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G4nAg rnnoUafs Lane no THE wEsr



Ohio railroad from Baltimore TO yhseing, and
splendid ht
line The Ohio, andthe stages to Eanesutue, &c.
expeditions line thoroughly completed, by the
Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
ORDER travellers confidently
superior advantages and low fares. The
The and attractive character
mail leaves Baltimore daily p.
directly through Wheeling 1850 nles in s 10 houi
GLIDING stoppages, p
leaving Baltimore Tor lodging
morning.
To trains Washington
daily meeting Baltimore the Wash
ngon Junction. the Relay House. rae miles from
Baltimore
Al wheeling the unvalled Union line,
which been completed this form daily
Louisville where the Nashville,
New Orleans packets, be taken by those
ing further
Passengers for Columbus Tor prefer
cnna paris Ohio West also
Wheeling the Ohio Company's excellent cuachcs
the best the National road to Iane've and thence
by railroad
Passengers Welsvilc by
will find agreeable route there beng
regular and speedy connection at Wheeling 10 and from lose
places
ny- Baggage through Washington Wheeling
charg, transfer OF passengers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket wh the right 10 lie anywhere the
Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets TO had of Parsons agent, station
WIN. PARKER,
II-du General Superintendent
r. ANTHONY, No. 30s broadway, Few York, mani
Ia maiIngs
cases. importer piaies, fancy aud
caope chemc!s for pictures, and
rails Of description.
Case supplied turing
O. C. Hasons celebrated caneas also Voigiian'er Shows
always hand.
300 Broadway, June u, 1884.
Goodyear
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posr orrior DEPARTMENT.,
July H. 1854.
day of November 1854 the Both day June, 1885,
lowing the State of Alabama
, e Ios' Ces parunen', IN .he cry OF washington
until O'Clock of 18th September 1884, be decided by 10Th
September following:
77i From Ganesown SugRsvile Grove m Chocaw Corner
Hill, Demopols and Macon to Greensboro 100 miles
back, three times week in two-hope stages
Leave Gainestown Sunday Wednesday Friday
Arrive at Greensboro in 36 houn by pm;
Leave Greensboro Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
Proposals for service In horse coaches will be considered
For form Of proposals. and certificate
such department may proper
advertisement inviting for mail
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General
jury 25-iawaw Intel and Ev. sar]
COUNTRY RESIDENCE RENT have for rent several
on Kendall Green" aliuc than mile noheasery
the Capitol.
spacious convenient cellar wood.
she'd and stable for each and excellent hand
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion of the city,
and in fun view OF the Capitol
The approach shy streets Delaware
An omnibus line fare, permanently
on the route and twice day between Kendall Green and the
Presidents square, leaving and p Returning
O'Clock. - = - = -
Rcnt-,wo hundred dollars year.
by applying TO VIM suckney who lives Cottage
sell !" my residence, nsaf the premises -
July 23-sodu
CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and nrornn. w. BAKER 4 CO.'S
premiums been awarded by The
and fairs Of the Unon for by principal in
Hussey Murray, New York Twells Philadelphia
Thomas Hrundlge Baltimore; Kenns, Dudley, Cincinnati
oS'oi 'nds H. Howell se'''''o~Tt h q z; ..upp
1S-diy Dorchester, Macs.
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Law school Cun.Desiand University. Lebanon,


law school Cun,Derinnd University. Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Caruih7rs late one OF t'' eteun
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Green, ofhe supreme
o Tennessee.
Hon. BromGed L. ridley, the
dew their whos exclusively
the school.
finsuctionl. Daily examinations OF ciBs
text lectures,
daily n the progress OF the examinations,
q. Weekly
Of facts Ny
prosecute through all the processes
framed require prepare
records all documents 10
the trials some OF uktu by appeal
tupre,ne which Is held monthly The
public the end NJ every session Tue students act clerks chez
Jurors judges, and caucelo aud liz uer Official
tacies connected with their suits,
ember and Thursday February. The
succeeding Monday 20 February ond ends second
Thursday in July.
Errenses per fee $50, contingent
81 boarding $50 Students furnish their books
which be had the Lebanon bookstores.
complete COURSE uuesg
required
mission. regular classes. Students may
any time during the collegiate year.
/. n legislature connected with the school.
students the last collegiate year cightyeiN.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb il--eoly President Board of Trustees
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1865.
NAVY DEpAHrNKSr.

Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Aug 2ilh ls5l
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for asd sp
- posals for Pork the De, will be received ~
office until Ia O'Clock Saturday, The s0h day sepls
next, or furnishing delivering, Of ali risk N NJ
Unled States, az the following navy yards
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Polytechnic College of the state of Pennsyivanin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia
Goss e p ia ooas
education o intended for
ENGINEERING MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The ne xt session Monday, Sep
tember III 1854.
FACULTY
Mathematics civil engineering Professor selim H. Peabody
Ms'aiiu,sy and industrial analytical and agricultural chemistry
Mining engineering, geology mneraogy, Prof W. H. d.
Mechanical philosophy principles Of machinery, Pro
Terms for each department per SESSION. SIS.
Mechanical architectural and typographical drawing Prof John
French and Spanish Prof v. DE Amarillo
German, Prof B. IL. Entup
under ne charge q BoaehsI A.
enter and be rapidly prepared for The College courses
addressing b.
technc College, Philadelphia ,u,,,,,,, ,,,,,,
President of Board Of Trustees.
, .ss sM nsvsssss; r sss.fs'y'
asnider'sr Wines Philadelphia.
vine store Of Jacob sndeI, jr
and liquors on the most accommodating terms
JACOB sNInER Js aeen, for The importation Of foreign vines
for the special Of Wines Sc various houses s IL En-
his John Vaughan nder the patronage of his friends and
All delivered Washington city Adas's Erpress,
SaIamander Safes.
EVANS s. WATSON, o6 South street, lpha
Il No 80 Dock srret have hand large assert
ment OF their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRooF SAFES
vaults and doors for bank and storcs
PATENT S1.ATE-LINED REFRIGERATORS,
filters copying Fairbanks platform
scales
agency Buterwors Bettey's, Yales jones' Halls
powder proof bank locks. Please call
Reference made of the hundreds who have
|
Magruder, street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, d. c.
Farmers and Meshanics Bank, Phladelphiaa safes.
Uni Mint,
United States Arsenal, in California in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsy Railroad Company, philadelphia safes.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Richard, Norris Son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia.
Mr. f. Wood Fogg Pennsylvania between 9Th 9th
Washington, Co. authorized receive orders for and
| make sales Of the above.
| May 6-2awly EVANS WATSON.
| A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Rebuilt elegantly
ae improvements and accommoda
ion OF the travelling public.
dee a div
| EHENCH and English boarding and day school
ladies' by M
Washington,
resumed Monday 18th OF September when the pupils
their For &C. circulars
be had ut all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug iO-eodtle 9Th Sept (Starl
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington. d. C.-The thir
yfourth year of Columbian College begin
Wednesday september end
dies for the degree Of bachelor Of
bachelor philosophy The
about hundred dollars For further
address The President of Columbian College, Washington
| Aug d-eod3w.
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Female Institute, south CAROLINA avenue, brtSyee n
etn IN east

Fsmai. Institute, south Carolina avenue between
6ta and 5th streets east, Washington,
1HE Of the institution will
the iih September counne TIL the last OF June
all u branches
nshed education aud to Ills, competent
each department The location
Ncholson former residence being IN
quiet city, noise or int
accessible all advantages The buildings
large eommodious the grounds Beautifully improved ane
exercise.
Terms tuition in English $500 payable ha Ia ad
vance February Music, French dfawing
Latin Day scholars quarter Of eleven weeks hom
80 10 $40, according TO the class.
Circulars containing particulars viii b. upon application
GEORGE G. BUTLER A NJ, Principal.
REFERENCES.
Rev William Hodges Rev NJ. Builder D. D., Joseph A. Brad
ley, esq, Professor n NJ. Baird, Washington
Rev. ~ Clarke GeorretownN
Rev. James May, II. D., Rev. William Fuend Virginia
Res Alexander shiraH, Pelham, New York.
Rev G. d.. Miles, Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania.
And the patrons Of the school generally
Aug S-dlm
I UMRERThe subscribers, having Established themselves
Old oil Bird,
streets prepared furnish
BILE terms. They solicit share Of public patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT co.
Juno l6-eon
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for remit have for rent
" ral new houses with attached EACH r
aed on "keudan Gfeen,n tiie mile norheaey
from the Capitol.
These houses spacious and cellar wood
she'd and stable for EACH and pumps hand
The situation beautiful, overlooking OF The ep
aud in fun view r. The Capitol.
The approach is 7ih Streets avenue and
An omnibus line for ussai fare, has been permanently established
on The route and twice Kendall Green and @
fresidenfs square, leaving at Z, and q p. Renrp
leaFe Centre Market where makes brief q and
O'Clock
Rent-wo hundred dollars a
The houses taken for Inspection seen
by Gppyng WIN. sekney, myself
at my residence The premises
July p-du KENDALL.
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statement AAhtxs or the Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company Of New York,
No. III Broa&ay, for the Year ending 3 Jan.ary, 1854
Net hand January 3st, 1858, balance - -
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THE DAILY UNION
Proposals for Indian Goods.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Once Indian Affairs, September IA, 1904.


EALED PROPOSALS., endorsed proposals Goods
y will received the Office OF Indian
10 O'Clock, We eday the lth OF October
furnishing goods FOR indiana as follows
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Proposal for Wood and Coal.

oTFioE OF THK SECRETARY SENATE u 8
August ", lss,
CEALED PROPOSALS I cs vea al thsS ns,re until W
~ O'Clock, NJ Monday, - for furnishing and
ivering vaults of the Capital before the sixteenth Gay
of hundred OF best COAL properly
broken and screened the furnaces Also for hundred
and cords Of hest hickory wood TO be measured at ne
of the the Capitol yard sawed and properly
whole surc; the inspection and ~
prevail of the Secretary II the Senate
Isthu performance uf the for lrns
the above articles satisfaction OF the Secretary OF c seua
will be required.
endorsed Proposals for Coal,
nd directed The Secretary Of the Senate, Washington
Aug lJ-lsw3w
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until 10 O'clock m ssday lh day OF October next
o furnishing goods for Indians, follows
CLASS No. !.
Maekinae Blankets DRY Gooda
1880 pairs 3pon white Maeknae blankets 10 measure 60
inches and weigh pounds.
1850 pairs ~ do 81 pounds
LIZ AZ by 81 pounds
goo pairs IN point dos TO 6 by so, weigh AZ
pounds
900 pairs point do TO 30 by 49, and weigh Ok pounds
$50 pairs point scarlet dos TO 90 by a. and weigh
pounds
800 pairs ~ point so 81 by Co. pounds
100 81 point do by "a weigh 10
pounds.
$50 pairs 3poin go weigh pounds
100 ~ point do 81 by &C. pounds
100 81 point Gentnea blue Go by a. and
weigh 10 pounds.
400 pairs point do 60 by ~ weigh pounds
800 pairs point do 81 by S. and weigh pounds
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NEW York. May I'D. Is53The undersigned has this day
~ opened once No AZ William
tor the transaction of general brokerage business.
Bank insurance. mining railroad,
securities bought and sold.
Promissoy bills lOaDs
Nav ia--dp EMANUEL h. HART.
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RENSSELAER, POLh TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
RESIGNED for comprehensive thorough education ar
" cblec's aud civil including railway
graphical, aud mining engineers.
For of Annual Register giving
ing the INSTITUTE apply to
b. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director SC, X, r. H.
Aug i5--d2m Troy, N, Y.
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ERENCH and English boarding and day school
young ladies' by NJ Tyson Sisters street,
18th and l3h Washington u c. The duties of this institution will
resumed Monday, 18th September when the pupils
punctual terms,
be had ut all the principal bookstores in the city,
i0-eodt 9Th fStar1
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, ID. C.-The thir-
" fourth of Columbian College will begin
"Wednesday September
June Students have the choice Of pursuing
bachelor scientific
bachelor Of philosophy necessary college
about hundred dollars For further
address "The President Of Columbian College, Washington
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Cuba-IIInstreted.
HISTORY OF CUBA, OF a in Tropcs
III being political historical and statistical island
from It's first discovery the time
Price in So cents in cloth, IS For sale
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Asg9 BOOKSELLERS, ear 9Th street.
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Fre-:ch Books.
ROsSUET-Oraisons Funelres l VOL, l2mo.
~ Madame de Staei-Cohsderations
Descartes-CEuvres, vol
Garnisr-Eeonomie Poliuque; vol.
Corneiie--Theaire vols.
Conversations Modernes Francois n Anaiais.
Also large OF pamphlet form
Just received by FRANt;K TAYLOR
Aug
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HUME INSTRUCTION. Mrs WM. a FORCE. o,,paipg
~ TO instruct her daughter nj home win
me adNnntafrs OF Of
proposes io receive six pupils for
approved mode Of instruction win be adopted. pains
VIII BE- taken with member with her ovn
hleehor Residence Tenth street, between and y.
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HARD TIMES new novel by Charles Dickens.
III The Metallic Wealth
pared with that of Other countries; by j. ID Whitney.
Memoirs OF Joseph John
and eorrespo dence. Edited Joseph 8ahwae
volumes. " "
Henry Nancy, '' -
sale TAyI ON MATHEWS
Rooks,ora moo, Or a,
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
and conyencnces the accommoda
on o travelling public.
n,, ., IN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

By JrEc CaEsas'

m RnssiaDs have completely evac-
rsfed Cariova, carrying guns and stores
70 VILLAS.
pkR1s. Friday.--Funds closed yester-
4sy at 6,84o 1926.
The story Of the bombardment and
,.nture of Odessa arose from the fact
,bdt Odessa boats fred into the. British
,bip Junius, sent with a flag Of truce 70
bring off the British Consul and British
residents. 1913
Paskewitch is making formidable pre-
rarations for an attack on Sillistria.
Capt. Foot was accidently drowned in
lie Baltic. He was British naval Of
fcer. .H
On the &c uh. short combat took
,laoe before Kalafat. The Russians were
m,kinp observations Of the Turkish
ines. when the Turks sailed out with
two regiments, and regulars with canon.
ARer combat of three hours duration
the Russians were obliged to retreat'with
The loss Of five hundred men.
Omar Pascha was at Shumala concen-
trsting his army.
The Russians were still fortifying
tAsnsclve at Dobascha. They had not
yet crossed the Trojan wall. The for
ces before Kalafat were withdrawn to-
wards CrajogO.
It was rumored at Vienna, that Prince
IPaskewitch had ordered the evacuation
] 5f the Lesser Wallachia. The troops
were retreating to Bucharest.
The British steamer FAIRY OF six guns,
teamed under Austrian colors within
hrae miles of the entrance of Sevasto-
pol, where she saw two merchantmen,
Two brigs, two frigates and steamer
eaying the harbor.
The Fury passed in and captured one
merchant ship and lowed her of. The
Russians gave chase, and the Fury was
o5l.ge to cut the prize adrift, bat not
until one Of the guns Of the frigate and
steamer came in range, and several shots
we're exchanged. The Fury after sew
ral hours chase, succeeded in eluding
be Russians, and carrying of the mer-
chant ships crew.
A bold and successful feat is recorded
oe ,ha Russians.
j steamship supposed 10 be Russian
despatch vessel, under British colore,
boldly steamed from Archipelago passed
DullneIlas and batteries, and succeeded
Fl cscarigg into he Black See.
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gTMTT7TgTIs 4 TORS SALE.


p Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by
virtue of a license to me directed and
granted by the Hon. County Court within and
for Iowa County, Wisconsin, on the Probate
side of said Court, under the seal of said Court,
dated the 18th day Of August, a. ID. 1851,
as Administrator Of James Bloomer, late OF
the city Of Galena, Illinois, deceased, will, on
the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1854, at the hour
of o'clock, Post Meridian of said day, IN
front Of the 'sEmpire House, in the town of
Hazel Green, in Grant County, in the state a
foresaid, offer for sale and sell at Pubic Ven
due to the highest and best bidder for cash in
hand. al Of the right, title and interest which
fhe said deceased had at t'le time Of his death
or which his estate has since acquired in and
to the following described Real Estate, to wit /:
Lot number two (2) in Block number two (2)
in said town of Hazel Green, Grant County,
Wisconsin, together with the Improvements
and appurtenaRces unto the said lot belonging.
Dated Mineral Point, April 25th, 1884
3t441 ISAAC j.. 1IESSGiO ORE,
administrator Of James Boomer, decd.
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tNe'csIoH OF ALL OTHER REMEDIES. We
'id call attention to sloau's column of new
refreshments. These medicines have been
.'r'slvely used, and the good effect is borne
e.'i',oaY to by thousands who have been ben
Tilted by their use. The medicines are very
'pa ar in this section, ana are comm G into
'e, &c the exclusion of all other remedies of
.t kind, s.oan cannot but succeed, for he
'ays the printer literally and promptly
"auhesha Democrat, Wis.
See S!oan's advertisement in another column.
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-..rigas % the Atlantic.

We learn fran the Chicago Journal,
'ba Tie Atlantic arrived in New York
~ he 18th. Flour had declinined Sd;
Wheat advanced I'd; Corn declined q.
The telegraphio report Of tile news by
de Atlantic is 10 this effect: Several
Hes had been fought in the vicinity of
Et.4'"t in which the Turks were Veto
.ioas. Si.i>tril was attaked by the Rus
vans, but they were driven off. The e.
.acal'iJn Of Waliachia is oanftned. -
fac Russians at St. Petersburg are be-
Ing taxed enormously for the support Of
he war. Great preparations are being
'rle at ST. Petersburg TO repel an at
FEEL. of the city, which ssaid to be much
"eel Prussia has forced her priYa-
ress 10 enter her har5ors. 4 private
iear2phic des patsh from Odessa states
ut the whole combined fleet had taken
s departure from thn! port. An Aus
'..a correspond cnt, under date Of April
.a, says that the Eeglish and French
Admired demanded the delivery Of the
'tsiaa vessels at Odessa. on the re-
.'s., seven three deckers and eleven
.sfe5 5ombar1cd the town on the oath.
VIE " fonoT Palace is totally destroyed !;
,.'s. .rsltcs were severity damaged ;
.t 'snolrlnent continued. The Jour
d o. 81. Pe.9rsburgh Of the 23d ult.
-la'4tas a proclamation Of the Emperor,
",l'tA he represents the war against
ta1Aol and France as one undertak n
r .s.caeo of the orthodox faith.-TGa-
.r@ Adv. { May l8th.)
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STRAY HORSE.

- SPRAYED from the subscriber in
.AA5ssE Highland, Iowa county, about the 22d
I Z. ut, one chestnut sofrel Horse, years
old, white hind feet, star in forehead, -
hands high, shod all round with new shoes,
had a rope round his neck. He is an original.
Whoever viii deliver The horse TO me, or give
information SO that he may be recovered, will
be literally rewarded.
STILLMAN lIOULTON.
Highland, Wis, May Sd, 1851. I3t45"
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SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Z
COUNTY OF GRANT,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
CouNry OF GRANT,
James c. Waddle, Plaintiff, rs. William s.
Combs, Defendant.
pY virtue of a fl. ia. Writ of Execution is
1 sued out Of the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of said county, and under the
seal of said Court, against the moneys, go DDS
and cllattels and lands of William S. Combs,
and for want of sufficient goods and chattels,
and by direction of said Plaintiffs Attorney,
have levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash IN hand at the outer door OF
the Court House in the town Of Lancaster, Grant
County, Wisconsin, on Friday the 30th day Of
June, A. ID. 1854, between the hours Of one
and two O'Clock, Pm. of said day, all the
right, title and interest which the said William
S. Combs had as heir at law of Edward P.
Combs, deceased, or otherwise, on the seventh
day Of April, A. D. 1854. or at time after
wards in and to the following described prem
ises and Real Estate, to satisfy said Execution
and costs, to wit the west half Of the north
west quarter, and southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter of section TWEEN y-nine
(29), Township number four (4), North Of
Range number three (3) West OF The Fourth
Principal Meridian, in Grant County aforesaid.
Dated SherlH3s Office, Lancaster, Wisconsin,
May the 9Th, A. D. 1854.
WIN. McGONTGAT, Sheriff
$780, Grant County, Wis
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pp00F OF WTTJ,.

County Court of Grant County, Wisconsin,
May Term, 1854. May I, Present, Ste
phen o. Paine, Judge.
n the matter Of the Estate of Edward Sprague,
deceased.
an this dag was deposited in the Office Of
Y the Judge of this Court an instrument in
writing purportlng to be the last viii and tes-
lament Of said deceased. and thereupon it is
ordered that the first Monday of June next, at
the Court House in the Town of Lancaster in
said county, be set as the time and place of
hearing the proof of said will /; when and
where all persons interested can attend. Or
dered, further, that this order be published for
three successive weeks previous to said day of
hearing in the Gran. County Herald.
STEPHEN O. PAINE,
3t45] County Judge.