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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

Among the passengers in tie Great Eastern we no.
tce the following from the United States:
Tbaddeus Hyatt New YoIl; Mr. ?. Daily do. j. B. DAyen-
nort do. X II NJ pslart do Mrs G. Graham, do Mr..
GerInisa do Mr.. Walton do; Mr.. B. Bryant, Boston >
u Nilsop, N. Y; n u. "ithers, La w NebseT tsh.d
y IA q .stt Eew-Yoik, T. rrenchin do. II. a. Wahl do
O. A. Ayles New -OTlcsns M Chonche NewYo k; MTs.
Bancroft, Michigan; Mis- X stnges III NJ CowGs New
YoTk Blown and LADY, To- d. W. Derby aud lady l.. HoTa-
mott. do g. b. Morewood d.; Ronald Mcdonald, do.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
N,rw publications.

Just Published:
VNHE CIVIL WAR(IN AMERICA.
Il by VIM. II Russell, LII. ID.
Firesn Letters The London Times embracing his entire
souhsrr An elegant l2mo pamphlet the oes' ana only
complete edition.
Sent free Of postage for rs cents.
Liberal discount 20 the trade. -
Address GARDNER A. FULLER,
Boz No. l. 83l boston, nass.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

FIREs.-On Friday night the store occupied bya Mr..
MEG rath in Third avenue Ftyniuth street, was
seen to be OH fire. policeman soon exinguIshed the
flames with slight damage. McGrath was drunk, and
get fire to straw bed while looking for piece of
money which lie had dropped into it.
The clothing store of Peter ID. Brown, No. 293
Eighth avenue, took fire during last Friday from a
furnace, and was damaged about $780, Insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises. .5o6 Ses.........100 Moon--Rises 9:J'
HIGH
Sandy Hook. 1874 Gov leland ....ll:s4 HeGate. l;o'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

BoDY RrcovERED.-The body Of - Soabra, re-
cruit in the Lincoln Cavalry, who was drowned on
Wednesday evening, while bathing at the foot of SD
street, was recovered on Friday, and inquest held
by Coroner Gamble.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

BuRGLARY.-The store corner Of Broadway and
Twentieth street, occupied by w. s. Corwin, was
broken into Oh Friday night and several hundred dollars
worth OF goods packed up in bundles ready 10 be
ried off. The burglars were probably frightened and
left their plumber, together with large iron bar.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
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GRAND LODGE OF ODD-FELLows.-M the meeting
of the R. w. Grand Lodge, on Friday night the NJ w.
Grand Master presiding, tie NJ. W. G. NJ. elect, Bro
Myer Stern was installed in his Office by NJ. W. Bro.
Wemmell. The other Grand Officers elected are as
follows:
Grand MaysAal-W. Bro. w Murphy. Of Lodge No. H.
Grand conduetor-W Bro. Albert Hshn, Of United brothers
Gsead Ckapaia-w Bro Rev. R. Travis Of HiDnan Lodge,
SrSnd Guardian-w Bro. s. O. Ellsworth, of Chrystal
G'saa Hsraidw Bro Sam. Mcdonald OF TOmpkin' Lodge,
Eo.a
Also, the following District Deputy Grand Masters
No. IL r. Red Of Sampson Lodge, No. 100.
no 2-No nomiu a'itn a. yet . .
No. 3-W. Dalte ,mbe, OF Crusaders Lodge, No. o.
No. 4-James ieBsick, o. Worth Lr6ge No @1
No 81 w. Csmaieyer, Of Ivabhoe Lodge, No ~.
No. S-Tboms, PrnSeg Of ocesn Lodge No 81.
No. W. B Church Of City Lodge No lSl.
No ct. Pinssnt, Of Warren Lodge, 70. 2o5
No Q-E Jones. Of 81. Nicholas Lodge, No J64.
No i-John Axfo-d Of Hermitage Lodge No. l65.
No Ii-f. W. Trcker, Of EekfoId, No "a
No. IL Georye kirzer Of Minerva NO SiS
No IS-G. w. Wright, OF Richmond No B -
No i4-lhos. Lind. ley. Of Spring Valley, No. All.
No. Is 7. c. Rosche, Of Crypte. No 10
No i6-T. J. Lawrence, Of PeIront, No. rs
10. l7--W, T.. Oaryey, Of FrCemans, No IiO.
No. is--Sol. Van Ethan Of Tssy anth No $50.
No. l9--W Hsno~ ell, OF Laf1y cite No IL.
No. 2O--A Morris Of Pought eepsis, no. ~. M,
No 2i--A G Vo.burgh, of Hudson City No. 35c.
No a w T. smythe. of Waite. No. S32.
No. 23-T. Tuhby. of Aretas, No 80.
No A-K. McAloney, -, No. 26S.
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DEATH OF wELI-XNowN NEw-foRKER.-Siegls-
mund Enstachi, once the proprietor Of the "Voks
Theater,' in Fourth street, but lately lieutenant IN
the 10th Regiment Ohio Volunteers, wac killed on the
Let Instant in a skirmish near Weston, Va.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

SALARY OF TIE u. 8. DIsTRIcr-ATroRsEY.--
law In reference 10 the salary Of the United States
Dstret-Attorney was passed on the last day of the
extra session Of Congress- and provides THAT there
shall te paid TO the Attorney Of the United States for
tbe Southern District of New-Yofk, quarterly, a
saafy at the rate Of 0G0 per annum and snch sddi
ficnal sum as shall be necessary, together with the
costs apd fees allowed by law ~ pay such amount
as shaii be fixed by the Secretary OF the Interior for
fhe proper expenses of the Office including salaries Of
assistants and clerks.
1Tbe accounts of said Attorney, from and after the
zth dry OF April last shall be adjusted and settled In
the same manner as the would have been adjusted
and settled had Ghs act been in operation and after
that day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

ACCIDENT AT MaMARosEcK, N. Y.-On Friday af-
serpoon, about O'Clock, the only son of ex-Aderman
Taylor, late Of thiscity, while driving spirited pair
of homes before farm wagon the whifletree bolt
broke, fightenng the horses They rsa away, and
suddenly turned the from Quaker street, the
t.nrike road throwing him from the wagon nfictiDg
Injuries which proved fatal in about three hours there
nfer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

FusEnAL OF SoLDIER.-The funeral Of John Sui
I;van. late q member of the Kearney Guard, took
place on Friday from his late residence, No. % ohver
street. The organization, of which he was member,
formed hollow square, in which tie hearse moved
They wore badges of mourning, and were preceded By
Sheion's Band The deceased was inferred IN Green
wood Cemetery. He leaves q wife and one child
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

EXPENSES OF THE FIRE DTPARTMEST.-i"e n'o.o
in which the books in some Of the CITY
are keIt renders it impossible in many eaSe',
for experienced accountants, to find out WIN
tory definiteness, where the money goes ~ a'o
faliacy to suppose that the appropriations III 'no '
levy furnish reliable data in regard 70 tue "
money actually expended for objects ,heren sR.mea
Take for instance the expenses OF the fire depart
ment. From any and all documents heretofore p'n'eo
only proximae statement could be made OF us coss
from year to year. In the Street Commissioner re-
port for the quarter ending June 80 full
prepared by the first bookkeeper, Mr. Chas. M. Law
ingston, appears of the expenditures Of tho Depart
ment for 1885, 1859 and 1860 exclusive of real estate
rents, and salaries of the Chief Engineer.
The recapitulation table, from April 49, 1858, to Dec
81 1860, is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

ing $40 worth of wearing apparel IRON the neuTa He
ofce of Edward F. Parsobs, No % Clinton IIase Of
confessed Lis guilt, aud was committed ID Oeiau''
bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

PArR.orIc EsyELoPEs.-A publisher, who has kept
n account of the various Union and antiSecession
velopes says that hsn 800 different patterns have
been issued. The demand Is not uncomfortable for
collectors Of these curiosaties of the campaign.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

Aus eat Of Fire Iand hsrEs Mary Edson snd IpdurI
both bouu west. X. II. Knight for Jsmaea-lby plot toi
ChAG n. Marshall No. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. K..........Auo
Cleared.
Arrived.

Rsrks-Dflicence Young. Portland. -; Herman Hill,
Mason, LonderTyi J. L. Bishop Wolfe, Mystic.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

BUR0LARY.-A young man, 10 years ofage, named
Holm Fannin9 was arrested aud taken before Justice
Qaaeksabus6 yesterday morning, charged with steal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

Co,oprn Fn1rf,s OF The TRIBUSE WAR MAPS
Mr.. G. Q. Cotton No las Nassau street. na'
raneements to issue The TRIBUNE war luAfo I'd "a
In pumber ON single sheet OF thick hEe papsi a-
save them finely eolored. The maps eiA's"'e 'rn0s
every point of interest connected WIN INC war '
can be had at The TRIBUNE Counter.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
miscellaneous.


C,oR REFRIGERATORs, wpter- Coolers, Cut
wooGe5 w~c, Gc soto DELMAR's, No 7O6 Broadway.
KINGSFORDs OSWEGO STARCH is always
IN reflect KINGSFORDs name IL
every box and p1ckege Tor he ~ 's pHoed ~ ,,
nsY ayle lesILvEs-GLOss STARCH.
NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY and
~ INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS asteSmer ARMEINl4 hvnIyS
leaves from Foot of Harson, every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, aud FRIDAY ai7a IN. Landing ooth-'t
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT and FALL ytR-Tho .pleudd and ;aperiO, deg
NEFTRRy Cap: .H syy S
snd the BAY sTAyE Capt Arsn on MoTpAY S wEnHEs az
D ss..F ana No b. o. sr ap
gn, the same hal have been paid Tor M ,,.b bv
=" "E-~e' wM BORDEN, Agent. NOs 70 aud Il west-.t-
DAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N. j.
6E say 1rs '
bury, LONG BRANCH seIgea WeTss &c ON s,
Monoat6 coSnsctias there With all rcsalu station.
SRAsGH s';f S %'' ioi m and N. Stage: connect
s for c&GSaraTSS y fs a%d T'f cSETs rs
sold reduced rates Hotels Long Branch charge lower to
soitthe tunes.
CUPREME COURT City and County of New:
raF Fsr BsfrsT ,sf causca City @ Of
for order m sale Of uius Ground Houston street. New
That application van be made the Court Hon Daniel In
sam other Justice presiding at Special Term Of the Su-
prems Court Chambers Of said Court at the Cty Hall In tho
CITY FRIDAY the 10th day Of August 1861 at
O'clock In the forenoon of said day soon thereafter as
heard aud leave fof tho removal OF
tho esd bodies and remains FROM and for the sale Of the
Buryns Ground belonging the religious corporation OF The
Eiri Baptist Church. In the City Of New ork situate on tho
nouery side OF Houston street. between the First and Second
Avenues City OF New York and for such other further
ord relief may proper Ia the premises dated New.
York, Sch August, 1851. 3. X =. b. Wl0HTMAN,
Attorneys, and Of Counsel for Petitioners,
No. ls5 Broadway Ne~-YoIk City,
DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
III removed 10 No. AL Broadway, between Graud and
Broom where be sells 7octaye PIANOS for $50 AL
round carved legs 4z0O aud warranted Second hand
PIANOS and MEL0DEOhs nom +25 to 100. All kinds OF
Mu.ca Merchandise at prices Pianos and Meodeons to
let on ~ TO 90 month"; rent allowed purchased a. per
agreement. Monthly payments received FOR tho seme
ALEXANDRA ORGANS tor Churches at low prices
oYyIoE OF CLKvELAsp, PAiYssyiLLH AND A.nrAsgIA}
RAILROAD Co., Cleveland o.. July ~. 1901. J.
NOTICE The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
~ holders Of the CLEyELAND, PAINESVlLLE and Ash
TABULA RAILROAD will be held tho Office OF the Com
pany In Cleveland Ohio TUESDAY tte 18Th dayof August
ney O'Clock p for the election Of DieeoIs and for the
tanlaeon Of sGS ohe. business may come before ITEM
he Tlsnsersks Of tho Company viii be closed ifom the
ID until the lth day Of August GEO. y, ELY, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
CITY ITEMS.

TIE NEw-YoRK BANKERS on THE GOVERNMENT
FISaNcKs.-Yesterday noon meeting Of The bankers
Of this city was held in the Directors meeting room OF
the American Exchange Bank, Broadway, corner OF
Cedar street. John A. Stevens, esq., of the Bank oil
Commerce, presided and G. S. Coe, Of the American
Exchange Bank, acted as Secretary Twenty-sX
banks were represented. Mr.. Chase was In attend
a later hour in the afternoon. The SUBJECT OF
the Government loan was discussed at some length'
aid Ia Committee appointed to consult with the banks
h other cities and towns and to report the result OF
their deliberations, as to the form and proportions OIL
The losn at meeting to be held at the same place
next week, or earlier if practicable. The name OF the
COMMITTEE are:
IouN A sTvyvrNs MOSES TAYLOR,
YSxrs O. q sIisTJT THOMAS TILESrON,
JANIS PUNNETT, X. w bOMnTT.1hy
j. ID. VEKAlILYEA, A. NJ MoSiliSo'
JOHN u. JONES, O. D. COE'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

NEw-YoRK HosPITAL.--Woekly Report to Aug
1851.
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Srokeu.

TnH sTEasEa BELvfDERr. formerly 81 tho Baltimore and
edmond nc the large Sec ional Dock for repairs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28
Homestead Exemptions.

The following extracts exhibit the vari
Gus qualifications OF the Homestead Exemp
ton Bills now in force III the several States
mentioned.
4La5ne--A lot Of land, dwelling house
and out buildings thereon, and so much
thereof lis shall not exceed ) 5000 in value
Vermont The homestead ofevery house
holder, or head of family, T., the value Of
five hundred dollars and the products
thereof.
Mossrchusetts--The lot and buildings
thereon, occupied as a residence, to the val
NC of $4,000.
New York-The lot and buildings
thereon occupied as a residence, to the value
Of $1,000.
Mayyland-All real estate acquired by
marriage during the life Of the wife, from
execution for debt of husband.
Georgia-Twenty acres of land includ-
ing dwelling house and improvements not
to exceed two hundred dollars--and the
additional amount of five acres for each
Child under l 5 years of age.
Floriaa-Forty acres Of land when not
IN any town or city, and provided such
does not exceed in value $500
Alo6ama-Forty acres of land to every
farmer and to every housekceper, residing
in town or city, house or lot not to ex-
ceed $4,000 in value.
Terds-Two hundred acres of land,
when not in any town lots, not to exceed
$4,000 in value.
OAio-Every family a homestead not
exceeding $500 in value.
Mschigan-Forty acres, with dwelling
house and appurtenances, when not in a
town or city,--if in a town or city, lot Oh
dwelling house not to exceed $500.
Ioua-Forty acres of1and not in town
or city, or house and lot in a town or city,
not exceeding $4,000.
Wisconsin-Forty acres Of land not in
town or city, or town or city lot not
exceeding in amount one-fourth of an acre.
CalJornia-The homestead, consisting
of quantity of land together with the
dwelling house thereon, and appurtenances
and not exceeding in value $4,000.
New Jersey homestead to each head
Of q family, being the family residence, to
the value Of $500; not to be assets in the
hands Of the administrator, but to remain
for the benefit Of the widow, and until the
majority Of the minor child.
South Carolina-A homestead of fifty
acres Of land including the dwelling house
and appurtenances, not to exceed $500 in
value, and nor to extend to any property
situated within the limits of any city or
town corporate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28
From Prentice.

A Tennessee paper says that both wings
Of the Secession party in that State have
been broken. Yes, its wings are broken,
its tail feathers pucked out, and its comb
and spurs cut. Why doesn't it crow
BEFORE AND AFTER SEcEssIoN.-The
State Of Texas-the Republic Of TEXAS.
A very conservative and genial minister
Of this city, meeting one Of bis young
friends in the street, looked with some curl
osity upon what struck him as a blue rose
on the hat Of his friend, and inquired what
it meant. "Sir," said the young blood,
"that is the blue cockade!" "Cockade,' y
echoed the minister, "cockade" eyes sir.
blue coekads. That's all right, amt it, sir =
EYES," said the minister, call right; oil
right on the goose" The young man has
not been seen since.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28

WISE REPENTANT.-The Union vote in
Virginia seems to have converted WISE
In his speech delivered at Richmond recent
", in response to the compliment of ser
enade, he declared that che was for the
Union and the Constitution" He solemn
ly denied the report that he intended to
lead an army to the Capitol, for the pur
pose Of selling the public property, de-
nouncing that assertion as false and infarn-
Gus. He deprecated our civil war, says
our Geographic despatch, bat added that
che never would submit to northern con-
federacy." He failed to recall that mem
orable threat that, $50 help him God, be
would never submit to the rule of Re
publican President"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28

A WARNING TO DENrIsTs.-The New
ark Mercury reports the following case:
The case of Dobbs against Russell, to re-
cover for an alleged injury by improper
dentistry, was given to the jury on We'd
nesday. The Judge stated, as a principle
Of common law and common reason, that
any person claiming to practise any partic
Jllar trade or profession, is responsible for
failure to exercise sufficient skill in the
prosecution Of bis business, This rule is
equally applicable to all. The question
was, then, whether the dentist had exer-
cised reasonable amount Of skill in the
case. or whether, on the other hand, the
disease incurred was owing to previous af-
lection of the tooth and subsequent careless
ness in exposure on the partof the plaintiff
The jury returned verdict of 5000 for
plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28

TRYING rrs coLoR.-I had stopped at a
store in Missouri to purchase some little ar
sicle, when my attention was directed to an
old lady who was examing piece cf calico
She pulled it this way and that as if she
would tear il to pieces, held il up to the
tight in different positions, spit on corner
and rubbed it between her fingers to try if
the aoiers were good. She then stood
awhile, seeming not entirely satisfied. AT
aast she cut off piece with the clerks
scissors, and handing it to tall, gauky-
looking Girl. Of abou. sixteen, standing be-
side her. said. /" Here. Liz Jane, You taken
,cfaw that n see eft fades.n And Liz Jane
putt into her mouth, and dutifully went
10 work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28
WILL OF JOHN STEPHENS.

County Court. Grant County, Wisconsin. In Probate
February Term, 1861. Present, VIM. McGonigal,
Judge. In the matter of the last will aud testament
Of John Stephens, deceased.
On reading and filing instrument in writing pur-
porting 10 be the last viii and testament of John
Stephens late Of the town Of Hazel Green the county
Of Grant, aud Stale of Wisconsin, deceased, wherein
Ann Stephens, widow Of said deceased is named sole
executrix, aud John Simmons and Viii lam Harvey,
guardians of the minor heirs of said deceased there
upon II is ordered, that proof OF said instrument be
heard before the Judge of this court at the court house
in Lancaster in said county, the lith day OF March.
A. D. 1851 at eye o'clock in the afternoon of said day
Ordered further that notice thereof be gwen to all
persons Interested therein by publishing this order
for three ~ successive weeks previous said day OF
hearing, in the Grant County Herald, weekly news.
paper published at Lancaster, in said county.
Dated February 9TH, 1861.
S5-w3 WI McGONIGAL, County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28
IN PROBATE McNAMEE.

county Court, Grant County, Wisconsin In Probate
January Term, 1861. Present VIM. 8fcGoniga Judge
In the matter of the Guardianship of Mary Margaret
McNamee John Joseph McNamee James Francis Me-
Nance ard Thomas Patrick McNamee, minor heirs Of
John 8IcNamee. Of Dubuque, Iowa, deceased
on reading AMI filing the petition OF Bridget McNa
ee Mother aud Guardian of said minors. resident
Dubuque County Iowa. praying 70 license 10 sell all
of the Estate of said minors in the State of Wiscon-
SIM order TO educate aud support said Minors There
upon il is ordered that ali persons interested in the
tate Of SAID mnnls appear before the Judge OF s court
at the house, in Lancaster in said county Mon
GAY the 18th day OF March, A. D. 1861 ut O'Clock
in the afternoon Of said day to show if any there
shall be why license should not be granted to said
Guardian according the prayer of said petition.
dered further that notice thereof be given TO all per-
sons interested in said estate, by publishing copy OF
this for four ~ successive weeks previous to said
day of hearing in the Grant county Herald, weekly
newspaper published at Lancaster in said Grant Coun-
ty.-Dated January Goth, 1861.
34-w4 WV. McGoNlGAI, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28

E According to the most reliable sta
tistics, the crop Of the entire country fell
but little short of 24o,00O,O00 of bushels
of which amoSrt that section VIII b prop
crly constitutes the Northwest--viz: North
ern Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mime
sofa yielded not less than one-fouith,
though its population is scarcely more than
oneynintR of that Of all the wheat growing
States. In other words we have more
than doubled the individual average of the
other States- Wisconsin, Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
REMOVALl

REMOVALl
ALFRED PALMER, formerly of Mustoda, has re-
moved his stock of General Merchandise AM per
manently established himself
AT BOSCOBEL,
And wishes all who do their trading this place to
cali and examine his stock which will be found to
sistof
Dry Goods,
Boots X Shoes,
Clothing, Crockery,
Groceries, Nails,
Glass, Sash,
Oils, Paints,
Patent Medicines, sc.
have large portion Of my Boots and Shoes made to
order.
also manufacture my Clothing and cet and make
Clothing 10 order.
have on hand small stock OF
Pine shingles, Lnth, Pickets and fencing.
am paying Cash for Pork, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Beet
Hidos and Furs. ALFRED PALMER.
Boscobel, Dec. 2lst, 1858. 2S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28
LEGAL.
@~~-~~~~es~~~S~~~~~>~4~~ 49, = = =
ESTATE OF L. A. HYDE, DECD.

.I-.to
County Court Grant County, Wisconsin, "a Iroua1e.
February fern 1861 Present. W M Mc0 ngai, yuege'
In the matter OF the Estate of Luther A. H5ae uec d
On this day came Mary HYDE, Administrators, with
the will annexed, Of the estate Of Lutesr A. Hyde,
late OF the town of IaKcaser in the county q utanl
and State Of Wisconsin, deceased; and on 1er
it is ordered that proof of all claims and demands OF
all persons against said deceased and all claims ana de-
mands in offset thereto heard before the Judge q
this court ut the Court House in Lancaster in said
county, on the first Mondays of April and sept nber
d. 1861, before which latter day all crelltors
OF sid deceased required to present their claims
10 the ndge of said for adjustment and allow
ance; and six (6) months from and after the fourth
(4th) day Of March, A. d 1861 being limited ana az
owed for such presentation and allowance Ordered
rthe that notice thereobe given to all such creditors
and all others interested therein by publishing copy
Of ths order for four az successive weeks ishe Grant
County Herald, weekly newspaper published al Lam
caster, in said county, commencing within twHnty
days from the date hereof aud also BY posti1g four ~
like notices in four (4l pubic places in said county
within so days from the date hereof
Dated February 18th, 1861.
36-4w WM. MctONIGAL County Judge.