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

For ordinary mterments Deposilng 10
Vaults. and ITsnsportaisu. they have DO IlvaI
They are Cate u The most imQerlsllllc materials
and are enameled ms ie ans out. O. prevent rust
and The exterior has - nle Rosewood nlfsh " hen
properly ceine-tcd, The remains % abe -cc as,t arc
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long a. desired thus obviAtilg The necessity oi lfF
blrlas Their l0ng succ ssfll use and abe sfnfo
baton given them, renders unnecessary als extended
notice OF their VAuelhie advantages. Is std
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

NEW AMBROTYPE & PHOTOGRAPH
y GALLERY -Il- -u-e-s E--l las ----t-.----- a
NV -ctvus a-t Pl1tCE-ap- GALLERY - ne
-r--s over EorI * T-ls I-lz store. formerly o-c--
PEI by hart, lH- MA o I-eIar-- o. p ----s
- -.ts.-es u AZ best ~ = c. tle art. and u
rnor1sut uotics C-ll All exa-1Iae sPcriIa-.s Il
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Lansing, Oct. Cd, ls4 7-SH-S
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

GUARDIANS SALE.-In the matter OF
II the estate Of Incretia Cransas, Fla C. Cr4nson
ani John Cransoa min rs. Tic un-er- gned, guar
dian # said minors, hereby gives notice that by viz
the az authority granted o An by tle PROBATE t"uri
for the county Of Cahoun il the state OF Michigan,
on the 9Th dav q september lsfi shall ssll AZ pln-
Bic auction % the highest bidder as tc front door o
the state House tn City rs Lansing, N The cpintF
~ Tnghlm ia the state @! Michigan, AZ ore 4" cock Dr.
the afternoon on the 9th day 81 October l,l4, OBJ
the right tie aul interest u SAL minors ID aii t'
the following described real estate, q VII l"efe
rIzl acres OF Of the west sie # the east thirty -F'
is7 acres n the cast haf o. the south west arter
of section thirty three 1927 ~ The township 90 ius
ing County Of lnehag1 state 81 Michigan
Dated Marshall Michigan. Slpicmh'r r.. 1904
4gOw7 CHARLES $ tLpN i-i's N-i--.4i--
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A 49, 1919 80.


A MOST sClFSIIFIC ISVEN ION.
An Instrument ioT tLe cure q Gsuiiai De'rsy o.
Nocturnal Enn.zssous, E.sFe pFoPsr.y sno91as s-ni
.al Weasuess etc C4n De p I--lt-L. c-.el D
from Is 5svr g. two rn--tts ~ t1a ls- n t-7 4l
strsuaeut when usei coaloiutiy witb rneei-iaes
YOUvG WY TAX PARTICULAR NoIlCE
Or Auo. L son take pleasure j. aalo ---.ls t-ai
they have i-ve.tei y - imprint ilstf p ~ ~
toe cure of tie above is-ases j Las been sr1'
20 test by tae Hllsi emmett pig i-a-- 81 L.--'-
Paris Fh.la1e4 .L.s al1 Nesv lolA- j. hta ben c-
cfa-efI the olF ~ iLstr p ID -f-r -f--l-- 20
the cureoi s-iisiual Sfaku-ss. - 1ry saa 81 t-e
rental orrars ca sec - the 3 ref Dabits - yfi-
uF. Amos a. so IN oricr 20 szil-it o. most sf-H
Teal as o. tle -.t- W i-s- sol -ilFl--' fi1--
iherlselv thri ~ l-y -stlcr N.i-r -i ---- = '.t
II .factorv ~ far trial ne i1orey VII Pc
rc..a- iy retaining tls o. ztrii sli - gooo orccr
Price 1-l l51---rss y rl--- ~ --sisss-
NIX RElIE - AND QrlCz CTREs.
For Vensrsai J. ses--s anl al Private co-lfiai-ts
Tets. st-lSt1ras seIsilai weaklEsz- pai1s % tie
-o-is a.1t.ols g i-- r. ; .-asfvs 9 tie te--
threat MS IL ..ll. o. T. -r-4-. - --.-l ;
sris n from sfcr-f ll-.t r. ycrtL ~ z r-o1ccs
c,usttati1nal cebuify. rsrder m1rrisge lnfcssine.
N Z the c1l ces 10y B5sA t91y aad mini n D..
treatment they ADOPT = ~ E----t 3 -PS-res ~
thirty Yeas extensive al s-.---s--- fftl-i'7 i-
Europe and America
COUNTRY I,-FAfII-
Psrs5as 10 z-y part Q, lie wr-1 n-sg es s.eea.s-
p = --.-ta- " f-.. rex c1r--ct -et- D! f1zlf
cas-. VIII a renit;a-os fer Hasdrluss. etc
Dr. Aulos 81. Woodward ave Detroit
y B-Rerecies .or the c-Te O. Pf.F@ie c-sesse'
from 81 90 sly
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EXECUTORS' SALE.-In the matter 81

EXECUTORS SALE.-In the matter 81
IL the estate Of snsci Adams, deceased Notice is
hereby given. that Oy virtue al license granted u Us
hy the rebate Colrt ioT tie county ~ lnsAIn 10 te
sfats a. NfcLirar is executors Of the last viii ana
testament OF said Al 81 adams We VIII sell al 1oll1
auction o. The high 50 bidder At t former residence
% said deceased AZ eleven clock ID tte forenoon. OF
Wednesday, the 18th Jay %. juno, lsCi Ai tAe rtAt
title and interest Of saiG deceased n ana Go the ic
lowing described real estate, stunt ID the cit auc
il the township OF Lansing in sli comfy, s-hJ Ct
o. TIE dover right % the WIDOW oi -i licensed q
wit about IS acres % land being part ol TIE 50
half of the north-w 81 quarter 90 ei91 llo hleen.
township ~ four north, otrauEc t.r p wsi o-itti
in the city Of Lansing. on hHtA SIZES ol N-i4" -s-.'
street aud bounded s00th bs lands belonging L. J.
A. Kerr " st by section ln- aud LANSING 'eni-t D.
north bv section line aul Lansing tel.-t y aA4 cast
by state Reform School lands plft o. SAID -aat
oeing enclmbeFed by mortgage for $ O50' anc
$50 back interest. We expect. however. L. pe Aple
% 1--WE clear title. aut 3 sell SAIL A-.s IA -os OF
nearly one acre each fronting on -hiawssee street,
ana The avenue fronting the state Reform school
Also the west hail q south cast quarter 100 cre7I
and the west fractional li al tbs south fraction 10
the northeast quarter SIX acresl @; section seven
ID township = four north. u range two O. W-t,
township of AIS m county and state Aforesaid. siu-
-ct 10 REMEMBRANCE 81 "A mortgage -ar = vJJ anu
about S5l5 interest. These lanes VIII ua -.il I'D TWO
20 and one 81 = acre lots arranee having oin
maize q Ina tAe mortgage GA tAe pay s oi " III i-'
% the dues on s4l mortgage. or altogether as may
suit purchasers.
y. Bite ciiy property VII he solo j. ia-7
Adams. on the premises
HEISfY C. ADAMS ana
tnS : WOOD.
r7rs.ar AntM4ls64 Executors as .iI---lli.
The above sale Is hereby p.--i .9-.et Hl.t l. iAt
tn 2slh day Of June. Is5i. al / o'c cs p d
BLIsEN {. ADAMS. aud
Juus WOOD
Iaisiag June Is 1884 EXECUTOR
The above safe Is postponed until ilrs lay itie -u-
DAY o. July, ai 1 O'Clock = n
BEI-Lf a.. ADAMS. Aaa
JOHN s WOOD,
IalSiuE. Jlne % 1864 479H ty cdi DE-
The above sale is nsl ehy postponed unth fle-
dav the 18Th day OF August, 10 clock I. y
HLISEY C.. ADAMS. -l4-
JOIN : WOOD,
lansing Jlly 20, 1864 .3* $50 Executors
Tho above sale Is hereby pustp vi till iufs ia!
the 23l d4y OF August. AZ o'clocS = 81
BETSEY &. adams. and
John 5. WOOD.
Lansing. August 10. 1864. lwISG Executors
The above sale Will ba continued from Cay 70 i4y
al : O'Clock ?. n, until further notice
BFTSEY G. ADAMS, AL
JOHN s WOOD.
lansing. august 23l. ISei [fSs Executors.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
NOTICES.

7 OST-ELEVEN SHEEP.-Ten Of said
i sheep are marked Win cross On tne ieit Aonl-
- ard hin with a C.. between. one q them g
-r7--af with letter IS o. CT the rrmp- Any Pr
s5u giving iufOFmlfion @ the u1eersi-nc- E-ete
sad sheep may be found vil be Suitably rcwl--r-
DART Willy.
Ei.s1s. J-ly .. 1854 ssSL
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Horses & CarriagestO let at all hours.

OfHce and Stable on Washington Street, between
the American and the Edgar Houses. third Stable
from the corner NATHAN GUILE
Lansing, July sth, 1854 449y1
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It's Exemption from State OF Municipal
Taxation

la4Ai!on
Bot as4-s iion a-- a. aiEi. iascs ~ l.fa eacae.
Fatedi sp.eA Acl a. Congress sz.rf1 % i-sI
and Toaalsg He,.' Jsca. .1.ai .lIih7.. o. ta, ar.-
age this * mpilaa is pelia a,o-t iUs 7l- ca gel
annuul. alc.Tlllf o. tl f4is q is1at,a g. il,.1
pilts o. tle country
Hisbs,ievsl .A.tno sscsrfii.s or.r h, e-.sit.
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$1,000, ..,......,.....,,.. r.,..,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

Isl There l. n1 Machine mixing the I ghs or
Lock stitch. which IS a. simple AID easily under
stood.
Kept 90 repair
81. There is DO machine capable OF doing SO great
variety AID range oi wlrk. Ne work ever required
d. Family sewing. bat what may be done perfectly
Oh our Letter A ' machine OF il manufacturing by
our 's No Machine
4ih. We warrant every machine we sell, 70 give
better satisfaction than any II market OF money rc-
funded
5th We give Instructions Ia using tie machine u
al persons purchasing
We keep constantly On hand a large supply Of
Needles Machine Twist Linen and Cotton Thread for
Machine use as cool as any in the market.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

THE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
trarsacts business OF Insurance tLEo-E1ou tie State
This Company refuses all steam Nils and other L-z
ardOus property and not over s 0Ou ever taken u
one risk, thereby avoiding all l2rE- and rll1o-s
losses that often cripple otherwise sound companies
The Directors and Office are determined that 10
ecort shall be spared their part % make i worthy
the coEd1e1ce Of the public, i beng o-l AIM 20 dc
safe rather than large business. TIE Company be-
ing located a. the Capital, has many 4lvautages alike
valuable 10 the insured and the Company
This Company has a stock clause l tlrr charter.
BY which those who prefer Lot give Deposit Note.
can be insured al rates q. g0oI STOCK Companies
without any liability 10 assessment
This Company also insures against
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
LIVERY STABLE.

TIE stable Of the undersigned Is well stocked, ana
in good running order. The public will always be
furnished with First Class, Neat and Comfortable
Carriages and good travelling horses. shall always
endeavor TO keep my stock in good trim and worthy
the patronage Of the public.
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TOW ARD ASSOCIA TON.
Il PHILADELPHIA. Pa -

Diseases OF the Nerves, Seminal, Urn sry and Sax
ual Systemszpew and reliable treatr lent-in Re
ports Of the Howard Association-sent BY mail In
sealed letter envel0pes free Of charge Address Dr.
'. SkLL1N HOUGHT0S, Howard Assoc ;iatiou No. 2
ssath Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa lyfs2
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NEW TREATMFNT
Private and Confidential
MEDICAL ADVICE.

Al the Detroit Private Eospi,si estat,siet ~ he
cure O. srphUs. Seminal Wsasnc7s. 80 gre secret
inlrnlt.cs q spcth and maturity
DIR. AMOS \ son.
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DAMAGES By LIGHTNING!

NCORPO RATED 1868.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07
THE NEXT

The Abolitionists told the people be-
fore the election that if LINCOLN were
successful the war would be over in a
short time, and that there would be on
more conseriptions.' We warned the peo-
pie not to be deceived, and that the cry
that the rebellion was about "'done fol-"
was only an electioneering fabrication.
The election is over, LINCOLN is tri-
umphant, and another draft is imminent,
as will be seen by an advertisement of
Capt. BRAKES, in this weeks paper, in
which he calls upon the citizens to correct
the enrolment, preparatory to the draft,
which will tako place about the first of
January, 1865.
Those who propose going, if drafted,
to fight in ABE LlNooLN's unholy
cause-a cause in which no man who has
the good of his country at heart ought
to engage in-would better get their bu-
siness in the proper shape. And those
who do not intend going, would do we'll
to prepare the necessary accoutrements
TO remain at home Breakers ahead
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07
ALWAYs SUCCESSFUL.

The Yankees are a peculiar people,
Whether successful in an enterprise or
not, they labor with ingenuity to con-
vince j credulous public that they are
always right and always successful. This
has been the game in the prosecution of
LINooLN's niger war from the day Of its
inception. The Administration having
the control of the wires, nothing could
pass, unless il was butchered into a shape
to reject credit on Abolition pnderts
kings. No people have aver been gulled,
hoodwinked, and deceived like the Amer
lean people have been in reference to our
success and defeats in this war. They
know nothing of the true state of facts.
The most signal and disastrous defeats
are msgniied into the most glorious sue
cesses. Our armies are represented as
successful, when in fact they are being
handled more roughly than any that ever
commended on the field of battle. Each
succeeding conflict is represented as the
most dreadful Of the war, and a0e are al
ways successful, in some view at least.
The dailies are crowded now with dis
patehes of a terrible battle at Franklins,
Tennessee, on last Wednesday, between
ScHoFIELD's forces and HONS The
victory is ours, but our forces retreated to
oithin three miles of NashuiUe. SHEER
MAN is still foundering about in the in
iarior of Georgia, exposing his men and
suffering from attacks of the natives both
in front aud rear yet we are grayely
told that he is accomplishing wonders.
Could the five hundred thousand murder
ed dead, who have come to premature
graves through the instrumentality of the
Abolition party and its unholy crusade
against civilization, speak, they would
tell q tale of woe and suffering that would
cause C~hristendom to shudder and the
heather to quake. But the die is cast !
Four years more of glorious victories are
to be added to our catalogue of successes
under the present Abolition swindle. The
people are to be gulled and stuffed with
glorious news of success ; yetthe sad, dis
agreeable eud doleful sound Of drafts up
on drafts halls the ears of the credulous
believer in the midst of our success
Still the people believe that victory awaits
us. What a blind belief What an
abortion! What a SANDER on the sanity
of the nineteenth century !!
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THANKSGIVING.

JEFF, in the last issue of his precious
sheet, has an article on thanksgiving
From among the BLESSINGS" which he
says the people ought to be thankful for,
we clip the following:
aHas mo- Providence smiled upon the
nation by the election of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN as President ?"
Well, if the.election of LINCOLN is one
of the smiles of Providence, we pray that
He may never bestow upon us any more
such smiles. But we do not view it in
that light. We believe that L1NcoLN's
election is a curse that a just God has
inflicted upon us for our sins as a nation.
It connot be otherwise. JEFF, you may
be such an Immaculate Christian as to re-
joice over such a terrible event, but hon
est people can not-the widow and the
orphan can see nothing over which to re-
joice. How can any one be thankful that
there will be war, a cruel, unholy and
murderOus civil war, waged against the
people Of the South, who are fighting to
protect their homes and fresides from
the Northern invader, for four years
longer2 Certainly, no Chriatian - no
lover of his country-no one who desires
to have the crimson tide cease that has
been gushing from the hearts of our
comtry's gallant ons for the last four
years, will rejoice at such a dire calamity
as the election of the murderer, LINCOLN.
None but Shoddy Contractors, Army
thieves, Abolition fends who still raise
the demoniac howl for more blood of
their countrymen, and Bounty swindlers,
have any reason to rejoice.
Perhaps it would be better, to prevent
any misrepresentation by those who may
read the above, in regard to the "bounty
swindlers," to make a brief explanation,
as some might suppose that it was intend.
ed to reflect discredit upon the bounty
transaction of our worthy contemporary of
the Times. We would say to all such,
thateHe do not wish to insinuate that
JEFF. is a.bounty swindler. Oh, no.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07
III LAST

The last fight of which we are inform
ed, came off on last Saturday, at Timber
Ridge, near McConnelsville, Pennsylva.
mia, between a portion of the 201st Pa.
Mounted Infantry and some delinquent
conscripts. The fight lasted about an
hour, when the conscripts began to re-
treat, keeping up brisk skirmishing as
they relocated. This would be called a
glorious victory on the part of the con-
scripts, according to the Abolition mode
of construing the news ; that is, that a
General, as Schofeld did recently, can be
compelled to fall back and yet claim a
glorious victory. Look out for such fights
on a larger scale after tho next draft,
which will be ordered shortly aad will
strike our ears as a dolefnl sound
Death, an unwelcome visitor to us all, is
in the winds.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07
THE WAR.

The war news of the past week is not
very important. SHERMAN is moving to-
ward the coast. The Federals claim to
have gained a great victory at Franklin,
Tenn. HOOP is reported TO be within
two miles of Nashville. A force of Fed
eral troops who landed at Port Royal and
moved into the interior with the expecta-
ton of meeting SHERMAN's advance, vas
attacked Dy the Confederates, and driven
from the field with heavy loss.
A Company of Confederate Cavalry
made a raid in New Greek, Western Va !,
capturing 400 prisoners, 4 pieces of artil-
lery and a drove of cattle and shoep.
All quiet on the Potomac.
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For Sale at an Times

II always keep on hand 2 lot OF tneLpsss
Work. which I will sell at the iovestrates fpr'
the accommodation Of the publieg It's kept
in q building directly opposite Mcka1es
Black Smith Shop, en- Orange street, m
my absence Mr.. MeKane will 'stsfnf To- ?
:omsrs. Z have also o hand RTgsltet 81
good, sawed, pine lath 70 5ssle'cheapers hnA
they can be got elsewhere. lek4
pa .GskgEkH JOSHUA g"LANDs
: kashland. hume ~ ts64-ne'S Nsyf1
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GOLD.

This article was sold in New York on
last Monday for 1929. Persons needing
it would do well to buy it now, as the
price will rise before SHERMAN gets his
work accomplished in Georgia.
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t-[&&EI -rs
the Sfrfh yssdfcint Diseyirt or
III. ID. 1866. 10 .gasf7gat q 4
de it rememberedtbat on the 2ath day of
ID November, AID, 1864. an Order fixing
the times of holding the Court Of CommoR
Pleas and the District Court within and for
the Sixth judicial District Of Ohio vas fled
in the Clerks Office of Ashland County, and
which said Order is in the words and Agrres
following. toswit-
Il is ordered by the undersiensd judges a.
the Court Of Com. Pleas forathe Sixth judicial
Dist. of ohio, fhatfh b terms of the GonrtsOf
Common Pleas and District Court for the year
1866, be held in the several Counties Of said
District, commencing on the days ~follouinss
COMMON PLEAS.
COUNTIES. beg gFag1 ~ iskN
Knox, February !, May rs, and Now Y
Licking, March q, August 9, andN D a.
Delaware. Feb. 81, July "a and UcE.szA.
Morrow, Feb. 18, April "a and October 28-
Ashland, Feb. 81, July 81, and Nov s.
.Richland, March Is, August IA, Nov. %
Holmes, Feb. z, May Is, and Nov.7-MW
Wayne, Feb. q, August 8, and Nor 2l.u
Coshocton, March I3. August 81, Dec. IL
DISTRICT COURT ess
Holmes, June 9th.
Wayne, June zsh.
Ashland, June 9th,
Richland, June l4th, aaseseas
Morrow, June 18th, - zeaea9
Delaware, June 10Th, aas kssfsf
Knox, June 22nd, ssaas
Licking, June 26th,
Coshoctnn. June seth,ar
GEO. w. GEDDES,l g51M
WIN. SAMPLE, Judges.
s. G. JONES.
Mansfield, o., Nov. 29, 1864 z
The State of Ohio, Ashland County, S.
is. NJ. BARBER. Clerk of the Courtof Com
mon Pleas and of the District Court within
and for the County of Ashland and State OF
Ohio, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is correctly taken from the original
order f1ing tue time of holding the District
Court and Court Of Common Pleas withinsand
for the Sixth Judicial District Of Ohio for abe
yeal 1856 now on file in this Office
49, Witness my hand and the Seal
SEAL. of said Court at Ashland, this
49, 29th. day of Nov, A. D. 1854.
s.. NJ. BARBER, Clerk.
Dec. r, 1862-4we6
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The Cleveland Herald

Dec. 2, 1s62-4we6
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07
nmeiaI VOC of Ohio.

The official home vote of Ohio on the
9th Of November stands as follows:
Lincoln, 224,0 O8
: Mcclellan, 1851
Lnoolnss majority, %, 1917