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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
VALUABLE PROPETY
FOR SALE.

9nlr7. TIL, subscriber will svll on the most
r}G,Sss accommodating terms ihe Plantation
sy%S now cultivated by him n Hampstead
~, 3, county Arh, containing upwards OF
thidccn hundred acres, three hundred aud iily Of
which is in a high state Of cultivation There nrc
Oh the promises good stables, corn.cribs, negro
houses, a comfortable dwelling housr. kitchen
smoke house, fine gin house und press aud other
necessary buildings, all Of which nfo new aud ~
iinc order The tlAgi Of laud Is finely wairrrd
By wells and springs, aud rs woil adapted To the
culture Of cotton and small grain. This place %
regarded ~ ouc Of the most healthy aud desirable
locations In the southern pAh Of Arkansas.
Also that tract of land situated in Pike county
Ark, at the crossing Of the larilr Missouri river
on the Military road leading from Little Rock TO
Washington, containing upwards Of four hundred
ncrcs. There arc upwards Of one hundred and
tiity acres Of this tract improved There i o
largo two Story dwelling house on tbs tract,
tan.yaId, fine apple aud peach orchard iine spring
water, and ferry across the latte Missouri
river which yields handsome profit annually
This place s considered one Of the best locations
for public house and stock farm in the State
will also SELL my present residence adjoining
the town Of Washington. This place IS hand
somciy improved, aud * situated upon tract OF
land containing thirty acres. There ls on this
place a large and commodous dwelling house,
kitchen, negro houses, con-crb, stable. carriage
house and other necessary buildings which makes
It one of the most comfortable aud convenient
places for a family rcsiIrucc in the vicinity Of
Washington, There Is also 80 acres Of excellent
wood land near this place which will be sold with
il Ii desired. Also the house and lots in the town
Of Washington lately owned aud occupied by the
Hon. Daniel r Whtcr and at present used and
occupied by me as law Office The whole Of
the above property will be disposed Of on the most
reasonable terms for cash o. exchanged for Young
negroes
GRANDSON D. ROYSTON
Washington, Ark, May ~, lsi7-2G-lm,
1.-THE Banner and Democrat VIII p'en4e cory
one month g. u K
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
EnbnleI.s II1,mLrlI.

PY'EN ortwrlyc able hadird lahortn, to work in
1 Il brick yard aud about the erection Of The
Washington Male and frmar seminary, la tie
town Of Washington, Hampstead county, AfI
Wages Sl2 lyr every 20 days work and boarded
T.. D. ROBINS.
Washington, May ~, lsli-25-Iw
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
Dissolution or Partnership.

fNllE partnership heretofore existing between
] Tho undersigned ia the practice Of law, was
on tbs day Dissolved BY mutual consent
GRANDSON u ROYSTON,
JOHN " COOKE
Washington, Ark., June q. lsis.2s.lm
ll-DrmucFli and Gazette will please copy one
month
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
Wv oaLE.N. eL..-LlI Ie.IIoN.
.Ialn-lalL.. 1. l.si aL i.....l NJ.

ilagH=Ihc sales OF lbs week amaual "a
81 500 blHels, The market closed firm Al d )
ca
eoufE,-ti to a SrsAR=5g 70 II foak.
Msss Sit. func Sl3 Pr btI R,lslNa .An RnFE
liza l. for The lounrE q tot the latter.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
NrIrE OF lRkINNlN
II


- . - - .'shfh .aa'A'HhH'f Z
torNrt uF SutIER,
~ ~ CrruH Court 9f Sru Coasfg,
81 rIrstioH, Jnnf lsi, I u. lsl7.
Sarah NniHg, by hrr neat idcndl
Elijah Toll IT, Complainant Petition for
rG Dirofrc.
William W, Nu.ur, Dgfa3IaL
'INlllN day came the said petitioner by Riddy,
u her solicitor, and fled hrr petition in thu
cause, praying Il b. divorced from the bond. Of
malrmony subssiing between herself aud said
delcudaul, ani Il appearing from the affidavit Of
the petitioner that said defendant Is o nonresident
Of lh., State, il Is Ordered that publication be made
notifying the defendant of the pcudrncy Of this
suit, and unrss he be aud APPEAR by himself or
attorney m or before the lliri day Of tho next
term Of lh.s court, al a court 10 be- holden nt the
court house ia the town Of Purlcilila, Ia the
county OF SEWER iul State Of AfksnsN, on the
third Monday Of July nrNi, and answer the petit
ton ul the snil petitioner, the same Will be taken
tor confessed against him 1ul deere entered
accordingly, and that ibis order bo published ia the
Washington Telegraph lor two weeks, by two
successive weekly Insertions, The last 10 be at least
four weeks before the next term Of lhIs court
/ n. HOLMAN, Clerk
4 true copy from lhs record
Ttate. l. N HOLMAN, Clerk
20
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
New store afauiton.

(Loth, BROTHER y ca. laFs aei r..
g'i''" and at1 nov opening lai#a aud
the following - ~
French English aud lmeFIaaa rHaIz.9=l.l-4
- h1oHn and llleaeIiri shIaiass and SHaaIinf..
- ~ Va osuausfzs. -. II I.nWsII la.
hIeaohed aud brown drilling, elsslsz,I ts.s.i.
fhlehl,ary ',upgs' padding, Scotch plaIds. rrern
uArite' frneh bombazInez, aipaea lutte, 6Iaek
aud MHlcd alpaca, red, Whils. #fsan aaH V5I3,y,
hanneI.' shtinri, Kentucky aal eaII ai.asd i.sps.
- table damlsk black 4ul NhIiz lHb#a=I. bIsl,s,
lawn, book and Swizs masIias. sifIazl s5ab.#l...
and iackouris, Marlborough HiI|aHz. I'm Il. MIN
h'a'A aud colored camhfieks. In lIasu. pT.atsi
eoilau drills aud eotlouadts. a4faa aud fufn.iurs
checks black tabby velvet, printed i4aasIs, bias
drils and linsays' Georgia siHpsz IIaea md cotton
1pes' s..k, cotton aud madfasz haadkaaBiafs.
inng'd sliawl., ui.an' eaugasa RazzI4 zhsaIiars.
diaper brown holland, cotton Ifa=a. MaaslIIs.
aad grass sh,iis, ieuaaE eatIaa nd NaIsisI
binding, ssI.cIa, black AID eaIaFsa ssifaa esfl.
sape dla'ne., blue. ted aud shliz hIzaksiz. i.rk.
hs' mu'quiia netting, Gsafeia Iaaaz. aud kar.
sion plalus, Ac &c
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

Tnr CnocrAws--Thc YazoO City Democrat Of
the let inst says "About 1876 Choctaw Indians
took their departure from this place yesterday
morning on The steamer Fix, for their new home
west Of the Mississippi river
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
SADDL ERI. STATTONlPJ.
QGEENSlliRE. T{NWARE.
CLOTHING. MATS. BOOTS.
SHOES AND GROCERIES.
L. L..
9r. &c. DC.

iegeih-r with a. general ln assortment Of good.
a. hns been ailrird for sale in this market. % which
'h,y particularly invite the attention Of purchaser
Fulton, May /, ls43.aI
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
Last Call.

Ill pcrsons indebted to me, are hcFrby nui-
. y fed that their accounts and notes w be-
placed IN the hands oi an officer for coecllon 90
the 10Th July nrsi, Il payment be- not made
sooner H. 4. SAMUEL,
lnnn 90. lslr
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
sALTl SALT

EO0 SACKS SALT, just received anl lor
JlbO sale low-S2 80 per sack.
BLOCK. BR )rHERG Co
Fulton. May !, 1871
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
To Planters.

I'H L undersigned having been sppointsd
Il agents for the sale Of Me- Joseph a. t'iosbys
Cotton Cine viii keep a supply on hand ior sale.
at their Waro ilousu in Fulion, or ul. sifss and
descriptions, which they arc authorized 20 warrant
10 give cntfn sa'siirli5n TO the purchasers -
Persons iu want of Cotton Gins are respectfully
invited 10 call and eyamno them.
BLOCK, BROTHER & Go.
Fulton, June -, l.l1 9S.tC
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
SIg4nl


One half Of lhis aim, amounting to nearly fny
thousand dollars IN all, hr has received s,mi-au-
nnally; and the conditions were, that at his de-.
cease tie whole sum originally paid shall fcyrri 10
the companies. The companies are, by h,s de-
cease, relieved not only from tie annual payment
Of a large sum, but have realized great profit
The Farmers Trust have, after calculating inlcr.
csi, received twenty y.iyc thousand dollars, the
y Y ldfe aud Trust, forly.siT thousand dollar,
and other companies in proportion. The Marquis
was n man Of immense wealth liis Income vas
over million francs annually lie leaves over
sixty millions o francs In real estate; and the bulk
Of his fortune 10 grandehild only nineteen months
old. lie lived By rule, ate aud drank by weight
and measure, aud regulated all bis conduct by the
incest cSactacss lie calculated to live tll he
vas a hundred and f1y; and Il he had, he would
probably have broken the companies that had
granted the annulli,s--N Y. Y.ErPre@
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
STATE or ARKINSlS.

topNrf oF llMwrrln
n tts Hfmaisa3 Circuit CsalI, OF tH5 GI4Hezfs
siif haf!h E,ifHtfe I'm Fs6Ha44s Isf4.
4 ~ leI5.
t'eafsr { Hannah and Ann l.
Hannah, hia wife.
Campigiaa4is
a. n IN
joel ". Hannah aad Samuel PaTf.II44.
Baldwin
Ds'ra3aafs
HIS day came the aaH dauHiaiHanis b,
their solicitors, aud slsa eams he nd Joel
" Hannah, ONE OF ,sd defendants, 4aI The CON.
plaiaauis filed their bll. stating. antaHH other
things, that one Slmus Baldwin, Iate of lie county
al iltnPsirai. nls departed TIN. LIE. having {,
hts last Will and testament bsqutalheI Ia the sud
eumplinanis and the defendant samuei baldwin,
a niinof under the agr o twtuty.one yeas all
hIa lands and slaves after the payment ai eeflain
spec Tied inricirs in his will eanianad sIafa and
shafe aliAe; and that among oiIisf laHls aRuel hy
the sad Sgnur Baldwin, dee, tie ..id iszlai6r
purchased lllntly with the defendant Ibal " Han
nai asliau time before his death, divers tracts Of
land lying n The county Of Hampstead aud the sep
afae interest Of each in and 10 sad laad bains unas.
e-rianed, the slId compliments pay in Their sad
lall that plH iun OF slii lands he made h#iWeen
The said tomp.Hnluls aui the said defendants. aud
the said compaInanis having fiIaI With iHelF sail
bill an affidavit. stating that the saii defendant
Samuel Baldwin is sf5s.lzHi Of the staia of
Arkansas u is therefore oflafsl lhai uales8 the
sad defendant Samuel BildWin be aud appear on
ct hetufe the Third day Of the neat term Of ear
llempsiead circuit court, al court TO he holden
al ihe courthouse, In the town Of Washington ia
sall county, on the third Monday after lhr fourth
Monday of Jolly urkt, aud plead, answer OF demur
10 The compliments SAID bill, the same wi.l b.
iak,n lol confessed against him aud decree
entered accordingly Md II s further ordered
that plhcuilun hereof b. made IN some news.
paper publ'.hcd t this State for two weeks By
iro successive weekly Insertions, the lat whereof
10 b. at least four weeks before The thirl iiy of tho
ucal tenn Of ll, cIuH, Until which time ius cause
D. couinurd
A tnir copy iiom the record
Trs,c: :. 4. SANDERS, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

foatias RtL,rioNs o. Wall Srtrrr-Tha
death ol lhr Marquis Of Dalgrc, at the age OF
cighty three, ia Pins, has caused quite a sir n
Wal street II appears that some eight ,f ten
yeau ago the Marquis deposited n the New York
laic Insurance, thc Farmers Tnisl, aud Ohio
Trust, nearly a hundred thousand dollars each,
aud took cut an annuity during his hir, from which
he realized the following sums annually, via
From the y y, Life Insurance and Trust ) u 500
DO fafmcrs' Trust 1900
DO Ohio Imst 6bnU
DO Pennsylvania Annuity 10000
Brrifg Lie e.. 5000
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
CouNn or SrNEN.
Srr.o Circuit Court Jsapgry Tam
JlHlIg L., / y l-i1
Benjamin I. Hawkins,
PhHaig
r4 attachment
Dickson II Dyer,
IJgIyuyYUy
NrirE or lRKlNSlNl.


II Nils day clmc the plaintiff by lIHdy, h's
attorney, aud il appearing to the court that
the defendant Is a nonresident Of tho State Of
Arkansas Il s therefore ordered by the court
that be- ba aud is hereby notified Of the commence.
ment of this suit and that the nalurs Of The plain.
tbs demand IS un action ol irrspIsa IN the case
upon pfomis iJr the sum Of two hundred and
seventy dollar and forty mine cents, damages siA
hundred dollars, aud ihui slid defendants property
has been attached to satisfy the same, aud that
unless ho b. and appear by himself ot attorney on
or before the third day Of the next term Of this
court. at a court to be holden n the courthouse IN
SEWER count commencing on the third Monday in
July next plead, answer or dcmur To the plaintiff 3
said action, Judgment will be entered against him
aud bis estate sold to satisfy the same; aud It IS
further ordered BY the court that a copy Of this
order b. published in the Washington Telegraph,
a newspaper printed in this Slilc, for two weeks
scccssively, tho last insertion to be- at least four
weeks before the neat term Of this court, unlil
which time ths.cnu Is continued.
4 lrue copy from the record
Tcstc; l. \. HOLMAN, clerk
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
COEs.ERY.l.ElEP.AagaEs

III. undersigned haY.ag entered MO partner
sl'p on The ist OF Apa lslf. for iHa paf.
Pae n nl doing general Sf#faHs aa1 Z aIH.# 4..l
"','Hf''' IN The town of fulton under the naHia
ana style Of lirorG, nauIuHa : c., WaaII -.
hpretiel's inform their fatul4 and tI#a nI.I.Is sH.
ela,4 That having leased tla Tuner ii szsII5H.s
'i AlE T. j. SmIIh, ihey ata nov pfHH#Fsd h
receive goods on storage.
AUGUSTUS HI0eA.
a.. HENRY nl0gk.
Fulton, May L1sI..u
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

Washington, Ark, May -, lsi7.9d-lm.
1J'The Banner and Democrat viii please cory
one month g. u Il
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
SIZE RrcmBiitbe 2nn6tpebr ffiir,r1
.ass. s &eipii0

9SeHn mir edoeE crSdblen uclIer, ,pie biz
tapisrc prcu6rld,e Qauemehr 18 8 QciD,io
hiit scIttirint hat, ini6eu mir crit elm gBcrt.
chen eaocn i19cn:
uSSte'S eer, Gaiirr Tapclcrn Sl3 III 9iue,
lane cr9anNen it,.
Js' CONNER ees Slhrcs 1912 AGA Der
RoIl.r Siaprlecu nit 100000 Wlaun aeoen
rtn jea'lcr 9Herancer pru Guelauo. Zen
ipellte er and, unttr iciu Sod, S,pinoeu, ,pie
CT ld'rn 10 n,nuten mdtti1en Sonia .,e-
S'rnl'9en bate. Tenn carin ipur CT ,)iei-
tier; er Uerifanoa aus ecm Nunearieut,
V:cee5 flen uno 5Sleimcs arcB IN MADDEN :
Gr blrtete bic Sin itertinber
Gr fur(fete bic 8nrlfenbinber.
Sctf1brt aber Acht Dor cem Sallc her.
ycn oen 10000 Waru tparen om Cube
oes Sabres nidt gar bel mebr ta. Qcuu
on 100000 iparen in 0iuBlano eefalleu, pie
lie bnrd, Gngeln uno Sh,pertt; mebr nod,
ater Bate Der frthe, iehr itrenoc Qpintcr
nit ieiner filrhterlid,eu ySdlte eetbstet unb
iie iparen uater ccm ticfen Sd)ucc beoroteu,
aRecre ,puroen 6siii 0li1d;uge in BEN Nlu6
Verellna acifar;t; anbere perhnngertcu coer
ffarben an ibren Wunoen II. aneeren JFfanf-
beiten. Sn tte @efdnacnfehaft ter RnfIen
serietben 100, 900 !Mann, 70 eae et,pa 100,
GOO Deatn iitrig b!ieben, caruntcr 10000
Seifreiher unb 10000 prsueen, bic Gem
&ailer Der Sransclen audi batten mlnen in
cen Gries gegen EuBlanb fel9en.
.Scbermann nluete befenuen: Ias bat
Der Herr aetban. Denn WeniAsu bdtfen
bas nidlt perntcht. Ter &sijer pcn Mue-
lamb tcfaunte eas aud, Gffentlih, cap or
0ctt leine Hettung neroanfe. Gr lieb cine
Dent,ninse fdlaaen bon Silber, Die jsocr
erbielt, Der r,,itsefchten bate unb auf bieier
Denfmiin,e ftano aue Der einen Geite ein
sl,lge, oas follte al oas 9luse @cttes erin-
nern, cas 9ltles flebt, rnb auf Der ambern
Cete ias man eiuen Sprnd, anS @cttes
gDert ndmlicb pfalm lis gers |, Ger la.l-
fet: go. s.r.
,,giidt uus Serr, nid,t uns, fcnbern lei
II Nnem Tamen bic Gbre."
Napcleon aber lies lid, -eurd, al bas ucd,
itidt Se,niitbisen. Gs 9ing ihm ,pie jeuem
Meitercberer Ssebufabne3ar, Der flcb tema-
thigtc, r,ein, es sin9 ibm, tpie bent pbarac,
Der eiuit bic 6inoer Sfrdel 70 hart briifte.
8cu tem bsiefes in bfr ed,rift gben ba-
rum babe id, bid, ertpedt, bag id, al, Dir
meife Meaht er,eiSe. auf baB mein Same
perfanbiat weroe lit allen earben. 0aom. 8,
II. .un6 10 fame. Napoleon sin9 nadb pa-
RIG, besamberte bic leidtsldubi9eu Tra,iscs
isatuncb bic fcl8ten spieoer spillis ieineu trh-
9erlihen mofteH tno Saten i'm @ut unS
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
0eDtna u nae en.

Der Oslo 9taats Srte crf@.int rsseImasis jeesn
atntwo@. Osr @utferirtirns,preis 1T 81 so un.
Seeinste 0orausbciabuns in Saar9elb, pier 50,
psun Die 3ablunS inncrsalt Der srlten J5atte cts
Sabres se(Aiebt. Spater 3abIemce baten $3.50 lu
tntribten. &ctn ltnttrhrsibtr nirr fir encn FIR.
,trn 3eitraun ais Olcnat. onseno,ninen; autb
iaan bic 3situns nur bann auf5e9etsn mtrrsn, ,renn
ale SaHtttinre attc,abt lino Sine 9ernablaff.
suns ric 3eituns prr Dem Gnre ees 'hrs aufyutin.
Ssen ,pirc als cae Gtnetruns Der @ubftripticm Re.
trahtst. Dlitbsilun3en unc 8,isfs finn pcttrei sr.
beten. GT OIc(t Sseinsansen wetren panttlid he.
stadtet ntreen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
SSinterffeS,


Des mafrts grimes Xleir fi,l If,
TIM fit narr Selc unr Stur,
Der Nin:er leSt ins talte Grab
Die ifertnee Natur.
Ties nabns jtbtn al re @ruft!
Senn tcntr trtis bic Stit,
2eann i'm Ger Zoo RON binnen ruff
aus 3tt in Gmistsit.
60 lan1 Ct bi:r elm ptlssr III.
Seitcl' ibn 0Drittt Urilt
Oenn rer nur 1T sin ,pabrer GDrlfs,
Der Is enrb sitb tspsi,'t.
8sfibtrrG ma III feblas' jtres Ger1
Tti ttines Srutcrs J1ctb,
OaE IS init fuDlc ftintn 3eblner;
ltns t9cir mt ibm Itin 8rctt!
Str Arre, or fih GtmIicb barmt,
Sic g mo hes 9aeihsn &ruf,
Ger germ iDn tatt,Yt unh trwdrmt,
ltnp sitt lit init {utt
Gtnn tltitsn rIr rte l:er;tn wsrm.
GO ftt rtr QGinter talt
Gr stDt pcrittr rEne .earm,
Sn ieinrr Gil9eltalt!
eelu'ntl'e. 9. q. Srhannier
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
(Jdabresea,,eg 4.
[Ginsefantt.]
Stub 1lnb eSriebe.

o0lein Sreunp unp Srueer iasett Du:
Die btbrt .0mmc'ssate,
Sts fi6tn Sriteens tanftt Nub'
Qirbn' nur i'm ttiIen 8rate 3
Sa litseu nntre .6uEen tlrB,
9srm $arm Der QEett ettthiettn;
1Erbl mandsr fhIatt i'm Grotcs @6rre,
ltnr batnidt STUB uno Srisrsn.
Tit Tubt urb rer Srieee tino
an teinen Grt Setunren,
Slrt ne,nals Dot ein Olenlhtntinb
Qie aubtr Ilt sefuneen.
Gs bat flt nur rtr tpaDre GDrin,
Ser ouf rem .6c;t ttsn trauet.
Sts Ser, ein 1eapsl grttes 1T,
1uf 8louttns9rnnc erbauet.
o. ltnslitt unr res 1eufe(s Yru.
93rn jerer Irt bm pIascn,
Gr miro ets Sritcens J>inntlssut
Ord 'tets i'm -Gsr,tn trastn;
CO tleitet ibm in alIer JlrtD,
1ptes iDnl Der Jc,err tetbiseen,
ltne tnriid, fIlDrt itn Srtune, rer 1et,
SDn Gin t,ln gen Sritren.
sclumbus. .. q. Schannfeu
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
IS e E ann ( N a cb II n tfen.

Gtne Setanntmaeaun9 rrn etrtm 1ttrt6, cse
mcnistr, tritct ltIr einualtec Gintiduns so Gents
fur mdl ST.. nnr fur ere fernerr Giurituns ttfTc.
len Strre6s 25 0cnts.-Gin 2itre6 Dlrnate e,n.
iurAdrn srftet S 3, ool, nate S, Sobr g. Cine
palte Sraltc Monatc en,uruotcn 8, atcnate
Is, Sabr s25.-Ginc sanje @raltc fir Olon1.
tc trtfet 5 II, 6 DtrnateS 8 30 unp Sabr 80.
@e(4 dftstarte ptn4 orer tpenissr Gel.
len siaiuti6sn tplten per 50br So, fir D!rnats
So
Gratar eetr ut, in eeutiter unb eng"
fStr rraec, ,rirn in Ger f7ee ces ,,Gbip@taatSs
Grttu" fhncl!, faittr unn crrrett tcrrst.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-24
UUU UItIJ CI % Uo
g fcn1n,t Elm Drall{t,uB.

Da tpurbe bas Satai(lcn rpieber muthig unb
entIhlol1en, benn bas aetorte gersd,en erin-
nerte Te an Ger Gtlaht bel Dennepit, in
cem Elm Gammerac einen fcsenanntenpraa-
ft,us vc[Ite erhalten haze i,nb lie9en &C.
bliete,, mar. st FAM err sah tsr Sdtudt
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
In Chancery.

Mary A. Smith petitioner, VS.. John Smith, de-
lendant.
District Court Of Grant county, Wisconsin Ter
ntory-In ehaaeefy.
EpUBLIC notice is hereby gven 20 Tho said
defendant John Smith, that the petition for
a divorce from the binds Of matfimopy Of the said
complainant Mary A. Smith was filed IN tho
Clerks Office Of the District Court If said county
on the 2Gth dav Of May, 15l7 together with the
following order Of the Hon. Charles Dunn, Judge
Of tho Isl Judicial District 81 said Territory. SIT
ia ordered that notice Of the filing and hearing of
the foregoing petition Of Mary A. Smith be given
10 said John Smith defendant, by publication Of
notice in the Wisconsin Herald, printed in Grant
county, w r., for four weeks sOecessiyely-ths
last publication 20 be prior the fret day ofJuly
next, and that the petitioner will proceed 10 take
dispositions 10 support Of her Sid petition, on tire
second Saturday Of July next, az the Office Of J.
w. Banding. Justice OF the Peace, OF Grant CO.,
In Lancaster IL said county; aud that FINAL
hearing Of said petition will be bad on the ID
day Of the next term Of said court, 10 be holden
al Lancaster on the 4th Monday Of September
next, At which time Of taking said dispositions and
Of tho 6hsl hearing of said petition, said defend
ant John Smith, may appear it he see cause.
A true copy, attest,
l.. O. SHRADER,
Clerk District Court, G.. G., w. i.
J. Allen Barber, solicitor ior petitioner
MAY %. Is47. l2-4t.
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Administrators Sale.

UNY virtue of authority in me vested oy the
I'D Judge of Probate in and for the county OF
Iowa and Territory of Wisconsin, as Administra-
tor of the estate of James Waddel, jr., deceased,
will expose to public sale at the village OF Dali
las. in the county of Iowa aforesaid, to the high
es, and best bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
ii lie, claim interest and demand of The said Jas
Waddel, IT,, deceased, OF, in and TO the following
described tracts, pieces or parcels OF lands, STU
ate in the county and Territory aforesaid, and
described as follows to-wit-the west halt oil sec
iion "a, township 5, north OF range cast; east
half OF northeast quarter of section 81, township
north of range east: east hall of northwest quar-
ter of section II, township 4, NORTH Of range |
east; west half of southeast quarter Of section =.
township a, north of range | east; east hall OF
southwest quarter of section 2, township d, north
of range | east northwest quarter of southwest
quarter of section 2, township 4. north OF range
east: all Of the aboye lands, the interest in
said lands belonging to said ames Waddel, jr.,
deceased, at and previous TO his decease will be
sold at Dallas aforesaid, on the I'd day of August,
lS47. Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
GEORGE NJ. MITCHELL,
Administrator of said estate.
July 10, lS47. 1885,.
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AN IMPORTANT CURE NJ DR.. JAYNE'S
Alternative.

VIZ E have been informed by Mrs Mahan, "a
w granddaughter of old Gen. Wayne) that
shs suffered for number of years from the
growth of large Gotrous Tumor, which besides
great deformity, produced both difficulty of de-
gutition, and of breathing. Indeed, she says,
the pressure upon the wnd-pipe was so great, as
to prevent her from sleeping in recumbent posi-
ton, aud often sulfocation appeared inevitable.
She also labored under severe indispostiOn from
Liver Complaint aud Jaundice, with horrible
train of nervous affections, for which she used DIR.
Jayne's Alternative, which she took regularly for
six or seven weeks, with occasional doses of his
Sanaiive Pills, and her general health was there
By completely re-estabshed, and now perceiving
some dimunition in the size of the Goitrous Tu-
moIr, she encouraged to persevere in the use
Of the Alternative, until every vestige of the pain
iul rumor was entirely removed.
We cannot speak toe highly of this important
preparation OF DIR. Jayne, and for the sake of suf-
iering humanity, hope that il may become more
generally known Public Ledger,
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Pastor Of the Bapiis. Church a, Lan.bsryin', n.
NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.
From the Somervjlle. n. ]. Wing

Sometime since called upon Mr.. P. Mason, OF
SomsrsIlle, for DR.. Jayne's celebrated Hair Ton-
ie, IN restore my lair, which then falling out
daily. / procured one bottle, and applied its
contents according to the directions. When the
bottle was exhauxted, | discovered to my great
surprise snd satisfaction, that the Young Hair was
s'aIuag handsomely: Il therefore purchased anOth-
sT, aid 50 on till had used three bottles, and
now as compensation, my hair is as thick as
ever.
Ana what Is more surprising, my badness was
not oceasioned by sickness, in which case there is
greater hope Of rsstDratoa-buf was hereditary.
JAS. o. RODGERS,
Methodist Minister, Mount Hofeh. som. co. N. J
Prepared only BY DR.. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia,
aAd sod on agency BY
ames VI. Otis, Lancaster; Brownell & Car
81, :, Dodgsville; lisihes Hollu5s, Potosi ID.
u. tsifchild. Mineral Point; Cstlin Cole. Bee
'fa. Is.