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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
AN ORDINANCE

To encourage the paving Of sidewalks.
SECTION |. Be il ordained ty The Board
Of Trustees IF he To,cH Of Winchester,
That the owner or owners of one or more
lots or part of lot fronting upon any
sidewalk withia the limits of the corpor-
alton, may, under the direction of the
town Engineer, and as laid oat b, him.
construct fagstone pavement with good
stone curling on said sidewalk, and
when so constructed, the Engineer shall
certify the same 10 the Town Clerk, spe-
cifying the cost of said side. walk and
curbing fronting each particular lot and
part of q lot, which the Clerk shall record
in book 10 be provided for that purpose;
and the owner of each lot or part of a lot,
and his assigns shall be entitled To have
the cost of said pavement and curling,
without interest, applied TO the payment
of corporation taxes assessed upon the
said lot or part of lot and the improve
ments thereon, until the costs of the con.
struction OF said pavement and curbing
shall be thus paid to the owner of the
said lot or part OF a 10. and his assigns.
SIC. .. Those who have heretofore
constructed tlagstone pavements on side.
walks according to the grade and plan of
the town, shall be entitled to have the
cost of the same applied toAthe taxes of
the lots. lot, or part of lot fronting
which said pavement has teen construct.
Cd, till the same shall be repaid as provi-
ded for ia the first section of this ordi.
nance for those hereafter to be construct.
ed
SEC 3. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after the first day OF July next.
Passed June 18th, ls63.-
JER. SalrH, rres't.
K. :. FISHER, Clerk.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
UNEMPLOYED.

CAN GIVE STEADY EMPLOY :
ment TO active Young ,men to soliett
orders for the LITTLE GlAN SEW-
ING MACHINE, price Sl5--HepPer,
Gauge, Screw driver and extra Needles.
Will pay liberal salary and excuses I. s9 OF
allow large commissions. COUNTY
RIGHTS given to Agents. An Agent
wanted,in every County. Forpartftulars'
descriptive catalogue, &C., address, with
stamp. /. ;. fACE,
Gen' Agent for L. 5, Toledo. o.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
Stranger than Fiction

THAT one-halfihe world can not imagine
how the other halflive." Is no less true than
tritc: and the lesson the adage affords. our eN-
pcrieuce aud observation daily tends 10 yeri-
Is. Then. ten. when we consider the ever
varying phases Of human passion. aud the
discordant elements from which all novel and
fauaiicalsecis are moulded, IL can scarcely
seem surprising that faithful record ofaeiu-
nj events should exceed in singularty the
widest dream OF romance; or that crimes,
both strange and unnatural. should be perpe-
trated in FAR Of country on the outskirts OF
civilization. which neOple In another state OF
society would never imagine possible. Know
ing as do know. the evils and horrors and
denominations ofthe Mormon system, the deg
radiation II imposes on fe males. aud the con
sequentyices which extend through all the
ramiacatisns ofthe society, a sense Of duty TO
the world hiss Induced me TO prepare the fol-
low ng narrative for the public eye. The ro-
mantle incidents connected with my expert
enee. many think horde ring on the marvellous
To them would say, that this narrative ofmy
life only proves. what has 80 Omen been prov
ed before. that "TRUIH 10 srRASsKR Than
FGcTIos.''-Author's Preface.
The book contains S49 pages. with ebgrAv-
ings. Is neat, bOunl in cloth, and will bcsent
to any address, postpaid, On receipt OF price.
sl2S.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
ABBO77'S HISTORY
OF THE
GREAT REBELLION.

Abbottis the most oted writer and essay
list Of the day, and his time. tie shows
that more than thirty years ago the rebel
lion was inaugurated. which was then as
q little cloud no larger than n mans
hand, but which continued TO grow and
spread until, as solid phalanx, its dark
folds from horizon TO zenith Overshadow-
ing our whole country, and pours out its
vial OF wrath in lightnings and thunders.
Fellow citizens, YOU love your coun-
try, and have an interest IN IT'S history;
YOU feel honored 10y the bravery and he
roism of the fathers, husbands ana sons
Of Indiana, who so nobly risked their
lrves at their country's call. Indiana
soldiers have honorsd the State and Ma
ton ard have therefore largely contriDu-
ted material for Its history, OF which Alb
bott has given due prominece. lie has
wildly portrayed those acts OF patriotism
and bravery which fill the highest page
in history, and will stand engrayen IN the
highest niche in James cloud tipped ton
pie. Parents, If YOU wish 10 have your
children intelligent and patriotic, get
them Abbott's History OF the Rebellion
1t IS written in the most fascinating
style.
And what will afford the SOLDIER more
pleasure, when he returns, 10 visit his
friends, bearing the scars of many well
fought battle, than 10 find with them
book with the history OF the battles OF
Donelson, Shiloh, Murfreesboro, Pea
Ridge, Rich Mountain, Antietam, and a
host Of others In which he performed
such heroic part. We give a few of the
names of the mary Statesman, scholars,
and soldiers, who have patronized and
recommended Abbott's History Of the
Rebellion. Jared Sparks, Edward Ever
EFT. INV. Lonefellow. VIM. Srrague Gov
ernor r. L; Richard Yates, Governor of.
Illinois, SCHUYLER Coifax, Lewis Wal
lace. and o. p. Morton. Governor OF lndi.
ana, ] C. GIBBONS.
AEe.i ". Randolph Co.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17

TRUE RELIGIoN.-Would not
many whose piety seems to be
developed only on special occa-
sions, be benefited by reading
the following, and applying It's
teaching to themselves: 'Chris-
tanity is rot the thing Of Tits and
starts. but persistent power. II
az uvt the Electric element gath
cred into a jar that sparkles on
Sabbath, when touched by the
words of the preacher; but like
the electric element in the shape
of gravitation binding orbs into
harmony, giving fertility to the
poorest soul, and order, blossom
and beauty to all things
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17

badc the families Of the suspect
sd hali--and marching those
twenty-seven brave men out OF
the very arms of love, ranged
them into an open lot before a
file Of riilemcn. and there shot all
Of them to death in plain sight Of
their shrieking households -H.
ID mOcrat.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
EDUCATION

of the rising generation will always TO
treated rs Of the first importance.
Ii may be said, in short, that the pres
ent publisher of the JoURsAL has taken
hold of il with the view Of making il as
useful and valuable as possible TO every
one Of its readers, hoping that il may not
prove Improbable 10 himself. Will not
every one of the present readers lend n
helping hand7 Let every enc Who SYM
pathizes with the undertaking make hin
or herself voluntary agent to obtain
subscribers for the paper, and let those
who can, furnish items for its columns
In this way we can get on smoothly.
THE TERMS are For single sub
scrihors. 81 50, Three Copies for S4ee.
and -Four Copies for $500. This is the
very lowest, when the money is paid 10
advance
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ] will
N sell al Public Auction on saturday the
4th day of July. 1863, at the late residence
of Joseph A. Williamson, deceased, late
of Randolph county. all his personal pro-
periy mot taken by the widow consist
ing Of Horses, Cattle. Hogs, Sheep, grow
ing Wheat. Farming Implements, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and various
other articles.
A credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums over three dollars, the pur-
chaser giving note with approved surety,
waving valuation and appraisement laws.
ISAAC n. SHIVELEY.
lima 10. 1868 Adminisfyafor-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
NEW GRAVE YARD.

The undersigned has laid of New
Grave Yard. Immediately adjoining the
old one. on the west. in lots l5IS by l9E
fee. square, which he offers 10 sell on rea.
sonable terms. Those desiring 20 secure
a family burial place can now do 60 by
calling early on DAVID HEAS TON.
Nay g., lse9-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
A COMPANION TO FEMALE LIFE,
NJ \ l. l.
Life Among the Mormons,
n AuSTiN N WARD

This. like the above.ls a work Of great and
unusual interest. aud viii be eagerly read
A .ompanfon volume 20 ..FENAtlE LifE-r
Itisa large ~ mo. volume. neatly bound 10
cloth. illustrated with engrAVinys, aad VII BE
sent 20 any address, postpaid. on receipt ~
price. 81 -on--O' IN receipt ~ sfne 80 wi
send both the above ~ork.- p>s'sgs rrSrsid.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17

A flock of forty sheep were
sheared in very workmanlike
manner by some thieves one night
recently in Waldo, Me, and the
heeces carried off.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
HEALTH DEPARTMENT

will be found accurate accounts of the
state Of the general health Notices OF
all prevailing diseases and epidemics, with
descriptions Of their nature and course,
the best way to prevent them and their
most rational management when they
may have seized upon the system.
This, though new feature in n News
paper, will be found one of the most valu-
able in this. ffread and needed il will
be worth the whole cost of the JouRSai.
to the family and the individual. "Iiow
to keep well"is the great question in this
regard. An ounce of prevention is worth
tun Of cure.
The interests of
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
PROPRIETORS.

We keep constantly on hand ready
made Boots and Shoes. We are also pre-
Jared TO manufacture these articles to or
der in neat, substantial manner 1T!
us. We will also pay the highest cash
prices for hides green or dry
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
$40 WAGES PAID, 500.

To sell goods for the ADAss sEwIss
MscHIsE cosrASr. Wo will give aeon
mission OF all goods Soidhy our Agents
or pay wages at from $40 to 500 per
month. and pay all necessary expenses
Our machine II pvrfeet in its mechanism
A child cad leare to operate by half ar
hours instruction. IL il equal TO any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and nc
the price to Fifteen Dollars
Zach machine warranted for years
Address RUGGLEs.
rsrl Gen. Agt., Detroit. Mich.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
FARM, THE ORCHARD
AND THE GARDEN

will have watchful advocate in the
Journal, and the transcendens subject Of
the
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
.4DDOinf1lleNf.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the m
~ dersigned has been appointed hd-
minstrstor Of the Estate OF Joseph A.
Williamson, deceased. late Of Randolph
county, Ind. Said Estate is supposed TO
be solvent
ISAAC y. SHIvELEY,
June 6, 1868 Administrator.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
MOOT and SHOE

MI % NUFACTORY,
Christ Kayscr, Geo. heiie''
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
GooA MeN.elNes,

and you should try them before gong f%
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac OF my local
agent, and read tho certificates, and II yo~
hive ever doubted Won will
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry,

Yankee Notions kc., FOR ssis as useal. Repairing O
al sorts and styles done 70 order. Watches Cocks
Jevelry repaired and warranted By experienced work
ner-
S7gyl / GuETT, il
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14

People who have been bolstertd I'D anf
levered all their lives, are seldom good fol
anything In IA crisis When misfortune comes
thry iOOS Gu 81 Tor somebody to cling or lea
upIu. lf tue prop : uOt there. down they 10
Oacs dowu. they are as h~lpless as capsized
turtles, or uahOrsed msa II arnOr. aud caanOi
dad tbeIr feet again " tlOut assistance. Such
siiksn fellows 10 mUre resemble self made men
who have fought tler way 70 position. making
ticaltles tier stepp.ng stones. and deriving
deter niuatiou from t1er defeat. than vines
Resemble oak, Or spu.t-rt rush lights the
stars VI heaven. Efforts persisted 10 achieve
meats train man 10 sell reliance aud when
be has proved 10 the world that be can trust
himself, the world will trust hun. We say.
therefore. hat II Is uuwise 10 d~prive Young
men OF the advantages which result from The
energetic action. 10y boosting THIN over
Obstacles VII On they ought 10 urmoult alone.
No one ever swan well who placed his conf
d-nee IN eork jacket; and II when breAs,inv
TOE SEA OF lie. We cannot OuOy ourselves up aud
Ty 10 iorce ourselves ah al 10y dint OF our own
energies. we are not sAlvagr. and il is Of httIe
Consequence whether We sink or swim snrvtvs
or perish.
Oae OF the best lessons father can give 10
his SOUS, Is this: Work; strengtben vour
moral aid nrnial faculties. as Won would
strengthen yoar muscle, 10y vigorous exercise.
Learn 10 coaqurr circumstances. YOU are then
independent OF fortune. The men Of athletic
minds Who leave their marks on the years in
winch 'hey lived. were al trained in a rough
senool. Tney did not mount their high posi-
tons oy tie hip If leverage; they lept into
enAsus, g'applrd with the opposing rocks.
avoided az alalches, and when the goal was
reached. felt that but for the toll that had
strengthened them as they siroYe, il could
never have been attained.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14
The Chicago 4imes Excluded by the Board
OF Trade.

At the regular session OF the Chicago Board
Of Trade on "Wednesday. y Fairbanks, as We
learn irOn the Tribune, called tie attention OF
the Board 10 the resolutions appended OcOW.
He eiaced them win a lew remarks character
ziug the paper dIsOyal, aud stating IL as a
duty the Board as a los Al organic ttion owed To
itself. 10 heucefOrth exclude II from Change
lie asked tor an EXPIRE slOu of opinion, desiring
every member 20 tAink carefully before voting
Mr. then read tne resolutions a. follows:
WhefeGs, The ARTICLES appealing almost dAli,
In the Cmc4gO Times newspaper are calculated
10 give AID aud comfort To traitors engaged IN a
mus holy var urou the Government; aud
Whes,as Ia publishing such matters a. char
ging upon the AininIatratIOn-in rs Efforts TO
put dO~u the reOclhOn-the " murder OF the
fathers sons and brothers OF the North, as well
a almost every other crime m the category
said paper i dung what lies IA Us pOSer 10 ere
ate d-cOrd AID discussion Al the North, leadirg
20 the loss OF tie Constitution, aud the ruin OF
the Uripu aud
Whsrea. The said paper il in the practice OF
makms the most gu ragenus aud uucaled for al
taeks upon the private cha acter aud standing o.
our most respectable cltlzeus. thereby causing %
TO be deserving Of uAtucasured icptOostiUn
therefore
Rssolssd. By this Board Of Trade, while DIS
ca iulu- AZ pafLlhh irCilNS anu OtiuS aCtualcu
by no Other motive than the public welfare aud
the fair fame Of our city, that the Chicago Timss
is uuSorthy Of cOuutenance support, aud that
the Directors Are hereby REQUISITES 10 exclude Il
from me rra1iug DOM OF Ihis Board
Resolrsd That TINS Board know Of no ohjsc
ton 10 Tie commercial editor Oi the Chicago
Tunes personally. but ina>much as his presence
o. Gina x, TO certlli extent, tOirrates the
paper, ne : here0y excluded from the rooms, as
q reporter tor -ad paper
Toe vote VA takel and resulted in the pas
sage Of the resolutions by AL almost unanimous
as well as Numbering ave" ouiy two or three
voices being heard ia the negative, after which
the Board resumed is business as usual
The Journal iuiimaies that the various rail
road companies in the city are talsiug Of pursa-
ing similar course.
The Tunes has an editorial upon the subject.
10 whi>a il aims 10 make il appear that the
above vas only partial expression OF tue Board.
II also SAYS:
d" II the majority Of the Board shall indeed
undertake 10 presc be the politics which a
Newspaper IN ChicsgO may teach. Ne shall kmOA
hos 10 deal with ll, 4ad know what wall come
OF the undertaking Desiring ho~ever, 20
leave the Bead perfectly free to elect as 10 lis
Own Course, rest here"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14
MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas, de-

w l4-lt having oeen m-4e IL tie p-s l--t u SIN
money s-~-Ee- ~ q S4---.-- u. J-L- 49,
aA4 AaI a- a--c4---A as N~, t-- lJNL
ship OF Wl..lA4ls1-A, lO-.ly l-sA-ll, ~ L-vl- uV
Forest Of city An 4 our, cJ--ty N4s-t-nAs
4at-a Apr. eeNeutl, i. H. lso1, tie
X ster Otcs ~ t-e county IL all, ~ The x2l1
1ay VI Apr, A l56I 70 ~ -.4-A - .4o-r So
IL " IL tsasesi ~ lase 90 ~ Which ---a--t tue
power VI ~.-t--e- 74l- ----l-- l-fA-
Tvs, anu ~ suit proceeding s - Ur-- =lt--e -
recover 4-Ut ~ lnJltgas- Al
palt thereof, AID tie u. twenty Nv l-4s
--lln-4 ~ oe --e tA-.r-Ai 4~.- therefore Avlc
y gwen, t-4t s-l- --ltss ~l u .--s--s-- 3! sale
lie mortgage p4SA4-s~ss - VA B~l-s --lt-l
tAvSrn stAA4, ~llA 49, liz app- trLc9s t4--t0 0--
.oag ~, pzt lUI opposite - t4v-
a-rOss liz i4Dln IT, y-.-y
tns town u N4ial-stou, - s44- ~--Lts ue-s .--
SAM property OO4s-l - 49, 4lores.4- -0A- a-
M -44e.eOo Ar- NcOo-I, 49, l-s~llyel
l04lyws, oUcA ~. J. ~ NJ 2 ~. !, 30
NJ Ole feet e4=t size O. .Oi No es-t 10
NJ oe!-s tAc village - ~ l.Als.--
t4e count! l-s44u4 A44 stale ~ A4--. 4ll, ~
sOo- p4Tt tuvruOi - p4ul4- aSLl01 VI vg.-v &c
Court hO-se, ~ liz llOAt Thereof Al2s0l
county o. Inku4In lie fourteenth G-y February
A h. eighteen Aln44e1 Sky three Twelve
sAl4 4ay.
UAtsd November I'LL, ls62
DAyIU DE FOREST, Mortgage.
TwITczKLI FRAzER, AT Tor Mortgage. Sy4Wl5
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Dae VIII lsa.aess aaa dispatch aud at rsa.aaase rae
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600 600 MALE OR FEMALE

y
LLOYDiS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY CDLORtD NAP
OF IHE UNITED ,lAlES, CANADA-, AND
NEW hRUN>MIlk
Ion, r.errt s,,-..,z ..r.rl.t.f Arr 10 1872. 81
s,,rs-ao- Al arv $40 man esfr nude hv Cotton o-
N,,fctI and s.,s y tn IN nr,es I'd AL, c.uts s-o
0oo r,,,,''|s ,r.- ',,--'l,.,t an, thf. man '
Il Is DOT cnly county Map. bur D. s also COUNTY
AND RAILROAD MAJ ui tht l4lt.i states ana tluala.
combined n one giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION
ana distances between.
Guarantee ANY woman ur man s. O. 3 peg day al1
vi take back al MAPS that cannot be s0ll anl refund
t1e money
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14

En- q lie OF Careful SilOl IS lrac-
n tioasr u tie Ola an Nv sol.N. sys..ls l. 81
t. sars ana sale mss Nllt ior lr...s ...- rA-.
lrre.a 1rass a. sau sAN "a it l o. lts i..l Us x.
,tls lave telu cr0wno- vita s.Dl> 90 laN.rN l.lrt.
t.r.cA tae Aiovls.re ~ H.u.rcnatas l..la taac l.
ans distances ~ III. up1-ll ...- ..o.. .ar. ana
o.l uog pa.c theul before tle rle c ia loe.a ll.c
pcvg1.rs IS .ae cuy tr-e a1- r.al- Alt..- tr.t W.
uro.u1. NaltlN -ilNutss ID a ~la--s -l- Sd ..s "a.
Is taes a-vc ce.n ics..- s1e. .-lla-y l,.. .-ylr
ilres years. ID ms rllvat. practise. I'D lass l l.r
~ s.ts -1- 81 .ar a-,e as..r fai.i O. ro.
lo "a esrei ce..l Is .aAll s-.iliy lltlIl. g. a.
r.o...
4 oAEAr MANY persons ia ttls .n- ellrr c111--ics
have 10 .-lgl l tl1 nl~ s1-oo c. A.lg. -tlF tr.-n
ILL., s4l lalt tlsy lANN L.Nl. l.-l i.l-.4 ,sll
Us o4Ir. ~ ~ 1a 4oue. l1t prNitry. Now as IL a
gra-lat. 81 tltl - stems t-- DIS. l.. . k-.lgc
II. klNal Collage ol >l4ktly ALA N-l l.t -Cl ana
d Ile slle. I4ill, i.s..-tt Drtaf li.t.i. Ll..ln
the former -ss-l Alcf-.tly Old -Cl.vi tle
t-r Holl 4p4lly. Nsw >~-lVlI al- n-sl-s Ff4lllll
b0tl pellol u io-tyouc t-s tl.A lam tlt.l Sd
g. d -l gnl.lt ae lusiier AIS. .ti.-. .l. 90
CT lectures 90. Homeopathic 4.4lrlt lulleN Jog
experiment ~As l--loc4. ~ lis ass guia-s t-.ets
O al l4 ll-ls-s ll-l t4yc lr i-l o.
Stu system stlA ili o.. ulN- L.N tt ..li-
t.1n veal plAtt4o- d. Llli4s tl ulsl rrl0lr molo
oi treatment bsllts l4lt tl-s t- llit.l et.l.s
Government Is about l-tgo--cls te Iliu
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14
A STUMP SPEECH!
BY A. W ARD, JR.


Fail OF VIZ and Yaakee Spirit Tie People
ia ihr.r esttusiasm bear the Speaker acay
ia Triumph!
The following IS q rare specimen o. Yankee OraIcry.
Tae SPEAKER was eating peanuts and waking ~ the
gals when hundred voices called him forth lie arose
"a -y ANA surveyed t- multitude with all the bearing
u Pl.rcA H-lry-tl.a forth The iorreut % bis
e..s4 eucs-
E.Iioc Cliseas II am Tor the Un.on Liberty, An
-rcA jackson 4ll NV BOOTS an ilr restoring tie
L-.l ID a former glory for projecting the Coustt4
tl A Us sacred guarantees, ana Tor boots and shoes
oi tA- ors- pattern +. MN ls anu --i"--''s l1Ie"'
App-a-s. ASH Hslf A-4.l w must not forget our
ou comfort ia these Gays oi patent double twisted
% la4er creased nghuiag haze received to-day
news ut ll. greatest norttncc Oi te most vital inter
est to AID a. so4. hear that Johns Bailey have Just
receives their spring stock 0l Roots shoes the
atst styles ana most lni-hel workmanship tell you
I those who buy oi that young and e-terprising urn
troubled With curus and their dispositions are
never solrc4 bg having Their feet pnched husbands,
wives, olus ul-- ana eif.s, e. 3 J'"ls halty p
here yll N4l lli Gaze boots st0Eas, Shoes. slippers
over shoes CATERS ladies' heel slippers. cacks oxford
tles meas carpet slippers ba.m0rals and ladies tine
Geras4I.in' alla, is more beautiful than lady 5
foot eucsea IT, co3letsh gaiter' Its enough 10 rouse
tie m,n1-sl blood 81 S. Anthony VIII close my
spe--4 oy 49, -pproIri4tc quotat.rn
laiaty foot
A Cater Boot,
Zen >toics must agree,
for Do O. vote.
What Gray once wrote,
han some L + C.
Here the Speaker tainted As De borne from the
Hail Of his atnirug friends he heard 70
family ask wAl stole my PEA nuts'' some rude and
wicked boys Lad rmptcl hs basket while be was speak
ing however. glass ni water revived him aud be wrote
thu following resolutions, which ratified. and
ported 90 due course oi time boy the committee 90 reso
R..9lesi Tia, Johns Bailey keep the best assort
meat of Boots and shoes anl the hest quality o. Leather
evr iatrlile-l i.ta t- intrset. and DE d further
h-soird li tles never Tall o. siFt salts action, That
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-14
Dated N0NeLutI III, Ioo4
DAFIU DE FOREST, Mortgage.
TwIrcaKL FRAzER, AltIys Tor M0stgagse. ss4Nl -
MORTGAGE SALE-Detault having

MORTGAGE SALE Default having
XF1 been TIE " a cert-ia ul0. l.
gag- exec4te- by H-1fy d freeman, AZ Hannah, LIS
vie, o. lngham county SchlGAn, - Ia LaF Orl, u
Bath, New IUrA, d4gc- lie twefsa Gay q. Cct-0sl,
H. eighteen A1u1red AM MY eight all TIE
tween third cay Of October, a ls5s, te olce
leg Desls tAs c0-nty Ils-4I1, Tie
state Achigal AOer L VI tgagss, pages D
anu So upon W4lIu mortgage there l. Claimed ~ be
due al the date " tbs Iyt-e the sun t~y hundred
anC twenty three collars aul sky CHS. all
suit proceedings a. law having been Instituted u
Recover any part thsreOi notice IS therefore hereby
gwen taat u Ne-nes- sns nly j. ia aay oi Na-l
uext, - Twelve OcllcA EOon sinai se ~ pubic
ton 10 the highest 5i1er sale 10 LAKE place al tn- rOu.
door " Tie lng county Circuit tO-t Hy-s-. ~ tie
village Vi NAsOuJ tn premises Contained sl-1 mort
gage, (Or lie sla4! b. Necessary sal
sly amount Gle % such mortg4s-, wl.- I'll pr
cet interest, AID .cGAl c0sts, tJsct-l VITA at.ur
- b. r Boz. f ..f t
- say, tbs following l-ce W parcel o. situate a.
lugAaln county, li-ulslu, tie south hail tie
uorta east quarter u section ta.rty i0ur, Town tsu
north OF range Two VEST, containing eighty acres
more less
Dated Detroit, December j., A D. ls62.
Ira DAVENPORT, M1-tglgee.
VIZ : WATERMAN, Attorney. l3N-OJ