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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
IOWA CoUNI x
7 EACHERS' INSTITUT

rI'HE annual Institute for Iowa County vi he held
al tie uurt ssOuse il the Village OF podgryi le
commencing al O'Clock Monday afternoon, Oct. sth
l-Jp ana closing Thursday evening. - the close OF
which, Iuaay and saturday, ct. II and u. will
He pablic examination of teachers Guriug day
~ the Sfiute there viii be regular Glass drills and
exercises in he different branches taught in com
schools, and discussions various topics 4
cttuna Interest Lectures discussions and
b- expected each evening Several promiEc and
sNueriylest tccu- rs uf cur ts and cse. have
Promised 20 bee present, and assist ' conducting the
exercise, II tse institute. hope TO meet al OF the
teachers of tls unity especially. and the TREND.
education -nerti!y; aad srust meeting may be
iraItfJI II good results The good people Of Dodge
viile assured vi kindly entertain teachers from
abroad.
Ayoca, Aug. -. $50.
SAMUEL. PARKS
81 COMFY Snn. u Iowa CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

Proposals for Stationery.

OFFICE CLEaK BID SCPERvIsoEs Iowa Co..
D0dgeyiiIe, September Sd, 1866.
pY direction of the Board % Supervisors sealed
ID proposals ejH ~ received ts Office until Tues
day, NgseEnbe- 18th, a D. 1865, at u O'Clock A NJ
foT hing the olioN Ning articles u STATIONERY
FOR The year 1857
Il Keams of first class Legal Cap Paper,
10 Letter
10 NJ
5ep0 Number six Bug Envelopes
5000 Number niue do
2je9 Number yei-e do
Gross hest Black Lead pencils
No zj}. Magaam Bone''r elliott Pens
- Quarts I Black iuk.
Dozen ounce bottles of Nucilage
i Gross Paper Waters. Tor official seals
To be delivered At the Gle - Office within 80 dsy.
from date OF acceptance Of bid
The board u Supervisors the right to reject
any and al bids
The bids be marked on the left hand corner q,
euvetop. " Proposal for Stationery
Zach did to re accompanied by SAMPLES Of paper
envelopes and pencI!l and 10 specify the kind
and mucI age 10 be furnished
Bids TO De made u cast. rates
GEO. H OTIS
f"-5o CLERK Of Board
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

I'm rrohate--Io,xa County court.

IN lie matter Of the estate q George Bush, deceased
Y "TICE Is HEREBY given that ~ virtue and In 7ur
sgsnce uf an order n license made 10 sud matter
hv 81 & Court the 9th dav of August 1860 the
e-siEued alul1sira-a q said estate VIII the sixth
day = October, $50 at o'clock n thc afternoon a.
The n-auses IN the OF W8tdwick. l sEI1 CoHn-y-
ar sale at pshljc ve0dua, the following described
lands to-w5t- The southwest quarter 20 she south
quarter pf section uuIlu-r laeu-EoDC .-lf. the
ne~thgyes: quarter cE section number ysi-t tS'.
She southeast Q8aTley of tbs southeast quarter tte
Dor,f half n tae northeast quarter and she southwest
glsr-- ~ the southeast quarter saving and excepting
uty .2 feet square in the northeast corner e the
last mentioned tract where she uater % Soon S-
5nlsrl on is hrziG section number s2t
al lg township number five tgf north ot range NUM-
Der four - tse fourth principal meridian. n
the County of Iowa ans STATE of Wisconsin containing
two hundred and forty |--af ceres Ae thS
less The ~ sale zsl he rr.'e Efow1 she
time and place e sale. JACOB HAFELEl.
Administrator
Dated Arzssr. 1885. tauE .G2-S1-ts1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

OILCf- i hereby gwen, that at the General Elec-
' ton 70 be held in The several towns. wards and
election precincts IA Iowa County state ,s Wisconsin
or the tuesday succeeding the first MoudaF beu the
u be elected, to-Hit:
Representative in Congress the Sd Congrassion-
al Dis-rlcr cox prsiug The counties u Green atay-
cite Iowa, Grant Cra~fJrd. EichI4nd am aux ia
the place of sma=a Cobb whose term of ofce viii ex-
pire on the fourth day of March next
A State Senator for the fifteenth Senate pfscrfrt.
comprising the cy-nty Il Iowa ia the TIsc. 0t W l..
Lincoln, hose e ofce viii expire on the first
Monday of January next.
= Member = the assembly in the Northern Assem-
Gy oi=gicts comprising the towns " RtEewav arena,
y y. ming ,lsde, Pqis Highland and Dodsesiiie,
IN tA@ piac1 q y a. tToods-tis whose term u office
wiz eXpll~ sie hrst Monday % january next.
\ Member of the Assembly in the southern Assem-
ey D5tiI' cosapsis'"g the towns oi Moscow, aid
lFcsr Linden MIliu, ami the Town aud ~ q Mine
raj Point Do the place ,f Jles Spssey aose term Of
Office vii expire the hrst Monday u January next
a Member 1f the County Board Of SurerrIs5fs f5r
the THIRD District II Iowa County. comprising the
towns Of Arena, Wyoming CIrdr and Puuszi ill
the place of Oscar F. Lryakr hose term f atce iIl
expire on the trst day OF January next
+ a Member ~ the ~ouuty Board oi Supervisors for
the rst DlsE ct = Iowa County, comprising the
=! Aos4;3s, u escA. Linden. AIt..., and the Ios u
and City * Aa-ral Point DO the place Of James Toay
whose term Of 0ice win expire the first day of Jan
A Sheriff Of th- county = Iowa in the place Of
! Thomas Thomas. whose term 0f Office viii expire on
5 the drst dag Of January next
Treasurer for the county Of Iowa in The place Of
FraHcs Vivian, whose term Of Office will expire the
= Register Of Deeds for the county # Iowa in the
Eiaee q mes Jones, ~sse term u tce Will expire
OF che first day q January next.
CLERK q the coEury Board of Supervisors FOR the
county q Iowa IN the place GEORGE H. Osis who's
term of Office Ill expire on the first day Of J4Eufy
Clerk of ss Circuit Court far th- county Of Iowa
iu te place z joel Whitman whose terl 0 office nil
Caan-y Surveyor tos the county or Iowa ia the
place = James u. Adams, whose term OF office viii
. expire e- he drzt . = u ia nary next
Al .se me el-etion the question vi ibe taken upon
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
Butter and l. g@s
TO SPORTSMEN.

0'HTs being the season for Chiesen Shooting. and
the section of cgEatEy through walch he STAGE &c
-oCa passes being excellent country fer that sport
persons desiring hUEt IN that direction Sih find th5
Avocz stage couy eE,isnt wsy q getting 70 good
limiting Z-ouud. The sage leaves Mineral Point cU
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and returns th'
following days Coed conyeysnoes AID reaso aao.f
fare insured.
JAMES GREENHALGH.
Aug Is, 1s66.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

PRoMPr AcIIoS a rebel paper at
Richmond, a few DAYS ago, made
violent attack upon General Miles,
commander at Fortress Monroe and
the watchful custodian Of Jefferson
DAVIS. We already have the sequel
IN the announcement that General
Miles has been removed. - Chicago
Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
.sE'a agsFss FOR SALE /.

He subscriber offers for sale TWO FARMS OF One
4 Hundred acre. each. said farms situated in
the to- af WaiE sics about les from the city Of
NJ neral Point. and about siN miles from E5dEsy il
They drs Stock Farms, with - Of good
0'rteru hard for meadow one. and - acres tho
other. Tfssy Ter good cultivation, and IN good
couailinl for farming.
AIS ?. hree other small farms under cultivation.
portion Of the purchase money down. and the bal
Rncs favorable terms. Apply 10
LUJIS GERALDINE.
WarEwfrs Turv 10 'SS .so-v-t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

Pror-ssioaSt lus sasinets cards not exceeding SIX
t.Ke4 SO per yezs-
Frelre lines NpHBAreH tTFe. compact matter, or
their caIvs sPsr- 81. 5- counted square
Fstray Notices published four week. - for single
Salaaa acty f3r each additional animal IN
notice.
Legal Notices ~ statute rateE.
Special Notices lea fed and having precedence q
ordinary dvertse- Snts 80 per cent advance on or
dInsry rates.
Advertisements panied with iirectiou=V II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

~ 0ll aHEaIs made BY any one win So
- NV Stercu Tools N experience neces-
sa-v- TIE Presidents Cashiers. and Treasurers OF
BANKS i0ir-s- the circular Sent free With samples
St4reSS 1Ae American Stencil Iool NcEEs, Spring
field. vermont uSl-Su
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

Ifyou want Fresh Groceries
Atthe lowest prices, call on
TEASDALE & COAD.
atthe elegant store in Coads
new block. High street
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
yaLU.BLE EaEstFOR SALE

tE subscriber eT-rs for sale his Farm consisting
Of l-H acres. situated three miles from the City ot
Nl9crl Psigt The Linden road. -tb a. fogTy
are mPrCyeGents With good fence the balance
is good tAstay timber On the preulsgs : good
frame House, first rate Barns and Sheds. thrifty
FrIt Orchard. and - fine young Sugar Orchard as
can be found. Vel watersd vita cistern, well nd
springs Ne more desirable place be found IN this
section Of county.
A good racs School House within quarter q a mile
of he premises
For particulars enquire at the TRIBUNE cfice, q
oRNeSD PADDOCK.
Jelly Sth. fSf5. est
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
Farm for Sale,

IIiE undersigned offers for sale his FARM, contain
| Esl- 50 GcT-s-aIl under cultivation and well
.eu,esituted five miles south # the city of Mineral
Fa-t- Il has ou IL good ONE ROUSE II 10y !
feet an size story and half high. good out houses
plenty Of stable rc'u.-Oae Hundred apple Trees,
inst commencing to and is wen vatered jth
stream ~ living spring water.
Terms 10 slt For further particulars apply to the
subscriber on The premises.
:. L. BEARDsLEY.
August 3, 1866. 3n22
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
LIVERY STABLE.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

yl~ILT he OF hand all times 70 serve ths pub tc
w ~ts kinds - single dcghle -a-TlSss. and
h.r.es Staele back - ne United States Horee. High
gree. Aiae-sI g3sr. "a JOHN EQTNEcSs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
SAMUEL ". REESE

TToH<EY st Law AMI Notary punlr. DndS-vlLIs
\ Issya Cauuty. W5s Particular attention paid O.
collecting Refer % Hon. C. G. " Nashharus and Saat
= Sudduth. ot-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
ALE -. WILSON.

r AwYFR arI C0LLECTOR Mineral Point VIE
| egnsfu. Wiu attend ~ an professional business
ta.r4,teI 10 his care Especial attention given 70
Coaveyaacu and investigation of t4-ies 10 Real s
/ o.acs oppsst. the Court House, PIP stairs p
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
DIR. ". W. ALLIE

ILarE sCRgEaS N THs AEsTsl
PH1STcIIN 4ND SURG EON,
AvoCA. Wis
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
" OHoADIfaIouai ~ RAIL SRoH WAsai1o.
70. AnD In.d AIsxAHDaIA 10 RICHMOND AID
o. ..d sf.r IRiDAY, september 1. lsss, The .r.,,.
On this rsaA viii ran q follovss T.
TRAINS sourH
Leave WashiAgton d Z. u and O. 20 ,. n.
Leave Gordonsvills Il II 50 p. N. and i.4oan. ..
% Aniy: = = Lss.SSs;s sS1S.s = = ,. s.s =. s.1
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynshburg tGS .. N sad =. sp. =.
t:.y: y: do1sos:y,s a:snSnd y !, !, p 3 ,as
Arrive at Alsxandria at 4.6o ,. n. and l.60 An.
Arrive q WashiAGtoa q $50 pm. and 8. - An.
On sundayslssvs Washia gtes At .. % N. only.
riying in oordonsville a. II. Nan.
Leave: aordonsviis q iaS p L., arriving I. Alex.
TsIoasS irsisi. .r.i. l..y.. Al.r..dr,. I. 8. n,
Leave: Lyaehhsrs st s.1s = n, arriving In Alsx.
Ps:s.sSs.s n. w.u...o. viii ,.s. Ii. =, =.
s eIsiS ss.sa irsn Ms.aass0'' aad The s@ =. tra,a
Passssgsrs by the Sls .. n. sad 7.iS >. =. traias
from Ly.sAhsis, aat thsJa =. sad Iasp. n. traiaa
i,Gn connect v,sh trains ss washiagsen for
This routs has tbs over ali othsFs By havAs
.o.saaess ran non New York 70 Ly.shSsrg. 1Os
Il .iss pssss. through Fairfax. Ball lss, n..assas.
and 0ordasylls, whore many of The great battles oi
the late rebellion were fought
opposite tbs B. sAd 9. Z n Depot, II washilgtol
also, 81 the Depot, On ksTylaAAa avenue
Trains leave ne Of Iirst aAA strssts Mash.
ington. ". Il. NoCAY1ERrY,
.s- ... General ;sPs,s.:S%d:at P %
oes-u General Passenger Agent
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
0FFICAL.-THE WAR DEPART
ApJurAHf 0ENERAL's OYYIcB,
WAauIHayou Rant 10 laR6

WAsHIxoros, Sept %, 1885
n order y :Srrset srss..tatie,s u I:spss: 70
ofconsr.ss The sseIstary Of directs the following
statemsnt to be published: I5..-.. ...EL..
S o 81 sscn or
Of Congress Board, With General Candy president,
organized 10 prepare rules and regulations for the
payment sf The ssthorissd bounties. This duty in
volysd the consideration Of acts Of Congress
s.d upon a.psaa. II. proper ai.sarssmsnt Of over
any million. q doli.Is among more than million Of
their work, and, when 1t wa, completed, made report
to The Secretary Of War That oesr revised the regu
Sg . Bs 70
liberation, sd1issd esrt.ia sh.ass. The matter was
ald amend the regulations. This was done, and the
ansndsd regulations being approved By the Attorney
carry t.n into sasst n The ssos pnoo.duls 1 there
no Interference by the President or the Secretary Of
~ ~ aS 2,
az he direction. of the sseTst.ry Of Wal G = much
diligence . the deultis. Of the subject sad The mag
"n respect 10 the order porarly suspending pay
msnt Of bOuntiss to colOred troops Congress had
70 az so.s eOSsa sos sS
protect him against fraudulent agents and assignses
hs amount Of these bountie. Il. estimated At nearly
1t his duty to have the regulations Of the Pay Depart
men! sa,sfuy revised As to provide any additional
checks thh secure tne pounty 70 cvioed solders
and protest the Treasury against FRAUD The subject
therefore referred to General canbys Board and
upon their report being made payment Of these bOun
msnt neither the President the Secretary Of ths
Treasury Is Yesponsibls. All the time taken was re.
qured BY justice the eolored soldier and the public
treasury and TO carry out the manifest purpose OF Con
grsss, to protect the soldier far might b
sS.. y s...tphl gssp.,.S regulations against being
s' order o. me ''''' ..''.,.fI %"fD p Y.oxss.aD, TO
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
nROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING
PAPER AND TwfHI
'osT oyyroz DEPARfnlSr,
WAsHIreros, D. O., October Is, 1898.


Sealed Proposals.. will be received At this DsPsrt%snt
sa e. sga 4A1 "
for The use Of the Post oness in the United States. for
sns 's' =; Gl
T..sasses b g.; New Tert si,y, Es. Toiii and Buf:
The estinstsd quantity Of each article and The quality
\ n each y: sD.esss ''''"
$500 re.ns Of Wrapping Paper % Is inches in s,s
q ma.sri.l and qu .iiiy sqa.i !. Al respects = =
S pouua. dsr % u hs saG sseh to
10 900 pounds d Jute other suitable Twins, hard
twisted, and in balls, to weigh about one pound
1000 pound, Of eo.r.. Hemp rwi,., .bs., .lsa.s
Of an inch in diameter, and In balls to weigh
D..riet 4 oss 40. 4 AZ az M% s YORK. cay, xs,o York
4 wSSppss S.p r.es 70; Ds. ss Z
n 900 pounds Of Juts or other Twins similar TO that
s:;ss Il q. s:as :s. E. y III H..
Distrfe No 5, at Buffalo, Esc York
s5,;,S Il oy w.sRssS TO
900 pounds Of Juts other Twise, similar to that
10 600 pounds Of coarse Hemp irvine similar to that de-
seribsd and required for District No !.
or d ass 'af ter al he
and for Iii the districts
The eoItr.e, q contracts WI be susrasd 70 shs Low
for he purpose Of aacertainins which Pa
VIII in results DO most ad'antassou' 70 'hs
Department
Der Increased diminished, the arte.a snAi os aev
cred At such place Or places - the Posmass
shall designate at pro rata rates.
And the Postmaster General reserves the right his
part Of inceug or reducing the quantity Of the
tees required over or under the estimates named In
this AdvsIssmsn he shall consider 1t necessary to
do so. .l' .-'.
Samples OF such articles - used at the Post
can be seen either OF the above named
Bidders will send samples Of such srselss - they
propose to furnish with their bids - g. +.
Each bidder ust furnish with his proposals guAran-
tees Of his ability to comply with his bid, and eertih
from postmaster that such guarantors are credit
sbs and resbls citizens must also sseompsny his pro-
posals
Two sucient suretiss will be required 70 contract
Ailurs to furnish article eontrsetsd for promptly,
the furnishng article Inferior 70 that
for, will bs considered sueisnt cause for the forfeit
Of the contract. Ia. -.
Bids not nads as required by this notice will not be
| considered.
| Proposals must be marked the envelope with the
Of the article articles proposed for d the let
ter containing them addressed 70 the Fra Assistant
Postmaster 0snsrsl, Washington, D. Q.
ILBx. W. RANDALL,
Il poxtmsstef General,
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
l. IHaroN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YoRK.

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
i IHaToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YoRK.
wAmssros, March %, lsss.
Trains bstwssn washingtoa and New York are now
IoR HIw YoRK, wi.Aou. chang. Of ears, 3.
Leave daily Except Sunday, At $50 .. N. and $50
FOR NEW YORK, changing sax.ss pn.Iadslphia,
Leave daily (sxespt sundsy)at Is . u, and 40
d YoR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily lsxespt Sunday At $50 and H.lsa m,
AID $50 and Gb p. =:
Leave for New York and Phiiadslphis at SO p. m.
oily. .r-.' -
slsspiss '. for New York on go p. m train daily.
Through cAs TO Philadephia, New York Boston,
be had at the Station oAes A all hours In the day
a. we'll - st the BAnksra' sad Broksrs' Telegraph
Seventh streets.
See Bsitinors sad Ohio railroad sAvsrtissnsas for
schedule bstvssa Washiasto., Baiumors. Aaaapslis,
ahd the West. i'll WILSON,
hastsr Of transportation.
I. n. COLE
General Tfekse Agent
s. 0RO. &. KOONfS,
oe Agent Washiastoa.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
IQSSPENNsYLvAN1A1O 1OGG
lCVV oxNrRAL lAILRoAD- llOOU
rwILy1 DAILY TRAINS.

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&: +: @ - s;.
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aifSss U AND rRr, NAIL, a.,,, ...,sss.a.,.
.seaoa = Harrisburg for 1.v Teri. Ssla.era aad
s1ii XVcooonnopArIoH, a.ny ts.s.y. sssssy, q.
u:!oA n, s.oRpihg q all rsgsia. 'ssaaess sstv.es
1ss: - ~ 81 s.s.:ssss "a cs...s. ss,ssS "a Hs
s:s
Man, Newport, k.Iy.yils, haisSIis. Ls.Sssssr, "a
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n.iiss se...sto. . sHsrH:SsrIt tsl New Iori, ieia:
York, Boston aAd ntsrmsdiats points, QsspiAr sars
un through II ths traiA % PAilAdslphis sad v New
York on tie Allentown routs. 70 VI " -
Irst AssonnoAssion Traih for Wsll's eeslsa lsavss
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daily (sxsspt eunday) d % ,. n. f tuaF Il Hsl
Acscnmodaton for Psan Station, stoppag q al sta
Ths Church Train leaves wall Station every sunday
at S0o q n, and srriying n PttsburYh q looS AZ
Returning leaves Ptssufsh q laso n, md Arrives
d Wan's Station d 500 .. - u q iar-rr HHaH 70
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
i M ED CA L
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nfAJIrsHIp ~ Hyvdl yHon euAoKl1H
mn ONLY PLACE wnlas a ouis oAH sI
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The national Republican., 1866-12-08
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TO ARCHIT T &c T 8.
fLASs AND sPIcIYIcATIoss HoR NEW BUILD.
!Nas FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT. AT WASH

PLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR NEW BUILD
IN0ToN, D. O.
Architects are invited 10 prepare plans and speenea
ons, and estimates Of cost nav fire proof build
ings for the War Department the site occupied
By the War Department and adjacent vacant sroundin
Washington, d. c.
The buildipgs required should have superficial area
as large as the site selected will admit Of Photographs
Of Site and all other information relating 10 the sub.
ject will be Furnished to Architects desiring 10 COM
pss for the work, upon application, personally or BY
letter, to the undersigned.
premium q ss 900 for the hrst Of a. 900 for the
Of for the third most plans
and speeiaeatons received will be awarded upon the
approval Of the Honorable Secretary Of War, By th
hoard Of osers charged with the duty OF selecting
site and preparing plans and for the bun,
inss Of The War Department under the act OF Congrs
approved July %, 1866. @r.
fhs plans and spseiheaOps must be sent 70 the once
Of Brevs Lieutenant Colonel 7. j. Trsadwe, Rseorder
Of the Board, Ordinance Once, WiAdsI's Building,
Wsssi.gton. D. O. on or before the Isl DAY @ rspru'
~ hoard will reserve the right to rsIset any ali
pisss subnittsd shenld Be- deemed suitable for
he purposs . vs 70 retain any or all Of sush plans
T. J. TREADwELL,
aosl.Im Brsvst LisuL Col, Us l., Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
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DISTRICT OF CoLuhgM, WASHINGTON COUNTY
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Leonardo ws.ibrook asssAssd the administrator Afore
washing Ton County sforssad, appointed TUESDAY the
4th day Of the hnnl settlement and dis
buon Of the efsaid asceassd and othe
assets in hand far n have been collected and
turned ipte msnsyj when and whsrs AL ne creditors
and said deceased notified TO Attend, Win
thsS siAims properly vouehsA tAsy ny by
law be excluded from all bsnsat IN sAA decsassds s.
tate preyiasd copy OF this order Be publishsd once
. week for three weeks In the AArIosAL RzruBLIoAS
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