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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-12

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-12
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

cone hundred and seven votes given f,r j. .ce
q the supreme Court. I've Of them s.srr rlvea Tor
James ' Campbell. ard one h1I-rsi and to were
given FOR David johnson
no returns
The whole number q votes given fol ne .sii 0ca o.
Associate Justice o1 the supreme Court. Lla-
dred an thirty thousand Z hlr .re1 ~ ard
they were given as foi1vs. For l-. y C.rnDle
sixty line th9lsant tro Aln1rel elrhfv three tlr
David johnson. sixty one th0usara q 1 f-L1-ef and
thirty one, thrty c-e ui fect vOtes s4 IL scatter
irE one hur-re1 - zen ~g-ts were T~er fer
Justice o. the ~gpren. Sc % i1sI. wee zve1
fcr James Campbell, enc one h-n re- .so i1F
David johnson
We, tie Hoare Of tate CslvsEsers 80 hereby certify
the foregoing % be sta.=ueLt of a. tie voes
given n the state = Michigan ~ tue -ai1 osss ~
Associate Justice O. Ihe supreme Court a. ~ e3era
Election holden o1 TIE I'll dav G. Aprl. 4 d ls-3
Wines our hands al Lars ing tris l4tl day u Nv
A D 1868
JAMEs B PORTER. se-rets g y -taie.
J. OWEN. state Treasurer.
SAAL : LACEY. CON ~tate La-d Ol-c,
Board T Saase CaHprrzrf.
We the undersigned state Cauv.sssfz f-on4 careful
examination Of the election retlrls r. n a. t1e c0ut.
o. the Sssts 2, M.chigsn o. determine the resli
-vsstiE iEatcr, that James ' Campbell h-s been -
the greatest number O, F9tss. d. eecs5l the cce
q Associate Justice o. the supreme Crt &. state
q Michigan
witness or HANDS at Lansing .his I4ts Day o, Nay
A D 1883.
JAMES ? PORTER. sscrstsrr q state.
J. OTES. state Tress1rer
SAkL :. LACET. Con tate Isns Oelca
Boayd # StI,e CGnv1s-S-J.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
A Pso SLAvEEr OTrIcEE CosrrErlp-Ad

A PRo SLAvERY OFFICER CoSvERrID-Ad
mira Porter's feet surgeon, a nan Of s,rcsg
pro slavery sentiments, hss been coovirced Of
she error Of his wsys By the evests Of the var.
he vri:ess letter on board the Z 5 f.. ship
BlackhaEk, above Vicksburg, dated A sril 18th,
in which be frankly says:
You ask ne whether the negro vii aght.
l snsver most enphsticaly, yes. At Fort lind
nan, when Our storming party was forming, tue
6lst man rho stepped forward fos the sealing
ladder vas q csrtratznd All our spies are pe-
groes. A costrsbaEd saved our expedition up
Deer Creek. We sered the dispatches ia his
cap, .no sent him twenty nHss tor reia'ofce-
meats, sEd uhen | saS be black face enc glng
through the smoke Of the enenys Ere tue hex
CAV aud yelling 'YoGr peoples Is coming.
ny opinion Of negroes vent aP 5CO per Cent
Let n2n tel ne ihe negro is cOFard, ard
III tel him TO his face be Les | have sssn
enough Of slavery, and sn an s5oiEisniss Of the
very hottest kind"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

sIhe county OF LeelsnAw being BY the fs s..-re al
tachsd - the 10Th Judicial District and Rae kras
showing the vote ~ Do IL he sth u rlt. .rlcg iht
cast for the Circuit Judge OF the s.l ui-.-.
tbs whole number Of votes given llr O. s..- cc o
Circuit Judge for said District four thonsn folr
hundred anu thirty one aud they wlIs sven fgs
for Jaoez ~utherlani, Two tho-sln- tlli-el
and seventy seven, for James Rirr 8. ole tlol- 10
seven hundred and rt!;Ro imperfect yo.ls. .-s scat
terirg, one.
We The Board u stale CanvGssers 90 hereby ce. fy
Tie foregoing 30 be true statement ol a .ae Res
given ssd Tenth Judicial District lor the SAID Office
Circuit Judge tt the general election Lolsn tie sixth
day Ok April, - 1858
Witness Our hAnds A. Lansing shis 18th lsy @; May,
A D. 1868
JAMES b PORTER, Secretary q ,tste,
J. OWEN, -ta-- treasurer.
sAN'L :. LACEY, com. >.-te Llna Cflce,
Boari = Stat CsBrdssers
We the undersigned state Csnvasssrs IRON careful
examination Of the election returus IRON tie counties
the Ielth Judicial District q tie state az chflu
90 cetermce, the Result Of invest saoa, thai
Jabsz g. sutherland has been by tle - Atest number
Of votes duly elected the oce Of circuit Jucee for
said District.
Witness Our hands al Lansing, tlis li.h .av n Say
A D. 1868.
JANE PORTER secretary oi og4ss.
J. OWEN, Stste Treasurer.
SAM : LACEY, Com. state Land once.
Board Of Stdts l1nulsssrs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

A TouL HrRDER.-We learn that q murder
was conmittei il toe early part Of lAst week, in
the township of Augusta, in this county. We
have toe io.iosing particulars: A man by the
name Of Hardy, living in Augusta, had been TO
Ypsllsnii, and While there exhibited quantity
Of gold On bic return home, after uightfsll,
be went TO the barn 70 pat out his team. His
wife. Who bad been with hin 20 Tpsilsnh think.
ing his prosrscted stay at the bara gate ussc-
couatabIe; went ous TO lock after bin. she
found him in the barn, nearly dead. and the gold
gone. His skull vas herrioly broken, the brains
proiruding from the vOsnd. he died the fol
loving morning. No clue TO the perpetrstor Of
the horrible deed hss been discovered. The
amount Of money taken was something over
one hundred d0llArs.-4Iehigan State Nezs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

The whole Number OF votes gwen the once OF
Circuit Judge for said District, fourteen thousand
three hundred and forty and they given
follows, viz for Louis : Lowell seven thousand niEe
hundred and seventy ight. for John W. Chsmpin
thousand three hundred and sixty nine imperfect votes
none, and scattering. none.
We the Board Of -tate Canvsssers do hereby certify
the foregoing 10 be statement Of all the votes
given SAID eighth Judicial District for the SAID oce
Of Circuit Judge the General Election holden the
sixth day Of April, A. D. 1868.
Witness our hands at Lansing this 18th day Of May,
A. D. 1868.
JAMES B. PORTER, Secretary o. state,
J. OWEN. state Treasurer,
SAAL :. LACEY, Com. tate Land Once
Sdte Board Of CaEuaSsers
We the undersigned state Csnvassers. from careful
examination OF the election returns from all the counties
IL the Eighth Judicial District Of the tate Of Michigan
do determine the result Of investigation that
Louis : Lowell has been By the greatest number Of
votes duly elected 10 the Office Of Circuit Judge for said
District
Witness our hands at Lansing this 18th day Of Nay
A. n. 1868
JAMES r PORTER, Secretary Of state,
J. OWN. state Treasurer,
SAML 5 LACEY, Com. state land once,
Board Of STATE CGntGS5ers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

The whole number Of votes gwen for the said oce Of
Circuit Judge Tor District thirteen thousand
thrse hundred aud four aud they given follows
Tor josiah Turner seven thousand Two hundred and
ninety nine for Henry Il. harmon. I've thousand nine
hundred and niuetycne imperfect votes, eleven. and
scattering, three.
We, she Bsard of state nvlssers DO hereby certify
he foregoing os a true statement q all the
svea seventh JuGcia District for the said Office
Of CTclu Judge. az The general election holden the
sixth dry OF April 4. 1865
Witness hands at Lansing this l4sh Gay 0i Nay
A D. le63.
JAMES B. PORTER Secretary OF state,
!. OWEN. Statr Treasurer.
SAhL : LACEY, Com state Land once,
B'crd q Stat CanudSssTE
We the Undersigned state Csnvas5srs. from q careful
xsmnatlor % 1e election returns rom al the counties
the seventh judicial District TIE State u Michigan
determine, tie result % our investigation. tha
Josiah Turner has been by the greatest number Of votes
duly elected u the oce Of Circuit Judge for said District
Witness our hands a. Lansing this l4th day of Nay,
a. D. 1903.
JAMES B PORTER. Secretary of State,
J. OWEN. State Treasurer.
SAML : LACEY, Com state LAID once,
Board Of STATE CdHrG;sGs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

zone hundred and eight given FOR Circuit
Judge three OF them cast for Ben amin Graves
and one hundred and FIVE for Horace A. Moves.
The whole number Of votes given for the said Office OF
Circuit Judge for said District thirteen thousand
hundred and atty four and they were given fol
lows viz for Benjamin F Graves, nine thousand two
hundred forty four for Horace A. Noyes thou
sand eight hundred and seventy four for Frances "
sherman thousand eight hundred and fifty two !.
imperfect votes one hundred and sixty two, and scat
tering dteen. One hundred and eight votes given for
circuit Judge three OF them cast for Benjamin r
Graves and hundred and Eve for Horace A. Noyes
We the Board Of State CznvasserS, do hereby certify
the foregoing be true statement Of all the votes
given in said Fifth Judicial District for the said ONCE OF
Circuit Judge the General Election holden the sixth
day OF April, 4. D. 1868
Witness hands Al Lansing, this l4th day Of Nay
A. n 1868.
JAMES 3 PORTER, Secretary of state,
J. OWEN, State Treasurer,
SAML 5. LACEY. Com state land once,
Board Of St1se Cdnu0Ssers.
We the undersigned State Canvassers from careful
examination Of the election returns from all the
Fifth Judicial District Of the State Of Michigan do
determiue the result Of investigation that Ben
jamin F Graves has been By the greatest number OF
votes duly elected TO the Office Of Circuit Judge for sail
District
Witness our hands at lansing this 14th day OF Nay
A. D. 1858
JAMES B PORTER Secretary Of State.
J. OWEN, state Treasurer
SAM :. LACEY Com. STATE Land once
Beard q STATE Canvdssevs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

STATE CANvASSFRs' sTATENENT cf votes given for
Circuit Judge. sth judicial District
The uadersigned Secretary OF state Treasurer
and Commissioned Of the state Land Once, constituted
by law the Board OF state met Il The Office
Of the Secretary Of State the city OF Lansing Ach-
gan on Thursday, the lsth Gay Of May a 1858, for
the purpOse of canvasslg and rtanng The votes
a. the General Election holden DO SAID state Of
Michigan Monday the sixth tay of April A D. 1858,
FOR Circuit Judge Of the Eighth Judicial District Of the
state Of Michigan proceeded 70 examine the statements
received by the Secretary Of state and declared the
following the result Of their investigation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

The whole number q given for the saii oce o.
Circuit Judge for said District thousand three
h-udred ana eighty one. s1d they given follows
VIZ for FisvioUs j. Liite'ohn. three thousand
hundred and sixty-twO, for william ! COrIwel three
thousand six hundred sn1 rine imperfect votes 81
snd scattering, four.
We the Board of state Cs1vAsssrs 60 hereby certify
the foregoing 70 bc statement OF al the gwen
said Ninth Jl1ica. District FOR ;he ssd oce ol CIR
cult Judge Ct The genera election holden TIE sixth
day Of April, A D. 1853.
vl-sess hands A. LAns.rs, this l4th day q Nay
A. D 1893.
JAMES 3 PORTER, Secretary Of sta.s,
!. OWEN, state Treasurer.
SANL : LACEY. Cox state Land once,
BoGri q State C1nuds.srg
We the undersigned state CAlvsssers. from q careful
examination q the election returns from al the COUNTIES
II the Ninth Judicial District Of the q Michigan
determine the result q cation, that sv
: Lttlejoh1 has been. by the greatest number q
duly elected 70 tie Oce Of Crclt Judge for sad
District.
Witness our hands at Lansing this l4th day Of Nay,
: q 1858.
JAMES B. PORTER. Secretary q state,
J. OWEN. state Treasurer,
SAA. : LACEY, Con. safe Land OEce.
Bo7T5 q Ssa:e Csnrass--s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

STATE CANvASSE,S' STATEMENT Of votes given for
Circuit Judge, 4th Judicial District.
Tie undersgued Secretary of state, state Treasurer
and Commissioner Of the STATE Land Oce, constituted
by law BOARD Of STATE Canvassers met the ohcs
Of the Secretary Of Stats 10 the ciy o Lansing Mchi
gan Thursday the l4th day OF May. a d. s65. fer
purpose Of canvssslg and asCsrtalnng the votes
given Al rhs General Election holden s4it State OF
Michigan, on Moa-sy. the sixth day Of April .. lS6S
for Circuit Judge Of the Fourth Judicial District the
State q Michigan, proceeded 10 the statements
received by the secretary of Satr and declared the
following the result OF their Investigation
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

We, The undersigned State CAnvasssrs frou- careful
examination OF the election returns from a. the counties
II tie skin Judicial District u Tie u Michigan
90 determine the result OF our INVESTIGATION that
Sanford u Green has been by The greatest n1mber
votes. duly elected - the orce ~ Circuit Judge. FOR
salc district
Witness our hands At Lansing this lsth day of Nay
A. .. 1893
JAMES B. PORTER Secretary 4 state
:. OWEN State Treas lrer
sAAL : LACEY. Com state Land Orlce
B21rd q N0,e C-nulss>rf.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

The whole number Of votes given for the said Office
Of Circuit Judge, said District sixteen thousand
one hundred ana thirty four, and they given
follows for Franklin Johnson. eight thousand eight
hundred and 1ftyeight FOR Consider A. stacy seven
thousand two hundred and seventy four imperfect
vote and one scattering.
We the IN niersignei, Board OF State Canvssssrs do
hereby certify the foregoing be statement OF al
gwen IN said First Judicial District, Tor the
said Office Of Circuit Judge, the General Election
holden on the Sikh day OF April, A. d. 1868.
Witness our hands al the city Of Lansing, this l4th
day Of May, A D. ls6S-
JAMES B. PORTER Secretary Of State,
J. OWEN state Treasurer,
SAML : LACEY Com. state Land Ofce,
Beard Of S.dts CaHudsssrs
We the undersigned, Sta.e Csnvassers from careful
examination OF the election returns from all the counties
10 the First Judicial District Of the State Of Mchs gan
DO determine the result Of investigation that
Franklin Johnson has been by the greatest number o
votes duly elected the oce Of Circuit Judge for said
District.
Witness our hands Lansing, this l4th day Of Nay
A. d 1868.
JAMES & PORTER, Secretary Of State
J OWEN, State Treasurer,
SAM'L :. LACEY Com. state Land Ofice,
Board f sax CGrr1ssers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

STATE CANvASsFRS' STATEMENT OF votes given for
Circait Judge, 9Th Jadicial District
Tie undersigned Secretary OF state state Treasurer
and Commissioner OF the state IsnG once constituted
BY aT the Board OF State Canvzsssrs met al the oe
tie Secretary Of state u le cIy Of Lansing Michl-
gar on THURSDAY the l@th cay Of Nzv a T. 1855 for
tie purpose Of Canvsssng and sscsrtainng the votes
gwen 81 the General Election holden II said of
Michigan Monday, the sixth day q April A D. 1853
FOR Circuit Judge OF the sixth Judicial District OF the
State n Michigan proceeded to examine tne statements
received by the Secretary Of STATE. aud declared the
following as tie result Of their investigation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

he undersigned Secretary Il state STATE Treasurer
and Commissioner % the state LAND ore constituted
by sw the Bard q state Canv4ssers met Al the oe
az the ~ecreiary of state IN the city q Lansing Nct
san on thursday, The l4ih CAV o. Nly A = 1slS flr
ne purpose of csnvassnC And asceriAring The votes
given AZ the General Election holden 10 said state =
chisan, on Mo1cay. the sixth day April A d. lso3
for Circuit Judge o. the Tenth Judicial pstrct q. ,he
state ci Michigan proceeded - examine the statements
received by the Secretary o. Stale and cec-re ths ~
loving as the result Of their Investigation
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
STATE cANvAssERs' STATEMENT Of votes given for

The undersigned secretary u state state Treasurer
and Commssi of the state Land Ofce constituted
oy Law the Bard O.. state Csuva.sers met a. the 1ce ~
the secretary ~ state thr city u Lansing Michigan
on thursday the l4.h LAY of Nay. j. 1s63 ior tte
purp0se " calvssg all ascertaulE the votes given
- the General Election holden sai state OF Michigan
% n1zy. the sixth CAY u Aprl A = lS6S f1r Circuit
Judge Il the seventh judicial District of the state u
Michigan proceeded O. examine the statements received
by tie secretary x STATE srd declared the follow W -
The result II their investigation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
sIA-E cANvAssERs- sIArnlENr Of xo.sa g.Esa lar

STALE CANYASsERS' STATEMENT OF votes given for
Circuit Judge, lst Judicial District.
The undersigned secretary Of state Treasurer
and Commissioner OF the State Land Office constituted
by law the Board Of state Csnvassers, met at the Office
gan, Thursday the nth day Of May A j. Uses tor
the purpose Of canvassing and ascersining the
given at the General Election holden said state OF
Michigan Monday the sixth day Of April A. D, 1865,
Circuit Judge OF the First Judicial District OF the
state Of Michigan proceeded examine the statements
received by the Secretary Of State, declared the
following as the result Of their investigation:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

The undersigned Secretary Of State Treasurer
and Commissioner Of the State Land Once constituted
law the Board or state Canvsssers, al the Office
Of the secretary Of state in the city Of Lansing Mchi
gan. Thursday the l4th day OF NAV A d ls63 for
purpose Of canvsssng and ascertaining the
gwen at the General Election holden said State OF
Michigan, on Monday, the sixth day Of April A D. 1873
Circuit Judge OF the Fifth Judicial District OF the
state Of Michigan proceeded 70 examine the statements
received by the Secretary Of state and declared the fol
loving as Lhe result Of their INVESTIGATION
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
MARION HOlSE.

: p Angler, Proprietor. Jackson, Michigan. This
House has been enlarged, redtted and elegantly fur
n.shet. Regular Barriers and Visitors be accom-
moiatet with good rooms first class fare and al the
comforts o. Hotel life al most reasonable prices To
Transient guests the Marion House presents induce
nenIs b. way Of apartments Large and well located ,
and furnished elegantly than those Of anv other
Hote 10 this part Of the country. The proprietor will
do al IN his power 70 maze every person al ne Marion
House comfortable. K. ?. Angler, Propristor
,. 0. SEXdOUS, Head Clerk. formerly Of the Angler
House. Cievsiant. O. Moss, steward, formerly
OF the 81 James Hotel, Buffalo, y Y lySSs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

The whole number Of given FOR the said Office Of
Circuit Judge FOR said District ten thousand and
ninety six. and they given follows. viz, for
Benjamin +. II Wlthereu. five thousand eight hundred
and thirty two, FOR Hovey Clark four th0usS and two
hundred and sixty-two. and two scattering.
We the Board Of state Csnvsssers 30 hereby certify
tho foregoing 70 he true statement of all the votes
given said third Judicial District for the said Office OF
Circuit Judge at the General Election holden the
sixth day Of April. A. D. 1868
Witness our hands at Lansing, this l+th day Of Nay,
a. n. 1858.
JAMES ?. PORTER Secretary of state,
J OWEN state treasure
SAML LACEY Com state Land Otice,
Board Of State Cdnr1sseTs
We the undersigned State Canvassers from careful
examination OF the election returns from all the couztes
the Third Judicial District Of the state Of Michigan. do
determine the result Of Investigation that Ben
ianin H viIherel, has been by the greater number
n votes duly elected to the Office Of Circuit Judge for
said District.
Witness our hands at Lansing this 14lh day OF Nay
A n lseS
JAMES B PORTER, Secretary of state.
J. OWEN. State Treasurer.
SAN. : LACEY Com. State land once,
board Of STAT Cdrpdsss-s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

Tie whole Of votes given for the sad otce
Circuit Judge for sad District fifteen thousand sx
hun 1rec and fourteen and they were given follows
vi for Zspheaish knight seven thousand six hun
dret a1d twenty seven. Tor Sanford n Green seven
thousand eight hsacred and forty n1s imperfect votes
none, ard scattering one hundred sno thirty-e.zh;
We, tie Board Of STATE CanvssssrS 10 hereby certify
the foregoing to be statement Of al the votes
given sad sixth Judicial District for the SAID cce G.
Circuit Judge the General Election holden O, The
sixth Gay OF April. A .. ls63
Witness or hands. AZ Lansing tbs l4a day @. Nay
A .. lse5.
JAMES B PORTER. Secretary of State
! OWEN. State Treasurer,
sANL 5. LACEY, Con state iA-d Oaoe,
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