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, 1863-04-11

ARRIVED. April 10. E
scbr Union, U1.lcl1, Holland. IS eds wood.
seow Lnu.el, Mcvae, Charlottesville, to eds wood.
CLEARED D...........-Apri1 10.
Da1k American Union. Jones, DutEaio' $4,000 bn
Brig Fanny Gardner, Morgan, Buffalo, 1850 bu
Brig Gardner, Buthcr 1,ufslo. 1850 bu corn.
Brig Mohcsan, stvdmau, Bue{A1o, 11,80. bn corn.
schr EvaliDc: Hubert, nnfaio, 1908 bu corn. N@'
Sclr Plovcr, McCormic, Buffalo, II, rs bu wheat
Schr Bonnie Doom, Leddcn, Buffalo, 15Ya50 bu
schr Wyandotte. Blood, Bafalo, 20. 100 bu corn.
schr BALTIC, chi1son. Buffalo, i, 80 bu corn.
schr Geo Davis, ,o'Connor. Kingston, 1,0a5 brls
pork. 500 oil easks.
schr Gertrude. AfcHarrv, 1Tnekccon.
schr Union, Elsich, Holland.
Schr Commencement, TanDis. Holland, suadries
Schr Forester. Petcrfon. WoIfNlrer.
Schr Violin, Ha1ing, Holland.
seow Laurel, Acyae, Charlottesville.
sB There seems to be considerable difficulty
experienced By vessels in getting through the St.
Cair F1ats as tie channel has not been st.ked out
and the lights fixed In their propcr position AS for
meF1y. The propeliera Buckeye and Forest Queen:
the former Of whom cleared for this city from
Detroit on Wednesday last. hsyc grounded in that
4VAAl4sf aAu ~ tbSi AcCuuuls u14 QoI btcn us1{U
d. The eril Will BE- remedied IN few days.
The schooner sAaseppaasrired at the month
Of the Detroit river on Wednesday tast-hciug the
first Of the season.
~ The project Of shipping ice By resscls from
this locality to Toledo, We 1rarn, has been aban-
doned. CaEal boats, 1t Is stated viii be towed to
Detroit, b; which it will be taken difectth,ougl to
the final destination.
yTssELs CLEARED FEox BUFFALO Fon CHICAGO,
april s-Drig Banner; schrs. Scandinavian, Har-
yey, Stutges, Banch, Shupc Raynor, Baker, Logan.
ILLINOIS AND m1cu1GAN CANAL.
AH11f Ell Apfi j.
Lady Franklin, Athens. 90 C. ;. rubb1c stone.
solutc, Athens, Is ). rubbe stone, n dinlcn-
sion do.
Imperial. Locsport scCo bn corn, sss brls -four.
Time, Morris, 5000 bu cora.
CLEARED. ..Aprila.
Union, La Sale
Badger Stste. La Sale. ITO, 20 # lumbc., SC.
Monarch, joliet, sundrIes.
Impesta!. Lovkpost. IS III II lumber.
Or Hanler. La Sale, sundries.
r E Gdod.l, OTTAWA
Nautilus Ia scllc, 115,o72 # 1unber, 80 L, shingles
Maple Leaf, JoIirt, sEudzies.
| Rtsolute, Athens.
| Il 4 Loomis. Athens.
Lady Franklin, Athens,
, 1863-04-11

New York Seed Market-Apru s.
SfEp-CIover is dull, with small salt 9 st 91oHc,
the latter rate for choice rt-clsantd. Timothy Is
inactive at g. 90, with small joboing sales at
s3AlIt0; Calcntia luEeed is quiet at 5000
3GS
, 1863-04-11

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT
~ euAETEsNAsTEEG; a;G;d5 "a AR,,r; H., mn, ,s
CHICAGO Tn1nrxg@i an directed 81 The sec1etsry
to publish for the benens Of allconcefncd the
'o''o" ''s "A'f"'~'. w.su1xa7cx, March s1.t. 1861
'".CArT. !. 4; ;PoTHn. A. q y U. S. Army :-fhe su.
+" Of vavalry as Stale or Home Guards la Illinois. is
"countc1uandcd
"By order o. the Secretary of War. u
Ism also directed to forh:d the furntshin. OF anT
,grptes OF the mourning 1er said
sH!ies cs7t. 4. q II. Z. s. Army.
MILES CELEBRATED
sANo AND OTHER CoFFEES.
The sASO has been extensively n:el T., this and
other couLtfles, aud Is highly approved for ts
Fine Flavor, aea1thfnl and Nutritious
Qualities.
This Corce compares farorahY with, and is BY naay
preferred 10 RIO aud JaEa. and Ii
Sold ut about Half the Price:
Its croun. ard nut up in Tin Poll in paper tn ID.
Packages. with labels that 1ead-
tsMILES, SANO C0FFEE.s
IN the ceptrc OF which Ii cut Of lady holding
arr cosy, rehted- Observe Label rAnTlcC4 .xLx. -
gsE g. 20 ~ ps4 sc'a
Z pacIed in wbiss Eood 6oscs Of IS 5s: a1so In
kees 1nd ea!fe Az % r hsq boxIIa M5ss e. 5p
DASns11oN. and fsF CorFEKs Of SUPERIOR Quaty, In
lin Full pars:s aid boxes sisailaF to Sane.
r Peass fepq @ t sea
L. F. HOLMAN, y Harrison t.. New fork.
Sole agent Tor the United States.
- beware Of Counserteits nh11-aoo1sSEn
, 1863-04-11

st. Louis 0nf 11nrket-AVfH u
Sales Of &, col TO Ton sks prime in good os1sF n
rarious lots at &c: Sill do at ut sc delivered, ano
lal do light at 1Ge q bu. Market heavy.
, 1863-04-11
THE CITY.


The regular weekly meeting Of the Union
Club will be held at their Hall In D.ckey's
building, corner cf Dearborn aud Lake streets,
ibis eFening at ~ O'Clock.
By Invitation Of the Executive Committee,
Hon. John Wentworth will address the Club
upon national af1aire-the relations Of the
Government with France and England, and
will touch upon the issues involved in the ap,
preaching city election.
Other speakers will be in attendance, and
the meeting cannot fail to be deeply interest
ipg.
The Hall Is now completely furnished, giv.
ing ample room and accommodation for fire
hundred people.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
CLARK G1Rp, Secretary.
, 1863-04-11

CASsL CONVENTIONAL mcaEre number OF
members Of the various committees met on
Thursday evening ut the rooms Of the Mer
camille Association. J. 4. Hobb, Esq, pre-
sided.
Mr.. Wicker, from the Finance Committee,
| reported that petitions to the Common Coun-
| Gil, asking for IN appropriation, were in tile
bands Of the City Clerk, and be thought that
the Council would not hesitate to appropriate
a sufficient SUM to cover the expenses Of the
| Convtion. The General Committee then ad-
/ journed, to meet again on Thursday evening
! next.
On motion Of Judge Skinner, The following
gentlemen were appointed q sub Committee
Oh Invitations: Joel 4. Walters, Grant Good
rich, ". S. Gurnec, B. F. Aver, Il. J. Loomis,
Saturday evening; the Committee will eor.
ycuc on Monday evening.
TIE GROCERY Ti:ArE At FORT WA1sE.-
In tie thriving town OF Fort Wayne, Ind is
located 4. c. Hucstis, manufacturer and
Wholesale dealer in Groceries, Confectioucr
ics and Fruit. 1t is an undisputcd flct, VIC be
1ieyc. that this came Hucstis alway keeps ar
extensive aud well selected stock, and is pre-
parcd TO supply the wants Of large circle O
trade with goods in his line, at the lowest liz
tpc prices, lie is constantly prepared to fur
nish IN excellent quality Of oysters. and il
their season deals largely in oranges and lem
ons. The fruit sold by Mr.. Huestfs is received
: direct from importers, and is shipped ffon
: The vessels direct to Fort Wayne Immediately
, 1863-04-11

CoueHs-Thc administration Of medicinal pre-
partitions In the form Of lozengc, is of all modes
the most eligible and convenient more especially
ns regards cough remedy. "Browns Bronchial
Troches," OF Cough Lozcnges, aliay irritation
which induces coughing, giving instunt relief in
bzonchitia, hoaracnee, influenza and consump
ton, aud aehmatic complatnts.
, 1863-04-11

B Dr.. Durham, having returned from Muir.
frecsboro, will resume his clasecs, as before.
, 1863-04-11

The oEkrorlo OF El15An.-By Chicago Mussca,
Union ard a full Orchcstra-ftom 90 10 100 per
fos1ner=at B,yan Hall. Tuesdny evening.
kesersed ecats may be had commencing with
Saturday. at o'cicck. a. m OIL application al
fcot & Cady'e nusic store.
Tirkcts Of admission for sa1c at the principal
hotels and music stores.
III order nf EYtfntixc Board
, 1863-04-11
MARRIED

NIARRI d.
In tle city. Thurs!ay moraia., Arril sth. ct tho
TLltd 1rethytfttan Chu1c! l.y the ltS. a. thM.
sHELflt1N.
, 1863-04-11

ARRIVED. April Q.
Lady FEabklin, Athens. 90 C. ;. FubbEc stone.
>olutc, Athens, Is =. rubb!e stone, n dinlcu
sion do.
Imperial, LocSport, 5 eco bu corn s93 brls -four.
IiEae. M0IIiS. 1000 hN corn.
, 1863-04-11

We call the attention Of Our readers to
the advertisement Of Plays in another column, BY
NnEa l{v "a
, 1863-04-11

FOURTEENTH WAHD.-A mcetlng Of this
Ward Will be held ut Fritz Frillman's SALOON,
corner Of Wells and Division streets, this
evening. Let tic voters be out in their
strength. Good speakers will entertain the
1urptfnr
, 1863-04-11

LARcESr.-Mike Kennedy, m old offender,
for stealing between nine and ten dollars in
cash from Edward Pattce OF 90 Milwaukee
avenue, after an examination before the Police
Court, Was yesterday held for trial in the Re-
coraer's Court, in the sum Of 81 900.
, 1863-04-11

TNDrR -MARcu1SG ORprKs.-Thc 10Th
regiment, now at Camp. Douglas, is under
marching orders, and will leave IN day Or
1ro.- Also the G5tk, and Phillips battery.
, 1863-04-11

e F. Z. Ri.by. 50 Randolph street. is ceiling
Paper Hansinss ut lcss thsn New York prices, al
wholesale and retail, InaQ-im
, 1863-04-11

FlRE.-on Thursday, fire was discovered
Issuing from the roof of ono Of the workshops
attached to the reaper factory Of Mccormick
& Co., in the North Division. 4 local alarm
was created, which called ont portion Of
The Fi,c Department, and the flames were ex-
tinguished before any material damage had
ensned
, 1863-04-11

SANITARY GIT CoScERT.-The Sanitary
Gift Concert ticket holders are daily receiving
their prizes and gifts from S. Wells street.
We learn that ticket holders from the country
will hare their prizes and gifts Forwarded to
them rs soon as the vast amount Of business
will admit Those holding tickets in the city
are requested to present their tickets and re-
cei5e their presents immediately.
, 1863-04-11

Go TO THE DEsT--Go TO BnTAST i S1nArroS's
Cn1cAcn CossEEc1AL CoL1EaE, to geta thorough
practical business education,
, 1863-04-11

Baptist Church, tomorrow morning and
ercrlng. On "Wednesday e7ening, he wiA
give en- acdount Of his experience IS prison.
or of war as the South; nlso, his views Of the
Southern character, ut the eamc place. Rev
Mr. Dodge entered the army as Chaplain of
The Fire Zuuaye*, commanded by Col. E. E.
Ellsworth, Of tlis city. He entered lA1exan-
d1ia with him the morning Of his brutal mur-
. dcr-was with him Wien lie fcll-Aold;n. him
in Lis arms white he hreatacd his Last. Mr..
Dodge was taken Prisoner at the first battle
Of Bull Run, willie attending to the wounded
IN the field IT battle, and retained as such fol
moro than year, sharing the sa1ne fate rs
his friends md fcllow sufferers Gems. Vii
cox, Corcorau and others.
LrUr. JosurA SEYMOUR BAI1AnD.-Ws
exceedingly regret the necessity that compcls
an announcement Of the death of the
young officer whose name heads thIe article
uc died ut Mutfrccshoro, Tenn, On tue 9tt
inst. In the e3d year Of his age, departing liis
amid the lamentations Of scores of soldiers O.
the Army Of tle Cumberland.
"Ihc good die first,
Ind they whoec hearts n1c dry as Summer dust
Hain to TIT rocket
L'eui~ Ballard entered the service OF th,
Government as the Adiutant Of tho ssth I'LL
nois volunteers, in the mont, Of August. 1862
and filled the position till in thc month o
February following, when he was made Act
. ing Assistant Adjutant General, upon the Sta,
Of Colonel Frank T. Sherman, who has bee
Unsigned Commander Of the First Brigade c
Sh. .ridsn's Division. Hc was rare officer an
1urer man. His official duties were perform
cd in such manncr as TO enforce the con
mendation of those with whom he had bus
ness intercourse, and bis life was one, whit
according to tho testimony oftAose who kne
lin we'll, had hardly d b]cmisll lie WAS Il
idol, tho t'pct'' Gas the writer of this artic
has often heard tbe soldiers express lt), Of Il
"Efghty Eighth" and We venture the asst
. ton that many marches will have been aeco'
pliehed, and, mn,hap, battles fought, ere t
rs!14nt men Of that regiment cease to pass
fair memory from upto Lip.
The body will be brought to this city for
ter,ncnt, and due notice given Of the funer
, 1863-04-11

Aswego to press, the fire has rckiudled and
the adjoining five story brick block is wrap
ped in 1nmcs. 4 large quantity Of oil and
highwincs is consumed. The east wall has
fallen, crushing the Central Sale Stable to tin
der, several persons barely escaping destruc-
tion. The Girard House is in imminent dan
ger, hut it is thought it will be earcd. All Of
the horses we're removed from the stable be.
fore it was destroyed. The hour is ton late
for Us even to approximate the loss. It must
| be very heavy. however
, 1863-04-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ladies' Soldiers
aid Society would gratefully acknowledge the
receipt Of the sum Of one hundred aud twelve
dollars from Mcssrs. Arlington, Leon E Don
mixer, tic proceeds Of the entertainment OF
the AFTERNOON Of the 4th inst. This substantial
1okcn Of patriotic sympathy in the efforts Of
the Society, will prove, VIC trust, o reme.n-
brace that will cheer aud encourage ou1
brave aud loyal men who have 20 nobly eS.
pased their lives in defense Of our nations
honor. III their na1ae, also, allow US to thank
YOU,
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RAILROAD To JAcKsox-We notice in
the jackson Eagle a communication from Ian
sing correspondent OF that paper, urging upon
the citizens OF Jackson. to exert themselves TO
procure the building of a railroad from that cit,
70 THIS After stating be vital importance Of
'ae subject 10 jackson, aud setting forth the
Two projects before the Legislature looking to
The accomplishment OF that object, be saws: Il
an satisfied that you can secure one or the other
OF these prOpos lions, it our Citizens will take
such immediate steps as will satisfy members
That We are disposed to use our known and &C
Ano"ledsed available means to accomplish the
object"
Our Interests lie in the same direction. aud We
saAii De most happy to cooperate with our Jack
son irenis, IN any legitimate effort 70 insure the
building OF Railroad from that city TO ibis.
Our Jackson neighbors want lumber snd sal,
They caa get iheir lumber at Saginaw, if the
roed i saiit Il all not be necessary for them
to 60 beyond here for their SALT.
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before Justice Dart ilr examination. The exam
nation was postponed 70 wednesday Of TN,
"eek. Upon retlrr.ug % the recruiting offic.
&C Was found that the c-s-rter- from the d-af
had also deserted from the regular service. Tass
had escaped through the back window Of the
room 10 ~hicA ttey we're coafned aud frd.
We have ms learned whether pursuit vas made
FIR thesn ny either claimant
Considerable excitement Was caused among
Oar ci''zehs 10y this occurrence. but after TIE
! ghs OF The caprives 10 soon -ubsded.
+. :. Since ~riung the aoor7. We learn thar
ne men have returned 10 Tie care Of Lieut., ( -
i-r
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LAlve-tlsem, MT

SOMETHING NOT GENERALLY KNOWN
The sitaat ou OF the army at one time became
Alarming the men became partially demoralz.a
anu many deserted. Political o. haence was sup
posed % be the cause. A Governments detec-
tive va detailed to discover, if possible, the
cause OF the trouble, and i, vas soon ascertain
cd A ads living in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
by the name OF Sally Ratus, caused the confu
SION Il appears thar she very innocentlv arote
10 ner friends in The army OF the success she
NA' having In making nice, white. Eight. sweet
sponsy bread 10 settle the d fhculty Govern
ment had to graft her into the army.
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CONFLICT OF AUTHORITIES "A couple
OF men who had been drAitri in Clinton countv.
came one day iAsI week, and enlisted in the reg
ni-r se' wee, under Lieut.. VI Elder, Of the In
regular Infantry, who il on recruiting DUTY II,
tins city. Ga Saturday, the Sheriff OF Clnto.
county came after them. by direction Of the draft
Commissioner of that county.
Lieut. Elder refused 70 deliver them ap With
ou' written order from the proper Federal Of
neers' "hereuPon the Sheriff undertook 10 tax
,oem oy ioree. and aas resisted. and the m.n
iOeAed up IN the recruiting office, and guard
stationed
Tue Sheriff procured warrant for lion, F.
90 ~uu us assistants, charging them with re-
S's''os an officer, arrested them and took them
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The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The Marel
number of this sterling periodical i. on our Ia
BILE. Its contents are: Christopher North
Choose ye this day whom We will serve--Ta.
Horrors of san D ,mingo-A London Suhn.h--
The N'gaoonds Willie Wharton-A c.Hton,
country "omen-Fhe true church-Uuder Oh.
Pear Tree-Tne last cruise Of the Moni,or-
Lyrics OF The sireet-America the Old World
lfrioe' and President Lincoln and Reviews an,
Literary notices
IeAoor 4 Fields, Boston. Price So Per an
mum.
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WOOD, WOoD We call the attention OF
wood choppers to the notice Of the Secretary o.
State, TO be found in another column, calling for
bids for furnishing wood to the State This vii
be desirable contract for some one in thar
line OF business
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observation-disclosures the only tobacco
store a. the cry. but he keeps an abundant sup
ply OF everything in that liue ;or the wants of
TINS e"'lre mmunity; and he keeps all grad. :
aad all forms OF tobacco, pipes, boxes, poucbe-.
Sc.
Everybody who chews. smokes or snufs car
find what they want at Binckle,'s.
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ADJoURNNENT.-A concurrent resolu
tion has passed the senate, TO do no more busi
Hess, except to enroll and sign bills. after tie
II inst, and 10 adjourn on the 18th. The
House has not vet passed the resolution.
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HOUSES To RENT OR SELL i have two
or three convenient houses, for small families.
to rent or sell, on the first day Of April mex
have also twenty desirable city lots for sail.
cheap and on easy terms
GEO. PARSONS.
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New5ro Llls.nF Gresham & Avery, Darsville
Branch. -tscshl 8. p I1lyer Co, lansing
Jlo. A. Lesia. Wll4nstowl Champ. OnoncAgz
Reed Covert Leslie Peter In ia-man. Mason WIn.
+ Ear.., Oaonlsga g. y. Walker, Okem0s and
~ Druggists az Merchants generally throughout the
CniCn 375yl
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School MEETING-The Board Of Edu
cation i'll meet at the Common Council room
this evening. Ii is hoped that every member
will attend
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Nav STOCK OF GooDs-D L. Case &
Co. are now receiving, at their store ia Dodge
Block, new stock Of goods, just purchased a.
New York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-04

Senator NoRTHUP died At his boarding
house 10 THE civ or Monday night last.
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HEALTH OF THE REFoRM ScHooL.-The
fatal disease lately prevailing at the r. form
School, this city, has entirely ds1p peared. sid
general health prevails.
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H\OOA NNNA ANNsv PIN.
which, IN conjunction with the
BNooA PNvlYlGv,

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, OF themselves will relieve and cure
Heoirste, C7euueresa,
Colo Plfns, Cholera JXorj,ls,
Irsalgestlon, Pam IN the Eol0els,
Itzztness. etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret e.
Ask your neighbors. who have used them,
and they VIII say they are
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Advertisement I

PicrUREs--All who desire good life
ike Photograph or AmbrOtype, can obtain sue
BY calling at Phil. Engelhart's gallery over Ford
Weiss Drug Store, west side of Washington
Avenue, Lansing, Mich 4O2 m9
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~ - "a n 7 - -.
Al tho ros ie-ce of Mr Clark Whetao. ln Btcz Ptv-r
.ary lsC3 ns t.e t-v. A. H-sta ST. NOAH b AXES
81 '-.s- HATTIE KOSHER. 1lLl a. a.al.---. D...
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Cocoa MoNlclNGs.

and you should try them before going for
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of nv local
agent and re''i the certificates, and If you
have ever doubted you Will
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ROAD PROPOSALS.

THE con RACT for the building OF
l. a portion 81, the A-egan. MasSeEon and Travers
BY state kaA-- 70 tAe county Cd Ottawa VII be BE-
pa --s lll day u AprA utxt- c-iiei proposals vll D.
received until the 1th -y u Apr. next .or the con
sirctil- u t-t po-t1l II tle slll ~t4te Road CO. III
n-uel-s NJ point oa 4ine o. SEC l.. T. y E. d. "
tl- o. u Ott4wa, thence aortl-r4y along the line
survey % rae Perry slp tine south sd of Gran
Alt-r, i1c.1-i1g tle Necessary bridges
T. ". NHITE, Commissioner
Grand Haven, Feb. p, IS5S. 4lOws
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EXECUTORS SALE-In pursuance

4 - = IT = II TIT oLdITE
Il q license O. mo g-a-t-- tv Wrl Il P.ncxnav
Judge % Probate llr tie county Cd In-haua shan 81
~ q13lc action or tle premises. o. We-1ss- law ths
81 -4y 70 April -1t, a. O'Clock il the afternoon q
O. The wilows right ~ -owerI VIZ Tie 3. b \ s
e " section 1een rs toNn three r5l no-t1 4 rarEs
-'Vo Il w-st- laslan- county. except about one az -
"a. acres Q- corner Ct s-i1 parcel of la-l being
--e SANE tlo-e s1ll n ana nov ownel bv SDes-
J Ferg aut J Po1e1rs beng a5o-t s. acres q
lt-i- Terms cash.
JOSEPH WILSON. Executor
Of ,ha ia-- WILL ard ;sstau-n. q VIZ webb deceased
6wz09
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Notice TO Holders of Co. Orders.

INGHAN COUNTY TREASURER'S
OFFICE February -th Is63 IN accorsancs with =
r-s- ti1r NJ tie Bl-1 ~ Supervisors Of sad COUNTY
N1tce hereby given r1lr al orders raw uooa tie
Va- rreer Panty Relief ind Of SAIL co--tT u-ars-s %
tae 2Jth Jay Of October = . 80 wi csze % s-s7r
interest after the l0tl day G. March SO II IS
sli1 orders presented The oasce q tn County
res for .igu1sti11 and endorsed bv The T-szs1r-r
q, ne tine 4 presentation and Tot being pad so-
want II finds HsTNFR
sg1W4 co--ty TEsss-.e-
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se5lo7s 60

5ta. Tie amount OF Liabilities OF SAID Company now
.-- q Banks AID other creditors IS nothing
On. Ine amount OF losses bv san Cornlrv now a.-
Este ! ami due IS nothing
1ih- The Of losses adjusted not f-e i= moth
s'h The amount OF losses uaallz,e4 at the pr,sea,
in nothing
gu Iae amount n losses IN suspense awaiting proof
sd. not exceed 8 800
10. Tle amoi-t o.. al other claims due from sal
Company. WILL lot exceed 81 30
TATE OF Nfw York;
CoU>rY lF NEw YnRs S.
Peter N'tm an. being ly sworn on his oath doth ae-
es and say, that aa ms read the foregoing aterut
ans Knows the contents thereof that rus 0dn.ut -
secretary OF sal Company or Association thsfbahs
GOD reason TO believe and believe sail statement
% De true.
sworn AMI subscribed before ne at NV YORK Ctv d.
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official Signature o, the p. siient ana SC
L. = reta7y thereof. a. N-w Yors il che State
OF New lorS, this l7ia day Of February
J3NArHAS srFuF President.
N7TNAN, Secretary.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
TITO oF TIE sE-EsTARY or STATE.
L. Oso-ss IL House Deputy Secretary Il state Of Mich