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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

s7-The Menominee Herald comes to us with
the following article which applies, land was
probably intended to apply 10 the dismissal
from the Cavalry service of Capt Armstrong, Of
this city:
LANSING STATE REPUBLICAN-Cgh We are
no military man We we're always filed with
wonder when We resd Of our officers placing
guards over rebel hen roosis, While the officers
whed aWsy the wearF hours in Irritation With
rebel she cusses. We were not a military man
therefore couldn't see H. Nov ~ are sf,mped
again, when Ne see that valuable officer. VINO
has got snap enough in him, to shake off the
dead lice that beset some OF our commanders, is
dismissed fo- no oher fault than that he has go;
lie enough him 70 march 8 troop Of cavalry
twenty three miles day through the enemies
country. where he can get nothing to eat for
himself or bis horses, 10 a psce where he could
feed them, and thai without being notified that
there we're any charges against him, We confess
We can't see H. A great many Of our officers
have made twice the distance IN the same time
running away iron the enemy, but Te have rot
heard OF snv one being dismissed Tor it,
Great il Red Tape
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tE- Let il be remcmbered that the com

IE- Let il be remembered that the copper
head papers which have 20 savagely denounced
Gen. Kdpatrick's aud Gen. Shermab's ate raids
d" barbarous, bave never uttered single
word denOuncng the cold blooded murder Of
whole company Of colored Union soldiers By the
rebels in Mississippi; or Of the sack Of Lawrence
by Qaautrcll; or Of The hangi g OF tNeuty-three
white Union soldiers, in North Carolina or OF
the hanging Of white Union men in Texa=; or Of
the burning Of steamers 90 the Mississippi river,
aud the murder Of peacesble passengers. BY gu
eriias or OF the burning Of vessels on tue ocean
by rebel pirates Their spleen IL only poured
out against Union so'ders Grand RaDids E1yie.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

u A correspondent Of the Pontiac Gazette
nj Washington got a sight Of Gen Grant, al the
risk OF being squeezed TO death, aud describes
him As " about med I'm size. with no remarkable
peculiarly IN bis appearance to distinguish him
IRON the mass thar surrounded him on this &C
easion- He has thoughtful modest look. rather
seoa'e, ard Of a cool. calculating cast HIS dress
should say, was the same he had worn in the
held There vas no fuss or feathers and no
appearance whatever Of dress parade about
him. In short. he looks ike man Of business
and seemed only waiting for the Ceremony to be
over that he might be agala actively engaged in
the great work that lies before him"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

SCRAPS OF TixE.-Try what you can make Of
the broken fragments Of time. Clean 10 its
golden dust-thOse rasping- aud psrings Of pre-
cious duration-thOse leaVings OF DAYS aud rem.
nints OF hours which manv are sweeping out
info the vast waste OF existence. Perhaps II YOU
oe a miser OF moments-i you be frugal, and
hoard up odd minutes. aud half hours, aud unex-
pected hOlGsys-your careful g'eaniHgs nav ext
you out long and useful life, and you NAV die
at last richer in existence than multitudes
whose time is all their own.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

The EMANCIPATION PROCI ANAri0N.-Mr. Sum
the Emancipation Proclamation Of January
1888. a statute Of the United States. The bill
is in the following words:
THE Proclamation Of Emancipation Issued
by The President Of the United States on the
1t Of January. 1858, 50 far as the same de-
clares that slaves. in certain designated States.
thenceforward should be free. i hereby adopted
and enacted = a Statute of The United States
and rule and article for the government Of the
military and naval forces thereof"
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n.publIean s.a,e Convention.

4 Republican state Convection, 70 appoint sixteei
ese-s T. represent this state IL the National CoaFen
zion At Baltimore jane 9TH 20 nominate eancica's o
Prsient anu Vice President vii De held ia the ciis
Detroit. on WEDNESDAY TIE EIGHTEENTH DAY "
NAY MKT, a. Il O'clock A. n.
Inc seve al counties Viii send Two Deies>ies iof e@o-
Rerrseutatve 10 the lower branch Of the state Les
latare and every organized county having I'D IeleSn
tation. VIII De emitted % one Delegate
County Conventions % elect these Delegate may a
-ae.r option also elect a similar number 81 Delegate
20 attend state Nominating Co1venton, 20 be heFeai
ter called
Tie following VS. adopted ~ the Republican stat
Convention August 10, ISIS,
Ee,olsea That In the op " THIS STATE Convention
tha apnontrn.ut u any individual q represent az
o-rlzi in any future Convention. and that lie sta
Commute Do as,rc ted o u AXE tnsir calls for i-t-r
conventions accordingly
wM a HOWARD, Chairman.
Ist Dislrict-R r. BEECHER
Go. JEROME,
81 pstrict-tNON :. Bull,
DARIUS MONROE,
II Distriet-W W. WOOLNOJGH.
b. CUTCHfcN,
fth Di-trict-A. b TJRNEk,
+ ". FERRY,
5th D.stri-t-D g. BJtELASD
j ". SANBOkS.
9Th DstriCt-ALfX tAMPbEIL,
j. r. WAIktR.
" s WOOD. -eretary slats Central Committee
D>trof March Il 1854
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MICHIGAN.
Choice Specimens of copperhead D.eeney.

When Gen. Burnside was in Chicago he was
enthusiastically received by tie loyal people
On the morning of the day he was to arrive.
that meanest Of all the dirty Copperhead or
gans of jeff Davis, the Chicago Tunes, pub
li>h.d the following article, intended as the
welcome of the Copperheads to the hero Of so
AMY battles for the Union. 1t is an excellent
specimen of Copperhead decency. Read il:
The BUTCHER Is CONVG.-Tbe Butcher of
Fredericksburg ard attempted assassin II the
liberty OF speech ard Of the press in the North
west is CON NJ 10 Chicago. on The invitation OF
Sundry Abolition St.. v propose. We believe
to make a public exhibition OF him sometime
during this day They are ft parties for the
p rformance and he i ct object for their
adulaton H is not much OF a sight however.
He was not the head butcher and assassin; be
was only the creature. the mean instrument.
the puppet. the jumping Jack Of the principal
butchers and assasSns. lie did not conceive
the Dutchery aud assassination; he does not rise
10 anything 50 grand a. that; be was the
ruff an procured to do the crimes, than which
character none i 90 detestable in the eyes Of
mankind IL Is this ruffian who will he on
exhibition in some public place 10 Chicago to-
day; surrounded by even meanef rutians than
himself He will have spectators. as other
mon>trosites do. but it will b. a singulary
morbid mind that will enjoy the repulsive
spectacle
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

A llNT Taken % connection with the nomi
for the PRESIDENCY, by the Cincinnati Toltsfrurd
read the iollosng from the New York Herald
"Now, unless the fortunes Of war shall vet
bring General Grant Ia the foreground and leave
Old Abe iu the background the best thing thai
the broken up Democracy can DO j. 10 iuse With
the Fremont party WHY noty Why stick upon
Democratic principles and prejndices when thev
have had their day and become obsolete ideas >
Why not take new departure. and strike ahead
If the Administration on this modern idea Of uni
verss liberty by adopting the Fremont platform
and Fremont as their ca didate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06
THE COPPERHEADS REPUDIATED |!
THE WHOLE CITY TICKET
Ell D!

We have the satisfaction OF announcing to our
reaier7 that at the election an Monday, the en-
're Republican City Ticket was elected by an
average majority OF 20 Tie vote was closely
contested or both sides; ard the Copperhead-
,olk care to present On tue ticket candidates
known merely a. Democrats, and not obnoxious
a. being advocates Of rhe mean and ultra doc
trines Of the State Jo,srnai
or the nve AIuvrnsvu uirr'v5, 40 -a+o Dam
ocrats, and three were Republicans. TIE Com
mon Council will stand as it has done for a wear
past, with four REPUBLICAN and four Democratic
Aldermen.
The foilo~iug is the vote for CITY and Ward
officers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

THIS LAnY's FsIEND FOR APRlL-The April
number opens with a charming eel engraving
called "HARRY And HIS DOG This Is followed
by a beautiful DoUBLE FAsHloS PLATE, also en- -
graved on steel in the best STYLE. Ther We have
two companion eugravings called " The WAN
This lumber e the popular song by Ed.or Ross
tier, Il LovEn THAT DEAR ON FLAG rHs BEsT 50
The Novelties. Work Table and Flo~er Depart
ment are all Illustrated by finely executed wood
cuts. Published by Deacon y Peterson, Sl9
Walnut ~, Philadelphia. b 90 year:
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TOR CASH FOR THIRTY DAYS

Tie laters Eued viii sar bis entire -fsck % Glo.l-
sting n everything usual kept country store
a. Cost f1r Cash freight included large amount ol
these Goods Vera bought When goods VIZ mllh lover
than they are DOW colaq -erty tr0s~ VAT n zoos
" ID nlake great saving y buying 40 fils sale la
O. couulerc- Arril - 4 j. le.+
FEER
Grand Iesge March -. 1se+
B-Those owing the above vii pialse cali and sst-
tie up al outstanding matters nat pc collected ths
Sqring s6s~4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

The small pox Is spreading itself Nth fearful
rSp'oi'y over the country. In Cincinnati il
worse than ever before known in Cleveland
Oo'o' It - said there ia up~ards Of 1900 cases
and In Columbus and other places it il very bad
II seeHs to have started from the military camps
aud hospitals.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

Letters here from officers At Chattanooga.
speak Of immense numbers ~ horses and mules
starved TO death there during the winter. estna-
ted oy some at forty Or City thousand. The
stencil from their bodies i said to be producing
Serious Inconvenience.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

S special N office s.

Attention soldiers Protect yoar Il liL'-No seas.-
bic mau vii leave tie city without supply ~ H.lo-
WAYS Pills and Ointment Fer No-ais bruises sores
gevcrs aal dyseaiery lhese meic.aes tae hes. a
the world. Every Fagsh and French soldier nses them
Only 81 cents per box n pot.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

IL Is said that General Scott has recently CON-
pleted his autobiography. tracing his personal
history do~H~ard from The earliest period TO the
latest published acts of his emuenty useful and
honorable life The work will create sensation
when published
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

II nE sold out their Oh Banking Hjse % the Second
Nlir- Bank Nl move re TIE fret ~ Ap-i- INTO the
store 1c-lr--- fg p Sin rz t3s corner ~ W1st-
ilst.r ans N-liz-l Avenue where t1=F VII co1t.l-e
me BausinE and Ex-ll-z- rs---s -s -e-rl-e. unf
t1eir new Banking H1ls- complete flr ~ -st Nas
ll1uz EalE
L. the meantime al comrl-lcltil-s p rs 0r g. the
FIRST National Bllk q Lansing met prompt
attention. e. BAILEY A 60 Bankers
Lansing Nsch Mlrch y, isdf 455tf
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$ggSzY|Ib|
GROVER x BAKERS
CELEBRATED ELASTIC SITrcH
u TSl1fIN-R E6N RIllNrIn
SEWING MACHINES
Here airlrded the Highest Premi-
ans oUeI oil competitors az he
foiiolcpQ STATE and Coun-
~ FAIRS Of 1868


NFw YORK STATE FAIR.
First pr, u. 4m iol Family Machine
tirsf premium for MANI. 4clnriuE Machine
f.rsl premium fo- Machine WcIs
Indiana state Fair
FIRST premium Cor Machine fo- an purposes
tirst p-eni-m for NAehre Mcrk
Vermont State FAIR
flrst premium f1r Family Machine
FIRST premium Tor Manufacturing Machine
flrsg Premium Tor Machine WORK
Ohio state Fair.
FIRST premium fer Machine WORK
lows state Pair
FIRST premium for Family hiach.se
first premium Tor Manufacturing Machine
FIRST premium ier Machine Wcrk
Illinois State Fair
First premium for Machine ior au purposes
FIRST premium Tor Machine Nork
Kentucky state Pair
Fret premium Tor Machine for all purposes
FIRST pr. mum Tor Machine Work
Michigan state Fair
FIRST prcmilm for Family Machine
FIRST premium iof Nanuial tgiins Machine
First premium for Machine worA
Pennsylvania State lair.
IiFst premium ior Manufacturing Machine
INST premllm for Machine Nork
Oregon state Fair.
First premium JOY Family Machine
fif-t premilm ior Machine Ncrk
Ch.ucuden Go. Ntl AR SIC
First premium for Manufacturing Machine
f.rst premium for Machine work.
Franklin Ga. q y Fair
Flrsg premium for Family Machine
FIRST premium ior Manufacturing Machine
Ch-mpain Valley va Agrl SOC
FIRST Do, minm Tor PANTY Machine
First premium for NauuiActu Machine
First premism Tor Machine WORK
rAppden 10. (Mass) Agr'i soc
Diploma for FAMILY Machine
Diploma Tor Aachiuc Work
Washington Go q Y 3 Far
Fret premium fnr Family Machine
queens Co K r Afr1 Soc
First premium Tor Family Machine
First premium Tor Nanui4ctl rrr Machine
FIRST premium Tor Machine WORK.
saratoga Go. y Y Pair.
klrst premium Tor Family Machine.
Mechanics Institute pa Fair.
b - premium Tor Machine far ali purposes
Iir-t premium Tor Machine Work
Greenfield (U) Union Fair
FIRST premium Tor Family Machine
First premium fer Machine W,rk
Clinton 90 (O) Fair
First premium Tor Family Machine
FIRST promium Tor Machine work.
Montro merry Co. lpa , Fair
Fret premium for Machine f1r an purposes
First premium Tor Machine Work
San joaquin 60. CCal) Fair.
FIRST premium Tor Family Machine
FIRST premiam for Machine Nork
san Jose District (Ch) FAIR
FIRST premium Tor Family Machine.
First premium for Machine Work
Re- Tie above comprises an the Pairs al whch
Grocer A liiker Machines were exhibited this year.
sales Rooms III Woodward Avenue. iF.sher's Boci
Detroit, Mich
INGFRSOIL. 1geaf.
For Lansing and vicinity sq7m
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S1s-w We are under obligations 10 Messrs Long
year and briggs Of the House Of Representatives
and TO Mr. Hosard OF the Senate, for papers.
speeches and documents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

A two-year Old hefer vas lately s'augate
BY VIM Smith, the marine butcher, the I've
~eght Of which vas ISL pounds. She ass
bred and raised by Wm. Whitfield. OF Water
ford, Oakland Co.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

REsJURCs

90 the Firt Na'ionai Rank Of Fcaton. Michigan show
Ing lts condition OF tho morning Of the nr.t dss "a
April ls"4 hofpTe the transaction of any business oa
ti4t d4v
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

~ Senator Newton. OF Ohio, 40 old friend
Of Gen GRAMS family, lately had conversation
sta the Lieut. General. and tells that he utter
y and absolutely atiures all meddliug with
politics; declares that he will have nothing to
do witt politics till the rebellion is crushed IL
ofirm- most positively that be will not even ask
question sb ut political matters until the war
l. over
And Senator Newton assures Us that General
Grants who'll. mind and soul are ab orbed in the
that nothing can draw him aside from the vigor-
ols prosecution Of the war which he will now
supervise and direct
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NJ TIE d.

ytth. Grand River House in this city the ID inst
by 9 Z. Newbro, ESD Mr. ALFRED SPRAGUE, q Bath,
Clinton oousiy AMI Mss CAROLINE JUNE, OF the same
place
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Election Returns.

Meridian The whole Republican ticket j.
elected b, about . majority
Larsinq-The whole Republican ticket cleo
ted hy g majority.
Veray.-John Coats~orth, Supervisor. Demo
crat, has ! ) majority
Tpgholo Samuel Skapdau, Supervisor, DEM
ocrat, has 81 majority.
Wliiamston.-J F. Brown, Supervisor, Dem
ocrot, has sc majority.
Delhi.-Democratic majority, %.
Iiaie1on - D -mocratc majority.
- Inhns Republican majority "A. IOnia
entire Republican ticket elected. Owossc, the
whole Republican ticket elected. Port Huron
SAGINAW CRY. Corunua, Ovid, Grand Haven.
and Graud Rapids have given Democratic ma
j1ities.
Bath, Clinton Co, II Republican majority,
heretofore Democratic.
Delta, Eaton Co, 2G Republican majority.
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Some Music

The Inauguration of Gov. Hahn. Of louisiana.
was a grand affair. A New Orleans paper
describes the music thus:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-06

| AN CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
L from New York Boston. ptisburE. ami other
cities large invoices q
Q r 90 K E r Y,
Glass, and Fancy Ware !!

~ the latest patterns ans hest quality. Mv stock b.
% constantly ete ia every thing pertaining %
NY line ~ trade ani thoso DESTROYS NJ plr-l4ainr
either
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N eW AdvertiS ments.


II Post Office - Lansing. Mich, April g, 1864 AT
advertised subject o. extra charge o ONE
cent Persons calling iorthcm wilipiease say Advcr
tised 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-29

- hAnds Cti izens Ioy Al u the Government Of the
United states. until IL ~. EebTusEy lst 1894, only
Tor furnishing ali the
FRESH BEEF
that may be required for use IL the troops a the
United states stsli1ne 81 the following plSoes via
u .Tpsr's FeITy. Maftihsburs. aud Charisaioun,
West Virginia, ADD Fr'deTck city. and lagsrsluun
Maryland
ToT tbl months, Of sab issi time e. the Csmnis
hAIy General q subuistssec, U. A., uay direct,
aud subject Ia hi- appruyai e0muisneiuE 30 The
tlgt hTst day - tsbfuary, 1854 and uudihE ca the
lBliil thiTtisth dap Of Iabs, ls6t.
sid Beef 70 cot ftssT. Iot Buiis SlAgs, Heifrrs
Coast four yeHF- Did. aud ever, g. weigh met
each At lest 1901 i've hundred pouBda.
TIE Bssi u be sguHd, aud uhOleayme, with neck,
AhAbks, and kidney tAloW excluded, Ia equal pro-
portions Of fore and hind quarters, and 10 Be In
such quantities Casually three times per WOel) ~
may de dea!gnAtsd by Ibe Depot COnmisaAry, or the
commanding officer.
The Contractor will he required TO keep = sum.
Client supply u Beet Calte constantly On hand and
within easy supplying distance OG the troops.
a bond in the penalty OF OO,O5OI ten thousand
dollars will bo required, with two good sureties,
must be shown by the official certificate Of the CLERK
oil the nearest Court Of Record, or Of the United
States District Attorney.
Proposals from q firm must specify the nAmes and
residences Of all nous competing 1t, aud each
proposal must he accompanied by tue oath OF ALE
glance Of the party parties; also by certificate
Of the responsibility above referred TO also by
written gUaTaOtee signed by the party or parties
making the bid; tile whole making four BEpaTAte
papers for which tOTmB will be furnished on appli-
cation by mail, telegraph, or 10 person all ofVhlCh
should DO envelOped, scaled, and endorsed, "Propo
sails for Fresh Beef and directed to the und rsgned
at Cumberland, I'D
PfdH n,Iy rPreivad ssDarn.aIv Enr nnr NJ ~, hrv.
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med places.
HcA uIlaH a. L0Ay DC Oh manu-
hand, to be made soon ~ received.
The Government reserves to Itself the right

Ject nuy or all bids, considered unreasonable.
1he bid, oath Of alIeGiAnee, certificate Of TeIpon
hibility, aud guarantee, must All be In duplicate.
All lids not complying richly with this adVer-
tiSement will be rejected.
WN. H. HOSACK,
r-al.. 81. Captain and G. s.,
jau23-td ChierC. S. Dept. West Vii giuia.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
CHIEF QUARTEREIAsTEK's OPPICR,
DEPARTMENT or WEST VIRGINIA,
CUhBERIANp, Mp January 18th, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited FROM time to
y time by the undersigned for 4upp.yin the Quar-
termaIteIs Department In the Department of Wet
Virginia at GHllipOlis, Ohio, PaTkPrsburg and
Wheeling, W, Va, and the several Depots on the
line Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, follows
ClATkSburB, Grafton, New Creek, Cumberl md, Aar-
tinshurg, HaFPer's Ferry, Berlin, Point Of Rocks,
and Including HAgerstOWn and Frederick City, Md /;
or either OF those places, with Hay, Corn, oats Und
STRAW. RI
Bids will be received for hedeliyery OItreo thou.
sand $4,000 bushels Of Corn Oats and hRy (SO)
tons Of Hay Straw and upwards, and must be ac-
cOmPanied by copy OF this Advertisement
Bidders must state at which of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries, aud the
rates at which they will make deliveries thereat
tho Quantities Of each article proposed to BIO deIiV
cred, the time when said delivery EhAlI DO com.
menced and when to be completed.
All deliveries must DO promptly made within the
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FORM or PROPOSAL
tToWN, COUNTY AND sTATB.l
LDATE.l
1, the subscriber, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver to the United States at the Quarter
master Department At, agreeable to the forms
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TRUSTEES SALE
DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Hugh
ID Nichols on the 18th day Of March, 1859. and
BOE Of record tn Ohio county, State Virginia,
Sss TIE ss fP S IF T Ss
the e'y Of whSsltnE attLs trout door Of che Court
House on The third Monday In January, 1Sth, lS6A,
the following PtopeEty. via: LIts Ma So, t02. q,
ll0, III sud ~ gel " Lol No 1O2 aTta o. LOts No
add and belt o. l.ot No. 90. ali 10 tbs Hrd Ward
Asa AZ ihe ssms IiIis 80 pia1s tt-es Of gr1ahd,
uith tte illpFortinahls tkuT1sa lssis ~ ths WuIi
eld q uuioh street, on tes Nhlgi, i'snsIiy hnsun
AIS, u tks Uau,o ums aud piars, The ,oiiyuins
pEupsIty an uTahanis sddftteu g. The eity q wheei-
hE, Oh Quinry s,Tsst, Iaft d Ia 80 y, b.inE 9
iOglu muTo o. t'nA, part Ut Lot No. -, being -
leSi lee the uAst side. AHd Ihs N0st half
d V, No; % Ga CeatIe .tiost, Ssieh = veil ~
and asO, ESss WbeoiinE nOTt6 half u Lot No. Sd
half Lot No Is add Lot No. q
Also, 81 the same time and place, ISiOco Of Land
oontaihiDg 63S aeres surface, With coal privilege
Of 80 AeTts. said land Is bounded on the north by
Goal Kun and on tbs west BY lands Of the Crescent
AlsO, At the same time andplaee, III shares Of
stock In the Belmont Bridge Co, and 12 shares OF
stock in the Northwestern Bank Of Virginia.
will alsO sell under the same deed Of trust on the
fourth Monday In January, 1854, in the town OF
MOuudsville, Marshall county, State Of West Vir-
ginia. q farm known As the sSOckmSn Place" dtG.
ate in said MarshAl county, on tho waters Of Pish
Creek containing $50 acres, more or less. Said farm
Is six miles from Glen Baston and eight miles from
Cameron. Said farm will be divided in parcels to
suit purchasers. sfI4-ti
win also sell under the said deed Of trust on
Wednesday, the 9th day Of January, 1864, In the
town of MartUBYille, State Of Ohio, in Belmont
county, the MArtinsVile Ferry right and Boat, the
Cottage Hotel, with two lots no I86 AID 1876, also
Lots No 49, $50 and 1871 all located In said town Of
MOTtinSVille. srr- g,ti
Terms OF. snle-one third In Cash. the balance in
hix, twelve and eighte months with interest, with
approved security, and title retained untithe money
A'y of the above property will be sold at private
Sn nsr.on. indebted to the linz, Niohnl.