y by invita-
ton of Lord Fielding and the officers of the
Flintshire battalion. a Mrs. AshWin made >
esntsr shot and carried of tie prise, s.
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GUERgILLAS IN MISSOURI.
GUERRmLAs sgEDADDsIxG.

:
GUERRILLAs sREDADDaESG.
The Indian InsarrectisR in hinxtsefs.
TOWN OF NEW ULM DESTROYED.
The Chippewas Rising.
PROCLAMATION OF H0EE-IN-THE-DAT.
A PANIC AMONG THE People
Immense Destruction OF Property.
Mysterious Letter from Russell.
LATER FROM PORT ReYaL.
Excitement about Savannah Ram subsiles
REBEL DEFEAT AT FORT DoNELseN
THEIR CANNON CAPTURED-
Destructive Fire in California.
Jackson Burned with . Loss Of s400. .00s.
Etc, Etc., Eics Ee.
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Jackson Burned with Loss Of s4oO. .80s.
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Destructive Fire in California.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
ne prepared to give thrsugh Receipts for all kinds
Of Frti yht to AL Eastern Cities.
DAE'L ABLE CO.,
augl0-u No. 8. Bradley Block
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THEIR CANNON oApTURED.
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REBEL DEFEAT AT FORT DoNELseN
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From Port RoyRi-Exeitsment about q
Savannah Ram Subsided.

NEW YoRK, August 26.-The steam gul
boat Unadilla hiss arrived from Port Roys
which place she left on the goth. She repor
all quiet. The health of the squadron an
troops was good. The excitement about Il
Rebel ram at savannah has subsided, deserte
having reported her failure, leaking badl
and could not be steered.
, 1862-09-01


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oedsa tae q : Fl
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day Of January. y. ISL and irom aud atez that
ansum, psy.e.e % he arst dsy J.ouary snd JalY
ss,d STiS sad Jahasioe - ~ : :ae
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4 m ne n ns sot
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ssensd M % rs p!aeraE @ sum r. s; s;e u M
sne h e e.
retxihstsndnE sasd election 70 be uade At tEs ure
And lhht t!Et : should BE- lswui foE !ae unasr
Enea te o1a "a gp99s 81 sad n5a.5 g M tbe
a aspos. q ns ,as q q fy pa5 3 sss s ID
sdministfsror: oestaats q asgns tnese1 It pco:i:
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ssS y es 59. 1T :. "a ss 3s 81 ne
thatane. not paid Ehen tbs Ra1e became due;
sna rs ts Rs i,P M o5e "a an
ueder, hase elecsd and do elect that lie principal
enfz ass t6snssad dolaz1 sSsn become and bs dua
ssid saSi Of ssvendse theassud
doleIe AID Eaid sum OF one thousand IouT hnndfeI
aoas!S TT Cue ths5en as ~, Mre1ss 1 % 9nzss
and TWO Hundred and hs5 collars which became Gae
Sn ae Fl; s.z e a s5 s
| named sa1u which became due thereon On Ehe dIst
az Ct ssts as
Now tbe1eicre public ro'icc II hereby stvea ttat L
the said il1iAm B. .}gaea ucieT and y p1zu.nve q
lses desos1ned ii pNd mortgage. Ios1t Lohs siKtgce
"a 81 s1ttoaf s. -
6s1 AtxtY -npe }: t7,J aevensY one t7, sey
enty we G.. sesea'y three S. .a:enty ir1r 81 ~
1rs III e'tstyo d. @
ma
! ii B ooAans Addison TO- Chicago, said lots heir1
@ e y e'sx s q e. sns n9s 81
sonth by Goe.te street and oen2 sl the ot3 !neuee
@ttbln snd oeIween as!d at:eet7 al SITUATE f51g and
being N ne city OF Chicago COUNTY o'oos ano ssaEe
And tsas VIII on Monday, the tuentg art1 ds- O
sa5on. Oh iaid p1smisn Il
powers ald FEcrsons Q: lid prtssxs on5r -; ss's
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Mortgages. eoEraensE st page - q ~ Sss S5r
Chleaxa. 3ura IL lsa- e1:see.td
Gu25td WILLIAM 3, OGDEN.
, 1862-09-01

ETh1E OF ILt>JN OIS, COUNTY
~ OF C0oE, ,ss.-supe,io: Court Of Chicago,
November Term. 1ssa. Jslne~ Summers and EAsard
Martin Us t'rrln j. f2o+e. Duncl r. Elsoc William
ILL., William /. Dayi: Eda ard II rim Lawrence
Prou'. E5Eard Scully: Ihemss scully. Pa:res Damn,
joseph E. Sheffield Mathew Jordan ard Srdwet Joy-
dAn his wife John Prout, Micbael Prout Mary 1t es,n
Et!i1a1 Iefson auC JoE y Leeson.
Atfda@tt that Ohio kleME. Joseph E. Sh' "eld,
Matthew Jordan, Bridget dan his wife }oln prout
EdEaEd 5culs5 anl AiichHcI Prout, lda11s -aTe
mined ere HonresdtntS. and that Mary Leesoa, VIII
linn Lesson, and John Leesor, defendants above
ranLed, On dus inquiry cannot he found having b@ea
filed in the flee Of le Cjet Of said Superior Court
k1e1nn,, Jossph E. Sll+ fi, Matthew Jor'au BraS.t
Jorean, his wife Johu Frort, Michael rrput. Msry
Lecsnn, William Letson. John L:eson ann E;warl
brul1y. that the ccmp'atnHnts Cleo hei: bill Of co-
raini In s~Id Court the Chancery side THEREOF, on
the fifth day OF August 1s2, ant that SUNNI 1Eas
tue Issued out # said Court N 3in:t said aeien
dants. retil nal lie the f:st MoiaY OF November
next f.se2}, as is by law required.
Now. unless 5cH The taic t,tho ketEn. Joseph f
shtte!d. Matthew Jord;.r. Bridget oFtlen. MS wife,
John Pr0nt, Michael PTout. Mary Leesan William
ally be q: appear before aaid Superior Court Of Cal
tlerCcf to be ho1deI. at Chicago. IN said County
the first Monday nf Sove1 b. r. 1S62 aid plead
lenlur tie said complatnantS bill. Of complaint
the .lf and tie matters and tl "a tAer- IN ehar.,
and stateu, vf:l be takeE f'ssed, ant scree
eni=red ga1nst you according to the prayer Of said
bill. THOMAS &. CARTER Clerk.
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