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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

Grain and -four having become scarce
among the rebels, they have devised a new
source ofsupply, which IL thus described Dy
the Savannah Republican,:
We have a sample OF sorghum hour,
made Of the seed OF Chinese cane, winch
NAV be seen at our Office. The planter VINO
sends il % us had no means Of boiling TINS
-four nor had he taken oil the nun oil the
seed before grinding; the consequence Is,
mat the flour has a pinkish color Those
who have made a trial of this excellent Hour
renresent il as an admirable substitute Tor
buckwheat. Made into hOe-cake II IS a
very savory bread 1t is likely 10 come III
10 very general use, if prepared, like wheat
-four. by boiling. The price at which II can
he offered in market may be assumed al
fifteen or twenty dollars per sack. But as
an acre Of sorghum yields nom thlrty 10
nfty bushels. ten dollars would be remu-
nerating price. The production oil TINS
grain, the present year, in Georgia, must
amount 20 five millions or bushels. We
have this great supply Of food TO fall back
upon In the event Of deficiency oil the
cereals, wheat and maize. The season Tor
buckwheat cakes comes in q month, with
frost. Let the lovers Of this bread try the
sorghum Hour. It is represented as being
very similar TO buckwheat when prepared
a. the latter is. As u substitute Tor cOiiee
no parched grain vegetable ordinarily used
1br that purpose is at all equal TO sorghum
seed. And what is still more valuable 10
know, in the present scarcity OF sugar, a
small quantity OF the strip boiled with
ground seed makes the coffee substitute
very pleasant and palatable."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
auritulturul anA 0omsstlf.
sixty Acres of Oucumbers.

NJ. r A Butler. of Jefferson, COocK
o,n,v about eight miles from this CITY
So-otsd sixty acres Of land to the cuiliE4-
.sso oScncnmber for pickles the past season.
T 1,On r. nrobably the largest plantation OF
-. - IND over known in this country. we
certainly have read OF heard oi "o'ni-7 '"'''
approaches il in extent
The pickle picking commence, aDou ~ -. .e
a5th of July, at first getting oul ron - -
rs bushels in a dag. dis neip Wa plIiiol
pally boys and girls VINO wOull not A'e 80
over from 6 to bushels. -Four 10 nee
weeks constitute a good picking season
though this year il was considerably r.
A good crop is IRON 10 70 10y DusI Ies
per acre One acre OF this Iahu e@'S 10
bushels, but the general average Vi INC
whole lot was only 81 bushels per acre
Besides the pickles grown upon ms own
land Mr.. B. has bought largely rom V u '.
he prepares them for market himself NE.
hacking them (assOrtedl in salt al the rae
~ halfa bushel Of salt 10 the 40 gallon Cash;
He afterwards pickles them II vinegar ana
puts them up in packages 70 sui tue iii'I'
ket. ,..,,, ,,,.o, is
the Short Green, it giving pickle pFeieIa-
bic in size and color
Mr.. Butler estimates that his pickles cost
him about q cents per bushel delivered al
CHICAGO. He has now 1000 bbls IN the sait
for which he has been offered $40 per Dbl
He expects to receive $50 per Dbl Even
az the former price It is easy 70 see that d
nice little fortune Is in the hands OF the en-
terprising aud energetic planter--ff"T'e
Farmer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DROBATE ORDER.-State Of Michigan.

DROBATE ORDER.-State o. Michigan.
i county OF Insh-n, = At session q TIE pro
bate Court Tor TIE County o. lls1-m. holden al tie
Probate once IL Tie village q A1s-l GA Monday TIE
81 LAY OF October II Tie year enc l11si -1t hun
1red ana sixty four; Present, Wn. Il tl-cSley
Judge q Probate Il tie matter 20. The estate q &c
fus H1smef, deceased o. reading and n-i-- the De-
ill0n GUY veri1e1 o. George jerome ADMIN istr-or
Of estate Of said deceased. praying i1r Incense T.
sell the real estate ol which s-i- k-fls Hosm-r died
seized.
Thereupon i Is ORDERED That MonLay tie 2lsi day
OF November next. al IA OclocS % tie forenoon, ue
gle ior TIE hearlgct sAl- petition and that the
hei-s AZ law O. SAID deceased 4-l 81 ether p--S1-s
interested s41 estate, required To- appear AZ .
session Of said Court then - be holden 40 The Probate
Once II tie village u MAslu and sl-T case II any
there be- why the prayer u the petitioner SHOULD Lot
be granted And . Is further or-cre-. t-t sad Pc
titlucr give notice 70 the persons Interested u si-
estate Il -ae pelle-ly o. said p-tt-1- ana Tie near
1g thereof. b. causing copy o. ms order % Dc pub
l.saeC the Lansing Repl--lc-, r. paper prl-t-
e1 aul circulating IL SAID county q. lEl- Success
sive weeks. previous 20 sa.- day u herring
a true copy VA IL lN,ANE1-
ss.wo Judge q Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

1t combines all the COOP QUALITIES or
other Lrst class alchincs snc possesses Ll@ny &C
vautares over any ana al q them
j. tie most PISS aud Perfect ia IT, Aeeiiai.lc@
Construction, ~ any sewing A-e-iae yet onerel
t. the public and tt- ouiy c-e c4p4lie VI ma i1s
more than one KIM Of s,-lch-
The feed nav o. reversed A. any point desired
- ith0ut stopping The Machine
Cla1Qes or So v-fl.-s stitches NAY De made "14e
tie machine j. ll ~ tio1-
It's stitches aye Tie Nn-.er q 4-i-
The he4lr. 0f us s-.-cL = l-slr pas. 60.
SO 8rher covers 20 ..rge % r1see a wors.
" light AM heavy .n-..s - u e. l4l iae-.i1s-
Inc 'rorE wll feet either o. tie right Or ldt-
Rll- quietly. s.ws rafl-ls-
No d.tlcglts rxp-s--1 ~e- a. sewing ~efvs> thl.A
seams.
Needle IlOr- c-a--y a. --t-- i--B ~ ally otA-i
machine.
Ta..o-s Cannot a1or5 O. 30 ~i-l9-t one
Every family s-o-il have = '. -oI-lca-"
rs motions re 81 positive
W.. Isl d -...tiul--
~ sprilgs 10 Ee- ont q order
= thoroughly pr-ctlca.-
1bs teru-a-T tAe u0si yrac-lcsli a. lse-
T-rrs vide srt uarrcW hens and VII feii beau
tifl-v
Il braits neatly sns h.at=snsly without liz
slightest alteration.
me most -exp-rie1cel III no difficulty = using .
OILS 10 dresses a. IL machinery bang @ he toE
o. the table
Evsv machine Ma r-z.ts--
TtwlII. -bsta-I.ats a sc claim Tor H.
4 J vIEI-z. Agent.
Lansing. McLlgar- 4say-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

WooD. Very few persons are aware OF
the wide difference between the amount OF
heat yielded by the different qualities OF
wood; and as wood is sold by measurement,
while its value for giving out warmth Is de
termined 10y its weight, each kind being
equally seasoned and dry, ii is well 10 be
posted as TO these points. One cord OF dry
hickory wood Will keep up certain amount
OF heat for one hundred days, while cord
OF pitch-pine will last only thirty-tye days,
and cord OF white OAK ninety-One days; 4
ton OF Lehigh coal will last ninety-one days.
"Charcoal IS charcoal, all kinds ARE alike
as 10 color, but tun OF pine charcoal lasts
seventy -nve days, maple one hundred and
fourteen days, oak one hundred and sixty
six. In the light of these statements, fam
lies may save a good many dollars every
year.-HaIrS Journal Of Health.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

STRANGE MODE OF ExTINGuISHING A
"SrRIKE. THE Paris correspondent OF the
London DAILY Telegraph writes -" The law
on the coalitions works rs badly as ever.
After the strike OF the pOrcelain-workers at
Limoges, we had the strike of the tobacco
wOrkmen at Bordeaux. Ten or twelve
hundred oftheSe females, discontinued with
some new regulation, assembled in the
court Of the factory. screamed, shouted ana
declared they would work no more until
things were altered. Two ilre-engines were
promptly brought into play and the water
was pumped for a considerable time on
these female rebels. They stood the show
ers with perfect compOsure. till at length
having lost their voices by prOtracted shout
ing, the noise grew fainter. and advantage
was Immediately taken of the lull 10 enforce
obedience to the new order Of things"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

CALIFORNIA SILKs.-The soil and climate
OF California are admirably adapted 10 the
growth Of the mulberry tree in all its desi-
rable varieties, TO the breeding and feeding
Of the silkwOrm, and the production Of silk,
more SO than almost any European
country, owing to the fertility OF the soil
and dryness OF the climate, giving pccu-
Harry rich and nutritive character to the
leaves OF the mulberry tree which imparts
a higher, finer, and more delicate quality
10 the silk produced from them. Certiii-
Gates from thehighest authorities il Europe
show that the California silk, after beng
fully tested, carefully analysed, and com
pared with European silk, proves 10 be Of
the very best quality-Am. ArtizaR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
FqRsT NATIONAL BANK OF Ian

EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ian
l. SING-At = meeting Of the Directors o. the First
National Bank OF Lansing, held this day a. the Bank
ing O1ace OF J. C. Bailey Co,
Il was resolved that the capital stock Of this Bank
be increased 500 O0a and that books Of subserp
ton be opened for that purpose 81 the Office OF J.
c. Bailey Co. in Lansing under the direction Of the
President and Cashier.
Books Of subscription viii therefore be opened
accordingly, FOR additional subscriptions 70 said
Bank, Of $50 900, and viii be kept open until that
amount Is subscribed
The Bank will be opened for business as sooa as
the new Banking House now being erected for that
purpose Is completed, which win be about the first
day OF October next "a.
On Subscriptions 80 Per cent viii be required on
the first day Of October next and 10 per cent per
month thereafter.
LEASING, Nieh- JAY Z, 1854 aHEE.7
L. Z. HEWErT, Cashier. ssott
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

A NEW Use FOR GUTTA-rERcHA-Gut
percha is now used toprotect the feet Of
horses from tenderness and slipping. Ii is
first cut into small pieces and sOftened with
hot water, then mixed with half its weight
or powdered sal ammoniac, and the mix
ture melted in a timed saucepan over
gentle fire, keeping ii well stirred. When
required for use, it is melted in glue-pot
the hoof is scraped clean, and the mixture
Is applied with knife.-Anl. Arti-rn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

ACORN COFFEE" Opening an old book
the other day, found receipt for making
acorn Coffee sol gathered some acOrns
and had them prepared, and must say
that il was the best imitation OF coffee
ever drank, in fact as palatable rs prime
old Java As there is large crop ofacorns
this year, the following recipe for making
the coffee may interest some of Your read
ers. Take of the huh and dry the kernel;
roast and pulyerize il; when making de-
coctiOn, use as much as you would if YOU
were measuring the genuine Mocha from
Arabia"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

A LECTURE FOR YOUNG MENUS
"A D b-sta-i NV ei.r.1n O Dr. CrLF h. n ~ =
o. FggATED SAL "a tie ra-l--- cure fTi'. 70
--e-l---eY u SDeTs8stsTssoes- o. -en1,--i Ne1--
b -rIurt5rr S---al .ssssz l--7..e-cy. HeIta. AID
paFsir1. I1csrarltr IN = ---eL-s 70 Ir-rl-se 49,
as Co-s-r1p-i5r. Erler1y a-- Elt-, l-l---- P.
self-i1du.cence o. sexr1l eLtraEega-ce-
e. Price. u a sealed e1ve-ope- only 9 o-nts
t. celebrated s-thcr q ta5s scu.i-ar-e essay
clearly tenoosfrzte- r = tlrty years srcc 81 ~
uracfice that tie al--1iZ r1rs-- -s-cs = s-- l7e
--av BIZ racical.y c--el 1--lo1f tn 0arr-r-. - -
lnt--ual .uetic-e or ths aDp.icz.Cl o. me k-,fe-
pointing o1t nose q cure - 1-ce -l- lis AN
and er-ct-al by means o. which every s-ler-r- ~
natter what hss cs1 -itl1n nay t nay c9Te -i-i-s y
cheaDiy. priFatsly ard Es8ICAttT-
k<'rhs Isc--rs Should bs "a the bans % every
Youth AID every M 2 tte la-t-
Srr under seal. u pain e1v-.cPe- - srT a1-re--
-strais On the recelpf Of sfK cents o. tvo pcs g.
STAMPS Aetress tie D-t ..z---s
Gas KLINE.
sssJl I2i BoEsry New Tort, Post o9es BSx $50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

lansing jane p, 1864
The above sale is hel
day, the 16-A day OF A..
3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

A NOVEL Use FOR CORN.-American iu-
genuity has discovered q novel purpose 10
which corn can be put, namely, for stretch
ing boots and shoes. The boot or shoe is
well filled with corn. and made sure by such
tight tying that none can escape. II is then
immersed for several hours in water, during
which the latter is distehded by the grad
ual swelling of the grain. After being Ia
ken from the water coating Of neats-foot
oil, laid on and lett to dry, renders the boot
OF shoe ready for wear,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

Protection AGAINST BURGLARs.-One
cents worth ofstOut wire bent in the shape
OF the letter L, is good protection against
burglars. Hang the curved part Of the wire
on the door knob, and let the two extremi-
ties pass terough the bow OF the key after
tide door is locked. Then the burglars may
rage in vain, unless they break the door
down.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
kNNzZZZZzNZ.z!

AL the We-.cI men arc ;he Press recommend r..
Stricsl4nts All Cnrirra Nxtlre az tl. Nry teri1iu
remedy for psafrhera and rvsertery l. is comti-
nation az AstrluEeuts. Ahs0rbents. stlmulaiis az
Carminatives aud s warranted 60 Cn~ct cure after
all other rnear have failed
For sale in La 81. ny J. s. Holmes fori Wells,
aud by B-i-hin 4 C..s a.. Wholesale asrAi,.
General D.uot i,oifnatl Ohio i go
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
DROBATE ORDER.-sta,c u

DROBAIE ORDER.-State oi Michigan,
l. co-uty ol ll 5l4u-, sat session u tie Pro-
bake Court ilr tl, county q i-si-- holden a. tie
Probate cil- l tA- V..--e ~ N---. 90 Tuesday Tie
llll Cay u t-.a1rr. d. liz yc-r l4l ---a--l eight
nunirel ard sxty-iolI Present. " IA Il. tllcALey F,
Judge 20 Probate. IL the matter O.. Tie estate %
EiZ4bet l. Grf-u, deceased. Ol rc--lls -al alg the
petition. duly verified. Of Henry l. CrcuSLit1 Al
ID n.trltlr ot said estate. pray -4r license - sell
tile real es--te 10 which said deceased clc- s-lz--
lherelpQLit Is Ordered. tlat Monday. Tie 5t- day
~ December next. atll COCK u t-e forenoon. Poe
assigned for Tie hearing of sAl petition. ana that
tie heirs a. .aw of sll1 deceased ana al other
persons interested iu sli estate, are required o.
appear al session oi sall Court tltu 3D. De- holden
40 the Probate Ollcc. ID the village g Mason. a--
show cause, Il any there be, ELs tAe prayer ui t--
netiti0uer should NOT De- granted An 80 is - l--
Ordered That said petitioner give u.-ict 20 tue per
sons interested iu slii estate ui the tl-ncy %. SAID
petition and tile hearing thereof. ty causing copy
u this order % De published IN the Lansing kepao-
lcan. a newspaper printed ana circulating in said
county oi In.h4n, successive weeks previous C
said DAY ol hearing.
A true copy MA II flNthNhl
4.5S4 ~ iEt To- Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

OFFICE OF COxrTR0lIER OF TEE CURRENCY,
WAsHISGToN, February :, 1894.
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence prlscute4 o.
the undersigned. II has been made % appear t-l4
The FIRST National Bunk 4 LANSING n tn County %
IN-aAN and state q MICHIGAN has been duly organ
zed under and according 70 the reqnlr q %
al # Congress c.flIlel % Al art 20 provide ma
tional currency secured By pledge u Uate- STAT 8
stocks an 10 provi1e for the circllai ~ inl rs-
demnti1n thereof approved E-orliry % 10 b al.i
las complied with ali the provisions 90 sa- a-t Re
CURED 10 De complied wth before commencing re
business q BlnkilE
NV. Therefore. l. Hugh NcCa.och. Comptroller u
the Currency. dohere5y Gritty max me r-.-
- M N lansing county Of IlL-4m. end St-ts O..
Michigan .s authorized O. cor1rlac- lie business p
banking under the act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof. witness ny hand 81 sea- p
oira tbs fourth day Of Fe1Tlary- eighteen huncre
- ssvfr-f,rr HUGH Mr-TLI.DlH.
4osaq CorapiroLlzr o lie Currency
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

MILITARY OFFICERS and Soldiers shouId
nave Browns Bronchial Troches, as they
can oe carried in the pocket and taken up-
on .ne nrst appearance Of Cold or Cough,
nnicn, II neglected may terminate in some
thing worse. As there are imitations- no
sure TO obtain the genuine B.o,rrss 13,,or.
chsdl Tr0ekss, which are sold, everywhere
ct Is esnts box. sr ? 3 ~ z ,ral x
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

~ Waltham watches and Ayers Pills
are said to be the highest specimens Of
American art, each of their kind: one in
mechanics and the other in medicine. With
Waltham watch IN one pocket and a box
OF Ayers Pills in the other, you should be
at your work IN season with the health to
pursue it-AdreriiSer, Norway, Ne
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
NOTICE To CONTRACTOR.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Notice Is
~ hereby given. that on the I4th day Of Novembe7
next. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A n. AMI T.
" willlet jobs on the Greeubush and Gratiot St1
Road 70 the lowest bidder, VIZ T. build the ROAD
rom Greeublsh Village q the north line OF iowa Do
north range west. IN Grafi0t County Also q bald
bridge across Maple River al the crossing ~ SAID
road Tie jobs 70 De let AZ GreeDblsh village.
Grseabrsh. Clinton Co Mich.
444v4 W DAGGETT. Commiss i9ler.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

DFNOVAL.-J. c. Bailey & Co. having
n sod of thei- old Baaki-g Hosse - the secon1
National Bank, Vii more ~ the lEsi = Ap--l, a.
re $50 rc-r-as bv g Sizl01s. Cd tae corner q
Washington aud Michigan AFsuues- where tL-g WI
cutir.e ite Bauk1E and Exchange business as here
tos1re until their new Banking House lscol-2-etei
s1r the F.rst Natio1zl PAX
u the meantime al ccmra-l cations % rs cr 10
the FRS; Ne.isual Bank Ct Lansing, VII meet With
prompt attention.
J c. BAILEY L Co. Bankers.
Lansing, Mich. March =, 1854 4eSu
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

The prominent names IN its Direction, Well known
as among the first of New York Merchants, place %
az one Of the leading Companies .os stability. ana Is
reputation for prompt settlements AID fair dealing
will enlarge with its future busiu--- the graran-
tees presented TO the public alg assets ans Just
and honorable treatment o. ali dealers
Risks accepted on dwellings aut their Furniture
FOR one three and five years also ou Buildings and
Merchandise Produce IN store sEt n transit. Hliis
Cargoes and Freight moneys.
A. j. vIEIF, agent
AZ thetity Book store. ansiug.
Losses securing under Policies issued At ths
Agency paid here J.! 80
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
DYE COL0RS.
A SAVING OF 50 PER CENT.

For IS cents you color - many goods as would
csherE ise cost I've times Tia; sun Various shades
czn be produced from the tye. The process 3
simple. and any one car uso the -ye = ia Isrf-ci
success Directions II English French and ter1lsn.
inside of each package
For further insoruatan K Dyeilg. and giving per
feet knowledge what cocrs are best adapted o Eye
over others, with many T1-ele receipts. purchase
Howe stevens Treatise O1 Iyelrg an- Co.oring-
sent By mail receipt y p-ice-lo cents Wa
cfactured By HOWE STEVENS
44sy1 go B-os-vay- Boston
For sale by druggists aat eealers generally
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

NOTICE. Whereas Uy wife, Nancy J.
y cox. Las CONTRACTED cetSs II nv name e.se-
known u ne and las left ny house and board With
oct any czuse or provocston tnersfo-e toroi-a 1y
CO. f-r.s-frz Ter % nv account FOR VII not p1y
~ cebts q her contracting after this date
October 81, 1se+- lsssTsl JOHN CoOA-
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CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS. BOUNTIES
And Back Pay.
Presented. Prosecuted / Collected.

TIE M tersi--et tlE- e-t-r-3 .lr5 se9rart1er-
d III rr ffe -.-l.--. n The atlFc e.alL5 y tie
csrrties q F.toa I1rham aui Llto1- a1L have
o-s-al AZ esice u the CITY Il Isis ng-
2 e R-ss-I Cre 70 ire El=-l.-ls " rs LIZ,
hl-i-- f-.r r.re ratz ti-le EIsxlIsz - LLAlE7 n
AZ P.-s,- or o Tasl 7fel- 40 therefore rzT-
MA th-r1-rL k-lv----e - the 1-sl1-ss- Ee c-o
z- say tat VIZ r11 tec-rs these claims Win LIS
nrT aY ND FyPENSE tim any 3.1-r I'm Z tie
500 Social atte-tlon given . the al -ster, y
SIS ,ENlED CLAIMS, AID claims thai have org been
u-rEirr be.ore III Department.
Havlng q ce1ce j. Detroit &c are isvcrzclF siin-
AL ~ The e loctl1u q S-ATE BOUNLIE<-
Oace 10 ILrsi-g over Neal Rov=ol store,
MD Towa ore IL Detroit. q s9i-z B-9ck
r pr-SsrIrl "A Z CgTLE,
Detroit I5zn-zsl -A-si2g
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

NTOTICE--Bids for the construction Of
~ the entire Military Road ouly from Fort VII
klus 70 the Wisconsin STATE Lle VII Be -aceivet 81
my cnce, It Houghton, Aflch igan, Tor sixty days
Payment TO be made Il TIE lands granted BY The
United States 70 the state q Michigan IN aid " the
same Mas and SPECIFICATIONS q ). = lad can be
seen 81 ny oence Names OF secur1.ieS % The CD
tractors bond must accompany The BID Ire entire
road 70 be completed II eghteeo months from fhs
day Of acceptance q tie bid ~
August 10 1854 R SHELDON,
ae4wo Ccnr.ssicbeT
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PIANOS. &C.

TULIUs BAUER. & CO.
Great Piano Forte srG Nalodeoa
II nj - . - r " ~ .
CHICAGO Ill,
WhoIesaIc agent for
PRINCE s. cos
Improved MelCdcons,
waRPN-TTl I0n T.f E--a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

COMMISSIONERS EOTiCE.-In the mai
I = ter Of the Estate u Perry EdNar1s late o. tEc
county Of Iughan, deceased: Notice s hereby given
that We the uuaersig ncl, having been appointed rs
the Judge Of Probate Tor the county oi lnEnlm an-
state OF Michigan Commissioner To receive, exam n e
and lust al claims and demands against the = lA
estate hereby give notice that We VIII m-1t al tAe
Office of the Judge on Saturday Tie 3ist day o. De-
cember saturday, March nh, IS 5 at 10 oclock
- NJ or each Of SAID DAYS to receive examine an d
adjust such claims and demands and that SIX months
from the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1874, Is a.
lowed hv the Probate Court to the creditors OF sail
estate 10 present their Claims 10 for cxlminatfn
and adjustment
". NCROBERT, c.,ss,;..;o,,,.s
r. F GRIFFIN,
Dated Mason. Sept. 19, 1874 ssSw4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
DROBATE ORDER.-state Of Michigan.

DROBATE ORDER.-State Of Michigan,
il county OF Ingham. sat session ci the
Probate court for the county OF lugham, holden al
the Probate Once 10 the village az Mason. on
Tuesday. the llth Jay OF October. IN tie year o1e
th0ls lud eight hundred ali sixty tolr, Pres It, ~ ID
II Flucsney Judge Of Probate. II the matter % iAe
estate Of Thomas J. Wilson aut Samuel a WIS 'n.
minors or reaiing and u.iug the petition, llly yer
fled Of sarah 6 wilson, llr5iau e.. sait minors.
praying that she may be licensed q sell real estate
belonging % SAID minors Tor their support ana eau
cation
Thercupon it IS ordered that Monday the 5th day
Of December next al II CLOCK IN the forenoon, b.
assigned FOR Tie hearing OF said petition and that
the heirs az law Of said deceased, ami all other per-
sons interested in said required 20 appear
at session OF said Court en- 70 be holden AZ the
Probate Olicc ID the Village OF Mason. and show
cause, II any there be- why the prayer OF tie petl
TONER should NOT be granted And u is further or
derel that said petitioner give notice o. the persons
interes ted a. said estate, o the pcuIency OF said pi
ton and The hearing thereof by causing copy o. tAia
order % be published il the Lansing RepEtiicdn.
newspaper printed and circulating IN said County
OF lnghanl, four successive weeks previous q said
day OF hearing
A true copv) WI. It. lINthNEN.
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