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The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
Night Dispatches.
Cen. jackson Retreats and
Burns Bridges.
A Testimonial to Capt. Ericsson
A Large Offer for the Copyright Of
Parson Brownlows Prposed Book.
FROM VIRGINIA.

WiNcHtsrLn. March IL -Con,rabAnd-
conirm the report Of The destruction OF the
bridge over Cedar creek. and that Gen. Jack
son has rctreaied up The valley ,0wagl. Har.
ri-butg Al quiet at tho oHrp0~t-
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- The kslf brother OF Gsn Zolheorsr
eonhnet among the rebel prisoners =, lhi-
place. di~i yesterday morning This make
ssysn -ho have d.ed anoag the prisoners
..nrs thsy have been qusrterei here
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49, Mrs. NJ. a. Csosst. Ia taksnx l~.se
a her frien''s sni psIrOns. taxes plesssfe n
Introducing - them. Niss " 4 Fosn. -ho
eom~s snoHS q. higaly recommended =.
eompct-It al .aecessfal ie,eAes - ma..e.
frou. Inl..la. oA.s
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

NLw lorK. March l1.--Our merchant.
arc getting up subscription for = .es,imo.
nial 10 Capt. Ericsson. The architect - the
steam battery Monitor
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

- The .8usrs Of ~Ar And the bAt1Al
ion Of Col. Mniiee'- regiment guarding them.
sill. ~s are informed. leave - seven O'Clock
this morning. Co indianapolis
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

IL feeling most grateful g. the citscns Il Ierrs-
HAute and surrounding couEtfy for their faNors,
which have been 20 literally extended during the
past y,ar, sezs leave 90 solicit Continuance OF the
.sine. A. b. intends making This city hls m;are
neli for The practice ef Homeopathy.
OifiCE-One door north ~ The Bpntn House
marsd2W
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

~ suumous - scr0faious sercgo1s az -
cure. the blight The potato ret u mankind. TIE,
vie And hithy wsi. fatal. Tssy ss.e f..n
ooa2rinsGoa aud impuriiy Of tie tlsoi. al ar g.
be seen al srouus - everywhere. One crAIiss -
all ws meet are tainted with them. sai qasri.f
q these dis q ,hem de fOosAiy TO-. b,csRse IA,
ar curAbls. Arxs's sssssrskrL, ei~sne-s oct e..
seFefal a ocrruruoa frem NJ hicot renders afefs
an healthy. and sn,csualiy s,pargste- - sil
cs<taaiusslsn frem he system. W i.n.ss 80.
ana~r yoar s>Ecfuioas disorders. --rcs ~ lses.s
bic Arxs A.s provided hl. ms.,ss'y eernllnsaes =
ours'iss virtues that Ne c.ll. s.ss,rarfg. gt,-.a
ccfat. Waterbury, g.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

Wasrrp II ,ousg gentleman desires ia ,
boarding IN = good family. where there are
40 other boarder-. References given Il re
quirej. Aislre~r bos -. inarllu
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

~ NJ u \ f~sn. t.ssa.. Il a.a.Is
"rsrs h~r ssss.sss 81 - pabl- sat 60 -
iosni a ~ ts-.ieae. ~ NJ. 0rsa 90
ohlo Street trs~ssn 60 49, sih - 81
ite-- T.. -. q alm
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

rJRLNBoLD's GENUINE PRRPA
TlOS.

-
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLJlD YxTRAcr BrcHJ,
A Positiss sod SpecihS Remedy
Per Diseases ofths BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL
.B1 DROPsicAL swfllINos.
"a exct1es IL AssoRBENTs inio healthy action.
- which ths NArEgi OR CAICAkoOs deposl-
tiols aud sH UNNATURAL. ENLAkGENE>TS are
rscuert. vsn a, FAN And INFLAMMATION,
snd j. gtoi g.
NgS. woAHS. OK CHILDREN
HUNBolBs EATkAcT BUcHU
Dor Weaknesses
Ar.ing from EAce-es. H.siis u Disslp4siou. Eafly
lntlsCreiiull o. Abuse.
ATTENDED WIZ THE f0LLONISG SYMPTOMS
Inelsps,,.ion ? - % hAs''ioa. Los, q fe-er
weak Nerve, Tr.rshlinx
Horror ~ flIsraae. Nakefaiarss
hiinne-s q Nislou. Pan IN the Ia /.
Cnissrsai Lassitad. 4 The As-cuisr system,
hol hands, Flushing " the hDdy.
pfynsss ~ the skit. Efuptonk on he lace
PAIIID COUSTENASCK.
1hese symptoms, II siio-ed to ~ oh, which lis
medicine Invariably removes. soon foliCNs
-INPOTRScf, fATUfTl, EPfLEPT1c fIrs,
IN osk or WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EAfIRT
~ thos~ "DIRffUL DISEASES"
INSANITY ANDooSsJnPnof."
Many arc aware 81 tie cause q th.ir SUFFERING
BIT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RkcORDS or THE INSANE AsiIIAs
And the Melancholy Deaths ~ CoI-sumption,
THE CONSTITUTION OSCk AFffC1ED WITH
ORGANIC wEAkSkss,
Requires The aid u medicine 20 strengthen Ani
Invigorste the system.
which HsLssoIn's EATRAeT BtCBU invariably
does.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

~ We are indebted 20 Hon .jo-elh 4
Wright for eor- II Hon y G Shsni :
defence OF Geo Ffemoni
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

>aSfs HooK. Nsrrh ll.-lte asanssf
Respsse. frcn Hkvsna "a. hss arritei Sc
tfines t.se< frcn Ness Graz u ihs O.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
EDsALL. McDouGsL 4 cos

A. .s'- ,tssso q the yesr. vten othrf sforis a.
broken sri mercAsst. saLltlt empty sb-l,es, ,rf
'so'l = frssA and Ccnplste. euairseing spleud..
variety q
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

URINARY ORGANs,
"''' MALI OK FEMAIE,
rro" ~.;sSss e;S;s :xs sssTss iDd D,S e a' u
D.s~ess ofthsse orsans require ihe ~ q Nuf. le
HEIABOfD's EhTRACT BUCHC
u THf GREAT DlCRETiCl
III T. c-sislg q Las- The desired ~f.Ct In al D.
sssss FOR which if j fsc, .nfnf udec
R,lisrre cf mosi reliable aud rcsponsbe ohsrsr.sr
VII accompany the meticiues.
CERTIFICATES or CURES,
Frofn 70 20 years standing.
With names Known o.
SCIENCE ASDrANT.
Price tl per bottle. ss Tot e. delivered 10 say
address, Securely packed feom ObssrsaLcr.
Desrrle symptoms In all communications
Cures G""r"nieed: td'tce eratts
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before NE, 81 Alderman - tie
city q Phils1ei phia Il 7. HEiNBOIn. Chemist Who
being duly swoTu does say that his preparation
tsins no nArcoue mercury, Or iisrFicss drug. but Z
purely vegetable. H. T. hklhBOi-D
sole Manufacturer.
sworn .L3 suls.rli,-d before mo, the a3d day u
November. lsgl. wH. hlBBARD. Alderman.
Aairss' LstseTs for Information 10 ssnnasnce 10
H.T. HKLNBoID.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
les s.,u;h tenth 81. below Chestnut ptilA.
BEWARE OF COuNTERFEITS
AND USrRlNClPl-kD DEALERS.
Who eudssv0r 20 dispose ''oY rmis ow>" and 'org-
IN" ASrIclss o. TnK INVITATION ATTAINED ~
Hernboli's Genuine PrepaT stions.
Extract buchu.
sa-saparlla
- Improved Rose Wash.
ssid by 4. n. BARR Co,
IN cuSISGH,N. p u. poySEIIT,
AIIFS PENCE, T.. W. PATRICK A CO.
And all Druggist, everywhere.
ASK FOR HEiABoibs TAKE No OTHER.
Cut out the Advertisement and -end for IL.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND KxrosuRH.
MarclLb '03dAwly
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The sgeai Tor shis celebrated Nursery :
ia The city delivering trees. engaged hereto
tore. and Las oss hand IN @dditioa 70 very
excellent assortment OF trees. fine stock
Of evergreens and shrubbery. which be SELF
cheap By the Nay ~ believe that our
citizens would DO well ~ purchase isat trecs
OF Mr. Manly. a. not only beng Indigenous
70 our soil and climate. but being Of such
forward growth. that they generally bear
within three years amer being trsnsPlanted.
The agent will generally be found at the
corner Of Foarth and wsbash streets.
Msz. l7-d2w
Bo4EDEEs WASrrp "A few day boariers
can be accommodated al No 50 north foarth
Street. between Cherry AID Mrlberry street.
die.
a.. BAsNE1T
InNjtes attention 70 the spring style Of six
hats ofthe istes; New York pattern. which
will be sold at the lowest prices dJr.
~ We are requested by Col. Mullen 10
say that citizens will not be permitted 10
visit the PRISONERS OF war now being held in
thi- city. nor 10 hold any Intercourse with
them whatever. u
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
Dress Goods. shswls. Cloaks, Furs.
Silks, Hoods, Nubiss, sontags. and

All mai'l'r II ihius. that = w,fats az pm
On IL crown ~ b~f head, % fh. ~, fl.f f..f
Or wrap round bsr shoulders. o. o., round ~a-s
Or hat oan p ss~ee on, pinned 81. la,.d.
Or lied ca with stfing. Or suiched o. ~iiA a bow
In trout, OF behind. abov, q below.
For ciosks, Manuiiss. cspes. Colls-s or Shawl.
Drsss~s fct sreakfast aud ihau-rs AM Bali.
Dresses g. ~ IA, ana stand IN. an -slA in.
Dresses g dsnce ia aud hirs Ia, snd i.It i0
Dresses Ia which 10 DO Dething ststau
Dresses for winter. sni dre--~i 81 fail,
AT u lbsm dinsfebt IN color ant pattern.
siik, muslin aud lace. crsPs. velvet AMI -a,.i.
Rracads snd brosdoloth. and o,lsr material
Quite a. sssPsnsivs aid much n.or. .th ila-
IL shor for all thing. that could ever b. ihous hs o,
or nlliner. or medisie. - trsdesmAn be- bengLi =
Js25df Cor. Main AID Foufl lh street
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
DR.D. G. WALLACE offers his

II Professional service, to tie citizens q Terre-
Haute and surrounding country.
OfF1CE-four doef- west 81 e. ". Patrtek's Drug
Store.
kEsIDRNcE-On 6~sn. between 9Th AID I'll
Streets. noisi~6m
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NOTICE to Resl Estate Dealers. -
4 tlsve pwelfiaxs sn1 stare R-aEas is-nssr -
tssns. esrsls1t plases - sffl geo1s. 81! , slli
1ste g - esrty IN - 49, fssfe Hiatt 81 psf
tIF~resrr ia essA trpir -
auARHskT.
aariAiissn kesl ksiAie Assat
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
SOLDIERS CLAIMS
Pensions, Bounty Money. Bouni

II =. DANALDSON, Notary Pub.
IL. lc. Collector, Claim Asrut. A.. a.. on.,.
his services 10 the puhic. e-pe, ally o. tho-e MI
have been oooBectsi with he Military service u iir
United ststss, and who may have say claim agKiusf
the General Governmcui he ~iil arrange. forward
AMI successfully prosecute ell valid claf. rsasof-
able charges ani - fApldiy tie bu.inr-- saD is
dispatched btiorr IL pfoPr oliiof. ~ " Na.hing.a
Having Iss frsss experience AMI prastllt Ler.iit.
and The AID % al Old officer Of The sensra Govern
nent under Presdsnt flllmore's Adinnistfa ail1n q,
fail Ia being successful Will ell legal fatns
whether for PESSloNS. BOUNTY koNfr ct IA NJ
wARhANTs.
HALF-PAY PESsIOSS-rhs Nidous. or 4 40
widows. the chidren under sists@n year. = se. =.
orcsrs and soiiisrs - NE prsssr' any Ifcsle-
ssr Who have died o. been Killed While Iu lie .sf
sics, entiiled 20 HAlf-Pay PeI..iof..
INVALID PESsIOSs.-Au oficsr. 4Ai s-.iais
Nto are disabled by reason Of woarfs received 80
dlsssse conffsctei While IA The ssf,lcs AM o. li
line ~ duty a. soldier, ~ auy Pero;. rrti 4
~ Invalid Pensions.
LAND wARRASTs-An who s,sgfi Il Ia.
any of III psst - The tuted state - 49,
IA battle are erti,iet 90 les ~cfes sf isaa a.
Of death, The " ldo~ snd ainsr. ar fusifls-l.
BOT MY MONTH"; heifs a IA 4 lI4sfs : i
have volunteered during Tie pressui ~sr f.r lhrs.
yesrs or daring The var, abd have died hssr killed
vile in he servioe. eltiied to tisr Hrpnotf,
DotIsss Hounty Moner, and surh arrears q tte -
tier.s pay q. mas have socrusa ~ the .isl. oi -
death.
Sseharge- made -i1Aeut ,lsin & .as,.s.i,.l,
tsrmlastet.
Deed. and Mortgages s1seut.d. snl Elslis a..
nirhsi. n
sS- Eastern arre.rAs.s afrAn<l s1A esiisflsf
and esehange promptly rsraltte1.
offisE II he Oh e.rnsr slsI.d
BIS DayliDsOS.
'soSfu Sct-ry Pnlilc. A.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DIsgArcaz ct rnr wxrErs unos LlsE.
Noon Dispatches.
Advance Of the Fleet 70 Island
No. 10.
LARGE REBEL FORCE On THE
KENTUCKY SHORE
The Mortar Flest Preparing TO
Commence the Attack.
Rtbtis sriU make "a stand az
Frsktrieksb"rs!
FREMoNT's DEPARTMENT
Iron Clad Vessels To he Cons;turieai
~ W." o--S S'N-N'
Nc G Clellan's PfocIamati on !
,,,,,.,. . = cur ...or
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

FEMALEs-FKGAIEs-f
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED.. OR CON-
TEHPfATISG NARMAGk
Is MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEMALES
tie kxrsct Buchu 8 un-susls BY ssy oshsr remedy
In Chioross o. Refentlen. lrI-gaisflty Painful
uess OF Suppression Of Costonary kyAeustioas. ul-
cefsed OF scFIhoss state VI tie uierGs Lsnc grho~s
whites. Steriiity aud for al complaints sncdsa
The ses vhrthtr arisiug ffom lndl-creton Habit
VI Dissipation. in the
DECiINg OK CHANGE Oi IlfE.
SfE SYMPTOMS ABONF
80 FAMILY SHOULD ~ WITHOUT n
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

sECHET DusgtSIS
In all Ihsir Stage, At httle kspes-ss.
little OF chS.gs a iHsf Nofncohgt. lsios
AND NJ ENPOStkF.
IL cause = fFeQuc1t desire sud give 9Th 10
Jrinsie, thereby Removing Obstruciions.
Preventing aud Curing strlctures al the Jfethfa
aliAy Ing Pain asd lHfiSnma;icn, freqnoug f.
the eiss. = disease. and espelling al rasouo 10
Diseased and worn-out Matter.
THOUSANDS THoCsANfs
WHO uANE BEEN THR VICTIMS oF QUACks,
ssc who have paid HAvs fKas 20 ts cured IN short
time, have found they deceived, and that The
POISON" lAs. by Tie use 81 Powerful Astrin.
gents been dried up IN The -ysis. = break cus IN
al aggravated form. snd
pfLHAPs AfTkR xARRiAGE
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

tea , 4 Hisrhoerk. ~hn r.~tnsis -
einei i1e asPo.ntncrs " MA0r 1eaesai II
volunteers. vHs simu1ucd here flom Il
l.oai.. sou.e d-y- 4-o. ben be So 'sitei
~ W StsItor. ~~iseiafs ~ Var What
frpnsl I'D si lie .ssfftie~. hss lot bees az.
rrr4 ~. lsi Il ss. 81 -aEir.ssl imPort -
i,s iatsf- ~ ii.e sornirs. 10 irdure Tea.
iI.i....., = - fe-sas.lss hi, decs.asi.on - lAe
Ns',r eseair
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
POETIcAI.
Extraordinary Merit

Nus belong l. hat ~hieh lless-- svery ,us. su.s
+ III osss wlih the s;ogf - Gco-ls roN ai
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

TssE 20 saEs RAIsAS, hGKcCAY. Ga t>rls 4zANr
AsDlci~L u>ft1 Ask>r AND nk>oF ~
HELMBOLD'S KATlaCr HUCpl
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

Inutes attention 10 the spring style Of six
iats ofthe Istes, New York pattern. which
will be sold at the lowest prices dJw
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

nrnEis STRONGLY FORTIFIED AT
ISLAND 70 10
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
II. Qanb- NQbriUten
Nrnflamutipu
pus9 Wleranter Nanish @puDerueur eea
GtaateS MiuueiDta.

~9FNC ~ SSbUAtASE wv
Staates MinneIp ta.
Sn Grpagung, ta6 Is areemsIrn uni
tn usbsreinRimmune 1T nit ser sutsn unb hodge.
baltenen Sitte rnjerer Batter, bic mlrbis III, sin
unisrn Sauiern fir iu,mer Gin fstsr Braud" ~
lstn, hab sas 8otf, utp.rn 60 bic JruGt bes Gan
sss III bic SAtuern sslarmtlt", ben, 5errs Elm
Gantfsft bersit.t, unc gum 8eoGbinibi einer s lite
unS turG einsn Dneutliden Ntt drillidsr Got-
tessertbruns, oils zine 9 smsirbe lsiue MtBGneis-
felt ocn Jbnl, in beNtn bdnesn bic RSuisrsi1e bes
grce nur Staub iiut, ansrfennt:
Destalb lsse i'd, Mteranter Siamley, @pu-
ser,sur sss 9taates Wiunelpte, bierlnit bsn
ilsbenunptwan5isIten Sag ces. aesen,
wartigsn Wpnat5 Nppsntbsr
fat ais eiuen Sag Der Danfaeuns Bel ttm aH-
mG9tiBsa Wott fir ieins tpunberbars Guts etesu
uns - fir ale bic suteu 8aten (eiaer Dorllb-
utg + fir geIunbbsit uns Wisterbsrltibung rta
6risSrAs i'm 5!aat unb fir pas MaaB bes aoee.
meinsn Wpbler9sbsue, es0en mir uns ,%rIreutl1.
Seirnbsrs labt nns lsins 9uaee ertsnnsn ba.
rim, eaB CT unlsre Grsusea son nsu niIesu 1cir-
ssn btftsit, msIde lIa 9sssn pre erbpben anb fl
in biz GrAte ssltiirst bat, bit liz fir uns s%esrabaa,
baR nn|ers Jreuuts befseit lin0 aus einsr sntlsb-
liasn @sfanstnlAaft uno oab unlire 5Gultr uNb
gslstbum nun fiber lln6 ss9en biz @erpoIt DC,
ineiani|ten N1uber une Wyreer. llrb Iaetuua
Sbn p!eilta fir bic Grbaltuus hes HeSissurs IN
iersy 1dtsr ssBsn bic NuariiTs bar 8sTratter uno
Nfbslen, fit ben erbabenca Gsilt bss Vatrictis~
mus nAb MutbeS unb Der geItdnpisErit, nit be-
nen sr bic 5er3su per Nsr1beibiest bss 2atess sr>
flint bat; fir bic burb biz 2apTsySsit uulerer
Iruppsn srEaagsnsn 5isse; fir psn ruhnrsiae1
Nntbsl MianeIOta's an beu aar,pfen uas Sie-
gen Der untons-G aDe; fir Bic g1baltune Finer
5Shne, pelae surl has Ususr Der Gblabt un'
Setlsst gegaugsu IIno uno fir psn unssrgan8liasu
Jtubm Der eesbgtsn Ipoten !; fir bic SeBsitsrune
pnp rem Offer, nit bsn, uaie,e Burger eon ibrsr
unabsserneetsu 0slcsra f~prtseeilt Tno GIT bs'
Jabne Der Natirh unb ser Qluera fir bic GcwiB'
bit, Dap lire Miben u,b Osfabren, ibye Wun'
esa uab lire 5iaesbpue ni9t ,mlouIt lino; fiji
bic JET! pTenbaar eetporoe!sn 3ei4su leiue5 Wil.
lens, bae Bit Watipr hurh eas Btut Ino Der
Stoeib Der .5Gla9tupfsr ron ibrer erpBsn Be'
brangnib befreit rcrbsn lpu uno bon Dem errBer
9srbrsHeu, esNtn Bolss unb Mirfuns ausleid js.
nss Bsbran9nib ii unb bae Din:er pen Gpnnerr
anb Blibtn unh Sent GenItf ess l1nssiritteys 81,
ethabene @tSbe Je5pSabs Ilhttar III, btr in ZEN
6snsr auf tem Vsrgs bsratnriat, I'M bic ssrbreus'
nsn GaFelu her Contribution gu ernsuern unb bic
6reiDeit gu protlanirsn ais tas @runogslet
sirer srneuer!in NAB ressnsrirtsn nnipn-
0tgetsn nit msiNer ltnierI9rtTt unb benz erp'
6sn Siseel beS 9taates it Der Stast ct. yau
at bisisn1 britten Sage be5 Noptmbsr, I'M Sabr'
anisrfs berrn siu.aalsNo aptbuubsrt unb 3pti'
unblsRtis.
M@leraubsr 81 a m (eY+
Nuf Befsbl bss 8DuSerneurs:
Samta5 3. Bater 9taats. Sefrctdr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
IN PROBATE COURT BROW

IN PROBATE COURT - BROWN
MY of Minnesota Special Term,
October 3lst, 1862.
In the matter of the estate of Sebastian Nav, de.
ceased: ''N
On reading and filing the application of Philip
Gross, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that he
may De appointed Administrator of the estate Of said
1t IS ordered, that Tuesday, the I'd day of December,
Judge OF Probate, in the town of New Ulm, be as
SIC s,gned Tor the hearing of the said petition, and that
persons interested in said estate, are required to ap.
pear at a session of the Probate Court, then and there
TO De holden, and show cause, if any there be, why
.... JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
noV|-5W ... Judge of Probate.
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IN PROBATE COURT - BROWN
= DUN State of Minnesota-Special Term,
October Il, 1862.
In the matter Of the estate of Charles H, Heuer,
deceased:
On reading and filing the application of Caroline
Slassen, praying, for reasons therein set forth. that
Cornelius Axelsen may be appointed Administrator
OF the estate Of said deceased:
It is ordered, that Tuesday, the Cd day of December.
1862, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Office of the
Judge OF Probate, in the town Of New Ulm, be as
signed Tor the hearing of the said petition, and that
the helrs at law of the said deceased and all other
persons interested in said estate, are required to ap-
pear 7, at a session of the Probate Court, then and there
the prsyer Of said petitioner may not be granted.
nov7-3w .s ,rrdea ~ proha+a
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IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
= State of Minnesota-Special Term,
October 18th, 1862. :
In the matter of the estate of Johan Buehrer, Of
Sibley County, deceased: 1
On. reading and filing the application of Agatha
Buehrer, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that
she be appointed Administrators of the estate of said
deceGsed; .. i.
Iii ordered, that Tuesday, the 2dday of December,
A. D. 1862, at 2 O'Clock 2. M, at the Office of the Judss
Of Probate, in the town of New Ulm, be assigned for
the hearing of the said petition, and that the heirs at
law OF the said deceased, and ell other persons inter
ested IN SAID estate, are required to appear at a SEES.
sion Of the Probate Court, then and there to be hold
Of said petitioner may not be granted.
.-.g..-.. JOHN G. RUDOLPH,
no7-3w Judge Of Probate.
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TN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
L BROWN State Of Minnesota-Special Term,
October Goth, 1862.
In the matter of the estate Of Max Zeller, deceased
On reading and filing the application of Conrad
Zener, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that he
be appointed Administrator of the estate of said de-
ceased, all Of Brown County;
1t is ordered, that Tuesday, the I'd day of December
AID. 1862, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office OF
the Judge of Probate, in the town Of New Vim, be as
the heirs at law of the said deceased, aud all other
persons interested in said estate, are required to ap.
pear at a session of the Probate Court, then and there
to be holden, and show cause, if any there be, why
the prayer of said petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN G.. RUDOLPH,
nov7-3w Judge of Probate.
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IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
of Minnesota Special Term,
October 2Sth. 1862.
In the matter of the estate of George Roeser, de.
ceased: w
On reading and filing the petition of Johan Holm,
SEN, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that he
the said John Holm, SEN, may be appointed Admin.
lstrator of the estate of said deceased;
It is ordered, that Tuesday, the I'd day of December,
1862, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Office of the
Judge Of Probate, in the town of New Ulm, be as.
signed Tor the hearing of the said petition, and that
the heirs at law of the said deceased and all other
persons interested in said estate, and required to ap
pear at a session of the Probate Court, then and there
to be holden. and show cause, if any there be, why
the prayer Of said petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
nov7-3W Judge Of Probate.
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IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
y State of Minnesota-Special Term,
October 9th, 1862.
In the matter of the estate Of Johann Florisn Hart.
mann, deceased:
On reading and filing the application of Mari Anna
hartmann praying, for reasons therein set forth, that
she be appointed Administrative Of the estate of said
deceased, all of Brown County;
1t is ordered, thatIuesday, the I'd day of December,
1862, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Office of the
Judge Of Probate, in the town of New Uln, be as.
signed Tor the hearing of the said petition, and that
persons interested in said estate, are required to ap.
pear at a session of the Probate Court, then and there
to be holden, and show cause, if any. there be, why
the prayer of said petitioner may not be granted. :
.#.- JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
nov7-3w Judge Of Probate.