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ent Of hundred.

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WALL pAPER.-Received this |,
Wv stock az Wall Parvr. new designs
Pnsnsn8's Pendulum Curtain Fixtures
gndA's Gurisin ixtares
Greer Holland for Nlraovs.
Ba5 Holland lor Windows.
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sp-stzg NJ. W WBsfCoiT-
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KEEP IT BEToRG FILE EopLE. Union
men ei oho Keep this extract from the
ebel Maury's letter to tie London
Times before your people:
"Valandl4 BAN waits and watches over
the border, rledled-if elected Governor
of the State o. Ohio-tp array it against
Lincoln and the war; and go for peace -
The latest news from the writer of this
paragraph IS that he is in command OF
the pirate Georgia, and has burned the
United States snip Constitution off the
lsiand Of Trinidad. Wheeling IDtelli-
gancer.
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OR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS
III. k EDISON.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12
CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Fourth Ju.

~ dical Crcuit-In Chancery pending in the
Circuit Court for the county Of lnghaIn Chancery
Mason, the first day Of July, 1903, wherein William
n JOscelyn complainant and Mary Josoelyn defend
ant. In tins cause satisfactorily appearing from the
affidavit Of Geo NJ Huntington Of the solicitors for
the complainant that the defendant Mary Joscelyn is
nonresident Of this state and resident Of Windsor
In the Province OF Canada. Upon motion Of Barnes x
Huntington solicitors for said complainant, ordered
the said defendant Mary Josceyn cause her appear
ance IN this 10 be entered within three months
from the date OF this order and thai Of her ap
pearance she cause her TO the Omplanants bl
% be- filed and copy thereof o. be- strtcd On tie COM
painants solicitors within twenty days alter service
Of copy o. sand DIl and notice Of this order and n
default thereof that said bill be taken confessed by
said defendant Mary JOsceyn And upon like motion Il
b. further ordered, that within twenty days the com
painant cause a copy Of this order 10 be published in
the Lansing State ReplJttoGR, newspaper printed and
published the county Of nghaIn, aud that pub
hcatiou be continued al least each week for SIX
weeks n ion that ne cause copy Of this or
der 70 be personally served said defendant at least
twenty days before the time above prescribed for her
appearance HORATIO PRATT
Circuit Court Com. for Ingham Co Mich
BARNEs 4 HUNTINGTON, S0l'rs for COmpt
"a true copy of the Originally
4ZyWG II. L. HENDERSON Den Register
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich

Il igan, county Of lngham ss.-At a session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of Ingham holden the
Probate once IA the village Of Mason, Tuesday the
SOth day oi june IA the year ono thousand eight hun
drcd and sixty three Present, VIM II Pinckney Judge
Of Probate In the matter OF the estate OF Ira q Oar
ling, deceased. On reading and fling tho petition. .
duly verln q, of COrdelia Darling, Administrative Of
said estate praying for license sell the real estate
Of said deceased.
IhereupOn II Is ordered, That Monday the 18th day
August next, At IL O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs
Of sand deceased and all other persons Interested said
estate required u appear at session Of said Court
then to be holden At the Probate Office the village Of
Mason and show cause If any there be- why the prayer
Of the petitioners should not be granted And fur
ther Ordered That sad petitioners give notice 20 the
interested in said estate. of the pendency
said petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
of this order o. be published in the lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating in said county Of
ngham successive weeks previous said day OF hear
ing "a true copy.) WM II. PINCKNEY.
Owls Judge of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12
NALAKOFF.

REBEL BATTLE FLAGs CAPTURED At GETTYs-
BURG.-The SNOWY trophies Of victory as well
its solid advantages rest with the Union cause,
after Lees Pennsylvania campaign. On the sth
inst. Col. Shr,ver arrived at Washington with
hirty-oae Rebel battle-fags, captured in the
great battles at Gettysburg, Penn. Several Of
them bore Latin notices, while the mass were a
plain red ground, with the cross and thirteen
stars. One was a silk flag with the stars and
bars, with the names Of the battles It had been
carried through another silk flag Of the cross
pattern had a rising sun in the centre with a
Latin inscription. Seventeen Of them had their
regimenta marks on, viz: 7th, I'D, 2Sd, and
S4th North Carolina; 9Th Alabama lst, 18th,
9th, 81, two Of the 18th, lfth, 2sth, seth, 5Sd
aud 3sth Virginia. One flag had its regimental
mark ripped of before it fell iuto our hands.
They are al more or less bloody and torn, sew
eral OF them having been carried since the first
Bull Run battle. They were exhibited for
short time in the yard attached to the War De-
partment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12

The basiug ceased. The whole pack drew a
long wall.
They see him -aii Bilduiph.
Almost across dozen more planges, Ful
ano, 4 crowd a. armed meu on horseback
dashed up to the bank tso hundred wards above
Us. IL Was open 2irre taev halted They
could not see Us among the bushes on the edge
OF the slough Ouc oi them-it was Murker-
sprang from bis saddle tie pointed his rife
quick aud steady. Horse aud man. thc .usiiiees
were close 10 tie hsnk and the thickei Of safety
Ping
Almost over, as the ride cracked, Ham had
turned az the sound Of lis p1rsaers crashing
through The bushes. Falaao swan high. He
bore proud head aioft, conscious OF bis brave
duty. lt vas bar moment since he had dashed
away, aud the long lines Of his wake still rppled
against the hither bank
We heard the bullet sing Ii missed the man
as he turned. Itstrsck Fulano Blood spirited
from a great artery He bounded forward
Ham caught the bushes on the bank. pulled
himself ashore, and c.Utched for the bride
Poor Fulano H. flung his head up and paw.
ed the surface with great sp4-m. He scream
ed a death scream, ike that terrible cry Of an
guish of his comrade martyred in the old heroic
cause in Luggerne Alley. We could see his ae-
onized eve turn back in the socket, sendiug 10.
wards US a glance of farewell
Noble horse again a savior. De yielded and
sank slowly away into that base ditch
But Ham, was he safe He had disappeared
in the thicket His pursuers called the hounds,
aud galloped oil to chase him round the slough.
Ham was safe. He got of 10 freedom. From
his refuge he writes 10 me that he is poplar"
that he has sot up Livery institoOtion, aad
has most beautiful black colt CROWN up for
me-" Ham was saved; but Fulano gone. Dead
by Murker's rife. The brother had strangely
avenged his brother, tramped TO death in the
far away canon of the Rocky Mountains
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12
DROBATE ORDER.-State of Michi-

n gan, county OF Ingham, ss.-At a SESSION OF The
Probate Court for the county Of InghAm holden the
Probate Office in the village Of Mason, Monday the
10Th day Of June, IN the year thousand eight hun
dred and sixty three Present, VIM H. Pnckney Judge
OF Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of Uriah
Every, deceased on reading and filing the petition,
duly verified, OF Gordon A. Sayre and Emily NJ Every
administrators, praying for license to sell the real
tate of which said deceased died seized
Thereupon II Is ordered that Monday the 18th day Of
August next at II O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs
law Of said deceased and all other persons interested
Court, then 10 be holden at the Probate 01ce the
Village Of Mason, and show cause If any there be- why
the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted
And II Is further ordered that said petitioner give notice
10 the persons Interested In said estate the tendency
Of said petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
Of this order 20 be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating IN said County Of
lngham, successive weeks previous 10 said day Of
hearing a true copy WM- II PINCKNEY,
6W4aS Jndsp prohata
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12
LIE gal Advertisements.
CTATE OF MICHIGAN Fourth

~ Judicial Creuit--suit pending The Circuit Court
for the county u ingham IN Chancery the village
Mason, IN said county the ID day Of July lst3.
John " LOngyear vs. Hiram Z. Beamer Il satisfacto-
ry appearing To me- HJratiO Pratt Esq Circuit Court
Commissioner for Ingham county, by the affidavit Of
D. " Burtch, Of the solicitors for the complainant
that the defendant, Hiram e Heamer IL a resident Of
this state but absent therefrOmon motion of Long
year Blrtch Oi counsel for complainant II ordered
that the said def ndant, Hiram e. Baner cause his ap
pearance this be entered within three months
from the date Of this order and that case Of his
appearance he cause his 10 the Ompainant's bill
u D. HE'D, and copy thereof served the complain
ants solicitors within twenty days after service "
copy u SAID b and notice Of this order and default
Thereof that said bill be taken confessed by said de-
fendant And be tflrtAer ordered That within twenty
days she said complainant this order be pub
iished IN the lansing state RepublicGn, a newspaper
printed and published SAID county Of Inghan and
that said publication BE- continued week for
six weeks Ia successi0n that he copy Of this
order u be personally served on the said defendant
Hiram Beamer at least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appearance.
Dated July "a, ls6J.
LoSGYEAR & BURrCH, SOl'rs for COmpt.
HORATIO PRATT
Circuit Court Com for lugham Co. Mich
A true copy of the original
ii. =. HENDERSON,
4Ssw6 Dep. Register.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12

TIE SALT ENTERPRIsE.-We have the most
cheering intelligence this week for those inte-
rested in the salt works. A depth Of 1858 feet
below the surface had been reached up TO YES
terday morning. and the work Is rapidly pro
gressing. Brine OF about % per cent. strength
Is now taken f ON The veil Confidence In the
success Of the work was never so great a. al
the present tine Il i thought that the basin
i deep. and the Company viii 20 down 1906
feet Everything looks favorable and in cen
sequence the stock has gone up. The amount
expended up to date in operations amounts tC
81 S4500.-.TacEson Citizen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12

TRANSLATED FRoN The GsRNsv-Bl THE Ray. B. n

lrRASsI-aIED FRoN TIE GsRstS-Bl THE RAY s.
On the blood drench'd field ~ carnage.
Helpless wrapt in night Anl doubt
lay Ny son. and angel senir.-s
Kept their vigils round about
Then thought of thee, sweet mother.
Aud the dear ones Tar away
Visions Of " sweet home came fitting
Der ny soul with cheering ray
God, 10 whom from earliest childhood
had lesrn's 70 bon the knee.
Took my soul into HIS keeping.
While Deaths gloom DER sh4i0wed me.
And with morn r FIST daHns faint biushmg
Friendly hands had carried me-
Bathed my wounds and kindly tended
Ne with loves sweet ministry
Ny last hour = drawing nearer
Keener burn the wounds and smart
Kiss me, as Of old, dear mother.
Press me closer to thy heart
Would ever could repay thee
All thy loving faithful cares
May Gods blessing guard and stay thee
On thy path Of tolls AMI tears
Kiss the little ones, dear mother.
Once, and yet again, and tell
Often in the twilight-quist,
How their brother fought and fe.l
While quietly am sleeping
Meath the battle -cr imson a sod
Tell them how fOr Truth and Freedom
Throbb'd d my heart and flowed my blood
Firmly trusting Ia his mercy
Who for all hung ell the tree.
Bliss and hope Inspire my bosom
And the peace III bought for me
Bat hark. mother-angel voices-
Round me crowds a shining tram
Now they BID us parf God bless thee
Mother, I'll We meet again
Lansing, Aug ,, lse3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12

4 BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATION. 1t is said Of
tie Iceaaders that they scrupulOusly observe
the usage Of reading the Sacred Scripture every
morning, the whole Amiiy joining in the singing
and prayers. When the Icelander awakes, he
salutes no person until he salutes God. he
usually hasteus 10 the door, adores the Author
OF Nature and Providence, aud then steps back
into ths dwelling, saying 70 his family, God
grant YOU a good day =" What q beautiful Illus
lustrstion i this Of the Christian obligation on
the part Of households TO recognize and worship
God.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12
MARION HOUSE.

.. T. ANGIER. Proprietor, Jackson Michigan This
House has been enlarged. rehted. and elegantly fur
nishet Regular Boariers and Visitors can De accom-
noited with COOL rooms first class fare and all the
comforts OF Hotel life. At most reasonable prices To
Transient guests the Marion House presents induce
ments by Way Of apartments large and well located
aud furnished more elegantly than those Of any other
hote IN THIS part Of the country The proprietor viii
90 all m his power 20 make every person the Marion
mouse comfortable. r. p Angler. Proprietor.
J. %. SEYMOUR. Head Clerk. formerly Of the Angler
House, Cleveland, o. =. A. Moss. steward formerly
Of the St James Hotel Buffalo, y Y lySSS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. No.

n ticc is hereby given, that in pursuance Of Ii
eense to US granted by VIM. H. Pinckney, Judge Of
Probate for the county Of Ingham the 9th day Of
July lSt3, shall expose for sale At public auction
the premises Monday the 3lst day OF August 1868
all the right, title and interest OF Cassus Smith, de
ceased IN and TO the following pieces parcels OF land
Of which said Cassus Smith died seized and possessed
viz the north west "A Of south west q, and QO)
acres OF north end of south west a OF south "A
section thirty six (36) town north Of range west
also IN the south Of north a
north a Of section one, north Of range
west, being rods and by Il north and
south. Terms made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS PARK
ELIZABETH J. SMITH,
Admir- estate Of Cassius smith, deceased.
lansing. July eth. A. ID lS63 429W6
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. No

~ tice * hereby given, that pursuance Of a war
rant 70 issued by Wm H. Pnckney Judge OF Probate
for the county Of lngham, Will the Office Of
George Piper in the village Of Okemos on Tuesday
the 29th day o september 1868 and Friday the 9th
day OF October 1858 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
NJ and O'Clock, p. NJ. Of said days for the purpose
oi receiving and adjusting claims against the estate Of
VIM h Hamilton deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate hereby notified present them
to us one Of said days for adjustment the time for
hearing claims expires the first day Of November
1868. NJ n CHATTERTON
GEORGE W PIPER.
43Ow4 Commissioner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12
HOrauo Seymour and hIs Associate Dcma-
go-ufs-


From sh- New York Herald. July 7ih
On the 4th OF July, Gov. Seymour of this
State, ex Governor ScymOdr, of Connecticut,
and the Hon. NJ. Pcnilct0n, of Ohio, delivered
speeches at the Academy of Music, before a new
democratic club, composed oi politicians az small
and unappreciatve as the speakers themselves.
We took the trouble TO publish these addresses in
yesterdays Herald, and are almost sorry that We
wasted 80 much yaiuDle space upon such trashy
productions ln the midst Of the greatest crisis
the world ever saw-with tho news Of the great
est victory OF the war Just electriiyng the coun-
try-these political trmmers spent the precious
hours of our national anaiver-ary 10 talking about
the arrest OF Vaandigham and the suppression
Of few tuppenny papers, and the awful despo-
tism which the actions Of tire administration had
imposed upon the country. We are sick 70
nausea Of such silly, brainiess pratue. Il IS de-
signed merely for political effect, and 10 las Just
about as much influence upon the course Of
events as the Lighting Of a farthing candle has
upon the sun.
The two Seymours and Mr.. Pcndeton, or
PcddngtOn, did well % select the Academy Of
Music for their exhibition. Mozart Han has
sunk completely ont Of sight, and Tammany Han,
covered with ivy and redOeut Of Jacksonisn
me nories, was celebrating the glorious victory
won bv the brave Army Of The Potomac over
JEFF Davis best Generals and best soldiers. Il
's most curious and remarkable that the Acadc-
my OF Music orators lad nothing % say about
this victory. The burden Of their song was
Valiandingham The most mOmen-
tous battle Of the war was of no interest 20
them. Their hearts were engrossed with the
prospect Of q triumph ia some future election.
While they stood maunderinr about their petty
political grievances, the WLo.e country was re-
joiceiag at the intelligence thar the rebel inva-
sion had been STAYED and the fate Of the nation
decided.
While Europe watches the conflict with ana
iety, and the people await the final decision With
eager hope. these wifepullers talk about Vallan-
dgham. They labor bard 10 stir mp their little
mudpuddles unconscious Of the great ocean
roaring and surging around them. They are
amused, Ike children, a. the sound of their pu-
Nv popgsns, squi5s ard tOrped0es, aud cannot
bear the laundering cannon which announces
the regeneration Of the nation. They sqna5ble
ike monkeys. over the possession o. Their tinny
chestnuts and take 10 heed Of the vital interests
Of thirty millions Of people Before long they
vii be swept away with the other dirt and rub
bish Of the past. All their affected reverence
for the constitution cannot save them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12

INSANITY CHECEED BT The WAR.-Dr. Bellows
stated. in his speech before the American Uni
tartan Association, that in the midst Of the IN
precedented excitement Of the last two years
the amount OF insanity in the country has ma
terially decreased from what it was in time Of
peace. The substitution Of a noble aud healthy
excitement for ignoble and degrading agitationz
Of mind thus shows itself By the most delicate
OF tests
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12

A COOP ASEcDOTE Oh GES. LoGAs.-When
this galart officer was a Colonel at the COM
mencemeHt Of the rebeli0u, SIX companies Of
his corps becoming sggrieved at something
sacked arms and refused 70 do duty. Inc Ad-
irtant informed Col. Logan Of the difficulty, who,
on hearing It, exclaimed. Stacked arms IAe
devil theg have ." Then pausing q minute. a. ne
considered the emergency, he continued Ell
Adutant. I'll give 'cm enough OF stacking
arms.n Accordingly be formed the remaining
four companies II lie with loaded muskets, and
stood them over the malcoute1ts, whom he CON-
peued 70 stack and unstack arms for twelve
hours. They did't want 70 stack arms after that
without special orders.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12
.CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of

II 'IIA-NNIIIlI DAIIL.-Dy NITIUt UI
~ decrctal order made and entered in the Circuit
Court for the county of Ingham In Chancery in case
wherein Oliver Goldsmith Is complainant and John G
Darling, Mary H. Darling, and Christian Waukenhut,
defendants, shall sell at public auction, at the
door Of the ngham County Court House in the village
Of Mason in said county the 18th day of August A.
ID. 1868, al O'Clock in the afternoon the lands de-
scribed in said decretl order viz lot number eleven
l), IN block number hundred and forty five (45)
the village (now city, Of Lansing State Of Michigan
Dated June y, 1868.
HORATIO PRATT.
Circuit Court Com'r for Ingham County
nAKT RNGHAM Solrs for Cnmp't. 42lR6
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VOL. 9, NO. l7.-WHOLE NO. 1873.
Ulysseso Old

p
Ulysses Of Old
ln story vc're told.
Was hands me EulnE hero. exceedingly bold
Who entered a cave. - brave and defiant
Ant 49, oui the eye of terrible giant
Twas be4utlfll trick
And Accomplished ~ quick
That al the oii Cycoqs thought him q. a brick
lis ouitlrss and dash excited their wonder
That the pering fellows were ob zed o. knock under
50 our Ulysses.
MlortFar misses
Walked un O. Treason = ylsulug shyssez
knt tre tle monster lal time o. ily 0ut.
VITA deStereus blow be punches h.- eve ari
And SIN uutalutei
Ulysses wanted
The chiyalrous Cyciops city-'tVas Graai1f
Their power was gone they could nt defend her
And SD The poor giant had o. surrender
ln future story.
Where deeds of glory
Are told of war g. dreadful and cory-
lrf % De- recorded whom Treason Is dead
Ulysses uiale hole through his head
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12

FIFTT THoVsASD NEw MADE FREEWEE.-By
a decree Of the Government Of Holland, bfty
thousand slaves in Dutch Guiana we're maze
freemen on the lst Of July. What conlr-s'
70 the terrible scene now enacting m TINS cDul
Try, where onetbird OF the people are uIe..--
ing the land in blood for the purpose O rees'I
more securely the shackies On iol' "'''i''-' -
slaves