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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27
Stabh(bes.

= S!tte an Wfenlhenfreinbe. Cine Samilie uit
funf &tnpern, relde in 9bilapelp6ia unb @afbinaz
ton purdb idanoltde Sntri9uen fat aller i6rer Sabe
trraubt ipurSe unb ii6 felt einisen @pnaten bier in
HtdntotO %beftnbet, tppielblt es ibnen mod nift ae=
lang, Sei9aftisuns gu finpen, bittet @en16enfreunpe,
entipeper burh Grtbeilung bon @rbeit pber Inter
lti'suns %icnitiser art ibr belfeup unter bic qrme an
9relfen. Nabere @usfunft 9ieriber crt6eilt Or. 8. q.
Streder, ). y. ytaud an Union SiG eber Der Ser
aus9eber pieies Slattes.
Sur6 Die S~erldmel3uns unb lleberlicbeluna
Der "Ntdmcno Srutt" NIT etnem @ai9inaton 9tatt,
thp MIR letcer auBer Stanp seleBt, un1er 9latt in
Gem le'tberi9en Opppels8crn,at erIdeinen Al laIen,
pa mir trcb @elp unb gutter Wcrte bis lest nbd feie
men SefBcr elmer Druid MaI6ine bepeaen fcurten
ben Druid %unieres Slattes gu iibernebmen, unb oe-
ir0bnlide 9reIsn fir cine 70 srobe 3eituna piel an
tletn iinS. gStr perben besbalb wabr1deinIi6 ,u et-
rer Nsnberrtns ~nniercs ieitberisen 5crmats ae,,pur,.
gen iein.
gSe9en Nlslahun9 Sieler ln3eigen bitten mir
Die tetrehenpfn 5erren aus pbtgen @riinben ,m @ntz
lhulpt9un9. SIN Der nd6lten Drummer perpen bielel-
ben ptebsr crlGeinen.
lniere 2eer MAIDEN mir anocleoentliGlt ouf
Die am naditen @cntas i'm 2ptale bes Srn. Steinl
lein fattfinbenpe tbsatralilde Ssrneluno bes ,1nob.
pan9lsea aurnpereins aufmerflam. Die gefu6er
%oerlelben t0nnen etnem senueretdsn Mbenb ~entaeaen<
leeer, pa Die ausma9l Der @tiide se,pie tierfir fpridt.
9faf Der @criteaans fnbet Elm 8au fatt. ginlasfar.
ten l1np BET auen Mitsltepern bes gereins ,u babeu.
= Sn Der am Otenfas fattsefuntensn gerlamns
lung Ss Ntebbater-Gb <gereius ipurbe cine Ier-
anperlin8 Der Statuten Ypr9enommen, bic ,,r ,peitez
rem Sebuns oes Serstns septe piel b~eitraasn mire.
6rlse'oe Ynntte Der reuen Statuten slauben mir
eelonpers eerSerbeben gu miiHen. Die @ufnabme
lleuer @tttsltecer pirS burd %@bRimmuns bepinst.
elnfade @%faiOritat entlhstOet; Der aufnabmepreis
1T auf sl.oo fefsefest; Der iabrlide geitras auf
si.oo, Der in 3,pei Staten ~ccleetirt mirb. Srembe
tonnen purb Mitslieber e~insefibrt merben ,no Bee
traSt Der etntrittsprcis %berlelten so Gts.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27
Neme Mmsei0eaa.
Sefonntmahunn.

HA-
Gie idmmtliten @ttstieSer bes &idmcnssr Qicbboter. sbsoter<
@sreIrS werreI1 bittrnit IN auftraae Der am %. B. ~. ~absebatie.
nen @eneraIsS crlammIuna bcna6rthtist
Gae bic alien Statutcn res Se.cins annulirt lmS hafir n,re
ecratben nb an9enrntmcn inb. "'
Gae IN SulsSs pasrn hterbard ~tieieniscn 0%titsIieber, irelds nit
Sfllrastn I'M Hntlianre ltne, cr:nnctt mcrrcn. icIte tm GalIrer.
Pm. sSi99np, etniuhanpi9en, rmb no bieleS nidt seldiebt, Set
Srla1 nee eplettp'S, erentuoliter bic @usltreune aus Sen Sercin
iu ~etrarti9cn tatcn.
21B. NC plltgcTe IrrSn9sntnts ectrpfcn, bic 9eitr6ae aernaer
9:ltClt nm, uno lplbe na1 Der ndtffn sSpriteluno in ;pei Nofsn
lur eTel nhe oter Ntrllae 81 le $500 I'M SpraUs furs ean;e Sobr
briabt mereen, no bin9esen fir CHM perm rebf Game FREEZER pI.
tut ~ BEN SOSTltslunssn nab Saaen res gerefns Ofen 1T.
-, S9B Is'nsr Suin panttllGs geripaltu1s sas 9ntcref. bes Scr
cnie ltets 9emahrt iperben unb bic @ttslicter ipe bas Yublfum
u'e RAJ r, n Jsesr SinIdt su5fIisesnseilslt psrSsn loasn.
9elhlt iinS, ut ss jebem llnbeidptsnen su s~rm6eltden. Dem sSsrein
Rsi,ltre.ea lmo lh esnilBretde Stlnben gu perldafen.
llno Dap hermit Splte, melde Cuff baben, Witalieber bes Ser
ems u iperosr, %staSeleben ilnb,. fb burd elm NttSitb sprIflaaen
iannllun9 bic @ufnabne erfolat. w.
ippe ron jebent Wlitsliebe ~ crfabrer.
Dem a~Scblipclen BEG gubIifums ben gerein %eupf,blenS unb ,uu,
Stitrtt a%ufcrSernb, ssituet 6. @rpbnmoiS '""
o. o.. 10. Yraiesnt ees Observation-Disclosures.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27
Sic Msiimebeuer Subildumsfeier.

lleter pie iisbsnbmnbertja9rise SubilGumsfeier Der
@riinbunS Der staOt @ainAsn larsibt Gin Gorrelpon,
bent Der uanssbur9er aa9. 3eituns":
gBtr baben bier Gin SbaulpieI se@abt bas pc6l
pine @lei6en lit Der @eididte Ger 3eit lsGa Sin
Ssfsus, wis mir i'm beute (27. Sept.) iagen, laet Rd
ni6t beldrsiten, aud in bidfn 9uaern ni8t, mis- siel
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27
Oeutlhe 8riefIiRe.

Set ecm @b9elcn Sieier 9riefe muB bcncrft werbcn, baB bieielbcn
anncncirt int.
Sed, 5enrs. Cd, y. Strife, s. 1bos. Granger,
Sec. 8. 9~sisfelot, 8. s.. esdtb.l Ter, 8. Wiiler'
Sas. Nleiirrihmict. @inter, Subn. Mas, Geo.
u. 0dller. 81. s. 5tcb. SEQ. 80. Sturm, Sobn.
y. Sanbereel, g. 2unner. Shps. @.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27

Hea. Die llnterseiGneten lno aelpnnen. pnm 1ae,
Sanuqr Su ssraneerr, umb Ofsrhea besbaIb felaenSe gBoosn' biz
Is no9 an an PAM Saesn, gu ausnabnlsmsife bilissn Wreiitni, aam<
ag S%Ssaa msai sadH,s, itOsi BE-; 0tesnb banbI, brsi nsue gtt-
9sr> sno SuTnltlrs' sSassn, elm Gartpl nit Dad, elm 8ddsrtpae
gen. Sen.n'tltde tg8assn itne nit ausss,si6net.n SsSsrn ssrfsbta.
Sur Inlt6t btrielbtn laeen &auTierbbaber elm
.Spbn DpeS II. 8ruber.
Sranflinftrase, ~unterbalb gBaufr.
nabe am Qlter YPorft.
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@a@ osr gUrteauns:


eintrttt fur einen Serrn uno spei Damsn SO Sta,
aidets tnp bsim SGrift,uart &iuberpnter
nno iannmtlidsn @itsIetern sn baoeu.
ni4t fat. Die On M mitt '"'pu"o
i. Sdmibt, 6. DSrFinssr, s.. Sdptt,
e. 5%rcinann, .. Sd5nfelb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27

items bic @nti6uloisuns l%autete, bic Sbr geridters
itatter bel einem 70 letr peripatstrn Selessamm binneb.
men niuBts. (5crti. fclst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27
Sefanntrnacbumaeu

Srffes SatrmererGnsc5c,
Sbeater< 8prfeapaa
Htabban9i8en Smrnpereius
am WfOntas, ben 29Ren Nusemtsr 1858
grn. 5. stsinIsin's gaue.
Den anfans madt:
Burt fern nno ein Dieter,
@aaees'us+Surlesqne in eiuem gluf,uo sun
8. Srtebri&.
9erfonen:
seoroIb 5rep, Elm @aler.
Soren3, (etn Oiener.
Srumm er.
yyGuttne cine iunse Bittps, feline Nidts,
S.lette, t9r Eammermdbhen.
Gin &euner.
5ierauf:
Smett.
gum SGluB Der SrrEeQuno.
"" Simmer su 3,pei 8ettcn.
Surlests Scene In einem Qst.
9erionen:
Sfibor.
@pprian.
Gin Guncucteur.
Sin &eaner.
Na@ Der gOrfeaune:
= asasefa.smaa oN.n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-27
Mechanics Haus
bon ". 80 a
@t6tis fir Grocer.

coS Gm s nalia g s%iInSsridtetsr Store (aih fir ouSere e,srHofte
Srardp Cgrcpf @Scune) lnb 8aEertrofs'" N'''"'" vi" " cue 'r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
NO. q.

We clip the following from the
Paris letter Of the Court J0urnnJ':
The Countess della F. is the he
roine Of a romantic tale, to whiih
may very likely be ascribeda great
portion Of her popularity. The
richest heiress in Genoa, and The
greatest beauty in the city, her hand
was deemed aAprize well worth dis,
putting, and sic was assailed Oh NIL
sides By advantageous propositions.
Among her admirers, last but Dot
least, was the welI-knovn @anp1'oY-
vssitore, Geronimo della F., who
sighed in silence, not daring to own
bis admiration, but content with
occupying, night after night, the
same place beneath the box OF tke
proud beauty, at the opera. One
evening the fair heiress let fall her
boquet into the pit, but, caring no
thing for The accident, she did not
even bend forward to examine its
fate. The next morning, sprig Of
orange flower was forwarded to her
with q beautiful stanza, describing
the accident which had thrown the
flower into the possession of ono
who dared to keep it. And then q
charming compliment, indicating
the resemblance between the uecu-
liar qualities Of the. orange-dower
and her own-in short, such verses
as those which create the dreams
in the young, aud regrets in the Old
The next day came pomegIan~
ate blossom, with fresh verses and
new compliment, and so oi, TOR many
weeks, the Young heiiess wondering
all the while who could be her mod
est b1t talented admirer. It was
some time after the boquet had
been thus returned piecemeal, and
the farewell hrd been bestowed
with the last flower, that the. yonag
lady by the nerest accident, being
attfacted Dy the gay D1nd1rg :of
friends album, opened it lissIessl7
and started on beholding the w1i~
ting 50 familiar and SO dear ean-
ploYed to des cribe a mountain pass !.
in Corsica. The book fell from her
hands<on :beholding the Signature j:
Of one whom all Genoa loves aaea
adsnires. So great was herdelifht,
thatyshe wrote ty him to express. her
and when be came 10 thank
her return, she was SO bitter in Ter
at his cowardice IL. net.
daaing to disclose bis love, that, in
order to convince her that it was.
not from Indifference, but. ttiir1aiidityx
he bade her preprre for the demand
# her heart and hand and when
she told him with a smile> that she.
was prepared for the worst which
could befall, they perfectly under
stood each other, and were married
almost Immediately.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

SMART REPLY.-"I thought you
were born on the 1st Of 4 pri], :"
said q Benedict to his lovely wife,
who had mentioned the 21st as her
birth day. * Most persons would
think SO from the choice | have
made Of a husband, :" she replied.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

We have heard a good many
touching expressions Of fIial affec-
ton, b~t. none eqnaI to the follow
ing which d Y estern man really
gave vent to not long eice:: ''1 y
father was the only man I ever al
lowed to be sassy to me vsittllsont
licking him"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

& yERiTABLE ROMANCE IN HUMAN
L1fE.-The Bucyrus Journal, a pa
per published somewhere in the far
West, relates the following story
Near Norwich, Chenango county
! n. l., lived two families Of we'll
to-'lp farmers, between whom there
: existed as bitter q feud AS ever "a
ged between the Montagres and
Capulets. The heads OF Tie fan1il-
lee consumed the bulk Of the time
| i'll annoying each other, and the
children on both sides, within two
exceptions, inherited their parent
hatred, and lost no opportunity Of
gratifying it.
These exceptions were the eldest
son Of the one, and the second
daughter Of the other, who, seeing
no reason why they should hate
each otLe, in imitation Of their pa
rents, became desperately enamor-
ed. The parents soon discovered
how matters stood, and Of course
were enra9ed. John and Mary
were both severely repri,nanded,
and charged particularly to think
no more Of each other. But who
ever heard Of such a charge being
obeyeds The more they were told
bot to, the more they did. Seeing.
that easy measures would not do,
the parents Of John sent him to an
uncle in this county. Mary's pro
genItors locked her up for a week
to keep her from following him.
One night in November last the
whole family joined ii rev:ling and
abusing huer. Not a word did she
say in reply, but her ashy face and
bloodless lips, showed that some
thing WAS brewing. As soon as the
family lad retired, she put on her
bonnet and shawl, and going down
from her room, noiselessly unlocked
the door, and walked out into the
darkness. Half crazed she had
thought Of nothing bnt ESCAPE, and
had not provided herself with any
necessaries for the long Journey she
had undertaken. She knew where
John was, and she determined to
reach Linn By daylight, she had
achieved ten miles. At q farm
house she procured breakfast, and
making inquiries, set out again.
Day after day she travelled, eating
and sleeping at farm houses. Occa- |
sional'v,a "a charitable WAGNER would !
carry her few miles, and then
again fer days she was obliged to
walk.
Finally, completely worn out, she
arrived at her destination. She
found John, told him her troubles |
and trials, and put herself under his |
protection. John. like a sensible |
man, posted to Buoyrus, got out
the papers, ,and married her of hand.
To end the story as fictitious ones
are always concluded, they sh )u]d +
have g"ne back, fallen on their
knees, and implored the forgiveness
Of their parents. But neither Of
them were romantic. They felt that
they had done nothing to be forgiven
for, and had no particular desire to
see the faces Of those who had abused /
them. So, instead Of going East,
they rent West, and are by tLis
time settled in Wisconsin. +
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
In TAE " RosG PEw.-Gralan's

IN TAE " RoNG PEW.-Grahan1's 5
Magazine tells this anecdote:
4 preacher in New ! ork was
discoursing on the varieties OF life.
S'Wh hiatt" exclaimed he, with en-
phasis, '<wbat, my hearers, is mon
ey?, -
'Two per cent, a month th1sud.
denly calculated one Of then. !;
doubtless thinking himself il Wall
street. s*
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
A Yankee I,oastirlxr AZ, inyeterat


A Yankee boaztingg 6 an inveterate
hatred Of. everything British, is
living in a neighboring city with a
oelonists family He takes every
to have a. slap at broth
er Bull, and the colonist does ali he
can to defend tho venerable gentle
man.
4*Yon are argniingg,'' says the col
onist, against: your ancestors. "
3 <:No I am not.o =S ~
Who was your father." a; ~
- "A y ankee.,7 1# =. -
<sWh We're yonr forefathers ~
Tankees."
"W no were Adam and Eve? e.
" ankees by thunder" "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

4 beautiful inscription, is said,
may be found in All Italian grave
ward: "IIere lies Etcla, who trans
ported q large fortune to heaven ID
acts Of charity, and has gone sa!l-.z.1> sal.zz.1>
e q enjoy IT,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

Pat,,' said an English gentle
Il tnall to his tootnan, !" what's all
1hat noise in the street2n "Och.
no1ni''gg,; .lI sir, they're only forcing a
man to yolunteer.''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

The best built fortune must yield
10 hazard and submit to tina,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

Some one asks, lis it lawful to
hang, clothes On Mason and Dixon s
line z, lust as Lawful as planting
beans around the North Pole.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

A young man who has recently
taken q wife, says he did not find
it half so hard to get married as be
did to get furniture.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
nv
= IT,

ns;ch. To s'i cases, cash On delivery -.
xa.=....-@u..-.ssu
ny Eiora
a F4saIcNADLE PAsIoEAi.
Tell ne gentle, have YOU ssen
NV Flora pass this way'
Tha; you ma :Ess1oss the Mise rneani
Her, briefly III portray.
NJ bon;.t oE, her head,
But OH her neck she wears
An oyster-snell It's saia 81
In size with i iteos1paEss.
It's shape no eye can brook,
Its use is doubtful too;
Il but uaparts bare~iaeed look,
And brings much cheek to view.
Her dress may please the Swell
For its swollen ex'sbeTan;e;
She locks Monster 3 lie
In such Big Ben expense
Those a!r-tubes filled with gas
Might lift her to the NOON
The small boys mark i as they pass
AnI screech OFT " 4 Bai-loon y
i pa-asol she hears
ii. F or ornament. not use:
For comfort, gloves she wears
Too tight. and sleeves, too loose,
Behind her, ha,.gs : aooi
Just level with her chin,
An Indian squav might 6na II good
t. put her papoosa in.
OF her hair she shows the roots,
Sham flowers the rest conceal
and she's crippled by her boots
With the a;i:arv heel.
Streets of you hear them stalk
Whenser she Ventures cut:
And she sernss to waddts More than walk
Her hoops sway 50 about.
Her 6sare may be good,
But that nc eye can tell;
4 a.ere lay-tisure would
Show off her dress as we'll.
She may have ANGLES neat.
But they're concealed by skirt
Which chiefly serves to hide aer feet,
And gather up the dirt
Then geniles have you seen
Nv FioTu this way come?
She cannot have t1nnoticed been,
She akes up so u1uct. roo.n.-Pnnch-
+, .. -~----~--
ALLopAEu1o .IoKE.--N'=i]l you be
angry & i / tell you OF. a curious in
'tan &c ct the power of fancy in re-
Iatson to your globules2 i),4e Of
The S'faithf,l, = On q certain night
had taken two globu)es, instead OF
ot1e-perhaps+Easee Alast What
was to be done III a case SO i1,1,1gi-
1ent' be unhappy man lived in
small town near Edinhurg, in
whose benighted precincts no ho-
,nnpathic practitioner was to be
ound, d,andjn desperation be deigned
0 consult an ailopatlIiie doctor,
whom, il atrenor, he called III to
snow whether he could do ;invthing=i
or bin. Ihe mystic tube was placed
z z 1he & doctors hands The ignor
p ut doctor looked at tie ylob1les in i
1espatr. a. length he poured a |
'ozenor o;1e two into his palm, AND said !
III y friend, I can not save You, but /
can die with you4" Re swallow /
"a !. them; and nothing coming oft, /
he patlenz took heart, Of grace, de-
parted peace, slept soundly, and /
vas cured ot; his l1ervtey1s fancies .
= "a hls dread ct the dlespotic glob-
'les At the same n1onent. Grey
on.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

- A great part OF mankind
employ their first years to make
their last n1isera
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

Why don't you Limit yourself?'' p
said d physician to an+intemperate
person.. .'sset down q stake that you
will 20 so far and no farther"
j ''So I do, "said the topper, "butI
set it 50 far of that / always get
drunk before 7 get to it.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

], . 80, tnhr41'2TE1Fph II f]z:,. .E|.1rRAcT.-H elping
maa = aaanosone Sis yenns lady opt Of a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
An Inffinn chief hpItlg asked his

An Indian chief being asked his
opinion of Il cask Of Madeira wine
which had been presented to him,
said be though it was. Juice extrac-
ted from swoman's tongue and lions
heart, for after he had drank Of it,
he could talk ,fo-eyer, and fight
anybod y.s=szs=-. ~, .s.~. =.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

- AuEcDoTE OF THE LATE JuDar
UNDEEwooD.-From a late Georgia.
paper, which has been relating,
anecdotes Of celebrated men in that,
State, We learn that the old gentle
man was at one time seriously an.
noyed by his son John, who was
always begging his fatherly infu+
.e1ce to get him some official posit>
ion. " orried with ceaselsss ir11por-
tunities, he gave his hopeful heir
one morning a sealed letter, >direet--
ed to Governor Crawford, of Geor~-
gia, who t'he thought would do:
something for him. A cntiou.
twinkle about the. eye Of the old
Judge, made John smell rat: ana.
before he had gone any great dis
tsance, he resolved TO open the letter,
carefully, and find ont ething aa,
to the nature Of his fathers en-~
dorsement. To his great astonish~
ment he read>the following first rate
t.'Ietter Of Recommendation -
My DEAR Fir END This will be- handed
to you by my son John. He has the grsatsst;
thirst faf an Office with the least apaeIty IL
fill one,of any boy you ever saw.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
J 'HEe,
WIN. H. UnuEgwoer.

r. The feelings Of John Underwood
can better be imagined than des~
cribed. lie took the joke quite
coollv, however, turned his horse 3
head the other way, and by severe
and arduous study ultimately be-
came one Of the prominent MEM
bers Of the Georgia Bar. :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
In Probate-R edman.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ss-County Court
April Term 1855. Present. William McGo niga, Judge
In the matter OF the estate of Peter Redan deceased
I'm this day came Michael Mack, and fled in this conrt
I mis- petition praying the appointment of Andrew
barnett, Administrator OF the estate OF said deceased
And thefeipo it is ordered that the matter of sale
petition lie heard before thu Judge of this court at the
court house, Lancaster, in said county, on the 10Th
day Of May A. ID. 1885, at one O'clock r. NJ OF SAID DAY
and il is ordered that notice thereofb be given to
Ill persons concerned by publishing this order for tn &c
successive weeks previous said day of hearing in the
Grant County Herad,a weekly newspaper printed ant
published at Ian caster, in said county.
:, ssssas w LLIAM McGoNiGAL, Couny Judge
Dated April 18th, 1858 1851
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
In Probate Smith.

State Of Wisconsin, County OF Grant, ss.CountyCour
April Tel IN, 1908. Present. William McGoniga judge
In the matter of the last viii and testament of Jacob
Smith, deceased. @ 1885 fEf st
nNreadng and filing an instrument In writing purpori
ING 10 bethe last will and testament OF JacobSnih
ae oftne town ofFennnloie i'll said county, deceased
hereupon it is ordered tnat the proof OF said in
siruet before the Judge of this court at the
court house Lancaster, in saia county, the 10th
eay of May; 4. H. 1885, at Il O'clock N. of said day
Aud is further ordered th thereof be given tt
all persons Interested BY publishing this order for thre,
successive weeks previous to said hearing in ths
rantGounty Heraid week newspaperpsinted and pub
.ished 1T Lancaster iii said County.
WILLIAM McGoNiuAL, County Judge.
Dated April l4lh, 1858. 43-3t
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Sale Of Real Estate Ferguson

ATUuCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigne'
In Administration of the Estate OF Robert Ferguson
OF Grant County, deceased by virtue OF License
and on authority granted to him by the County Court
said County, date December Il Ii 1857, will offer for SAX
and sell at Public Auction 10 the highest best bdo
all the following described tract OF land in said county
OF Grant, Wisconsin, &c. ignated as follows: l9}s
The west halt of mort east guar ter and the east-hs
Of north west quarter OF Section one u in Town fou
north OF Range four west; Also the south west quarter
OF south guar ter OF Section thirty six i'll Town Gvt
north OF Range four weStconta ming oAer two hundred
acres according 10 government survey.
The sale to be cash in hard and Mt the outward
door OF the in Lancaster in said county,
Saturday the I'D day of Ma, nexi, at O'Clock z. n
D &C Lancaster, Wisconsin, April z0h 1855 "A 3t
JOHN R0SSIE, Administrator of
/. 49, - E. Fergusons Estate.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS AID SEWARD.

The New York Herald exercises It's IN
genuity in getting up a story, tina. the
above named gentlemen have some under
standing as To united political action IN tu-
Flure, Que part Of the programme being,
that Mr. Douglas is to be reelected to the
Z. 8. Senate. AS far as we are acqnaint-
ed. the following from the Chicago 1rs.
buae reflects The sentiments OF the Repub-
icans Of Illinois: THE Republican party
of Illinois, though approving almost unan-
mously of Mr. Douglas opposition 10 Mf
Buchanan aud his Internal policy, have
not, so far as we know their sentiments,
thought Of bis return to the Senate, by
their agency, as among the possibilities OF
the future. 1t is well understood III ali
political circles Lat an early and distln-
guished friend of the Republican cause, is
The man who has earned the honor of tie
sena,orship, and that his ce' tain success is
only contingent upon Republican trl-
umph in November next"