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were ruinously low; of course they were sold for

cash.
Messrs. Kobbe e. Corlios catalogue comprised
wooden goods, hosiery, &c. The sale was not char-
acteriyed with much animation The heavy goods,
as in nearly all cases sold but poorly, and only SAM
pies going at satisfactory prices. Scotch cass meres
went at 81 60, and French do. 81 80; All WOOL WOOL
black cloth medium gradescommanded - 69G ID
a$4l5 The articles of hosiery sold much better;
Messrs. Wlmerding, Hoguet & Co had one OF
their extensive catalogues of over thousand iots,
and had sales progressing on two floors at the same
time Their Saxony dress goods sold quite readily,
and at prices showing marked advance over pre-
vions rates. AS seems TO BIO q specially here,
the linen handkerchief, particularly the finer grades,
did remarkably WE'LL Perhaps the only heavy fea-
ture of the sale was small lot of real goat-skin KID
gloves, which went low. Sabron,s make OF ladies'
sise brought SO, and Paris coored s. 30 per dozen.
Gentlemens black do. sold at Sl2, and colored Sl3.
II was remarked that this was almost the gold price
OF importation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TuR CITf OF
NEw.YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND 10 PINE-sr..
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGEhr OF 1il2 UNITED
STATES,
Have for SALE ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible. at maturity. into $50 GoLD-BEARNo
BONDS.
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BoNDs
UNITED STATES $50 BONDS
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers ard Drait''
and attend to other business with the Government
p. c. CALHOUN, President.
D. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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Ale0icGl.
furniture

aEt III
ar.n. tu haar.ui aas go .oss'e.i.h 'ii ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

Edward Aarons aRt. Ihc Sccohu hNehuo halI
ro.d Colr.nyIh. su =, brought by The plaintiff chiS
of hse wears aud three months by his sih.r guard fo
damages caused by ocng by the OF TIE defend
ants The plaintiff rather pretty child has undoubtedly
lost hi. leg The conductor driver aid Pas'cngeI Of h'
car bch it Il charged committed tho injury all ear posi-
lively that they Of accident until sitefw ard TIE,
hssId IL at the station.
Amer II ~itnesses the jury
tired uader the charge II IL. ana shortly aer~ard 70
turned with . verdict Tor plaintiff ior H6,1oo
For plaintiff, John Graham; for aeiendAht sa'Juds'
9oseon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

BOLD Thief CArGHr.-A horse thief.
named IVES. Clark, late of Knoxville, Marion
county and more recently orderly for Lieut..
Col. Pomutz, Of the 18th Iowa. last Saturday
stole one OF the horses of the Colonel. OF
winch he had charge, and boldly sold it in
broad daylight, for $50, to cavalryman of an
iowa regiment He also disposed of valu-
aoie pistol, after which he took the cars west.
waro, IN company with an abandoned woman.
ine ohenff OF Scott county was put on his
track, and brought him back. Tuesday night.
70 Davenport, and lodged him safely in the
county jail Having played a bold game, he
had the impudent presumption to declare it
was only joke and be was only on a spree.
such joke ought to give him free ticket tn
the stone house at Fort Madison. where he
can have ample opportunity to finish his edu-
cation under the direction of the State officials
presiding over that institution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

LAY and festive chap of demoralized habits
stopped at the Billings House. in this CITY.
the other day. Said he was local editor q,
the Quincy Times. Was soliciting patronau0
Tor that paper. Stopped at the Billings over
night, or rather part of the night, for when
morning came, gay and festive chap couldn't
DE found. Called himself John Crittenden.
put John had vamoused. Also seventy five
ooiiars worth of clothing which he had ex-
'racted from trunk, into which. by the aid
OF pocket knife, he had broken. Mr.
Mcclure, of the Billings, learned, soon after.
that he he had been seen in Fort Madison
,oilowed him, traced him to Burlington. had
MN arrested and brought him down to this
Guy yesterday. In the seelusion of our Gala.
poose he awaits trial. He called himself
onaries Lucas at Fort Madison. Charles
at'ds John, is scurvy scamp, and we shall
not forgive him the disrepute into which he
attempted to bring the profession. He sbould
Inquire prominently in the local criminal cal.
endar by day, and be haunted by night nv
VISIONS OF innumerable mischisvous " devils y
tprinter S, we mean who should rub their
inky fingers over his immaculate white wa;st.
coat.
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sr Lours, Aug. s.
Tobacco-sales of lugs at $4,000 $50: factory
do at $5.4og6.l0; planters do at 81. SOFAS SO.
common shipping leaf at $S.75Ga II so; medium 40
at sl2-ooCgl 475 good do At SIS Oo9s11.5o; COM
mon manufacturing leaf ut $l575fa. 20. IS: med;um
DO at $5e.5etg3l.25; good do at $4,000 81. 90;
fine do at $4,000.
Grain-Wheat declined from 10 to 15c. Sales
OF 100 bushels good do 1T Sl.70; choice do at
ss.ieCg z.S5 per bushel Corn steady. Sales II
oe' white and yellow, soc; white, IS. fats un.
settled Sales Of new nj SIC; old at 63c; psor a
63c. Rye-Pree declining
ktsur--Msrket active at about last quotations.
Sales OF super at $3.50; branded extra q q 10:
choice super at $5.50; double extra 1t $ae.25;
choice country at slo.5e@ll.5o q bri.
"hisky-Unchsnged. Sales 1T 371e n GAL
Ion.
Lsrd-Salcs SO tres prime steam at 224e.
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/ AdiutaaAs uxu ensas ~
(, QuEtsgmasker-E. ". Elliott, =
iChap1ain-E. =. King. n Il sssl
| Go. A-Capt. A. Mitchell; lst II. \. Glynn:
4 e d. !; e, >. s 6ss4,,e 8htD.
King; ID 1t. r. Lyon.
C. C-Capt. Sylvester Ryneasson; 1t IA
|C. n. Stuart.
/ Co. D-Capt. VIM. Fairbarn; LIST 1t; G.
Smock: I'd Ii. Edwlrd a. 0hsd0ers.
Go. Capt N. J. Rogers; LIT. 1t W. P.
Il Muir; "a It D. G; HicsA u ~
Co. F-Capt. J. Throckmorton; LIST 1t.
Isaac Cooper; ID Lit ID. BnrwsaL
Go. GICaft. E. P. Bye; LIST 1t. J. w.
WEIGH; I'd LII. ]. McYay.
Co. H-Capt. n W. Edwards; LIST 1t. j..
w. WEIGH; "a 1t. J. N. Hofnagle.
Co. Capt jas. NJ. Reid; lst 1t. -; "a
1t. VIM. w. Williams.
Co. K-Capk W. p NeDowell;, LIST Ii. ].
g. Shipley; I'd II. J. Momyer.
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MARKET HousE.-Married men and All
NOSE unfortunate individuals subject to the
innicton OF going to market, and possessed
OF mortal tempers, complain at having M
a. house in this municipality. Don't
IKE to run around throughout the length and
breadth of Fourth street, to be sold by STALL
Keepers and vietimized by hucksters. They
cry aloud for a market house. Suppose there
is sense and reason in the city. Let us have
a market house.
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financial anb Gomm.rtiaI


New Yonh MarkoAs AZ - III a.
i .s4ssxts hgfaT lsss ssssaa No. Teas. kue. 10.
Cottoa-Lower ct +4DlSe lor niAduns- rst
Hour-0pensd excite and 10 70 2ec bsstes 81 8 -
70 for extra State; CO.'S - fs ouper Wessesn O
0S - fur common to good chipping baaA 9xtsa y
H. O, and 80 - "a for trAte erpnds market clotlhh
dull, wisA - Smpvsssmses p1eetAty Iosts q r II
WhtsAy-ppn, WITH sstless Of -Wsst<rn q 3 ~ -
Whess-OpsasA .seitsd 49, to h bsss.r, III easssl
dull viii ihs iaprvssenf npely I'll josa d - tcs
NO. Chicago springs s00l - 70. SO. MI Cash; q
q - fsx y Winter Ed Westerns % for Amber Michk
gan anA ksam r. Fl 4 =
Ry--scsrceiy 70 1rn; Western 1t &c
Corn-Aoss active and e better ~ G0eoc ths M
sound, and ee.4ee0lfc for sound mi1ed Westsrs ssd
si1sl1fc for bkA mixed, hsariy ysfisw. nAis vsrs
osn-szcased - 70 50 bssasr - asoss. 81 vss..
era closiag - &C. Ga s u
Wool-Dul1
pssrols1n-DuIi s7i $3.50 Ter osuds sal<Dsss n
es1ss1 In Bond, and do free nominal.
Pork -aeavy aAd lavsr Ut = I4i<eo - r. nev
no. cnsnr ct 81 l3 cash. - 77S75 % for le6sl Do
- 1854 % fx pnme, and Is IS iof prime n~ss Alse
TOO bols nsw msUe, Tor August and September seiIest
end buyer's option, At 30 NtD35 Is
1~-F-et-sfy 81 so0s IS for plain ness and 10 90
IA 80 Tor extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quiel,
Cut Measar-ls asir dsnand u lsol7e far sAoulAsrs
and 3as2 tSe for hams.
Bacnn-7QufH = a 5
Lsr1-0snsaciivs snl rather Or ser 4 leIo3liee.
Rutter-siesdy At 270zoc for Ohio, and 3sspsSc fos
SIT. - : =
Chess oaie, al so1s,<e for common 70 pfne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

:. LAhkSfo.-We hare received and duIv eram
ined specimen of moss sent to us bv onr cls~.,
correspondent -. H. e." from the straits :,
aas ne says 1t WAS gathered from a hi rb
80 e.iooAng the water, which was immortal.
ized rs the spot whence an Indian ned. -
somipg disheartened by the non-return of he,
iosef, plunged into the crystal waters And W.,
never seen again. We think we know wbv shs
~ ,nas tning. She didn't know any better, n
80. Iu oniy mad the advantages of civilized 40
- -" euucatcd fashionable and all that sor,
~ en'ne' she wouldn't have fooled away ber tins
IN waiting, and Watching and becom;na 49,.
.ne.s iof one fellow, but would have hunted nm
suoener! Inc disadvantage under which ~ if
b,a su was that she wasn't white, and hadn't been
''es'ed oy Christian education.-Register.
zeal Verify Had she lived under the bs.
nignant Government Of uncle Sam and baan
sharer in our high state of civilization, then
would she have acted vastly different. The
nconstant "lovier'' would have been brought
to grief Instead Of harrassing herself, she
would have Hdrris-ed him. The gentle crea.
ture would have slightly equipped herself and
taken the war trail after the gay deceiver.
Finding him she would have come up on his
blind side and smote him under the 9Th r;h
and "slewed" him. Then would she have
tomahawked him, and scalped him and danced
war dance about him, and all for the love Of
him. Pining3 Drowning? Not much! Had
she been white American female citizen Of
proper spirit, she would have yorked him. inn
paied him on stake, keraummixed and ex.
terminated him, anything but committed the
sentimental nonsense of drowning herself
That was regular Indian stupidity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

LIFE OF LIScoLs.-W. p. Barnes is can
vassing the city to obtain subscriptions to
Crosby's life Of Abraham Lincoln. Frank
Crosby, the author, is a member of the Phil
delphia bar, highly spoken of as a writer,
and persons who have not already life OF
Lincoln, might do well to patronise Mr..
Barnes,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

WE refer our readers to the advertisement
OF Emil Brendel, NJ. D. We learn that he is
graduate OF one of the best German Univer-
sities He has been a practising physician
Tor some years in this country, and served
three years as Surgeon of the United States
army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

HE 2ad and 35th Iowa infantry are now at
Davenport to be discharged from the service
and paid off. All I0a infantry regiments
Will soon be out of the service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

GLASS BLowERs-This company have
spread their canvas opposite the Estes House,
and will give one of their unique exhibitions
to-day and tomorrow. Open from A. n to
9. P NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

By Telegraph osIsAso Aus 10
The weather h clear, and the markets vssk -
lower.
fiour-Frner; Winter grades Is to Zoe higher se,sa
1t 80 . 30 for white Winter. 8 90 - Is for Rsl
Winter, and 1bD7 90 for epring Extra
Wheat to 10 lover. Sales OF No l Red at 75xa
l711 Al<6l ISL for No spsng. ciosisg 1t insids
quotasfcns
corn-pirm sales Of No at o014O7oc.
Osts-Quies Ut t014D5oc
kys-lc higher. sales Il No. st 7oc.
Barley 3c higher; No att IL
Whtsky-frmsr IT IL
ProviAons-Mess pork % iovel at 70 oo62o 80 ana
prim' mesa neglected ard seminal II ~ oolb2s To-
Lard-Nomnai IT 2s1xdRz4c
Bsef Cattle STEADY ~ se17 SO for prime sts.rsr
30OS % Tor medium, and 10 - 90 for inferior
H"gs-Isscsive account Of tbs detensaon Of sspck
trains Sales at0 5osf0 IS for light to extra heavy
Money-Activs at IL per cent
ing
Goid-1l2.
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New York Money Market.
By Telegraph. Nss fenn Aug 10
Honey-Activs and STEADY At e87 per cent on cal
loats
Sterling Exehang--Tirmsr at ios,<0los. for gold
Arst cIass bills
0old-Doll aud lower; opening ct lss3< ssd ciossd
Ut 1t2<
Government sfocks-withont decided change.
30 Coafols JOG
so Coupon, (nes fssnel 1o45k
Treasury 1906 I'D series. first mortgage %.
oeockr-stronK
CAP7s1s 1 lss1T ca \ los, MApD &x.
FOL Wal IS; ~ Wayne g. A&TH -; CAM
pfd o2ss &c Scrip 49, ISL yr Cert o. Pae Mail ~
kTc %; Rvte s.: OLA Q iT: Hudson III Har.
lem .ss sr.dins lG5s losk; = 49, rs,sAs lcl
y Cart 26 Quiz ssilver 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

AcclDEsr.-A man named Higgins had
his hand badly crushed, yesterday, at the
City Mills, while engaged in adjusting the
pumping apparatus of the engine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

HE 2Sd regiment reached Davenport Tues
day morning. 1t numbers now Sl7-of6cers
and msn-was one thousand strong when il
entered the service. .s.E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

About thirty Of the Veteran Reserve Corps
on duty at this post, received their discharges
yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

We have another week of good business to Ne
cord. and the constant arrival Of new bnyers. h.
gether with the orders on hand, keep ali depart.
ments OF the trade quite active. The principa'
demand is for goods Of heavy grade. and N
Of work in this line have advanced II pe;ess 4.
ing the past week about 10 per cent. The princi-
pal cause Of this is the scarcty Of ekilIfuI work
men Tor lasting and finishing the work to supply
the rapid machinery Of the present day Thcre i,
moderate demand for light work, although late
IN the season for tho line of goods Business viii
Jobbing houses is rather quiet at the present tine
their trade being chiefly confined to the New Rns.
land states and the present is . dull season in
short supply of ladies' cloth boots, and mauufse-
turers DO not like to accept large advance oraers.
on account q the scarcity OF proper materials for
their use In mems and boys thick boots snd
sIoss, 1ne Manufacturers find ready sale tot al
they can produce, and are increasing the nnmher
OF eases each week, having full conidenc, IL :
continued demand through tho fall months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

YESTERDAY We noticed quite large ship
asat Of csackes iron the Western Bahary.
Asa.n. kaplee > Ford inform - TIT order,
Tor this srsicls sre Increasing, but vtkA their
sassu sad facilities " trst 1T thay =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

PERsosAL.-Our friends II. B. Ten Eycl
and B. 5. Merriam left for the East yester
day. Hb
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Gold.


NEW YcnK, Aug 10.
TOLD shows downward tendency. Cash so.d Of. rsd
quite freely and OF the boiler operator, a.,
limited line Of shorts The Of the Tfen.
ay department. undoubtedly embarrnas the Bpls 80
y coutna-d beyond tbs requirements for the Assust
nteress on the seventhrtits, which, not Ally
sntcpAfed she eourse OF the premium may tend doe n
eiinsd steadily 80 1851 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

ax ecesoa ana WOODEN milk 1t Some points sAst
ere now in the full tide OF successfnl on.r.t;o.
The cottcp mills arc generally short Of ahsln !
which Is we only bar to the operation Of their g
tire machinery. If the stock of cotton holds on,
tail another crop l. grown, the coming -. Viii
90 very prosperous one to the manufacturer.
-CAicaso RepsbIieom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

~ 04o5&s r
Amount ofossss during the year ekl0 lk7 co. bsips
ono hundTed and tvrniyee thousaSd doIars Iess
than the interest on investments Number OF po, :,
tssssd during the ISIS Total numley 81 r, 10,
iseusd siace is organisation 1900 nfvS.sS. ,.
made asDuslly .asd assrase g pes cent Ifi,,
sss9sd 90 the non-forfrs< and other plans. Psryh.s
known insurance Agency Of H. r. rESyycr
nayl9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

k,Ok SALE-A three story brick store
Building lot 20 by lto feet situated on Main .,r.,
hsfveeD sth and 9th streets, Keokuk Price 81 800 p.
session ist OF October next. Enquire Of
mcn1s II. B. TEN-HYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

EOR SALE-A nice Brick Cott,ss.
Nth tive fsll lses Aas Dasn woeashsd Cistern ~
Ceisr situated DsAsf1, hetwsen eth and lOtA -
Keokut TITLE God. Prfeees 500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11
EOR sALE-Two B4.u,ifu, I1,.- !,

High ctr ct, lncrih side between Och and le,h
streefs With ANAL frame Dwelling zane alae p a
Of lot II block 1, the q I'm and Mi,
street ~onth side With frame IL al.o eat 70
lest o. Ies BIO lds 90 Aoson street. sdjosrfpe
~hn:nS snsnery All This pr petty win Be sek
cheap The title GOOD no sale. rn9uire of
iuns22 nm THxpycw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

L1R SALE Lota and 8 in Blocl
ia. on ths corner Of 18Th and Palsan streets wa
be sold At . bargain Knqure Of
may& I'm rvNrvCr
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aggregate 76J
Of these only 7l2 remain on the roll Of the
regiment, and only 535 Offices and men were
present to be mustered out on July 9th at
Louisville. Their several marches, added
together, show that during its service the
regiment has marched 1888 miles.
LIT. Col. Geo. Pomutz, an able and accom-
plished officer, commanding, Hungarian
exile, having been banished from his native
country after the fall Of Comorn, where he
became prisoner in the hands of the Aus
TRANS, who basely violated the terms agreed
upon In the articles of cspitulation, executed
some and banished others Of the leaders of
the Hungarian revolution. COL p. sought
an asylum in America. From being q stu.
dent in the University Of Pesht, q lawyer, ana
then MAJOR of battalion in the Hungarian
army, ne became d "backwoodsman," being
one OF the pioneers in the settlement Of New
bnda, Decatur county, Iowa, with Governor
UJhaza and other exiles. At the time the
war broke out, he was quietly settled ON his
farm. Entering the 18th Iowa a. Ad;utant.
be was promoted Major, was q member al
Gen. Blair's staff at Atlanta, and WAS made
Lieutenant Colonel at Savannah. The rec,-
mental books, which are said to be the mssst
complete in the Army of the Tennessee, owe
their high character Is military history to
MN. bis regiment is remarked for its dis
cpline ard universal good behavior, and Il
the last regiment Of the Sd BRIGADE, flth
division, 18th corps)-sh oldest Iowa brir.
ade in Shermsn's army-nustered ont 81
service.
Ihe present roster Of tho regiment i =
follows: 49, s.
Coloasl Bravet Hr;e O.. ]. j. Yr.,u,.,.
- Colonok-6eo. Ruuefs CT. 01I61
AQs5a g - 8 s. :. i J.
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EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame DwelI,.
= Hous<, boz orcsped ~ william yentill Win.
rooms cisrra. cellar. wood hoe.e full lot .ra 49,
.enc o. sith iTuif trees &C. situated nigh b~tve.
-~sensn a1sd kshth streets. keoknk Title sood ~
session lsf Of October Enquire Of
jy1& II n ryy.rycr
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r. JACCARD 4 90.
-. - NsrtA rssstA sssset
coRnsR OLIVE, UNDER rHR Kynaure nonaa.
s7INT LOUIS NO
Wholesale and R..ail Inpors.n - Dsaassh
Watches Clocks Musio Boxes
FANCY GOODS : s1Lv1brsAnn,

Y RI now receiving for the IN trade !
49, ali >ea~sssA stocA II ABsxr U1sn1 NHnh R1r1u
q! ~ - = tAelr ewa uasslAQ4 oHDUu6fs1
c. Insy ars q Aaily rsusspt q c. o. ~
- ssalss 9ayA psaeits, PyaA Nschl - - kosnom
evnS e1rs Of JswMax, Ia fsM anA 40 e - : -
steck Ct psssls gre oesrst 81 rsdsc-6 rs o9 ~
.sse 6ssk b By iar ths larg~t sad ~ 49,
West. Their prices sery ueat = ~
var. Hspecial atasosioa Il directed e r
Apsohno1sS. All ago. snitsd easisfactio1 =;
ecotch md Nrasilian Pebbles 10 frames
All lid ware replaced Solid o1vse
Watches csrefdlly reuairsd By god go
anted Hsir woFk end toAid1e 49,
country. n. D.-CasA Faid fsr Ole Il
Give then . call n Ss
j,S1-d3m 80 - EzIE
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-29

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa,
SIS: At session of tho Probate Court for the
county Of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office,
in the village of Grand Haven, on, Monday,
the sixth day Of March, in tho year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-fvc;--
Present, George Parks, Judge of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of William Y.
Nelson, deceased. Aaa
ON reading and fling the petition, duly YER
~ ifed, Of Fanny A. Nelson, representing
the death Of said deceased, and thnt he died in
the State Of Indiana, intestate, and leaving es-
tate in Ottawa county to be administered, and
praying that she may be appointed administra-
trix OF the estate Of said deceased. 49,.
Thereupon IL Is ordered that Monday, the
third day Of April next, at two O'Clock in the
afternoon, be assigned for the hearhsg Of snid
petition, and that the heirs at law Of snid deccas-
ed and all other persons Interested in said
estate, arerequired to appear alta session CT said
court, then to be holden at the Probate Office,
in the village Of Grand Haven, and show cause,
If any there be, why the prayer of the petition
er should not be granted. And It is further or
dcrcd that said petitioner give notice to all per-
sons interestedin In said estate, of the pendency
Of said petition, and the hearing thereof, by
eausing copy of this order to be Published in
the Grand Haven News, newspaper printed
and circulating in said county Of Ottawa, three
successive weeks previous 10 said day OF hearing
GEoneE PARKS,
4wso5l Judge of Probate
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-29

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS:
At session Of the Probate Court forthe coun-
ty of Ottawa. holden at the Probate '0fice, in
the village Of Grand Haven, on Monday the
twentieth day OF March, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-fve -
Present, George Parks, Judge OF Probate.
In the matterof the estate OF Asel Austin, de-
ceased. aF ~ ii 4.
nN reading and fling the petition, duly ver-
~ ihed, of Lunices Austin, administrator Of
the estate of said deceased, praying for reasons
therein set forth that he may be empowered and
licensed to sell certain real estate, belonging to
the estate of said deceased, for the purpose Of
paying legal demands against the estate of said
deceased, and the expenses of adjusting the
same. -
Thereupon 1t is ordered, that Monday, the
first day Of May next, at two o'clock in
the afternoon, be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, and that the heirs ut law OF said
deceased, and all other persons Interested IN said
estate, are required to appear Mt n session OF
said court, then to be holden at the Probate OF
Rce, in the village Of Grand Haven, and show
cause, if any there be, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted. And it is fur
cher ordered, that said petitioner give notice to
the persons Interested in said estate, Of the pen
dency Of said petition, and the hearing thereof
by causing copy of this order TO bc Published
in tho Grand Haven News, n newspaper printed
and circulating in said county of Ottawa, -four
successive weeks previous tosaid day OF hearing
GEORGE PARKS,
307w5l Judge Of Probate