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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich

Il gan, county OF Inghan, sat a session of the
Probas Court for the county OF Ingha, holden al the
Probate ONCE in the village Of Mason Monday the
% day November in the year thousand eight hun
bred and sixty three Present. VIM H. Pncknsy. Judge
u Probate In the matter OF the estate OF DANIEL
Yogngerman. deceased On reading and filing the petit
ton, duly verified, OF Adam Youngerman brother Of
said deceased praying for the probate OF instrument
writing. purporting 70 be the last will and testament
Of said deceased.
fhereup0n il il Ordered that Wednesday the 9th DAY OF
December IL O'Clock the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing OF said petition and that the heirs
AZ law Of said deceased and all other persons inter
ested in said estate required TO appear a session
OF said Court then 70 be holden the Probate Oce
ths village Ct Mason and show cause any there be
Why the prayer OF the petitioner should be granted
And il IS further Ordered That said petitioner give
tce 10 the persons Interested in said estate Of pen
dency OF said petition ana the hearing thereof By cau
ing copy Of this order to be published in the Lansing
Republican, newspaper printed and circulating said
county Of Ingham successive weeks previous said
day Of hearing
true copy WI n PINCESEY.
44ow3 Judge Of Probate.
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NORTGAGE SALE-Defsult having

Nj OIA4 0aUL CALI.-Dcinull udNtIg
VI been made IN the conditions q certain mort
gage executed By Joseph Beach and Cornea Besch hs
vie, Of White Oak. Michigan, % Samuel Crosm-n. O.
Ann Ar5or, Michigan dated the arst day Of November
A. p. eighteen hundred fry and recorded Jana
airy thirteenth ISIS IN the Office Of the register a DEEDS
for the county Of lnghan The state q Michigan in
lber II Of mortgages OF page - upon vhch mortgage
there claimed be due The date q this notice tie
sum Of tive hundred and Iy three dollars and twelve
cents and no suit proceeding a. law having been IN
stuted % recover any part Thereof notice = therefore
hereby given. that Monday the thirteenth day q
November next az O'Clock IN The Afternoon shall sell
public vencue 70 the highest bidder at the ront door
q the Circuit Court House the village Of Mason, II
the county Of lnEhsEn, Aforesaid the premises SAID
mortgage described much thereof shall be nee
essary satisfy the due such mortgage with
interest and legal costs together with attorney fee
Of twenty i've dollars. covenanted therein that Is 10
say following described piece parcel q land stu
in InghAm county, Michigan, VIZ the south west
quarter Of north quarter o. section twenty h
township Ne Two north, Of range No two east.
lansviIe August 10Th, ls63.
SAMUEL CR0SAAS, Mortgage
" " ATWOOD. ATTY. +36Wl2
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN Fourth

STATE OF MICHIGAN - Fourth
~ Judicial Crcuit-Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the county Of ngham, Cbancery the village OF
Mason the sth day Of October, A. D. 1868. William
Robnson George Warren II satisfactorily appear
ing me HOrato Pratt Circuit Court Commissioner for
Ingham county, by the affidavit Of T. n " Bartch one
Of the solicitors for said complainant. that George 3.
Warren defendant herein. is nonresident Of this state
and a resident Of the state Of New York. On mo
t0n OF Jno W Longyear, Of counsel for complainant
ordered that the said defendant his appear
in this TO be entered within four months
from the date Of this order and that in of his
appearance he his the complainant bill
De filed and copy thereof served the complain
ants solicitors within twenty DAYS after OF a
copy Of said bill snd notice Of this order and default
thereof that the said bill he taken confessed 10y the
said defendant
And II further ordered that within twenty days the
said complainant this order be published in the
lansing state Republican newspaper printed aud pub
shed in the said county OF lngham in each week
FOR SIX weeks in succession that he COPY Of
this order 70 be personally served said defendant
least twenty days before the time prescribed for his APP
pearsnce
Dated October eth 1899
LONGYEAR BUKICB, Soi'rs for Comp't
HORATIO PRATT
Circuit Court Commissioner for Ingham Co.. Mich.
true COPY OF the original
442w6 H P HENDERSON, Dep Register
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DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich.

! DRODA L II OhDEh.-NIaIe OF Mich
Il tgAn, county Of Ingham, sat = session Of the
Probate Court FOR the county Of ngha holden AZ the
Probate O5ce IN the city Of lansing on Saturday the
n day OF November n the year thousand eight hun
dret and sixty-three; Present Wun Pinckney Judge
of Probate In the matter OF the estate Of Cornelius
Hoffman deceased. On reading and fling the petition
duly verified. q Emilne F. Hoffman. widow a said
deceased, praying that instrument IN writing pur
porting 70 Be the LAST vii and testament q said de-
ceased, may be admitted TO probate
Thereupcr Is ordered That TUESDAY the sth 5ar Of
December next, st IL ocleck forenoon be n
ed Tor the bearing Of said petition and that the heirs
sw Of SAID deceased and al other persons interested ID
sad estate 2-e required TO appear at q said
Court then 70 De holden the Probate Once n the
village OF Aasea- and show cause any there BE- why
the prayer o. tie petitioner should be granted And
: further ordered, that said petitioner give notice 70
the persons interested IN ss6 estate OF the psrency q
sid petition, and the hearing Thereof By causing copy
Of tbs order 70 be Published u the Lansing Republear
rewspzper printed and circulating IL sad county a
ngn@ra Successive weeks previous sad day q hear
iag- al rae eopy.) WI H PINCKNEY
~44ewS Judge Of Probate
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From Hlrrea SEEKER, Esq, The able editor ~ d4s
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as any other The whole ncghborhood predicted
that the child must die"
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81 Ayers
0ARSAPARILAA'
THr woELD's GREAT REMEDY F0E
,rofula and Scrof1lous Discas,

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Trvsipolas - General Debility Purify the
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:. For twelve years, had the yellow Erysipeias
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18
-. y. PIXIES
Pure Ohio CataWba Brandy.
THIS BRANDY HAS BEEN MAN
Il uflcturcd for several years from the pure juice
CataWba Grape .

Thus aording additional evidence Of the progress Of
American Enterprise and Industry and % our ability %
produce articles at home equal % those made by any
other nation.
THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
not only equals hut cxces the best imported Brandes
I'M purity and flavor. Il IN fact the BFST BRANDY
KNOWN This statement is fully corroborated by the
crincltcs VI most distinguished anay tca then-ts
The want Of pure Brandy has long been felt in this
country The introduction of an article ~ such qga
as az o. supcrccc the sale and of those vile com
pounds hitherto sold under the name OF Brandy, can
only be regarded as a great public good The CAtaw Pa
Brandy possesses all the good quantities claimed Tor tie
best imported Liquors. and IS OF pcrcctpWity and sap
nor navor ami a sovereign and snre remedy for
Dyspepsia FataIeaey, CramP. CAelac, LdHguor Lo'7
SPIRITS, General D,tiliiy, CholsTG MDTtts Dr.
rs-REtD THE FOLLOWING CERTHICATIS~
Rutaud. yt, October lsth 1855.
We have this day examined a sample cd r. y Pike
OIf4wht Brandy shown hy r. A. Morse, gent. and
vc pronounce 10 very Tine ANA pure Brandy, and recon
mcnd 90 tn n whom require for medicinal purposes
T. A. POND. NJ ~
$ H. 6Il~WuIn.
H. COCHRAN.
s. y pIKF-D,Gr Sri have examined with care.
sample or OHIO Citawba Brandy submitted To- me- for n-
-pection from store take pleasure in certifying
tD ts pufty and p0ss ol qualities emitting 70 o.
notice nj the inc tica profession as medicinal agent
Yours. d. r PAGE
Rutland, Vt, Octohcr l4th. 1855.
have examined the specimen oi taiawba Brandy.
TINS dly presented for that purpose hy samuel
PIX ni Ohio and do hesitate O. pronounce &c fine
ami pure Brandy, and recommend t 10 all who may need
II for medicinal purposes JAS D. tVhslfk
r. THAYER K son, Agents for Lansing and vicinity
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Piano Fortcs & NeIOdeOns.
a. u. vi u Il H,

WHO Is SOLE AGENT FOR THE
W GALE E Co. Piano. and SIMMONS WHIrSEY Melo-
de0us in Lansing Mich would call the attention Of the
public Ills stock o instruments. II the purchase o.
Al Instrument two things are o. BE accomplished, The
first Is a psrferf MLacdl Instrument combining every
rable point which goes 10 make up melody, power,
sweetness ease Of action aud durability The other IS
70 possess beautiful AM ornamental piece OF furniture,
both Of which combined the above instruments.
Those who have them viii admit that they not
excelled by any ia the market. Every instrument IS
fully warranted u give entire -atslaction and will be
sold At Manufacturers Prices
fne Octave Piano with all The late improvements,
can he seen for few days Call AZ the City Book store
Az A VIELE.
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Thus aRording additional evidence OF the progress o.
American Enterprise and Industry and % ability q
produce articles at home equal 10 those made by any
other nation.
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At Charlotte, BY E X J. Sheppard
At Mason by JnO. Coatsw0rth and J. Dunsback.
AZ Eaton Rapids, by II Leonard x Co.
At Howell BY VIM McPhcrson X Co. Mcpherson 1
Nils, and VIM Riddle
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WH0n clu-NI y NfT'IHFI N TIT y 7I1IIi IT IHIT
cured by this Ext sARsAPAnlLlA
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a have used y0ur SARs krARiI IA IN my family,
for general debilifu. and for purifripq ne hood
will very beneficial results, aud feel confidence In
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
Military Glory.

Tnis will be remarkable in history for one thing
At least-he fecundty of heroes On either side the
lists Of Generals stretched out TO length unprece
dented in the annals Of war Rome, the most warike
poser the world has seen, rarely had than
half dozen commanders any one time. But here we
have improved on Rome-they plenty blackberres
in June. We do not know how many the Yankees have
but they counted by ffties and hundreds. As to
our own numbers it would puzzle Us no little to come
within hundred of the exact quantity. A. to the quail
ty nothing need be said every day is testing that.
The manner Of treating Generals in this is also
little peculiar. The Yankee mode is very remarkable.
They install General pronounce him the greatest Cap
tain Of the age he goes through campagu never wins
victory, il invaded aud deifed or court maraled
and cashered but still he hero the grandest pro-
portions He il eted and oyated greeted with 6ddes
aud French horns wherever he appears, and has his
name enrolled on the impershable records of fame
This their mode Of dealing with their greatest chiefs
On side, it is to be gainsad that are little
touched with the Yankee, in the extravaganza Of
audaticns especially Of lesser heroes We permit
the greater pass along the railroads and through
our cities unnoticed but if Of the lesser, but
aspiring class makes his appearance it is the signal for
all the 6ddles and 6ies aud drums and hurdygurdes Of
the region roundabout be brough; orh-and night
is rendered hleous all quietly disposed people. If
be chances 70 escape total rout in skirmsh with
foraging party Of the enemy the is heralded
the greatest achievement Of the war; and his name in
high resounding resolutions is formally commended By
Congress TO the grateful admiration Of all postery.
This may be all very gratifying to the lucky hero
and his applauding friends; but we doubt its taste aud
if permitted to express an opinion, should say that it
has been pushed Atie too far. It parakes somewhat
Of the nature Of snap judgment History, and tends
instead Of eeyating to lower the national character
The love Of glory is a noble passion, but when too
eheaply acquired it fails in its eud and becomes as
worthless as deprecated paper money. The Romans
bad good rule on this subject they allowed no com
mAnder the honors Of triumph until the war was at an
end-then there could be doubt about the fact OF
victory. II We not capable Of Roman rigor, We
might at least withhold our shouts unless we hold the
battle field and can count the dead
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. ., 1868.
The Senate met at ~ o'clock, NJ Prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. MCCABE, of the Episcopal Church.
NPREssNESTs.
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Ga, introduced bill to regulate
the impressment of private property Or public
Referred to the Committee of the Judiciary.
THE FORCE BILL.
Mr. JOHNSON also introduced bill to repeal the
act Of Congress of the United States approved March
Cd 1888, commonly known as the Force Bill. Referred
TO the Committee of the judiciary.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Mr.. JOHNSON also introduced bill to propose an
amendment to the Constitution Of the Confederate
States, viz
l. 1t is enacted by the Congress of the Confederate
States twO-thrs of both Houses thereof concurring,
that the following amendment to the Constitution OF the
Confederate States OF America be- and the same is
hereby proposed and when ratified by the Legislatures
OF threelOurts OF the several States, shall be part Of
said Constitution and shall be- inserted therein clause
ID, section lst of Art ", to wit
"When any State, being aggrieved by any act Of
Congress SHALL by Convention, declare the to be
unconstitutional Congress- il in sesson-and If not,
the President shall convene it for that purpose-shal
Immediately call Convention OF tue States TO cOuS
said act aud il approved 10y wOthirds of said Con-
yenon the vote to be taken by States il shall be void
and no law but If affirmed, it shall stand; aud it az
frmed and no adjustment can be made by amendment
it determine to secede from the Confedeacy il shall do
so in peace but shall be entitled to its pro rata share Of
the public debt be determined and settled by negO
tation.
. That the President shall transmit to the Governor
Of each State copy of ibis act to be submitted BY him
to the Legislature thereof for ratification.
TUE SUPREME COURT.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill to
organize the Supreme Court Of The Confederate States
Mr.. PHELAN again addressed the Senate in erposi-
ton OF his views He stated the pending question 10
be- :" Has Congress the power TO grant TO the Sa-
prene Court appellate jurisdiction over the State Courts
IN cases arising under the Constitution and Laws OF the
Confederate States"
The Military Committee reported "a bill granting
transportation to fuoughed soldiers aud extending the
privilege to all soldiers who have enlisted during the
war. Also a bill denying furloughs till after July
next.
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Ga, obtained the floor for to NOR.
row Friday) When upon motion, the Senate went into
Executive session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
To The PATRONS OF THE WING.

Tor twelve months advance payment nom all Sub
seeS has been strictly enforced according
previous date The enforcement terms with the old
patrons OF the paper hAs for long time been and fen
70 be necessity equally urgent relying upon patrons
10 sonform 70 advance from justice
u remembering that all business transactions past
have been strictly cash terms have hesaed
names Of such were In We ourselves with
large and rapidly Increasing Indebtedness nom this source With
out usual facilities for collecting moneys DUE and adopt
matter Of sefPeservaon, the following Of subscription
Tor the future
No viii be entered without payment In advance every
name viii be certainly taken % books eIprAono the
time paid for.
The papers now going TO who have paid for the
periods In advance Of this date will be discontinued
PAon Of the time paid for unless renewed by advance payment
The sent 70 persons who In past
sorpon and who continue thus be until the day April
next viii be discontinued day. no subscriber Of
class win be taken subscriber Arreases paid
ADVERTISING WI henseforth Be strictly By square, according
to published terms Annual and other AccommodG
zion, 10 b elected By special Arrangement with the once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
Imuresgments

We publish elsewhere letter from Mr.. Cruger Comp
trOer to the Secretary of War; giving his views of the
right Of lmpressment and the Rules taken by the.
authorities for the relief Of individuals Mr. Grugers
hst 81 have always regarded the right as inhe,
rent in all Governments in time of war Ger nseessitats
bs is the only that has any force and that takes
everything for granted. But do not contest the
right of GovsrHlst to impress if it will proceed by
way Of Law. Mr.. c. eOnfounds the Executive with the
GOpsr7ussHt very common under the old United
States Government aud very naturafto ,lORg Office
holder. But the two things very dfessd-in fact,
tie difference constitutes the difference between ades
pOae and free Government By proceeding without
S, the citizen Is exposed 70 the license Of every Up
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06

.D. and has niredress, except what may b al
Grad by such Rules the EreoutiSs chiefs may Al
their discretion voucBfe 1t is the unjust and une-
dual exactions Aud adequate remuneration OF Whieh
the country complain The people know the imPor-
lance of supplying tharmy, and will cheerfally con,
tribute 10 lis support But let the operation be con
Quoted by law. so thahO man may be. wronged, and
ibst the burdefi NAV fairly appOrtiOned among all
Until Congress shalbass act on the subject-vhieh
we hope will be at at early day-Mr cruger's Rules
,pnnly the ONLY redres for the citizen aud for that
reason We insert themn our columns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
TbsLegislature.

In the Senate yesteday, the bill to limit the produc-
lion of tobacco, was rejected by FIVE majority. The
vote is sound in prrple and the Puoho interest va,
sustain no detnment We do not know tnas Tue On
would have curtaied he crop pound, iPassed but it
san iuyasiot privat rights without any compromising
good the Public, AID undertakes 70 90 what
o,l, ar. better iudRe of than the Legislature.
The House bias ben discussing Mr.. Hopkins bill Or
EItortiOn during theFeek-
This il kindred but far more mischievous measure
than the other W, can only hope that there is not
G,llv enough to stAinthe statute book with it