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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
nROBATE ORptk. sad of MichIgan

nROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan
Il county OF lngham. sat a session OIL
tie Probate Court tor the county OF lnghain- holden
al the Probate Office Iu the village OK Mason Oh
Monday the 7iA day Of November 10 the wear one
thousand eight hundred and sixty -four. Present
Vim A pmcSucv Judge Of Probate in tie mat
ter ol the estate oil Alexander Henry deceased
on reading and filing the petition ouiy Vcrihei 81
Eecta Henry praying that letter of a4nlini-trlt on
may De granted upon slid estate l. your l'-tlari
Ihereapon il is ordered, That Monday the SUI aas
of December next al II clock in tie lor ion te ~
sirred fr The hearing = SAIL petition uut thd tt-
heirs 40 law OF sand deceased. and an Other i'2fs'-
intcreS tel "a said estate are required L. appear ~
session 90 -la Court then t0 he hO.icn Al the Pro
bate Olice u ths village ui Mason AMI -i.eN cause
If any there Doe. why the prayer oi tte petitioner
should NOT Doe granted AMI 81 o. further o. defe1
that and petitioner give notice t0the person lnierc-
fea ia s.it tate 81 the pauaency OF saii petition
aud tc i,.iI- thereof, hy siug copy "i thi- OF
Scr Co Joe published ia the Lansing H'plbllcan a
-tst,.r printed iua circulating n s1ia county o
Iaellu g successive week pfevi1is 70 sad DAY O.
. L..ria. E., tra.. COPY WN. IL. PiNChNEl
4aq,,. Judge of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

0ST-ELEVEN SHEEP. Ten OF said
She--p are marked wl.n q cross CT ne = sHoll
- - lin with q ct between une q tlern /
--.r.-.f ,ri;h 4 letter o. o on the r1mp Any PEI
- si,.nr iaformAiioa - the undeTs .gnea Nlsle
80 -il, nav be found Till - sultaois ~ .Ils1
80 pAT.T ( Willy
Iaus.ag Jllv = 1854 80
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
DFOBATE ORDER state of Michigan

DROBA1E ORDER state OF Michigan.
L county ~ Ingiam- sat session Of the TO
bate court for che co1uty ot lngham holden az the
Probate rl-- b. the village OF Mason, on Monday the
7tfdaV II Noeember Ia the wear one thou- tnd eight
hunirad auf sixty -iour, Present. WIN Fncsncs
Judge 81 Probat- lu the matter Of abe estate ~
Harriet il,Btrr deceased. On reading and nihg ihe
petition d4ly vcTihci 81 Henry l'cair Pf-! ing ioi
Thereuuon il S 6Hieftd tia
of December next, at II O'Clock in the iorenoon DC
assigned Tor te hearing Oi said pet on ana tt 'Ae
he n al law OF sand deceased and ah other person
Interested ia said estate are required 20 arpraf Al "a
ss.i ion uf sst Court then To- pe holden 81 tn- ff"'
tstc tHlcs ia the village Of M-scn ana sha" cause
n any there Dee Whs the rTay-r lht p Fi'Ati
should not hc granted And % is i-rthef W ieIep
Tnat-ail petitioner give notice g. The persons 4ntrI
osfed m SAID estate Of the pantency OF SAID peilon
and fha hearing thereof. BY causing copy o. thie
order ID Pee published Ia the lansing Replhiig al q
newspaper printed and circulating IA said county ol
lusham for three successive weeks preV'ou7 t. said
dav ~ hearing ---
IA true copy WI u fi-', All
4qawa Judge II Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

NTOTICE--Bids for the construction 81
~ the entire Military Road only from fort i
Fsps 20 the Wiscopsir STATE Line viii be receive a.
rav once. al HOughton, Michigan fer sixty cay
PAYMENT 10 be made Il the lancs granted by tie
Cnted States to the state Of Michigan 10 az % t-
sans Mars and specifications q said road can be
80 :. nv orice Names - securities ca TIE cen
tra-.or,s bond must accompany tie bid TIE entire
roas "a be completed n eighteen months uom Tie
dzv Of acceptance q the BID
EuTust Is 1884. s6tL1Es
zSfv9 Oc1nsst ,sT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

NEW ANBROTEPE 3 PHOIOGR APH
y caTIFRY The u11ers izle1 las eS.4ul-L-7
nex Am5ro5ype AID Phoieg-alh gallery, u tl4
-oor,s over Fora Z Wells Drug store iofnsrF go
- - :, rrzI-bart ana . ID Be prepared a. al : -z5
,c-,res IN the sst style u tie ant ard y
--a--sri-= notsce CaI ana exzuine spee nneLs ar1
give ne trial HAn' II -
La,sirz, Oct Cd 1884.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

EXECUTORS' SALE.-In the matter of
L the estate Of Ansel A4ams. deceased Notice Is
hereby given that by virtue II license granted 70 u
by the Probate Court FOR tie county OF l1gha II tie
state Of Michigan, executors q the last VII 4nt
testament Of sad Ansei Adams We III SCI AZ public
auction 70 th8 highest bidder a. tie former residence
u said deceased - eleven clock ID Tie forenoon OF
Wednesday the 18th c8y u June 1854 az TIE right.
title and interest u sait deceased in and % Tie fol-
loving cescr BED real estate. situated "a tie city, AID
the township Of Lansing, II sail county, subject
10 tie dover ght % the widow Of said deceased O.
vii about Is ACRES o. land, being part u The west
Aa Of the northwest quarter Of section (l5l fifteen
township A. four north Of range two ~ vest l0oied
II the city q lansing, On both sides o. SAzTA sses
street, and bounded south b. lands belonging % J
A Kerr, west By section line aud Lansing Cemctery
north D. section line a1d lansing Ceretery and east
By State Reform School lands Qart Of said lanes
being encountered by mortgage for 81 go and
$50 back interest We expect, however, . be able
% give clear title and 70 sell said lands II lots u
nearly one each fronting on shiaw2ssee street.
and the avenue fronting The state Reform school
Also the west hall u south east quarter 80 acres
anu the fractional hall u the south fraction Of
the north east quarter 5li5 arrs) ot section seven
% township . four north, Of range Two - west,
township o. Lansing county aid state Aforesaid, sub
Ject 20 incumbrance OF mortgage Tor 500 Ard
about $Jl5 interest These lAl-s wlL ar sold n two
40 aud 81 4, acre lots aTrAnseTaets having been
maie 10 liz tie mortgage OF the ISs Aeat u monty
u the dues on said mortgage or altogether a. may
suit purchasers.
NB-The city property VIII be sold Ia lots. A
plat u The same be seen Al the residence u Mrs
/ Adams on tie premises
BETSEY c. ADAMS AMI
J lHN WOOD,
Lansing Aprll 4. 1854 Executors az Aforesaid
The above sale Is hereby pos poned until Taes lay
tbs 2sih day q June, 1854, a. l clock 2. N
BETSY C. ADAMS. ana
JOHN :. WOOD.
lansing June IS lso4 Executors.
Tho above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY The 2oii
day OF July, al clock N.
BETSEY L ADAMS and
JOHN : WOOD,
lansing, June q, 1854 l479s4l Executors
The above sale is hereby postponed until lur-
Iav the 10Th day - August, al O'Clock +. u
BEISEY L. ADAMS. aHd
JOHN : WOOD.
lansing July e, 1854 Sw 49, Executors.
The above sale i hereby postponed III Tuesday
4 the 23i dav Of August al O'Clock VI
BETSY &. ADAMS. aud
JOHN : WOOD
Lansing, August 10, 1864. Us 4S6 Executors
The above sale Will be continued from day 20 "a
t4o'ciocs until further notice
Betsy e. ADAMS AMI
JOHN : WOOD
Lansing, August ga, 1894. ass Executors.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
Horses 4 Carriages TO let at all hours

Oncc and Sable On Washington Street, between
the American and the Edgar Houses. third Stable
from the corner. NATHAN GULL
Iansinc July Sth 1854 f49y1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
HOWARD SOCIATION,
IL PHILADELPHIA, PA

Diseases Of the Nerves, Seminal, Urinary and sex
ual Systems-new and reliable trsatment-in Re
ports OF the Howard Association-sent By nsfl in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address Dr.
J. SK1LLIS HOCGHT0N. Howard Association. No. z
SOUTH Ninth Street. Philadelphia Ia II ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

EOUND.-On the morning 81 the IOlA
= d am SHAWL The owner can have TIE sane
On proving property and paying ioT this az FsI Use
r1srr BE- Calling on thr uPsersZled pesE Dewitt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
LIVERY STABLE.

The stable 81 tie undersigned IS vel stocked and
ii GOOD running order The public viii always be
furnished With First Class, Neat and Comfortable
Carriages and good travelling horses ! shah always
enaeavor to keep my stock in good Trim aud worthy
the patronage Of the public
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
THE BEST BOOK BTWHICH TO tAH-

THE BEST BOOK BYWHICH TOLEARN
Il Piano fort Pay IL
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The li'-f Be0- OBJ. -la
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r.. PIX That i -rT l rI l'rrI.7 ". -'H
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ON MUTUAL OR STOCK PLAN

THE STATE INSU RANCE COMPANY
transacts business OF Insurance thrClEhou the state
This Company refuses al steam Mills and other naz
ardous property and not over s. 300 ever taken Il
one risk thereby avoiding ali large and rlicouE
losses that often cripple otherwise sound companies
The Directors and Oricers arc determined that IL
erort shall be spared their part u make j. worthy
the confidence u the public 10 beng oar aim 10 90
safe rather than 4 large business. Tic Company be
ing located al the Capital has many advantages alike
valuable 10 the insured and the Company.
This Company has stock clause 10 their charter
by which those who prefer not give Deposi, Note
can be insured At the rates OF gOo1 stock Companies
without any Liability 10 assessment
This Company also iusures against
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

Ia There IS Hs Hsehnr u.lt tie l'ett or
Lock stitch which e So $500 .'l arf -.--Is l.tri-
stood.
ID There Is M nachiue dura,i i.t .t-Hs
kept IN repair
Sd. There il 10 machine capable OF doing 30 e-.a.
4 variety and range OF work No WcrA ever cili.ct
ID Family Sewing, hut what may bc done rfectiy
On our Letter machine, or ia manufacturing bl
our - No = Machine.
4th We warrant every machine We sell. O. ENe
better satisfaction than ANY 90 market or iDnef re
funded.
9Th. We give Instructions IN using thc E.a.lne io
all persons purchasing.
We keep constantly on hand large supply o
Needles Machine Twist, Linen and Cotton lhreai IN
] Machine use as EoOt az any iu che market.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

RishardsoH's New Method for the Pa no
Prize g 3 0LVER UIfSoN = 90 F-ri -ii---
Poztou sent " nail post-p1l1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

h IS NAuoNst SAVINGS RAs1. o..sinsa h..,..
rate 81 Interest than a1y osher .at .ls 49, 49,
Auy savings bank whi1h pays is aerosisors mi s.
Notes oonsiaers thatt Is raying l1 The best cr,.
ting medium Of 'he country snl Be- 1srss rs, .a.r,
thiae better fcf ii- oen as q .re either ts -s.
u'en' securities or IN soss- OF e,i. r,yaei, On e.,
eminent paper.
Il o. equally convenient is d temporal. % fs.a.
neat Investment Ito NOTES can a'vs,s be s,a C..
within fraction 90 sieii n,. a.t -..4a.s,..is
teFes' aud are iho ,oss ..carp aiia hl-is a. ca.
istcrals Tor discounts
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Convertible into pen e.. $40 Gold Boal.
In addition 20 she very AnerI ni.r--i or a..
po'es Tor thfos sears' thi' pdsilsse oi c.alsra 81.
ucN worth about ti1ee per cent pes narn f-tl.
carreat tate ioss--o boads noi bel. thsr uir. o. m
preHina. aId before ihe u.r tis r.,nlIam an ..s Oh
cent. 4 s.. stocks Was osel tueuis l.sI cent uul
De seen that the actual isodt col ihis lo,r a. lt
present market rate s DOB is.s ,.n i.a pc ehi 3D.
anuum
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE FURNITURE -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
DAMAGES BIZ LIGHTNING {!

INCORPORATED 1853
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lansing June Is lsc4
Tho above sale Is postp
day Of July, al ] @ clock
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-11


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ben S4ulbner S9rer @lientin, rer ebrtt4
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SD bite, lolIen @ie mtb au8reben fa1-
te Der erite Nrppcat. @8 liegt mir Daran,
Sbnen tie Situ1ticn flar 5u ma6en 0enel
bat tenn perltetbenen @erbar6t Quittuns
iiter cine prrbe Summe uusseitent uDtele
Quitting lit auf ilnerstdrliae 8eile obSans
zen sefpumen. @s feblt allp bos DDcu.
ment, oos Document, OaS entldeicet. !, Der
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baB oos Gdidenbud, reridnunpen {ei oQDsr
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tse9sr taun Niemano Elm Snterslle baben, 1i9
oeS Papisrs 81 benlddtiSen. ,alI@
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4 N1euer SleiOcr Store
u glaiu9 $50. SIG 50. 8rdttlfr.

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fertist 50 prS metn gelreben etn, rene sunbeu etS
reel Su teb eneH. ' &t's'eyl ~ -.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-11

onnebmen Iouem. 8etradten Sie mid ais
ben @duloner S9rer @lientin, ner ebrltG
auriif,oblt. ''---iIt''' 'H
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Sabritanten,

}refn ots't@f NLA U39iRI
....liil.a a.as9ala9 dim e ssnaga sd
81 .'1l s'llias l4i ssiHi3 I'll aaaq ssrss
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
The Union State Ticket.

The ticket nominated by tho Union
State CONVENTION. on the 23d ult., gives
very general satisfaction among the Union
men Of this county, we believe. II there
IS any dissatis faction we have not heard OF
it. IKE ti,ket might have been equally
good AMI strong had other men been nomi-
mated for the several offices, except the
first, as there IS no lack OF good material in
orr ranks, bat It could not have been bet
tered. Every man ON it is a true hearted
patriot. peculiarly qualified to discharge
the duties Of the stations they are nomina-
ted to fill, and for whose election we can
all labor with pride and pleasure, well as
sured that if elected they viii be faithful to
the trusts con6ded to them.
We shall place the ticket at the head Of
our columns as soon as the pressure upon
them is removed, and labor for its success
with al the powers, mental and physical,
We possess.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
Thursday, March 8.

Auu'sbo1s "siSu "
We have stirring news from the Army
of the Potomac. Fitzpatrick had made q
rapid movement to the southwest of Lee
position, in which he was assisted by Gus
ter's cavalry. and is reported to have reach.
ed Spottsylvania and cut Lees communi.
cations. His object is said to be the cap
turc Of Richmond, in which he is to be aid.
ed by a column from Buffers Department.
moving up tho Peninsula, a corps of the
army in the meantime making a diversion
in his favor 10y attacking the main body Of
the enemy's troops. 1t is reported that
Fitzpatrick had met and whipped Hamp-
tons Legion. capturing Hampton and sew
eral hundred others; It's also rumored that
since his crossing there has been sudden
rise Of six feet in the Rapidan. No regu-
lar battle had taken place up TO Tuesday
noon. 49, g 80 .c;4
Sherman. 1t is now asserted, never pene-
trated beyond Meridian. and that he has
thrown Up earthworks around that city
The World correspondent says that sesi-
Gus spprehensions for his safety are felt in
official circles. Polk is said to be ready
to dispute his passage of the Tombigbee.
A dispatch from Vicksburg. however, re-
ceived late las. night, says that he had
reach Selma, aud captured FIVE gunboats.
The fact IL, nothing authentic is known OF
the expedition since it reached Meridian.
Among the exchanged prisoners Just ar
rived at Fortress Mouroe, is Lieutenant
John G. Doughty. Quartermaster of
Streight's regiment, and formerly Of the
Sentinel Office in Indianapolis. - =
Hahn was elected Governor of -Louisi-
ana ON the 22l by 1,600 majority. sJ.o,.
General Butler has succeeded in making
arrangements which, it is thought, will
lead to an exchange Of prisoners = AT
Point Lookout he has stationed. = regiment
of colorcd troops to guard the rebel pris-
oners. -
The Committee on Elections in the
House have, in effect. decided against the
right ofthe Missouri delegation to seats IN
that body. .'3,''t''' = -
The rebel torped0sram which recently
sunk the Housatonic. was itself destroyed
at the same time 1t was expected to sink
the Paul Jones. but Captain Duncan
thwarted that design by removing bis ves-
sci during the night. 80 - ~
One thousand prisoners left Camp Chase
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
"A Compliment to Speaker colfax.

The following has been handed Us with
the request to give it publication:
AT q meeting Of the Union delegates
from the 9th Congressional District. held
at Indianapolis on the 22d of FEBRUARY.
the following resolution was unanim ously
adopted: ea 3.
Resolved, That in the opinion of the
delegates here assembled from the 9th
District, they have just cause to be proud
Of the recent election of Hon. SCHUYLER
CotFAx as Speaker Of the House of Rep
resentativcs; that we fully endorse his
course in Congress on oil the measures
having for their object the suppression OF
the present rebellion; and that we would
be grati6ed at the opportunity of contin-
uing him in Congress, where his great
abilities. long experience. AMI knowledge
Of public affairs. would render him SO eff
icient daring the important crisis ap-
preaching. A. IRVING GouLD, Sec.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

On Tuesday week the newly elected
Republican State Senator Of PennSy lvania
was made lion of at Harrisburg, being
escorted to he Capitol by a great process
sion. 18th banners, speeches and hurrahs.
The first busine SIS. after taking his seat,
was the passing of the Soldiers Voting
bill by IL to l6. every Republican voting
Yes, and every Democrat Nay. This re-
suit was hailed with Tremendous cheers
The Democrats then fillibustered to pre-
vent business going on, md finally refus-
ed to vote at all. Their rage at the pos
sibility of the soldiers voting was rs bit
ter as it was impotent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

the bay toward the mouth of tbs Mississ-
ippi. 1t is narrow channel, put down
as having five feet of water at low tide.
The rebel ram Tennessee. said to be more
powerful than she old Mefrimac, was "a
Fort Morgan and was expected to attack
our feet. Regiments from New Orleans
were bcingsdaily sent on transports to CO.
operate with Farragut.
The rebels destroyed Pensacola on the
18th under the impression that orr forces
intended to occupy it. The rebels are re-
moving distractions in the Neuse below
Kingston to release their iron clads. and
bring them Down to take part in opera
tions against Newbern and other places
soon TO be attacked. h1l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

The venerable widow OF President liar-
rison, and grandmother of Colonel Ben.
Harrison, OF this State, died on Thursday
night at the residence OF her son. John
Scott Harrison. few miles above Law
renccburg, at the advanced age OF eighty
nine. She was daughter of John Cloves
Symmes, one Of the pioneers and most
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati. and was
born. we believe, in New Jersey. but re-
moved to Ohio with her father when about
twelve years Ut age. Few lives have cover
ell so long period SO BEAUTIFULLY in their
unmarked excellence as hers. and fewer
have extended through greater vicissi-
tudes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

Books FOR CAHp AND. HonE-James
Redpath, Boston, announces series OF
ten cent Books for the Camp Fires. of q
m uch higher class than the dime publica-
tons now in the market. They will con-
tam from 96 to 124 pages; new type,
good paper-"neatly bonnd in green
backs No. is--"On Picket Duty and
Other Tales" by Miss l.. NJ. Alcott,
whose Hospital Sketches has been one OF
the most popular books of the season.
No. 2 is "Clotelle, Tale of the South. -
with FIVE fine illustrations. No. 3 is
"The Vendetta" one Of Balzac's best
tales, translated for the publisher. No. A
is--Gulliver's Travels in Lilliput. No.
is Victor Hugo's eloquent description of
the Battle Of Waterloo. Each number is
complete in itself and unabridged. Ten
cents sent to the publisher will secure o
specimen copy, postage paid. to any bone
or camp address--or fifty cents for the list
above announced No. is ont. and the
FIVE will all be published before the close
Of February. Address, James Redpath,
publisher. Boston. So
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
PLYMOUTH, IND,
Thursday, March 10. 1864

The great length OF Governor Morton S
speech. which we publish to-day. should
not deter sny ons from perusipg It care
fully. 1t Is an able document and sho ws
UP the Copperheals in light which can
not fsil to cory iuce all candid men of their
dhIoyslty sn.i evil intentions. as cam
paiSn document it should have wide cir
eulation, as its incoHtrovertible statements
cannot fail to exert q powerful influence
for good. Union men should treasure its
statements and lay it by for future refer
cnce. aofe-- faa -il9