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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22

CHARLESTON AND ITS DEFkSsks-The follow
ing extract from an article in late number of
the Richmond Enquirer, containing a descrip-
ton of Charleston, its harbOr, forts, batteries,
&c, is of particular interest at this time:
-"Chareston is situated upon Low. level
point OF land at the Junction OF Cooper and Ash.
ley rivers. No portion of the city is more than
twenty feet above the tide, so that on approach
ing II from the har0or its buildings and the beau
tiul spires OF its churches seem 10 rise directly
from the water. The Cooper river Joins the
Ashley at right angles from the north, and the
continuation of the latter river, running directly
due east, forms the lower harbor and bsv Of
Charleston. which widens gradually from two to
Eve miles to It's mouth, distant about ten miles
from the city. On the opposite side OF the
Cooper river, where K deboaches into the har
Dor, short mile from the city, is Castle Pinex
ney, . small work, but mounting some heavy
guns Nearly opposite, on the other side of the
haIbor, on James Island, about two miles dis
tAnt, Is Fort Johnson. About four miles from
The CITY, midwsy between Sulhvan's and James
Islands IS Fort Sumpter, and directly northward
OF Il, on SulHvan's Island, at a distance Of two
thousand yards, s Fort Moutrie. Between
these two forts is the only channel for vessels To
approach the city. The principal entrance TO
the harbor is through ship channel, the oute-
bar Of which IS distant southeast from Fort
Sumpter about six miles. Shortly after crossing
the bar, the enemy's vessels will come under
the IRE of the batteries on Johns Hand. near.
and paralleled TO which the channel runs in a
westerly direction for Two miles Ii then makes
an angle nOrshward. running for more than a
mile directly towards Ports Sumpter aud Moul-
uie. Alter passing the former it turns to the
YES. and passes beneath the for 6cations, d.
reeuy under their guns. and then bends TO the
SS1snTest IN which Direction it approaches
Fort johnson for upward 81 two mile. Iii, o.,
the right 1t is under the Gre Of Css,Is P;,cLn..v
Ii Is not until the enemy silences or nassss IN
these works, and others that vii announce hen.
selves a. the proper time, that he will he sbIs
to occupy Cooper and Ashley rivers ana nIscs
Charleston at the mercy Of the shot and .hen Of
his iron clads"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22


igan, county OF Ingham, sat = ses ion OF the
Probate Coart for the county OF ngha holden al tue
Probate Once in the village Of Mason on Tuesday the
l4th day OF April, in the year thousand eight
hundred and siXtythree. Present. VIM r. Pnekrlev
Judge Of Probate. In the OF estate Of Moses
Stringham, deceased On reading AMI fling the pet
ton. duly verified, Of VIM. Il wAshburn. praying
for order to authorize Avian Stringhau adnistra
Of said deceased. - convey certain real estate Of
which sale deceased died seiEsd % said petitoner
Thereup0n IL Is ordered, that Monday the FIRST day q
June next at II O'Clock IN the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs
OF said deceased and all other persons interested in
estate are required TO appear a. session OF said Cocrt
then 10 be holden az the Probate Once In the village OF
Mason and show cause, any there be- WHY the prayer
Of the petitioner should not be granted And u IS FIR
Their ordered that said petitioner give the per
sous interested IN said estate, Of the pen1eucv o. sal
petition, and tue hearing thereof BY causing cory OF
lS's order % be published II the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating in said county Of -
fa successive weeks prev to said day o. hear
lag. 4 true copy VIZ. H. PISCKNEY
4lsw6 Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22
CTATE OF MIrHIGAN-Fourtb in.


~ dicai Crcut.-ln C-ar Gerry suit pending iu the
Circuit Court .or t1e county o I1gam Ia Cllncery az
Mason the , Gay oi April. L. ID. $50. before Hon
L Lawrence Il Chambers il cause therein pen nE
wherein Daniel l. Cross is coz p-aiusui and IA
5-ta Clark Charles C.a-s. Ann Ella Clark and Frank
Clark Defendants il satisfactorily appearing Co. the
corrt from the ahavt II D41le L Crossuan that the
bill % complainant in Tins IS fled f0r The purpose
7f obtaining partition oi t1e land therein lscr s
follows t0 t- re north east quarter Of So ial l--
teen IN town Two north Of range one asst u CHAM Tn
y, Michigan. that each q sllI defendants n0.-res
dents of t--s state and ssTeras have ~ -fe- 90
SAID hud. up1n t1- OF Barnes * b lrtingt1l s. f-
TOYS i9- -l- conf -- ordered. thar each 0t
ieu-l-ts and al parties Interested il st4 land tl o.
pear am answer The bah O. complaint i De- tfs lse
9y The lrsi day o June next. is g. or that ssi BAL
l t-Ne- = confessed - s-il --l-llllts Al- POI
Ike Iu0tion e IS further ordered hat hin l-y
days the comp a1a-t cause copy 0t this Order 0r-e
p elc vefs 0r w=ss IL succession. ts pub Eh-
Cd IL the In sing state zprblican newspaper printed
I'D r-'itshe1 ln s4t county % lu-han. tha- said
7r7alll- cause COPY ot tls o-ier 90 t- rers lly
s1ry ei upon SAT- 4eieu-alts
T. LAWRENCE. Gre. .t j. ro.
BARSEs HryTlysT0y. solicitors l1r Comp O.
q tue copy C fleorl-i 1al1
45w6 L-lEy FED. IrT--r Register.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22
CTATE OF MICHIGAN - Fourth

- Judicial Circuit-1uit pending in Tie Circuit Court
ile County of Inghani-In Chancary. th. r I-e
OF Mason, IN said county. the -7tl day 1f 5ilfcl
Horton. Erastus Horton, and jacob HlHss 10 sat
Coami-sio usr lor lnghsm County by tl. affidavit Vi
F. H. W Blrtch. OF the Solicitors lor elu am FL
that the defendant Henry D0rmsrs l4zt known 1..c of
reslJeLee iu TINS state Du- That s prescott % ice
~ res lelce cannot ha SCREAMED ami tiet th sl-
EristGs J. Horton resilient Of this STATE but
IS llw absent tlerc-r0ln- Oh motion ol Jlo y Long
year OF council Tor comp a.lant IL ordered tlt The
said defendants. Henry bonner ani Erastls = Horton
cause their pp-4ri-ce ~ tl.s b. entered W. h
tire months rom the date 0i this ORDER and thar a
case Of tneir appear NEE they cause hir Do On.
c5mpia!aapts bill u he fled, ana cpg tLe-eo, srve-
The Compartments solicitor within twenty days alter
service Of copy slit bin and notice ~ this Order
and teflnit thereof that the saf bill De taken rs
coEisssed ~ the sal defendants HsHry D0rmrr au4
Erast-s j. Horton Aud b. is Further ordered that 80 III
ia nty days the sIil compliments cause tbs order
10 ba published Lansing state Republican a noR-
paper print all Published slil county oi Inghrn
said pssstc4tieH be Continued once I'm oaca
copy OF ths order to DO personally rived Oh tn sas
isieutn1 y slry Dl-insr and Erast-s j. Horton g
least twenty days before the time above Prescribe. Tor
their appearauc-. -nite-. March 10. isl3-
HORAuO PRATT. Ci-c.lt Court Com'r
for IlEllm Comfy.
LoNGTEAB & BrRTcH. Sol'rs Tor Compliments
a true copy l. REID l- Dt. J. lister.
- 4lsw6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22
NHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of a

~ decreIal order, made and entered the Circuit
Court Of United states for the District OF Michigan
the cause where John NJ Knox Is complainant. anu
stanley Briggs aud Ann Briggs defendants shall
sell at pubic auction at the front door OF the
Capitol the cisy or Lansing, county Of Ingham aud
OF Michigan. the 2Sth day OF May, A d. 1885,
at clock IN the afternoon, all that certain piece or
sing county Of In gaam, and Of Michigan being
peri OF lOI namber nine e. In block number ia,
said village OF Lansing, according 70 the recorded plat
thereof, AMI bounded aud descaibed follows com
meneug the south west corner OF said lot number
nine aai running thence lis feet on The south hue
Of said io Whence % feet thence lis feet
thence south - feet TO the lace Of beginning Wash
ingtca avenue, being the same premises heretofore con
veyei by c c. Darling and wife 70 the said Stanley
Briggs by decd, recorded IN ber Il OF deeds on page
S4 10 the record Of deeds Of Inghn county AFORESAID
Dated April Is, 1865.
GEO. C. Bull
Master in Chancery OF saf1 Court
WV. A MOORE. Compliments solicitor 4l6w7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22
q wp.pz nor TIRED OF FIGHTING YET.


O we're not tired o. fighting yet!
Were not the boys % frignten yeti
Whlis drains are drumming, wen be coming
With the ball and bayonet.
For we can hit while they can pound,
And so let's have another roCndl
Secesh Is bound b lex the ground,
AID we'll b. in their pantry yetl
Owe're not tired OF tramping yet
Or soldier lie Or camping yet
And rough OF leFI. man o. esFlii
We are game for stamping yet
We've lived through weather wet and dry,
Thrs1gh ban sno IRE without cry,
We wouldn't freeze AMI could u Try,
And hav % got through our tranping yeti
We havu't broke up the party yet,
We're rough, and tough. and hearty YET
who talks n going pays what's owing,
And there's a bill viii smart you yet
50 bang tue doors and lock 'em tight!
Seces1, yOu've gol 70 make Il right!
Wei have nttie dance tonight
Yol caa'I oegia - travel yet
OWe're not TRAD u 1ghilng yet,
Nor ripe for cislniou yet.
Before they - u, " gel through l.,
Tters'I BE- sorDe savage biting yet
Then rip hlrral Tor Jlcps sam
Add down viii al sscesn and sham
From DAVIS ~ Fal!a8diglam,
They shall rue tneIr treason yeti
VA S0ngs i FfssdoaA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22
4 nMINI>TRATOR,S SALE-Nn.

\ tice IS hereby gwen. that IN Pursuance Of L.
ceuse % me granted By Wm. II. Pincknsy Judge q
Probate for the county o. lngham OF the 10Th day Il
January 4 1S6 shall sell al public auction on The
premises on Saturday the 1ith day OF April 1855 ~
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of SAID day the following piece
Or parcel q land VII. Tie 4 Of the = q section
81, iowa tW0 north OF range two west beng 50
acres mere o. less iaveatoFied at 81 01-TeFms a1i
eooofaoas made known on the day Of sac.
JAY ". FREEMAN. Administrator
q he estate Of Henry a Freszzn decezsedl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22
A DMINISTRATORS SALEM

\ tice hereby given, that II pursuance Of license
granted by the Judge OF Probate for the couutv Of
Ingham, the 3vsh day Of March, 1855 We shall sell
al public sale al the front door Of the Court House il
Mason, saturday the 25d day Of Nay 1888 al o.
clock Of said day, the following piece parcel Of and
viz The ! OF " = Of Section 4. Town north OF
Range Wesi Containing 20 acres, or less: all
improved, good frame barn. good vel q water Young
orchard. Terms made known on the DAY OF sale
TOBIAS HOLDEN
JAS p REID
Aaua's Of estate q am D. KiIb0urue deceased.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22

How 10 rAKE VIcKssuKs A distin guishs5
emeer IN the army before Vieksbarg has apeu
pan Tor capturing that stronghold. IF I had
eagn'y thousand Of your Northern rebel Demo
era's; ne saws, ''brigaded down here, would
IAke 'ieksourg inside of ten days, or lose every
Which n - '~''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22
A DEMONSTRATIONS SAFE Nof;es

Is hereby Ev-r tit ir pursuance ~ license 20 M
E-anted oy n II flcSv. JH ~ q FrC hte f3- The
e n-y 81 lnE1aI. on tie 49, fay 4 Mlrct A 70
ls63- shan at plt.r lrc-.rr. % 81. Fr1r-
steps NJ the >aEw'-- H--l rll First W--5 ~
TIE ttT q LlrsE On Sl7ur1 y. the 1i-h ny ~ Ny
next a. : cock BE- The atl-rrC- ~ sara far al rba
interest q Ru5F IC-A.e. ilcl1s- &. H. and % The
.olowi1E piece ~ art We Thc y, = ~ S Il Z ~
50 ? lownsaip+ Worth T Rs-se West Terms nude
known o. day q sale.
WI 4 DRYER
14F7 Adnr Estate Il Ra6y Duukle, deceased.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22

NOUJE 10 IKEEAFIIUN CIAIMANIS.
Every person entitled the right Of presumption 20
any the within the townships anu parts OF
ships above enumerated required ~ establish the
the satisfaction OF the Register Receiver OF
the proper Lani OHlce and make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this AM before
dly appointed for the commencement OF the public
Of the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such claim viii be forfeited.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22
NOTICE ~

tioe b hereby eivea tlst 10 pursuance az a war
rant u as issued ur VIM II flcsley judge ol Probate
for te county of ng-am, WILL met at che Office o.
81 u lhAttert1n, m tle village ~ OSemQ- Cd I'll say.
tLe I0-l Gay ol ApT.. ana ol IlursaaF tAe "a
day %, Jals. $50. between the hours of oc.ocS
4. IT, ami oc0cs T. 81. OF SAIL days. for Sic plrpos
~ receiving AMI adjusting claims against TIE estate e..
Jess =. Eliot. deceased All persons having claims
agsiLsf ana est1ts are hereby notified G. present tl T.
" Is al one 0f said Gays Tor All stment as le TIM to-
hearing claims expires On the Cd day n -.ntrmoar
yr7 VI u CHArTFETON
VIZ T KFLEY.
-l5r4 C1nlmlssll-crz.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22

This Wrlnger Is without any doubt far .,u.-,... -
any other livery family should have ORs q cen a.
/ HsArsl,of 10 the hardest rart OF wasAsuv A.. 4
: Il eoaoes The Washing 10 be done IN one iAirc II.
S Il saves the Clothes from that terrihis -.
10 drive cut The water order make thsm srV sS
l. IL saves he tender hands from al Aiterna,s -, =
hot Ane cod water snc Ass o SAL ths clothes !, -
as dry Acs
lie reason Why aess WnAoers are 80 univsrs.n, -.
chased N preferences 10 A. others, are a. folows.
They are MADE % = -cAni1ed Rubber And c.,,.,
Ttry viii nta ut Of earrri from ou,.h.,, -.
and quarter inches thckness without ths -, -,
alton. and easily BE- changed nom lab aassb.- n
| Two seconds
5 They are 50 constructed that you can urins L..
kerchief, blanket Or bed-Qunt wiIbooG Ne lsAs. -
lion q machinery, therefore al liability u hre,St
| from neglect Is avoided.
4 They are small, hight and simple ant cannot -, =
u repair, and vii wiring clothes much dryer "a, -.
Be donc by twisting With The eznds.
The only objection O. Clothes Wringers has bssr -
would uot stay the tab firmly, and large ano 80
thngs could not be passed through between IA. 80
withcus trouble II tins machine the cirncusiy \ -
viatec
| The simple lAsgenings on the outside are ,.n...
10 hold the wringer perfectly tight 20 the tu6 49,
lhc spiral springs The ends ~ The upper rol =
keep - IA place Tor large OF small Articles II ons ~
Al TIC machine does not conyncs the mozs skepsic -.
trial on washing day settles every doubt the urss
| = surely SOLD.
4 Crrat many " thefe Wrirgcrt use And anwA.
have them delighted with them.
We want every family IN the country have one A.,
therefore invite AL % sail ~ the undsrs,-
aad see them To those who think they e.nno, -,
the money 10 buy one, beg leave 10 say vou -
better srord 10 raisethe money than susr he -,
and tear caused by the hard twist your clothes ~ H.
hand wringing.
The wriAging Machine, by pressing he wa,,r a.,
without the slightest injury 10 The haess tartu,.
WILL pay It's cost N SIX months iH the single item on ~.
and tear sAved-and yoa add 70 that ths sinsssc s
saved and The icasnrO derived from aving ths w.sA1
out oi the way carly il more than paid Ter IN ne.
The Wrngers made IA three sfea
Retail prices. 50 GO, - 50 and s. %
Any psrsoa icA0 b1ys ea< and, after hJsag 4 MD.
n retuya Il, d % aAd Aass az H.0ney rSluadsS
J W. AhPHlkIr
4o2m5 A0rHf for In0AoA o., kEA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-22
NOTICE. i
,,TATE OF MICHIGAN-Four.h Ju.

- / y / + Of MlO nIUAN-F uur.h > u
~ lr-iaI Crclt.--u4- p-ndilg IN Tie C4-lt Court
fl- the County % ln-lain-ll tlancery tae vLtags
et Mason il sllI cl-uty. ou tle -.t- day oi March.
SD Horace j. Perrin, e. Wlla. ID II '.i04. hr-ld-
J. IIOr ton and jacob h. HlwAs. 10 sltlsac tIIls Ai-
bearing o. me- Hor4io Pratt orcllt to.rt
ilr ti- county "a ll-aln. uy tle -t-4Ft oi B. D. VI
fiurtc o.e the solicitors Tor the cuurlii-a-t that
the tccnraut. ETasuis j. Horton. resident H t.is
state. D4t Us absent tlelerll. ul notion ti j-o-
" L. - 81 u Clll-e. lur llant. . s ordered
that "a said eleldat Erl-t4s Horton. cause his APP
nearar ce this cause q he entered within three
months from tle date oi thls ORDER al tL.t case oi
bis appearance hs cause his to tle u.i-uts
bl. 10 bee h.d lInr turreo! 10 be- srrv.- TIE
comp ainants solicitors within twenty days after ice
90 copy sliI bal ali notice lf tll- that
900 default thereof THAI said n be t4Heu Culise D
Tie I'D defendant j. Horton. And ll.~
ordered within twenty days. tAe sai mp ia-lt
cause this order to he published l tl- ilf-i.- -f.f
Republican o. newspaper printed and pua,A1d sail
c0unty o. lugDaID a each week Tor TX ll
.cctssl8n or that hs copy % ibis ogitr be-
r-uallv served tla sAii l-f-l llrt $50 Us rfy
.s- before ths TIM above prescribed iu APP. .ir-
4lce.-p4t-l, March L.. 1858
HORAIlO PRATT.
Circuit l.lrf Com for I.- Iilul ir..rfv.
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LIVERY ST ABLE.
NATHAN GUILE, Proprietor

THE Stable IF the undersigned Is well
i s-ocE-f. a1F p god running order. The uub.is
VII always bel f-rr shf m FIST cas- neat an con-
r-l-l-- ---..--z- -ll -ll- ,raEzl-E H1rses. ! sha
Away q l-Tar g KEEP ny s-ocz n good trim Az
worthy t-- patronage = -h- urff-
Horsss and Carrigges 70 lst az al Eours
0-e and Stable "a Tashin-t0n s. betxeen he Eaeis
an Tie gar House second stable fr1fa the cc-ner
NATHAN GULF
Lansing July sih, 1862. sxsy1
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Commissioner Of tie Gene e. Ian Land 0d.e.

NOTE.-Under the regulations Of the Department, As
heretofore and existing, payment Can be made
for advertising procamali0ns except such publishers
are specially authorized publish by the Commissoner
Of the General Land Office sl5wl5
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In parsuance Of law, J. Abraham Lincoln. Pros 1eni
of The Caited states Of America hereby declare an
make known that public sales VII Be held AZ the laler
mentioned Land Ofces IN the Territory Of Washington
and the states OF Michigan and Kansas, al the pero-
hereinafter designated 70 wit:
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Circuit C.lrt C0ll'r for I4-iam Comfy.
LoSGTEAR * b-irCa. solicitors l9r Compl-in-ut
IA true copy.) !. REED. Dept. E-e ster.
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At the Land Oace az lonia, commencing on MOI DAY
the thirteenth 3th) day Of July next for the csposa
OF The vacant lands 10 tie NUMBERED secti0ns dn1
parts Of secti0s within the uncermentoned toTnsnfs
which remain United states, within SIX mics o.
eacb sid 81 the railroad from Grand Haven and Pare
Marquette 70 Pint and thence 70 Port Huron, SUBJECT
as required by law, 70 minimum Of two dollars and
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DROBATE ORDER.-State of Mich

MASTER IN Chancery OF san court
wv. A. MooRE, ComplAinant's solicitor. 4l6w7
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

By TIE President