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working. and know tina, !, WIN 40: = is ehsap, SIMPLE
IT, Se an
sve weas ana % s tes ali persons who have
mos most. y ''' quo Hon horace eEEEfEYi -
The Putnam Clothes wringer is public benefacon II
T. 10 o g.s sa music q o H. h. Tor his
body likes who ricd We recommend with
ns sm0s ans wSoa aes to The cohss Every
should have Christian ntelsencer Janu ,ry. 1864
WORD ron Frx,as We appeal every family into
dens Of spe a class to which we refer, vz;-buy
Machines c sn Ss al 1a'
that ts general opinion will the .wrnging
Gna sl Sss .n g. ISL a 10 = ''As YORK
Among the notabe, labor saving machines Pu,nam's
Clothes wrlnger usiy holds place by using y ourselves
aso economical IA tho, causes less wear IN wringng
managed that child work It, wrngng every article
wear and tear 81 ne Old hand York Observer
Jan, 1894
WASHING pAxrhe first ttlc bit Of sunshine that came
the as e the .
Bridge! rsbsiea s, b., ,hs was g Try again
was wonderinl savn 10 the hands,; and cerianiy the
sosss o P w link Tsq'
Wringer y great institution York illustrated News
do not believe ,eer than obtain one Of those
sm PIE easily managed ali get out Of re-
pair We says ,rea one s sna know 'iA' is "a good
wAsHrss MADE EAsy-Amoug oil the inventions 10 assist
in the labors Of anndry there Is nothing TO the
ce oss. s oa 0as and ana a.nd n
spiral mai ,ae cks,, and ihinnes fabrics alike
ssos d. ws 4
good cic,aes wrnser hardly ilkely that ann
WIN Ssr Mo has Ter tried
way, will ask for commenis IN iis iaor-Mrs Hankins
rT.s.s Gao,ass w. nSSgs: ga pleasure
ehney fer before performed by human toll the
ss
% &c! o 5s s Is ps a.
posss o. Sea fsm ms
Journal. Feb, 1854
Tsa PuIx.s cL3rass waise5S is simple and doe. ns
SnS va fair sessr oarS ] 10 I readers
r.. Of s sS.rsGsgl,. age hat science Il
knsdom even into the s,chep masps al the o.
sS @ %s A'ss a
p M ss as s1%1r snSyn
sss to A. " E & anS. sps s 81 that need be
c :'i S ,, ss II s.ss n:
able 70 fearrm with emphasis ali we then said IN is
~ and S sap
the fAbrice Whntever be The merits Of other
this recommend with confidence. Try ..ChrNan
lnteigencer, New York, March 8, 1864.
PUTNAM
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
NO. - PLATf STREET, n. v,
AND
CLEVELAND. OHIO
4. c. NogrHRoP. Aseu,.
The American Advertising and Purchasing Agency wip
receive orders for the above merchandise.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT,
r. ALV0RD
CoRREsroRD1sa DEPARTMENT,
FOWLER 4 WELLS
SOC Broadway. n, Y.
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EXPRESSES.

pURNHAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS puRNuAMs
~ Fmrnsure Express Butnhams Furniture ESpress, ii6
West Eleventh street between Firth and Sixth ayen es
Furniture stored All knds Of farnture boyed ana shipped
hWp,laie Of families novev 10 eiy VI 10 country.
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no LEr-THREE ELEGANT PAgLoRs on PRS
l. floor furnished; occupied ~ first class phys
can. Apply a, 81 West Fourth street.
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~ Office. -RsrArE OF cArHARIsB BEATTY nm

An ceased. "
Notice In hereby given 10 all Interested that
Beatty late OF Antrim ,ownshp Franklin county Pennsyi
estate which BY her last will and testament VIVA devised
and bequeahed 70 her hrs cousins by the fathers side and
was Susan Alen Al who are related 10 said deredsnt ss
claims toa legacy under the win Of said deceased
r.....-., s..,, JAMES MILL
CHAsBrRsnuno, Pa, March 10. 1864 s' ~
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(NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FOR THE SUMMER,
~ by gentleman and Wife, within hours ride sail
from The City HALL the water preferred, good
Office
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no LET-PART or HOUSE NO Is WEST HOUSTON
street. Two Easements two parlors ana three att.c
rooms excellent order and finely nishcd Will be let all
- family in separate apsfimtnIs Can be seen
between IL A. and O'Clock y. NJ.
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RIO IEr-To ONE FAMILY TIE UPPER PART OF A
House No 27u Sixth avenue, consisting of four large
plntries and ballroom Rent $3.50. To be
iran .
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yNANTED-BoARD IN THE COUNTRY, WITHIN
w distance Of daily communication with the cys
by of business. Board Tor three personsa gentle
and wife and single genlleman-from May 10 October
or November Address, stating terms r. W., Herald Office
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NEW YORK HsaAD SATURDAY APRIL l8s-wrH suppLEMnNr
PUTNAM CLOTHES wRrNeERs.

APRIL 2, l864.-WITH
PUTNAM cLoTHEs wRIseERs:
SANITARY FAIR
SANITARY FAIR
SANITARY FAIR
SANITARY FAIR
SANITARY FAIR
SANITARY FAIR.
ONE THOUSAND
OF THE CELEBRATED
PUTNAM CLOTHES wRIN0ERs
PUTNAM CLOTHES wRiNGERs
PUTNAM CLOTHES wRINeERs
PUTNAM CLOTHES wRlNaERs
PUTNAM CLOTHES wRrNeFRs
PUTNAM CLOTHES wRINoERs
FOR SALE At The GREAT FAIR.
poR SALE AT THE GREAT FAIR
FOR SALE AT THE GREAT FAIR.
FOR slrls AT TUE eRBAr FAIR.
FOR GALE AT rue GREAT FAIR
FOR SALE AT THE GREAT FAIR.
IT rs TIE ONLY RELIABLE
SELF ADJUSTING wRlEGER
sELFAuJusTlNa wRiEeER
SELF ADJUSTING wRiNaER.
sELFApJusTNG wRisaER
sKIF.ApJusTINa wRlNoER.
sElFApJcsTiNs wB,SeBR
NO WOOD WORK 10 SWELL OR SPLIT.
NO THUMB SCREWS TO GET OUT OF ORDER
WARRANTED. WITH OR WITHOUT coGwuEELs
|. took The FIRST PREMIUM 8, af,y.sevsn State and
County Fairs 1863 and without exception the bes,
wrnaer made.
Patented in the United states England, Canada and
Australia Agents wanted every town, aud in all parts
Of The world
No. J, %; No. A, So
Nanusaciused and sold. wholesale and RETAIL BY
THE
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
NO 10 PLATr STREET NEW YORK.
CLEVELAND. ONO.
D. Q. NoRTHRoP. AGENT
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS VIZ
that iron well galvanized win notrus.;
rAa. a simple machine s better than complicated one;
Yha, wrinser should De self Unstable durable and
elncent;
That thumb and delay and trouble
10 regulate and keep in order;
That wood soaked in hot will swell shrink and split;
That wood bearings Tor the shaft TO run in win wear ou
That the Putnam wrnger with without cogwhees wiz
no, tear the clothes;
That cogwheel regulators are not essential;
That the Pntnam wrngcr has all the advantages and NOT
one of the disadvantages above named
Tha, all who have tested pronounce the hes, wrneer
ever yet made:
That /, will wiring Thread Bed Quilt without altera
We might M the paper with testimonials but insert only
few TO convince the kepiica if such there bel and We
say TO all test the Putnam wrnger Test II thoroughly.
with any and all others and entirely satisfactory
return It,
PUTNAM CLOTHES wRINGER
Testimony of Nessrs John W Wheeler, OF Cleveland Ohio
ana John c. LeGerts. of New YORK.
PUTNAM MANrrAcruRlSG ConrAn:-
GENTLEMEN know practical experience that IRON well
galvanized with zinc win oxide rust one particle
The Putnam wrnger perfect possible and
can cheerfuly recommend 1t TO be the hest in use.
Respectfully yours.
JOHN W. WHEELER
Many years experience in the eavanising business
enables me 10 ndoree the eli particulars
JOHN g. LEFFERTS,
No 100 Beekman street.
INV YORK, January, 1864.
we have tested Putnam's Clothes wringer practical
and know that VIII do II cheap, SIMPLE
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HOTELS.
HOUSES, ROOMS. 60, WANTED.

A SMALL HOUSE WANTED UP TOWN-RENT NOT
IA to exceed $3.50 annum; for desirable place win
pay semi yearly in adyancethe for reduction
OF rent Address Andrew Hail. station g. New York Post
Office.
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20 LET OR FOR sALE-THE LARGE MANSION,
New me se 1sa
house contains about hundred with on.budngs
Re sold for es aa
Tue Asuiy q. the Eas. River Bank, ESQ Broadway
RIO RFnT-ArFoRr GEORGE. NEAR THE LINE OF
expressly private and retired summer sSsrdas house
% e Of lie "sR S canal Se Fad e. ns
MIN ,as f..ss Sos;s Isgsssa al
e shade s ssss AZ wn
4c within one hour Of the city By railroad and
responsible party can make permanent arlaneemen !.
place At No Barclay street o. q 4 MILLS Asers
10th street and Tenth avenue
To REET-lN THE THRIVING VILLAGE OF PEEKs
sas &c rFss
ITO RENr-FuRSIsnEp OR uSFuRNlsnEp TIE
handsome four story brown stone high s'ocr House
Madison avenues For 2eni, &c, apply u LUDIow
Co. No. 3 Pine street
To REEL-FuasIsHEp FOE one YEAR IRON THE
quire OF r DgEDERIciis 10 South William stree,
THREE FLOORS TO LET FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURE,
Ing purposes 70,25 Inquire me premises. southeast
corner OF Thirty fourth street and Second avenue
RIO MANuFAcTURERs TIC. LET, TWO BUILDINGS,
for any light nan nfaciaros business Apply to JOUR
NEAY, No Pine street
RIO STOCK BRoKERs.-A MEMBER or THE RFGu;
handsome aceommodaons ace of charge ly stock house
located Wall street. and conduct Their business al the
board. Address box 6,53f Now York Post oBce
oCEO TO $500 RENT-rO LET, SEVERAL COT
gov tages wards Nira ndah fronts rooms For
saa COTTAGE 80 by 80 fee1 inches lots included 10 rooms
Central Park, also lots case Fifty hst. Fifty
ind and Fifty third streets Eighth Ninth ana Tenth
Apply TO General STRIKERS agent Fifiysccond
street, near Eleventh
rREO nENT-THE THREE STORY AND BASE.
3OOU mcni House with modern improvements l76
sarns AP '
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WASHING DAy-rhe hr. little bit of sunshine that came
through the OF washing day through the
ton OF wringng machne-Pninams Wringer. we believe.
Bridget rebeied but she was induced again
and AGAIN unit, sic to the conclusion Shue Thai il
was wondertu savin 10 the hands, and cerniny the
clothes we're rapidly and thoroughly wrng in our
house before. 30 quickly dred We think Pntnain's
wringer 10 great Institution York illustrated News
Jan 81. lsbi
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A RTIc1AL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER ANr
ORA +, BAroH GoUGELNANN,
500 Broadway. New YORK.
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kIOUNTRY BOARD wANPED--BY A GENTLEMAN,
wife and little girl eight years OF not hours
distance from Wall for three months from the
June Address stating location terms &C., N IL b., box
202 Post Office New York.
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no LhT-AT 256 WEST FIFTY. FOURTH STREET,
i near Eighth tie Second aud Third Floors
either together separate !oar each foor rent
So and Sln zach.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
Lansing, January 81, 1868.

TIM CALLIoPEAN LEcTURE.-The lee
ture delivered last Wednesday evening By Rev.
W. H. Perrine, on "Three Months in Paris, -
was listened 10 for an hour and half by az many
as could get into the Hall of Representatives. The
subject, being sort Of panorama of Celtic civiliza-
ton, carried to the utmost perfection to which art.
gience. learning. conquest and a3aOlute- -poMsy
the artist and the student of history. The sta
tisticsl and descriptive data were full and exac:.
We liked the discourse in every respect ex-
cept enc. lecturer, for the time being, is a
public Instructor and "a such he is bound to
present things as they are. He must show the
impartiality Of the judge rather than the parti-
san ingenuity Of the lawyer. A picture Of the
subject presented should be real likeness, and
not earicature. The speaker bad 90 great an
admiration for wha. is grand, gorgeous and bril-.
liant in the French character, that he magui-
he'd its excelencies, and kept out of view its
faults The French people. as a nation, have
some gross views, and spirit so ferocious and
ungovernable, that with all their revolutions,
they never have obtained ten years of ratona
liberty, ike that of England or the United States
Why Because they have no personal self-gov
ernment; and they rush into the arms of the
most absolute despotism to secure themselves
from destruction by each other.
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AUDITOR GENERALS RKroRr.-We have be-
fore US copy Of this report for the year 1853.
In many respects it necessarily trsvsrses the
same ground with the Treasures Report, which
we have already noticed. The balance in the
Treasury, Dec. l, 1852, was 5000, 2O7 ~, and
the balance Dec. l, 1858, was $s5S, 6Os e5.
The receipts into the Educational Funds exceed.
ed those of the previous year by more than 100
per cent.
The receipts for tolls into the Saul. Ste. Marie
Canal Fund have increased, being $l9, 955, over
and above the current expenses.
The amount of State tax for 1868 was
$4,000 10.
There Is also a table showing the, amount of
Copper produced and reported BY 2s Mining
Companies. The amounts very from two to 1883
tons each The whole amOaut of Copper pro-
ducsd asst year little exceeds 5000 tons.
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PRoF. BRADIsH is busily engaged on
portraits Of several ofou citizens, among which
We notice very striking picture Of our fellow
citizen, James Turner. This portrait, which is
admirable in finish and cOloring, is especially adj
nired By all who SEQ it. and is pronounced every
way a success.
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INTERNAL REVENUE TAx.-After Fri
day, the 29th instant, ten per cent will be added
TO all Taxes on the Annual List which remain
unpaid. These Taxes are for the year 1868.
and this notice does no. apply to persons whose
Licenses are already paid for until May ], 1864
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In your paper Of last week, notice an article
cautiOning the tax payers Of this city not to pay
taxes 70 Mr.. VanAiken, the Treasurer appointed
by the Common Council l have information
that will warrant ME to say that Sheriff Moody
does not claim any right to collect the taxes in
this city, granting that the Common Council has
full power to appoint Treasurer; aud if any
person will examine sections "a and 10 Of
amended charter, they will be satisfied that Mr..
Van Aiken is the proper person to collect the
tax. Yours traly,
d. c. WILEY, City Attorney.
lansing. January 81. 1868.
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PoLENoRAMA.-HOsler. Vaughan &
Co.'S Grand Polemorama Of the Rebellion is to be
exhibited on Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings
at Hinman 4 IngersolIs Hall.
This is one Of the largest and most complete
works Of art ever exhibited in this city, and will
amply repay the time spent and money paid,
for seeing it.
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Wednesday Morning, Jan. 81, 1864.
NOTICE mo- our SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which our subscribers will dad attached
10 their names their papers indicate The SrsBsH u
the paper % which their subscription Ia paid D. the
'saumbsT" Is meant the WHOLE NUMBER which
nay be found IN the heading Of the paper, which Il
oaaEset weekly being increased each week my two
numbers constituting year By referring 70 this nun
Der in the healing Of the paper and comparing i with
the number attached 10 The name direction the
paper orr sabcribsrs rsadyses how their account
stand on our books
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DONATION VIsITLThere will be q do
nation visist at the residence Of the Rev.
VIM. Tiley, Pastor Of the First Baptist Church,
on Friday evening, January 2sth, 1864. AL
are invited to attend.
By order Of Committee.
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E The Great $500, 600, 900 $40 loan is a,
last all taken, and tl5,OoO,OOo is ordered
oy purchasers. This will be issued, but no
no more. The stock is reported firm at one per
cent premium. This is one of the greatest cue.
cesses Of the war.
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"a Mayor Gunther, of New York, SAYS in
his message that Central Park has cos. the CITY.
up to Jan. l, 1894, s7,s72i25, but it has in.
creased the taxable valuation Of three wards nd.
joining, 81, 100000 from 1855 to 1862.
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NOTICE.

L. s. FIJG SHIP s. SAN JAc1Sro.")
Key West ia. 20 Dec, 1858
Under date Of 18th October notified my creditors.
through the columns 0f the Rep5lic1n that desired
statement Of account between us.
Thus far, f0o only have responded. Now have a
very lively imagination but can't convince myself
that those two all owe. Every nan, woman and
child IN lansing if they have ears to hear" knows
better than that
Gentlemen will yoI please Be prompt I am anxious
% know how feels wAen u debt II my case Il
will be decidedly novel sensatlonI long 10 enjoy il
Truly, &C, Asa [. WINTER.
455U2 PaymssIer
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CHANCERY SALE. - In pursuance
~ and by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
the county Of Ingham, IN Chancery made on the 18th
day II November 1858 II a case therein pending in
which Charles J. Fox is complainant and Charles II
II sTafeR 4 s fonb cf6k in The afternoon the lands
and property described in said decree wit lot No
H. Of block No l3S IN the city OF Lansing and state Of
Michigan, and Primary School Land Certificate for said
lot numbered PCS L, and lot No. ? Of block No 13S in
said city OF lansing, and Primary School Land Certa
cate for said lot No. ?, numbered 255 t.
Dated January 18th, 1864.
HORATIO PRATT
Circuit Court Commissioner FOR In. ham Co Mich
LoNGYkAR & BURrCH, SoL'rs for ComI,t 4hars
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1t is a Rare Chance!
WHAT'S A RABE CHANCE 2
TO GET YOUR FRUIT TREES
FOREST NURSERY,
lansing, Mich.
EOIICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that the
= ' Trustees Of the Church Of the United Brethren
ia Christ Of the city Of Lansing, Michigan will make
application the Circuit Court for the county OF Ing
ham al the next term thereof being p Tuesday Feb
ruGry, A d. 1864, for order allowing them sell the
real estate OF said corporation situate IN city Of Ian
sing Aforesaid known lot No SIX (6l block No one
hundred and twenty seven and that said arising
therefr0m be applied - the pay ment Of certain linden
ture VI mortgage against rat property given by the
Trustees Of said corporation 10 Aarcn Bower the
fourth day q January A. d. 1862, - secure pay
o. four hundred and Nifty dollars and thirty cents
and the residue the payment Of any other In
tebtecIess against said corporation sw453
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TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-The Lansing Tenn
pie Of Honor, No. 80, meets on Friday eve
nings, at IL o'clock.
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CAUTION I.
NUANCERY SALE In nnrsnan1

~ and by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
the county Of Ingham, IN Chancery, made the llLh
day Of November, lat5, IN a case therein pending
wherein Horace Perrin is complainant, and Henry
DOrmer William Horton Erastus J. Horton and Jacob
F. Hawkes. defendants shall sell at public auction
the highest bidder az the front door Of the Court
House IN the village u Mason, in said county, on the
th day Of March, 1861 az O'Clock the afternoon
the lands and premises described IN said decree TO wit
All that certain piece parcel q land the county Of
Ingham and state Of Michigan known and described Gs
the north quarter u section eleven township
three north Of range two east containing hundred
and sixty OF land according the United state
survey.
Dated January 18th, 1864.
H0RATIO PRATT,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Ing Co, sIch.
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TIE GRmAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY.
Just published, IN Sealed Envelope Price SIX Cent.
LECTURE ON THE NATTrpE

- ~ -V1-O- III VI0I77- TFlco 81 Iclts-
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE.
Il Treatment and Radical Cure Of seminal Weakness,
or Spermatorrhoa. induced BY SefAbuse. Involuntary
Emissions, lmpotency Nervous Debility, and Inped
ments 10 Marriage generally Consumption Fpiieusv
and hts Mental and Physical Incapacitv kc-By ROT
= - ~ hIW ELL. ". d, Author Of the Green Book &c
Inc ~oric-renowned author, in this admirable Lee
'ure ceAfy proves from his experience that the
awful consequences Of Sefabuse nav be effctuav re-
uoVeu without medicine, and without dangerous surEi
cal operations oougies Instruments rings or cordaes
pointing GUY ihode Of cure at certain and eec-
ual. by which every sufferer no matter What his con
dltion may be, may cure himself cheaply privately
and radically This lecture VIII prove a boon TO thou
sands and thousands.
sent under seal IN plain envelope TO anv address
en- the receipt OF six cents postage st.mrs b
saare seing CHAS J. C KLINE.
sSSyl ~ bo~eryi New YORK, Post once Box, lSss
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% Wesre indebted to Hon. J. NJ. HOWARD
Tor various papers and documents.
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CHANCERY SALE. = In pursuance

CHANCERY SALE. - In pursuance
and by virtue Of decree Of the Cir,uit Court for
the county Of lngham in Chancery made on the Ilth
day OF November ls6S, IN therein pending
wherein Horace J. Perrlne IS complainant, and William
n Horton, Erastus Horton and Jacob f Hawkes. are
defendants, shall sell at public auction 70 the highest
bidder, at the Court House the village Of Mason in
sad county, on the tn day Of March, 1864, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon the lands and premises escrb
ell IN said decree 20 Wit All that certain piece or par
eel Of land IN the county Of Ingham and State Of Mich
gan known and described the north east quarter Of
section eleven 10 township three north OF range two
east containing one hundred and sixty acres Of land
according to the United States survey
Dated January 18th 1864.
HORAT1O PRATT.
Circuit Court Commissioner for Ingham Co. Mich
LoSGYkAR X BCErCH, SOl'rs FOR Compt 45sH6