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DRo POsALS FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU,

WAsHINsTos, D. O., August is. 1865. (
. .PRoPosALs are solicited and will be reoeiv ed at
this ofics for Furnishing Cavalry Horses, to be de-
hyeIed at Pittsburs. Pennsy vania; Phil.delphia.
Warrington City, Syracuse, N. Z, or Indianapolis,
Proposals viii be considered for the furnishing OF
The Horses to bs from fifteen (I5j to sixteen as
hanes high, from five tO to nine 90 years old we'll
broken to the saddle, eompactly built, in good
The ability Of the bidder to fulfi bis agreement
must BE- guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guar.
antee. -
The responsibility of the suarantors must bs
shcv BY the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, Of the United States
District Attorney.
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel G. G. sawtelle, Chief Quarts rmsster Cav
airy Bureae, and be Endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Horses"
c. g. SAWTELLE,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quartz rmastcr,
an IS tt Cavalry Bureau
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PROPOSALS..
DR0 POsALs FOR WOOD.
DEPof YOR PRISONERS OF War,
Assistant ItHaTteT masters QDscs.

Assistant Qaar,eyBi1aer OHcs.
s.ALEp PRoFosAL for the delivery Of cords
Of Wood to the 9overnment will be reo.ivea ut
bsr 1855 at "a m The WOOD to be hsrd. saaod,
four feet long, and split to the usual
The Wood to be delivered at Point Lookout.
Maryland, and to De Inspected and measured oy an
Delivery not onsidered complete until cord ed
measured, and inspected
specihcations will bs rejected
The Wood TO be delivered or Before the 5Jth
Of the Wood will hs extended al the option Of ths
Depot Qosttern'ast"r, i. deemed best for the in
Payment t. n ma !s as follows: upon delivery of
2oo CORDS sol 81 NJ Wood Low cords will be paid for I'd
s1rds thereafter The bslauce upon CO nplstion OF
The whole contract
The full name and Post Office address OF the bid
Sa IL IN the s. nas firm til, names
BID viii Be eonsd As the inc vdu.i proposal Of
Proposals from disloyal parties win not bs con-
sidered, and an oath OF allegiance must accompany
.Proposais must be addressed to Capt. Nelson
Maryland and sh uld be plainly marked " Pro.
posa!s for Wood,
shown BY the ohciatcerti6cate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court or OF the United states
The sbiiity Of the bidder to nn the contract,
by twoiesponsisle persons whose signatures are to
be appended to The guarantee, and said guarantee
must accompany the bid.
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be eonsd-
cred.
Bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollars signed
the contractor and both Of bis suarantors, will
PORN OF GUARANTEE.
We-,.of the county of =, and State Of -
hereby guaranty that is able to fulfil . contract
In accordance With the terms of his proposition,
and that, should his proposition be accepted he
herewith.
pared to become his securities
TO this guarantee must be appended tho onaeial
certificate above mentioned
The Depot Quartermsster reserves to himself the
high.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
NELSON PLATO,
au Is Captain A. @. A.
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PROPOSALS
0FFICE OF THE SIGNAL OEE!oER.

OrF1ckor TAE SIGNAL oyF!0sR,. ,..,
until zssa.s M e as isss esoss p
for furnishing for the Signal Department the
$50 Two hundred and fifty sets Signal Eaui pments,
,sS 60 one nfss hSna1sd Dsrris Sa.. KsSsnin S,eains
70 Two hundred Tsle.sope Holders.
TTvsn,y. Tnty Eve g. s1oss ns Wins Matches
Two gross Needles,
10 Fen Tap Borers,
The hrst delivery to be made about the eth Of
Septemb Der; 1858 or as soon thereafter ~ Govern.
The full name and post oface address Of the bid
Ifa bid is m ade in the name of Arm, the names
OF a. tne parties must appear, or the bid will be
Proposals from disloyal parties. or where the
bidoer il not present to respond to his bid viii not
Proposals must be addressed to {" The Sigma!
Omcef or the Army" WashinEt IN, d. O and should
R - Rlainiy inaorsed" Proposals for Field signal
fhs responsibility Of the suarantors must Be
nearest district Court Of the United States Dis
The ability of the bidder to sll the eontrssr
70
to BE- appended to the guarantee. and said suaran-
IN doabs the
n N ne the ssnsd by the eontransr and ooth
bidder, or bidders upon signing the contract.
we.-,ofths% % COUNTY + Of s fM and State Of, do
hereby guarantee that lis able 70 fulfil the con
ton, snd that, should his proposition be accepted
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him We a-s pro-
paIed to become his securities
fTo this guarantee must be appended the on eiSl
certificate above mentioned
, The right is reserved to reject all proposals if
it ia not deemed for the public interest to acsept
Models: will be on exhibition at the ONCE of the
Signal onaeer for twenty (2o) days from date.
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The Arkansas Eyppd.tiou,

CAIRO, Aus. 26-Col. WinsIow's command
arrived ut Memphis On the 2Ith, from Yazoo
Clly, having come through from Vicksburg,
Via Grenada. At tne latter place he met Col.
Phillips 5 -oTce, which recently destroyed SO
much abroad property. Col. Winslow brought
in 100 prisoners. Gen. Steele lnd the Arkansas
expedition is sprogressing inely. There has been
10 battle yet, out one Is III prospect.
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The Draft in New York.

NEW YORK, August 26.-The drafting pro.
ceeded quietly to-day in the Fifth, Eignth and
Ninth districts.
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DROP ALs.F FOB WOOD.
CHIsF ASST QUAR1sRMAsrEa's OEy1os,

CHEF ASST QUARTsRMAsTER's OFFICE,
p'0i q "%SsHsnsSn c. ,0In xnr q n s iss
= n GGRhs fS5 b s syss Of =, ays W
sATUKDAY, he 5th dsy Of septsmbsr, 1855. Sat at
The Wood to he hard, eound and merchantable,
Tour t4) fee long ana split to the ordinary size of
Tue Wood to be delivered in the city of Wash
jpgton. al such points as the Depot Quartermaster
shan direct, corded in RANKS four t4l feet high; de-
livery not being considered complete until so
corded measured ana inspected.
AID inspector will be designated on the part of
the Government - inspect ana measure the Wood,
AID such as d"cs not conform II the above specii-
cations will be rejected.
All to be delivered or before the second day of
Payment TO he N sde upon the completion of the
whole contract. ,o,
The full name and Post once address Of the bid.
der must appear in the proposal.
II bid is made in the name of firm, the names
OF al the parties must appear, or the bid will be
CONSIDERED as the individual proposal OF the party
Proposals from disloyaI parties teiu not bscon-
sads1ed, and an oath OF allegiance must accompany
Propose ais must be addressed to Capt. Edward L.
hsrts, Assistant ouartermsster r United States
marked Proposals for Wosd"
GUARANTEE
S Pe l fss az int Iut be
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
The ability Of bidder to all the contract should
II be awarded to him. must be guaranteed by two
E6GrpnelDle persons. NhsGe Sna lures TO
pended to the guarantee, and said gu arantee must
accompany the bid.
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened. or their proposals will not be consid
cred.
Bonds in the sun, Of ten thoui md dollars signed
By the contractor and both Of his guarsntors win
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We,--, OF the county of -, and State of
-, and - -, OF the county Of =, and State
Of, do hereby guarantee that--ls is able to
hIs proposition, and that should his proposition be
accepted, he win enter into q contract in accord
ance herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him we are urs.
pared to become his s1reties.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the ofncisl
certificate above mentioned
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
night to reject any or all bids that he may dssm
too high.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
an 21-td Captsip and A. Q, NJ, Q 8. Army.
TCREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
PROPOSALS will be received for delivery for the
use OF the Department of about 09e TO $50 tons
OF best quality White Ash Anthracite COAL,
(2-240 lbs } brakeu tfurnace and egg siZs-Balti-
more Com pany's Coal preferred-and for about 2O
tons OF Lykep's Valley Bed Ash, egg size, all TO
oeTelseed st the Treasury scales.
Also Tor about 800 cords of best quality seasoned
OAK WOOD, to be delivered at such times aud in
kuch Quantities as may be REQUIRED, and corded
ana measured in the Treasury yard
Proposals to De handed in on or before the 9th
lhstant' Sdaressed TO the Superintendent Soutn
dressed TO the Secretary of the Treasury
Privilege reserved 20 reject any or all bids
su 22.!t
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Capture Of JEFF. Thomp>on and his Staff.

Capture of jeff. Thompson and his Staff.
ST. Louis, August GA dispatch from Gen
Fisk TO Gen. Scholield, from Pilot Knob, Mis-
souri,, says Colonel Woodson's cavalry have
made raid TO Pocahontas, Arkansas, routing
several bands OF guerrillas and capturing about
hundred prisoners, among them Gen. jeff
Thompson and all his staff
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II HINGI FIsHIN

II ID N FISHIN NGN
BOATS FOR HIRE
.Clefks and all others needing recreation and de-
Erins pleasure, now have q good oppor tunity -
10 Indnige IN fishing on the Potomse; tie %N-
undersigned having provided q number of-A0
nghI, essy rowing BOATS. which win be let at
TessSna9Ie ssH prices, together with TACKLE and
BAIT; The safe and fast sailing pleasure boat
Ar hRlE Ell VIII also BE- 10 let. They arc kept at the
foot of SeVenth street. tE cars running right 10
the wharf every FIVE minutes in the DAP
su l9- 2wH DAVID SHMpIE
M CART1EG. -
MILES GIBBONS and LUKE CONNER No AZ
street, between 25th sad 27th strests First Ward
are prepared TO do CAkTlNG of any aud eysrS
description, on the shortest notice. Their teams
unsurpassed in the city, and they can be relied
on to work faithfully comply strictly with their
engagements, and charge but mods rate priees
Any orders feft fer their services either at the
above number, or st the Star Ohice, will receive
prompt attention. .- 2Dlw
HAY FOR SALH-
Ii y 600 bales prime Hudson River TIMOTHY
Alse, 10 GOO bales WET (slightly dsnased) HAY.
Apply at the ofEce of
VAHDERWERKEN 6 MERRIMAN,
$40 Pa. ay oppo. Metropolitan (late
a. =, ,p,ToSns) Hotel, or No. 40 Bridge street,
&o ~ Iut Georgetown.
n
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MAYORS OFFIOE, August Is 1863
ROP0SALS Will be received at tSis Oh az nnti,
7oclock On Saturday, the 18th instant for grsdi ny
and grsveling Second street east, from north A to
the center, tapering to four inches at the gutter
line, and to be Of . quality approved by the Com.
missioner and Assistant COmmissio ers the gravel
TO De well raked of all stone of improper size and
wen rolled with heavy roller at least three times
bldQers will state the price per cubic yard fc r
grading and per square yard for graveling
No part of the appropriation will be paid the
contractorexcept upon the certificate of the Com
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that the
WORK mas been properly exc cuted.
w n HAMILTON
Commissioner Fifth Ward
III. N STEVENS.
BENJAMIN OWENS,
au 2o-dto Assistant Commissioners,
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ORDER OF RECHABITBs.-Eagle Tent, No.
800, + .. OF X, ON Friday evening last in-
stalled the following officers :-Sh., James r
Boteler; p. c. R., Joseph s. Tucker; e. r.. l..
d: Milstead; ID. R., Vim. Il. Marche; X S.,
Thomas b. Marehe; F. s., James Gill; T., DR..
s. A. II. McKim l., VIM. F. Slater; l. q
Charles Berkiey; o. g., John II. Rollins.
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DRoPosALs FoR FLOUR.

6RALRD PROPOSALS are invited till the SIst dsy
OF August, 1863. at IL m, for furnishing he Sab.
hstence Department with 10000 barrels OF Flour.
- Bids will be received for what is known ~ No /,
No 2, and No. b and for any portion less than the
20 goo barrels. BIDS for different grades should be
upon separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced on
ths 10th day of September, 80 soon thereafter
the Government may direct, At the rate of 800 bar
rels daily, delivered either at the Government
whsrehouse in Georgetown at the whar YES, or ut
the railroad depot, " Nashngton, d. G.
Payment viii be made in certificates of irdaStsd.
ness, or sueh other funds ss the Government may
have for distrl button. ~
The usual Government inspection win be made
just before the Flour is received.
An cath of allegiance must accompany each bid ,
No bid viii be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to comply wiz their bids. from
bid ders Z OF present to respond.
The barrels TO be entirely new. made very str ong
of new materials, and head lined. No Flour which
ie not fre ground will be received.
Bids to be directed to Col. A BRCKWITH, A. d,
G, :, q. 3. Washington, D G., and ~
dorped Proposals for Flour" an Is t3!st
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A DIsoRDEELY DENTIsT.--0n Monday DR.
a T.. erosion, dentist, rooming on Penn
sy Ivania avenue, hear Twentieth street, while
drunk threatened his landlady and others in
the house. Officer Crump was sent for 10 ar.
rest him, and arrived in time to prevent him
from shooting one of the servants He was
taken, with some little trouble before Justice
Drury, who fined him So.
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PERSONAL.

tg TdI8 SbOCLD MEET THE EYE OF JOHN
2 allies FSttLCA Lk0HAHD. he will greatly
obigs his sister, CATHsRINE McG IRE, by
asih.s u n.tary Commission Lodge No, 4 No.
3s9 Ii street. au 24-IH
SIU"ICE MRS AEOLIAB wishes to inform in
y 4UiEiF2 Q-rsons ths she is ready TO read the
ghh' rrfst ~, and future events. Can be consulted
ST. various r,astarF of i'm portsncs, from 9 q, NJ
untii .. IT, ~ NO. so south street, Ga pi:0I
= r... h-fwssn u at d I'd SITS. al est
a, Jag gEiT4ON.-MADANE ROSS, Dostyfss
= Gad 4 A.s5a.0sta:. was borL with natural gift
she tells O., satt and future-neyer known to fail
JGu-.B epeedy '1arriases :; brings together those
long 79l&rated; cures ell diseases. Business
corrr OF 18th street west, three squares from the
Psifat Office. Tie only person that can show a
likeness of fn1ure hurbsnd absent friend in re
ai.y. Ladies 81 cents :,Gentlemen 81. au l92w*
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ID MAYORS OFFICE, August 26, 1853.
Il ROPOSALS W Ill be received st this office until
u o'clock Saturday, 18th instant, for grading and
TO the south side of street SOUTH the gravel to be
nine inches thick in the center Ia pecing to four
proved by the Commissioner and Assistant Con-
issioners; the gravel TO be well raked of all stone
OF na improper size, and well rolled with q heavy
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and PER square yard for gravslins.
No part of the appropriation will be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate Of the Com
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that t. O
work has been properly executed.
W. II. HAMILTON,
Commissioner of the Fifth Ward
ALEXANDER DODGE
JOHN HITZ,
&u 26- I'd Assistant Con,misainnora
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SUSPICION OF LARCENY.-On Monday Mrs
Myers: IoslCIng Oh Twenty second street, he
tV een g ana II streets, after returning home
took OFT her dress, armlets and gloves in the
presence of Mrs. Cordelia Wmder. and after a
short time the armlets gloves, &c, were
missed. Mrs. Myers informed the husband OF
Cordelia about the matter, and he went 10 her
house in BlaZe's alley, where he saw her
wearing the armlets; but she seized q bucket
OF water and made At him, running him Off
He, however, informed officer Stincheomb.
who arrested and carried her before Justice
Drury, when the husband appeared as the
principal witness, and she was sent TO the
wcTkhouse,
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BOGUS DETECTIVE ARREsTEp-Arrle pri-
chett has been arrested and confined in the Old
Capitol for representing himself as one of Col
Bakers detectives. 1t appears that Prichett
went 10 the house of Elisha Boswell, OF Charles
county, Md, and representing himself as one
OF Col. Bakers detectives, searched the prem
ises and took from a trunk between $500 and
5000. He denies taking the money, but ac-
knowleGges passing himself off as detective
Prichett halls from Camden, N. J. He has
never been in any way connected with Col.
Bakers Office, and, in fact, was never seen by
the colonel before his arrest
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A YOUNG THIEF.-On Tuesday afternoon
Roundsman Kelly, of the Fourth Ward, ar
u years of age, who was charged with stealing
n lot of clothing from Mrs. Wise's boarding
house, where she had been employed Tor 4
short while as 3 servant. a portion OF the
stolen articles were found upon her, and snf-
ficient evidence of her guilt was obtained, and
she was committed to jail for court.
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MEDICAL pUKvEYoR's OFPIoE.

MEDICAL PURVEY0RS OERiCE,
IVA WASHINGTON, D. c., August II, 1853.
SRAIED PROPOSALS viii be received at this off cs
until IL O'Clock m on FRID4V. August 18th 1863
for furnishing Five Hundred t5no) Packing GoIes
for Liquor.
sample of the box required will be shown on
application.
, Proposals will state the price of each box, when
the whOs will bs com pleted
s.Proposals plust be addressed 70 Henry johnson,
"a. s, X. o. s A, and Acting Medical Pucysyor,
and must be inGorBed'' - Proposals for BoXesn
Bidders must be present when the proposals srs
opsned or their bids will not be considered.
The Medical PurTeyor re5crYe5 to himself the
right TO reject any all bids ha may deem too high
unsuitable. HENRY JOHNSON
NJ, S. e.. 8. A., and Act Medical Purveyor.
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FIGHTING TRIO.-On Monday afternoon,
r,w occurred near the Corral, In the FIRST
Ward, in which Frances, Agnes and Ellen
WISE ccIoftd, attacked Mary Wheeler, also
colCred, and beat her. Officer Stuard arrested
The attacking parry, and Justice Drury fined
each 81.
Mary, Caroline, and Ellen Lowden, colored,
residing on Eighteenth street. near l., Were
arrested on Monday by officer Borland, for as
s"ulthg Mrs. Mary Connor. One of them
struck Mrs ConGer's child. and she Went 10
ste Wha 1t " as about, when the three spit ched
III upon her. Justice Drury bound item over
to keep the peaCP. -
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ID MAYORS OFFICE August 25. 1853
ROPOsALS VIII be received at this ofice u to IL
O'Clock on the 18th inst Mt for grading and gra yell
ing 18th street west, from street nth to Macy
land Avenue, the gravel to pe Zine inches thick in
the center, tapering down to four inches st the
gutter line.
Bidders will state the price per eubie yard fol
grading, and per square yard for graceling
No part Of the contract win be paid without g
certificate from the Commissioner and two Assist,
ant Com missioneIs.
JAMES IL. BIRCH.
Commissioner Seventh Ward
SAMUEL X. HANDY,
JOHN PETTIBONE
au &c Assistant Commissioners
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ATTEMPT TO OSwINDLR-Tuesday night, Off :
Ger Lynch arrested young man named Nicho-
las Brady for attempting to swindle a man
named George Williams, in Marble Al
ley: Williams is a sailor, and had over sixty
Goliars On his person, and also a revolver,
Yesterday morning, Williams said he had
was after, and was prepared to meet his ad-
yances. He had his revolver in his hand all
the time that Brady was fooling with him, and
his intention was 10 shoot b. the moment he
touched lis pocket. Williams was OF opinion
that ait The police had not interfered the only
trouble Brady would have been to the public
would have been that of buryng him." JUS
tice Ferguson held Brady for a hearing.
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CANT AGRKE.-James Perry, colored, was
married in May last to Anena Thornton, but
has since separated from her because he alleges
she should have been married several months
previously; but since he has continued his
visits TO the house of his uloIher-in law, Sarah
Thornton, and on Monday he went there and
got into quarrel during which he became
disordeTly, and was arrested by officer Cook,
who took him before Justice Drury, who fined
him S3. He paid the fine and Immediately
went back and raised another row, but has not
been rearrested as vet
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A LL.KNowN CHARACTER ARRESTED
Tuesday, one of Capt. Johnson's detectives
arrested Isaac Ariel a deserter from the 7th
Massachusetts regiment, on the charge of at
tempting to go as substitute. Ariel deserted
his regiment some months since, and has
passed much of his time in prison, under the
aliases of Charles Mars, - Myer and =
Collins. Last winter he was in the Central
Guardhouse, where he was committed Tues
day as q common thief.
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Admission twenty five and fifty csnts. Doors oper
att O'Clock; performance ats O'Clock au2l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-08-27
Administrators Sale.

IOWA COUNTY C0URT-IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of WILLIAM JAMES, jr
deceased.
Nj Office is hereby gven that by virtue and in pur-
suance of an order of license made in said matter
ON the 18th day of July, A. D. 1863, by the County
Court of said County, the undersigned administrators
of the estate of said deceased will Saturday the S
day of August next ensuing at two o'clock in the after
of sail day at the Union Mills" offer for sale ut
public vendue The following described real estate, to
wit:
The undivided one seventh interest of said deceased,
in the estate of William James Sen deceased being the
undivided half of the 'Union Mills, with dwelling
house and buildings and the undivided half of the
north half of the south west quarter and the south east
quarter of the south west quarter and the south west
quarter of the north west quarter of Section No 2,
Town 6, Range east, and the undivided seventh
interest in the north east quarter Of the north west
quarter of Section No 49, and the south east quarter Of
the south west quarter of Section No ~ both being in
Town No. G., Range east; also in the undivided one
third part of the northwest quarter of the north west
quarter of Section No. 5, Town No 5, Range east
also the undivided seventh interest in the following
lots in Parrys addition to the Village of Dodgeville
Lots Nos 2 H. and r. insBlock s. together with the
seventh part of all the personal property of the said
William James Sen. deceased
The terms of sale will be made known at the time
and place of sale
Dated July 10th, 1868. CORNELIUS JAMES.
JANE JAMES.
44-w3 Administrators.
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S ate of Wisconsin---Iowa Coun-
ty Circuit Court.

ID ODERT WILSON as Administrator Of the estate of
III DANIEL HARVEY, deceased, Plaintiff, against Hen
ry Collins, defendant Summons.
The state of Wisconsin to Henry Collins, defendant
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint of
Robert Wilson administrator Of the estate of Daniel
Harvey, deceased, the above named plaintiff, which
may found in my Office in the village of Dodgeville
Iowa County, and State of Wisconsin, and to serve
copy of your the subscriber, at his said Of
flee, in the village of Dodgeyille, Iowa county, and
State of Wisconsin, within twenty days after the ser
vice of this summons exclusive of the day Of services
and if you fail said complaint hereby re-
CURED the plaintiff will take Judgment against you
for the sum of ninety dollars with interest thereon
the Goth day of April 1862, at the rate of seven
per cent. per annum, besides costs.
SAMUEL w. REESE,
V's'sJ Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated May 25, 1863.
The complaint in the above entitled action was filed
I'm the office of the clerk of the circuit court, of the
county of Iowa, and State of Wisconsin, the goth
day of July, A. d. 1868 -
SAMUEL w. REESE,
n45w3 Attorney for Plaintiff.