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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-13

broke gas, throwing water several feet
above the mouth of the well. After a
short time the pressure of gas somewhat
abated, but at last accounts the water
was stin boiling over the mouth of the
conductor at tremendous ratee The
water is of a milky color and strongly
impregnated with salt and sulphur, with
slight though unmistakable indications
of oil. The boring had only proceeded to
the depth of one hundred and twenty
two feet when the explosion occurred,
and has been temporarily suspended IN
til tanks can be prepared TO contain the
oil which is confidently expected soon al
ter resuming operations. Who knows
but Marion county will yet be the great
est Oil-dorado in the wOrld.-Nationah
CLARKsBURG IN THE OIL REGION
Col. T. S. Spates and B. f. Shuttleworth,
Esq, few days since opened an old salt
we'll, about three miles from town, which
had been closed for many years. AS
soon as the earth, which covered the top
of the well, had been removed, and the
plug taken out, large stream OF gas,
mingled with petroleum oil, issued from
il. The indications are that there is oil
in great abundance This we'll is on the
West Fork of the Monongahela river,
three miles from Clarksburg. 1t is evil
dent that our county of Harrison is in
Guided in the great oil region, and doubt
less this great source of wealth will soon
develop itself.-Clarksburg Telegraph.
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a.n.-Ich Yvnrd bounty Meeting.

Ala ucrtiug of citizens held Saturday
evening February II, lS65, on call OF
tla Citizens Bounty Fand Committee of
the Fourth Ward, Captain A. II. Britt
WIS called to the Chair.
\ committee of twelve was appointed
~ assist in soliciting contributions to the
cir,z,us' bounty fund, as follows: John
s.uor NJ. Amick, Daniel Bodley, Theo-
,orr ito.ter Captain A. II. Blitt, 5. e..
S.,.yrns. Jos. u. Britt David Brodie, j.
NJ. Euing. Jno. Reid, Jr., VIM. Wiede-
busch, VIM. Juergens.
On molten
UexoIr,d. That one or more members OF
III, committee call on the enrolled men
and rirlzcus of the Ward, and solicit con-
l.hntions 10 the fund on the following
condition. viz; If the quota of the 9th
$ .h-pl,tlict be not filled, and draft
IKE olHcc. then the uneXpended portion
,. the fund shall be equally divided
...arc those who shall he drafted, mus
Ell INTO the service, and credited to
- .Id Suh-District, provided they shall
have been contributors to the said fund.
On motion
P.yol,cI, That the committee meet ev-
cry evening, ut y o'clock, at the Hose
House, 800 report progress.
, \. II. BRITT, Chairman. -
s. G.. STEVENS, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-13
rv,s &. Hubbard's Position

EDITOR. OF THE REGISTER:
IaH pleased to learn from you that
H,a. t.. ID. Hubbard, Congressman elect
from OH. district, was not at the Freed
M 49,. Meeting, hasn not met withthe COM
.,,s.. since. and will not. l am further
..'.,..G .s learn that he repudiates IN
..o... .aul slang of the infamous Bit
. Nr Hubbard is not foreigner
III, .o an old American family OF
..aol and scorns the rowing de-
.a' ,r, ign-born citizens as heartily
... .... ,.~.> the pigmies who listened TO
..,. ..n.,irania Slanderer without a
nv..u. and then set about carrying the
p,,., Of ,sr association into execution.
AMERICUS.
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The Southern Press.

Tic Nrracts which we publish this
....nin, from editorial articles i'll the
pithulyad papers Indicate new firing
a'fua SJuonern heart which will proba-
j. .prccipitate" the people into more de-
,sraluod and vigorous warfare than they
have hitherto displayed 1t is probable
flat all the discussions of the South will
b. completely healed and vigorous blow
Ior independence will yet be struck. The
prospect Of a protracted and wasting war
seems about as good to-day as it did four
years ago. Without doubt this reinvig-
Grafton of the spirit of the Southern peo-
pie viii be answered by similar deter
Mination in the North. Defiance will be
met by defiance and we may look to see
the war continued with increasing bitter
ness to an end which is yet far distant.
Thc claim of Southern independence can
not and will not be allowed though the
war should drag on during four years
more.
We would like to see the question of
Union or Disunion fairly presented. We
would like to have it made the sole point
OF issue between the two sections. We
want il stripped of all connection with
the continuance or abandonment of slav-
en-. with the denial of the reserved rights
of States with schemes for confscation
aud disfranchisement. These things, be-
ing coupled with our demand, increase
the bitterness of the Southern people and
weaken the spirit of the North. If the
&c were Invested of these things, con-
ming which there is conflict and di-
rsity Of opinion among the lovers Of
the Union, the uprising of the North in
'-5l would probably be repeated in 1865.
L., t',c [ mon, pure and simple, be the
ONLY point of controversy and the phys
iyal and numerical strength and moral
force Of the Northern army would be In
creased two hundred per cent.
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Oil Intelligence.

on IN Tyler CoUNW.-A subscriber
writes ms from New MatamoraS as fol-
lows: "Oil was struck, on the Sth inst,
on Middle Island creek. five miles from
the Ohio river. at what is called Hissam'S
Mills, in Tyler county. The well is at Il
depth of some three hundred feet, and
the oil was pumped up by "a hand pump.
The news flew like Wild fire, and those
who sold heir lands optionally for Sl00
per acre some time since, are now sorry
that they have sold. Nearly all the
lands are bought or leased in this county.
Quite an excitement prevails here" Il
A Bio BLow-On Wednesday 70 the
Swisher well, five miles below Fai1mont
on the Monongahela river suddenly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-13

; The report of the special committee on
the oath bills was adopted and the bill
ordered to engrOssment.
/ The bill providing for court OF linn
TIED Jurisdiction in the city of Wheeling,
was read first time.
Mr.. Van Wrinkle offered the following
resolution, pending the consideration OF
which, the House adjourned: IL
Resolred, That the committee on Tax
alton and Finance inquire into the expe.
diency of amending sections 2 and 8 OF
IAN act to amend the law concerning
Insurance and Express companies, passed
March I'd, 1864, so as to reduce the
amount of tax now required to be paid
by Express companies.
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DIED.:

On Saturday morning, 18th OF February, 1865,
Mrs ELIZA WRIGHT McFERRAN, in the
Goth year of her age
The friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at two
o'clock P M-s.erom the residence of Thomas
Sweeney. Main street. febl3-2t
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FIVE huNDRrD MEM.

This Regiment has won brilliant reputation
and is now in its fourth year II Sal'ic', having
participated in SEVENTF-EIGHT HARD
FOUGHT BATTLES and been awarded Gold
Medals by Congress for the capture Of battle
flags from the enemy.
This Regiment is armed with the Spencer s'v-
en-shooting rife, which j. decidedly the most
formidable weapon now in use. This fact alone
should induce men to cnist IN this regim' id
which is At present IN comfortable winter qlI'
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J,1zE suRscRrPTION IS 30


SA1 " -" = I y y
Ne '''l'1 GUN ''''.' .''.'' !, - ,'',''''' -
close thc same on OF before INC I!In OIL I''IulN V
Subscriptions, 80 r'I.. OF winch 80 w pun
cbases tie Llu-to wit: GEO acres. The re-
naming 2lJ. -. IS tAg permanent cash working
capital Of the Company.
Par value Of shares sIJ'. Lands located ON
the Little Kanawhl aud Elk Rivers, in the coun,
ties Of Gilmer ami BraXton, in tue very heart of
the oil regions Of West Virginia
Professor RicharjsJnrcports: Your prop r
ty is the very centre of tho West virginia oil
regions Ithas numerous oil and gas springs
l,onc the banks Of its streams one of which
,ies with The ftnou, fUrins Spring" itself
Profes-orSheD1.rd Of New HIven Conn. re-
ports: Il eorsiLri Il eni7sut'y 0i. producing limit
Tie oil.5e0ria7 shafts Uadaf', = c-tTsire't and
the long lines QfcrJuet'sd hydrogen Or Wanjna-
tia gqs syriags same otlgtish Sq0 burning os
,reU as the appearance gfo oil ,s.foa tie suffice Of
the tract, Jully con. i,as me il tie bsEet.
Ihcs en- BE- 40 dyujt tint aloag yoalr ere, IS and
Tributaries Nsrs u a llrys elts.t II ra!uaIs OIL
producing territory Tie prodigi0us amoaat Of
Luminous aHd camel coal trOp Oie liaeS'2ae
AID are c.Iys c"'Ia~I 10 "'s "'y1 E''s o" s'"
F'f-'y 10. .'4, a"I '..ll' ...'.'" "h' 'oOs''a
,, ~ nm, ,, ,a4 i,a,a,u,.lg 70 itt ral.,,,
These views are inHy endorsed 'y the reports
OF tn, most practical ana experience men nom
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-13
Nr,rr 4. Eoote,s Cnse.

rzN.a.5.r HENRY S. FooTE, who
ra.a.ig.rG.prral SHERIDAN's lines and
g.r. h.H..,.u mp some ten days ago, has
....a -..,: ,r Fort Warren. He refused to
lake H.. oath Of allegiance and desired
10 i,.., u., witc III Nashville and proceed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-13
SEWING MACHINES.


! From The ''Lady's Lerieon Of NEEDLE WOrk''l
Even the successful laying Of the Atlantic
Telegraph, the greatest achievement of the age
II Accomplished, does not, to our mind carry
with il so much assurance of social Improvement
IS the universally Of tho Sewing Machine
which Affecting the cosaiogso women in every
class of society, altering beyond recognition the
situation OF the actual toiler smehorating that
of the less pitied but not less pitiabe household
drudge the ,oifs whose limited incOmeA compeis
her TO perform al the needle work herself and
who. hitherto, has been occupied necessarily N
the dreary mechanical toll, TO the total neglect
Of al those accomplishments and charms by
which. it may be, she won the heart OF her bus
b,na-by the exercise of which she might con-
c.ntrate the affection of her children bears
with il A promise of social amenities of domes'
tic joys, the full results Ofwhich, pen OF woman
or even tongue Of an angel, could hardly de
scribe.
The reverse of the picture is the home where
the wife is merely sort of upper servant with
the privilege of sitting in the drawing room
when she can find time TO do so. We all know
the effects. Well may we hail with joy that
great LiberatOr of orr sex,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-13
The HIGHEST BOUNTIES

Government and Local will be paid for one, two
and three year enlistment
There is no longer any doubt about the War
being very nearly over. PEACE u NEAR At
HAND Hesitate not Enroll yoUr names im-
mediately Strike this once more iov your couL-
try affairs, and gather honors in the closing up
of the conflict
Blessed are the Peace Makers and Soldiers
are the sIrest in this case Then haste to enlist
Companies or parts OF companies will be To-
cI1Iited with or without officers Ten or twelve
commissions will be given IN worthy and com
petent men.
Recruiting parties willr.pOrt II CAPT HDp-
son, Provost Marshal ana sup rintendeut oi
Volunteer Recruiting Service.
CHARLES 4. CAPEHEAET
Lieut. Col Commanding Regiment.
rg7Col Capchcart will remain in the city
some ten deys and may b. found ut any hour by
calling at the Sprigg House ieyll-lw
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Four Hundred Enlisted Hen
FOR SAID PEEJVENT

THE DAILY REGISTER sTEA' x
i JOB PRINTING OFFICE executes N
kinds of Printing from Card to Poster,
neatly, cheaply, and on short Hotiee.s Office on
Market street between the Mcclure House and
the Market House.
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ID The consideration Of the banking bill
was resumed, and the bill was ordered
to engrossment. sTyI-d Wis. !.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
@tneral<9 auptquartier, Staat Minneiota
0eueral. Abjutanttn Offet,l
ct. Yaul, Riun., %. Uebr. 1865.


I. 3ufolse BON 9rieesminiaerium srtbeilter
lion ter freipiQieen Snfauterie bur@R etruti,una
Ovaaui(atiou 9etva&t werben unb befannt 1eiu.
ale >aS erfe Resiment ber NlineIota gclpntar
Snianterie.
2. Die i'm Gelsenhen 9%enannten3 tpe;ten 2ieu.
tenants Iab bebiu9uuesweiei ernannt woreeu, fur
bas 4e9iuaent ~ rsfrutiren u,b nereen uube-
Diuete @samiifunen erbalten, psnn ie Seper
penilaenS 80 Ranu fir bic Organization auf-
briu9ea.
3 psiter 2isuteuant Gspart 3uman BON Nua-
waue, &c @ueur County.
3weiter Qieut. Yatrid $. 2aYlpr BON Beue
Yrairie. Rprriiou County.
3weiter lieutenant QubpeQ s. Moeber BON
Bileer, @aitea County.
3ueiter Qieut. Bresmcn e. Me&xfd bon
@tiaSatsr, Dal6ineten COUNTY.
3. Grf:r 2ieut. Gbas. g. Yarfer BON. I. Bat.
taQiou Riuuelota 8pl. Snf. ii nit einer9btbei-
tuus 2eute mad biefen @taate auf 5Retrutirb,snn
beereert purben unb bat fem nauptquartier i'm
City petel in bieitr Stabt senemmen, polelbf {,
Qsute fiji bas9teoiu1ent eiureibt.
l. auf tupfeblnn5 bes lieutenant warEe,
uerbeu aueer ben pbeng;nannter anberf Olf3iers
unb &etrutiragenten ernannt unb an pafeuten
Tuutteu eer Staet auf &etrutir: ienR i~tationiri
merbeu.
G~sleentes it cine 2ife Der ais iolde Aesntsn
tereits eruann,en Yeriunen:
traneis Y. @bseItr, Yreaon, GiQuure g..
3. 3. Gsrep, Now.r County.
9. s. Bennett, &eppins. @eubbue County.
4. 8. pesr, Ninniueer. Datotab County.
.. o. DASiS. Ma.tin County.
6. Y. Station, Carer County.
&uReQ &. @aion, Wataibaw, @abalbau
County.
4bas. u. Suaitb. RoutieeQo, @risbt So.
Aaf 8efsbl tss Gommarbeurs.en.Gbnf:
Oscar Malmro6,
| 8eneral. Abjutant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04

.Dstin finb Billieteit unS 2ibe-
Geleben2- Gisle f9Gneu Iu.
9eubea peilen ui&t mtbr in bieier arsen Delt! !"
90 lIsst Ter faSnere 1beil Der Reni9beit unb
.Dsiuet nd bic Aeuelein ratb !"
g. ID ~ beruerreieenb unb mir tSnnsn ben
Sauner ni&t uaebr NIT anisben. Wir mU0sn,
ktae 1as e. NOBLE. unieru i&5uen2anbsmannin-
nfu &atb uub 9ref briueen in ibrer Bstribnib
vub peQea ibxeu besba!b ben 3uau9tsprt bel
.8illi1tetr Serrstbeu. % it Der 80 il
Iise &afb @tpres BON s 8nor Iaylor, no.
ftlbR unier l~iebtaspIreiaer 2aueemann, 5errp.
S&1fer alsD pferpriefer am altare Der rBil-
liefeit' paltet nub feline 1errli9en @interartifsl
ben paneu IN 3reifen abla6t, pbI&e ibrf bel.
t6aiee Bepuuberune verbiensu uue benz Sum-
MGR itrer lisbtu 1tasn. Gin frSbli&es Gnse III
uadsu leeieuet inb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04

ct. Autton>.- eettsa @auaas lief bs,
>iesi6brise Rassentau ,sm @tassl. Die paae
mar 3ieuali@ nit Rassex sefaut, bod st sei.
ten niat IN rem RaA6e, pie im ,sriseu SABRE.
Die 3abl ser 3ufdaner nar fetr serins. Rau-
bes @etter ms&te man4en juridlstaltsu baben.
abr bic pauptfa&t iarfte in bsr atSef.uIei
bes RiaueapeliS GsutiuSente IL fu@en fein.
Dir ~slauttu, beaaupten u barfen, tae ct. In.
tbsuy auf BEN ksesasteabeu Rasfenbal in
Rin1eapelis bsGer sertreten itix pirs. St >er
autbsxter AUD IN RatiRif&e.
bixfi&t ein 8eteutenbes ,auf
IN Dumb setsmuasn,' 70 bleibt Ct In ssleaisen
esben BOD .auenal Dsrienise. pa9er' un> pirb
am aa@Reu SuuuaIen, u beveiftu fu&sn. >at
Ct aud in Riaueapslis feline austa nit stite.n
uub Biueriuneu, puvlsqutns, Sauaps, papsu.
fee, Ra.teteneeriuueu y. {. y. III fiQen. i'm
@tanbe.- ct. antbeav fsute in gRaie eri&ei-
men uub fsurise aoblen auf bic pdupter se,e.
ssn Minneupslis iammtlu.
Son un(srer teRli&lett lGbt I'D isnR psuis
faseu. Der am Sage sesanfalste uuaue pa.
ni@t 3ablrei& ans bate nit aSrriseup ftrssu uus
s.n @&neetdaen su Stra6eniussns mau@s
Rinpfe " bsaebsn. De-. Bal entfpra@ unitru
Grwartuneen ui&t ; fsltf bic Bitrtnn!er, bisfss
unserneiblide appeusir siues beutl& .amnitani.
f&en 8ersniseus, josen uusst.SRet pom eaunen,
"a b.r alte sepsbnte 2abaraul, sas Ortb'j@
Bier feblte.
Ra&Re DReru sdrfte p;eberuu. Gin e1s6se
S&auturueu ju Staube t,amen, Ia uni.rs
9urufeetisn inter BET 2eituns ,brer paderu
2urulebrer bebeutenbe 6srtldritte ssu,adt bat.
HURHAH o SHERMAN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04

Dry.0ssbs unter Roftupreis.-
Cine Gbauee, Dr,.geebs febt biQie einlulau>
fen, bietet ID xu(ern Dameu jsbt in BET bslitb.
IN Gaeupaaren.p aubluns BON 9atbeart unb
g.. Die(e Girma ndmlid, ntl&e INNER sor.
an Il, I'M ibrtu Quaheu bas Beite ~ bitten.
bat 10 aud TT ~ieber beetlt. eas GaQen bes
0elbe6 ~ benxS'n. vi. bic preife ibrer @aa-
ren kessuteub berablufeten, 10 bab fe 1912
vt. inter beu eeseaparti8eu Narftprti(tn ite.
ben. nab far pieber an alte 3eitsn erinutrn.
Dp besbalb Gintdufe in GQenuaren ,u MAIDEN
bat, ,sup IA bieie sanfioe @eleeenbeit ni@t
ssrdterysteu JaSea. sbne I'd BON perm CABIN,
BEN SetGQisea bsutiAes <rt. ptniefena BAG
'reide @aarenlaeu bitits 8ei1afxs ausbrit.n
~ lalen. pobiueesen wir bonn peri@ert Gnb,> as
Hiemaus eaGelbe unbsirisbtet perla6en pirb.
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Tabrif
90. @eiS,

rs. &SetS,
% abinstpn-9 tras pter.Qautuna.
ct. Yaul, Minn.
D1attar fir BEN bisberissn 3ulpru6 beebrtE&
Der unter;eiausts, bsm neutlhen WubIitum in
Minnelota aniuseisen, Bag ct cine GlIafabrit in
sersrDbsrtem Maeitabein ieinem neuen 5teina,-
bduee eiuseridtet bat, une 1T i'm @taute, feline
8unbeu nit lem ausemein beIiebten
Nremium= Gftia
3u psriebsn. ginfa6sr ionic Duppel- G1Veif I'M
rner su benz nieeristen Yreile su babeu.
Dieter Gig 1T aussSeidnet gum Ginmaden
pm 8urfeu unb aneern6ribten, unb IT BON Sem
prattil@en Gbemiter Or. &eip miNtnldaftIid nm
terlut:. 9erielte tanb ibn spltcmmen rtin, u.
erpfeblt i'm auf's 8eie;uu Iamilienaebrau@.
%. @eiS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
"Slu Nile, Sic Is auaebt!

Wae Saneler in Spiritus (6isbmines) raeti-
Feirtem Wbisfep unb 0itDren iberbaupt tpputn
~se1a9'sF teadttu, baB i'd msine Dsfilatipu bis
10. september
i'm solrn 8anae baben peroe. s. pirt testaIb
lur Saneler ulo DeitiQateure nidt mebr nptbia
lsln, aud nur Elm ~ein;isss 5a6 @bisfey BON IN.
ten ~ ts;leben, sa l!1 binrei6enb arpBe 0uanti-
taten Sp'rttus ~ fabrisiren in Stanee lein psr-
BE- nm Ger Nfadfrasc mad eieiem Irtifel i'm aan-
gen Staat Gsniec ;u Iei]ten.
SHrsn1 l9 r1stnsn 6reunten Il. Runber fir bic
nns'nem 9rauereissi8dft 70 rei9Iid ,uaereneete
Vun't n1stnen Defendant iase, mStte i'd tarauf
birrtilen, hab it aud mcinc Brauerei b,ecutrus
erweltfrt babe unb has bette uno reinfeg Bier, tsd-
@es bier int Martt 3u baben it, braaen perbe.
s. 8ensbera.
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2otaI=R,ti,en.

Die psr'f9trtn mebe s%,at.t itin,
nm. IN tbse" Disna. Dssbalt IL aud in 8rau
a~itffrs St''s aass qebfn unb Rubrishit br
S.ssaaer .e OEtnsu Der INNER n.u ANTON.
neabea MAaMx.
0as, .,sb ,ta. !. ben Str ~itristns uafnt
fhsnen aausimssuea nL.s,utbtilen. ea6 bic BE-
ssreebessea sre6ea G.dbja1st' tinsaufs sinsWaa-
,tu,S.s.ss xs,tpsahis na&sn, bel bsr e gar
ntht ,tse tSaf ,srtbeibalte Gtl&afh fir BIZ
o..krtes G;.faufriuaen atseteH lam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04

Qiteratur. - o. ebea ertalten pir sas
" 1ribeft eer rbeut,@sn BellsblG,ters tsr.
aassessbeu seu 6. Hsblmauu uub Bru>eL O)b.
teip @ie. 9nsalt:
1. Ottatts Der gietsbter, liaorii&e G.-
,dbluna aus BET 9eseapart Ben allen
@slf.- 2. Ron AbfsIss. (0dbi&t.)
%. Die &a&e eiuer 1sattr aus
sem gelte. Uerfetuns.) "A. Der 3 u n.
ssrpaasr. (Gsrtittuns.) IS. @ef&i&ni&e
G%ntsideluns. &c. BUR 0e(ai4t. Der Natur-
pi0.ufaaft. - 7. gerbrsitaas rasi aler e@rif.
ten. "a. 9itera,ii&0.
Y. .. Der lnteueidsete, Serfah.r >es in
lem Nar, bsft Ter .Ssltsbldtsr" belsnuenen So
mans Ottatte. Der gieltSsttr' ns9te In Betref
bs6tltsn bsmerten. ba6 fstn pauptSeseneau>, Der
aufaanb terS isar9 nsiAntr Ia Niua.le,a II. Die
8 eraea aapitel. bic S~usesssd4i&t ~ pelbeu,
ses Reyers q stfre ~ sutbalteab, ivi.les IN
2ouiFaua. Ris I'm 1. Capitol bussssu. v.l%es
f&sn in BEN ayrtIteft erfdeint, win Riuueiota
bic @eene Der 0eidi&te. seae Ia bsm eeeenpar.
tiSea 9atrsans ser Bslisbldtter nit sen Sep.
TENDER ttft 3aua atfdlab tsnmsu Sits. He.
aeaunsen aut bsn sanjea 9attsaas ssa l2 Def.
ten IN ,vei Dsaar. Sereen aasensmmea X,
4. Bslft 0fFee Der !Staats,etuus.
@rseeuns6l,axsim Dryas,,s.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
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IN PROBATE COURT.
Special Term, Feb. II, 1865.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE

IN THE NATTER OF THE EsTATE)
AUGUST B1NDzIK, DECEASED.
On reading and filing the petition
Of FRASc1s B1NDz1k, praying for rea-
sons therein set forth that the last
will and testament of the said desea-
sed may be allowed and admitted to
probate in this court;
1t is ordered that MONDAY, the Goth
DAY of MARCH, A. \. 1865, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, at the office
of the Judge of Probate, in the City
Of St Paul, be assigned for the hear
ing 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 and there to be
holden, and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted
r. F. CRowELL,
40 Judge of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
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