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. THE Ohio Election.


what is the result of the election held in
Ohio, yesterday; but, judging from various
data, wc have no doubt of Mr.. BRouGH's
election. Two years ago, the Republicans
carried Ohio by clear majority of fifty
fpe Thousand votes. One year ago, after
very animated canvass, the Democrats car
ried the State by about ssusn thousand. In
that canvass the Democrats put forward
thier ablest, pursst, and most moderate
men; and the Republicans put forward their
most ultra and visionary men. Many per-
sous, who never voted the Democratic
ticket before, and some of whom probably
did not vote it this fall, voted it last fall to
defeat Ultraism. Firmly attached to the
Union, and believing in war on
the CR1TTENDEN-resolution plan, they be-
ieved all ultraism, whether it developed it
self as Abolitionism or as Secessionism, to be
equally dangerous and destructive to the
Union and of our Liberties. So great was
the prejudice in the minds of some against
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM then, (however strange
and inconsistent it may seem, we heard
persons rejoicing in the defeat of the Jacob
in olitionist, JOHN A. BINGHAM, in the
10th District and in the same breath re-
joicing in the defeat of Mr.. VALLANDIG-
HAM in the 3rd District. So much had
then been accomplished against him by per-
sistent and INSCRIPTIONS lying.
Last fall, all the influence of the private
soldiers and their friends at home were in
favor of the Democracy, because they had
learned that it was the only truly Union
party in the North, and its principles and
organization formed the only basis on which
o cooperating Union party in the South
could be formed. They knew, also, that the
wild and proscriptive measures of the Ad,
ministration were certain to almost indef-
nitely prolong the war, and render the
chances Of a free reunion less. That was
at time when Democratic journals freely
circulated in the army, and the villainous
Misrepresentation and ISLANDERS of the Alb
clifton press and stumpers were thus re
futed and rendered harmless. That was
before it became the understood policy of
the Administration to dismiss officers from
the army, and deny privates deserved pro-
motion, who voted and advocated the truly
Union principles of the Democratic party
the principles of WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON
and JACKSON. 1t was at a time when Con.
tractors were not 50 fat and sleek, nor
Greenbacks were not so freely exchanged
for votes. Administration corruption of
elections was then comparatively in its in
fancy; and the nerves as well as the princi
pies of some men were stronger. Had
Republican candidate then declared as
JOHN BRoUGH has recently done, that, if
the people Of Ohio did not see fit to elect
him but preferred that his opponent should
serve them, civil war would be inaugurated
in Ohio, he would have been buried beneath
a majority so deep and in such an emphatic
manner, that the sound Of the very trump
of GABRIEL would not have reached him.
But things have changed
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Their Robespierre and Danton will vever
live to exercise the authority which they
covet, 10 immediate people who differ
from them IN cginions. But they will lind
themselves travelling the road to the gal
lows.
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Judge WOODWARD, the Democratic can
didate for Governor of Pennsylvania, is
charged with saying once, that if the Union
were divided, he wanted the line north Of
Pennsylvania. Good for him; run it there;
not along our border.
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DWELLING HOUSE WANTED.

A PROMPT paying and careful tenant desires to
IA rent comfortable dwelling house, containing
from four to seven rooms 1t must be pleasantly stu
ated good repair and in healthy part of the city
little ground about the house, desirable Possession
absolutely required before the FIRST of April next
Enquire at the REGISTER Office. oct9H
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FRANK BLAIR is getting indignant and
helliperent toward radicals. He SAYS:

belligerent toward radicals. He says:
These men, who make our great contest
for national existence degenerate into a
revolution like that which afflicted France
in the last century-these men who are fol-
lowing in the footsteps of the Jacobins of
the French Revolution-who are demanding
the guillotine- who are constituting them
selves judges, witnesses, and executioners
alike--I tell them to bewarel They will
not find a submissive people: They will
find Girondists of different stamp Robe
sphere will never live. Cheers.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. l3, 1868.
E. NJ. NORTON. P. G. VAN WlNKLE,
and others, Wheeling, Va:
Your kind invitation just,received. Will
be in Wheeling tomorrow, and comply
with your request. +. SIGEL,
Maj. Gen.
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New Advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

George ". Franzheim, Ex' q, ComPaaHaHS
VS..
Caroline thinner, ct al, Defendants
In Chanoery in the Circuit Court for Ohio County N
the State Of West Virginia.
NOTICE is hereby given that viii pursuant 70
decree Of the Circuit Court for OHIO County, rem
dersd at the October term Of said Court at my ONCE
corner Monroe and Fourth streets, IN the City OF
wheeling, w. Va, on Thursday, the 18th day OF No
yember 1868, proceed to settle the accounts OF Q.
Elias Steiiel Administrator of John N. Zmmer deco,
in due courseof administration and to settle and
unon other matters required in said decree Parties
interested are hereby notified to attend at the time and
p''''e ''''' --' JAMESP. ROGERS,
dltavforsw Master Commissioner.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. l3, 1863.

Capt. U. S. A, Commander of the Post.
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WOODEN HOODS.

MY stock Is entirely too largo to itsizs all evsn
wi half tbs items In my store. Call and sxatnihe
for yourself and surs all those who favor me With
call viii not lsave my store, sftsr having examined
my stock and ascsrtaned my prices without purohas-
ing Rsmsm5sr tbs place, No. l4l Main street Wheel
ing, W. Va. NJ. RHEfNSTROM.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-10

a. SNiTh NILLUM,
Administrator ~ Ire estate ofJ B!uabas Csnpar
SpHEv ID. SnLu Attorney.
D.ir 81, Dc 7, 1863. Gccq CauGW l4rA
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THE SIEGE OF ROCKVILLE.
A Detailed Account to November &c
LIST OF CASUALTIES.

Correspondence o. the Cincinnati Commercial.
On Sunday, November 1864, the town en-
Joyed comparative quiet, but In the afternoon
mo wagon trains began moving out OF town ;
the streets we're crowded with excited thrcnQa'
and the whole city was suddenly converted into
a fandemonium. LongstTeet had crossed The
Tennessee at Loudou, and our forces were
falling hack before him. That item Of intelli
genco, Joined with the sflair over the liver. set
the rabble wild. The hegira toward the Gan
commenced in the afternoon aud continued all
night, ard was beth lUdiercus and pathetic
The loudest anc hercest UniOnsts were sudden
~ missed. B:owrlow took unto himself, uot
exectly wlrgs, bat good pair Of mules, and
departed durlng the night with Goysrnment
funds, It h sald.
IS the daylight OF this Sabbath faded away.
Knoxville presented q werllka appearance
Cannon were planted Ia Two streets, pole ted
across the river, ard the waichnres of orr
battle line ercircied three sides of tne town.
People went 70 bed, however, o.. d doubtless
slept soundly. The enemy we're IS yet aiar.
AID no one expected That during
MONDAY, THE leru,
hostile gun wcaid be heard IL the streets
Nor was such sourd head tut our troons
were engaged with the forces Of Lonestreet al
CAupbeu's Station, twelve miles away ON the
l. nolr road. From early dawn until pight-
fan the tide OF battle ebbed and flowed tho
rebels charging our llnes in The u-usl
s.ylo Of Lees army, but charging in vain.
Oar forces bthRved epleudioly. the OH Cores
and Whites divi. ion If The 23l corps, vIeIng
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~
lSA been made In the payment ~ certain Lum
o. money secured 20 BE- Yan by that certa'u indcn.
tufa 81 mortgage, bearing date thg lalh d0Y Oh
September, 1859, o1ecurod by aChn Paula 10 john
gater q Dccd- ci Wayne county on the 9O.h day Of
September, 1889, SttA O'Clock A, NJ N hncr 30 o.
moftgaeee on PAGES lea loo enc 90 on NM. =,
this notice The sufn Of five hundred and hny-hVe
dollars ard twCniy-Cne ccBis, ana no proceeding OF
snit a. law having been Instituted 10 recover the
same or sry part thereof,
Notice r. hereby Given, that W vdre ofa power
OF salc contained therein HhGll. on stu cay the
2as day ~ J0nuarY 1884 nj u O'Clock In the inTo
noon ~ said dry, 81 he frOft door Oi the COurtY
Cont Iourc in the city Of Detroit 'that teing The
place OF holding The tirtuit Court flr said County,
aal a. public auction. 10 the highe-t bidder, the
noTtgagcd lrc1 g. Or 70 nlUoh III reoi az 'hall he
necessary 10 s.tisiY tec amount cue on SAFE
m0rsy sc with inlerat ard the cost and *
pcuscs allowed by law, to ether win an atior
Dey ecf Ety dollars includ d Ia sid m0'igAgo
Described as follows an that certain piece or par
col fland lying and bane IN the town Of Crosse
POinte, wayne county Michigan, soundet known
and described as fellows, 10 wits beginning 1t peG
on the northwest corner Of john IVv rcOrl'f land
on the rear line or tue ck concession made by The
United ~ ate 81 John Ia le Ted November 81
$50 thence e0u - de-. e'qt fnng p ID Havir
rorrs l'ud two hundred and 81 y-iw0 cheos l0riy.
ur links to the border Of Lake q. ltAr, thence
alacp e.ld aa rath 60 deg west one chain iw0rt y.
five and o. I'D Inks 10 post, tronce north 70
deg wcsi TWO hundred and hity-iOur chnins twenty
TX rks N TIE roar line ~ eain conoes. Ion, thercc
north ~ dap. east one chain tlr nnc links To The
place II boginnirgl containing thirty-thgee acres
more or lcfs rceeIv ng from trc above ce'crih d
land s u at pert lying between the river rosd and
Lake So Caig the plft Of esid above described land
Intended 10 be hereby coz voyed, containing TIVE ty
five 500 i-rcs more or lcae, tegeher with all and
singular the arpprLesanccs ana he'edianent'
'hereunt) beongi o. IN any wire Gpio. taining
JOHN MiTChE L, Mortgage.
II NJ. d N. 4. CuiEvra. Attorney for n, rt~agce.
Detroit Oct. 25tl, 1858. octs1 oawl2t-fVo
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or the fosr, 9O3 bbs were for DstEoit. TIE
rectipts OF dressed hogs include these for the
city only.
FrouR-Mari.ot dali Of 500 for superior,
625a6 90 for high extra, and 6 90 for extra.
WmEAr No quosble change. Sales, eight
csrs 10. white az Isle three cara No. red
III 1850 and Ger No. 2 Whito at 14Oc.
OArs--No trnussc!io1si stated price CSC.
CoRs-Qulet, with as!e OF two care OF
l02c. There are free buyers al 1905.
BARIKY-Magket quiet and st ady at former
quotations 81 So@2 80 per 100 les. Barley
malt Il also seacy q. 81 so Per bush. Of "a lbs.
l. Chicago, BufAo AID New York the weight
CT n bushel cl msit hes not boon uniform, but
ias varied from 81 10 81 los. Ia .his market
tho weight Is uufosm ai he highest figure. 1t
would 10 GA o5vious benefit TO he county Il
Consrces would tx uniform weights and mems.
u.os agreeable 10 psoyision Of 1he Constitution
TO That end.
Rye--Demand active at i00c per Ia.
BEANs-S.eady at l5ocGsz % per bu.
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The situation at Charleston.


The Folly Island correspondent OF the
Plradalpdis Inquirer thrOwb lom3 light on
the SLOW progress fcsdc IN Tie capture OF
Charleston. He agYs
leo not pgofts 10 % q military writer; did
not come down here 10 advise The commander
or 10 direct tho siege; nor an l going TO
apo usizs for the SHORTCOMINGS rr blundeis o.
auy Que. Bat les us LOOK ~ t-e ca psigu
from this st9sd point from lhiF ialand, where
cur forces made fire. l.tgmenL; from The
euemy's f9nihce- oLs Which NO now holj, aad
On soil whore siepp our gallant dead This
little army geindt ,C0.hoid on VI rTis island
zoe 1Glh o July iES.; It captured the reoei
batteries. and drove thefse o the northern *
trenity Of the Island Al cay break on lie I1th
slormiug party Attempted 10 carry
Fort Wagner. but fiod. Another assault
terrible ard sauguinecy, was made On the
evening Cf the Is a, resulting in repulse, With
foverse loss b0lh AS fegefdB taa npmber and
character Ol those who iell on thai meHoratle
night. Then followed th3 seige Of Wagner
q el.go 'ha, vii be classe1 vita Ba1Bj1z alo
S.vssCpoi, sni one that p c35 tho nlne OF
~ more among the taa brht aTtl.eriats and
engineers On this or any age.
Tns object VI tai5 army IN lsndiBg on tie
eoutheesl side OF this Island, where the Corfed.
crates wofe "a n plsei nj which they we're
strongly + r;ilying, was simply 10 got lodg.
meat or f0clloid. This Oo,airod, Gilmore
Commenced his eiere OF For. Wasuer Knowing
II t1at was reduced the works on Cummings'
P0lnt wosld hli also. Fort Sumter, nom these
positions gained. must isclf fuccumb,
and u IS to-day lRt0soNe and Il no defensive
sllue 10 the enemy d" Eae Oiefaciious Of the
cosnrol." 70 lorg tailed Ci, aud 70 fright
! t1e imagination Of the LORDS OF the larter-
! deca, ago nov Known and taeir removal he
| Ion s not 10 ihis hesieging amy but 10 the
navy. The lnud forces haY9 Cone their whole
duty haze carried out tbs crigiua. plans of
| the commanding General, end accomplished
| everything reasonably expected or Intended.
paso" more. answer that uol a solitary soldier
/ Ia this department il web footed. that pontoOrs
arc unequal % tie Reael iFon.clads, that field
/ artllecy cannot navigate the ssae. nor ride
gracefully Ia the TCadstead off Charleston
hsrhor.
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Disposition In Congress to AbOl-
ISL the $500 Clause.
REPORTS And Bills 70 THAT EFFECT.
The War Estimates for the Ensu-
ing Year 100000 Less
than Last.
From Washington.
THp800 DOLLAR CLAUSE.


WASHINGTON, Dc S.--Pr0vost M-Tshsi Gen
eral sFy, IN bis report, will recommend to
Congress the repeal Of The IS o communion
clause in the consumption act. l. Is thought
.ha; this will compel every drafted man to
lurnsh q substitute or taEo bis Place in the
ranks. A curiailment Of the list OF DISABILITIES,
which now exemp.s persons from military
service win also he urged In Copgge-e. There
se ms 10 be q determination among The men-
bega OF both Houses 10 abolish the commuia-
ton clause. Most bills t1us far gwen notice
OF, look 90 thls result.
WAR DEPARTMENT EsrIMATEs.
Tho estimates of the Secretary oil War are
%, O00, coo less thai las. year. ais report viii
show on what View CT lie war this cllUiaulicn
Is tssed.
C7NrR;TED sFAr.
The memorial Of z. W. Corrigan, conttsiing
the seit Of Mr.. Russell Tesser, and tho memo
rial OF Jonn C.eye. cOnten.ing the seat OF NJ
Leonard hyers, al Of Pennsylvania, were
to day presented IN The Houze By Mr.. 8 j..
Randall. .snd referred 70 tie Committee on
Elections
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STE OF MICHIGAN. County 81,
- Wayne. s1--Ata e5.sIor az m. t,r.,n.tc 49,
9r thr eenrtt or ffa.ke E0ic1 90 10 sirchqsc Of,.
n ~ cs " letro' or N'a.g ths1in avof Dsccmhe
~ t-e yse CIV Z. nlAna .f lrn,rNl snl natg-tnfrc
tfcse4i, Nm ..t-f W .re of Probate la the a. a.
~ oi ne e-tH'e ar WILLIAM ANnLkR decessed
Nrs-ie Amber. the widow n said d.cesrei rrayir <
at n, ma hs Alortcu al. uisirar.N of NE estate
~ said deceased. .rltufl % c1, HAT tues.
Az We -s,h cay o. Decrrhrr ies'ant Al O'clock IN
iAr forenoon, DC aga'an.l ilr thc hearing III
sad Pcllcn, and shat Che heirs as Law Of
sid dscessed; AL al other parsons inisIssied
scscon on sad ccurt thca fo be holden 40 ihe Pro
es'e Qcce IN the fsg Of uerok and shoW calac II ans
tnffr De- Why tlc PRAYER or She urtUrl Mould not hk
y-a1teit Aud @ s further ordered ta q said petitioner
NVc ict ,4t pors.rs ll,sre- ad n ssla cs sfe. Of
ne pc-+ancY 81 sl yes N9n, and le hearing t1crsaf
nl cEctf cIr 81 tnls order Oh lt pDnif hei n tAe
pcir3it Daily ADVERTISE srl Tribune" a news. rapef
n0r Cd ma clfcg atirs n tHii couplg Of MayaC Tor
ga -e sa1ca liit. Wrnsf nar ~ f1d DAY p iesr1g.
M2.f YAM 81 lulee Of klot tts.
o. if1@t0rf1 n NAf.a~ Aes.1tsr.
does Ulw " 1894
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womb.
The objection 10 a premature presentation OF
q plan y The National Executive IL the danger
OF committing errors On points which could 90
move afely left 10 iuture developments. Care
has been taken 50 70 ehape the document aa 10
avoid embaTras sment from this source saying
that On certain terms, certain classes will be
pafdored with rights restricted. IL Is sol stated
thGt, tHer Glasses aud other terms viii never
be Included, but saying that rcconsuuction will
he accepted " presented In epecl1c way. Ii
g. not fsit Is will never be scceP ed IN any
other way.
VOLUNTARY EMANCIPATION.
The movements by State action for amancl-
patton IN several OF tho States. not Included Ia
the Emancipation Proclamation. are matters
Of profound congratulat.On, aud while / DO
not rcreat in detail what l have heretofore 20
earnestly urged upon his eubject, my general
views and feelings remain uachEpgei. ard
trust that C0ngroas viii Omi. no fair
opportunity of siding these important steps
10 the great consummatou.
rHE WAR rowKR.
In the midst OF other csses, however import
ant we must not lose sight Of he fact that
IN war power Is stDl Our main reiiance. To
LCat power alsne can we look, to give conf
conce 10 the lsope Ia the contested regions
th,t he msurgeut power will mol sgaiu over
run them. UIll that confidence shall lie e.
tanished. Nllo can done anywhere TOR whA
Is called reccnstructior. Hence cur chiefes
care most ftil be direy ted to the army ans
navy which have thus far borne ther harder
par. so nohly and well. Ard Il may tie %
ieCmfd fortunate that, n RiYirg the creates
efficiency 10 those Indispensable arms, WI
d. hononbly recognise the gallant men, from
commander TO sentinel, who compose them
nud TO whom, m0.e than TO Uihera, III
world musg stand Indebted for tho home o
Iraedom dlseuthrilled, regenorated, enlarge'
and perpetuated.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington, L &C. sth, 1903.
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B1rne.ne heading tho cortege, and proceeded
to tha yard OF the 81 Presbyterian Chuch.
here The grave pas prepared.
a warm misty night tho moon fuully
clCUiod, the pickgss h.iag away 10 tho lroni,
the reading Of The burial eetvlc5 by dim Ian
t.rp light. tbs grouping Of our Gent around
the z ave. brought Wildly W mirs tina, simi
lar, ~ eqrGliy melancholy, Eight Ia spain,
whore
Not a solder cs- hsrfed bis farewell shot
C'ssthe ave wa9so o0r hero we buried"
Probably potw0 events n history arc so CO
Incident 81 tne barials OF Sir j JhA Moore and
ol Gsn. Saunders. Ne1glY every lisc o. the
fa,liieFa poem Is os applicable 10 Ito LATER %
the former. KTea 10
eta itrugellrg moontean's misty light,
A1d he lantern ciia.g b-inIng"
Tho alinillsu1e Is coiSple,e, % i. is sgain In
UThe slant souni Of ha Tandon gun
Tod the foe was sullenY hrirg"
The lion-acaI. led soldier, lie gentle fiiond,
Tao Bayard Of ihis army could scarcely kavs
reg eslrd this cOinciaercn In bis last OF earth
with that OF one so great and good, who had
oied as he had on she cattieheld, 10 detense Of
HI country.
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cincinnati Market.

NmcMn6Jl, DOC. b
Whisky-The market opened hfmer, ana
holders asked higher prlcse, but did not sac
ceed IA establishing any advance. Und.r ad
vices. however, from New York, the market
cloged huoypnt, and sn important advance will
probably be made tomorrow. Bales were $40
bbs. W. S5s65%;. the latter rate Tor wagon
Hoes--Tne 1smsnd was qnite active IN the
morning, and salaa weFe larse--hogs averaging
200 lbs. briao 81 rs, readily; but at the close
the market was raiher heavy, aid must be
quoted dull at our qpotaioOs. The receipts
we're about is 600 head.
Provisiors--Tne market was frm and prices
GENERALLY in favor Of sellers. New mess pork
Was held At siS 50s19 90, with BUYERS at , lS 20
for city. Country sold freely at SlS ~. Lard
was Ia good demand ct 12xc tor prime new
city. with sales Of 800 tcs. a. 1850. 800
green hams at s1sc 1900 DO. At 90; 6cO sides
az he; 200 b0ls n-w c0uAtry mess pork Of
s18 90 400 do. city Go. al els 20.
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Those tug ring With shy OF the sborc distressing
complaints are solicited to give The Specific ilia ;
and The result will oorvi-ce them thai cure can
he ,fecei ia an iner, dioe short spa-e q time. Il
taken tccorcng TO the directors accompanying
zach bottle Of the meiciue
Attention Is ALEC iuyted to the following letters
rom peuors who hav5 ten cured by he NE Of the
Spscffcs
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y ancis W. Hughes. fuaId an " said minor praying
tns he may be licensed 20 sell certain real estate be-
tuesday iAc allh JoV ~ December next. al
clock ~ She forenoon, DO alAmed for The
Of Nm OF said minor AID sl other persons Interested
court Zen TO be- holden az the Probate Office VA he city of
Detroit and show Y there BE- vhy SIC prayer Of
the petitioner should not be granted; Aud iF further
orle ed qtfed petitioner Nv notice 30 she persons In
tefested in gii estate, o. he pendoocy " lad petition
aud the hearing thereof hy causing COPY OF this ord
10 b. prn'ahei Ia the "OetrOt Daily Advertiser alt
Tribune" a qwspapcr printed aud circulating ~ said
County WaY1- fcr three successive weeks previous
" -Gid day OF bearing -
a true scpY) J, d. KAPLG. ResitteF.
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GIATE or MICHIGAN. County Of
- wayne, ss.--At rercior % ha Probate Court
lur tho IOusly of Wayne holden NJ tho Probate
once In the city 81 Detroit on Tueeday the sam day
of Novcml~r, IA the year one thOnsand eicht hun
dyed ard sixty thrcoi Present, VIM. T. YoIkec.
Judgc az Probate In the matter OF tho eetete %
SAMUHL FRANKLt II dccenecd.
On rosdlug and n.ing the p.iition duly verified, or
T. wmd q. walker, IraliLg hmcugst u.hcr things
that al inaration OF tho estate OF said docoared
msy 70 Granted u Charles A.. Kent or some other
gallfbc cFoni Ihorcupon " ~ Otdsrcd Tnht
,uoeaay, the twenty second day cf noccemher
net. a. O'Clock 10 the forenoon, he arslgn
ed ior ths hearing ot said petition, ana that
the herr at law ~ said oeterted' hnu VII
other persons Interested N said estate arc
rcour,i tn appear NJ TcseOn 81 Rrid Court then W
he 6oidon at the Probate Once IN the CITY cfDrirot
ARD show cauFo " Any there Er why the mayer ~
nc pe'oncr should not Do granted. And II IL mr.
thor ordered thnt Ed petitioner Fiyo notice To tho
rernorr lutorefted IN said estate. Of tho pen1ency OF
said petition, and the hcarIi thereof BY causing
COPY OF this order 10 ho pprllrhcd In the Dcirois
Daily Advertiser q Tribune, ncWrpRpr printed
and circulating I'm said county Cf Wayne, nor thfco
turcorve weeks previous 10 rad dry Of hnaring.
WA y. KIRK HS Judge u Probate.
A tree copyi j. II EApLK Register
moves Oaw9w 1875