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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Best and Cheapest Newspaper IN
the World.

The Best and CHEAPEST Newspaper An
the World.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week. readyto
MORROW Saturday morning. VIII contain =
Fun and authentic details from eur special
with Map, showing the nsbel imesf Advance and the
fositt MS o. the Union Foroos.
The latest reports Of ths Movemosts Of the Resss
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Reports OF the Movements Of Hooker's Army. With
account Of the Great Cavalry Fight between Peaplon
and stuart Forces
The latest sdvces regard the Progress OF the Sesss
Of yicksburs and Port Hudson.
Tho latest news from North and South Oarsna. Ten
nessee. Kentucky, Mexico, Havana, Esope and otaar
portions OF the world
Poorly The Northsrn- Invas.oa OF Iee,"
What means thus invasion Of Iest
THIS Northern invasion by Ice,
Can any one tellihe extent OF his limos
Aud why no crs up such lmpertinent shlnesf
And where II " gongf Has any ono guessedt
On a troaic up North or raid IN tho West
TINS great rebei ~my OF Is~t
story Of tho RsSsl Raid-A ride "a tho, Cars roa
Phiisdephia To Washington.
Al interesting account Of "Aa Adventuss with Cue.
rilas."
Asriculture-Ffow The Peaches Loot-Tss OreAAsa-
Tho Fruit 0asden.-Iiow Dwarf Trees Mads.
gSporsins--Racing and Tpottine Bal &C.
yscesis and a.quanLAy Of very interesting miscea.
sssus reading
will also ooaian hsvisws Of The Money, Provision,
Cattle Horse NOD FamYy Markets. Editorials On PROM.
nent Events Of The Day Ship News and ropests Of all
other Interesting and Important news.
Single copies i've cents. Annual subscription price,
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTHWEST


CssussAr, June 25, 1858
gentleman direct from the army besogng vicksburg
furnishes US with most cheering advices.
Our army Is sufficient 70 take the place.
General Grants position against General Johnston 10
strong that Of General Pemberton against General
Grant.
The indications multiply that the rebel army in vicks
burg must shortly surrender.
The fire upon the oity very heavy and destructive.
The rebel reply are not heavy and Is Intellectual
General Johnston is believed 70 DO mainly employed in
preparations 10 deead the interior Of mississippi Gter
the fall Of vicksburg.
The rebel spirit OF resistance in the Southwest burn
ing itself out In harassing but nconcIve warfare along
the river
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HEADQUARTERS, FIELD, June "a. 1858
The division OF this corps which accompanied the cav
airy advance to Ashbys Gap fell back with the cavalry
yesterday There was skirmishing all the way. but only
between the cavalry None the infantry engaged
A DArrIA ExpEcrxD.
Al Dover Mill the other side OF Aide, battle anti
cipated suisont force OF the troops were In position
aud batteries planted In readiness to give the enemy
warm reception should he attempt coming further this
way The batteries did some firing The enemy did not
deem expedient 10 attempt farther advance, and 90
matters remained at night and through tho night
CONSTANT sKIRmsHING.
This forenoon our position remains unchanged. More
less diminishing constantly taking place between the
sent over few shells into the woods the enemy
occupy but drew out response Our men have aspen
why TEE Rucnr ADVANCE WAS MADE
Our advance to Ashbys Gap, will be understood was
intended only as Reconnaissance. Everything was 90
complished started for. was our intention 70 have
retired before Daylight but the order reached the ad
vance too late.
mr.. Thomas M. Cooks Letter.
MIpDLxsURo, Va. June ~, 1893.
Gxs rLxAsANTos, wrra YHs cAvALRr CORPS,
Is doing tine work In orowdng back the rebel column
that has been forcing Its way this valley and TO-
wards Leesburg. This force consists Of portoaot Long
streets corps supported BY division OF Stuarts cav
ry They had bus just resched Aide when our cavalry
came upon Thorn that point Wednesday last since
which time our cavalry has been constantly
with them, gradually pressing them back from
point 70 point, until last evening they were
driven into the mountains at Ashbys Gap. Here
they have a strong position, and are said
to have considerable artillery 10 position Our cavalry
halted at Upperville, few miles from the base OF the
mountains.
COLONEL vINcENrs BRIGADE INFANTRY
supported the cavalry in their operations yesterday aud
had diminishing losing twenty or thirty men
sixteenth Michigan, MORALLY wounded Il will probably
necessary cali greater force Of infantry before
the enemy can be dislodged from the gap THIS enof'
may bring ON a pretty severe engagement, though dc
imagine the enemy In sufficient force to insure any
permanency to their resistance.
WOUNDED MRN
the skrmshes have been promptly sent TO hos
pitfalls al Alexandria and Washington.
We had another smart shower last night, which ha.
| left the roads in 1ne condition.
Lieut. Noon Of Birneys staff, for whose safety fear
entertained yesterday, has reported at headquar
tiers. He had very escape from Moeby's men
and compmented for his galantry and daring in cut
| ting his way through.
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rry Mtiier's SOC. Hair Dye. Biaeh sad
bro~n the best 10 use soi by s if sxsA s-po, Dry a.
Crtsssdoro's Hair Dye, Pressrvsuss
ana W a d~fJf rhoisssie a1d retail No uoQas
Tue dye spped W ssrfil artists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26

The Ca Des OF the Late Rebel Raids ta-
TO Maryland and PennsyivAna haze been varosy explain
ed Some ssy they came after medicines Of which hsy
short and others that they wanted boots and shoes
but the feet L. that the members OF the Southern Coafee
huatng after KnoI b-stifu new styles o. Hats
for summer Yhey viii have TO invade New York to
samples Of these .tyes .. KNOX s exclusive and
independent keeps his splendid head
ony-via u the northeast Of Fulton arse, aud
BYOadWAy
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II. ~. .as ss..p-.' .r,,,i. ., D'ss.'..
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ueautsfui Co@pissio".-Lstrd's Bioom
o. Youth Liqnid Peal fsf rr~.~rnG A1f be.4tfg
ths pIsr0n ant sku al arasx 81 and 80 Brsas.aT
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No More Grey Hair or Bsidns0.-Ceo-
saltAtos free BY DR. oRASDJEAs tG years eonssss.
stndyl Astor plAns
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Gourasa's pouare sus,sIs uprooss Hs ir
fr1n tpreAeAfs. 1ypef lips psf q ne tfsf
WsrslA v5Gssd-sJ. sssl Gosa
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Any iargss number addressed 10 or subscribers
o. 80 each An extra copy will b sent to evosy club ot
ton Twenty cepses, TO address, year e25, AMI
any larger number At price. An copy will bs
sent to clubs Of twenty These rates mako az wErxLS
HERALD the chsspex putlicanon IN ne courtry
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w. A. Dssehsior's Hstr Dys-Ths Sect
IN the world instantaneous harmless spf rsfsbs Sod
by All Or ssists p~rfumsrs Factory Bsrciay
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nsry ard SERIAL systuas Ns~ aaf rsabs trtssseut
rsfsIrta - Assyiai9u4-nf Ia @lfaf
.nvsope free ~ charxs AssF.ss Df sEnia Hsarttq8
tioNsrd As<ceiau9b, phizteifhs
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Royal Havana Lostery.-3O Per Cent
paid for prizes Information furnished Highest
price paid for Dyuboons sni 81 kinds Of 9od and sysr
TAYLOR co, Bankers. 10 Wall strestf.Y
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Omeiai Drawings or usrray. Eddy 4
Co Kentucky and Missour STATE Lotierea
Ersruckv. RSrns cLass at7-iuns IS lss
50, 16, 81. 3.5. Al. 10 80, 81 a. SO. -. g. Is.
Ksxruesv. CLas 5s--IHn. IS. 1873
so, ~, 81. J. 4. So.
Creuisrs sent free Of charge ~ addr.sssz sl,hsrs
MURRAY EDDY co,
CovinxtNa or IA L1lts
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HiiIs Iafaiifble Ongueos for the
Srow,h and beauty o. me Hair Depot No. Barclay street
bold ~ eli Druggists
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fhs iscrDgsrs yRor ~ L'rs on TVS HAsizsa
BHs pHssgrr cospfrIos And
Ctk1EshfahCbs
THE EscarH oy TnE sy0no uuLLIssa
Tng RioT ErsUrss.
THE aCrHoRirigs AsI rowxELEss
yut xKaRo IA pyaTps ~ ms CELL Anp DsAo.
oED ffinoroH TnE BAsgskrf yOHh
Dor 10 fnH cOftf hstAkh
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Pyle's q. x. Soap 10 the beet washing
Soap in America 90! y 2roe.. everywhere
Trusses.-Mavsh Il Co.'s Radical Care
Truss Mo- vsssy street. opposite the church No eonnsc
ton with any other once 81 Ne sans name Female
attendant
H1il's Hair Dye, SOe.. Black Or Dv06a,
Natural Reliable. Depot No Barclay Sold By sif
Druggists.
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Prizes Cashed In All LegaItssd I.etss-
r,es. Information xysn JOSEPH BATEs Broker
40 II Wall street. No. !. New Ycrs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

"A sI2ASGE SrosY -Nstr-al sts sre delighted
TO read That al last Moa ha- been So n in Ne.
Zealand Th, Moa is walking. nor firin- bird
supposed, bpm the numerous skeletons whicr
nave been iound Of il, 10 grow from eight IN
nine feet bEh. |, has hitherto ben b.F.vss
TO be ex'iict though it vas known that ~i,bin
ne mernoty Of men now living on the island
nad been killed aud eaten by the natives l.,
"ssSs hoped thar io the unexplored parts
OF zoe island come lost specimen # this neal,
extinct rae might yer D. found alive; and no.
It seems that gold miner, sittug bv his cam,
nre' say one Peering At him from the edge ~
near bill. he took 70 az & st t. be a mar ~,
presently saw il grsvely stalking off Tbs -
or foot print OF this grea, bud showed .stbr..
ciASs aud shout foot behind, the mark Of
psc' and behind that sgan OF spur" 20
rsru 81 800 bar been offered for the bird
awe or dead, and il the miner told the ,rv,,
We NAV Yet see living Moa-a uen,b.- ., -.
woe once snfheieniiy numerous in New Z-al.,d
20 De q source o; dread to the native.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
DROBATE ORDER-state Of Nichi-

\ gaa, county Of lnghsn, ss.-Al session OF the
PROBATE Court FOR th- county Of IaghA holden a. tie
FrooSIe Unce II the village Of Mason on Mon az the
-Vsl cay 81 Ap- II tie year one rh0usl11 eight hu
area and sixty three Present, FTn n Pinckuey Jc
u rlooaie In TIE matter Of the estate q Clarence
Detor. 81 Clements minor On resofu- ar si--- fEa
pstton duly verified Of Jshial A Richards guardian
o. said minor, praying for license 10 sen the real s
.-.e o. SAD minor situate II said county for the pur
poses n SAID petition set forth
asreupon IS ordered. that No1dsv the 18th av u
June next, AZ II oclock the forenoon assigned
ior tns hearing u said Petition a11 thar The hers AZ
4~ O. SAID deceased and al other persons interested IN
s1la estate are required 70 appear Il SAID
S--ft 50 70 De holden the Probate Urice. IN The
image . Mason and show Gauss, any there BE- why
ne prayer o. he Petitioner should Lot be granted
An i : FARTHER o. Tered that SAL petitioner give no.
:. IL persons interested il said estate q the pu1e1cy
otslil petition and The hearing thereof .sr rr
O ms order % DC Published the L11Sng Rspti1n
newspaper printed aud Circulating said County q
1ngaA1a- successive weeks previous 70 sid CAV q
nearing- a true eopy.l WI q PINCENEY
oW4ls judge & Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
DROBATE ORDER.-state Of A,icbi

Il gan county OF lasham. sat 4 session Of the
Probate Court for the county of lng1an holden al the
Probate Office in the village Of Mason, the lth day
Of My, the year one thousand eight hundred a.l
sixty three; Present, Vim H. Pinckney, Judge Of FrO
bate. IL the OF the estate OF Walter : Wuklu-
son, a11 others minors. On reading ming the peti
lion, duly verified OF Nancy Wilkinson guardian oil said
Minors praying Tor license T. sell real estate o,
SAID minors
lh-reupoA il is Ordered that Monday 6th day o..
Ju ext Il O'Clock in the forenoon D. sssgnei for
the hearing Vi sai1 PETITION, ana that al persons inter
rsted IN SAID estate are required 10 appear session
of said Court, then - BE- holden 10 the Probate Ue
tbs village Of Mason, show ca-se any there be
ELy the prayer OF tb- petitioner should granted
AM Il IS further Ordered, That petitioner give no
tce the persons interested in said estate q lie pei
Geucy o. SAID petition and the bearing thereof by cas
ng copy Of tlis or1er 70 Be plbsnoi in the Lansing
Republican newspaper printed AM cirC 1laiug Ia sal
county Of lngnaD, successive weeks previous L. san
lay Of hearing.
"A true copy-l VA H. PINCKNEY
Two u x # Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

= singular CAsE--An eastern psper givas
an account of a singular case which /. 80 =
pave occurred IN Ovid, Seneca county
yosog mas named Barry died rec-n,lv h.
,oe been accidentally shot lev weeks nrsv,ors
y, oy young lady, who was carelesslv bsndIino
Ap'stol The ball entered on TIE side Of n
nSse, passing up-srd. and was Supposed ~ III.
yayseisos TO De lodged over she eve nesrI, -
h -s osas. and It vas a. one time cxpec,sd -
- -. .ns' would pass out inwardlv rb-o,ah
sD;,,;. ~ 400 mouth, a. Indicated bv freonsn,
pIuk :, blood, but did not and ,f,ar 49,
"a. 'sanu oack OF she bead. traced TO-. 80
.o' myers length or more il bsS 10, =. -asre
"a zoe Dram Yet the ad a, the ,;,,. :, 80 mars
s'uen' vas scarcely knocked DON :. zoe ac-
seemingly quite well daring most Of ~ .as oeen
a'ag nne' and never cut Of biz sen.s ."e 'ose've
hearty real an hour before be d;sd anu ate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
no CONTRACTORS-In nn--n.nomo

Il a an act OF the legislature O Mchirsn ar.r-ra,
February l2th. 1859 and acts anen@storv me-, -
sgned, Commissioner OF the Duncan Apens snd
Sanoe River State Road vii let JOBS - said roas a.
the following times a1c places
AT Harrisvliie- IN Alcona county N T,-sfav J-,v
'n between 30 and 20 miles q the south end ~ ssf5
road, beginning at River Au-Saubie
~ Apena. on Monday J1iv 18Th the entire hsl,,-s
yyAtendlng through the Counties Of Alpera Prese,a
Sc and cheboygan, making IN whole 100 miles
ans AID specifications made known on the DAYS Of
bids VIII b. received. payable in state swamp
- Jay SAID and % be selected from any n the
- ANS N the Lower Peninsula. Cod sec-s-irv
~ lfe1seo Tor the faithful performances q the
- me eounAissoner reserves TIE right D. reject
Apena, Nay 19th 1888 @ e
-S4 DAVID PLOUGH. Cournissiope-
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Origin OF the Bogus .Rlehmond saL-
en-"

An investigation has been had into the orioi,
OF the taking of r ehmOud stories. which SO cor
Vulsed the entire North a short time since. and
1t turns out that the whole thing was pure in
ventlon, tor which the government and telegram
were no. IN any wise respo sible The rrpor,
originated IN the brain OF a Philadelphia broker
Who went from Washington and palmed of he
information" upon the TOO susceptible Phils
deipha iqH'rsr, who in turn bulle,ined II &c
coming irOm a Washington correspondent Of
that paper The Philadelphia evening Journals
ped Il, ana added to it a. coming from n,,v,.e
sources, the connrmatory street reports which
were speedily gotten up on The publication. An
attempt was made to telegraph the printed COO,
10 Ne" York, bur the War Department prohib
tied it. and it ~as sent through on a hte tr,i,.
to New York, by special messenger. Theme,
II was 'elegraphed by the independent telegram
company 10 Boston, &c, an order probibitir,
It's transmission over the Other lues having bee'
issued. From Philadelphia il was sent We.
over railroad line. TIE simple result of tn,
whole matter shows that il WAS a bod moT.r1e,,f
Tor speculative purposes, whici too strict a al
egraphie censorship gave a wide berth TO- CO.
Collation. = Washington Cor. f " Y cs,qr,--
ciai AdUerfissr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
DROBArE ORDER-State Of Miob

Il go, county Of lngHAra, IS At a SESSION II TIE
rrooale NoFt Tor TIE county VI lg1AD, hollan
I'm cay " Nay, ID III year Thousand eight nun
-reo an sixty t1ree, Present. Wn. h FIlckuey Julge
Of Probate Il the matter ot the ,st.ts - J.ns
Aylers ~ece4Se1 u rea-iug and 1Ilg me petition.
lly verified, O. cstharine lyler ana Jesse Hal az
nl4str2t0rs upon said estate. praying anoue o:ne-
things Tor i;ceuse 20 sell portion OF the real stte
Of lc1 SAID deceased died for ths purpose a.
pay--g -sots against SAID estate.
4b-rclpoL Il ORDERED, That TUESDAY Tie On Of
June neXt, - O'Clock u tte forenoon be assiz-e-
Tor the hearing O. SAID petition .L-t ths heirs al m
OF said uecease1 an al Other persons .1teresrea n
estate ara required 10 appear al session OF said Colrt
ile1 20 DC holeen az the Probate Oce n The village Of
A-son an snow cause any there be, Wy the prayer
d tie Petitioners should not De granted And i IS p
i-r OF1ere, That sad petitioners give notice 10 sha
PER- soils Interested Ia sad estate q tie penceucv u
sid petition. al the hearing thereof By c. srz COPY
o. ms orler l. be Published n the LaHsi1g Republican
newspaper printed ana circulating u said cOunt- %
1snan successive weeks previous 70 sai DAY o. hear
ing a trus copy) w Il PINCkNEY
e~i-O Jutgs q Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
PROBATE ORDER-S,a,e = M;ob

san, County Of lnghsm. s. AT a session If 49,,
giri iar the county 0f I1rham holden m ~
-. III % ne village Of M.son. On Monday The
i>tn cay " NJ. IN the wear on. ~. .ss,T -. e
~ ali ky three Present Wn Il Fincsn " J, p
Z. trooAie Ia tae mltts- o. the estate of Csss,9s
7l-si, -ese'see. On reading ana fhng the netito-
-liy verified, ri Thcmss Pa-k ar,s FFvsbsrb --.t
praying toT license % sell portion ~
ne rea estate OF waca SAID Clssius smith dice seir
-i.- IL Is or-ersa, That Monday tie On 6ay Of
July next. at II Oclock In the f,ranoa8 h. - -
' ts letng Of sald petition and that the heirs al m
" sAa deceased, aud al other persons interested IN st
q. ~ Ilfed 20 AZ pear az a session q said Cozrt
nen q BE- ho zen al the frobata O.fca In tbs 5i-s
a an. $40" cause, Il any there be- Why tue prarsr
ol 'ae petitioner should not be granted And il i f,rth
a. tnai sAll petitioner give notice u the rso7s
interested in said estate OF the tendency Of s,i -
'a anu 'ne hearing thereof, by causing copy of ts
oIdeF 70 Dc published N the Lansing ReDlbljcsr news
= 1' s1 fc-lai-ng IN sal. co,.nty o. Inshar
> ioeessiNe weeks previous to SAID dav OF bearinT
k 49, oo2sJ WI n PINCKNEY
49, Judge u Probafa
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DROBATE ORDER.-state of Mich

l. igan, county Of Ingham, sat session 81 tie
Probate Court the county % laghan, hO-en AZ TIE
probate dice the village VI Mason, Monday, tie
-0th day Of April, Ia TIE year thousand eight
hundred ami sixty three. Present, Wn. d finckuay-
Judge VI frooate In The matter o. t1e estate O The
minor children Of VIM Melton late OF Delhi decessei
Un rea4Ing and ding the petition, duly verified. 81
Alexander Blair, guardian Tor said minors praying ior
lic 20 sell the rea estate Of said minors FOR their
support and education
fuereupOn ordered That Tuesday the 9th cay o..
June next Al II O'Clock 10 the forenoon be assigned
the hearing Of said petition, and the heirs
said deceased AMI al other persons Interested n
said estate, required 10 appear al session OF SAID
Court, then 10 be holden al Tie Probate Ollce The
village Mason, and show If any there be- why
the prayer OF the petitioner should he granted: Ana
further Ordered, that said petitioner give notice 20
persons Interested IN said estate oi the pen ency
SAD petition aud the hearing thereof by causing copy
this order 70 he publisher u the Lansing Republican
a spapor printed AMI circulating in SAID county OF
successive weeks previ0ns said day Of Hear
ing. a true copy WA. IL PINCkNEY
4iSW6 Judge OF Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

I y n y
~ gaa-Tns Circuit Court Tor the county II lnglsrs
.. 1l4ucery -DaVll B.-.alcS, comp 4-ilalt lLvl-
Is -ulrad charc tll9tr, Charles + howe. All William
T. Hazs Daienlalts. al pdrs ~ 4rcretal order
lie circuit Co-Tt Tor The county l-gnain, tLan
cry m41e ia tbs above cause, Wi be sJ-l ll-er ---
rc-Iluu OF til slbselit-r 10 pablo au~t.A, al the
ont 1oof Of the Hotel tn city 81 Lansing
4. Ihlrslay suco4l -y u jug next Al oar clocA
D. tne ateTLool The .lcnl-g described property,
mach thereof my be slllieut % satisfy tls
interest aul costs Ills case, known ana lstil
,uisaaa a. part Of north naI OF the north east
lart-r U. section nI-e, town l0ur north,
age two west bounded a. follows ginning a. STAKE
-taI1lns chains AMI sixty I've LINKS north u thu
u North Turner streets, II tie Recorded
4 the towu o. Michigan, lnO~ Lansing an running
thence north three chains and forty and hal
inks he angle Of the road thence north thirty
rses west along tue street the North line o section
liue Al point chains anu nilesy-three LINKS east
the north quarter POST Of the section thence east
the line twenty tvs chains and nifty nine an
aan links thence south sixteen chains anu lity Inks
thence seventeen chains and ninety Inks u tle
Vi beginning, coataL lg thirty -four anl thirty
uree one hJnaredthz acres OF land. ID the county VI
CHAN and state Of MIchisaI. The above premises viii
le s0li subject 10 WILLOWS right q dover therein.
Dated My 9th, 1888.
HORATIO PRATT.
Circuit Court Commissioner Tor lngham Co. Aich
GEO T. PARSONS, solicitor for Compt.
s21w7
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Piano FOries s. TEeIOdeOms,

MHO is SOLE AGENT FOR THE
CAN Co. Piano. ani SIMMONS & NRIUyEf Melo
icons ia Lin-1g. Mich woul call tic attention Of the
4bic ta bis stock 9i instruments In the purchase u
Instrument two things are O. DE accomplished The
1rst IS psrfsc Mn-i-Gi fltrUnsnt combining fvert
desirable point which goes t0 make up meQ-y, power
e7se ~ action. AMI durability The other Is
poss beautiful aud Ornamental piece a. furniture
both of xllcn combined tie above instruments
Those Sh0 have them viii admit That they npi
syce.el bg any 10 The market. Every instrument j.
ly warranted o give entire satisfaction and viii b.
$ ll az Nan Iiactlr Prices
A fine Octave Piano, with al the late improvements
can be- seen for feg days Cal AZ the CITY Book store
254 J. VlFLE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

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turs Jo"S''eo 70 BAY something by fair cres'
vhs, ~. Yep, table, said be wanted 70 bn,
promn,i~ ~. ao' To- sale, lock Of her hair. sbs
the sum $50 SI .oe coveted curl, and received
showing 6is trophy 10 friend pe, Ss vas
asd yon,' said the friend e.. Sne rather
A00"'sdgs she only paid s. for tie 10y certain