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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04
sG~ If you aoant goods Of any kind at
he LOa0est prices, 90 to A. DC z. A. Burr'S
r .ARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE.

The subscribers have fine and full assortment of
Furniture hand, will make anything in their line
TO order of the best materials and all work warranted
The stock will be kept full and complete. Also,
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS on hand.
MOULDINGS Gilt and Gilt and Rosewood on hand,
for sale cheap Pictures framed in any style desii ed
Also, Agents for s. d. Wright's Marble Works at
Whitewater. Design book ON hand to select from.
Thankful for all past faYors respectfully solicit a
continuance of the same assuring customers that
endeavors will be to have goods to sell but such
must give satisfaction.
MISTER SHREDDER.
P. s.-One or two good eslknet makers wanted i'm
mediately.
Lancaster, Wis. Nov. oath IS66-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04
NON-PARTlCIPATlNG POLICIES I

when the hazard of the Risk will justify psrcipa
ton Such policies however do ontitle the holder tx
all the security which the system provides and Will be
issued prices low experience proves adequate
the hazard and therefore low ANY respectable
permanent Company can insure
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
Ihs subscriber offers for sale his farm situated i've
TO Mineral Point
CONTAINING 240 ACRES,
l40 acres Of which srs under fnce and mast ~ 4. 4.
tiyation, the balance good Timber y - - -
:, Inc mp mn rovements consist OF large Frame 49,
House WITH seven rooms, good cellar ana els Es:si
tern holding loo barrels ana plenty of s,oeL wa Zig
ter near good 6ragTy. Corn Crib and Stables TIere
Is also on me piece. an ORCHARD of $50 trees over
Ivy y Wen were set cut ten years ago. and had 100
bushels OF Apples last year, also plenty of small fruit
snch As Tame and " i'd Pums CIrrants Gooseberries
siberian Crens Grape vines, and everything 10 make
bargain as poor health is the cause of my selling For
price and particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. =
Boseobel, June II ls66-l-tf M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04

WEIDENFE1P,-The peoples dry
goods dealer at the Peoples Store in
Prairie du Chen advertises that he
is selling good sheeting at IS cts
bleached muslins at 20 to 25 cts; best
prints at 123, Is, and Is cts, and all
other goods accordingly. Give him q
call and get good bargains. See his
advertisement in another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04
no FARMERS Z TRANSFERS
CONT MENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
1O2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
rrTrTJ ooL, ALrxTTrar erC rrvzrrr,xr1r
THE 28th ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF this Company is herewith submitted for the ex
animation the public showing satisfactory progress
since the system of participation was adopted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04
MARRIAGES.

In Hazel Green, May 2aa, by John oguHivan Esq
Mr. VIM lie Vellsy and Miss Z. Laurence both Of Dun
leth.
At Waterloo, May 23d, ~ A. s. Cash, Esq. Mr. Thos
G, Rodgers and Miss Naomi White both Of Waterloo
Al Smslser' May ed by Rev. Henry Lees, Mr.. John
c. Bel and Miss Sarah J. Raw.
In Platteyille, May 9th, by Rev Henry Lees, Mr.
Samuel Jones and Miss Emma Davis beth q piateville
RAJ READERS of the Herald that
deal in Plateville will nd it to their advantage ex
anime the stock Of f. Munger Co. dealers in Drugs
Groceries and Tobaccos. 46-m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04
Cash Assets, Jan. 1st, '67. S1.768, 1876. 81

OF the present assets 100000 represents the capital
of Company; the balance is mainly composed of the
scrip fund, nnearned premiums, undivided pIots and
funds set apart for payment Of interest in scrip issues
all securely invested in bonds and mortg United
States and other first class bonds and stocks.
Divisions have been made to customers in July of each
year follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04

"A Large Stock of Hardware, Crocksry, Etc,
Just Received at Burr's,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04

All Of which scrip issues bear interest of per cent.
per annum; this enables customers obtain insurance
at IS cost is consistent with reliable security
with the additional advantage Of having that security
increased with each successful year business.
This CompanY tissues also.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04
NEW WAGON SHOP.
IN LANCASTER

The undersigned begs leave to inform q nAMSSr
the inhabitants of Lancaster and its vi fgS[IsZL
cnity that he has opened wagon ~
in connection with Poocks smith shop, where he in
tends to keep constantly hand, really made work
order He believes that from his long experience in
the business he will be able to meet the demands Of
his customers.
VIM. NICKsoN.
Lancaster, June 1886 tf-s-sm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

offer for sale 200 acres of land chiefly excellent for
farming situated IN the northeast part OF Patch Grove
41s miles distant from Patch Grove village near the
Brunson School House Thereon is a small frame
g. dwelling, 40 acres plowed and fenced good
HM,. water, several springs enough timber to fence
49, and the farm, lay of land very good for a
ridge farm, the old Military road distant from
the H. X Depot at Brdgefort nine miles; the price IS
per acre will sell all part of the property as il
- well shaped for dividing Call j. j. Lambert
near by, OF address at Patch Grove
LEWIS BETTER.
Fatch Groye, March lgth, 1887. 4I-I2w*
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II, Wis, Nov. oath ls6e.-tf

If you want Paper Hangings, you viii find
the largest assortment at Burre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04

Net Assets. Net As
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
AIex.nd ria An.irs.

Ths Alexandria Gusette Of Saturday contains
the following:
RrLIorous The Catholics Of this city cele-
brated to day, Holy Saturday. by solemn service
at their church. After the chanting Of many
prophecies relative TO the coming Of the Redeem
or, his life and death, q large candle, three or
four feet high, and destined to burn during ser
vice on the ster holidays, was solemnly blessed,
As was also q large vessel Of water, which is
henoeforth known among the Catholics by the
name Of holy water. The services terminated
with the usual high mass, during which. at the
chanting Of the Gloria IN E1esisis, oil the bells
II the church rang . joyful peal. The macs,
formerly oslebrsted at midnight before Easter, 10
celebrated iu anticipation Of Easter, and closes
the fast Of Lent.
DELEaArEs.-Ths following 10 the list Of the
delegates from this place who attended the radi-
cal convention lately In session in Richmond, as
officially published: Charles Whittlesey, E. j.
Underwood, Lewis Mckenzie, George seaton,
George Tucker, @. W. Parker, r. D. Beckley.
George W. Simms. Charles Watson, L. d. Har-
man, Josiah Milliard.
ODD FELLows' 'CRLEBRATIoH.-Ata meet
ing Of the members Of Potomac Lodge, No. 3S,
l. 0. r., held last night, It was determined to
unite In the Odd Fellows celebration, to be held
iu Washington on Friday. the 26th inst. II Is
understood that sarepta Lodge and the Marley
Encampment Of the order will also participate In
this eelebration.
CoRN EXCHANGE AND BOARD OF TARDE.
1t has been determined by q majority Of the
commission merchants Of this city, to meet at the
counting room Of Messrs. Hooe 4 Wedderburn,
on Tuesday evening next, at four o'clook, for tho
purpose Of organizing a Corn Exchange and
Board Of Trade
THE FISH WHARF to-day was busy place.
The arrivals Of shad and herring, part cularly
the latter have increased, and country custom
begins to come 10 freely. This morning, the
wharf presented somewhat the appearance OF old
times.
THx Alexandria Journal of the same date,
says;
REoIsrERs.-Among those who have been So
lsctsd as rsgi.ters of this county. by Gen. soho.
ID, We hear tho following gentlemen named:
A. iarge-capt. s. P. L . and wsstel wiiIough-
hyj for 'he county-Thos Dsvey, ]. @. Clark,
l. G. O'Nsai, - o'Nsal, b. W. Hunter.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

During all thi, time we have known no man Of
business In the city to fail who advertised
literally. And We have known no one to sue.
es,d in any considerable, II even In respect.
sbl. degree, Who Sidnt sdvsrti's literally !"
A NAss meeting was held in Savannah,
asorsis. on the 18Th instant; Il was addressed
BY sx.aovsrpor Joseph Z. own, who was tb'
only speaker, and ,pOke or an hour and half,
advising submission to the military bill as th'
beat alternative left for the people Of tbs
South. HAS.
The skate and chisel factory owned BY
@. A. Williams . Co., shOwhsgan, Maine, hal
been destroyed by are. portion Of the tool
and stock was ssvsd, damaged. Loss $1,000
insured for $4,000. The Ere was caused By at
tempting 10 ream out 'auoet hole In barrel o
alcohol with rsd.bOt iron.
&c. Parker, Post Office News Stand
sends us Bsa4is's Monihiy for May. The Inter
ss,lng and exciting story entitled "who va
h. ?" is concluded In this number. Also, frou
the same gentleman, We have the Nar'ery fo
May, bsing monthly msgaiine for the younges
readers, and which 10 becoming sIcssdipsly pop
ulsr with the young folks.
Gao. HowLAxD, butcher in East Green
wieh, coming into Providence on Tuesday fore
noon, was robbed Of $500 BY two persons VII
70, into his wagon 10 ride with him. After get
ting into the wagon one pulled him over uhe'
the other drew . revolver and vent into hi
pockets A package Of about $500 was no
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
DROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
PAVING THs HsCAkRIAGEwAY md RELAY
ING FLAG foOTwAY ON n STREET koRTH
FROM FOURTEENTH TO NINBTEEsTH
sTRkkT WEST.

Proposals will be received st the Mayors onie'.
CITY Hall, until l2 o clock, IN on WEDNESDAY,, the
IN day OF Nay next for gradipg aud raving stroet
north from Pourr enth 20 finetsenth streets ives +,
with store imiar 10 that used IN street NORTH the
ito to be not over sight less than ave inches In
d. meter, and seven inches In dspIh, to be on .
bed Of gravel not less tnan eight inches dep cover
and to be will rAmmed three times with . ninety.
pound TANNER, and we'll watered before last ram i.
ming The suI plus earth to be depospd d In such
neighhor uE streets or places "a the Ward Commis-
sipser may direct; aud the eootiactor will bo re-
quired TO IeAve q surface Of twS hundred feet 10
length for the fIl ~idth Of the street expo cd for
the purpose Of in pee ion which will be we'll pud
ed by the Ward Commissiol or. without expense to
the contractor, before Rravellipg
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay
Ing gutter stone, not than three feet In leo th
and Twelve In wtith, replAepg relaying sueh nag
footwAys or In he line OF sad part Of said
street as the ward Com missioner may d fecti h.g-
giBg to be not less than sixtssn inche. In width,
four iEehss Thick asd In pie,es not less than four
the satIs sasfGet Of both the Ward ASH ant
Conmission.rs, aud 70 be paid for By Asstssmen Oh
the properly borderng thereon, except that OF the
General aovernme viii, 10 provided for BY act oi
Congress- Of February 25, 1895
Bidders ~ill ststs price per cubic yard for grading
sand required and psr square foot for guttepg and
No BID will be received from others than practical
PAYERS and the right Is sxprss reserysd to reject
any and al blds J,w DYRR,
Commissioaer Of fiIs' Ward.
..vuNDEnLBHR,
Commissioner o. Second Ward.
WIN o. 7,
VIZ JOHNsToN,l
ap22- -hwtmAy7 Assistant Com miss ssioners.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
WAR IN EUROPE.

Parties who seem desirous to precipitates
war between France and Prussia had about
on paper oI course-brought to its culmi-
nation this hoped-for and predicted result.
We were given to understand that the next
cable dispatch would in all probability an
nounce the march Of armies TO the field Of
contest. It was all based upon the state
ment that the Prussian government had
sent an emphatic note to the French en-
peror demanding the reasons for the mill
tary preparations on the part Of France.
Doubtless NAPoLEoS can give satisfactory
reasons for his course in this movement
ne vau uuu Will explain this unusual aGtv
ity in preparing and marshaling his forces
and he must do 1t to the satisfaction OF the
German Powers. What can be easier than
for this willy and astute ruler to give an
answer which, il it does not satisfy BIS.
NARcE, yet will nevertheless meet the ap.
proval Of the several crowned heads
Of the leading Governments, who now
appear to be figuring in the pacifcation
policy just inaugurated and now being
commended to both France and Prussia
BY these great Powers OF Europe. The
dispatch Of the twentieth announces the
situation to be this, viz: outside interpo
sition on the part Of leading Governments
whose chief aim is to preserve the peace o
Europe.
The undertaking is q commendable one
and oil the world may hope for IFS success
We think, however, if peace is maintained
mankind will be most indebted to Count
BISMARCK, that able statesman who at thi;
juncture exerts more influence upon gov
ernlnental affairs in Europe than any Other
living man. BY his sagacity and coolness
his prudent frmness, and the needle gun
he has proved more than match for LoUi'
NAPOLEON. No one will deny the ability
and power which NAPOLEON has displayed
both in peace and in war. Ths impartial
historian will give him credit for the mas.
terly ability he has heretofore shown as
the selEelected ruler Of great and pecu-
liar people; but it is fast becoming a Sc
rious question whether or not this mans
powers are not beginning to fail. Allmen do
sooner or later fail in intellect and fail in in.
luence and power. and kings and emperors
areno exception to ordinary mortals. NAPo
LEoN's failure in Mexico-for the attemp,
to establish monarcy there was more his
undertaking than it was MAxINrLIAN's-
and now his want Of success to grasp the
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg, are pre-
monitOry systems of the weakening of his
hold upon the people, and mark the deca-
donce of his dynasty. ehas reached the
zenith Of his career henceforth bis power
must decline.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

Two ExrRExEs.--It is little singular tc
note how different is the action Of the two
extremes Of the Union just now. While
Massachusetts, by means Of State off.
Ger clothed with powers more arbitrary
than those exercised by Grand Consta-
BILE Of France in the days Of the Bourbons,
is emptying her wine barrels into the gut.
ter, California Is straining every nerve to
promote the cultivation Of the grape, and
Increasing her manufacture OF wines by
half million Of gallons annually.
By the time the Pacific railroad is com.
pleted, the Golden State will be able to
how the East with the unadulterated and
low-priced products Of her vineyards.
What will Massachusetts, do in the day ol
that vineous delugeH Does she think she
can outride freshet which is likely to be
perpetual in the ark Of her prohibitory
liquor law ?-Haryord Courdnt.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
GsorRstown Matters.

MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.- offerings
at the Merchants Exchange on Saturday morn
log we're 3 900 bushels wheat, 1000 bushels Of
corn, is, 900 barrels Of -four. Of various grades
Sales: 100 bushels white wheat, $685. 2 900
bushels yellow corn, SLl6; family aJur, SIC. 75a
IS 25i extras, $l4. 76al6j cut extras, $lSAl3.TS
The market Is 6rm and prices rule steady.
Arrivals VIA CASAL.-FOur boats with 440
tons Of coal to Borden Company eight boats With
900 tons to American Company three boats with
$50 tons to cumberiand Company hvo boats
with $50 tons to Borden Company eight boats
with 900 tons to Central Company CapiIola with
wheat to market; 8. Billingsr with -four and
grain TO George Waters.
THE RETAIL MARKET. -Msa's-Prssh beef,
l2tu25c.; Salt beef 100. 70 49,; Veal. l5e. TO
25c.i Mutton l2,. to 25o.i Lamb, l5c. to Csc.
Pork, 100. to ls'i Lard, l6e. to l8c.j Hams,
sliced, ESQ uncut, lSr.i Shoulders, l5c.i Mid
dlinys, 20c.i Smoked beef, 25r.i Stusages, l5e.
Beef tongues, 62a75c apiece; Butter, 35c TO
400; Cheese, 25c.; Eggs, $780, Poultry-Chick.
ens, 81 2i to $3.50 per pair.
Vsgetables-Cabbage per head, to l0c.
potatoes per peck, 30c.i sweet do 75c.i beets,
SOC carrots, bc per bunchi parsnips per peck
30c.i turnips per Pso', 20o.i horseradiSh, SOC.
per quart; celery, lOc. per bunchi leeks, 30.
per buncbi kraut, loo per quart soup beans,
1Oc. per quart onions, 7oc. per peck hOminy,
Ioe. per quart.
Pruit-Grssn apples, zoe. to 81 per peck
dried apples 75c. to 81 per peck; lemons 2SS
400. per dozsni oranges, bOc per doIent Gran
berries, zoe per quartz dried peaches, 26c. per
quart.
zoe per bunch; rock, 25o, per bunchi white
perch, 20 to Zoe. per bunch catfish, zoe, pei
bunch,
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

Asr Know Thy Dsstipy.-Mad.me E. F.
THoRSros the great Rnslish ASrOlogSt, Clairvoyaut
aud PsyehoustrsiAp, who has astonishsd the seisn.
tide classes Of the Old world, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THoRsroE possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, As to enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
TO the single or married Of either sex. while in .
state Of trance she delneaes the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an
| ibstruusnt Of iatsnse power, known AA the Psyeh.
onotrope, guarantees to produce lfe'like picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant, to-
gsthsT with date Of marriage, position In life, lead
ing traits Of character, &o. This 10 NO humbug, ~
Thousands oftsstimonAls can assert She will send,
when DESIRED certified certificate, or written guar.
antee, that the picture Is WhSt II purpOrtS to be-
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and eomplsxiOu, and en-.
closing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
TO yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information BY rsEurn mail. All communications
sAee edly confidential. Address, In eOnndsnos, MAD
AMI 3. ,. TuORHToS, p. o. Boz Gas, Hudson, MY.
mbls d&Wly
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
pEusONAL.

Hox. Gao. BASoRoTr is in Washington,
and ID the susst Of Hon. Samuel Hooper.
HoS. CHARLES SUMNER Is preparing an
elaborate argument In defence Of the Govern
mont purchase Of Russian America. II will be
publisbed In few days, will contain tho main
point, Of his speech in executive session in the
Senate, and will bs exhaustive Of tho whole sub
ject.
Hon. BENJAMIN WADE, Acting Vice
President Of the United States, left Washington
this Q. m. for his home In Ohio. An sspecial car
was furnished for him In Baltimore. His private
secretary and several other gentlemen will ac-
company him. Amer remaining at home few
weeks, Mr.. Wade will leave for tho terminus oil
tho Central Pacific railroad, and will 60 from
thence to Yancton to join In the great buffalo
hunt, 10 come OF on the plains in June next.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
limited States SENATE.

The body closed its session on Saturday
evening, and adjourned to meet on the first
Wednesday in July.
The Philadelphia and tho New York
nominees, as finally agreed upon, were
confirmed. very much to the satisfaction ol
some and the disappointment and chagrin
OF others.
There are large number Of vacancies
Of postal and revenue officers in the States
Of New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin
Iowa, and Tennessee.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

and Of binding have secured for Il - universal
welcome among oil admirers Of LosorsLLow'
TicKxon a FRLps. Boston, publishers. For
sale By FRrscn 4 RICHARDSON, ss4 Psnnsyivs.
MIA avenue. .-
The Life and Adventures Of Nicholas Niehls.
by," BY CHARLES DfcKsss, with original illus.
tr.,ion, BY 8 Errres, jr., I72 pages, complst'
10 one volume, and IL of the ssms size and style
ss tb. above TIcKsoR 4 FIELDS, Boston, pub.
i,hsrs For sale By FREScH 4 RIcHARpsos,
334 Psnnsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
Telegraph.
Rra,n Europe NJ Cable.

EehSF0 - N.-.t~
LoSpoS. April 20 -Evening.--A dispatch
from the Berlin agency Of the Associated
Prcss, dated this evening, says: "a plan
for the solution Of the Lusemburg question
was recently submitted to France and
Prussia by the remaining great Powers Of
Europe. Napoleon has since signised his
willingness TO accept the proposition en-
braced in this plan. Prussia, however,
has mot yet replied, There Is growing
feeling In the bestinformed circles this
evening that these overtures viii be sue
cessfti, and that the peace Of Europe will
not be disturbed" .. .......
BsnLrs, April l9-Evening.--Tbe Prus-
sian Government has sent~e strong note
to the Emperor Napoleon asking the
reason for the military preparations on the
part OF France. .......
A Bavarian agent has been sent by
King William to Vienna to secure the
alliance Of the Emperor Of Austria.
LrvsRPooL, April 30 Evening The
bark Eugene, which recently sailed from
this pcrt for Baltimore, returned to-day.
She had encountered heavy gales and was
badly damaged, and heavy sea which
swept the decks washed four Of the crew
overheard, who were drowned. Their
Names were not ascertained. n
QuExnsrowS, April 20-Eyening.-The
| Cunard steamer China, which left Boston
on ihe 10th Of April, arrived here to-day
on he way to Liverpool.
SburnAxrroS, April 20.-The steamship
ArtSptia, Captain Hsyer, which left New
YORK on the 7th Of April, arrived here to-
day on her way to Bremen.
LONDON, April 20-Noon.-Consols, 902.
Illinois shares, 10. Erie, 36k. Five
Twenty bonds, 69i. The bullion in the
Bank OF England has increased Gss 900.
LONDON, April 20--Evening.-The fol.
lowing are the closing quotations OF Amer
lean securities: U. s. bonds, (5-20's,) ex.
dividend, 69I; Erie, 36i; Illinois Central
closed at 9Ot for money.
FRASKFoRr. April l9.-U. s. 5-20s have
declined to 74i, atwhich figure they closed
this evening.
FRAsKYoRT, April 2O-Evening.-U. s,
bonds, T4a.
LrvERPooL, April 2O.-The receipts ol
cotton so far this year are 24S,O0O bales
Provisions are unchanged.
LIyERPooL, April 20-Evening.-To-day
being q holiday there are no regular mar
kets on the street. However, corn is firm
and unchanged. There is great depres
sion in the cotton market.
ANTWERP, April 20-Evening.-Petro
leum is quoted at 45t francs per barrel fol
i atandnrd white
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
THE COURTR.

ORPHANS CoUnr--Judge Purcen.-On
Saturday, Thomas Miller gave bond 10 the sum
Of 90, 900 as exscptor of jobs .. Bsmmsek.
The seeounts of Thomas cogan, guardian 10
the orphans Of Oven Mursyi Robert fsnwiok,
guardian 10 The orphan Of WIN. N Ball, and
sus.n whitney. guardian 70 tbs orphan Of Geo.
8. whitney, were approved and passed. sr-.
The inventory Of the personal estate Of Sam'l
Stinemstl was hisd BY the executor.
George Wilmer gave bond IN the sum OF
90, 900, and letters OF Standardization on the
estate Of Theodore August william Crosse were
Issued TO him.
DR.. John Q. Riley reuouncsd his right ss en-.
ecutor appointed BY the last will and testament
Of John d. Hammack "
J., The will OF Gsbrisl Barnhill, dscesssd, was ad-
uittedt TO probate and fscord for personsiity.
An exempiihed copy Of the will Of John W.
Brown, deceased, from the office Of register Of
Wills for Prince Georges county, Md, was fled
and ordered to Be placed on record.
Letters Of administration on the personal 60.
tate Of Frederick @. II. Kroeger. deceased, we're
granted TO Margaret Augusta Krosgor. Bond,
81, 900.
CoURT. IN EqUrY-Judge 0lin .-Shugh.
ru vs. Fogarty. Order OF ratification Of trustee
sale and reference to auditor.
MoDuel W. Lake. Order Of publication
against sbsent defendant.
Shoemaker vs Shoemaker, ct al. Decree sp'
pointing r. W. Jones and I. J. Shoemaker,
trustees 10 SELL .. FzF4-r- u ..4. ... ...
Mutt vs Riggs, ct al. Order for hearing sp.
plication for injunction.
Dodge vs. Dodge Order appointing A. H.
Dodge, guardian ad Htsm.