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The Sadie foul OF by another vessel and broke
down. The Isabel left SO far behind that she with
drew from the contest.
Mr.. William Petre the Partridge the winner Of
the first prize and Messrs. and s. Whiting the Laura,
the winner of the second.
There band OF music board the steamer
Sylph, and during the day the amusement of dancing
added 10 the enjoyment Of the regatta Every thing
passed of agrecably, to which the Jovia Commodore
and his subordinate officers contributed in a great
mi
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following the OF those awarded prizes in the
otheg branches Of education
Fbr ExemPiary Conduet and E1cisscy-Menry NJ Kirk,
orlando r. Dexter.
Dsdsoing- Samuel Lord, Jr.
Penmanship-Rob Buckman, John Cloves.
German aud Fresch LaReudges-Wheldon B. Shaw,
Elwyn Waller, Samuel Lord, Jr
1ataematics-Charles N. Fort, Edward n. Dement,.
English Coasposti0n-John 0gle, Jr.
Lat.a aad Greek-A W. Hail, r Norris Strong, Will
liam n. Ludlam.
Exemplary C0aducf-Samue Lord, Jr.; Alfred Neilson
Ausr benedction from the Chancellor the exercises
cosu An address before the Alumni OF the college, by
the Rev. H. Carpenter, was delivered last evening.
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crpRKam Corgr-tmcrH Fart I-Nos. 45O5, t6lI,
SSH 5e oI5l e Sa iss ,s sls ~ IS,3
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Nos gOJ6, dis 4u08, 5lio, SLIT, 5lS2 5Co2, 5Ti2,
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1916, 1922, $40.
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Port or New York, June 10, 1862.


CLEARED
Steamship Consution, Eidrdge San Fra2ciscc-pacif
Ship Success Chase. Lyerpoolwalsh. Carver L Chase
Ship Harvest Queen, Young, Liyerpoo-C II Marshall
Bark Cora, Munro, shanghae-J Jewett Co..
BarS Res ae SbT sace Menur
Brig Howlan (Norw) Egan, Cardin-Funch, Meiucke
Brig t;anges Dearborn, Gibralar-Trask & Dearborn
Brg Ellen Maria, Merrill, St Jago de Cuba-Mier
Brig rengniss .tBr conyers, Bermuda-Mddeton Co.
sehr 6eare tgr Beshs Elsuthera1 gl Eneas
sehr Mary Parker, Peity, Washington5Master
sshr Richie Frsiy' PhadsphianTiaSer sar
ERA Mar9 Ma BARRIER
s ss S, Ei5 EIas' Ssao%; Ess,sa@Saster
sehr Baiiv.akle, Frsseh, Boson-w Brown Co.
s scSr %"so, chas
sshr Gisa Enlsr i sosss-n Racket Ct,
kossSth
ARRIVED.
pm and Queenstown sh. PM Win mase. cabin
greater Jar, passage june 10 PM OF Barasey
Shs Hsss 81 nsf's snss 6"
g lat sHs as
Of Brookyn aged is yeas fell from aott overheard and
s Gs se HIM a days. sGT a sis ss
nsor
sa e' BIZ p d cos s
from Costa re. for London sl well June lat e N lon
Il q lon q BOARDED Sls Cuba. Hay, Sye1s
s1 supplied BSss p WI sn ssS
IRON Portland Maag for rs Car rspa xv,. With
and molassss @ Owen Carnegie 18th inst la. 49, ION
Is "a White steamer soana sou,h had red
top to her funnel -
ss 4 !. 4 ! 81 * Hasssn
Brig Porto Plata (Erem) Roper, Plat, June
With mahoSany sna tobacco 70 snhndt June
Brs Randolph !of Boston,. Haets. Matanzas, June
nIg XIncre lof waidoboloj, Hoases, Cardenas days
Brig Aber of Bucksport, Cousins, sagua June with
a Saf STAR in Sa. to
sshr Palmetto Cof Trenton, Mel Bragdon, Remedies IL
days VII, IN !, 'n,s q. ss 70 .,I surses Co
scsr MAJ, liver Chnc ;,t s days
ss lPsf shay'
sehr Jane Haskell Eli1aeehpoSi for orr pas ss."'
eS sae EroT Te for sr sss,S
sehr Harriet Hannah, Valance, Ezabeshpor for Nor
ss1r Malse Murphy Ei,sss'sgors for FAN River.
ssr iowa kas aS,f sssse days
schr Anvil. Wha'sn. Pembroke, days.
schr L SNOW W! Aehssrn, Roesl,aad, adays
s shr 9l9pto, Ham,a 9. Rondoa, for Boston
schr Warrenlon, Lord Eondoui for Ellsworth.
Steamer Anthracite. Jones. Philadelph,a.
Steamer Monoa Eiciiman. Trenton.
Steamer Petrol. Young Providence.
Craftsmanship Ashburton Bradh. honce for Liverpool,
h Inst Wsn hose @ Gay on %, tn, me north part Il Gel
and is leaking.
Ship White Falcon Drummond from Manila Feb g. pass
60 SIN Ani Ta matc eof Il BANS from Tapan
Also one bark, unknown.
SAILED.
Blue, newborn, Nc; virginia, White House Va
Wind at sunset NNw
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The United states Mortar sophronia

An officer Of the United States mortar Sophronia which
took prominent part in the bobardment Of Forts Jack
son and st. Philip, writes TO to complain that due
mention has not been made OF that vessel In graphic
account OF that engagement The Sophronia handled
admirably by her officers the occasion erred TO-
only overlooked by accident in the report OF
resDondent
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.
annual Comm me ent Of the New YOrl
University.

annual Comme me- ma nj OF the New York
University.
me thirteenth annual commencement OF the New
York University took place yesterday morning Nblos
Gsrden. The house was filled from pit 10 dome by a
very Fashionable audience the majority Of whom were
ladies' nodworths band in attendance, and
.iouaIIv eniyened the exercises by discoursng
beautiful airs from OF the best composers. At
about eleven O'Clock Chancellor Ferris, accompanied by
the members Of the faculty appeared the stage The
Chancellor presided and opened the exercises by an
appropriate prayer, after which the usual Latin sauta
tory was delivered by Marshall Whiting, Of Astoria In
consequence Of the the seat Of Of Mr. w.
r. syme, Of Brooklyn, the English sautatory was not
delivered that gentleman was appointed to deliver it.
The following is the order Of the EXERCISES
l. Oration-Ths Beautiful, in its relation to Chris.
tianity, by Henry G. PIard, Geneseo, N. Y.
. 0ration-God in History, by selah ". Strong, Flat
8 oraton-Great Effects from Little Causes by
Gulick Van AIKEN, New York city.
oration-fhe Pope VS. the People, by Fred Hos
ford, Brooklyn, l. /.
5 Grafton The Records OF Memory. by James 0.
6. 0raton-Robert Emmett, by Antonio J. Luaces,
Cuba
oratcn-stabity Of Existence, by George L. Smith,
$. oraton-rrue Scholarship. by James l.. Mitchell,
Brooklyn.
o Philosophical oration--1hs Philosophy Of Govern
rent BY Cornelius Brett, Brooklyn.
10 The Modern lnqusition, byS. Harvey Melis, VIII
IL oraton--sent Forces. with the valedictory ad.
dress, by " Cochran, New York city
The above oraons were. withot exception very well
delivered.
The degree or Bachelor Of Arts was then conferred
upon the following candidatess-Jaines L Amerman,
New York; William H Beadleston, New York; Benjamin
W Bond, Brooklyn; Cornelius Brett, Brooklyn; =
lans Cochran Sew York Fred s, aosora
Horny !,''I G ptasrd, Senssso; J.
p. Lawrence Schenck Flatbnsh s.t
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ace from stern post to extreme end OF b.
AZ
distance from stern post to extreme end Of ar.


fresh water tank, capable of supplying thousand
gallons Of fresh water in twenty -four hours, will be
connected with the water tanks by ppes and all of the
vessel forward Of the will be appropriated
use OF officers and II is expected that the entire
vessel will be completed and ready for very
short time, the contractors intend to make little
decay as possible. She will cost the round Of
500 coo when finished.
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The fourth annual commencement Of the Gardner Fe
male Insttute-late the Ferris Institute-took place
last evening in DR.. Gilstts's church, Twenty third
The church dlied by fashionable audience,
principally ladies'. Rev Or, Gillette presided. The
ercses insisted of singing reading the reports Of
the Committee Of Examination composition pcnman-
manship, French, needlewoIk and mathematics. An
essay entitled "Scene Of Beauty written by
ceedngiy interesting and intellectual To- king young lady
Of seventeen named Julia Collins carried Off the
first prize gold medal. Tho following named young
ladies' graduated-The Misses Emma Bradley, Julia
Collins. - Kemp, Anna McCoon and - Benjamin.
Quite number received premiums, and seven eight
carried of geld medals.
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HIP PIN G NE w S

ALMANAC FOR yoRg-THIs DAY.
s............. 2y MOON morn IL 06
IN sETs............... "a HIGH WATER 02
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ANOTHER MONITOR TO BE BuILr-The keel Of another
ironclad vessel, similar to the Monitor, laid in
Jersey City on the 18th inst Sscor Co., of this city,
the contractors and the work has been given Mr.
Joseph Colwel, proprietor of the Fulton Iron Works.
corner Of Greene and Morgan streets, and will be
perintended by George Rirkbeck, Jr Her dimensions
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The start made az twenty minutes past one. On
rounding the last stake boat the vessels had tack
the ;eturn; but favorable slant OF wind coming of
each time afterwards, going round, they laid their
and kept straight without lacking. The nd
rather light though it freshenod occasionally. The
Partridge took the lead at The start and kept to the
end There close sailing between Of the
other vessels particularly the close number
other craft not in the race accompanied the yachts,
making up quite goody show Of canvass.
The following Is the order In which the competing
sells returnedthe winner arriving at thirty five minutes
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Annual Regatta OF the Brooklyn Yacht
n.

Club.
Gowanus Bay Brooklyn, was enlivened yesterday by
the presence Of gay yachts and other craft In
attendance Of the annual regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club. The Club House, foot OF Court street, gayy
decorated with national international flags aud other
fancy bunting. There large attendance OF spec
tators including number Of ladies' The steamer Syph
had been engaged by the club for the use OF the COM
mittse, judges and invited guests and the hour Of
named for all hands to be board. The following
gentlemen had the management Of the days amuse-
ment:-
Commodore-John Jones.
Jpdqes-Mich Van Dyke E. B. heath,
ReeGlta Con,mtaee-John NJ Sawyer, William II. Pegg,
p. v. w. Ostrand.
The OF the vessels arranged be from the
stake boat opposite-the Club House at Gowanus Bay
to the stake boat OF Bay Ridge thence to another stake
boat of Robins Reef Lighthouse and back-the round
to be repeated three times. The total distance
computed at twenty miles; but some persons are Of
opinion that IL is more.
There two prizes-the first splendid marine
glass, and the second silver pitcher. The following
vessels competed
/. Sadie g. Favorita.
q Arcthusa. T. Sophia.
8. Partridge. 8. Non pareil.
4. laura o. Isabel.
e. H.. Smedlv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-09
gHERIFFS SALE-L0RIMER.

State OF Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss.-Crcuit cour
Of Grant county, Wisconsin. Judgment Of foleclos.
ure and order OF SALE James c. Wright Plainug
against JohA LoriGier and Barbary Jane Lorme
Defendants.
BY virtue Of jr dgment Of foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered and made IN the above named in e
above entitled cause, bearing date the 18Th day o
MAJ eli, A. y. 1851, and by direction Of the Plaintiff
viii offer for sale and viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder foi cash in hand, at the door Of
tile court house, in the village Of Lancaster, Grant
county, Wisconsin, ON the 20th day of September A.
D. 1862, tile hour of O'Clock in the afternoon fsad
day an OF the following described real estate TO wits
The northeast quarter OF northwest quarter and
northwest quarter oil northeast quarter and south
quarter 81 northwest quar- er ami southwest quar-
ter 81 north east quarter Of section number FOUR W
township number seven, % north OF range number Two
(2) west in GRAFT county, Wisconsin, containing
hundred and sixty eight and 37lUUths acres according
TO the government survey OF the same, be the same
more or less.
Said sale will be made to satisfy The judgment In
this action amounting to The sum OF hundred and
fotiy-th dollars and thirty seven cents which
due upon said note aud mortgage at the rendition Of
the said judgment and FOR the O one hundred and
twenty-eight and l5-l00ths dollars, which fell due on
said note and mortgage the ist Gay OF june A. b.
1861, damages and twenty-eight and z3lO0hs dollars
costs, together with interest anG accrung
Sheriff. Office, Lancaster, June 49, 1862.
j. Il. MOORE, Sheriff,
Allen r. Bushnell Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 1-wl3
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SALE-HART.

state Of Wisconsin, County OF Gantss. Circuit Court
Of Grant County, Wisconsin. Judgment OF Foreclos.
ufe aud order Of Sale. lciEhalt Biedelman Plaintiff
as. Willard Iialt and Margaret Hart, Defendants.
BY virtue Of judgment OF foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered aud made IN the above namea eouit III
above entitled action bearing date on The Gt day
II August A. -. 1eb2; aua by diree Iou Of Fntlus
Attorneys ] Will offer for gale ana viii sell at public
auction tfe highest biaQer Tor cash ia land W the
outer door OF Barnett House III te village % 5esc0he
Grant County, Wisconsin,, the 18th dag Of NOycmber,
A. D. 1856. at Tie hour If II O'Clock noon, Of said ay,
all 81 the following described Isal estate to-wil.
The equal undivided one-af 81 the following describ
lanes situated ia the half Of tue north east
quarter Of Section No. Two G in Township No 90
north OF Range NO Eve (9) west, bounded as follows,
commencing at The nolfa corner OF SAID half quar-
ter Section, thence raining westerly the Section line
eight chains thence due south 10 the center OF a
small creek three 90 chains ald sryentybge links,
thence along the middle Of said ceeB to the cast line
If said half quarter section, thence tong the east line
said nalf quarter section to tho Place 81 beginnings
four chains aud seyentyhve links. also the west hall
Of the nurth east quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section number Two aforesaid, on which said land
ghere is Cabinet, Chair and Turning Factory and
dwelling house and mill Gam aud iOr sed shop
containing in all twenty five acres OF land, be the same
more on less, ia Grant County, Wisconsin.
Said sale viii 10 made 20 satisfy the judgment in this
case amounting to the of Two hundred and eighty
five and Il i00ths dollars DANA and twenty-five and
l7l0hs dollars costs together with costs and interest
aocruing-Dated SherAs ohic' Lancaster, august Is,
A. D. 1852 j. 3. MOORE,
Inns Sheriff Grant County, Wis,
CRAwFoRD, STEVENS & VELE, PiaintilFs Attys.
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When IL ll alt


A farmer maG quite Is much nlaaeg
lr ssiine 81 t4e ght nle E cheap
ness iii production. Stock Is welas crops
are kept too long fol- the greatest profit.
"a bushsl of potatoes sold ID July frequent
" brings dollar; in September forty
cents, though the cost Of production IS the
same. A amb sold ia time for three dol
lars, often brings more net profit than the
hat whether sold at two years oid. A pig
will frequently bring four dollars at eight
weeks old. At eight months well fatlcas
ed, he will only bring twenty dollars, after
eating twenty dollars worth Of proyendar.
With this result it is easy to see the tins
to sell pigs in some sections.
1t is not so easy to know when to dis,
pose Of a young horse. As colt may
sell at weaving time, say fouf months old,
for twenty dollars, or fifty, if a haadsoms
animal 1t has not cost much to raise
him, for be has lived on his mothers milk
and she has paid Ler way BY her work.
But when he is put UP for tho winter ms
keeping begins 10 count. He can do moth
ing in the way Of self support until three
years Old, and il were better perhaps not
to work him much even then. If vel
kept he can not cost much less than a
hundred dollars before he is fit to work, in
any region where hay is worth i fteea dol
Lars tua lie may sell for three hin-
dred dollars oil more, but the chances are
that he will sell for no more than the cost
Of his keeping. Tie farmer may not lose
anything, but be viii only have made a
fair market for his hay and pasture. In
the sale Of colt during the first Summer
or Fall, the prices is nearly all profit
There is little risk about i, and the ven
ture is made a certainty. i the sire be a
blooded animal, the colt viii generally sell
for enough more to pay for the price Of
his services, and often to pay for them
many times over. 1t is most 10 keeping
with our calling to make the profits sure,
though small
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-09

re- The news from Kentucky is bad.
she frderal force at Richmond, Kentucky,
forty miles south Of Lexington, and mum.
herring about 10000 Of tie recently raised
troops, commanded By Gen. Nelson, was
attacked by Kirby Smiths column On Sat
urday, and completely routed. Nelson
was warned Of the approach of abe rebels,
but paid 10 heed to ii, and WAS soon after
s,surnriseda aud whipped, and himself
wounded. Buell. is reported to be in q
nrecarious state. Everything in bis de
nartmeut is at loose ends, and going @ the
mischief. The country has the satisfaction
however Of knowing that be i industrious
" concihaung our "soathern brethren,
and court martaling and expeHineall oiti-
GERS that hurt their feelings, or interfere
with their "rights.'
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GnERIFF sALE-- MEYER IS. SrEwARr

Slate 81 wseonpn, county Of Grant, Circuit court
OF Graz, county, WISCONSIN. Judgment OF loreelos
uie ami ofdel Of sal. Richard &eyer, Plaintiff,
against solomon stewart and Mary Stewart his wife,
Defendants.
BY virtue OF Judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
eale rendered aud made In the above court il
the above entitled cause bearing date the 1ih day d
October q. ID. le50and by the direction OF the Plaintiffs
Attorneys, will oncr Tor and Will sell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash ir hand M
door OF the couit house, in the village Of Laneag
ter, Grant county, Wisconsin, the 4th day OF October
a. y. 1902 at tic lour OF 10 o'clock ia the forenoon Of
said day, all Of tbs following described estate TO
wit; The north hff Of southwest quarter Of scc!.a
NO seven I'd in township No. six 60 horth Of range
y o. two (2J weat aud the south quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section No twelve 2) ia town
No. six go Dorth range No three % vest ofhe fourth
principal meridian ia Grant equity, State Of Wis
consn Said sale will be made to satisfy the judgment
in this action amounting to the OF four hundetsnd
nineysix dollars and twenty cents damages and weF
ty-eight aud 35-l0Oths dollars costs together WITH
interest And costs &ccfuing Dated Shcrihs omoe LAP
caster, June 80, a. d. 1902.
J. 3. MOORE, Sheriff
. Barber 4 Lowry Grant County VIA
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 3.wlS
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EsTATEJoHN ALCoRN, SEN, de.,1

County court Grant county, Wisconsin. In prot..
August Term, 1862, Present VIM. McGonipal 1--we Ts
Ia the matter Of the estate of John Acorn SsGSs
deceased.
on reading and filing the petition OF Wilus,, !,
corn Administrator Of the estate Of said deceaseS Al
resening among other things that the personal ~
OF said deceased is insufficient TO pay the deN, 1e
against deceased, and the charges Of ADMINISTERS l
anu praying that license be granted him 70 seI u
whole of the real estate whereof said deceased Aug
seized.
Thereupon. II is ordered that the matter Of a.,
petition be heard before. the Judge Of this copy, ~
The court house in Lancaster, IN said county an -
the afternoon OF said day Ordered further tbat &
thereof be given to all persons interested therein t
publishing this order for three % weeks sucepsi "
prior to said day Of bearing ia he Grant County He;
aid, weekly newspaper published at Lancaster IN a,
Grant County DATED August IS 1862. SAL
I2-WA WM McGONlGAL, County Ind
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g In.basa I'll AmeTi1.


TIE Igishman Wien he expatlates HIM
self to one Of those American states lose
much of that affectionate, coniiding, mass
ter-worsmanship ma nre which makes him
81 Good L fellow when at home. But he
becomes. more Of a man. He assumes a
dignity which he never knew before. ne
learns to regard his labor as his own pro-
perty. That which be earns be takes
without thanks, but be desires 10 take no
more than lie earns. 10 me personally,
.he has, perhaps, become less Pleasant than
he was. But to himself 1t seems to
me that such man 4ust feel himself haa
a god, If lie has the power Of comparing
What he Is with what he was.
II is ii gbt that I'll this should be &C.
knowladged by Us. When nc speak q
America and Of her Institutions We should
remember chat she has given to orr in
oreasing population rights and privileges
Which ve could not giye-which in an old
country we propably can never give.
That solf-asserting, obtrusiye indepen-
dsuee which SO often wounds Us, is #
ftG"O3 81 i-Alts bhL st4i ShtNtHA SIS 4 ~
those good things which 4 new country
has produced for its people. Men and
women Go not beg in tho states; they do
cot offend you with tatlered Tags; they
ID not complain to Heaven Of starvation;
thay Do not crouch 10 the ground for half
pence. III poor they are not adiect nj
their poverty. They real and write.
Taey walk ike human beings made ID
Gods FORM They know they arc men
aud women. owing it to themselves and to
the world that they should earn their bread
by their labor, but feeling that when earn
ed it is theirown. Ifthis he so-if it be
acknowledged that it is so--shoald not
such knowledge in itself be sufficient
testimony Of the success Of the country
aud II Der institutions l---4meriea, Oh 4jl-
thong zroHcpe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-09

nV- The rebels are amending thereon
srr;nt;on act. A bin has been introduced
IN their Senate prohibiting he employment
Of substitutes, except for persons skilled
and actually employed in some mechanical
pursuit important to the public interest," of
Where the person is the only white male
adult on farm or plantation having there
on not less than fifty slaves. II, however,
The substitute Of such person Should de-
sert, his employer is to serve. Ile b'li
also proyides thatthe comma des 81 ing
AIDES and divisions, under certain re-
strictions, may detail 10 any farm q lan-
tation worked by slaves, when the own.
er is a fenme sole, MINOR q 2 person
in the public service, one enro3ed private
cor duty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-09
nsrATE OF GEO. YlPOND, decd.

County court, Grant county, Wisconsin. In Probate,
August Term, 1862. Present Wal. McGonigal Judge.
IN the matter Oh the estate OF teorg tipond Gee q
representing said court among other things THAT said
eorat Vpond recently died ntestate ia the State of
New York leaving e0ods, chattes estate wit-in
sold Grant county, Wisconsin and that she is the law
GA widow Of said deceased ana praying hat admins
tratjon heroOfbe granted uao her. Iheeupcn Il ~ or
aered that tile matter Of said petition be heard before
the judge of this count at the court house in LaBcas-
ter said county onMonday the 18th day Of September
A. d. 1862, at O'Clock in the afternoon 81 said day
sons interested in said estate by publishing copy Of
this for three go weeks excessively prior to said
day oil heaiinl iii tho Grant County Helald, weekly
newspaper printed and published at Lancaster in
county, Dated August 25 1862.
I1-w3 WM. MeGONIGAI, County Judge