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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
Sherif's Sale-Schnidt.
Grant Circuit Court,
April Term, A. D. 1858.

Joel Allen Barber Grant circuit COufI,
VS.. April Term, A. d. 1858.
on.Schmidt, and
Elizabeth, Schmidt, his Foreclosure OF Mortgage
wife
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of Judgment
IN rendered In sud court the 10th day of April, A
D. 1855 in the catse wherein Joel Allen Barber. is
Plaintiff and Anton Schmidt and Elizabeth Schmidt his
wife, are Defendants. And authority and by the
direction ofthe PITTS Attorney, will sell at Public
Vendue to the highest bidder for cash the Sd day OF
July A. D. 1858, O'Clock afternoon ofsad day, al
the outward door of the court house, in the village of
Lancaster MIGRANT County Wisconsin, all the rightttle
interest and claim which the said defendants had al the
date of mortgage referred to in said Judgment in and to
the following described premises, to wit; The easha
of the north east quarter of section two in Town 4
north Of Range four west in Grant County, Wisconsin,
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum OF
$685. the adudged to be due by said defendant.
to said Plaintiff together with interest and costs and
accruing coss.-Dated Sheriifs Office Grant County
Wisconsin, April 18th, A. D. 1858.
L. ID. LOWRY, ID. NARD, Sherif or
PIT Attorney. Graut Co., Wis.
47-6t By W. W. WARD,
Under Sheriff,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
Han Justices C0Nrl-Scluser s. Viii.
Ee1

Grant County, Town Of jamestown ss-In Jasces'Coar
FFNO SCHUYLER Sc slELLER:-Y 0 are hereb
4 notified that a writ of attachment has been issue
against you and your property attached to satisfy hed
tnapd OF Conrod Fritz, amounting to thirty dollars
costs Of suit Now unless you shall appear before Ef
c. Hugins Justice of the Peace in and for said county
at his office in the village of Fairpy in said Town.
the Esd day of June, A. D. 1885, at O'Clock in the
ernoon, Judgment will be rendered against youand you
property sold to pay the debt
CONROD FRITZ, Plaintiff
Dated this 29th Gay of May, D. 1858. 5O-Sw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
Eaa Justices C0slrt-.5OfhnstOn

Grant County, Town of Cassvie, ss.In Justices COu
rT,O LEWIS JOHNSTONE:-YOU are hereby 20.
titled that a writ of attachment has been isslei&
gtinst you, and your property attached, to satisfy The
demand OF Gotfried Prior, amounting to twenty DOa
10000.
Now unless you shall appear before William r Dewey
EIs Justice OF the Peace, in and for said county
his Office in said town Monday, the 2lst day OF lnl
A. D. 1885, at O'clock a. NJ. judgment will be render
I'd against you, and your property sold to pay the d
50-3t* GOTFRIED PRIOR,
Dated this 9th day of May, A. d 1883 Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
TIE BoNAPARTEs.- Paris correSpon-
dent Of late Loudon paper says;

QcAt Vi d 4dle LouuGA piper says.
Mr. Donaparte Tao eldest son Of Ma.
shall Prince Jerome Uy lis marriage with
Miss Paterson, has beer staying in Paris
for some time, almost incog. He dined
almost daily at Hill English tavern, in
the Boulevard DIES Capucne>, where he
vas generally accompanied by two or
three American gentlemen. He is plain,
unpretending looking man, much younger
in appearance than he really is, for his
mothers marriage, which the Pope always
refused to dsayow, was arbitrarily declar-
ed void 10y the Enper,r so long ago as
1905; he must therefore, be between fifty
and sixty years of age, and yet he is neither
bald nor gray. He speaks English th a
strong American accent, and Is by no
means a perfect master Of French His
likeness to Prince jerome is most 'riking
This gentleman, who stands Just as near an
heir TO Napoleon |. as the present occupiel
OF the throne Of France, though he is not
called prince, is at this moment at Havre
and about to embark for America in tho
Fulton. lis son, captain il the Chas
seurs, has gone there to see him off.
Mr.. Bonaparte referred to in the above
arrived here in the steamer Fulton las
week. His son spoken Of is we'll known
10 many Of our citizens, was educated a
West Point and is now an officer in tn,
French army, took an active part in the
late war with Russia, and at present hold
a position in the Emperor's staff New
York Daily News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12

Blank Books Pocket ana. Tuck Memorandun1s Pencils
links Cap Letter, Note and gilt edged Paper of all 81
and qualities also Enyelopes sizes of the best
be found in market, with every article in the line
TERMS CASH. GEO. II. COX.
Lancaster. Nov. 10th, 1857. 5tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
sherifs Office,
Grant County, Wis.
Grant Circuit Court,


William Gil. April Term, 1858.
DY VIRTUE of a Fl Fa execution issued out Of the
ID Circuit Court of Grant County, Wisconsin in favor
of g. W. Ryland, s. E. Lewis and John r. Lewis part
ners in trade under the and style of G. W. Ryand
Co., Pls. ard against the goods chattes, lands ant
ivered have levied upon by the direction the Plain
tis, and will sell the following described real estate
wit:
SW a Of WA Of Section y, and Il
of 4 Of Sec. 81 u of W 4 OF Section q ,Towl
5, Range West, all in Grant County, Wisconsin. All
vendue and sell all the right title and interest which
the said defendant had the Oath day Of August A.
ls5 or at any other time afterwards law directed
at the door of the court House te village of ancas
ter in said county, the 18th day of july A. D. 1853
at one O'Clock afternoon of said day, to sly said
ecution interest and cost and accruing costsDatet
Sheris Office Lancaster, Grant County, Wis May 25h
A. D. 1858. ID. WARD, Sheriff.
BY WILLIAM VI. WARD,
SOFT Uunder Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
POTOSI WAREHOUSES

FEN1E UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive all kinds
4 Of Merchandise and Produce in Store at his Wara
Charges moderate. G. LEI, ANDERSoN
Pososi, March 1st, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12

HAVING permanently located in Lancaster will give
his undivided attention to the practice of his pro-
fession, Physician and Surgeon.
He may be found at ali times at the Drug Store-un-
less professionally engaged
general supply of Family Drugs and Medicines will
be kept for the old stand Of Bradshaw Baltzel
-prepai d by myself.
Lancaster, May 10Th, 1856. 49-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12

This remedy has for Itself such noorety for its
of evev variety of Pulmonary disease that it is
entirely unnecessary TO recount the eyidcnces of its viz
tues in any community where il has been employed
So wide is the field of its usefulness and numerous
the Of its cures that almost every section of the
country atounas in persons publicly known, who have
been restored from alarming and desperate dseas-
es of tie lungs by its When tried its superior
iv over every other medicine OF its kind is too aar
escape observation, where its virtues are known
tn public longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the pull
monary organs which incident 10 climate. And
only in formidable attacks upon the lungs; but for
the milder varieties of Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness &C.
and for Children it is the pleasanest and safest medicine
that can be obtained
II is estimated that AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL and
CATHAKTIC LIS have done 10 promote the pub
lie health, than any other There be no
question that the Cherry Pectora has by its thousands
thousands of colds coughs, Asthma Group, In
Hueu1, Bronchitis &C. much reduced the proper
ton Of deaths from consumptive diseases in this country
The Pills good the Pectoral and will
complaints. * lEtt
As it has long been in constant throughout this
section. need not do than the people its
quality kept To the best that ii has beeiI and
That tie genuine article is sold by
r. T. Parker Lancaster: j. H. Barnett Ellenbsro NJ ?
$. Spencer. Smetzer; c. c. Skinner Bro, Farplay
l.. l. Goodell Platteville d. Stewart, Rcetown; Chan
dler Il York Hazel Green; Chandler Green, Wingville
Raifaut Geiger, Cassvie: E. z. kellogg, Boseobel;
II. Newhal Galena; jill. Reed SEQ, Chicago whole
/ SALE and by Agents in every town in the Y. 5.
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Sherifs Sale Patt on, ct. al.
William Asbury, Shcrfs Office,
VS..
Taylor Patton, John Grant Co Wis.
Patton ana Lewis ]

Patton. Grant Circuit Count
ID virtue Off Fl Fa execution issued out of the cir
cult COURT in and for the county of Grant andS tate
theWisconsnn favor Asbury, and against
of goods chattles. lands tenemen is ofTayoraton John
Patton, devastation directed ard deIver,dE
have this day levied upon the following described real
estate to witt e of u of Section 80 Town s. north
of Range west all in Grant county, Wisconsin. All OF
which said property shall expose for sale at public
vendue all the right title and interest which The said
Des had the 18th day of May, 1S5S,or at any other
time thereafter by law directed, at the court house
door, in the village CT Lancaster in said county, the
10th day of July, A. d. 1858, at O'clock afternoon
day tosatisy said execution interest and
accruing costs-Dated at Lancaster, May l4th, 1885,
SOFT d. WARD, Sheriff.
By WIN. w. WARD,
Under Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
j. IN. HYDE, WI. D..

e 4 Lutte OF POfsddm, N. X J
HAVING permanently iocatedin lancaster, offers his
i Professional Services as PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
iils practice has been over 20 years.
Residence and office, at the place formerly occupied
by Dr. ID. Wood LANCASTER Wis Jan. LIST 1855. 29tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
ADMINISTRATORS sA1r
WO0L2EY ESTATE.

In Probate--Grant County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Woolley da.s
NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that by yir;uo .H,
Y pursuance of an order of license made in iG suu
ser on the 18th day of January, A. D. lS5Sby be ~
Court of said county; the undersigned admins
the estate of said deceased, will a'oI VI
On Saturday, the Sd day Of july aert cnsui,o
ut nine O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. at
aoor of the City Hotel, in Potos, proceed 10
sale at Public Vendue, the following described an ~
Wit: No. of H "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Nv stock OF familsmeienes consists of Cogdials Syr
ups, l.iaiameuts, Salves, &c. Also
Perfumes Essences, Hair Oils and Cologne, Scented
-oaTs, &c,
Physicians can be supple with'almost any article
in general use in their practice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
LANCASTER DRUG STORE,

South Of the Coart-H ouse
FEyTE subscriber has opened in Lancaster new stock
Drugs ami family Medicines just receive from Phil
adelpha and other markets Including uso all the APP
proved Patent Medicines, which am agent for, as
Doct. Moiiats Life Pills & Bitters
St Johns Vegetable Ague Syrup,
Cough X Ccnsulnptive Syrup,
hermitage & Anti Bilious PilIs&c.,
Guysotts Ext. yellow Dock &,Sarsapa,illa,
Wsters's BalSam of Wild Cherry
G. W. Merchants Gargling Oil n Writing Fluid
Also, tile best quality Of iuors for Mechanical and
Medical purposes Fluid, Canphene, 95 per CT. Alcohol
Vinegar and all kinds Family Groceries.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
EANCY AnTI1,TES
SYATfONERY.

The laies Invited to cali and examine my selecto
Of Fancy and Ornamental Articles many of which al
new and novel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-12
Sherif's sale-Gill.

G. W. Ryland, S. E. Lewis,
and John P Lewis, part
ners in trade under the
name and style of G. W .Ry-
land Il Co.
VS..
William, Gil
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July Cdr. Forney, Sec
rotary of Indian affairs in Utah, write
TO the Indian Bureau that he has made sew
eral treaties with tribes who have been al
enmity for years. The nations he had visit
ed, have always been faithful to the United
States, but are in position to have done
il 80 disposed much more harm than thu
MOrmons.
The Indian affairs are represented in u
very mixed condition.
He intends to visit all the tribes from
Salt Lake City to Carson Valley.
Agent Rcdfeld writes from Fort Pierce
Nebraska territory, that the Sioux are ex'
cited on account OF the treaty with the fank'
tons. They claim that the lands belong to
them, and protest to the Yanktons being
paid anything. They are in an irrtated and
disturbed state Of mind, and Mr.. Redfeld
could not have transacted any business with
them, if it had not been for the presence OIL
the troops.
Mr.. G. II. MorT, OF Miss, has been ap.
pointed special Commissioner for Washing,
ton and Oregon territories, under the act Of
Congress, to examine and report on certain
claims previous TO their payment for which
conditional appropriations have been made
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The Boston Daily Trareler has long
article in favor of Col. Fremont as the oppo-
sition candidate for president.
Capt ToxpKlSs Of the Lady Elgin, ashore
at Copper Harbor, Lake Superior, writes to
Chicago that the cargo Of the steamer has
been put ashore, and that she will be got of
without serious damage as soon as help ar,
rves from Chicago.
A WOMAN named JANE M'N,xKs was
murdered in Chicago on the I'd, by her hus
band The murderer was arrested.
The French Minister Of State has in-
formed the managers Of theatres Of Paris
that the censors have orders to strike out
hereafter all slang from plays, and no piece
will be licensed which contains slang. The
motive is TO protect the purity of the Ian
guage.
Ar the latest date Mr.. RUSSELL, the cri
mean and Indian correspondent of the Lon
don Times, was suffering from the effects Of
a sunstroke. He had previously received
severe kick from horse.
A fire broke out in Buffalo, n. Y, on the
first in the extensive lumber yard Of Van
bleak, Churchill and Parker, situated on
the Erie Canal, foot OF Hospital street, con.
suming two million feet of pine lumber
The entire contents Of the yard were valued
at $40 !O0o-insured for $4,000. .--. ......
THE n. Y. Tunes Havana correspondent
says the commander Of the Wabash saw the
British vice admiral in Jamaica, and re.
ceived from him every assurance of the
speedy cessation of further visits from her
majesty's cruisers, accompanied with the
positive denial of said cruisers having receiv-
ed or lers TO search American vessels. He
further stated that the commanders OF the
hasper, Buzzard and Styx would be held 10
strict account Of their doines.
BY the latest advices from Europe, it up
pears that the difficulties between Sir +.
BuLwER LYrroS and his spouse have not
been arranged, but are still brought promi-
nently before the public. The account
states that while Sir f. BuLwER LyrToS
was addressing the electors Of Hartfordshire
his wife appeared suddenly in the crowd, and
stated that she had come to coniound her
hus band, and to expose the wrongs be had
inflicted upon her. Although her voice was
nearly drowned by the shouts of the voters
Sir EDWARD turned pale and soon disappear
ed. She is still fine looking woman ex-
cept TO Sir EDWARD.
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full, late from Grin, n. Y, got ashore; he
dressed in the unique costume Of a hat and
shlrt-she do, less the hat. Scarcely any
baggage was saved. have ten checks in
my pocket, but not trunk or carpet bag
Charlie had on night gown, and his
mother was costumed la the birds above
mentioned. Unfortunately for me had de-
posted my money in the safe, all but few
dollars, and the safe proved to be an iron box
only everything within it being utterly
destroyed, The citizens Of Red Wing are
humane-hearted people. All our immediate
wants are being relieved, and we shall take
the next boat up without money, and no
baggage TO trouble US.
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SWAlM'S
CE l. EBRATED PANACEA,
FOR rHE cCRE or
lNClPlENT CONSUMPTION,

scrofus, GENERAL ~hiihy. white swelling Rheumstisia,
Disease. ~ the liver and shia, aud all
az the blood, and The eascts
SWANS rASAcsa s ~. sssa fur NOR. than thirty
years eesersed In this country and Ia kurcpe Tor ns "a
ence made 10 he dirvo,oss aud beok. which may be
had sr.1' accompanying the fssase.
h.. S.s 's dc Singular ,sS asaa. Ssas
ny .hs m',l celebrated phy'sians aud eh'r eminent
" .iihson, b. Prof o. Surgery, Ia. urh.r.lb.
Valentino Not, MD, irof 81 surgery Ny ruiver.iy.
p r e ~, ,a r. g sss,
pr psl ..le. r,oss.or 81 Nsa,eas. Havana.
Chapman. Member Royal ,oiless surgeons, iond'n.
Nv kIsns, late Ain.,er 10 spsia.
Gilbert Robertson. hrt,i-h Ornsui, 40, So,
Besides large number OF Nn',iers OF The dspel,
Members OF Congress-, fhilantaropis,s. Ac
Aad al.a. ME wonderful cures enacted by swaim's
Fsnsoea have Tor many years made an 'n,sinAh'- ~
medy, The fsnacea doos not contain mercury In any
form and being inn,sent alton Il may he given
TO the most ruler iofan.
containing ihrre hsll plni. OF three bodies ior
BEwARk oF Opposition.
SWANS fsnaess I. IN round bottles. nnicd ionrhUii
uaily. WITH the following letters blown on he slsss
sw Alus--fANACEA-phi
and having the name Of JAs swss ssaped on the seal
ing MAJ r,,sn on label covering ,h- cora aud
anew babel Tor the side at III. ble, composed oi poo
have been turned Tor tho exclusive o The prsrrsa,
by Draper tu.. bank note enfrsrers OF Philadelphia
your OF dlucrcht pairfus nfth the boaN dut Nhit
aud IN the centre Is porusd Il the late VIM. swain,
separated ton the borders b, two circles 81 lathe woik
The word. s~s sims fsnaoos, are engraved conspi'
caously on two TUNED sIp. aud large semicroniAi
die forns The upper margin The borders are composed
oi plaza lsc work sups outside OF which engraved,
In small letters, the entry Of the eopyrigh.
ALSO, SWANS fEkMifuUk
valuable Family Medicine, being ahishy approved
remedy Tor all Diseases arising tr"a debi'y 81 The d
gcsuse rgsns, such worms. rhol.ra moibus, dyson
lery fever aud aaue bleeding piles sick headache Ae
&o Nee the psmphle,i which may he had frais aooou'
psnying The Vsimtfusc. - - -
Prepared only al SWANS LABORATORY, TUX
;'1ss ~ arsrat s1ey,, ss'6r tsSsf a. "assa-.7
pha, and sld b, all tha respectable brurSsls ~ ihe
lniied States.
CAUTION To INK PUBLIC,
Persons wishing tn obtain the genuine hWAiMs "a
NACkA and sw AIMS NkhMlfuUk should be care
tai Ia observe that the name
SWAIN
spelled correctly the bottle and labels they may
be- Imposed by medicines msde la Imitation oi ihcn
by person bearing somewhat similar name well cal
cnlAied 10 dereiss,
0eucrAl Agents 10, the Tinted States,
sClitEFFkLtN RNornERR 60,
my6- WON no William street. New Nork
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Arrival Of the CITY OF Warrington.

NEW YoRk, July 6.--Great preparations
we're being made TO open the Ocean Tele-
graph Line. The Queen will inaugurate the
event by sending peace message to Pres
dent Buchanan.
The Coolie emigration question had been
brought up in Parliament by the Bishop OF
Oxford, who intima,ed that the 80 called free
emigration had proved to be slavery in its
worst form.
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RICHMOND. Va, July 5.--The remains Of
ex.Pesident Monroe arrived here a. bali
rast eight O'Clock this morning, and were
received by an immense throng on the
vhary.s, including the military Of Rich
noud. The Governor and Mayor went on
board Immediately, and were introduced 70
the guest. The eth regiment, National
Guards. arrived at halfpAst ten on the
steamer Glencoe, which went Over 100 N i'es
down the river To meet the Ericsson, which
got aground.
The military we're received By George
Mumtord, Esq, 10 spech, to which Col
Durtee replied.
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The special commission which has recent
~ inquired into The state Of the I0tra treas
ury has found a deficiency Of sl05'"i Co.
for which there is nothing to show but M
secured and vaueles drafts, checks and cer'
tiicates Of deposi, Of certain private bankers
and persons. Such Is repuolicanism.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15

Trinity BAY, n. F., July &C o'clock
r. M.-Tb wind has been northeast al day
and the weather very stormy. II has now
changed and ia blowing very high iror The
northwest, aud the sky ia bright Gear
weather is expected.
No news Of the Atlantic cable feet
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The Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

TRINITY BAY, n. F., July ), IA
dense fog has prevailed on the coast for a
day or two past, and still continues. We
have, therefore, 10 intelligence from the tel
egraph feet, now fully due. The wires were
disarranged in New Bruswick last evening
and are no, ye, Tuesday, s'i Ar in
working order.
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io...s rau,iasly adjusted ani promptly pad Up.
wards ~ tI1 ,WNWN II ln.svs have besu psh b, the
tt'a Insurance COMPANY Ia the pssi ~ Yeas fTe aud
thishi katgainu kssks accepted ~ terms onnaistr
with pplveacy aud aif pfui kspcciai attention
Insurance OF dwellings and contents Tor t~rms at ia
tive years.
The progress 1T this Cooperation has been stable aud
uninterrupted uroush Nsasss ui hnanr ls supshus aud
st"im, periods eventual IN exempt tron
.uniaa faans aud maritime disaster. Nuns esAt.
hshcd cash ba.i. the troubles u tho credit system
anee, ns 10 po msirrisl artic star,
During hsI'i times" tho ury of reliable ipsnr.
anoe Is an Imperative duiy,ho ability az properly
.rs In sustain loss being then much ,sAsened
Agencies IN all the principal cities and ,wn through
out the STATE. Policies issaed without delay, by
Niwu tItkp FRENCH Agent ST. Pad.
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HENRY HORN,
irgA waw rlaiutln's AunfNry

STAIE OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT culkr
- County ii Mnrrisun, eth Judicial pi.tfteL
Oun T. ShrIdrn AZ Ainsl Charles "a fetirys aud klfa
beth tsitsys bis vile toleman w. Wheeler, and kiecia
4. Msllcs -Suinn,uns.
To charles "a Psueys anil tnsab~,h fsur,.. hts WIZ
Coleman n Wheeler. aud tlsc = : Neira
You and zach ot YOU, are hereby summoned aud 70
CURED the cotnpiaet III his scuon which has
beea aej mi he utica ot the tvrk ~ this toafi al l
ais ii Rr Tounti IL H"i,sua, II 3ai state ~ Nh
nesoa, and o copy VI Your ans~er Ia the said
rop the subscribers, ~ hor onler In hAip fau
In the County al Ramscy ~ said siAis within twenty
days amer the service Of hi. summons you, cuiu
rive of tho day ut .urb service and u you fah I" al
tho said canp lant vi hln The time sior.sai ihc
plaintiff IN this srtion ~i apply IA tho Court iur the
iicf demanded IN The ,ald complain
Dated saint Pad, Nay d, l1A
VAN ElTEk nFtI,FR
i~?A lldatw rialnua'= Attorney
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COMMISSIONERS NofiCE--in the matter Of tho
~ cs.aie ef Peter riruaA. dccessed Neee |. hereby
given that al ~ sclai Term of the frobs. Cour,
Ramsey Cpnty held Al th~ city Of 81 Paul The i9sh
day of April iSS W Y Naeray and " m. u hc0rurty
appouled tom mi.s,nera 10 receive, esau,n. and
adias, all clsims aud demands II all person.
against tho estate u said deceased And the Ahwrasid
Commissioners viii meet 81 tho odnee of Muray Ming
In tho ely OF - Paul saturday the tah DAY Of May
Instant, and IN saturday 81 every .aeceediog week
thereafter fr monihz sner the publication II this
tee. WIN. u, MURRAY.
mylS w6m Ma. A. MelROkrv,