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can see what would have been the general


effacts nc this condition of things.
Ills needless now to discuss slavery. Ii
had It's advantages, its bencficent infu-
ences for both white and black. But II is
abolished, and there is an end of it. 1t
can only be advantageous to consider the
comparative benefits of free labor, and to
make the best use of them.
We shall soon see that the profits from
agriculture and every pursuit will find
means of investment here that have been
little resortcd to in times past: and that
the effects of this new mode Of employ
mcnt will soon manifest themselves. The
farmer, as he will not want to buy negro,
will use his profits first in improving his
buildings, promoting his own comfort, and
sheltcring his crops and stock, and in i'm
proving his lands. What he has beyond
the requirements of these objects he will
put in stocks of some sort. The citizen,
in whatever pursuit, will in the~same man.
ner invest all that he makes beyond the
wants of himself and his business. I'm
provcmcnts of all kinds will be stimulated,
and commerce and trade receive a new
impulse. Especially will railroads flourish.
There will be a greatly increased capital
devoted to their construction and I'M
provcmcnt, and an immense increase OF
the most profitable part OF their business.
The long and the short of it all will be
simply that the thousands of millions Of
capital invested in slaves will be, after
time, invested in public improvements, and
enterprises, and commerce, and manuiac-
lures, while labor will stand forth as its
own representative, asking nothing, and
costing nothing save only as 1t renders ser
vice. This is, indeed, very great adyan-
tagc of free labor over slave.
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fifty students there. The financial con-

fifty students there. The financial con-
dition of the Seminary at present Is, that
the trustees have one hundred thousand
dollars in private bonds (most OF them
supposed to be good) and ten thousand
dollars i'm other securities; butthese iundS
are not at present available, and 1t IL apso-
lutely necessary that a fund should be
raised to meet current expenses. Inc
Sneaker closed with an earnest plea Tor
an educated ministry.
Rev. DIR. Samson, President of Columbian
College, ID. c., urged that the great Baptist
idea chat the "Biblc, the whole Bible, and
nothing but the Bible, is the only rule OF
faith and practice" should make BaptlstS
advocates of theological education; for 1t
is of the utmost Importance that we hno'r
what the Bible teaches. The Speaker gave
an interesting sketch of the origin of IN eau
Gated ministry amongst Baptists, beginning
in the DAYS of Judson and Luther Rlce.
He urged that we should have educated
southern men, rs to them we must LOOK Tor
the Gospel unmixcd with politics. lie was
"not afraid To urge this idea, for he lived
near the 'hcad-ccntrc,' and If arrested
would only have his transportation home
free" In conclusion, the speaker pald Il
high compliment to the sacrificing spirit
cyinccd by the professors of the Seminary
in staying at their posts without Saiar! ,anu
urged that they be sustained.
Rev. DR.. PoindcXtcr, of Virginia, SAID
that if he had the selection from all the
ministers in the land, he would choose the
very men that were now professors III the
Seminary. \. BroaduS, Is. Manly, Jr.'
J, Z. Boycc, and William Williams. lie
spoke of the high grade of instruction
given there, and urged that our young
ministers avail themselves of it wanted
them 70 he learned in the Scriptures. ! ne
sneaker clouucntly urged that the peculiar
mission of the southern ministry ut TINS
time was to defend the great truth thai
Christ and Him crucificd-uncontamln
by politics-is the grand theme OF the pull
nit. He wanted them prepared to stand
up for that great truth. ,,
DR.. Fuller, OF Baltimore earnestly anu
cIouucntlv urged that the amount hcceS-
sary to sustain the seminary nc a' oiice
raised.
DR.. Tichrnor, of Alabama, said that this
was the only theological seminary that he
would go for, but nc had seen It's workings,
and knew that it educated hehedt as well
rs the mind. He concluded by giving
from the scant means left him by the war
five hundred dollars.
4 number OF others made short state
mcnts, and the sum Of ten thousand two
hundred dollars was raised to meet the
present necessities OF the seminary. The
larger part of this contribution was made
by the ministers present, who will have to
exercise great scIf-dcnial in order to pay
it.
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J,o-pARTNERSuIP-Tnc GE

Y RY BrslN hSS conducted hy JOHN ".....'
t.atc uf William NJ. Harrison 90 aH. .@" s. .f"
BUSINESS conducted by ALBEIT bhsaH #."
iay united. aud viii hr canned uu UAa. 9 t@" s|"
~ JOHN ALBERT BLAIR.
". bav, taken III, NV .'orr NJ. lilo &#"
street, between Eleventh and ~ 3#b -3'..."'
few door, below the National ESCnaH-n iff hr ".t
will be pleased 10 furnish our friends aHj etn ..
he with rhoie. and well o.irctsd aIuDi,s "' -
MlI.l GROsLRiES.
Tnankful - oar friends Tor larmrt aU"'.. . ~
we nope To me rit and receive q IA. tHrt"M ~ #'
lie favor. join bt.ANN#
ny 2y-lm ALBERT BLAIR
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They are fifteen miles west from Millboro pot,
Oh the Virginia Central railroad. aud northeast
i've miles from the Hot, and eight from tho Healing
Springs.
Very little need De said in calling public atten-
ton TO = watering place celebrated. Ii has been
known aud visited by the white, FOR mere than
hundred years, and was before that known IT, the
Indians a. 49, The spring Of strength" from The III
yigorating influence Of bathing in It's water.
The temperature of the baths are 90 AID - Fab
rsnhelt. The waters famed for their iicacy in
cases Of Chronic Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Torpid Liver, with It's attendant consequences, suen
Indigestion, Constipation, Dropstcal ILLUSION,
Sc. also, Paralysis in its various forms, En-
largemrnt of the Spleen, Chronic Swelliuss a the
Joints, Chronic Diarrhea, Dyspepsia, Gravel, and
a variety Of Female Diseases, especially hose OF a
chronic character, attended with general debility.
The accommodations at these Springs are ample.
For amusement Of the guests are dine ball. room,
billiard saloon, aud bowling alley.
Route " the Warm Springs From the north, cia
Orange and Alexandria railway 10 ogiunsSiiie,
thence rid Central railroad TO Millboro depot.
From the south. pid Lynchburg or Rican,oad on
Virginia Central railroad to Miltboro' depot From
the depot class stage coaches turnpike,
aftes IL miles 10 the sprngs.
BOARD Les. than one week, % per day chill
dren and servants in proportion. One week and
over, 70 per day, less ten per eeat.
my 3l-TuSFim GEORGE MAfsE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r. SPECIAL NOriCE.-The under,i.

~ SPECIAL NOTiCE.-The undersigned a.
executor Of the late L. X. White, takes pleasure
in Announcing to his friends and the public that he
ha, lust returned from the North with very Sc
lect stock of
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, AND IRA
YELLING BAGS,
which he offers at the lowest cash prices ut his
new store, No so Main street, two doors below
the Spotswood Hotel lie hcga leave Ia state for
the benefit of the ladies that unusual care ha- been
taken in the selection of all goods suitable for
their H.. in his line he has obtained the services
Of JOHN POE, JR.. welt known in the business
community, who will be pleased To see his friends
Al No 40 Main street W F. WHITE,
my .t-lm Executor "i L. h. White.
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MARRIED.

Nav GOTH at the residence Of the brides mother,
hy R.v Isaac Cochran. Mr.. SAMUEL j.. tRCTE,
81 Charlotte. to Miss FLORENCE n. BAKER, OF
Prince Edward
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU-
- ABLE REAL ESTATE. IN THE nI yp, oF
RICHMOND, At THE SOUTHEAST GoRNEk VI
FRANKLIN AND THIRD sTREBTs:-in execution
If decree Of the Circuit Court Of R'chmonn, en-,
tered on nth Nay, lsee, In the case OF wall anu
wife ~ Mott and others, the undersigned g",' NM
sioners appointed for the purpose VIII syn ~, =,
tion upon the premises, on THtRsDa u, ''
Jay of MAY commencing at O'Clock; T. "a,
fair If not then on the next fair day thereatti ~
the same hour tho following well KNOWN anu very
desirable property, to VII ,,,h, as,
The RETERE HOUSE, situated ut the soutntns,
corner of Franklin and Third streets, containing
eighteen large rooms with ample accommodations
for servants stable carriage house, &c. -.
Also. the BRICK TENEMENT adjoining ih'
above ON The east and now occupied by "iiiiam
+ Price II has ten rooms, with nsnaI out ii,usts
attached both have gas ana water. ihe p'"Peiti
has been recently repaired, anu - now ~ 49,"
order The location il about the best IN tnr ~!
for private residences or hrst-class DodrdlhS-
house. ;, - L.J al
Possession Of tina Revere llouse can DC haa ~
onra md of tho other about LIST Of October :,
Terms: one NTH cash balance at Jour- -. -.
Twelve and sixteen months, for neg"tlaOis ny M,
with interest added, the title heing retained =. ~, a.,
court until the notes are paid Purchasers !" P"'
taxes for 1860. ,.
JOHN HOWARD, w1,,,vs Auc.
sale c"hdueled ny "H' DID" my -
tOnrer~.
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SANINGS HANN NND

stick in this Company viii please cal AZ
Of the Company tcornrr Il Fgrtuh aA' 49,
stra-tsl aud pay tn. hfst inets.lmrn' 90 Hs.tf ~.
dua Oh before the lsi pIuAltGa- - 0f#M.
board JOHN +. =. PoIi>s N.....'
.ouy Il DAVIS, President. N't
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A,TONE, WILSON ~ rl'.'
- AGENTS FOX wlLpERs FAiS' .s.,-
PKouF AMI BURGLAR PROOF KY 80 ,Asss>r..
equal In quality 10 any IN u "ottl III &. is
ftyg PgR .KNT. cHsAPkk t9Sh .,1.f fl.
ftstabto nhsaiaStsiei' ''aA - trN .l~.ss
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DICHMoND AND LIvENru'D

IL PACKET COMPANY The EA.,n,.N .".
mtltee will b., until SATURDAY Mn. .# o..
lune Al the office Of lhe Insurance aut -. :.
Company Of Virginia, over the Inlisd >flt'.'
grapn Office from IL A. VI. to - o.glosA II 30.
purpoa. ol making the ilrtnDuttou -, AaAHt'
hpLLARS PER share. Stockholders Are r.'i +"
present their scrip, HN
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RICuMnNn AND u.

y NIysULA RAILROAD GOTHAM h.1n
subs,ripiion Tor the stock Il thi, ,emfsnS ~.
orened Al The otnee q Ne,srs u -" An u,Nt
81 Ninth street, on the Esth Jay - '"',
JAMES LNuN>,l ,.........,..r.
I. II. wYNNg, Commission
my yatd n g. PANT,
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DOCKETTS BRICK W"kh>.-

TNN INV q " 7 I =. 7 VT -
now prepared IL deliver one hundred a. III,
i've thousand OF the best hand .'1AiR h,,,,ganI I'M
BUILDING BRICKS IN quah.tilrs ana. ~
builders ard jobbers. orders lett ~ iA' Ill t.
c. CREW * Son, soap maaa!ae'si''r' III,
promptly nllsd =
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Al tho same time We will sell
FAMILY CARRIAGE. ,,,,ps !, WILLIAMS.
TERMS Ndeh' Auctioucers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-18
ESTATE OLE BROWN

IN frobate, County Court, Grant County Wisconsin,
In the matter Of Guardianship OF Charles II brown
carrie A. Brown, and Hatty H. Brown minor heirs Of
David Brown, deceased. Noy'r Term, 1866. Present
VIM. McGonigal, Judge.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of this Court romlthe
petition 81 Bartmeus White, Guardian Of SAID minors
that IS necessary 70 sci the real estate Of the said
MINOR heirs OF David Brown late OF Grant County de-
ceased for the purpose Of their support and education
II IL ordered ana directed that tile next 81 kin ii said
wards AMI all others Interested in said estate aUper
before the Judge 81 this Court the Probate Oice IN
Lancaster, IN said county, Monday III. 18th day Of
January, A. D. ls6I al one O'Clock iii the afternoon Of
said day. e show cause if any there shall be- why Ii
cehe should not he granted to sell said estate for
the support and education of said wards;
ana 1t - further ordered that p1uee Of said a1pca-
sid real estate by publishing copy OF tins order for
-FOUR weeks successfully, once in each week fl the
Grant County HERALD, weekly newspaper printed at
Lancaster in said county, prior to said day ii hearing
WM. 5lcGONIGAL,
D&ted November 16, ls5G-2J-4 County Judge.
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IOuNTN or NRANr.
Henry L. Massey Plaintiff
rs
Henrietta Trmfletou 4Lram
Gifsnn Toa.,h peflis,r Al ,r.,,i+ Count e a,,,t
~; ~ - "a "''i2.t' A' Wv Io"iT % Vim
~, 80 < a. M $3.50 No""'S' "is'
titli, t''sts' '
fiat',,lt Il + ~ ie,t
$500 ,r n r. 81 '''''''''
nl.Gat6anf
Bvard under tbe antbofty of n i,,},e,nont rorlro5
criprin. than sale he made Of the lands described IN
said uent III ana under the direction 81 the shorif
OF Grant County and bv direction of plaintiffs Attor
nv siam tn fa al, dav If January 1Sp7 ~ otrIoel,
Nom f sojl Inv ~ fle onter door Of he Conrtbn in
I'M yilla~o III I3Dcostcr Is sa1a Comfy ofer I'M sala
a,l IN ~ ,,+tlie Ia ~ Ia. irIost ri IN a.. caf ia
XIV ,.;,,o, l.g,i3 "A r,sI 'stota7 1855 ~
,n,,,,i,, ~, tl' so,, ti,,.t er,,ar cf ont Tot NJ
10 a,,d r1,n, tlana ,,.rtl 80 aaet IA Jains M
INV links to sfai@ near HE centre Of north line Of Maid
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-18
T .ARGE STOCK or FURNITURE

The Subscribers have fire and fnil assortment Of
Furniture hand, Will Glakc anything in their line
to order Of the best materials ana an work warranted
The stock viii lie keptfG and complete Alze,
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. ca l4sll.
M0ULDINGS, Gilt and Giit and Rosewood, GA hand,
for sale cheap. Pictures framed in tye desired.
Also, Agents for 5. D. Wrghts Marble Works at
Whitewater. Design book on hand to select from.
thankful Ter al past fayors we respectfully solicit
continuance of the assuring customers that
our endoayors will be to have goods TO sen but such
| must give satisfaction.
FOSTER & SlKytIsrn.
p. s.--0no or two good Calinet makers wanted i'm
! meliatcly.
Lancaster Wis, Nor. 9th lsGf.--.f
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Legal.
GHERIFFS SALE.-HoRroN Mill
PROPERTY.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Grant Comfy.
John IIollowayplalntifY,
Circuit Court Of Grant
county, Wisconsin.

''nn noii'gal ,.iH'' Circuit Court Of Grant
George 1IOrto3 endt. J county Wisconsin.
BY virtue <ndgment Of foreclosure and order
Of sale rendcr wade in the abosenamed Court,
bearing date q III day of September, a. D. lStd,
and by drec tio6fhe Plaintiff Attorney will offer
for sale ana win sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. at the front door Of the Court House
in the village of Lancaster in said County Wisconsin,
the 9Th day January, lSGl, at one O'Clock III the
afternoon Of that day the following described real es-
tate, follows
Commencing at a stake on the west side of Che mill
race and twenty feet from the waters edge 20 feet be-
low the grand gates of the grst mill fume thence in
an castery direction along the mill and 20 feet
from the same parallel With such and fume
to a stake on the east side Of Grant River at point
usually approached by the waters Of said Grant river
thence along the side of said river to point usually APP
preached IL waters of said river up TO the line OF the
land owned by said Burt on section y, passing over
portion of Section % and - and far the centre of
sad Section y, thence crossing sld river upon the me
passing through the centre Of Sectah - 70 stake on
the west side said river at point usually approached
by the waters of said river thence down along the side
Of said river 10 the mouth OF the mill race within 20
feet Of the same thence down and along the side Of said
river and 20 feet from the to the place OF begin
ming containing about Is Of land, be the same
less all Of which said tract being portion OF
said section y and . in Town north Of Range west
in Grant county, Wisconsin. There is also conveyed
with the above described land the privilege OF road
from point in the cast side Of the river where the road
now crosses the river near the grist mill passing mp
the side OF the river 10 point the mill dam,
said river also the privilege taking earth rock
fcr the mproy uent repairs of said premises from
amy lands adjoining and ownedby said Burt and to use
the water Of said in river ue sufficient todrive
two pairs OF mill stones and all the necessary
machinery for manufacturing ton or meal by the said
two Of min stones il there be suilciepey and Motto
DC subject to restrained from the of that amount
for tie above mentioned business il required at any
and at al tines the sold Burt reserYing the right 70
draw from the pond Or race all surplus water ex
cept as above for the use his mill and other
chneTy on the land Of said Burt free Of charge
said sale viii be made to satisfy said judgment be
sides interest and costs
Dated Sheriff Office Lancaster, October Goth, 1850.
WM. II. elise, sheriff,
ALLEN BARRIER, Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorney.-2lts
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ESTATE OF BURTON.
STATE or WISCONSIN, /

GRANT COUNTY
In Probate Gran Comfy Court December Term 1866.
Present VIM. McGoniga Judge. Ia the matter Of tho
estate Of Benjamin Burton, DECEASED.
On reading ana fling the petition Of A. A. Bennett,
Administrator Of the estate sud deceased rpresenE
ing among other things that he has fully administered
said estate annd praying that time and place fixed
for examining and allowing his account Of his aGnins
raton and assigning the residue of the said estate TO
the heirs at OF the said deceased Benjamin Burton:
il = ore that the master Of said application be
heard he' re e judge Of this at the Probate Of
ice IN Lancaster IN said county, the first Monday in
January A. D. 1867, at clock in the afternoon of
said day:
And Is iurhcr ordered that notice of said appiica-
ton and hearing be given 70 al persons Interested in
sld estate ~ publication Of COPY Of this order for
three successive weeks. each week in the Grant
County Herald, newspaper printed at Lancaster ir
said county, prior to said hearing
Dated this l0th tay Of December A. d. 1896
BY tile Court,
WM McG0NIGAL
80 County Judge
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Mercantile.
READY MADE CLOTHING. &c.

We have taken advantage of the market bv buyine
late and are now selling goods greatly reduced prices
Gall and examine ana sa' .sfy yourselves.
Lancaster, Wis. june ;, 't6.-j2.
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GHERIFFS SALE.
~
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !

COUNTY or GRANT.
Henry l.. Massey, Plaintiff,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-18
!, LEDEAN, EFT. AL.
STATE or WISCONSIN
COUNTY OF GRANT.
Circuit Court Of Grant
county, Sis.

By virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure, and order Of
sale rendered and made in the above entitled action da-
ted the 10th day Of September A. D. 1866 and by
direction Of Plaintiffs Attorney, will offer for sale and
will sell a public sale 70 the highest bidder for cash. ut
the front door Of tie Court House, in the village of
Lancaster Grant County, sconsin the 10th day Of
Janury, a. D. 1867, O'Clock, p. Nj. on that day the
following described real estate, TO wit;
The west half Of west Or the castor Of the west
quarter Of Section five ~ the southeast quarter Of
northeast and the quarter of southeast
quarter Of Section Six % all in Town six north of range
three 81 west all in Grant county. Wisconsin.
Said sale Will he made to satisfy the judgment in this
case amounting to three hundred aad nncty-five and
4el00 dollars besides interest and costs anu costs OF
sale.
Dated sherin's once, Lancaster, Wisconsin October
9th, 1866, WIN. II. CIISE,
J. ALLEN BARBER, Sheriff.
Plaintiff S Attorney-2l-ts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-18
SUMMONS.
STATE or WISCONSIN,


Coanty Of Grant.
Circuit Court in and FOR Grant County Wis In vaca-
ton Of said court viz October I'D, A 1866. sum
mons for Relief
Amelia Montgomery, painti0,1
against
Thomas J. Montgomery, Deft)
The State Of Wisconsin to the Defendant Lcre rqmed
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer the
Compliant il tlia action copy Of which will be filed
in the Office Of the Clerk OF this Court az his Office in
Lancaster, the County seat and 10 serve co.
py OF your to said complaint the subscriber
at ny office in the village Of Lancaster Grant Co..
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of TIE day Of such service an it you f 70
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
Plaintiff in this action wiu apply to the said Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Lancaster, Wis, Oct. -, A. d. 1866.
W. +. DEWEY
23-Ct Lancaster Ms
The summons and Complaint in tho aIova entillo
action was duY filed IN the Office ct tho Clerk Of the
Circuit Court fer said Grant County at Lancaster the
Cornty Scat thereof the eth DAY Of November A.
D., 1866. ". +. DEWEY
Plaintiff Attorney.
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SPECIAL TERM OF COURT.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF GRANT.
lit Court Of said County, }

STATE OF NfSCONSIN.}
COUNTY or GRANT.
Circuit Court Of said County,
September Term, 1866. s
1t is ordered that Special Term Of said Court he held
in and for said County to the first Nom
day in January, lst for the transaction Of such BUSH
ness not requiring jury, may before the court.
By the Court,
j. 7. MILLS,
Datef September q, 1866. Judge.
true copy Of the original order file in my office.
ATTEST; j. W. BLANDlNG,
25-5t. Clerk
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UNREDEEMED LANDS.
OFFICE OF CLERK or BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Grant County, Wisconsin.

GTant County, Wisc0nsln.
Lancaster Nov. 27th 1860 }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN to all whom it may
concern, that the following desc ibed lands and Town
Lots sold Sept - A. d. 1864, for the taxes due nd
paid for the year 1862 remain unledeemed in this Office
ton fee shall be paid before the 18th day Of Sept
A. d. 1867, in pursuance of the Statute for such
made aud provided, the win be conveyed to the
purchaser
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ESTATE or GEO. BARNETT.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Grant County.
J. srohate, Grant County Court December Form 1896
Present WA. McGenigal, County Judge III the
matter 81 the estate 81 George Barnett deceased.
on rea ling and fling tho petition o. Geora " Bar
nets Administrator Of the estate of Georrs Barnett
ate e Grant County, deceased representing among
other things that he has fully administered said estate
ana PRAYING that time and place be fixed for examin-
ns and allowing his account OF las adninstr 1n and
Designing BE- fcsidae ct the said estate - the he 4
law on TIE sai1 daceasel George Barnett:
Ordered hat said application he heard before the
u5gc gu this Court at the Probate Oiee il Lancaster
II sid County, ca Tuesday the sth day of January
1857, ~ one O'Clock in the afternoon &c said day:
ana 4 Is urtht, ordered that notice Of said appca-
ton and hearing be gyeu 70 an persons Interested BY
pHicalon 81 copy q this order for three successive
weeks once n each wreck in the Grant County HERALp
%eeNly newspaper printedat Lanoaster il al county
prior 10 said hearing.
Dated December 81 tS66.
BY the Court
WI sIcG0NIGAt
--2t County Judge.