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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04

A little BOY was recently drowned IN Troy oy
the upsettng OF boat His father soon became prs.
,rated with grief aud died few days afterward and
wss followed in short time by his vile VINO oouia hos
hear up under this double affection.
Here is q patriotic record; Mrs NANCY
Ruopga Of Bremen Maine. had six sons IN ths ARM
pie sor life saa tas s4ih u sti. N the 'srTiS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
HnQas MDDLF MILITARY DIVISION, !

HAEEsONDuHG Va. oct g. l-64
DEAF COLONEL; Upon reaching Gen. CUSTER Head.
iusrtcis early tbs morning, ycfy much shocked
& learn that one o. Lieut. Meigss OICerles had just
come IN. bringing information That While Lieut..
AeigS was returning from BrdCcwgtcr 10 our head
quarter accompanied by lis two Ordeies be was at
tacCed by guerrlas, and he and Of lbs Orderiies
stter captured or killed. Fearing TOE worst, imme-
oisty started back with party sent ont hy Cen Gus.
ter and when the Of his attack me night
fore met Sergean; Of tie Provost Guard belonging
20 tie Army Of West Virginia. who informed inc that
one OF our officers was lyng dead in tie road, few
hundred yards beyond where we then stood. Upon
Seaehing the spot ny worst teaTs were realized. Poor
heiss lay dead upon the ground his body extended AZ
ta length one arm partially raised tie other extended
by his side. his face looking upward while his hat aud
cloak lay under hs BODY. lie shot Just = der the
night eye aud in the lc breast AMI must have died in
SANITY. o. there were no indications Of his having
s,fugged IN fact stirred from the moment he fell u
the earth. His revolver and al bis papers had lust
e,en removed by the Sergeant Of the Provost Guard
VhO turned them 20 me- had his body placod ia
1vegon and conveyed 20 these Headquarters al once
d. was killed about 90 yards from the Dayton Pike
wat Is Ganea ne swim Run Gap Road which leads
tnto the valley flke and thence 10 headQuarters
oaf Aim just at the edge OF the where the orderly
lett him.
Tbs orderly makes in substance the following state
nsn,. ~
4. Lieut. Meigs was riding just ahead Of myself and
We Other orderly; about 80 yards ahead OF us in the
roOd we're three men with rubber oycrcosts on. /
Wrought they were onr men, they kept ahead OF ns for
little time but allowed US to gam upon them and al
%. edge Of the wood they stopped entirely, NJ rneq
eoi 70 tue side OF the road 10 go by then they
s1heny wheeled. graspcd our horses b. brdles
wilson: saying word and commenced Lfug upon ma
wiz their reyolyer5 distinctly heard Lieut. Meigs
sv tWice, i surrender ] surrender bat they kep on
.nH tried 70 get away, but finding 1 could not I
aag RON my saddle ana jumped over the fence into
sToNools and escaped did not see anything more Of
49, Aelgs or the other orderly; 1t was between
s s.s ?. m when this occurred reached Gen. Gus
w. al daylight the next morning"
.aas ends tle sad story. Poor Mcigs MURDERED
e., ,1s, .ne m.mbers OF Whites or Mosby's gangs
nsigs wa. highly esteemed upon the staff and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04

died in the Hampton Hospitals or who have bees
brought there dead since my last report
Capt Thos. Ward 9th Ohio. J. g. Campbell, t3th n
Lieut NJ Wicks Sd n Y. Elisha Pinker l42d N Y.
Isaac Benton 10Th NY. Bay J. G. Shaw seth Y
VIM l.. Msib, llTth N. \. A. j. Walker. 16th N. Y.
Wm. J. Perkins. 10th N. Y. T.. Parmator, Goth N. Y
v. w. Carr, l6 N Y. Battery. Geo. Rose SIND
J. w. Markcsen Dos Penn c. Osborne, Ia New Hsmp
John Beece. Penn. Art J w. Edward New Hsmn
W. CoiDett Penn. Art O. r.. Peters 70 Conn.
J. Einseider. 50 Penn M. ii. Hill. Reyt unknown
w. l. Ha.aet 6l Ohio Lieut. c. c. Cone, u \ Col
Dan Snyder, 81 Ohio Lieut.. L. Lanion Us. Col
- falrpanks.9Nt q. w. Harding III Us. Cot
T. Caplas " J w Hayward. US. Cob
John Riley, sVt. Charles Evans y US. Col
WIN. Lsv, u. s. Col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
The Murder Of Lieut.. lzeigs.

The following extract from a letter from a
cmbe Of Cen SheFidans Staff gives all the particulars
known OF the murder Of Lieut.. Meigs. ChiefEngineer
OF the Department Of West virginia, shot dead after lie
Surrendered by Of the guer1as which ilies the
6aenanInAh Na.cY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
Board Of EsI,cafiOo,

A regular meeting Of the Board was leld IN
Wednesday evening President Mclean the chair.
resolution vas introduced requiring The CoImittss
Course u Studi, and School hooks exam ne and
report hatbe the proscnt system Of instruction IN
grammar schools is calculated AZ nteIfSe ID the
proper mental and phygea Development q the Inpiis
On motion OF hr h.son. u YVES resolgcsto suspend
the evening schools tue cYcnings OF the November
and D. 2JaI elections, and also on Christmas eve.
Tn Committee on Annual Estimates and hppropria
tiOn- presented a rocor. Of tie probable GmOuns ro-
quirel for l-6J. The following Gre The igur
m. s'.'e spportionment i9r lS,i .3'he Ci.y o.
Now appear. - the Oti cai -vpot 81 The
state petn,endent. on tile At the ClerA' office 49,.
An eqna nmoua, to be rsi.sd by the Couny.. 1920 IS
One-tTeniieth Of one PEE cent o. -a54,1s5O+,
being thr s-.essed value of real s.id personal
property in tie City OF NewNork III IGCi.. )lI,2F -
To,h...............-......... 81 sl8 50
The whole number Of pupil taught dusins the yesr
end ns Oct g. 1884 appears hy The oitcia' re-
tuTn. 2O5 300, which, al S5 Per scholar,
would amount 70 ~ re'" "
Grand ro,,l.....................eIss7.57sa
The expenses of Common School instruction for the
year Cos arr estimated by theCommittee, as follows
For ssars' Of lie cher. ,nd Janitors IN tho Ward
aud Primary SchDol. ..'..-'..'''''@ ~
s a1,oepts Of ts Prs GAcen,,y 7SSS %
Repair. the free Academy buidins......... 300 10
support Of the Saturday friae Normal School, 300 70
Appointment % corporate schools -. 5oVW I"
Ho,rd c Of Haac.tion.. r 5000 -
posi- pc.i.ory ''.. Ia5Oo
support Of Evening 1000 %
Rent Of School 5000 70
I aesr. Consisted with the 5000
iaD' 5000 %
I7i.5o9 50
To,l amour, asked ga 500 &.
The report was adopted. and copies Of the report
ordered 10 De TO the Supervisors and Finance
The sum OF el 900 was appropriated for the purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04

The report was adopted and copies of the report
were ordered the Supervisors and Finance
Commissioner.
The OF sol 900 appropriated for the purchase
OF a site for Primary School NOEL in the 18th Ward
After transacting routine business the Board
adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04

ss@"sitfcs In sherid.n's Army.
Inc following il report of killed and miss
Tue firaBrigsde, Third Division. Sixth Corps:
J .ay ~ ferdea: q. b, Io6 NJ Y. killed Oct 49,
n Nos Csmeron. Go. v, loo N. Y. killed Oct 10
'"'a I. Chase u 4. loo n. T., killed Ost I9
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Michel. Chss. c. - Ind
Cav. shoulder
Davis. CoiHmhus J. 100 \. I
g. chin
@ Couuor. Rod-rick, c, 100 y
3. g.. face.
Smith, ". s.. lat Sergt. +.
100 NV, breast.
liughe-. john, X, 10 N. Wv.
foot.
johnson, Henry scrgi. =, IL
4. >. Cav. Anee.
Street VIM. Is, ~ c.. neck.
Unknowr y. % Ct. mouth.
Thon.nston. Az 29Ct., arm.
Duncan. samuel, +, ~ OHIO.
thigh
Spring. Nm. &, b. o., 'houl.
Rcmnof. h.. q, 100 y. \. W.
side.
Gornsi,. VIM. +. 20 c., thigh.
Pimorl, T., j. % Ct, thigh.
Porter, j.. y, 70 c.. head.
Wells, VIM, y, ~ Ct, arm.
Boyd. Geo. W, h., ~ g.,
leg
Lewis. Joseph. {, 20 c.. back.
Savers. JOS, II. 20 Ct. hand.
Rav. ". D.. c, o. o., ana.
McClnre. J., u, . Me-, thigh.
Hubbard. Wm. H., n, IL n.
y. v, leg.
Garrison, Wm. D, 20 Ct, foot.
Jackson, a. b., Corp, A, 70
Ct, leg.
De Shall. Al. gu. s. c. T..
hand.
Howell, g. w, B.. 7 s. Carroll.
ma, arm. Retvl.
Burton, J. A., h - Ind. ,iside.
Cha.., A, l<zNi ankle.
Lens.dorti. c, - lnJ. side.
frysT, E.BrB. soJ Pa snAis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04

L. s. s. Thompson. Maryd.
1t. Thos. Cos.roti, . Penn.
1t. Weber Davis, Aid.dc-canp.
1t. @. II. Stiverts. ABIDE camp.
Capt. Chss. NJ. Coyt, 9 COM
Ii. Jos. Miller, 6 Conn.
1t r. q. Engrams, 6 Msius.
ala. W. 5psegleburs. ls Via .
Capt. Wn. n. Pariin. ! e, ,. I'd
Capt HE. Nvhits6eld. JIU.S.C-
1t. W. II. Ryder, 5 y, 5. y.
IL Fred. Pyne, y. 5. C3.orcd
Col. J. Is. Thidjo. r. Y. s. c.
!. Col. John X. Holman 4 use.
swis. - N. \.
tho names Of thoea who hayo
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HNN .. w W Nff
Shelby, H. o. sersf X. q !
y. urct.
H.ste ID. Lt. 1il. y Y tii7i
Mo.Asr. 4. h. lt y. i. A.
abdomen.
rhonla., { has.,Corp., I % ca.
shotddsr.
Hoe,rs. John. J. ~ CT, ankle
Rnssi.. Jauc., u, 70 c., lee
sn.4'ly JOIN - h, ~ C.
Consliy, w, II IAN. w.
ffL. =,
lvhitiord, Geo. n. u lla n
J. ~. hand
W.,l.y oso., 49, ~ " J. Y.
Tdwslds. @. W, It., Il, III
N. y. Y decd.
Bloonsr, John, : y. J. Il.
s;our, CIV, It., 100 NV.
arm.
Gordon, Oliver, Il, iH ENN.
les
sve.i'snd. J. c., Corp, 70 c.
thigh.
picofd lvm. G, 20 G. arm.
Nobinson. les. : 70 c., head
starr Jo-iah, serf,., j, ~ Ct.
check
Brown. VI. l., Corr, D, q
Ct, elbow.
Glasgow. VIM, G, 20 G.,
riishs.
rufm.r. Henry, ! ~ q. v.
afnl- ..
Wilson. james, 6, 2 n. II. v.
thigh.
smi,h,A.,C orp.D 9th Mo.yri''
Loeb, Corp. G, - n Y, died.
snyder.G.W..C.ol il Ohio'le:.
Ml.e., Q,,C. 67la Vhis. head
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-13

Sd ter pbeneenante geretn d 6e &ueabe GeiieHt bat
Sic Qa6prtbddft tn Elm neues Stadium All erbebn aber
aud enebt baB biees Bios geheben fann en BE Suaenb
aud bafr erreen unb ternugebtet ptrb 70 Bat Ser Werei
gu btem 3wef tne Strede 9atbes Bic Wuferfarm
@6e Sarbpr @its dnsreuSeb su 2os dus8elegt ee ber
8eretn ju Dertauen tra6te bic Wttel In 61nben SM
befonte, bee Nndt bauen un6 urtterbdlten AZ t5ner.
Gin ppltte6niIdeS Snut ipa Su eeider 3t batnt per-
bunbn werSei nm bic 35elinee n6 len Seen bn bI6en
AT tGnne Die Mttien merSen 3u $4,000 tertauft pfIr
ber 9beneber bann eue Got BON brttss Bu6 rSnt
unb tunrert SuB Gtee erbdl rele benz Wertin NIT
gDetnfTden unb Sbfb6umen bepant tperben miTen Der
@ereiu BAT bic @erpi6tune bic Uerwaltune 10 anee Az
terneHeu fir btt Sdfte bes @rtra9es Bis Ger @sentbh
nter bic @eraltn8 elbt dntreten min tpp ban bie Ser
pft6tun9 bes Veretns aufbprt Gin rdteer Ittel rb
ee6eben pbalb b erts ean abbesdbl ne Die 3attunes
8ermne no 6erart eaB eoer Irbeter tn ben Sanb eeest
it, etne ipe Mftte u fduer Damn bat Der Nfttpndr ned
ben 0prtbe enen Spbn Der rDtbieen Uprfennthe Eat
unenteelbh IN tee analt S Gfen @ortbele bie eS se
wtB mun denSpertb mdden tteer SADIE bei5utr IN. y
nr6 hdbur6 ben &eltern @eleeerbeit eebctcn If SStn
fern @efIbl unb benz bSen 8eiIpel Der erpSe 6pe
prdftiib fir tds 2eten ersieben 3n laien.
Sa Der @eretn IN bteen Saeen ne A8enten i'm Sterene
bteer 8uten SADIE dusbden mirb In allen YlGBen ter
l1ntpn fir belbe Su piten t6nnen ale Oieenien pel6e
| @ betbetlisen polen Gtnf6t ben 8arten p1nen
nebe Oas QdnS In @se 5drbcr wtr6 beuteb i'm gDertb
teigen, burG BITE WsrbeIerlgen Eede i'm edufe beeS Sab
res bort nuSgefabr pereen. 9Besen 9uSunft, cpte fur
9tdne ub pdmpblete enbe man @ bte Office beS lamb
ptrbfd,nen @entrdl- gereins, Srtel QIs @de ber 1e
unb Strase MafBinstpn, .. 6. .0
/ el5l 3.] .b ja4 0lncrep 2mH,
(12Des1 get) r praiSent
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Or & I'm # II .

Nttab bes fSnisen Gpaesius Der g8unhdr;te In 9pn-
bSn @rabuirttr zines Der erea mebxtiaen Goesien Der
Ser. Saaen, her BEN srDstn 3be enes 2ebens tn ben
5ppttalern BON 2psbp, 9arts pbtlabepba anberen
Statten ustbrat bat entst Der unberbaen 5etlunsen
ppu.nSet bon begen te Gef9ide her NesSin metz. lin.
adbee Qettenbe bic an Sbrenaue Nerp5tSt urb aseren
Rranfbetten Iitt.n ptt g. audi Ste Bet pl6sl@en &C.
rlui6en su ebr er9refen bic pt trr6ben Bel serusta
Aletnieteten II. ~. wurbea ausenbltfli9' 'eebetlt
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tru8en ouf i4ren @dpinsun8eu ben bump.
fen Sa0ll zines idweren @ei4abes an ibr
Sbr!. ~
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Oraenti6s @&wa6e

irb unbersusl eebetft bic oDe sraft ieser ferse
bt Gte unb gaatpntmtndait unm5sli madt, thoft bss
2rcS Derer bic ibrtn Qecenl&aten unbtranen trbnen.
Snse 2ene nb ;u ett ;t Musldwetfun9en eenetst neil
fe bcren 6oIsen ntd senaa fennen obsletG eau6 bur
Sritture Ieber@lasen i'm Sdrn Stein inb amhere lr
laden entiteten fann 10 tt e bod etfenteetls ttt BnIse
bes MiSbr1udes Der etelfen Sreane Yer aber Hn es
duQnen ba lie Rra Der GrseusnS eter Denex eerIp
rem ptrh bic 9 beimen 2aftrn ersessn ais son Dtnen
bic ba petie itne.
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DIR. Johnston,

ber etnsi8e ar3t, pslder anis'gt,
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Sa1tt more as9ofpita1.
3ur nntsro:nfung Der Quad1albtrst stablirt.

Der etn3ise Nlub in Der Dslt, no li4ere,
f1nelle unb Qliinel:Gfe JIarea IN
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8tehsiratbeEe Werfoncn,

rter Sol6e wsle @ ;u eerheiratben beabTtisen, tnb @
ptpfber Swdde peer ene5 anperen 5tnberntts Eesust
inb, plten mpersi8lib Or. Sobnfpn ;u 0abe steben.
Qle 1neernile eessn bte g &C. pbpiHe poer eet9e Ger
ritt.ns 9tsSbarte Der yte ben 3err nb Spddbe,
ibbpns her ftreflt6itsn Nrt werben i@nea turirt.
9erjsnise weter 10 Ser 8fpaubInn9 nnS 5arlrrSe BON
ptne urht W anpertrauen anb uoer8li auf ietne drst
tide 0eiGidlt6feit perlaien.
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M Office: 90. Sab.GrebertdFr. :,
Feben Tbireu BON Balttmprsfr., 6ltttGe Sette,
Die Stufen biuauf.
Wfan merle f& 3anen unS Sdusnumner, benn unwiien-
te unp trugerIe gamadtr burretene unb 9euifenlpfe
auadialber, SubFider, 6tefelpi&er, Strabenreniser
uns 2ampenpuser II. 10. sd reeeImabtse Atrjte
Hnb auern ange3cser BON Or. ctnpnS 9tn tn te 9dbe
glS. AIe Sreft mullen etnen ppf. Stamp entbalten.
Gtne 6eilung in 2. Saqen sussTbert.
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urtteit ber gDreTe.

Die ptel Sdulente pel6e wdEreb Der esten febenebn
Sabre in befer Mnalt tutrt Wlt ZEN une bic Nense mid.
tiger runeGr; 6en Operapnen welde Dr. S}pbnfpa aus
brte ub benen bic eun9 appprteure unb piele dnbere
Malen rnsrret murbo unO ebli9 in 8eSus auf ietn.n
Gborafter ais @brenan in Sejug au Gbaratter unS e-
trentaftiaett e Yeftnren cine binret9enbe @emabr-
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8eionbers III beodittr /!

Dr. SS6nfrx btetet alien Denen feline 6alfc an su.Ie M
turdp ee sebene unb unarlthe, 9et unb R6rper aer.
forenee r Die Ar6et bic @eeuipa bic ge unf2bta
niadenhe Safer oeidpa1t tdbsil. tIrE .r5fs'.'
Sier limb nee eer traprisen uni betlasensnrtben EpI
gen hcr irnben 3eurbnbeten res eafers Sw de i'm @lt
ts, gerimf Der Nu teltra erjtlppfen ne bSie nrihe
Wtaseni9mde, rnurSnuns her 8erbaulnss Dtsans anee
n,etne Gnttrdftuns, Ssntprme Der S4wtnblubt. -,
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eebei araufbettem

eemat rtertea ais ba rS: ssunidbistet 66ode
in bem fen uno ben 9lieOer @ntJInSunsen Der Reren
unb glde, SanrsrersieBun8en S@de Der geroen, WtG-
sendmd9e wattiseit, Ntetereefalasenbet. gerfdnbes
f6wae 3er3epfem S6d&ternpett 3ittern 4usen ldwdds
Swineel fDpfi4mer3 Gnt;in6un9 les 5alies Ger gaIe
ber 9unse bes Wd9ens, Der @tn9epttbe uns atr ener
etel be BON sepillen sbeimen @epoenEete Der usenb
geGe ifren Spern eetibrltter nb ais Der Srenen Ge-
,a 'o oeb erS9n re onunoen
ten ewde Ger Gpnaitutipn hcrporbrtnsen bte Gte
mSali dden nS 3ulsst BEN RSrper anb Stnn seR6rta,
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bbenten, tag Elm eenber @e urb etn eeber 36rper bic
nrttwenct9en @rorSerntiie 5ur etelden G5lftIestet
b Sa Dtne tiele prb bic e hes 9ebans sur truurtsen
ptlserIabrt Die 2lusi9ten eeS 9eb,nS cerfnfern @ lb
lid bic eele wirO ererfen Ser;weifuns uS
landplif6cn Setrd1tun8en faB nn8 bic Jreueen rel6e
Mbbere oeuieEeu, peripe1ert inh ~- -'~
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Der pautperp8 tpbte 1T leiuer tolllfen
8ut9. Die 9utt faien cine felte, oreifbaz
re Siaiferni6, 10 uuSeubereMaiitr pcnStuub,
aufgemirbelt auf ben 9rcBen trpGenen@bensn,
tamen faulenb auf letnen Sttti9sn baberse,
fahren uno permiidtea ii4 init zen @tTSz
men BON 6s9en bdB oft ntdt etnntal Das
9i9t Der 8ltte iie gu pnrhhrilt8en PER-
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bte m bur Beirnlte 9afcr sei&Ha&t taten bic e e pt
bon bpen 2een In Der Sule lernen, une SOL
gen tie aana&tli9 fpirsn ielb TN S6las burd pplutip
nen, bic, menn ineetbe bic @be uun5slid MAIDEN unb
R5rper wnb @e ser6ren fOutn OSrt hie nSti9tn @att
e tbma. Spe gerpnen mieu beorr e eintrtten lit tie
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Sun0e W1anner,

beipnbers wee NE Sper iees debnttn 2aferS seprbeH
fnb bas jibrlb n Niee CduenSe 1T Elm su tribes Grab
reis wete burd i9re erhabenen Gdente rnb enpfeten
gcrfantesrate init benz Tpnsr Der gcreFameit ben Sc
beseier uno Ger 9tr be3dnbernoe SSne etlaft babe
pSrssn, nt6sen idb nit pplent gertraten nabsn
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Getfts.

Die rsdbt6sn Btrtuneen he8 9atrs fnh iebr Ut far&
ten. 0erlu bes @etd6tniIes 0erwtrruns Der 6een Gt
brGdbei Ser eeatrdfte, b5ie Nbnun9en, &bnetsuu9
Der 5efeai6af eudt nad Ginfanteie, Wistranen sese
E& elbf Sur@tIamtti H. ~. itnS etntse Der i4ltame
SDfee. 82 alta- 1-a - .li.I-
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BAIfinoas. ND. Angust l7th, 1852,
To Joss5 Nets, EGG, o. 10 sohsm Il ssy soae~Ni
VOU viii please take notice, that hare
L this day made. application 70 the Commis-
sioner Of the General Land Office. for the pos
session Of Bounty Land Warrant, Act Of. 1855,
No. 50 ,304, for $50 acres, upon you, Jacob
Metz, (ths locator or upon the persoa or per-
sons claiming to be the owner Or ownefs Of the
tract Of land located under the said Warrant,
who located the east half OF the northwest
quarter and the west half Of the northeast
quarter q section 90, township /. Of range Is,
in the district of land subject 70 sale at Kicka-
poo, Kansas, nnder the said Warrant.
You will further take notice, that will, ct
the expisstion of ninety days from the servjes
Of thi, notice, or its publication 10 Newspaper
puL ,ished in or neIt 70 tbs County IN which The
aid Ie0 acres Of land are situsted, make
application 70 the Comnissioner Of the General
Land Office for The delivery Of the ssid Land
Warrant into my possessions OF for the eancsl-
| lstion Of the ssme BY the Cosrs 81 Pensions,
end . duplicate in lieu thereof; and that che
second assignment Of the same, alleged 70 have
been made 70 you, IL fraudulent and . forgRy,
and that never assigned the same 10 any per-
son o. pefsoss whatever, or authorised any per.
con 70 do % for me, and you ass requifed, In
ninety days from service Of this notice, 70 show
cause to the Commissioners Of shs Gsnefal Land
Once why ! shah not have possession Of the
said Land Warrant, - my rightful and legal
property. Respectfully. yours.
| ~ ~ VIM. II. RYN1N0ER.
September -. ies3-7w. Prs fee, tis.
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Notice.

TN Probate Court, In the matter Of The e.
l. tate Of Henry Ulsh, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Jane
Moore, Administrator Of said deceased, settin.
forth the amount Of personal estate that 70
mains in bis hands, and the amount Of debts
outstanding against said deceased, and de-
scription Of ell the real estate of which said
deceased died seized, to wit: 16 acres Of land
upon Rush Island, formerly used as home
stead by the deceased, to wit: In the south.
east quarter Of section IL, township 2, Of range
10; also, the northwest fractional quarter Of
section ls, township 3, Of range l9, in Doni'
phan County, and praying that an order Of IL
cense be to him granted to sell the whole or
80 much of said real estate as shall be necessa.
~ to pay said debts, and it ia necessary, in Or
der to pay the same, to sell the whole or part
Of said real estate: 1t is therefore ordered that
all persons Interested in said real estate, sp-
pear before the Judge Of the Probate Court Of
Doniphan County, and State Of Kansas, on the
Isl day Of February, d. D. 1864. then and there
TO show cause, If any there shall be, why aL
order of license to sell said l.rds, according to
ce prayer Of said petition, shall ut be granted.
JAMES B. MAYNARD,
Judge of Probate Court.
December 3, IeS3-7w. Prs fee, Sl2.