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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-16
CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO b R
|. WINTER ARRAEeEEERT.

on and after Monday, Oct sIss, ls6{, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland a. soIIoWs sundsyS eK-
csptod.
8 30 A. M.-UHI6AGO EXPRESS.-stops Al Bsrea
Grafton. Obsrlin, Waksuan, HOrwaIk, Mourt,e-
vile, BelleEas, Cyde, Fremont and EhnOre,
and arrives Gt Toledo ~ l2.f5 P. r., Chicago Rt
u3OP.H and Detroit 5:3O P. n
Z.f9 p. Nv ESTERH MAIL.-Stops a. al giatiorl
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo a.
7:& P Nj Chicago at 5;l5 a. n. and Detroit az
1879 p n.
4.sOP M.-NORTHERN MAIL.-stop5 At ali sta
tions on Northern Division, and arrives At SAN
duaky vt T;l0 p. -.
1000 P. M.-GIGHT EzPRESS.-stops at Grsfto1,
HorEalk, MonrceFnla. C3yds and Fremont, and
ARRIVES af Toiadn Al 8 A. X: ChicaEo q I'D
Pm. and Detroit 9. 500 A. n.
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HE A4NOOAsHNOH VVNAA l4N
Il. AlIof the City o fEer York.
AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,
$2.252, 2,78o.13.

Have entered iaso arrangement for the pur-
pose Of uausEcting TOGETHER the business OF
'INSURANCE against Loss or Damage by Fire,
and the Perils Of Inland Transportation"
HS- ONE POLICY Of Insurance is issued By the
-FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
made TO meet the necessities Of the business com
munityj By SECURING, VIII DisPArcH, LARGE LINES
OF INSURANCE WIKI RELIABLE COEPANlEs, rPON USI-
FORM, PLAIs AND riMPLB CONDITIONS, THEREBY OWL
ATISe I'VE NECESSITY or APPLYIEo 10 VARIOUS sKRA-
RATE OFFICES for iusuraDos TO the amount they arc
ssveraily able to accept, and Of holding RUAERoUs
SEPARATE POLICIES, THE COspITIoSs AND WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF wRicH RARELY AGREE
By tie conditions Of the UnderwriteTs' Policy
but ONE BET OF PAPERS is required to prove Q
loss to ,he several Companies insuriL under It,
thereby making lhe adjustment simple and expe-
ditious.
THE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY Of the
Companies interested in this Agency, and the re-
spectacle character ol the large number of gentle
men composing their several Boards of Directors,
afford sbund guarantee that all business con
Gded to them will be honorably and literally con-
Quoted.
For list # Directors, Statements Of Condition,
&C., or for POLICIES, apply to
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
oc17 Atwater Buildin z, Cleveland, D.
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strickIand's EelIihuOus Cough Balsal
BEST REMEDY KNOWN

For all Bilious complaints, Sick Headaee, Goztvo-
ness, Indigestion, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach, Sea Sickness, &c.
Dr.. James r. Chiffon, the Great chemist, says
tI know its competition, and have no doubt It viii
prove most beneficial in those Complaints for which
il Is recommended" s
DR.. Thomas Poyd says: - strongly recommend
it to the notice OF the public"
DR.. Edward G. ludlow says: ~ can with conf
dence recommend It.
DIR. George 7. Baxter ssys: "fn Flatulency, Sick
Hsadseho, oOstiysnsBs, Heartburn &C., the SELTzFR
APERIEET in my hands has proved indeed : vAlua-
ble remedy"
FOR other Testimonisls, &C., 60 Pamphlet With
each bottle
Hanufsoturod only BY TAREAET CO., No. 9Is
Eiuh street, New York.
ssgFOr sale by all Dr1RFis.s
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OIL oILI oIL:!l
ALEXANDER. SCOFIELD & Go.

FTtrassPesF0leum OIL, BeREOle and
Machinery Oils,
-
We nay particular sttention TO packages, thereby
a-vinF orr customers much loss by leakage. We
Euarsntee our oil 70 give perfect Batisfaction, and
a FOOD a. any made 10 the city. Also, we pay par
fic1lar attention to putting up
EAPTHA Oh BEHE0LE,l
uuif.bfo for Varnirh ManRfaoturerB' or Paintersi
uve On hand and for sale
. 800 bbls extEs refined Petroleum OIL.
EiOO bbls EeodoriEe5 Bensoe (equal 70 Turpentinel
100 bbls No. Lubrieating OH,
Witch Ne viii sell at lowest market prices.
OFFtOa-1Os St. Clair-st-, formerly occupied by
Wm. o. sooasld 1 %.
sOHH ALELAEnEh .
WM. O. ECoTuID, CLEVELAND u
aETHHW WILSON, GpTiln
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nNNrlprInNa

Connections are made a. MonIosFills with the San.
duaky, Mansfield q Newark h B. ~ Clyde with ths
sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati B. r. at Fremont
with the Fremont Indiana = b. and st Toledo
Toledo q Wabash kailToads Tor Chicago, Detroit,
Jackson, EOIt Wayne. LOgAnsport, Lafagefta. Ooirs
Alton, y. Iouis, and all points West Northwest knd
Southwest.
Trans arrive N Cleveland from Toledo and ths
West at 9z0 A. ~ 2:a5 ?. II. aud $50 ?. \. Erum
sand1slkJ q sW;l5 W a; 4; L. D. kgUk5z, sapt-
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LN1ZzRXZlZ1

Is . composition Of sstringents nbsOTbents, stimu-
knovledges is the only preparation that will ehocta
permanent cure Of DiaTrhes and Dysentery. This
Apti-Cholera Mixture is rBW IA In several Of
army hospitals where it gives the greatest satistao
tion. It Sas saved the lives OF thoumnda Of our
diers and eitissns, and vs viii guarantee It 70 be
the best rensdy ~ the world for DiaFrhea and Dys
sntsrY.
Mr.. Woods, Of Couington, Kentucky VIII bsmost
happy 10 sAtisfy any 10 tho virtuo Of Strick
lands Aati-ChOlsra Mixture; In fact, We have .
great number OF testimonials from patients who
have been cured after being pronounced incurable
by their phyBicians, some after taking only one
oou suffer with Diarrhss and DsssDtsry Try one
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-16
8fWtna MaERtats.
CROWN { RAKER's
GaIahrated NeRfng Maehinel

G6i6DfdteG SeHIHg MdCnlIltA
Were Awarded the Highest Premium over ALI q ~
PET1-oRs, ct the following State Fairs Of les2. 70
BEsTFAMJhY SEWING MAOHISE
BESTHAN UFACTURTEG MAOHIHK,
ANDTHE BEST MAOHiAF WORK
New York State Pair, Indiana STATE Fair Yei 60
State Far, Illinois Stste FoiT, ao=a Stats
fair Ohio stats Fair, Pen1sylyanis
STATE Fair, Michigan StAts Fair
and Kentucky STATE Fair.
aThe above comprises eli The State BairBlt wn
the Grover ( Bakers Machines were oxhibitedtl'
- GROVER 4 BAKEB s. NJ. %.
sAEn RooEs-lTl Superior street, Cleveland, 0hie
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CONNECTIONS:

Shelby sand alEys q slAned = Newark hAlirO10t 2
Mansfield M Vernon, Newark. nanesyills,
30.
UTestline-Pittsburgh. Fort WAYNE Chlcaso Rail-
road, Forest, Upper SaDdusky, Delp1os, Lima,
Fort Wayne, Laporto, chicago, &c. hest aud
EGst for Mansfield, Wooster, mAs8iilnn. 70
araton and BslsfOntatRe Railroad Lins. or Marion.
BollefOntaine, Sidney, Union, Muncia, Indian
apOlis, Terre Haute, Nincs1nes EYanEyill9,
Louisville, Cairo, St Louis, 80.
DelsWare-With Springfield Branch for Springfield.
OoiumbuB-Littls Miami Columbus, and AsllE
Railroad, for 1eniA, Dayton IndiznEpolil,
Te-re Hsute, 81. Louis, Morrow, Loveland, Ard
Cincinnati, and with tho Ohio and hissisIi gri
kailroad a. Cincinnati for Louisville, EFanE-
Ohio River.
Oolumbus--ContralO Ohio Railroad for EsEark, 2anss
vile, Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua & 1ns
diana Railroad Tor Piqua, UrbanA. &c.
OTF0r Tickets % AL p0ints and infoTuati1R applg
81 the Passenger Station aud at Union TcEts U1loE
if7 SuperiOf street. - 3. NLlhT.
O1agolan1 ffcf
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0LBVRLAND ; ERIE RAILROAD
WINTER ARRAHGENEET.


On and after Monday, Oct. SGt, 1856. Passenger
frAina viii run es ioiioWs, (su1day1 sxcsptedJ.
LEAVE CLEVELAHD: .
$50. A. M-DAY EXPREsS TRAIN-stopplnk at
Wili0aghby, Painosville Mad son. Geneva, Asn-
tabuiA Oonneaut and GlFaTd ouiy, and arrive at
Eris n t.20 ?. X, Duukirk s:l5 ?. r., BucNiO
s:25 P. M.-CINCIENATI EXPKESs-stoDplng at
Pai1esville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
rfyes AZ ETiss 40 = H., Dunkirk 5;2s ?. r. Hut-
$50 : aAiL AND Accommodations
stopping A. al EtationS and arrive 81 EEis At
900 P. M..aiGHT KxFREss TKAIE-st0pylns at
arrives at Erie at l3;4o 4. n, DuRkirk sou
X, Buffalo 4s2n a. -.
EEAVH ERIL
80 A. M.-HIGHF EXPRESS TRAIE-stopping
at Girard, Ash -abula and PainasVille only, and
arrive at cleveland at ] 30 A. n.
Sis A. m.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
1RAIH-StOPp,ng II al stations and aHriTe st
Cleveland at 1870 A. n.
lO:l5 A. a M,-TOLEDU ENPRES5-Stoppi1s At all
stati.4as except SwsnVilis, saYbrOok, CnionTiDe,
Perry, Mentor and Niekhne, and arrives At
Cleveland At BIB Pm.
SIS P. M.-DAY EXPKESS TRAIN-StoDpIns ct
Glrsrd, ,Conneaut, AshtabnlA, Geneva & Paines-
vile only, and arrives II Cleveland st 10 ?. y.
HJ second Glass OaFs ran on al thrOugh
An the trains going westward connect at ClsYslsua
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Coluubu1 Oincin-
natl, Indianapolis, st. Louis, &C.; and ~ through
trains Of the New York hrie RsilrOad, AM A. BAT
fal with those OF the Nov York Central BsealO z
New York Uity RsiirOads iOr New 1orE, Albsny,
Boston, Ntagsra sails, SCR and at Aris WIN trains
oD the Philadelphia q Eris BsilrOad.
ua5- Day Express, East and West, connects at
Girard With Trains on Erie P1tt5burgn kalfoad
tor AneaEils, Esadville J.TeSs9gnI g 49,,
Cleveland Oct s7ss Is6s-
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OLEVELAND = TOLEDO R. R.

CLEVELAND d TOLEDO R. R.
Commencing On Monday, October 5lBt, and du-
ring the coming winter, Three Daily Passenger
Trains VIII run between Cleveland and Detroit, -
follows:
Leaves Olevsland-.....-...-.---..-----6 6.l0 A. n.
Arrive in Detrs it.--.--.--...-.-...... $50 ?. ~
Leaves CieVel nd....-...-..--.-..- 20 P n.
Arrive In ....l050 P. n.
LeaYss Cleveland d.-...-.....-.-.. p y.
Arrive Il DoEFOit.----...--....---.. o;uO A.
The $40 A. n and 1000 P. II. Trains from Oleve-
land make good Connections for jackson, Mich
By his Arrangement Passengers will be subject
70 no aetsntion ct ToldO and VIII arrive In Detroit
promptly st tas above time. i. d. BUCKEk,
nOl:B3 UP " 9 Z, X ..
VLEVELAND AND PITTEBURGH
~ RAIL ROAD.
Is6j. WINTER ARRAHGEHIHT. 1855
On and after Monday, Oct. slst lso4, Trains leave
CleVelaad As .oilcWs, dailY, tSundaye eLcepred):
200 A. Nm ea-Arrives ge Rlt1g0uTEk 40 p NJ
Harrisburgu 7.30 A. n, baiumoro I;uy A. NJ
WasninetgE lUstbA- n, Philedeiphie o.oo 4. H.
20 P.M.-ES PRESS-ArriVes 81 fit5Oursh g;l3 P
X Harrisburgh T;so A. n. BaltinoTs y - P
Washfult ton 80 p H., ehilGdel lplla fz9t1 P
a HegT Yoi < Zs45 P. ~, Wheeling SO A. y,
Botn trains oOnHeot a. Hudson ior Akro1 lna NIL
f-rl nm through from Pittsburgh 70 EsE York
WA alle1toSnl without change Of carr.
~ fare - low ~ oy any other line,
FLB- through Tickets can be procured az the Union
Ticket OEioe Weedell Rouse, at ne Dspot. or TIE
5oi III. DEYER1Ux. SUBJ.
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gOsr-@tties sims-6apIe.
1854, sumIa8r Arrangement 1884.
FOR THR
ARRITA AND CLOSING OF HAIS
AT THE
CLEVELAND PosT-oFFIOE
ooHnESHEG zOsDAT. EAT Ieru, 1854.

~ Mails -,II Uu opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival OF trainH.
So All Mails close one hour before departure Of
trains.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-18
The Military Situation.

The summary of the proceedings OF the Army
of the Potomac during the past week. which
will be found elsewhere in this paper, confirms
the opinion we expressed in our last issue, thar
the greatness of this army, and the irresistible
power of public opinion which urges 1t to ac-
cOmplsh its mission, will, in the end, make al
end of the rebellion. The fourth year of the
war is now progressing, and the loyal people are
tired of its continuance. But their WEAKNESS
will show itself, not 10 a willingness to dismember
our country by dividing into two nations, but III
the most gigantic efforts for its preservation by
the speedy overthrow OF that which threatens
its unity aud its integrity.
Such a continued series Of long and obstinate
ly contested battles tho past -AeLs b~'v
presented, can scarcely be found in history. So
far the advantages, although not as decisive o.
immediate as some had hoped for. have been
altogether on our side. For the first time since
the war begun, the Army of the Potomac has
been able, for two weeks, 10 drive the opposing
forces before it, while its enthusiasm and hope
fitness have been rising with each days contest.
The losses of the enemy, in men, provisions and
materials Of war, have been very great, aud are
to them irreparable by future supplies, thus
giving just grounds for dependency aud despair;
whereas our government has already sent for
ward reinfoI cements to the army about equal
to all the losses sustained. and have more in
preparation, while our wsrke stores can be-
made practically inexhaustbe. Our own losses,
although very large, aud bringing sorrow and
anguish 10 thousands of homes we apprehend
will 10 the end, &c less than at first reported
Many of the contests have been in dense woods.
where the soldiers might readily get separated
from their companies, and yet ultimately retnru
to their colOrs; aud among the wounded, the
proportion OF permanently disabled will be less
Than is usual in battles.
Making all due allowances for one sided and
exaggerated statements on our side, for the
physical obstacles to the progress of our armies,
aud for the desperate ferceness with which the
rebels seemed determined 10 carry on the contest
while they can fight at all, we have a full and
abiding assurance that we shall perfectly succeed
in the end, and that success will not be very
long delayed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-18
Democratic Theology.

The State Journal is powerful on theological
matters. II abounds in original views of scrip.
ture Questions. We lately pied from that pa
per the article on miscegenaJion, showing thar
the great sin of the anti. deluvians was the mix
ing up of Adams sons and daughters with the
Pre-Adamite animals; and for this the world was
drowned out
This extraordinary discovery, which had been
hidden from the wisdom of all previous ages, was
followed last week by nearly column and a halt
on the Curse of Canaan, in which we have a
" critical" and classical" disquiston on the
most appropriate style Of cu.sing: an exegesi-
Of the Hebrew text: a beautiful Latin transa-
ton of the aforesaid curse, by Bishop Lowth 4:
the same done into English, and fixed up into
English blank verse and practical application
Of the whole, as q constituent part of Modern
Democracy.
The writer declares that the Hebrew text
"disclOses the doom of portion of every gene
ration, from the days of the food to the end of
sooTId"-they are to be "servus servorum-ab
ject slaves and "if Noah's prophecy aud DO,
EN- be true, human society must have head and
q tail v" there Dust be master and servant
the servant and his vassal-and any attempt
to disturb this normal condition of society. will
prove as abortive in the end as the Pope's bull
against the comet or theemancipatlon procIans-
ton OF the President"
We surmise that the writer of this article on
the head and tail # society " must be nearly
related to Southern author who formerly wrote
northern "DsHdsiHs Of society ''al
laborers are in reality sIarss although nominally
free" &c. The articles of the Northern and
Southern writers, have precisely the same ring
to them. Eternal slavery ordained of God, is the
doctrine Of both.
Yet the readers Of the journal are expected
to swallow such stuff week after week, and be-
lieve 1t all as sound Democracy
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causing State gspablifaa.
moRSISG. MAY IS. 1864.


On our fret page will be found speech recent-
" delivered By Hon. J. W. Longyear, OF this
CITY, in the House Of Representatives, on the bill
providing for the government OF the rebel States.
Il passed the House by vote OF 70 to SO, but
will not be reached Immediately by the Senate.
We like this speech Of Mr.. Longyears because
it is condensed within some reasonable limits; il
is logical without being verbose; aud it takes
view of Reconstruction somewhat different from
any other person who has treated upon that
question. As theory it comes nearest to our Own
views than any other production, either BY speech
or essay, that We have seen.
The provisions of the bill are Of much impor-
tvnce. The President and Senate are to appoint
a provisional Governor for the civil administration
of each State.
So soon as military resistance to the UDited
States is sufficiently repre5sed, an enrolment
shall be taken by persons appointed by the United
States Ma, shal, OF all white male citizens OF the
United States each Of whomshall be requested 10
take the oath ofanegeuce to the United States, &C
cording to the form prescribed in 1862, aud the
Marshal is TO make a record OF those who do and
those who do not take it; and if a majority take
il, Convention shall be called 10 form State
government the delegates to be elected by loyal
men only. No person who has held any Office,
civil or military, under the rebel usurpAtion car
be voter or delegate.
The Convention will be required to put into
their Constitution these provisions:
First No person who has held OF exercised
any Office, except officers merely ministerial aud
military offices belOs the grade OF colonel, clvi
or military Stale or Confederate, under tue usur
ping power, shall vote for or be a member OF Ibs
Legislature or Governor
SECOND. Involuntary servitude il forever pro
hioited, and the freedom OF all persons Is guaIan
teed ia said State.
Third. No debt, State or Confederate, created
ny or under the sanction OF the usurping power
shall be recognized or paid oy the state.
The Constitution is to be rar6ed by majority
OF the loyal voters, be sent 10 the President and
approved by Congress, aud thea the State vii
be State Of the Union.
Until this be done, the Provisional Governor Is
to govern the State according to the laws exis
ling previous TO the rebellion. except that II
slaves are to be free, aud are to be tried ano
punished as white persons, aud persons restrain
ing them OF liberty incur neavy penalties. All
persons holding hearafter any civil office, or Nil
itary, under the rebel aut hority except Offices
ministerial or below the grade Of colonel are
declared not to be citizens OF the United States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-Io m,

" matter Of the estate q Eizabeth Grisr deceased
Tas undersigned having been appointed b the Hon
Wn p P.Ickney J1dge ~ Probate for The county O,
Inghzu1 u the State q Michigan cous 1ners o re-
GIVE erlrire. and adjust ali claims and dernar Is
against he estate Aforesaid, hereby give notice that
they VII Be present. OF tie fst day q October snd i5s
tenth day % November 1854. q; rirs O'Clock r. The
forenoon y each o. said cavs. az the o1ce n II L
Hniersoo IN The village II Mason 10 sail COUNTY for
the pcrpo-e q receiving, examining anf al 1sitns
such aims and cprnsnds an that SIX months from
TIC lsta Gay q Nav 1874 have been Above by the
said court FOR creditors present thsr cas 70 us Tor
examination z1d atj1stus1l.
n L HENDERSON
LCCIES REED
f-S94 ConzLEcnsrl.
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Sunday morning at so. No operations Of I'm.
portAcce have occurred. Our reinforcemeuts
we're arriving
We have intelligence from Resaca up 70 ! !
O'Clock Sunday night Our lines had advanced
on the left, and two lines Of the enemy's earth
works had been stOrmed.
Our losses 80 Tar are estimated at abou. IS.
600 large proportion slightly wounded.
Gen. SlOnemaa Is reported 70 have destroyed
wagon train, captured two guns and thrAshe,
ROddy. (Sigued) E NJ STANTON.
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Il @~A@AuS AuCtalllCQ IN Tie
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in cAy .. Nay, 1884.
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CO. 4os 'odusTsissd .slsrg Sivs the ~ Il. - 80,
aud pay one cent Tor adytriiSior 't
a. 4 nog sSlls1 Tor wIlhla - rss.lL tb,v So ~.
sea- ~ tAs Dead Letter Orce
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loving Rclcs-
lire' letters PLAINLY L. The streeI a. number -
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Had lcttsrS WIKI tle wsiters ts.- - ana So.
81 a. HAAso<Ti slsn item Panty ss IT,. re sna
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q eisr Nnose see.l address nay Dc unzucua ss.iI
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corner And leave spec between the siam aa irst
lol istlaArAing Wilnost lterlerllg Wlta tls wrlns
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writer, q unclaimed withia Gays or less wrt.u >,
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RETAIL PRICE. 50 30.
ORDER,

Il - y
4 gau county Of CHAN, ss --ki season q ths
Probate Court fgr tue county 81 lrEnan, nOea a. -
Probate O5Ce 10 TIE 81 ag- ~ A,1r, % lyrn3i %
ICfl cay Nay ln tue year ure tle--,ll g1t -
-r-1 All SKY four Pres-rt v r. n f.1czcey, s--ss
RI Probate T. TIE matter ~ t-- e-f4il q Ken
t-or1erv dcce1sel. % reac-F and q Ls ID p-i-
,.,r d.v rcrlaec e william M.1trc merry ore = ~
heirs - zT q sad deceased. praying sn7ng ct1
1lngs far an order o distribute am9-s rs -s4- .
sid Robert NlDtzUl nery, deceased - 49,. -
rherstoa i y Ordered that I1ss az. tie II 1sy q
June ueIt - Il O'Clock II the forenoon be as 1s-
fgr tie hearing Of said petition, an1 t1ai me 80
al lag Of sa1 deceased and 81 ct1~r persons intri
estec IN sad estate, req 1rsc % appear Al 49,
q sa!l Court then = be holden a. tie Pro1se ys5
Ia the vi age q Mason anl show cAls II ary tDefe ~
rhy me prayer q the petitioner shoa4d of oe al
Arr i rsrtner Ordered, That sail ptitonsr I'VE D.
tee 70 the osrsons interested 10 szl eetate q ne pr
nv = sst petition the hss-1g t5ere0 ~ car
cory o. tss order 70 BE- pso.Is1e1 II tns Larsh
p11tiicsu Newspaper printed and circgati1g ~ -
sotnrr of Ingham successive wseks prsv!ouG 70 50
dav q hearing - -
t-q-a Jasge o. Probaie-
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DEMOvAL-J. c. Bailey d Co. hsv.

- E1IOA a y ~ DaitNt "a - 49,
ing sod out their Old Bank-g House u The 500
Satioral Bank, vii move On TIE nrst o. April liz
store occuuied by sino1s. o. The corner q Naz.-
irzro- and nirkizan Ave1 1cs where t1eT Vii c,DL1-s
TIE Banking and ExchAnge -sine-s as
their nsE Banking Bose 5 compiled - i.s fil-. -
tioual Bank a.. D.
Trthe meantime. al c0Hrn-n e1tlors =, p - =. =.
Fir.t NatsaAI Bznk Ct Lansing ~ met wa ~ p
.f,sr.sor J. { BAILEY o. B-a1e-s:
Lznzscg, N5ch-, March y, lsoi s''~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-18
AND LAKE SUPE,

w RlO2 STATE ROAD EXTES-IOS.-Notice is
hereby given, tha contracts FOR The construction q III
above named road viii b ist b. tia Coulssiouer, al
his residence II Na-quette tie fifteenth day Of June
1854 SDec!1catons o. the work be done. and maps
G he open - all persons desiring y bid, and st-r
The loth day n Nay, 1854 Sealed proposals vii Be re-
cs.vs1 up u u O'Clock n q ths Gay q letting
Payment 70 be made 81 state Lands
CEORGEP CUMMINGS. Cyz nitsf0aer
Marquette, Mich, Nay q 1854 zT3S4