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John n. Tolnlinson.
against

against
Thomas Gillespie and others.
DY yiitue of a mandate to Ius dii. cted from
ID the Court of C"lniuon Pleas of Monroe
Lounty, Ohio, viii ofer Tor sale at Public
auc,ion at the front door at the Court Hous
in the town OF Woodsheld in said County, on
Saturday the 3lst day of October, 1868.
the following real estate, situate IN @onroe
Comfy, Ohio. to wit: sf az 4'F's' s'@ss-|' s'sHa
The no, tn east quarter Of section twenty
seven, township thee, range four, excepting
eighty acres .ttiereot sold hy Sa.huei Jones To
Abraham Jones, Beginning at the heith east
| corner of said quarter. thence south one nun
I tdred and siAty one and hall y, les TO q
Estake, theice north twenty-oue degrees east
sixty-tirree. oles to a stake, thence north
twenty Iive poles 10 stake, thence east four-
! teen roIes. to a srake tiieueo north seventy
two poies to 4 stahe Oh the section line. thence
! east sixty three pvles TO tie pta 'of begin-
! ming; And also excepting thITty acres from
! sa north east QUAR- or sold by Samuel Jones
! tv George Walters and bounded on the east
by lands OF samuel Coleman, on tue north
fby lands of William Ayers; Also the follow
ring tract beginning / 1 til. same al the soutn
west corner OF tue south east quarter OF t"s
south west quarter OF section twentyrelSht ~
township three, range four, thence east 10 WE
l u1ludl6 ei mcDuudl s. luIf, tleoSof uStsAA"S'b
with the nIeanderings of said Inn to the nortl
=! line of said quarter, thence west 10 The cor
her of said quarter. tLeuce south 10 the SEQ
lion line to the place OF beginning, containing
fifty acres except tue school house site, Ais'
the following tract, beginning for the sam
twenty rods from the north west corusr OF tn
/. Enorth east quarter of section twen:y-seven
Min township three and range four, theEce eas
4 with the, section line sevepty-one aid foul
; tenth rods to white oak stump, thenc
u south seventy two aud two-tenth rods, thene
Invest fourteen aud two. tenth rods, theme
isouth fou. teen rods to stone, thence mort
.lfifty degrees, east fotty-seyen and seven tent
:, rods to a sycamore trec, thence north seventy
= one dear rses west twenty ane rods, thene
: north 10th. place oil beginning, containin
ri thirty acres. to sagIea -stt-saet 7t.s :
lstsst.JOEL +. RANDOLPH-M Mas. Com. {
e fi'oaz ssesMonroe County iCemmon Pleas
II Sept 90, 4S63--4w. tissit 3. sa.is yisA
y tay- Vaiiandighaln Record, for sale
tI,,r (Dftice
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In the present hard times, when South
ern Molasses and Syrups are very scarce
aud high; and when it is necessary for all
to save as much money Us possible, the
true friends of the people are
R. e. FRASIER & SON.
who are Agents for tho SUG A 4 Mills
and EVAPORATORS of j. l. Gill q
Son. of Columbus; and also for those OF
various other firms in the State.
These Mills and Evarorat"rs, with care
full use, make from so to 100 gallons per
day. of most beautiful article of Syr-
ups from the Sorghum; almost as clear as
honey, and very pleasant to the taste
Farmers who raise Sorghum, have now
an opportunity of procuring, near home' a
FIRST CLASS MILL,
Of am size, according to their wants
Two or three, or half dozen farmers, car
mite: and one of these Mills will do Tho
work of ALL We have on hand, also,
CooE's Portable EcaPorator.
ns~ All calls will receive prompt at
tention. Call early on
h. f. FRASIER & son,
Barnesville, Ohio.
aug. 10, '63n24-m3
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

The sale of Fairbanks Scales the present
year, particularly at the West, has been
largely in advance of any previous year dur
ing the whole history of the Messrs. Fair
banks business, which shows the unusual
prosperity of those branches of business in
which weighing is done, and also the incr4as-
g popularity with the public of these cele-n
brated Scales,
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dissolution of Partnership.

THE firm of Wagenfeld & Co., at Lecomp
i ton, has this day been dissolved, by mu-
tual consent. ALI persons who are indebted
to said firm will firm please call on the under
signed, at the old stand, and make settlement,
as the affairs of the firm must be closed.
FRED. WAGENPIRLD.
sept, 16, 1863-.4wpd,
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United States Annual Taxes,
INTERNAL REVENUE No.
TTCE

TICE.
CoLLEoroR's OpPIcR, 5th CoLLEcrtos -
DISTRICT, STATE OF ONO. gnx
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessor
IN of the above District has returned to-
this Office the annual list of taxes on incomes
of 1862: Licenses, Carriages, Billiard Tables
and Plate, and that said taxes are now due
and payable.
will attend, in person at my ofice, North
East corner of Bank Building Athens, Athens
Co. being division No. of faid District.
At the Treasurer's Office in the town OF
Pomeroy, in the County of Meigs. being de
vision No. 2.by George B. Grow, Deputy COL
lector.
| At the Office of S. s. Knowles Esq, opposite,
the Court House. IN the City of Marietta,
i Washington County. being Division No. 3.eby
| Hii am G. Martin Dep. Col. Up a7nssssg
At the Office of Messrs. w. p. Spraaue h Co.
| in the town of Malta, Morgan county, being.
Division, No. 4. by J. H. Davis Dep. Col. 80
At the office of John b. Noll, Esq, In the
, town of Woodsfcld, Monroe Co. being Divis-
ion No. S. by John b. Noll. Dep. Col.
From The 18th day of Sept. 1863, to the
20M day If October, 1868.
to receive payment of the taxes aforesaid
If not paid within that time FIVE PER. CKNT
penalty viii be added TO the Taxes ON In
comes, and ten per. cent. on all other taxes
as prescribed by laS.
Collector 18th Distyict Ohio.
pit %, ls63.--3w.
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HaHE settlement account of Mary Benning'
| haus one of the guardians OF LiSitta' An
ma and Arthur Benuinghaus will be for hearing
in the Probate Court OF Monroe county, ohio
on the 7th day of October, 1868.
JNO. s. WAY, Probate Judge.
sent. 9 9, 1s63-3w.
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sept. ls, 1s6s-4w.

Master Commissioners Sale.
.pY virtue of a mandate from the Court of
ID Common Pleas CT Monroe County, Ohio, in
the case of Michael Montgomery against vii
ham C. Johnston and others, to me directed
will offer for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the court house, in said county, on
Tuesday,, the 9th day of October, 1868,
hs,w.e the hours of 10 o'clock, a. n. and
O'Clock p. m. the following described real es-
tate situate in said county, to-wit: The north
west anarter of the southwest quarter OF sec
tion % in township and range I, containing
40 acres be the same more or less.
WILLIAM 0REY,
H Master Com Monroe Com. Pleas.
sept. %, 1S63-4w.
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A Large Stock
e--oF.-A !,
NEW GOODS ]!
Just Arriving At
WALTON.S CASH STORE !!
wooDsFIELD, OHIO.
Photograph Albums and Pho
s tographs !
At walton's.sg
BOOKS OF ALL KINDS, ORDERED
At walton's. sac
SCHOOL, BLANK d DRILL BOOKS
At Walton's.
sTAFTonERY, PENKNIvES, AND
PRIZE PACKAGES
At wAlton's.
so Varieties of Wall Paper, q
Beadle's Dime Series !
ae fss At walton's.
COyE OYSTERS, sARDINES, CHOW
CHOW, AND PICKLES
At walton's.
Canned Fruits, Easup and Pepper Sauce !
Al walton's. &
FOREIGN FRUITS CANDIES, AND
- 10 CoNFEcTIoNERIEs!
At walton's,o
Apple Pearerss Fruit Jugs, Stone Warel
Al Wa, ,or's.
TRAVELINGaNIARKFT, & CLOTHES
BASKETsl
- AZ At Waltcn's.
CHEESE, CRACKERS, DRIED BEEF, CIGARS,
ToI,acco, Snuff. Pipes, Salt, Flour, Rice,
hominy. teas, coffee, sugars, molasses,
syrups, vinegar, mustard, cinna- 4
mon, pepper, aispice. cloves,
nutmegs' citrons, indi- ~ssi
60, madder, alum,
Sa ea5 vitrol, saltpetre,
baking powder,cream-
tartar soda. maiz,.nd,
(for baking epurpos-s) vrr-
macelli. (for sour9, stsreh, black
ing. matches, shot, had. gunpowder.
gun.caps. cotton yarn, batting, bed
cords. buckets, tubs, wash boards, broms;
clotheS biacking. scrnb and horse brushes,
CANDLES. SOAPS. GLASS. NAILS.
ATWALTON'S. Adjoining the
Court House, 1
sept. %, ls6s-tf.s sS go
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- SUNFlSH HOUSE.
llfH P. DILLON, PROPRIETOR.

TSHE Proprietor bags leave to inform the
| public that he has thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished the above named Aotel, and
is now prepared to accommodate travellers
and boarders.
favor him with call, and no pains will be
srs rad to make their stay pleasant. His table
| shall be well provided, and his charges mod
crate. ,,.rnn n,,,ou
| Sept. IL, '61--ly. fhIEn pihhoH'
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Nathan Hollister,
against
D.loa Ha~G;pa

Reuben Hawkins.
BY virtue of mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe Csun-
ty. Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction
at tn. front door of the court house, in the
town of Woodslield, in said county, between
the hours of ten o'clock a. M. and four o'clock
p. m, on
Saturday the Sd day OF October. 1863
he following real estate, situate in said coun-
tt, to wit:
The east half of the north west quarter OF
the north ast quarter of section eleven, town
ship i've, and range 7. containing l2o acres
more or less sit uate in Monroe County, Ohio
NJ. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
| September I'd, lS63..-4w.
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WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w that We have made extensive prepara-
tions for the transaction of heavy Fall and
Winter Trade, and offer inducements that no
other city can su-pass. From having our
principal buyer constantly in market. We are
enabled to furnish full lines of new styles as
fast as they are issued by the manufacturers.
We are at all times ready to duplicate quo
tatious from any Eastern City.
Orders promptly and faithfully illsd.
Examinations and l-ttsrs of inquiry solic-
tied. TALLANT DELAPLAIN-
sept 16, 1s63-4w.
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Hyson, Young Hyson, Impe
perial, .Gunpowder,

Twankay, and Skin.
OOLoNG, soUcHONG, ORANGE & HYSoN
PEKoKE. JAPAN TEA of every descrip-
tion, colored and unoolored. -'-''
This list has each kind of Tea divided into
-FOUR CLASSES namely: CARGO, HIGH CARGO,
FINE. FINEST, that every one may understand
from DESCRIPTION and the PRICES annexed that
the Company are DETERMINED TO uSDERsELL
7 THE WHOLE TEA TRADE. +at @@-k.
We euARSTEE to sell ALL our Teas at NOT
OVER TWO CENTS { o2) per pound ABOVE COST,
believing this TO be attractive to the many
who have heretofore been paying ENORMOUS
PRoFITs.
GRET AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
I Importers and tJObbers,
No 81 yesey Street, New York.
| sept. ls, is65-Sm.
|
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HACK LINE.
- .SeB( =

The undersigned has established dACA
LINK istween WOOD SFtEbD and BARNES.
VILE. -
Leave woodsfeid. at ii. o'clock A. NJ, ON
Mop.lays, Wednesdays and Frida,ss arriving
at fsarn-sviile at 4 O'Clock r. Min time to
conne6t WITH tire trains 'uu the Central y. R. r.
Ltsays -Baruesviile at ? o'clock A.. Nj. ou
Tussdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, arriv.
ing at v,,odsdeld- at IL O'Clock II.
The proprietor has a gro,i' Ilavk and Team
and will luse. Hrs best endeavors to secure to
all passengers on the route, speedy and
cotnfortable trip.
LIVERY STABLE.
The. .proprietor, also keeps LIVERY STA.
BILE, andwiil always be ready to accommodate
persons desiring horses or cenveyanees, ~
ROBERT p. EDeEY. =.
- 81 -ProT rietor.
woods field, Sept. Is, ls63.-71f =,
J = ~ = =
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Mary TRoapson and others, defendant.


Martin ~ Cav-naugh, who resides in
Washington Territory, u. g. Anizi CaVen
aurh, who resides in Marshall County insthf.
stat. of West Virginia aud Charles w Cav
snangh who resides ia the State of iowa will
tak- netice that Icsss Meiicle as the Admin
istrator ef. Timothy cavenangh, decd, on
the first day Of S.ptru,i~r a. D., 1865, filed IN
the Probate Court of said ounty OF Monroe
his petition asking for an order to .,i sell the
soatb half I the south east quarter OF sec,
rion twenty one, in township six OF range
seven. containing eighty acres more or less.
That said sp~tition is now pending IN said
Court against tIsm and be other heirs OF
said. Tsmothy cav+naugh and will stand foi
hearing on the 18th day OF September A. ID.
1868. ee "a
JESSE MIRICLE Adm'r. of
Mst Timothy Cayenaugh
Sept 9, lS63-4w. ~
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THE GREAT
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
81 yESEY STREET, NEW YORK;

Never deviating from the ONE PRICE asked.
Another peculiarity of the Company is that
their TEA faster not only devotes his time to
the selection af their TEAS as TO quality,
value and particular styles for particular In.
calit;-s OF Country, but be helps the TEA Brr
Ek to choose ont of their enormous stock
such teas as are best adapted to his particu-
lar wants, and not enly this, but Points out to
him the best bargains. .--,....,-...,
! 1t Is easy to see the incalculable advantage
Tea Buyer has in this establishment over
| all Others.
| If he is no Judge of Tea, or the Market, il
his time is valuable, he has all the benefits
of a well organized system of doing business
of an imiDensr cadital, of the judgment of a
PROP EsSIoNAL TEA faster, and the knowledge
of superior sulesmen.
This enables all Tea buyers-no matter i
they are thousands of miles from this M ar
krt--to purchase on as good terms here as thu
: New York merchants.
Y Parties can order Teas and will be servef
: by Hs as we'll Es though they came themselves
being sure to get original packages, ftru
weights, and tares; and the TEAS ARE WAR
RANTEp as represented. pa7
We issne Price List of the COMPANY
, Teas, which is sent to all who order it, com
. tprising
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sent. 1s. 1868 4w. -
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE
- .szs G,OWJNTY.

In the Probate Court Petition to sell lands
cf said County Jesse to pay the seess OF
Mrrac:, a. Admins the estate of Timo-
istrator of Tinoth, thy Cavenaugh, de-
Caysuaueh. deed + ea:ed.
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The following per-
sons are the au' b.
orized Collectors for
Townships opposite
their names, who will
receive the Dnpli-
Gates after the goth
of December. =
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Master commissioners Sale.

Sept. 80, 1s63.-4w.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27
The Original Copperheah.

The following Is from Benedict Arnold's Proc
lamation 10 the citizens a4d soldiers of the Uni
ted States, issued OcG 20, 1880:
" foa are promised liberty by the leaders Of
your aflirs but L there au individual in the en-.
loyment OF itssaviDg your oppse- sorss VINO
among you dare speak OF write VIA. he think.
Sghust the tyranny which BIS robbed YOU Of YOU.
property, imprisons your sous, drags vou 10 tn..
held OF battle, and i daily deluging your couY-
try With your blood
Your country oace vas happy, and had the
proffered peace been embraced. the hst txo
years OF misery had been spent in peace and
plenty, aud repairing the desolation OF a Quarrel
that Wonld have set the interests of Great Brit
ain and America in a true light, and cemeute6
their friendship.
Wish to lead a chosen band of Americans n
Tue attainment OF peace, liberty aud safety The
hrs. objects III taxing the field.
" Nat Is America but land Of widows or.
phans snc oegsaFs-but What need of arguments
to sach A. feel infinitely more misery IT,
tongue can express give ms promise Of mos,
agecuouaie welcome 10 all who are disposed ~
JOIN me ~ Measures necessary 10 close the 500
OF our afh.ction, which must be increased 49,.
We are content with she libefality of the narsp-
country, who siiA oilers US protection and ns-
pe'lal exemption from all taxes but such a. "
snail think ne to impose on ourselves.
BENEDICT ARNOLD
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ist-. co. .lty Q. ls-all, sat sess. on of the
Probate l-rt Yr t4e c4u.y ol luglam. holden Al tht
Probate once tEe village OF Mason. Monday the
Otl a4y of April. lll year one taols-l- cight
liulreo aul sixty -thrCe. Present. Nm. IL PncSne
flise ~ Probate il tle matter o. the estate 81 the
minor children Of Wm Melton a;. of Delhi deceased
Ol reading and fling the petition. duly verified "
ilexald-r Blair. guardian for Sail minors praying for
license % sell The estate OF SAID minors, their
support il education
Tnereupol ID ordered That Tuesday the 9Th Gay Of
jane next. 40 4 clock il the forenoon. be assigned
1l the hearing 0f saii petition and tlat the heirs
" s4li lece3sl g. and al other persons interested 10
said e-t4t. rei -rri % appear - ,i
Court. then 20 Dee Lc-ea 20 tle Probate ofloe she
.laEr l- Mason, ana show cause sny there be. why
The prayer oi ile t1lcr slolli NOT boz granted And
tu cher Or-eret. that said petition give motto, IT,
tN1 per interested in said estate n TIE pendelcs
st uetirioa and tie hearing thereof hy causing copy
Of tLls or-r 90 be published ihe Lansing Rsp lbical
vspaq'r p-ll'ea slt circulating ia SAID county o.
Ia-lsn successive weeks previous 20 sAt day ~ hear
llE IA tr-e copy Wa "a plNCKNEY
-l~w6 Judge Ci Probate.
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nc nAttt NpCetHct
OF
Cox aud Ex.7ov. seymour Of Connecticut.
For sale 81 this office and al the Frauklu. Pusl
Office. Pace 90 cts.
OF course these Democratic leaders are 40,
aiding the rebels; Oh 10; they are only exer-
ci,ing the constitutional right OF freedom of
speech, according 20 the Free Press The r..
oelon was gotten ap aud started los lust such
speeches but Oi course they we're " con.tiffl
tonh, because the Constitution guafa4ii-s Ga
every man the right TO get up REBELLION ana
light the flames of evil war by speech and fre.-
that Is according 10 the coppcrhead doctrine
The FREE Pres a1d the copperheads hold. a- d
fundamental plank oi thelr platform that the
constitution expressly guarantees % ever, lpaa
lne fiSht to 20 about TIE county stirring up
civil war and iaciring riots ARMED resi.ta.cs ~
the laws bloody political persecution, the ,uur-
der Of -olde ls of The JuiOu, tne ilctius OF r,,t
to butcher aud barn negroes aud sci fr.. Fl, en-
les, aud 10 knock down aud drag out Black
Republicans The protection Of ever, conner
head eitizen m The eil1smeut OF these lights"
Is one OF the things the constitution WAS exo-..s.
~ created for I he fathers OF the Rapublic had
just such chaps a. Nailandig CHAM and Wood at,s
just such papers as tie Free Press in their ey.
when they got up that document. aud they eyi
Geniy put IN the clause fOroidding Congress fo
pass any laws abrioging the freedom Of speech
or OF the press, on purpose 70 protect copper.
head papers IN their right TO grt up Autine
gro MODS, and cOpperhesd orators ia their
right TO stir up civil war, the murder Of sol
diets and resistance 10 the laws This i 80
PLAIN that II - astonishing that no honest and
patriotic man can see 1t in that hght-GrGna
Rapids Eagle
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Notice TO Contractors.
THE CONvIS~TONFP IN TIL

THE COMMISSIONER ON THE
i Port saniisc and Tuscoa swamp land state Road
-" e JOBS GA That portion u SAID Roll not heretofore
e. 60 the lowest responsible hisaers. as folio-s-
Al eit oanilac. IN >auac County Fri1ay. June I2th
Al Newman Post once IN Sauilac County. TUESDAY
June 10Th.
Al Nahjanega. IL Tuscos County. Frizsv. June Ieth
Al Natrousvle, IN Tuscoa County. Monday. June -
AZ the Junction, ii saginaw County Wednes1av
June Gan.
Al Bridgeport Centre. in saginaw County. Friday.
At ten O'Clock A n. o. each Of said DAYS Thoss
contracts must give good security an1 the right
: hereby reserved % reject auv BIZ rot deemed eo
sis'eni Win the interest Of the state
Lexington, April 2S.h, 1855. 1le-xss
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- 20 seventeen oxen were let by will 10 De
divided o. tween three brothers. Accoriin,- >,
NooAnlaedAn Az, the Oldest should rscaivs -,
nail Tue inheritance, tie second q rs;ri -, :,
ana the youngest ninth. The rivisi,,, -,
hot be made because the fathers .iu -
mat the oxen we're not 10 be cut m T. -
SPAR, the heirs applied 20 the All. ~. .---. us
Of the successors Of MOhommed. acco,S ;e-'es
Tue Sheeahs. All, a. became so wise - -
once solved the difficulty 5y adding an or - =.
eaen OF the heirs got more than his shsrs -.
Round me Year
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probate ORDER-state Of viobi.


- gan county o. LIS liam. sat d session Of tn
PROBATE Court for thu county ri InEhan nc se1 az tie
Probate Olce IA TIE village CT M4s0n on Nonsav TIE
-Oin Gay e april 30 tle year thousand eight hlr.
--e- aid SKI. three Present. VIM T. Plncknev Il.a.
" IrerAte ln Ia matter ~ Tie estate OF C4r-rca
-v-or.si titmelts, minor Oh reading and fling the
petition duly v-rias- y J-hial A. Richards guardian
% si- minor, praying t1r license % sell the real Is
l-le pr sila minor situate u said county FOR the p-r
poses ll saI- p-iliol set forth
l-ereup1l Il 3 ordered. that Monisy the 18th day q
J--- ne1t. az Il O'Clock the forenoon De assigned
lof tlr Aearls Of sli- petition That the heirs a.
M u sal- dec ase1 and al other persons interested IL
sai estate are req lrel 90 appear session OF sal.
eY-r- n 10 De -0-er a. tie Probate Office 10 The
mage % Jason, am slqW cause. any the-- be- why
tl- prayer 0- the petitioner should not be granted
A1i % s further ordered That SAID petitioner give notice
% TIE persons interested said estate ~ the tendency
Of SAID petition and the hearing thereof By causing coo
y ilis or-e- % Be- Published the Lansing Rs1ubrcan
le"spsq9r printed al circulating 10 said COUNTY u
ls-Anl- Successive weeks previous % SAID dav q
hearing. "A t-ue COPY VA d. PINCKNET.
t~t-s jade OF Probate
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isA-, county % lnslarn- = At a session of tie
Probate Court io le cu4lty Vi I1glam. holden st the
fuOaiS OiLcv ~ tie Fliase " Mason, tuesday the
lt1 --y II My, ID fl- year one thJlsauI csLt hun
rll ala sixty t4Ivr, Present, Hu. IT, Plucknev Judge
f Probate. Ia the matter Of tae estate u James
lyer, deceased Ca re41ing aud flng the petition
liy veriuel, o. Catharlue lyer and Jesse T. Hall Al.
Ml-si. aloia upon said estate praying 4molg other
lAluss iul license 90 se portion 81 real estate
oi S--n sl1 deceased di-l sez-i f1 tls purpose Of
paying debts against SAID estate.
iA-feLpol u IS ORDERED, That Tuesday the 9Th day Of
Az lrXt, 40 l. clock Ia The forenoon be ass ruef
os th= hearing u. sa1 petition, and that the heirs al
ol SAID deceased Az a. other persons Interested il said
estate, e-ge- 70 appear al session OF SAID Court
then o. be holden al the Probate Office ~ the Village OF
Mason -n- SLOW cause any there be, why the PRAYER
% tIr petitioners sDo- lot be granted AID j. IL fur
tlef ORDERED ihai sll1 petitioners give notice 10 the
persons interested IN sal estate ~ tae tendency u
SAID petition, a Tie hearing thereof by causing COPY
~ t- order q oe published ll the Lansing Replb Lean
a uvN paper printed al4 circulating saiI county Of
s p slcc ssive weeks previous SAID DAY o. hear
ing IA true COPY WI h PINCKNEY
o"--v Jl-gs Oi Probate