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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-15
DlesOLUTlONe, -.

DASSOLO x4OIVSS 49,
TON OF OO-PARTNER.
IL SHIP.1The co. partn ership heretofore
firm Of MILES, JENNINGS & Co, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the Sth inst.
All persons having claims AGAINST the late
firm will present them to G Mills 4 BRo
for payment; and those ind en- ted to the firm
will make payment to g z Mills BAo.
JOHN n. JENNINGS,
Il. NJ. MILES.
The undersigned will continue tho SAD
DLERY and HARNESS BUSINESS at the
old stand of Miles, Jennings Co.. under
the firm Of G. Z. MILES & BROTHER, and
solicit a cOntin uance Of the patronage SO
literally bestowed upon the late firm.
az. MILES,
fe l2-ts X. NJ. MILES
THE OO-PARTNERSHIP Of J. Y. SUND
BERG & 90 was dissolved on the "a
day of december last, by mutual consent
The hooks of the concern will be closed by
CHARLES LUNDIN, the remaining part
ner. All indebted ito the firm will please
call aud settle their acco cunts.
Haviog purchased the entire in terest OF
Mr.. ]. y. SUNDBER4, in the firm Of J. V.
SUNnBERa & Co, would respect fully
on the - to firm, hoping, by strict attention
70 0A''' u.s. 70 merit G ;a1 III; LuND1N.
In Withdrawing from the firm of J. V.
SUNuHERd T. Co. return my thanks to
my frien DIS and customers for their patr onage
during he last six years, and take pleasure
CHARLES LUHDIN, who will continue
the LOUKIN GLASS and L lot U X f
FRAME BUSINESS, at the old stand to the
patronage of the PUBLIC. -
feS-3w& J. v. SUNDBER0.
HISSOLUTIUN- firm Of WOMBLE
& CLAIBORNE Is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. Either party will sign
the name OF the firm in liquidation.
JNO. E. WOMBLE,
JNO. II. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond, February l, 1862.
the COMMISSION BUSINESS at the stand
recently occupied by Womble & Claiborne,
No. IL Pearl street.
fs DIV JNO f.. WOMBLE.
N ISSOLOTIOM = The co-partaership Of
~ vANLEw, TAYLOR l. GO. 10 this day
Having purchased the interest Of O. N. PLEA.
SAINTS, the surviving partner, JOHN N. VAN.
LEW, will hereafter conduct the business In bis
All persons indebted to the old concern, viii
please call and settle with the undersigued.
JOHN N. VAN-LEW.
january I, 1864. is&ts
In lSsOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSHTP.
s.yle Of A. BODEKER & 90, haviog expired
January l. 1862 by limitation, and the decease Of
| Mr.. VIM. BODEKER the undersigned has asso-
eiated with himself Mr.; ". M DADE and his
| brother, Mr.. HENRY BODEKER, on the same
terms that existed In the former concern, and will
continue the d b q q AND APOTHECARY
BUSINESS att he old stand, No. 10 Main street,
under the san name. A. BODEK Err.
Thankful for the past liberal patronage bestowed
on them. they hope, by strict and faithful alton.
ton to their business to merit good share Of the
| same In future.
| ia lots A. RODEKER & co,
AZ Il. H. BROUNNLL is admitted partner IN
Vk our business. CLARK6ON Il co.
ia S-ts
hISSOLU tIUN.-The CO psrtnership hereto.
- fore existing under the name Of Spencer
| 4 CAREY was dissolved by mutual consent on
the LIST inst The burmese will hereafter be con-
ductedin the name Of l.. d. SPENCER
II. n SPENCE,
h@ts q W. CAREY
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TDW'D DORIAN,
~ CUPPER AND LEECHER,
North side OF Broad street, between Mayo st.
and Central Depot.
Having iust received large supply Of foreign
Leeches, am now fully prepared to apply them
on reasonable terms.
MS. DORIAN, Practical Leecher, attends to f.
male leechiUg.
N. B.-Particular attention to all orders, night
or day ia l4-1n*
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NJ A Il BL f WOR KS
4 AAES ID. BROWNIES

AAES ID. BROWNIES
- ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9TH street, next to the Mechanics Iasttata
ZION 2ALIN0H, VERANDAHS, BALOO
m!Eb. U1AlR6, SET TEES, &c. also, graf
ttM1 VENT and Oellas DOORS, and every osh1l
A1oo OF thON WOAk .sf ornamental and building
purpossa, manufacturer q short notics
Particulv attsntton sivn a Snalosins N
fsAl LIS IN Ne csy md esaa1y, Il My
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hISSOLU fIUN.-The Co psrtnerahip hereto
l. fore existing under the name Of Spencer
CAREY was dissolved by mutual consent on
the LIST inst The burmese will hereafter be con.
Quoted In the name Of l.. d. SPENCE.
II. SPENCE,
Ia It's q w. CAREY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-15

kNULDIEKS, ATTEFTION.-If you want a
- real coed and .er~iceable KNAPSAOK, or
WATERPROOF C'JAT, CAPE, LEGGINS,
CATERS, HAVEHSA BLANKET, &C., go
to the kNAPSACK DEPOT, corner Of Governor
and Main streets, ovs' Mr.. Spences Clothing
Establishment, where pau will nnd . full assort-
ment cheap: Sutlers' ID companies supplied.
In 3l--ln&
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sNOR SALE That beautiful: located RESI-
= D3NCE on Fourth str let, Candles Hill
directly opposite Pratt's Cottage containing SIX
rooms. For small sized family, moro desira-
bis location can be found In this city. Inquire of
Asa Snyder, at Richmond Stove Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-15

EOh SALE
r A PLANTATION
SEWING MACHINE,
SlOat's patent. 1t is in good order and b rs
been used about four months. Inquire at
100 Main street.
fe 4-N w. S. TJIpMAN.
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arsssx nx aaK Avn, SALE.

SEOR RENT-Ihe whole of the second and
r third stories of the building corner OF
Main and 18Th streets, two fl .Ors running
the Wht lie depth of the bnilding, and two
rooms over the store OF Mr.. Favier, on 18th
street.. The whole, with a good entrance
from 18th street-not suited FOR families.
II LOW T.. Il. SPENCE.
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ygUWER FOR Notwithstanding to erect
4 buildings on the lot co, uer Gary and 10th
streets, now occupied by FIR. Truman A.
Parker, to accommodate my business, l shall
Ae able to furnish TO one or more tenants
about lG-horse Power, and will arrange the
buildings With special reference to the use
to the subscriber, at the Richmond Stove
Works Fla 22-ts] ASA SNYDER.
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& y u I Ii + 4 N
y FILE MANUFAOTOR 1
REMOVED from our old place TO WV. r. COOK 4
Shop, 9Th street, above Main. whore We keep on
hand a good assorted stock Of FH4HQ AND
RASPS.
n0 Recruiting Of Old Files done for customsrA
II I1-lm* LAT HHvTMAN.
rOPPER.-The underosned, Asents Of the
" UNION OONSOLI D A + ED COPPER
MINE, Of Tennessee, have Just received supply
Of pure INGOT OOPPER which they s6er foi
sale in lots to suit purchaser
Ito RAONN 4 HAQKWRVTJ.E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-15

10 EMOVAL-W WILLIAM T. KING has.
IL, moved mis- Gtock of GROCERIES to tn
house vacated by Austin l. Gentry, doors wes
Of his old stand.
In addition to the BEST assortment Of Groceries
10 be obtained during the war, the subscriber will
keep on hand a stock Of Hay, Corn, Bye, Oats
Mill Feed, Bolted Meal, &C., at lowest cash prices
ja25-lm VIM r. KING.
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0BO. N. FLRCK no. J. CHRIsTlAN.
~ EO. II. FLICK B CO.,
|" Manufacturers Of superior
White Wine and Pure Cider
VINE G AR,
For Picking, &C..
Main street, near Goth Richmond, Va.
~ Orders sent by mail promptly attended 10.
il 28-2m*
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h1UT1Ok-Having resumed the AUCTION
~ and COMMISSION BUSINESS, We are
prepared to receive consignments Of general mer.
chandise, for sale at auction Or privately, and
make liberal cash advances. We shall retain, for
tie present, our large and commvdious ware
house. where goods can be safely stored and fairly
exhibited. Oonsignments will receive our prompt
attention.
IL 6-ta KENT pAvNH 90.
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rsNU RENT-A Hrrse of PRIVATE EN-
TEKTAINMENT 7, st Clover Station, on
the Richmond and Dangiiia Railroad "a miles
from Richmond. This Houss IS the property of
tue isailfosd Company, and YVES bciit with the
view q having q convenient boarding place for
Office and employees of the com pspy, and also
II eatirg house f3r the scconm cdetlon of pas.
sen:srs. /. Ia vacant and the Company de-
sirta o rent 1t. Fer terms and further particu-
lars, apply at the office OF the Richmond and
1anvi!le Railroad Company. fe 7-3w
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Thankful for the past liberal patronage bestowed
on them they hope, by strict and faithful atten.
ton to their business to merit good share Of the
same In future.
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING MA.
CHIMES repaired and kept in order.
NEEDLES and SILK on hand
Fine Tucking and Family Sewing done by Miss
8. LYONS, No. la Main ST. eet over the store,
opposite Saml n. Prices.
Orders sent prnmntly attended to- Ia 10-Smt
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AZ X. H. BROUNNLL is admitted s partner n
VI our business. CLARKSON l. Co
ia S-ta
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In wi 'hdrawing from the firm of J. v.
SUNUUERG T. CO., return my thanks to
my frieu DIS and customers for their patr onage
during The last six years, and take pleasure
in recommending my late partner, Mr..
CHARLES LUEDIN, who will cont n e
the LOUKING- GLASS and L lot U K +
FRAME; BUSINESS, at the old stand, to the
patronage of the public.
fe S-SWk J. v. SUNUBERG.
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LIFE q FIRE ms UKANCEe
TN u Il A N q &.
The VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
RANCE COMP ANY,
OFFICE, No. le3,
Their new building on Main street, next door 70
the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.
, -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29
VOL. I, NO. 4l.-WHOLE NO. 1853.

got hold Of q secesh musket which lsy around
the quarters; got hold of few cartridges, and
followed up . company OF our men, deployed
out as skirmisher, entirely unnoticed, AZ time
when-well please try skirmishing up to q
masked battery; you'll hardly stcp to analyse
colors or split hairs On the difference bet~eea
races. The poor devil had been cheated all his
ite cut OF his wages. out OF his rights, out Of
himself, but he hadn't been deprived of his
feariessness. The boys first saw him about q
hundred yards from the face Of the battery.
nearly directly In front. taking a dead level
across q corner OF q fence, and he put in arr
rounds OF MINES" and powder, with a will
this trusty" fellow did. He did not know bus
that he vas beading" his Kans" Please AJAX
Il. q. what We shall do sith the wicked euss.
All! Aessrs. Editors, you can speculate away
OF there ab Ut tue 'conduc, of the var" and
keeping il pure and uncontaninsted, and il il
IAN awful thing to ALLOW the negro to mix up in
IT," and all that IL is good weather with YOU
Northern folks to indulge in cool specuarous.
But when YOU get dsSn here among The tkinc
Itself, and hear and learn, and see, a a YOU be-
come enlisted in sympathy from daily sight
why-l know q score of men-good, soid. old.
hard-shelied Democrats, one or TOO pretty
cell up in rank They heard OF il. No, one
but laughed inccntinently at the idea; and
wh'sper u-praissd his b,orery. But one or
two said, "twont do to lrt il get knownn But
I've warned you not ro Puoisi, i,, uu, ir Nou
do, pis.ss 5000 S~a as~.. sbs =" sssu usd uoI
tight for his uncle and namesake "oficiaIly."
but on his own hook, sn independent arrange.
meut
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-29

TIE SxALLrsr DwARY YET. - The smallest
dwarf in the world is undoubtedly Commodore
Mutt, of Manchester, y. q. BE is Is years Of
age. His .ponsorial aPpendage is George Wash
ington Mutt. He 10 the son of Major Rodnia
Mutt, thrifty and highly respected farmer of the
above town. In stature be Is inconceivably
small All other dwarfs towering as giants by
his side. Gen. Tom Thumb, With whom Ar.
Barnum created such . furor in Europe some
wears ago, stands thirteen inches higher than
Commodore Mutt "boots and oil" Libers
overtures have been made by our fact sho~mer
for the privilege of exhibiting the little Conmo'
dore to the public, but his parents, and, indeed
the little Mutt himself, have decided osjec,ioni
to bis being made a show" of. The little fel
low 10 we'll educated, both in English and foreigr
languages His great passion is 10 drive spsnk
ing team of fast horeee.
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The following letter was written by Napoleon
to Augereeu, On the 2lft Of February, lsl4:
What. Six hours after receiving the first
troops from Spain YOU are not i'm the field. Six
hours rest is quite enough for them. | con-
quered at Nangis with the brigades of Dragons
coming from Spain, who from Bsyonnc had not
drawn rein. DO you say that the siX baItalions
from Nina want clothes and eqaipsge, and arc
uninsiructed! Augereau, What miserable excu.
see. have destroyed SO, 900 enemies with bat
taons of conscripts SCARCELY clio he'd and with
out cartridge boxes. The National Guards arc
pitiful. l have here 1900 from Augers and
Breiagne, with good weapons; and have made
them tell. There is no money, do you say! But
where do you expect TO get money but from the
pockets OF the enemy You hsve no teams
seize them. lou have no magazines? Tot,
tut. that is too ridiculous! or er You TO put
,ourseu IN the neld twelve hours after you re-
ceve this letter. II you are still At Augereau Of
Castiglione, keep your command II your sixty
wears are too much for YOU. reinquish IL to the
| menaced and in danger. IL can only be saved
| by daring and slscity, aud not by VAN DELAYS.
You must hav. nucleus OF 900 picked troops
I have not 40 many, yet have destroyed three
armies. captured $4,000 prisoners, taken two
hundred pieces Of artillery, and thrice saved the
capital. The enemy are in foil fight upon
| Troyes! Be before them. Act no longer a. Of
late. Resume the method and spirit OF 's3-
When Frenchmen see your plume waving In the
van, and YOU. fret Of all, exposed to the en-
emy's Ere, you will Go with them whatever you
will
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Av1 been made in the conditions Of certain linden
ture of mortgage executed by Charles A Price OF the
city Of Lansing OF Michigan TO Jane Manley,
- sha - AnS uaii, anu
state of Nichigan dated the 1lih day of April, n
ls5c and recorded the 10th day of May, A D. 1850,
al clock A NJ in the office of Register Of Deeds for
the county Of Ingham state Of Michigan in liber IL OF
mortgages on page ls5 and the amount Claimed to be
due on mortgage at the date OF this notice. being
the sum OF hundred and sixty six dollars and thirty
seven cents (sl66 so and no proceedings at law or
equity having instituted TO recover the debt now
remaining secured by said mortcag any part there
Of and the power to sell contained 10 said mortgage
having become operative, now ii refore notice is here
BY given that the 9th day Of April, A ID. 1862, at
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. at the from door Of
the Court House the village Of Mason, in said county
Of Ingham said House being the place of holding
the Circuit Court for said county, there will be sold at
public vendue the highest bidder provided by law
the ands and premises described III said mortgage, or
so much thereof as shall be necessary 10 satisfy the
amount said mortgage at the date Of this notice.
together with the int and costs and expenses
allowed bv law together with the attorney fee of thirty
dollars provided In said mortgage, which said land
and premises are described II said mortgage follows
viz: lot number four ~ IN block number eighteen s)
of Seymcurs subdivision in the (now city Of Ian
sng) plat of Lansing in The county of lngham and State
Of Michigan. WM. II PlNCkNEf,
Atty for Jane Manley, Mortgage.
Lansing, Jan. Is, 1872. 35lwol
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Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

AVA oe-n made be payment of the first ins,ame.t
Il certain mortgage executed by John W Cook 10 hi!c
T. Ayers, dated the 10Th day If eorua 1861,
recorded IN the Cce of the Register I Deecs for
county 10 the State Of Michigan, the Gsy MAJ
1861, nj o'c OckP Later Is of Mortgages, page
1856, which mortgage duly assigned BY sad rhiO e.
aye S TO the unoeIsgOec Hiram II smith, and the
sgnment recorded the said Re. If Deeds Uf
af4 aR The ~ b. dY al Nsshr s1~sI l"~Aek E.H.-
gage aimed cue al the date OF tn uotee
pal the rum o! Two hundie and
seven proceeding At Law or eQu
" has Instituted for The recovery OF the same
an, part thereof, therefore hereby gwen, that
gage i'll be oIecloset by sale of the gageo
premises and that BY virtue Of OF sale contain
said igage, IN Of the Statute Ia such
mace and provided, The premises describes IN saic
mo- tgag~ vii be sole To pay the amount claimed due
esAd, with the interest thereon tge,her with $50
toruey fee PROVIDED for said gage and the costs
and gee of such sale public vencue to The highest
bidder the Court h"ue in the village Of Mason, Zoe
ug the place Of holding the Circuit Court said county
of ngbsm, Thu sdsy the 18th day of Ma ch next be-
tween he hour Of O'Clock the forenoon and the set
ting Of The SUM- O'Clock the aftern Of
SAID day Sad sale ~il be subject 10 the suD # $500
and thereon Yet to be ONE due said uorgase
The described said rgage s the north
hsu Of los O in block Two hund ed and forty six
(246 in the city of La. sing, ths county OF lngham
ana state Of Michigan.
Dated December 10th, 1851
HIRAM a. SMITH,
Assignee of SAID Mortgage.
T. LoyGyEaR ATTORNEY l3s 3i7
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ORIGIN Of THE TELESCOPE AsD
PENDlLUM.

II seems scarcely crediIsble that that wonder
fui far seeing instrument, which brings the most
distant worlds under curious ken should
have had its origin in childs PLAY; vet SO /, i.
The children of a Spectacle maker In Middle
burg were allowed at times-probaoly on vet
dsys-to play in their fathers workshop On
one OF these occasions they were amusing them.
selves With some spectacle glasses, when one of
them placed two together, one before the Other
and looked through them nj weather cock on a
neghboring steeple. To the childs aston .sh.
ment, the vane appeared larger and nearer 10 il
than when seen through one glass ouly. The
father was called TO see the sight and st,uck
~lth the similar fact, resolved To turn il 10 ad.
tage. His first plan was TO tx two gissses on a
board, by means OF brass Iiugs, which mi. ht be
brought nearer 10 each other or farther off nj
pleasure. He was thus enabled 10 see distant
objects better and more distinctly than before
The next improvement, VAS glass on a tube
which may be termed the first telescope Gahl,o
soon heard Of IL. and applied 1t 10 astronomical
purposes. The mention OF this great man re-.
calls to mind his accidental discovery of the pen.
dulum. A correct time had long been d,cid.
eratum in the world. Water c cks had been
tried and found wanting; Alhed's candies would
not do Tor the world at large. Another lucky
accident must supply the sant, and il comes as
'o''"s, i"o 'u'u'e S'ea' asHohohler. though
then only young man, was in the cathedral at
Pisa. One OF the vergers had been supplying q
lamp with oil, which hung fsom the ROOT. and
iett ii Swinging to and fro; th caught Galileo's
attention; and CAREFUL, noticing il, he observed
that il vibraied in equal times ana H. It copceiy.
ed the idea OF applying IL TO the measurement
OF time. Ii Cost him fifty years To complete his
pendulum. Alter the telescope and pendulum
sc can hardly pass over Sir Isaac N.wton's d,s.
covery Of the lax Of gravity. though il il too
well known to require more than naming An
apple sccidenta, falling To the ground before
a,s Eeervr-or Aacarc. na. sssl .a,~
sprung from these seeming uif ~ Distant
worlds have not only been discovered, but
weighed aud measured; the painless ocean can
he Travelled over with the same certainty as II
guide posts we're every three or four miles; aud
time can be measured to the greatest nicely.
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PErRvED ISprAS EYEs The editor Of the
Panama Star acknowledges the receipt from a
friend at africa, Perm, OF q quantity OF pets.6ed
Indian eyes, taken from the Indian burying
grounds in that beigbborhood, which are proba.
bly, as great q curiosity in their way has ever
come to light. The ball of the eve is exceed
ingly perfect, displaying the pupil aud other
parts 90 ds,nc ly as a. once To strike the obser.
yer. Iti apparently Of hard. horny substance,
and pees of in thin, transparent fakes. The
face Of the eye presents reddish hue With yel-
low circles, and, when reflected IN the light, it
becomes brilliantly Illuminated. The back part
is Of a bright glossy yellow ,inge. looking much
ike damaged pearl, brt when the outer fakes
are taken of the entire eye becomes the color
If bright amber. which il is easily mistaken for.
These eyes are found at times loose inside the
SKULL, and at other ti,nes on the ground of the
cave or grave, having fallen out after becoming
dried up.
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SALE-Default having

vl been made in the con iitions of a certain mort
gage (whereby the power therein contained 70 sell has
become operative executed by Evra : Ranny, Of the
county Of Ingham and State Of Michigan, TO Ava q.
True OF Jackson Michigan dated the sixteenth day OF
August A. y. eighteen hundred and yeight in the
the office of Register of Deeds for the county OF gham
in the Of Michigan in Lber eleven Of mortgages on
pages e52 which said mortgage was duly assigned the
tenth day Of April, A D. eighteen hundred and sixty
one by said Ava G. True TO o. " Bennett which said
assignment was duly recorded the twenty fourth day
Of December 4 n eighteen hundred and sixty one, in
said Register office in ber II Ct mortgages on pages
$50 and e2l. upon which mortgage there Is claimed
10 be due at the date OF this notice, the sum OF
seventy-one dollars and ffty cents and no sui; OF
proceedings at law having been instituted 70 re-
cover any part thereof notice is therefore hereby
given, that on Thursday, the twerty fourth day OF
April next four O'Clock in the afternoon, shal!
sell public auction TO the highest BIDDER ae 70 take
place a, the front door Of the Ingtn county Circuit
Court House. the village OF Mason, the premises con-
tanned such mortgage (or so much thereof as shall be
necessary satisfy the amount due on such mortgage
with per interest, and legal costs together
with attorney fee Of fifteen toars that Is 70 say
following piece parcel OF land situate II lngham county
Michigan sixty Of the north part OF the south
west quarter Of section number nine N town numbei
three, north Of range number one west
Dated Jackson, January llth. 4. y. lssc.
| ORSAN W. BENNETT, Assignee.
Penrett and Hanker, Attorneys. oo-wi3
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Table D shows large amount Of specific tax
es still in arrears, aside from the amount
against the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway Com
pany, which it has not been possible, as yet, to
adjust On the books of this department.
The case q the Michigan Southern and Nor
thern Indiana Railroad Company, being still un
decided, have made the usual assessment, a
portion of which they refused to pay, which
adds to their former Indebtedness, the sum OF
kIl7la "a: but nave RETAINED from further
action in the premises under the belief that q
decision OF the Court was soon Lo had, .ni
that DO action of mine could avail in securing
the settlement Of the question, with more Ger
ta'nty than to await this decision.
or the million loan authorized for purposes
Extra Session Of 1861, Act No 81 $449,l 100 have
been sold, from which has been realized the sun
Of ................... &462 ,s3l 81
The fund thus created has been aug
mented by an amount reimbursed by gen
eral government ....... $4,000 90
By accrued interest on bonds
al date Of sale, e,........... 4, ,33s IS
And by premium on draft, sc. ll3 81