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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

MARROW ESCAPE Last Thursday
week Just as the Chicago Express train
was due at West Randolph this State,
Mr.. WILDER Howard and VIM. II. Du-
bois were passing the railroad crossing
just south Of the village, when they
discovered rail on the main track
broken twice, and thrown out OF place !;
at the Samc tine the train came in sight,
and within 8 few roCs, at full speed.
With instant presence OF mind, Mr..
Dubois ran down the track waving his
handkerchief. Mr.. Howard followed
swinging his hat, and they succeeded in
stopping the train one or two rods be-
fore reaching the broken rail, thereby
preventing what might have been Sc
rious accident.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14
Local aass state Items.
CAraoErs PAlH.-A correspondent W

CArHoLIs PAIR.-A correspondent who
appears well acquainted with the sub
ject whereof he speaks, writes US as
follows concerning the prospects OF the
Catholic Ladies' Fair, to be held at the
Town Hall, in this place during the
week following Easter Sunday, CON-
mencing Monday, April 22d
RUTLAND, March Q, 1867.
Editors Ratldsd Herald Knowing
something of the preliminary arrange.
ments, would feel favored by being
permitted to state through the medium
of your widely circulated journal, that
the "Third Annual Catholic Ladies' Fair"
which commences in the Town Hall of
this place on Easter Monday next, prom
ises to be unequaled In point of attraC'
tons, by anything OF the kind held
there heretofore judging from the pre-
parations which are being made, by not
only the ladies OF Rutland, but also by
those of the various districts of Bran
don, Plttsford, Wallingford, &c.
Money has been literally donated by
the Catholic community here, towards
the provision of requisite articles, as a
preliminary means OF adding vitality
to its future success. In this place, also,
the young ladies meet in council, as il
were, semi-weekly, the object Of their
deliberations being, presume, besides
attending carefully to the "needlework
department, that the articles prepared
by them shall surpass In beauty offinish
aud style of workmanship, those of the
neighboring districts, and indeed, under
the auspices and efficient management
of Mrs. w. w. Mccall, aided by Mrs
Thos. Lynch, their most anxious expect
atlons can not fail to be July realized
An occasional visit TO the scene Of
preparations has convinced the under
signed that the approaching Fair will
far outstrip any Of its predecessors, ant
that the efforts Of its projectors and
managers will be successful in high
degree, OBSERVER.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

VHRMoNrERs IN THE 40th CONGRESS-
Among the members of the Fortieth Con-
gress are the following vermonters by
birth
Aaron H. Cragin, Senator from N. H.
born in Weston, VT, Feb. g, 1921.
Jacob NJ. Howard, Senator from Mich
igan, born in Chester, Vt, June, 1914.
Charles H. Eldridge, NJ. G. from Wis
consin, born in Bridgeport, VT, Feb.
1921.
Gen. Charles E. Phelps, NJ. c. from
Maryland, born in Guilford, VT, May
1888.
Philetus Sawyer, NJ. c. from wiscon-
sin, born in Whiting, Vt.
Thaddeus Stevens, NJ. c. from Penn
sylvania, born in Barnet, Vt, April,
1898.
Gen. Henry D. Washburn, NJ. C. from
Indiana, born in Windsor Co., Vt, March
1882.
In addition 70 these the following were
educated in Vermont
John Charles Churchill, N. C. from
New York, graduated at Middlebury in
l843.
Gen. G. 81. Dodge. NJ. c. from Iowa
graduated at Norwich University in
1850.
Orange Ferriss, NJ. c. from New York
graduated at the University Of Vt. in
1885.
Calvin 7. Hubbard, NJ. c. from New
York, graduated at Middlebury College
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

HOTEL CHANoE.-Mr. Baker proprietor
Of the st. Adams House, st. Adams, has
sold one-half OF that well-known stand
to Mr., VIM. Olmstead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30
OUR BABY.

To-day We cot The fragrant sod.
With trembling hand ssundef.
And 10y 'his we'll beloved of God,
Our dear dead baby. under,
Oh, hsnr,s that sche, and ache sfrssh!
ob, tears TOO bIindIy raining
Our hearts ere weak. yet, being Hsab,
Too strong i.r our ses,fslaipg!
slsep.dasingtieep! Cold rains shall esee,
Thy hits iuri made dwelling
thou y II no, know--so lar below
W1ss winds o. storm are swelling:
And birds shan sing, ia the warm sprins
Aud flowers shall bloom shout thee
ThOu viii not heed tn~,n, iovr, but oh.
The loneliness without thee
Father, We Will b. comfufted
I'aoa "sss me gracious Gvef.
We yieid hsf up---not desd no, dead.
~ dwell ~i,h thee forever.
T-ss ihou our cLid ours for day..
Tnins ~his the ages blossom (!
This h'''s s!nniDg head We lay
In the Rsdesmef's bosom.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

HJ- In the yesr 1868 : meeting wss bel.
10 Lcbsoon. Indiana, for the purpose o.
gettisg sp : supper .ad fair for the siel
snd wounded soldiers. Judge B.. being
loyal sl over, vas very sctive Ia such
matters, and ~ss sppointed 4 chairman OF the
meeting. There Vas quite Damber Of
ladies present The business progressed
rapidly, ind a. most Of the articles Tor ,h4
supper were TO be donated. .tbs Judge called
IN his ludicrsus manner, on those present 10
know how much they could coo,ribute. A.
most enough wac given to complete The ar
rangsmsnts. when some one suggestsa thsr
i would bs necs sssry 10 have some milk
"oh yes." ssid the Judge. rising with grss,
dIgnisy' oil you Isdies who give mix win
please RISE" Il 10 sufficisst to ssy tha,
there vas no rising dons.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

Spanish fever, =. and, iher. diseases smonI
domestic animals. and TO prevent the mpm
tstion Of aniiLs is affected with any conts
gious or infectious diseases In all csse,
where any domestic animel shsli die Of sny
disease, the owner or psrson having custody
OF the sane. shall, without unnecessary
delay, cause the csrcass 10 be burned o.
safels and securely buried Tskss sGec,
from and after ifs passsge
IL repeal section I31 o. an act 70 pros ide
for general system OF common sch Gle
The township library tax OF one-tenth Of .
mil. Takes immediate effect
The recent session Of The Legislature
fsiledto psss general law upon the sub.
Iiect o. temperance, but Il did do something
Tor th' cause in a email way. Among the
ac's passed We find the following:
Anset 20 amend the 18th clsuse Of section
% of On &C, entitled An act for the 10
corporation Of towns, definiog their powers,
providing for the elections Of officers there
OF. and declaring their duiie-." approved
June II, 1852. So that bssrds OF trustees
shall have the power ITO license regulate
or restrain auction es,abiishnrnts. travelling
pedlsrs, public exhibitions aud the sale oil
spirituous, vncus, malt and other intoxi-l
eating liquors within the corporation pro
vidsd, that where such license 10 granted to
sell sprituous, vinous, malt and other in.
toxicsiing liquors. . sum not exceeding
double the amount required BY the ssstulss
Of the State sor license to sell or retail in.
'oxics'ing liquors may be required to be
paid into the treasury Of the corporation b.
the person 90 licensed before receiving such
license" Takes effect from and after i,s
passage ] Approved March IL, 1867
This law gives the Common Council the
po~ er TO levy and colIec, license from q
loons.
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Governor Coz. Of OHIO. hss received ,
letter from Mr. WIN Jerry. Of Edwsrds.
vile, IIlinois. who ssys:
" In view OF ssy reward which may
ave bees offered BY your State Tor the ci-
very Of the csu-s o. milk sckn go, I take
The opportunity to present 10 your Exc, /
lency what. 10 nv humble judgment. d the
founds'ion Of this terrible disease. VIII
Z termed mix sickness 10 occssoned ),
The Plant eops,orium sgerstoieis (whits
saske root.) have experimentsd 9th
this plant, snd sm .uIy convinced. in ny
osn mind. that ! have discovered the csuse
Of milk sickness."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

A CERTAINTY AT LAsT.--Slnce nsgrosl
voted 10 the municipsl e.sc'ion Of George
town, in ths District of Coiumbis. a4d q
other plsces ~ the county. md siace two
buck negroes are nov members Of III
Massachusetts Legislature. oil brougn.
shout BY the Radical party now In power
~e gwss there 10 MOI nAuch doubt bu, hat
they ere in isvor O. negro ssssli'y and ne.
groes voting. Noe IL the time for honest
X puShcsns, who do not believe 10 these
to leave that corrup, psr,y
which L Siiing thess ruinous isms upon an
people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

PLAYED Orr. The Supfeme Cour'
q Indiana has recently declared thu
nutnal insurance companies are a..
authorized BY Law is make assess
nents to dcfrsy expenses, or for 9th,
purpose than 70 pay lossss, and in
consequences Of the decision, severaI
suits commenced in the Dearb, IN
Common Pleas Court 20 enforce the
collection Of assessments have be
Az nons Of the Indiana
Mutusls have collected . sufiiciepI
per centags Of premiums in cssh 4,
psy salaries and expenses, holders d
Ihsir policies need have little fssr Il
'eing bothered with assessments il
utnre, and We may look Tor : speed
'rmoval Of these unmit gated nuis
aaoes Il Aurora Commercial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

U The Lynchbnrg News ssys
'ha' James Fsrmer, who lives n lie
yellow Branch neighborhood, in
Campbell county, Virginia, served
Turing the lest campaign Of the rev
'lntion. He i in his 106th yer, bot
: ia good health, and somseimss ride
se---sl miles 70 Mill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

A Losr BoY. Tho Columbus, Ohio,
State Journal contains the following
notice:
!" Western papers will confer f.
yor by noticing the TACT that Eddie
Beard, little boy four yesrs Of aye.
who says he formerly lived ~ Brs-
men, Indiana, and who lost his father
while coming East on the train from
indianapolis, is now ct the Exchange
Hotel, in this city. II not claimed
BY relatives he will b sent 70 the
Orphans Home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30
A. y. Beckett,


z}>a The uiersisnsd respec, n
fully informs the public IA
thar he hss now, snd will constantly keep
en- hand. Or msnGiscturs % order, all the
iatsst aId mos. fashionable varieties Of Fur.
aiture. snch a. Wardrohes. Buresus. Bed.
stssds, Tables. Lounges. and o large asscrt.
aent " chairs. of the best siyies. He 70.
spsctfuIIv isyitss those desiring anything 10
bic line. 10 coil and examine his stock be.
fsts purchasing elsewhere, as he il conf.
dsst hs csn please them. at his shop on tho
corner 81 Newton and Portersyilie sireets.
JACOB ALLIES.
Dec. ID, 1a64--iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

II -
a few months ago. az Deacon 10.
gals, of Swampscot, Il. L., wac trav.
cling through the WESTERN apsrt of..ths
State Of Now York. be fell ia with
an lrishman, who had lately arrived
10 this country, and was in search Of
= brother who sd.come over before
him, and settled in souie OF tue dir.
gins IN that part OF the country.
rst Was strong man. true Ro-
man Catholic, and had never seen tho
interior OF Protestant church.
II was pleasant Sunday morn;r.
that Brother Ingalls met Pat. who IL.
qnired the road 10 the nearest church
lngalls was . pious man. He tol,i
Fat he wss going to church. and IN.
vited his new made friend 10 ksen
him company thi,her. his dsstinetio,
being . small Methodist meeting
house near by. There was q sreer
revival there a. that time, and cns 81
the deacons, who WAS . verv email
man - stature, invited Brother Ia.
gals 70 take : seat in his pew. lie
accepted the invitation, followed bv
Pat who looked in vain to find the
altar, etc. After he was secsed. he
turned round to Brother Ingalls, And
n . whisper that could be heard all
around inquired:
" Sure, aud isn't. this : hercsic
church I"
+" Hush !" said Ingalls: VII vou
speak word they will put you ont"
laid Pat.
The meeting Was opened By prayer
BY the pastor. Pat was cycling him
very closely, when an old gentleman.
who was standing in the pew direct.
y in front Of Pat, shouted t" 0lorv p \
{" Hist, ye devil" /" rejoined he With
,is loud whisper. which was keard
~ the minister I; be dacent. and don'e
make blockhsad Of yourelf.D
The parson grew more fsrvent Ia
iis devotions. Presently tho deacon
Uttered an audible groan.
Z Hia. ye blackgusrd have 70 no
lacency At all J" said Pst,at the came
ime giving him . punch in the ribs.
.hich caused him to loss bic equilib.
ium.
Ine minister stopped and extended
hand in . suppliant manner,
aid
Brethren, We cannot be disturbed
. this way. viii some one put that
ian ont I"
fss, your riverence," shouted
'at, ~ will" and cutting the action
the word, be collsrsd the deacon,
"a TO the utter horror Of the pas.
~" Brother Ingalls,, and the whole
'ngregstion, he dragged him up rbe
isIr. and with . tremendous kick
'nf him into tho vsstibale Il the
hurch.ss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

GO00 70 $500 per Month can be
VHUU made by everybody. in an sssy
asd an honorable business, which needs 10
trsvsling and can be done at home. requir.
ing sbous one hours time per day Il .
new. business, consequently thero will be no
competi.icn against those FIRST engaging 10
u. Full particulars sent 10 any sddpcss on
receipt Of fifty cents by.
L. p. WALKER.
May ~ 'ss-ly. Louisville, Ky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

GooD.--The following We clip from
an Ohio paper:
Ata Fourth Of July celebration
10 Marion county, lllinois, . young
lady offered the following toast:
" The young men OF America
rHEIR arms, our support oUR arms
their reward. Fall in--men, fall
in."
Sensible girl, we think.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30
Acts Passed BY the General Assembly

@~Nes A's'Iu ~ tuc Q6Htf6l Assembly
We FublIsh below provisions Of some oi
me mos, Important Is~s passed by The late
" g'siz'ufs, and hieh have been approved
~ The Governor:
40 pfoslae ~. HE regisfry Of voters, &c.
(" Shall have been q bona fde innsbitxat o.
such township. c,ty or wArj, at least txenty
dsAs beiore tLe day Of ELECTION . Each %.
h'issi p,fiy shall bsse . reSteseslslive o.
every tnsrd Il rg.sify, which in no case i
. eAcsed tnfrr members Tney shsii meet
cn hs firsi Avndey ~ February and Auausl
- zach yssr, q, the pace IN the sto.nship
where The issgesi nusnber OF votes were cat
~ Ihe preceding election. for iss purpose OF
y 2lsirfing tho Nance VI legal voters
go-tss ~ conspicuous p,acs where the Last
preceding .irsliun $50 held. ur the board
may-csuss me tot TO b. pointed. The bosrs
shs'i rsas~smoie on the Tuesday Of the
wees prrc-uing sn siscuo0. - revise, cor
srsi snd cDmpis,e ths iist. No one shall
vote rhor, nntn~ 70 not vn the list, unless
~ iuFnash ,hs judgrs his stsi4sslt in wfi,inQl
'nat hr Z. eai'sI'd 70 v0is aud prove ih.
saIne oy tbs oath % = iresholuer and rsg-I
's,-red voter Ihr eisciion board shall not
sdloarn iili he votes are counted ou,. All
ballots >i.sii b. "a plain white paper. The
Secieia'y ~ state Is directed 70 have this
las p'inp'ed - p.mPhiei form. T.kes 81 |
'rrt imm~dIatriy
III fepssi 80 act 10 enforce the 18Th ar
iicsr ~ 10, oD-litution
To amend ssctinns 8 sna Ia Of a. sct ~
slow souDy cumG ision,rs 10 orxsr.x.
turnpike compsaies.
= gula'irg the ises o. clerks of courts.
u-'less q iss Prse.. and no,sries public IL
eris,n casrs II provides that . no per-
'on authorized - rdss,nis,rr ssch o.th shsll
- q owed = charge any discharged ;old,ei
'r seaman, their wlcss. orphan, or lua.l,
'eprssen,sives, more ,har l5 carss tor ID
nip's'sr'ns -, osih. - g'v ng aay oascis
sss'iGss,r iss me procuring Of sny prns,os
'vuns,. Or back %, Tases rffec, lmaeS,
Itsiy.
APpropsisting SIS 900 to dsfrsy the ex
'ensss Of The Gessrai Assembly.
To amend ssci'or 10 81 IN scs 70 provide
o. the opening, vscsllng. and change OF
.ighwsys. -
Concsrning in'srsIt 90 noney. snd tu
'sovide Tor recvupment VI usurious int, sess.
On sns,sn conusc,, 10 PER cent. TX
esdiDg that rate ussrious and Illegal . to|
he excess only. Takes effect upon nsl
ssssge.]
To snrnd sn act providing Tor The &C.
ion or sppoiniment Of SUPERVISORS of high.
rays, aud prescribing their duiiss [Am..d. Y
NJ section 20. 90 that the ryad Lax sssessed
hall not be less than one nor more than
s cents on the one nun, red dollars. and
lriking out ths road tax per acre. =
Authorizing township uusssss, trustees OIL
towns. and the coamon coun
u Of cities % levy tax Tor school puposes, >
not exceeding rs cents on sscb 500 efu
'xsbIs properly ana rs cents on sscn ,ax. =
bic poll.
To establish House Of Refuge for the 4
'rrecsion rnd reformation oi juvenile Of
'nders. Takes immediate sfFsc,.J
TO prevent the spread Of the disease "A
,mmonIy called the hog cholera" sndl 4,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

Il The returns to the Land Oflics
show that over twenty thoueaDd acrts
p land wers taken up during the
month Of February, ID Michiesn and
Wisconsin. undsr the homestead act.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

II Twenty-Five divorce cases are
lending 10 the Vigo Circuit Court.
and 10 the Common Plsas Court forty
I'VE more. A loving population,
truly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

u Gov. Bullock, 81 Msssacls.
|setts, has appointed : niggsr named
'yengsl Ru'fian Justice Of the
Peacs for the county Of Suffolk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

49, Wn'sh 10 The most wonder ri snims
10 fafs-yssdi = pig. because be is kill
LED first snd cured atisSwsrd.
Why must On analytical chemist 30
fensIei Becsuse u he's not "a snslyss
(Ann EIzs) be Uust be cbsrIstss (CLar
iotte 4 ~
Which 10 The soisiess HOP In the neigh.
borhoodi the coniectivners, because
there i always (n) ice - cream there.
When my f~hermsn who has csupn q,
|o0ly : lev 6sh ts better of than one " 1
hss landed great number When be .hss
ts~en good eel more than the other
Why does chicken three wseks three
d.ys $40 three houss old ~slk scsoss tns
rosd 70 ct 70 the other side.
Wnss 10 the differences between : piece OF
honey comb and black sysi One is pro-
ouced By the iscofIns bee, snd Tie other -
: bee isboFing.
What is the difference between accepted
end rejsc,ed lovers The accepted kissss
The misses. and The rejected nissss .Ae
kisses
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30

E" The Mayor Of an Ohio city
has salary Of $50 per annum.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-30
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81 = MIN q ANE.
OFfiCs OK " ssr MAIN SrRssr.

InalS--a TRicTIyfN ADvA NOE !:
sisEs Subscription, lur ifty Nos, 81 90
For sir n0naAs, 90
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- The following Puzzle 10 given o.
'us we'll worth studying over.
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To see msn blow kis nose with hi
hngers and wipe Il with his sleeve.
10 ses man reeling home drunk, sn,
hen vhippeo ty his wife.
r. see man ia company ssueszng
sors nose. orr woman picking her chap pc.
lips.
TO hear nan pheniDg. Or . woman
srumbling snd eco lding.
~ hear = oPrinter calling for more copy
when The editor thE night before hss been
lon . bender.
Fora man TO make love TO Two women
and % BE- i3uDt out by both.
To BE- : candidate Tor Office, srd 10 be the
issi 10 the race.
To be hungry and slhIrst. and 6od The
VINE ou. and the cupbos d empty.
To owe . so,e in bank, aud not have the
money % pss /,
~ hesr . ~cass ssy no, when yos pop
ped the question.
To bsve bachelor uncle die. end forss,
you in his viii.
To ee hshing from log On ; cold dsy
snd fall IL ths water.
To receive bank no,ss and and The =
Fo' 70 old msa ~ have a yoorg vile End
hid mat she loves -ems b Ydy eIse
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RATES oF ADVERTISING.
Fer square " ~ hues o. lees, l week. ~ 0
bssh sub.equen. insertions, IS c,s
Longer advarilseMrnts, ~ same rate
A fraction cysr even square or squares,
csuntsd 90 square These are lie terms
isr transient advertisement; reasonable
deduction viii Dc mads , regular adytfllse-
ments.
Notices ~ appointment ~ administrations
sd isgs notices y hAs character - "
paid 10 advance.
issoJscisa cAsDipATfs:
FER TOWNSHIP officers. each si,ool
Per Couniy s" 400
Fer District. CIRCUIT, NJ state ab0l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17
ESTATE OF POWELL.

- TATE on WISCONSIN,, In Probate GranC unity Court
- Grant County, December Term, 1861.
Present Wm. McGoniga County Judge In the .st-
terofthe estate of John Powell, deceased.
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF this court by the
petition OF Luzenna Powell, Executrix of the ast will
and testament said john Powell deceased that there
not sufficient personal estate in her hands 10 pay the
debts outstanding against the said deceased and the
pnsos Of administration and is necessary sell the
whole OF the real estate Of the said deceased the
payment Of such debts tits therefore
ordered that all persons interested in said real estate
appear before the Judge of the County Court said
county, at the Probate office in Lancaster in said
county on Monday the 18th day of nnary 1868 al one
ocockln the afternoon OF said day to show cause ii any
there shall be why license should be granted to said
Luzena Powell, EXecurix, to mortgage lease OF sell 50
much of the real estate OF said deceased as may he ne
cessary to pay such debts and expenses.
And il is further ordered that notice of said app.
cation and heing be given to all persons interested
IN said estate by publication of copy OF this or.
der Tor ~ four weeks successiyely prior said day
hearing in the Grant County HERALD, weekly news
paper, printed at Lancaster in said county.
WM. McG0SIGAL, County Judge
December I'd, 1867. 20wl
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PROOF or ZvrII.r.-Rnnd

- TATE OF WIseoNsIN, Probate OTiee. December d
- Grant county 90 1867
In the matter OF the proof and Probate Of the last Will
and testament OF Hyliuda L. Reed deceased late Of
the county Of Grant.
hereas, an instrument in writing parpGrting TO be
the last will aud testament OF Hylinda u. Reed, de-
ID lac OF the county Of Graut has been filed in th
once; ana whereas, application has been made by
William \. keel, praying that the same be proven
and admitted e Probate according Tie laws Of this
State:
II IS ordered tat said application be heard before
county on Tuesday the 24th day of December A. D.,
1857, at one o'clock in the afternoon Of said day:
all persons interested IN said will OF the time ana place
OF said hearing, by publication in the Grant County
Herald newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks, each week prior 10 the time Of
such herring. BY the Court
4NMo NJ III MelnNIG 4 q, Ir,le
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

~ TATE OF WISCONSIN, - Estate OF John W IIol-
y county OF Grant, loway
We the subscribers having been appointed by the
county court for the county OF Grant and State Of Wis
cOnsin commissioners TO receive examine and adjust al
claims and OF all persons against the estate
John Holloway, late of the county OF Grant and
State OF WSconsin deceased testate and also all c inns
anddemands exhibited in otset thereto and six month.
IRON and after the twenty eighth day OF October A.
1867, being al owed and limited By said court for all
creditors Of said deceased to present their claims for adj
Justment and allowance sc do therefore give notice
that We wi attend to the business of our appointment
at the Office of Jos. Banding at the house in
Lancaster in said Grant county the 2Sth day OF De-
cember and March next from nine O'Clock A NJ un.
til four o'clock, NJ on each Of aid days.
ADDISON BURR
J W BLAADING,
25wi j. II. HYDE,
Lancaster, Nov p, 1857 Commissioners