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DIED,

DIED.
In Huntsburg, Nov Gath, Mrs. ORPHA
BBlDGMAN. wife OF Isaac Bridgman, aged
afty-tour years, and nine months.
In Hambden. Nov. 22d, Mira ABIGAIL
POMEROY, wife of Alveston Pomeroy.
Her maiden name was Andrews. They
were married October 9th, 1887. Some
'hirteon years ago. she began to be diseased.
and finally was Frustrated by paralysis of
the nerves. The help of various physicians
was sought. but all to nj purpose. Disease.
hnaliy. though slowly, did it's work. She
was a Christian lady. Sne leaves a husband
and three children to mourn. But she has
been released from her sufferings. and
trust Is one. of those Of whom the Revelator
writes. BLESSED are The dead that die in
the Lord" II, NJ. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops,

Elk fail to destroy and ex,erminate ALL
kinds OF Intestinal Worms. Are pertec,ly reli
able in all cases, and Tar superior to an yand ali
other Fancy Worm Connections and ,auseous
Vermifuges now in use. They may be tpken
at all lines with perfect safety. ms they contain
NO MERCURY or other deleierious Drugs
their children no other.
No can rite whatever is necessary TO be given
Each BOX contains "a Drops or Lozenges.
Price % Cents. For Sale by all Druggists &
peaisrsih Meulcines 69iyl
Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie, C. w.
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MARRIED.

On Thanksgiving Day. Nov. Goth. 1868
in the Presbyterian Church at MassIllon.
Ohio. by the Rev. d. G Blood. assisted bv
Rev. DR.. Williams, ISAAC T. HICKMAN.
Esq. Of Lima, Allen Co.. Ohio, to Miss
CORNELlA N. CANFlELD. formerly of
ChardOn.
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NOTlCE.-The D Undersigned has been duly
~ appointed aud qualified as Administrato
on the Estate OF Elisha Smith. deceased, late Oh
Huntsburg, Genuga County, Ohio.
8 CLAPP.
Huntsourg, Nov. goth, 1863. 723w3
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Nm STRAYED From

ATh h Subscriber in Munson, about the
st OF August, 4 STEERS HEIFER and one
BULL-all yearlings, and each one marked with
A hole through its right ear. Amy person giving
whereby said yeartings may be re.
will be literally rewarded
JACOB SHERMAN.
Munson, Nov. 18th. 722w4s
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEXES

4 REVEREND GENTLEMAN, HAVING
~ BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH in a
lew days, alter undergoing all the usual routine,
aud irregular, expensive modes Of treatment.
without success. considers it his sacred duty to
communicate to his afflicted elbow .creutures The
means OF cure Hence, on the receipt of an ad.
dressed envelope, he will send tfreel n copy of Inc
pr escription used. Direc, to DIR. JOHN NJ DAG.
NALL, 1876 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
723w4
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ASrCoi. Wood has removed bis law office
to the room over Knowles Saddle aud Har.
ness Shop. 10 the old Academy building.
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Probate Notice.

SOUattC NVttCC
TNHE following accounts have been filed
l. in the Probate Court of Geauga Coun,
ty, Ohio, for settlement. viz:
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Adm'rs Of the Estate of CD Wilmot.
Guardian of Orville N. McClintock.
Daniel Fl and Harris Z. Losey.
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Executor Of Zanas ODDS.
Joseph Nash.
=" P. Burnett. Jr.
Susan G. Kinney.
Admir- Stephen Searls.
Guardian " Martha French.
Said ccounts will stand for hearing 10
said Court. at the Probate Office in Chardon.
On the 26th day of December. 1863. at ten
O'Clock, A. M. until which time all persons
interested may except.
M. G. CANFIELD. Probate Judge.
Charlton. Dec 4th. 1863. 725
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S DENTISTRY

The und ersig ned, having permanently loco.
ted at Chardon, for the purpose of operating at
his profession, would say to his friends and The
public, tina, he is now prepared TO intend to the
whnts OF all in need OF any,f ing in his line Of
business.
rrALL WORK WARRANTED.
OEcs-Opsr Dan. Warner's Store. Resid ence
one door so nth of l.. J. Randi us dive ling
E. D. RICHARDSON.
Cha rdon, Dec 4th. 1863. 725tf
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70 AL Druggists soil WATsoN's NEURAL
OLA KING, never known to fail.
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nSThe communication Of "Re,zsl" will
appear next week.
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Attachment,

Attachment,
NOTICE is hereby given that an Attach.
~ tachment was issued this 10Th day OF
November, A. ID 1868. by Samuel McGoni.
gal, Justice of the Peace for Chardon Town.
ship, Geanga County. State of Ohio. against
tho goods aud effects of Emmerson Hazen.
u non. resident of said County, at my in.
stance, for the sum of ffiv dollars, which
will be for hearing on the 0 h day Of Janu.
airy, 1864. w. II. MELTON.
724w3
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HOLLIS .AGAzN
MunsOn & ClaridOn,

shall commence a Class in Writing in the
School House near kellogg's Mill in Claridon,
On w cdnesday Evening. Dee. 2Hd.
The people 81 Claridon, who wish 10 perfect
themselves in that Art which is both a science
and a fine art, are invited to attend.
l shall also teach a Class u, Munson Mills
commencing Wednesday Evening, Dec.
9th, The people OF Inc State will please net ac-
cordingly.
Everything viii be done on my part TO mike
these Glasses profitable and pleasant. Come, one
and nl'. j. C.. HOLLIS.
N. b The people OF Chaidon Center will
please be patient, and l will be there in January
Nov. 9th. 724w2
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C0RN MEAL BY the hundred or pound, n,
" e% WfLKlNS& KELLRYI
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STATE OF OHIO, GEL In the Court Com.
AUGA COUNTY, SIS mon Pisss'
Premelia Bingham. PlF,I
VS.. Petit,n for Diyorrs
Joseph Luther Bingham ,dft&

L said plaintiff, on the Gath day of Nova.
ID. 1865, hled III said Court her petition against
him, praying Tor a divorce, and for cause shs
alleges that, at the time the defendant was mar.
Iied to the plaintiff, he had a former wife living
joined in marriage, and also the said defendant
has been ~willtnlly absent from the plainuf for
more than three years. Said petition also prays
that said plaintiff be restored to her former namo
the custody OF said minor child. Said petition
Will be Tor hearing at the next term OF Court 70
be held at Chardon in said County, on the led
day OF January, A.. d. 1854.
CANFIELD e. SMITH,
rtwe PrFs. Att'ys,
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. K K
DECEMBER q, 1868.

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA,
LUMBAGO, STlFFNECK AND JOINTS.
SPRAlNS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES. HEADACHE,
AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DIS.
ORDERS.
For all Of which it is q speedy and certain
remedy, and never tails. Tits Liniment is pre-.
pared from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, of
Connecticut, the famous bone-setter, and has
been used in his practice for more than twenty
years, with the most astonishing success.
AS AN ALLEVlATOR OF PAIN, tits un RI
vailed by any preparation before the public, Of
which the almost skeptical may be convinced
by a single trial.
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind and Ia thou
has been known to tail.
FOR NEURALGIA, 1t will afford immediate
reliet in every case, however distressing.
Ii will relieve the worst case of Headache In
three minutes. and is warranted TO do il.
TOOTHACHE also it will cure Instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY & GENERAL
LASSlTUDE arising from imprudence or ex-
cess, this ldniment lie a most happy and uniaIl.
ing remedy. Acting directly upon the nervous
tissues, it strengthens and revivi6es the system,
and restores it to ell elasticity and vigor.
FOR PILES -Asan external remedy we claim
that 1t is the Best known, aud we challenge tho
world to produce an equal. Every victim of
this distressing compla int should give il a trial,
for il will not tail to afford imniedia .e relief, and
in a majority Of cases will effect n radical cure.
QUlNSY AND SORE THROAT are some.
times extremely malignant and dangerous, but a
timely application Of this Liniment will never
"a il to cure.
SPRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate, and
enlargement Of the joints is liable to occur II neg.
lected. The worst cnses may be conquered by
this Linimenti in two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS. WOUNDS. SORES. u.
GERS, BURNS L. SCALDS, yield readily to
the wonde rlul hen ling properties Of DR.. Sweets
LlNIMENT, if used accord.
ing to directions. Also, Chilblains, Frosted Fset,
Insect bites aud Stings.
Every Horse Owner
have this remedy at hand. for ito timely
use q. the first appearance OF Lnmeness will
prevent those formidable diseases to
all horses are liable, and which render 30
many otherwise valuable horses nearly WORTH
less.
Over four hundred voluntary te testimonials 10
the wonderful curative properties of this Lini-
ment have been received within The last Q years,
and many Of them from persous in the hig hest
ranks Of life.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature
and Likeness OF DR.. Stephen Sweet on every la
and also stephen Sweets Infailible Lini-
mes" blown in the g'ass Of each bottle, without
which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON g. co. .Propris.ors,
Norwich, Conn.
rol oaie oy all Dealers. 723w2
"
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Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie, C. W.
For sale by A. Cook AND John Nichels, Char.
don ; c., 3. Field, p, Claridon C. P. Treat.
Clarion F, 2. Thompson, Auntsburt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-04

SelbFu,orp einer Peptf@en 8rau.-
qus Ga. sir EsuptY pi,b s.naslts.: I'm Disn-
fsas scr aht 1astn ina&te bic Gbtfrau hes Gar-
mere Grnf @autsr in Benton Tsnn ibrsra 2tbsn
nit .isnsr oanb tin Gpbe. intsun fs nd srbins,
m,dibrenb ibr Mann ID, 8eltt ~arbeitsts. Gi. bate
.isp,rsn Damn pm eiitM sni(fsslli@@tsNH !gertabsn
il eiiafa, nsYisfAsp in AAspulnis selsti. RTel&ss Fs
an tinem in bic Nuetn faQtnotn Hlast ,utld-
LIES. Strsnains.rr bate lie, I'M tisielbsu ire IL
ltitru. stia8t, Ft pp1e in bic Satusr Na& Gie.n
seb.a, pdsrsnssi EIt IN psr 9bat lsiit bic 1rspp.
sinasfiss uae 4nsfq nil sinsFgs itsy ben Dsdea.
halffn a.ialasspfn tgtrid srsirsit. ltssr BE
@tranlaTun ii " bilip[sr nrfslisfp 1bbat s%srlauthst
ni&ts, tenn ppm 6fiassytrpirrpHg,. sFs bet an
bfafeasnt frartisf eutl6laFs upsaisn. bate &c
Pete nur itbr ssriuse Srursn bliden lansu, Die
6amilit, 70 nett mir bSrtu, tire brase 8armsrfa.
mile, q d ,itltr peinlu9aHs tabss That u be
Nasfa. IS. s.is a ssas.s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-04

Gnblitbl Gnbli@!l - Als b.nte Dor
a&t Iasert an, tpefli3en unb ilbli4en @imnel
l6 Fnl.re GenittsrmoIfsn sujammtnsosen unb
Bills auf 8lis am ferneu 9ori,onte b%in3udten,
als Ter Donnsr anfauss ilnm Ssrnebmlid bann
INNER seutli&tr F@ b6ren lief. ea slaubt. man,
eab BON tsn g@ltuien ses pimm.ls enolit bic
berntn vferten seiprenst psrbe, unt Der &esen,
na1 wel&sm bisBlursn ittr in Monat lang rel.
ssttns sslt&st, berabRrIuasn piroe. G1sia nit
Der rntsrsebtnttn @onne ,et0reutt sin fabler
MbeneDine bic Sestni4paNa&sn @slfen nnb nit
ieesm Gage muses lie &SRauns auf talbistn 3.-
gen assisasf. t;s Gar&t ssr sintr Nibetnbts bt-
ernnteter.
9VAs ipl peretn, ptrn uns auetx tsa, a4ee.
ntsinen nationalen ln9lld. ia etxa mir bic an ben
eals Qeden. obue iraeae eist &asidt, beraus3u-
trappeln. au4 apa Ter S@lag tinsr Ri6srnbte
trift? Disit 1rase eraustt nd in imner be-
ainsRiseuts srsiabt al uns beran. une bieB ebsr3.
teRtn i&hltsVsu bic &spfe.. Da in Der Ma4t pom
Ditulaa aut Nittwc6 sriolste. I'M mas p0hsn-
lang 9aulente you Reni&tn ssaebt - Der trRe
eraaidtnte Qanbrtsen mad hanger, fur&tbarer
Dire. @ir balten Is fur pabriasinli&. tab
tura bieit Nescluiien in Der MtueasbGare tas
Detter I'D fsrner nod slnlis atfaltes unb ba,
no bic Dire ui&t isaea ~ Hist strborben. MD
pitl gut maaeR xirt. Die Aus6@ttn aut cine
rs@t cute @itteltrnbie inb INNER nod ourba,t>
AAS ~ atENa TT-VEEET-E G~rH- EEHrFE"#sE
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Rrieesentf@d oieuueSanfyra4e Sc.

8 BE.
5abit. Gop. Ramfey II am s~.rsanstn,s
senntabfnb BON Daibinstea ,uridststsrt NIT ii.
nsm @s&isI son 100000 fers @rn,s,pe, ptl&,
be Berth. Siaatsn 3ur !3ablune BON Gsrberun.
gen fur G&aoenerfat pom 9nbianerIriese IL,
ssrpiuist baden. Eisft 100000 isasn ausrsi-
6en, 6OprcQfnt her pom ben Gtaatsbparbs gt-
ntbnisten tcrberunaeu u sabIen. Bd prdien..
taticn ssr BON BEN 9taatsaubito1enbsars esust.
sntstsa .Glaims1 psrbsa biefeIt,n iisbt sen BEN
bftrshtnbsn Stoatsbeamten 10 nett ausbeaabit.
ais sas son @eY. &amieY srn BEN ariessmini-
ferium ~ tieftm :3tptd ibertcmmsne WelS reitt.
Die btbuf :3abluns persuseieenten Certificate
u.allsa Son ben, ~ ts0sn @unftn re uriprins.
li& ausesatQt suItbrn, ME BON TEN ger1eiser
iubcl0rt fem. .m
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PIAosArE CouRr In the matter Of the
Brown County. Estate Of Henry

Bosche, deceased,
On reading and filing the Petition
Of barbara Bosche, praying forreasonfss
therein SET forth that letters Of Admi-
nistration on said Estote issue 70 Bar.s
h4ara Bosche.
i is ordered that Monday the | 9th
day Of July A n 1868 at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon be assigned for the hea-
ring of said Petition and that the heirs
at law ofsaid deceased and all other
persons interested in said Estate, are
required to appear at a session of the
Probate Court, then and there to be
holden at the Probate Office in said
County and show cause if any there
be; why the prayer of said Petitioner
should not be granted
Dated at New-Ulmsthis 18th daysof
June AID 1863.
CHARLES WAGNER, #.95.
6 .as sas. Judge Of Probate
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Dnr1 8erfaui
ct. Naul 0tNentbnm.

1875 far cine Got 50bei150 SUP. in ber Nad>
baridaft Ter Satlpn unb 10. 9tra6e.
Gin gtetn- Store better R!ale, In Der 8. Str.
Gin Cot in MinnelOta, @trabs, nabs Der 3tsn,
ueba @etduSe. &
3wei @ubnbIuier, $500 iebfs.
Min. jaSae qot Sc bei2oQ GuR NIT stasa' Rat'
}9tg Bautnwattdsn.'' Is
MISC Gin 3snry Me. 9snly.
Stare OF MINNESOTA In Probate
COUNTY OF BRowN Court.
To all whom these Presents may
concern, Greetings
NRtlee is hereby given that the last
will and testament Of Johan Krieger
deceased, has been delivered to the
Judge Of Probate Of said County and
that said last will and testament will
be publicly opened by said Judge on
the goth day Of July a D 1863 at the
office Of the Judge Of Probate in New
Ulm, Brown County Minnesota,
Dated June l5thsA. 3. 1863. 1
s CHARLEs WAGNER.
Judge of Probate,
sE5 ~ 4BgYyhf r7f}Gfa s E4EE GS@s 5tS8T@1S@s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-04
Court In the matter, of the
Brown County. Estate of William

3. Carroll, Diseased.
On reading and filing the Petition
Of D. G. Shillock, praying for reasons
therein set forth, that letters Of Admi-
nistration on said Estate issue to Mary
E. Carroll.
1t is ordered that Monday the 18th
day of July A D 1863 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon be assigned for the hea-
ring ofsaid Petition and that the heirs
at law of said DECEASED and all other
persons interested in said Estate, are
required to appear at a session Of the
Probate Court, then and there to be
holden at the Probate Office in said
County and show cause if any there
be, why the prayer of said Petitioner
should not be granted.
Dated at NeW-Ulm this 18th day of
June A D 1863.
CHARLES WAGNER,
Judge of Probate.
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E3- u&barleS Save. tfustr YcEmeifer
in ct. vapl, ID nor Ter gfr. Staaten Circuit
Court hes llnttrialeiks BON $500 i@ulbis be-
~funosn. Geine Birssn, q. 8. Bedtr qne *.
U. R.tioa perosn blf&en uai@fu. 9esen siatn
Ma&folser @m. 9erss.aE li.gt tint aBnIi9s
Mnslase aQ1,s
60 sr,altt eas .@slsebaA4 ia i.iuer lettsn
Munarasr fura ant aut. Gne hen 9ep6bnli@tn
Cent nit tsm 90 feline Drrdtn muatns ,u
piir,ea saeet, fur bissual bin,u,utbuu. aaein
mir Fnteu. ba6 serabt u, bislem Brodtn Elm
gutter faritr Gent sorlaeli@ past NIB mir poutn
s.stalt itnfen. gbas. Care unb fem Ma@.
fo!esr Bius Goreoran - efs Rkters it sud-
tis uns loa etaenSdrtis 0fNaitr III Ter @eeel9.
Nrmet iein = aebSrttn ~ eess erRen @annern
unierer Dsm0iratie IN h. i&Snnsn :3eit isrer
Blatbs.. 6s pas..a1 bic .Spt,tl' ter erobsn
p%artipal&as us.sa fit tas stmosratil&e rgeib il.
@litbe paYtn fe .Gbarles@ une Billy am pUa,
Gcunttt unb jebtr gtra6enede. Bill Wurray,
bic i9on einn,al, ammo SO besrateue unb ipd'er
nieber ertpedte .ssuotratil@e 2ei&e, 9ubse Sber.
burae, bas ate bemooRe paupt, @trotber, Der
enieltiye. Ge aat lnb ni&t, mas sGtarley4 unb
Bills. trartn, BE aus.rlurenen 2ieblinse hes be.
metrat,ldtn gelles, lie gtr.rauten Der bsmofra.
tifatn Jurfen. llnb bod 1ebtn .Gbarley1 unb
Billy iebt Dor benz Bolt ais sen1eiue Betrlse,
ale RafIsnbisbe. Dp@ has 1T ui@t No.s.
ale Gbarley unb Billy ia ct. Waul polmeiRer.
ten, ba mar bic Dsmotratie bic @rp6ma@t BEE
9anets, Ia mar bic 3et ibrsr 9er.li&teit. bic
3sit. auf ptl&er infer Jr.unb sun, xBoltshatts
als auf bic serl@punbene slorsti9t soleeae 3tt
Der Union nit 9tol3 unb fsbnfu&tsponer &ub.
rune binbeuttt. 1ie. fast q, tebrt Gbrli&teit
unb Rt&ti&ftit nitter IN Bic WtIt. au6er hiefe
GET soun,t aurid. So, ia. ibr Bitberleute in
@tabt NIB 9anb bel@nSrt Ie MIR piessr bsr-
auf, sieie sulsene 3sit. Gebt Ben alien apsse-
bunsfrten .G36mbIsrn1 unb GauRsru eie Der-
maltuns Der @taats ,sGsuatps Nnb Staht.Q aGe
pieter. mi q Rire tstt Il ssfstts 3erbtn. ME
IN Der wef seaeblen ppret. ale Bic resli&e pe-
n~notratis, IN CHARLEY u. 8iQs repr6itntrt. bprt
tauls, ss wirb 70 seRsbltr Msrsea. pie nod &C.
ssnp6rtis in ct paul oeRublen pirb, no Gin MI
Der GsnRitutiou nab Rt4t e%ius.i9uuset.er
bsuti@r 9tattbruder nd als. Comptroller Sic
&eanaasen prift m, sensbmta. pom bensn ie-
bu Gent tem Geiet ium xrvs in feline 1ai9t
manttrt. Die Diete ans Der altsn bemolratilHen
3eit ftbtn Jest entlarst en- Stranger. son ibrfu
eisnea 1arteisrSane bsr 8era&tuns Treis sese.
tea: Die s3eit nirs lsmueu no ibres 0lfi@ea aud
bsr Gesensart baatIks 9ets ~ She'll nisb. pot
GbatIey nTs Riay varen btists .0Gnbltr. @du.
Z j. -Lss 60 - G. . -
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Gutter 6anbel ST ma6en:

Saird,ilp 8 M1ard5, Guftiona- unb Con-
mtfiensbanelsr, 3.s Strabe, pbsrbalb Der Bride
ernpfussn loebsu, Denims, ~ottpnabts,
g~.augfeffs @alieos 3lsibfYfpfft
Sseeygdistsnuer Ait furss - yen, @oM-
;Sssr'b ate,, rSbafsfsn" 8abHtnhatt
Etc., airs gefauft mad csm ginfsn Der Dreiie
Mhhg' ssrtapfen e~islelben n%iserissT als ttaene tiF
aeus it 4@t. Waul fe qrtietsn fann.--- Nl9, ta-
FSsE s%islg!den sun 9siuatssr'ast. gluten, ~ Y!ts,
len, gbIren, 6sAitsIraprnfn, WpTeanaf, sSaaen
u" HairAilp ". MarH. a
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ADtel 31 N%erEQufen.

gas neugebaute, sWeiifIdige BridRsin. 4utel,
s.Tahnt Der .9diri(ae 9pf", bstssen an Der
1auptNraBe BON Sbafupes. 9eptt w.. Minn..
sAsltia Der 'bseeutsNe(m gfrtsbritrabs in Kin
asn ]}npsntar Iofort1 au nsrfsufssn. gei ssna So
tel bsfnrst I'D elm sroess @sbEft. ,asriHmise
Massnr. R,sm,iiIte uase sine rsr; 'bslsn @3tdus in
III isn2 isssx 9sn Gnsrsss.
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PRoBATE, CouRT } In$the matter ofthe
Brown County. ! Estate ofJohnSieg,

%
deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition
of Ulrich Lipp, praying for reasons
therein set forth, that letters of Admit
nistraton on said Estate issueto Ulrich
Lipp.
In is ordered that Monday the 18th
day of July A D 1868 at. 10 o'clock in
the forenoon be assigned for the hea-
ring ofsaid Petition and that the heirs
at law of said deceased and all other
persons interested in said Estate, are
required to appear at a session of the
Probate Court, then and there to be
holhen at the Probate Office in said
County and show cause if any there
be, why the prayer of said Petitioner
should not be granted
Dated at New-Ulm this 18th day of
June A D 1868.
CHARLEs WAGNER,
Judge Of Probate.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-04
CHARLES WAGNER.
Judge of Probate.

PRoRArR Court In the matter of the
!; Brown County, Estate Of Michael
Zitzlaff, deceased.
% reading and filing the Petition
Of Ulrich Lipp praying for reasons
therein set forth, that letters Of Admi-
nistration on said Estate issue to I'll
rich Lipp.
It is ordered that Monday the 18th
Gay Of July A 1863 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon be assigned for the hea-
ring of said Petition and that the heirs
at law of said deceased and all other
persons interested in said Estate, are
required to appear at a session of the
Probate Court, then to be holden at the
Probate Office in said County, and
show cause, if any there be, why the
prayer of said Petitioner should not be
granted.
Dated at New-Ulm this 18th day of
June A D 1868.
CHARLES WAGNER
Judge of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-04
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