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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
I CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Fourfh judi

- n 1 = ~ n y - I 'f'Af u - 49,
- cal Clrcuit-~ult pending the Circuit Court ".
The county lnRham. IL lnzncery. a. The fl.Age q
Ma-ln sal1 county the sra "a n Jl1e u lst7
l4tfr.p 60 3 Grant ard fiarlfs ~ l tsr. c9ilii-i-
4lt- vs. t-e American Baptist N.slnary tno1 and t-e
k4l.n4z11 BAPTIST Theologcal --fniaafr. -s-eaea-l
Do ssfl-faCtorAy appfarlg o. mr, hlrat1 Ff-i'
zf14-.t NJ b Earrh ere ~ the sll'lrorr -
na1fs that TIE csfl faIts TIE American falt''
Missionary Uni1u BE- 4 foreign c1rp0rstior iaF.us y
Office officers agent n ths stat and i7 i1rrforai-
lnd.r i1e us ~ tie state ~ Ma-stra.tfs haF ~ y
primo I..4l ilc- betuI n sac STAT 900 lii'e- "
inlsFear aLl Blrtrh. SOLICITOR ior comp -4l-ai-i
laraf that f1e said o. Icart tle AM r4c1 brtht ~
.0lsrg MIN r.-se 30 srpesrance r te rt-.f p n
entered t4l four months iT1r ilf cate rs tns ~ =.
ari Thar l case ~ -s 2pfear4res % cause re At -
te rlrlrla nsBts bl O. be- let a. cnfF ttrfr-
served me piairarts 71'ctrr7 W Ron tF-'f
days AFTER -rrFcs rs q copy ~ sl4- tl a. lpii-'
tbs order AID l default Thereof ttat ssl tl - i4e1
confessed 81 said Lefendaut
Aut % .s further ordered ttst within t1rriT car -
s1i cause this order % 30 pltshf1 m 1'
lansing state Erp-tllczn rezc arsr printed all -N
lshed in szld county r. IDgLam and that sad p-'Ar
TN fs continued once each seek f1r ~ weeks ~ -
cssa 0r That tLey cause copy on order 70 - -
s01aHy served 20 SAD defendant ths Aue.rc'r ~ -.
- 1nary Tlol a. least twenty days before ne t'
above nre-rrlbe1 f1r IL sqpe@ra1ce
Dated June 4ta la.
HORATIO PRATT,
rc-t Co-rt Comm Ter for thr Comfy r. Inghanl
Lo,orzsn L BrRTcI, sol'rs for Conpts.
A true capy q, rscori
fAtt--t H->Irr--yH
D@p-ig Register Clsnosry for ingham county NIL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

IF A GENTLkNAs, cured Of Nervous Debility,
lncompetency. Premature Decay aud Youthful Error
actuated by desire 10 benefit others will be happy O.
furnish % all who need IT, Gree 81 charged the recp,
and direction for making the simple remedy used
H. ------- ---..-...... and
possess Valuable Remedy, VIII receive The same bg
return mail. Carefully sealed1 by addressing
join OGDEN,
4-3m3 No a. Nassau street Nev York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

q To redien the cheeks Of youug Miss
roll up her sleeves. put her before a rash-tub
and then introduce young beau.
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o. AsrrErIoR RrNEnY -.a

We can consclent0usiy recommend O. those SUIT rms
from distressing cough DR. strckanls Me.llous
Cough Blsam It gives relief mor tlni4ueo4s and -
wthal not tlsagreeabe O. taste There D. uo doubt boz
the MelihuOus Cough Baisam 90 the best prepare
tons in use and all that its proprators claim Tor At
We heve trei It during the past waes AMI foend relief
from most distressing cough u Del prepared hy Or
Strickland NJ 9. East F,arth street Cincinnati. o az
for sale ~ Drlsgists al 30 cents Ier bottle az
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Fourth Ju.


- dlcial Circuit SUIT pending iu tle circuit Curt
for the county 90 lnsAam in tlsncery AZ tls village n
Mason ln said county. ol ths ttA day 80 June. D.
1854 lauIel J.. Case. compl4iuaut. Horace Ilson
and Z1ci At All T. jones. dieHdAut 10 satisfactory AZ
pearng g DE, Horato frzu. ksq., fHCut loIrt CON
missioner fUr Dr.. ham county is tlr afliaFtof DIV
Ilrtch ~ tle SOLICITOR Tor Complainant. that tle
defendant Horace 4 ellison nonresident ~ t1is
state and resident Of tho state = Ohio. ou mo-
90 Longyesr and B1rtb solicitors f1r clmpails1t,
ordered hat sail defendant Horace Isnn Gauss
bis appearance this q he entered itllu ur
m0nths from the date Of aha order aud thai case n
Dos appearances be casse s % The oouauari
tl o. be- filed and copy Thereof O. hs served 90 ho
mpainant solicitors within twenty dsrs after serFoe
OF copy u aid bill 4nd notice Of IA. order. ati n
fef4t Thereof that SD bl be- taken cllfrssei fg
the -ali defendant Horace ellison
Aud 10 further ordered tlat within 0Ifr Gays ne
ard compRnaut ins srisr o. he Published n tie
Lansing STATE Republican Newspaper pr Ted ard Ilt-
Ilslei ln SAD county Ant that tle Sad I-tles
ION BE- continued Boz eel week for fr
weeks slccets0n. or thst D. cause coy q IBIS
order o. 30 personally served To SAL ieiencani
Horace 6lsen a. east twenty days before tle tus
Above prescribed for his apIsarAlre
dated June 1854
H0RATl0 FELrT
Circuit Court C0mmiss ouer f0r lnflan c. heh
IoseTEAE6 BUEICa Sol re- f1r ConpE.
A true copy u record
attest II HfAifI--DA.
Deputy Register iu Cancsry for Ius ham county Me-
ia
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sY- Our Democratic exchanges have occas-
ionaliy gems of such rare brlancy of thought
aud expression tast we are tempted to clip them.
Here is "a thing Of beauty" from the Jackson
Patriot of June Is. In an article in the Doe
sticks style. which the reader ia assured Is Rich
Document" President Lincoln, ia made to say
in an undelivered message 20 Congress, after Us
ing the word damned several times:
at is thought highly proper that some rule
should be established regulating mscegenation.
No Caucasian shoajd be PERMITTED 10 hare more
than thirteen, coLored conc46ines-or, in tho ag
qregate thai, g. 500 pounds II ccnc'tb,7se rise
there might not be enough to 90 round The
advocates Of that inviting theory exceeding
y anxious for the protection OF law against the
old barbarons law combining 'mscegen to one
~hte wife Law wholly al war with the higher
Law, first enunciated by our worthy Secretary oil
State"
The writer thinks be shines; but bis splendor
is only the bril- liancy Of putreiaction.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

~ We make our summary OF war news chiefly
from the official reports of the Secretary Of War,
because We believe they much more likely to
be true than the smoother and more neatly writ
ten narratives Of newspaper correspondents.
We believe the Government has learned by this
time that this is the peoples war and il is great
folly to attempt to conceal any Of its results from
them. Accordingly, since Grant took command,
our losses. which, On the whole, have been large,
and in some cases very large, have been Oiiic-
tally stated; and the prodigous exertions and
sufferings of the troops have not been disguised.
Grant, at the latest dates, was before Peters
burgh, and almost in it, and yet encountered
at every step, by the most obstinate and bloody
resistance. In such terrible contest, We may
properly be thankful that We have at last found
GENERAL rYu~l ~ ths suaesseu"y. wi'h will
rising 10 intensity and power in proportion TO
the greatness of the obstacles which it meets.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

FARMERS WIVES ATTENTION
lwil pay you TIE National Carrercx a. N ~.
Sa'tcr aa1 hggs you WI bring me.
-. / HINrFR
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CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
lae undersigned wil offer 20 the lowest resf,,,s,
Die hilter al 10 O'cock A NJ o. Tie "a sav ID nj,
next ~ ms oucs 70 sand Reach iobs 20 the Sard Rh
and Bay cts STATE Rad. from section .6.h ~ sss -s4
state swamp lands
Dates SIND Beach Hurou Co. Mich. june n lS64
@fs"' G. " PACK. Cemuisslousr
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T NJ. STANTON
Signed,

There has been good deal OF hare fighting
before Petersburg. Grant is pressing be works
gaining little Nv little Our losses have been
pretty severe, and the euemy being generally
behind their .ntrenchmeuis, have, Oh tie whole,
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f. NJ. STANTON.
wAsHrsGToy, June ls, e:45, Pm.

This evening dispatch from City Point, dated
, o'clock this morning, reports that our forces
advanced yesterday TO within mile and halt
of Petersburg, where they found the enemy &C
cupyiog a new Hne of entertainments. which, at
ter successive assaults, We failed to carry, bu.
bold and have entrenched our advanced position
From the forces OF the enemy within the enemy =
new line, it Is inferred THAI BeauIegard has been
reinforced from Lees army.
Gen. Sherman reports TO day that the enemy
gave way lasI night ID the midst OF darkness aud
storm. At daylight We entered bis Inc from
right 10 left. The whole army i nov in pursuit
as lar sc the ChsttaboOtchis-
Gen. Sherman adds; g. start at one Tor
Marietta"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

EDWARD MARUN,
Captain Co. Z, sth Mich. Infantry.
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To Maj. Gen. Dix:
The following dispatches have been received
By this department
CITY POIST, June h Ia jamestown Island,
5 A n, 9th. Gen Smith with 10 900 men at
tackled Petersburg this morning. Gen. Butler
reports from his observatory. near Bermuda
Hundred, that there has 5een sharp fighting.
and that the troops and trains OF the enemy were,
as be writes. moving from the city across the
AppOmatOx as il re,reating. Hancock IS not near
enough 70 render rem. Smith any aid
The Richmond papers have nothing to indi-
cate q suspicion Of our crossing the James River
They expect 10 be attacked from the direction
Of Malvern Hill
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The members Of the Soldiers Aid So
ciety tender vote of thanks to all those
who contributed so literally to the late
Festival, by which the Society realized
the sum of three hundred and eighty
eight dollars, and more especially to the
people from the County for the bountiful
supply of Poultry, Butter. Eggs and
Cream. also to those gentlemen, who as
sisted in fitting up the Hall, and making
the necessary arrangements for the Fes-
tival
The Society now looks forward to a
winter of earnest work, and trust all
those ladies who can, will come out one
afternoon in the week, and show by their
presence and Iabors that they 90 with
Us heart and hand in this good work. By
order of the President
Mrs NJ. J. HILLIARD, Sec.
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Madam Porters Cough BdEsqn, Is . purely
Vegetable Expectprant, prepared by The
Madam with grelt care after many years q
study and experience, to sleet the urgent and
grOWiGg demand for sale and reliable anti
dote Tor disease OF the throat and lungs -
Disorders of the pulmonary organs are 50 pre-
valent and so fatal ia our evrr-changing eli
mute, that some reliable aniidole has been
long and auxiously souah ht for by the whole
community. The indispensable qualities ol
such remedy for popular use, must be, Ger
'ainly Of beal'hly operation absence of dan
ger from overdose, and adaptation to every
patient Of whatever age or sex.
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GoDEY's LADY's BOoR.-The Deeem-
Der number Of this work-being the last
Of the present volume, is an unusually
attractive one, and the publisher seems
determined that it shall continue in the
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leading Ladies Magazine Of the country.
1t is hardly necessary we should com
mend it to the favorable consideration Of
our lady readers, as the very large list Of
subscribe in this region affords the best
possible proof that its merits are under
stood and appreciated. The following
are the terms for the coming volume:
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'Unqusstionably the best sustained work Of ths
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E~ We tender thanks to those of our
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A HOLIDAY GIFT.-There is no gift
more appropriate for husband or father
to bestow upou his family than life poll
icy secured in the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company Call on the Agent,
WIN. CARTER, at the Central School
building, Delaware, Ohio, and obtain a
policy of few thousand dollars, and
make your family secure from the curse
of poverty, in the event of your death
Now, while you are in health, and pros
porous, is the time to attend to this mat
ter.
One year ago, a gentleman former
resident of this place-was enjoying as
good health as you are. He was per-
suaded to take out a life policy. A few
weeks since he died and few days ago,
his widow, with her four little children,
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the fruits of the husbands wisdom
Who will say that father did not make a
wise investment? Thousands of families
have been blest in the same way by the
Mutual Benefit Since its organization
this Company has paid $4,000,0OO to wild
ows and orphans.
Nov. 1S-4t.
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
O f M a Z L 3
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after the 31st day of Oot 1884, mails will
arrive and depart from the Delaware fos Office fOi
lows:
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, Clevc-
land Chicago Northern Ohio &C., closes at SEQ q.
Arrives at p. m. daily.
Cincinnati Columbus, Louisville, st Louis, Southern
ohlo Western Virginia, sc closes at 1900 Arrives
4 D. m, daily.
Springfield, Marysvile, Dayton, Urbana &c CLOSES
1900 m. Arrives at IL 80 a. m. daily.
Berksbire Sunbury, Alum Creek, Granville, Johns
town Porter Kingston Center, &c, arrives and closes
at II m. Tues lays and Fridays.
Radnor, Prospect Redwood, and Patterson, closes
at 8 m, arrives at p Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
saturdays
Norton and Waldo, arrives at 10 a. M, aud closes
10 a. M, Tuesdays and Saturdays
KillbOurne at $50 a. M, and clOses al $50
a. m Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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n r RE D:

On the I'd inst, by Rev Mills, GARD
NER HILL to ANNA HITE, all of this
county.
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The following IS from the Ohio Stat
Journal, of the 22d inst
DELAWARE COUNTY.-The good peo-
pie of Delaware county were called upon
to elect, this fall, Representative in the
State Legislature, to supply the vacancy
Occasioned by the resignation of Hon. J
R. HUBBELL, who retired from that body
on being nominated for Congress- The
choice fell on Mr.. .. D. HoUGH, a prac-
teal farmer, and representative man OF
the agricultural interests. He is one OF
that class of men who were in fashion
''in the better days Of the Republic.
when public men gave thought for the in
terests of the State, and spoke only to
give expression to their thoughts. Mr..
Hough will not waste much time in de-
bate; but as a general thing will see into
a subject as quickly and as clearly as
those who occupy hours in talking over
it. 1t were well for the State if larger
proportion of the legislative bodies were
made up OF such men.
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G2S.Co REwAED!

DELAWARE, ONO, Nov. 81, 1854
SJUFPOSED TO BE LOSE OR STOLEN, AT MENnEN-
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Chr Narkets.
Delaware Market.

Corrected weekly, by HILLS BROTHE HERS
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, and Dealers in
Grain, No. 4, Williams Block
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REVOLUTION
In the Dressing 2o IN,
BY the almost action the parties inter
ested.


CZRIsTADoRo's EAxR DYE.
the hair which the better vxpere nee OF Years hae
eved be ineffective ana GcIeterIuus Unlike tnt
compounds that
NJ y * j. w i r
upon the health Of the hair aud dry up and consum,
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CHRIsTADoRe's HAIR PREsERvATIvE,
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CAMP DELAWARE camp, which
has been the rendezvous for all the color
ed troops raised in Ohio, and from which
large number of men have, at various
times, been sent to the front, was aban-
doned few days since. Our State having
been pretty we'll drained Of colored men
suitable for the service, we presume it Is
not deemed necessary to keep up camp
for the few additional recruits that occa-
sionally come in,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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agreed upon by the publishers Of papers in Delaware
10 take el ct Immediately:
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The postage on HarpPr's Weekly is 20 cents year,
which must be paid tn sUbscTiber's post-offcs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-25

CHANGES OF P. MO. H. WILLIAMS
late Post Master at Leonardsburg, in thi.
county, having resigned, PERRY j. GA
LER has been appointed to fill the vacan-
cy. 1
VIM. L, STANDIsH has been appointed
Post Master at Powell, this county, il
place of Fl. P. LENTz, resigned.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-25

STILL GONG UP.-We had supposed
Printing Paper had already reached the
utmost limit in price it could possibly at
tain, but it seems we were mistaken-the
last lot received being marked cents per
II. higher than any previous lot. At
present prices OF material, printing pa
per is decidedly hard business, and it is
not surprising that not few have been
compelled to suspend publication. We
are now furnishing the Gazette at about
what It costs US, and prompt payment Oh
the part of subscribers is indispensable
in order to make receipts meet expendi-
lures.