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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07
Opsning Exercises Of the state University

The opening exercises Of the State University
at Ann Arbor, took place On Thursday last tn,
attendance upon the exercises vas very large
The Inauguration of Dr. Haven A. President, was
80 ..-der of cxerciscs, which
took place at 10 l-2 O'Clock in the morning At
ter which the opening address vas delivered by
Regent Mclntyre THIS was follo~ed by the
inaugural address OF President Haven, which Is
said to have been able and interesting, and con-
tanned complete review Of the insriuti"u from
It's commencement TO the present time In the
afternoon the new law building sas dedicated
Prof. T. VI. Cooley b ing lhe orator of the occas
ion. The GRAFTON was followed 10y hne poem
BY D. Bethune Dufield, Of Detroit The attend
ance at the University the present fil is said 70
be bevond precedent Students are rushing ia
from all quarters, and every department will
probably be filed to overlooking There seems
TO be no abatement in the deep interest which
the people have ever cherished for this noble
institution, and its field OF usefulness and great,
ness seems to increase with each succeeding
year
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

METHODIST CONFERENCES APPOINT
xxsrs.-The Michigan Conference of the VI. E.
Church, o., ts late session 500 the city of Jack
son, uaae the iolouius appointments for this
district Ger lie cn~u..s year:
LANsINs DIsraIcr-H Halt. +. r.
Lsn-ing-D Barns.
Grand Ledge Fowler and J berts
Nsple Rapi.-G f HOLSTER
s. Johns-O. F. Chase
Mathertou-N Mount
Ovid IT. Clark and J Gulck
De Wut-C Chick
Portlsnd-F Glass
Lyons-E. D Young
Charloue-Ed Westake
Vermontvilie-G. d. Palmer.
Okemo--To be supplied.
Graiiot-To be supplied.
Chippewa-E. o. Fox
Onondaga-U Mason
Eaton Rapids y. Tones
Masom-H 4. Pick.
Pao-W ?. jenkins
Isabella Indian Msson-io b. supplied.
c C. Olds Principal Of the Lansing Academy,
aud member OF the Lansing Quarterly Confer
ouce.
J. Jones, Chaplain OF the army, aud member
Of Charlotte Quarterly Coaierence.
Rev. J. Boynton, who has been located in
this city during Che pnst year, goes To the Man
istee district a. presiding elder.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07
THAkKseIvIAe PRocLAnATIos
=, III YEu1yzsr OF ru rsurED zA-Es or 4HrAic--
4 PROCLAMATION

a PROCLA4AIiON
-....- ,s.t u drawing towards It's elOse has been
- ,. the dressings Of fruitful fields and nea-thfa-
80 10 these bogntes which are 80 constantly ENJOY
a that We are prone forget the source from which
my come others have been added which are Of so eT
,-5rdaary that they cannot fail 70 penetrate
80 .,ta even the heart whch Il habitaaIy inseAsibls
q tie ever vatchf4 Provldsncs Of Almighty God 10
,s st OF CIVIL wax Of sneq1alled magnitude, which
"a. setos seemed 70 invite and provoke Tie aggres
., u fofs.zn states peace las been preserved With
i, ,.t,o,s order has been maintained tie avs have
Zen respected and obeysa AID harmony has prevailed
,sbsre EXCEPT u he theare q military coniict,
as Tat theatre has been greatly contracted oy Tie
v..cing armies aud na7es Of the Unl0u- he needill
svsrs,5as u wealth and strength from he aees u
pese Industry % tie Sagicaa defense have noI even
s-rste1 ~ pox the shuttle the ship Tie axe nas
s-a-ec tie borders Of or settlements and tie mines
A. vel q iroa and coal tie precious met4s, have
v.e.dsd even more ablncantly than heretofore Pop-
alton Las steadily increased notwithstanding TIE ~asi'
TIA. La beer lade the camp TIE siege am thr nA
Sc I'D az TIE co1z'ry rejoicing a Tie oonseio-sne-
u aagnsnted strength and vigor, permitted 10 expee
coailu4a1es q yeass With large increase Of free
cor. " human counsel hath devised, nor ha,h al.
mortal hane worked these great things. They are u
gsesls ~, o. Toe Nsst High COD who, while tealin
With - a anger for or SIS hath nevertheless relae
bers- mrcy-
i La seemed u IL e. and proper that they shol.
b. so.smu!y reysrenty and gratefully acknowledge
a. viii one heart and voice BY the whole American PEI
De Ido therefore iavile ny fellow eiIzsns 10 ever
part Of the United states Aso lhose who are al -
an hose who are soss1rnirg IN foreign isnas 20 g
aort and observe the last Ihurscay d S0Veuter mex
"a u Ihanksgviag and Prayer % our oeueiacir
who aw-leth 10 Hsayeb, and recommend 70 them tbi
While o1srug W TIE ascrip,iors Justly due to him g
such angular la.4vefauces AMI blessing they DO al
VIII humble psultence Tor or Natonai perverseIe'
A.. esote1 alce commend 70 bis tender care al thos
who have b-c. me wiloss orphans sufferers IL d
lsznentabe civil strife which are unavoi1abiy ei
gagei ADD frventiy lmpors The iuterPosion % the
mighty Haal 20 hea tas wounds 0f The natl o. ana
rto.c Is as .ool as may b. CONSIST NJ with the Divr
plrD1s q tAe ul enjoyment q peace hirony, trai
guilty slt Union
j. x!tless whereof, have here1uto set my hand, an
q s.d ths sal VI the United statrs % be AFFIXED
Done al the city Of Washington, on This thif
DAY Of october, 10 the year Of our Lor
tel one thousand eight hundred and SKI
tnree, aud Of the Independence Of n
rnii-i Stale. the eighty eighth.
(siEneij ABRAHAM LNeoLN-
b. tue Pre-i lent.
wslllAx r. SEWARD, Secretary Of S,ass
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

WELL ASsws RsD--Tbe Nashville Union
replying 20 a cOrtemptuous remark of copper
head paper that " Ssmoo Is getting to be of
great importance in these latter davs," saws.
" The negro has been of great importance for
more than generation BE has euabl. fsx
ar slocrats to rule tire nation He hiss given tn
cotton States a.! their importance He bas csus-
ed one foreign aud one civl war slread7. and
has become At asst The chief Cornerstone Of the
Southern Confrdersey.' Who vii denv sam
bo's importance
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

- The Nltionai Ir;sll'ge"cer SAYS rha'
the statement which hs- recently obtained cur
re0ey in some Of the Newspapers that Captains
Saver and FLYNN Who we're selected to be
hung by the rebel authorities are il-treafed AZ
Richmond j. untrue. On the contrary. It i 70
ported that the Government has received 'rtel-i
gence that they sre nov on 4 level With oihe-
prisoners, trested az vel, and I'll soon o. e1-
changed Capt Winder and Gen. Lee, who
we're imprisoned By our authorities - hostages
for Capts SA-yer and Flynn, have been restored
TO a similar status
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

NTaosAwsr or Nix. Mason Faox GREAT
BuTA.N The Loadon Tine, states that NJ
Mason has sent To Ear Russell a notification
that be- ha- been instructed bg the Richmond
Government 10 withdraw from England NJ
Mason proceed, 20 Pars.
Tie London Herad -ay- the withdrawal Or
MI Mason occasioued 10 consequence Of The
systematic rldenrs- with which be- las been
treated by Ru--el- TIE Heraid t'nfs that il
has been ihroaLh il- sngg-stioa II Mr. Adams
hat dr. Mason has been excluded from q Fl al
iltercolr-e with the British Government.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

TINS DRAFr SUsrEsbED, PROBABLY. - For A.
tie rate nlen are rushing into the city to enlist
Ia the Tenth Cavalry. il vii be full 10 overflow
ing IN very few days, and then We sbsll need
% draft IL has si~ss- been wonder how 80
may regiments can be raised IN Grand Rspids
AMI always filed 80 rapidly. The grea' secret
= cause the men afe sl.sys led on nice. light.
-.see', -pougy bread, maize -irh Smiths ssera
"a. Every one -.s- ir e the bes in the Uord.
az believe it IS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

The CHEcKERED SToRE-We are this
day receiving New Stock Of Drs Good. Gro
ceries. Boot and Shoes. &c. DC. which We
propose 70 sell Cheaper than the Cheapest, for
Cash Or ready pay. Call and examine tor Jour
selves. one door North Of Chapmaa's ner
block. Washington Ave, Lansing.
asst II. ELLIOTT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

TRANSFER OF TRo0rs FROM GRANT TO RosE-
GRAMS Speaking Of TIE facilities Tor iaforc.
ing RosecrAns' army from Vicks1urg the st
Loni- Republican gives Us the following:
First. there are ~ miles OF -teamhostinc
TO Memphi~. and next by railroad from Nom
phiS 70 Chaita ooea Is distance Of 300 milr-.
But tie mad Is not open al ,he way Train
run r-gu arlv % Cornth and Julia The latter
ll5 miles. and IL l. not unlikely that The road
NAV have been openad 20 Decatur. 20 nile
further east There shogld too lre railroad
COMMUNICATION between Stevenson and Chafta-
nooga. IS means II the Nashville and Central
railroad he dstarce betwerr fhesc two place.
teilg 81 mile-. But w- can hardly reckon %
more than. say POO mile IT. 50 much Of rail-
ROAD transportation het~eel Memphis and
Chattanooga The transfer ~ fr0gI,~ began
several days ago even before iiere had been
any tatt,e between Ro~ecrans and Bragg"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

RkcRuITING IN MIcHI sAN-The Detroit Id
Csrlissr aud Tribuns gives the following state
ment of recruiting in this State from January
lst, SOS, to Sept. S0th, 1868 It il compiled
fsom reliable authority:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

correspondent OF the 81. Louis D--socFe'
writes from Little Rock that two regiments OF
LOYAL citizens have been raised for the federal
army, aud the third s noE being organized
MANY recruits have also been obtained for regi
ments from other States. Toe ciiizeus. many Of
-hom have been nd in the woods and ms1a-
taias year ard bali. thrOn. TIE streets dsilv
by hundreds They are welcomed TO the pro
lection OF the old flag. l. vas reported At
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

PAUPEgrsN An address as lsrelv circulated
throughout the army ot the Potomac recently,
soliciting a subscription OF ten GEMS from each
Of the soldiers 10 tie fed. for the sol bsneEr a.
Use OF Gen George b Mcclellan. his heirs a. d
ss=igres The project has f4iled and has been
abandoned, many Of the soldiers having f4ied TO
" sse tie point, and What fsw pennies we're col
ected, nave b-en returned 70 the contributors
What next P-obsbly the next SCHEME ne
hear Of for therei>f ard oringn into notorety o.
this great hero ~ rili De an ordnance from the
eoPPeFheai couuci, Of Se~ York city levying
tx Of fifty per cent. upon the receipts o. tbe
beggsrs ~i'hin the bouads Of that great corpo-
ration. There would BE fuH a. much justice.
and about a. mach point" as in the other
project.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

tLryT And Holly RAILRoAD.-The contrac
for 0allug t5- rad has been lett Ness-s
B. Walton sd 4. Wright, zho have given
heavy bonds 70 complete the work by July lR,
SEA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

= There has been rumor sA9st 70 the effect
ihat ue~ levy for 10000 more men rad been
made o. the general government, bot which is
reported 10 be ~ithout am foundation by the
'sad.ng eastern journals
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07
The Draft

The draft las been ordered il thi- safe, and
below We present statement OF the number %
men 10 be drafted ia this county by the respec-
tive sUb-districts, with the hity per cent ad0eo.
A. furnished the Proves. Marshal u tns district,
bv the department Oet "a. 1868:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

q Sim n q Calkins are receiving q
spie.o d stock Of Dress Goods, Balmorsls. Hoop
skirts. shaw. Hood Nubia-. Sontags. Scarfs
Glove, Hosiery. &c. &c AL Of The latest
styles
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07
Domestic EcoxoNY.-No housekeeper

DOMESTIC ECONOAT--NO bOUsekeepef
or cook i fully prepared to enter successfully
upon Der culinary duties without having The
Chemical S0lerafas on hand. IL relieves the
mind OF much Of the care and anxiety experi
eDced By skiilfal cook. For sale BY most uer-
chants AID grocer=- Cal for the genuine ia red
papers, and beware Of the co1Dierfsit pus up
IN green.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

y Three out of the four clerks in the Pro-
vcs' Asrshsfs Office 10 Albany drew prizes 10
the recent lc;tery Of Uncle sam in that civ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

EGO. Anirsw, and al the other present
STATE officers IN Massachusetts,. have been noni-
mated for re election 0y the Repaoiicans.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL for the week
ending October 9, al P NJ, Kept al the
state Agricultural College BY K Z. hEDzlE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

Tllr-ily Ocf lst RAIN 90 zach
Sunday ans M.r..t uCi 4lh and 9th. rain. OF inch.
Avr-4.e ttnper4ilr. Cor che past weeS S. o.
on ~afrr as r.-- fhe u .rnnrn Ger descended to a.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

I,cI LASS % EN tLhf ESTABLISHMENT.
-Pnrc..s-~r- of WA.cit-. Je~-hy. Gold and
silver War Plated Ware. spoons Forks and
al other articles usually krp. al first clA-- Jew
elry establishments eidom tai 10 call IT " :
Smrhs, No b Wood~ard avenue. Deu OF.
Mr. Smith IS well known 10 the people Of the
STATE 10 be an honorable high minded dealer
HE splendid siofe-which l. really palace, or
naiDented from hoor 20 ceiling sith glittering
wares manufactured from the precious metals
l. centre of attraction. ard there are few per-
change theif perishab. greentsck- tor those
more substantial aud valuable gold and silver
fabrics which are 80 desirable for family keer-
sake leading feature iu NJ Smiths
trade, "a ms agency for selling the celebrated
American Watches the only establishment 10
Detror a. understand where these very -upe-
rioT time keepers a-e exclusively sold They ar
furnished Ia go1 odd SILVER cases aud 81 var
Gus STYLES and sizes. suited 10 the wants Of gen
tienen ladies Tle-a valuable watches are
tsr"r aired upon trial - b. the most accurate
snd durable timepier,- ev.. nisred for sale in
tiis country. and 'te} sr- fast -upplauting those
Of foreign manufacture There arr few business
men iu Detsoit ~ho have manifested greater en-.
fsrpfi-e and forecast or Who have. bv long
course of honorable dealing. secured greater
measure of public confidence, tran Mr. smith
and se eau cheerlully recommend bin 20 tue
patronage OF ali those having occasion 10 pur.
chase goods IN his hne OF business
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

tEr Stewart, the y York merchant prince. -
pays Al income tax of t245, 900.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

q neE ioysl paper hss been established
"a Ne- Orleans, called the Times.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07
IRON rHz SOUTH

Advc from New Orleans state that the gun
boat Leriattan. lying at tue Southwest Pas OF
the - s-iop River, Wa boarded bs party Of
men from The shore, on the night OF the 2lst
INST. AMI s'oIen from under the guns Of the Uni
te states steamer d Sofe. The tbeis vas lot
discovered until after the Tug had got several
u e. ,ut in the CAT, when pursuit sas order
e. aud a iex hours chase resulted IL the esp
tur. OF the fugitive The enterprising pirates
Eho attempted this daring piece OF couascaiiou
were brought back in irons.
There i no;h.n g Of = ATE date from tie Texas
execution
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

The RAILROAD MEETING AT CHARLOTTE
The meeting that was held az Charlotte last
week 20 consider the matter OF the projected
railroad from this city to Battle Greek Wa
quite numerousy attended. and but ore opin-
ion was expressed. aud that was that the road
must De built A committee was appointed TO
call meeting of the people along the line, at
some future time, 10 take the necessary steps 10
secure the completion of the road at an early
day The committee have acted promptly ia
the matter, aud below W. append a call from
them tor a meeting:
railroad meeting viii Dee held al the
village ~ Charlotte ia Eaton county. on
Thursday. October 18th at 10 o'clock A NJ
al which all person interested in the construc
ton OF a road from Lansing 10 Battle Creek
are invited 10 he present. The citizens oil Ing
ham, Eaton and Calhoun counties. who are the
most deeply interested in tbs project are re-
quested 10 send delegates 10 the meeting.
JOHV NORRIS
JOskFH SAUNDERS.
: +. WEBER
COMMITTEE
There will BE- a meeting in the city Of Ian
sing Monday evening, Oct 18th, at o'clock
at the counting room OF the ate printing Of
fee. to appoint delegates to attend the above
meeting. All interested in the project Of the
Battle Greek Railroad arc cordially invited to
b present. Let there be good turn out.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07
IRON CHARLKsToN

The news hom Chailsstou l. not VERY impor-
tant. FROM the latest advices We have we learn
that our troops or Morris Island still continues
most seGulOus. engaged in the construction of
batteries aud mounting of siege guns, with the
object o. attacking Charleston. The prosecution
Of this ~orS. though not seriously retarded, was
yei dtticu.5 OF accomplishment on account ~
the severe ire TO which the working parties are
subjected by the batteries on James aud Sul
vans Islands The naval vessels atil maintained
a position OF diguifed inactivity, having failed to
make al offensive movement since the attack on
Fort Moultrie and the sullivan Island batteries
three weeks ago, and the damage inflicted upon
that occasion s likely ere this to have been thor
OIgby repaired. There had been great rejoi
eng iD the Department OF the South at the news
of Gen. Gilmore's promotion to the double starr
OF a Major General
Gen. Gilmore occasionally shells Sumpter ard
johnson. One monitor keeps Moutre quiet
FROM The AMY OF THE POTOMAC
special TO toe y 7 Tribune from Wash
iagton, dated Oct ist, says Information has
been received from the Army Of The Potomac
that affairs are apparently unchanged Nothing
IS Transporting 70 indicate sny immediate active
operations. TIE enemy Is in strength on the
south side Of The Rapidan. Gen. Hills entire
Corps Is supposed 10 be there. The enemy :
pickets are on the north and west side Of our
lines. A few days ago, considerable column OF
Rebel troops WAS observed going norIhvarG
near the Bue Ridge, perhaps forming part OF
The force reported TO be concentrating in the
Valley
The rebel authorizes have declared an addi
lonal lumber Of their psFolled officers and men
a. exchange, and ordered them to duty. This
Il n direct violation of the cartel, and notvith-
s.aniing the heavy oAlauce Of exchange against
t1en they refuse 10 deliver any OF our comm,s
s.oncd officers. and s'so retain large number o.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

] ..---.t ~ .-...- ..-. county. rfsfe - .......
having been enrolled under the provisions ~ 81 At -
.0ngres7 for enro.irg and calling our the national
forces. &C, approve Aarch ISIS liable o. Der
o-rl u ta-y duty ths service NJ tle TrIte -tsies
hereby certify nat an not legally sabe1t 30 such la
bAity. sni Tor the ioios ~ rtas.l
That am .... year. ~ .... ....
We. the subscriber, ... and . - tlo t1ar c0lu.
~ an state above usnt0n@l hereby certify that ile
Snove statement - .-.-- age M corrod and %
he bees Of ugr slovls1ge a. beilsf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07


Personally appeared before ne. the above named -
ard and Fevrral'y Haie cath thar the above
incac j. correct snd true - ths BET ~ their kno~
fog anf he.ief
jlst.ce ~ fhr Peace
Dated Il ..-. tins --.- lay ~ cool. lsf
Nors The fret cfrtfeste must no g1rd hV the per
son aiming eAempt1n ami t1s sao0n1 hy tNo resDec-
tsbie psr-ous heads ~ families resident Do "a sanls
o~n county ~ district Nitl tie ptrson i1r ~h1la
afnrfisn i r.a iuri
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

CERTIFY A1E shat The person liable 20 drafi the father
o. motl-rles- children lnder D. years 81 age depend
eut o. hIn for support
J. ... the subscriber. being liable 70 dran into The
aerv Ice oi Tie United states hereby make az that
an TIE father 81 ....-- matherless child - un-
d. ~ years of age snd dependent nay labor s1p-
port 5000
w. tne sIbs-rlners .. and . rerfferfs on
... -.. county. state OF ..-. hereby csrfIfs thaf
% father oi motheriess children under years
NJ sge and dependent 0n bis labor Tor support
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

Pers0rz''y apparel before M the shove nsrnec ..
and - ard seysrafy male cath tnsi t1e above carfie
Gates oorfect Az true - %. beat ~ ther knov
a Ar q LEI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

Dated Al ...- this DO. day II ...., $50
SpH This Is only intended g. apply whore The
members Of the family amils exemption reslie ia fhs
same family " aay ~ tle members reside esevhere
an1 have gone lnto lhe ltaly sfrf of The Intcd
states no II 'fnpt0n on that account be- ella
AprE This certncate DOL Isl ht signed by o. The
parents 81 there De any 3D. not, by two resrccflhs
persons heads = families res dent The same town
county of district With fhe person for whom exemption
J claimed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

Dated A. ...-, fhi- ...- iay ~ .... iss
SJR The cerfifrlte in regard age 3D. in 81
where practcsoe. ic BE- slglel hv ths parents ~
qsr.ols Calming eKelpt1l and The requirements SPEC
- IH tte s1.sflrs O. be adhered Iif l.anr
-Ice lr ite certerafe - tr fhe ~ ne rn~iou
L. O. DO q rt A. ...Ta
That = lr beg twenty Ffsrt Ci az
That arr over ttrfy tFl years ~ -ss At
maze
That an over forty Eve Year, - .za a-c7ri.ns
81 t1e facts the
HlTE IN case 81 fc.ie II rct signed ~ the -
eltf t1- fa-t ~ 49, 80 be- crtl-- g. - 80 ras9e
iatla - sons. 1ea-s ~ il-les real Gem U fae s1-e
town co1rty. or -strci Ffn tl- gars.l ,4r Elon -
nptll cz-ue-. a. tla rrq a. ~ paragraph
%, Heg- atllls. - must - cofla..s1 Viii.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-07

Dated ~ .-.., this .... day u ..... Ise
NOTE This c"rtdcatsi q @ used only ga cases where
The labor oi the person claiming Exemption H. actually
necessary for tle suppot ~ the persons dependent
him The exemption does BOT apply in cases where
there is sufficient property % yield support anf the
necessary business can De transacted Cos coectag Tie
income by agents, trustees th- Ike
NoTE The nfst certificate must be signed ny ths
person claim * eIen ii1n and the second % re-
spectacle persons heads ~ familesl resident in to
same town, county or district with the person Tor whom
exemption e elalmed