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PROBABLE MURDER IN THE TENTM WARD.

most brutal attack is alleged TO have been made
upon . man named William Dempsey yesterday fore
noon, the marble yard Of Anthony McReynolds, In
Eleventh avenue. by named Dennisi LaGerty From
the facts Of the case It would that Dempsey and
IAnsry had been quarrelns theDnigns previous. and
dempsey got his nnger hurt 10 the trouble. and, fro
conversation which subsequently, arose between the
men, the results which have proven 20 disastrous
Dempsey have followed From the statement q
difficulty Is furnished About eight o'clock yoster-
day morning Dennis Laerty called ut the marble yard
Of Mr. HcReynolds In relation TO some ey matters,
and while engaged In conversation William Dempsey
up and addressing himself 70 Laferty held his
hand and showoa him his finger. which was somewhat
injured, saying a. the cline, sec what you DONE or
some such expression. The reply he received was
and struck Laaerty blow with his hst Laferty
then for brick and was IN tho act Of raising to
strike. when Mr. McReynolds interfered Seeing him
self bafied In this It 10 said Lanerty drew pocket
clasp knife. with . blade three and . half
inchss long. and plugged Il into tho left
side Of Dempsey. He then gave him three other
wounds the lefs arm, another the bridge OF
the Twentieth precinct coming At the e arrested
Lanerty, and brought him 70 tho station house The
wounded then conveyed 70 the Jews Hospital,
where his injuries attended Yesterday afternoon
the prisoner brought before Justice Dodge 81 the
Jefferson Market Police Court BY whom he was held 70
await the result OF tho wounded mans injuries.
The ofhc r. Lanerty was taken down 10
ainng whether the wounds mortal not, and II
they werc sppriss the Coroner 10 order that he
hold ante norton examination. Both mon ere stone
cuttsu by trade.
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We YACHT rtEErwka.

(frem the New Bedicra Mercury July
There we're excellent Iessons Tor tho long passage q
the yacht Fieetwng which arrived here yesterday ioro
nom fcrty-three days from CowoA For the nist ten
DAYS Captain Seabury savs. they had heavy westerly
winds, ana since then light winds from Tho direc-
ton with great deal OF thick weather In TACT they
ai during the whole passage more than forty eghs
On, the thickest kind OF logs Inc nrst iaaa
maae Block Island. Saturday, nwsrds evening.
They spoke but vessel during the passage
Tho Yacht which IL 93 feet long, rs oct beam snl
about laI t0ns. very fast saer. but uncomfortA
bic craftin rough Both Captain Seasury aud bis
first oicer, Captain Cushman, look II ia cruise had
been anything but . pleasure excursion uudee-
stood that Me OF the Fsewing, hr.Osgood, a.
q this port under the supervision OF Captain Ssaoury
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TINE taurAux INSURANCE OFFICE ROBBERY.

In the ase Of Ephram Q. Patterson, charged with
stealing 10000 worth Of railroad securities, money,
&C. from the safe Of the Montauk Insurance Company
Court street, Brooklyn, nearly fifteen months ago. the
usrscalar Of which have already been presented in the
HsnALp further Investigation Ne yesterday had before
Juslcs Hogan II The Tombs.
IN. Johs g. Kipp, OF No. III wass Seventeenth
street. was called for the defence, and ned that on
shs Ist instant be met Patterson on s.s corner
Of Twenty-,hird street and Eighth avenue, when
me latter asked him into . saloon 70 h.s a
drink. They then stepped into back room OF =.
saoou after which . stranger walked In and ssld ne
wanted 70 borrow $780, and 81 the same time PRODUCED
two coupons Of e36 each Of the Milwaukee ana ~.
Paul Railway Company, which he proposed 70 give N
exchange for the money, promising 70 redeem .ne
the next day ~ THAI place and give $40 or tne
use Of the monsy. Patterson advanced the money ana
took the coupons, vnereupon the stranger treated
several gentlemen present. and then lsfs the place
without even giving hs name
Tns counsel for Patterson then said that he should
oosr no further testimony and made motion that hrs
client be discharged the groand 81 insumceney Oh
evidence .. - $1,000
for tns prosecutions. oppossd the motion In 40 aoe
Argument in which be argued that there was probsoe
cause 10 suspect the prisoner Of guilty knowledge IN
the matter OF buying the coupons, and hoped TIE msss-
trsts would hold him for tr'al
Justice Hogan SAID he would carefslly read tho te't-
mony and render nis DECISION on Thursday Afternoon.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD

Pending Financial Cri.is-The Chief Hotels
Reported About TO Ciose-The Appointments
of Negroes ON the Police Recommended
The Project OF Eieciing . Black Mayer
Governor Pierpeiups Forthcoming Address
10 the People 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RIcHNosD July Q, lso7,(
Runner the street had 4 to-day that three hotels In
this city-ths Powhaian, Pollard and spottswood-ars
about being closed up sod out Neither Of the three
has been paying for some time. and even
the Exchange, which has the name OF receiv-
Ing the lions share OF Southern patronage.
was unable few days ago 70 meet BILL falling duo
on Broad street, the Bowev Of Richmond Paralytic
symptoms have attacked oil kinds OF business Two
the street either for rent or for sale. rsckons three on
Tho city territory having been extended sixteen extra
policemen we're put on duty last evening within the
new acquisition In connection with this, General
Brown, Of the Freedmeus Bureau. denied to-day the
MAYOR % Appoint half OF The ADDITIONAL force Of police
men from the negro population. He. however, advises
the step 70 be taken, a. y must inevitably come
The quarterly report OF the frat National Bank pub
lshed this morning shows It's 10 aggregate
over 500 600 consisting in part Of 900 In Unit
States bonds The profit after dsductng expenses and
mo Eraminer Of this morning believes that II the
negroes can elect black Mayor in this city they
county near Richmond a negro Ia . candi-
date for the Convention wh0 cannot write
scrap OF Governor Ferponts address to the people
OF Virginia expected In full next week. appeared in tho
Wing this morning. He gives the already published
platform OF the party, who will hold their convention
here on the LIST OF August and says substantially there
people in the STATE who regard the United States
government with hostility; others ofe the white
population who do not. and few Of the
colored, who did. He regards the republican
party as the one OF progress opposed BY another who
favor Of the conlederacy aud against the suf
fage OF the coIcred people, The object OF the call for
convention was to do away with parties and strive in
the colorcd people express desire to elect any
but honest and capable mon 70 Office, and dsciains
tue intention OF ruling those out OF the convention who
were engaged in tho rebellion. II they in favor Of
the call they are invited 70 attend.
The colorcd majority the registration lists to-day
Is two hundred and dfty. Accounts from the south
western part Of the State and valley show large majo
ties for the whites.
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ufrcAuox Or ST. JOINS SrmM rATHott .u,ses
PtHxNI.

The Catholic church At Picrmont n. Y, was. on Fun
day last dedicated ~ John BY Archbishop Mcciosksy,
in the presence OF full congregation. some 81 whom
had travelled several miles witness the ceremonies
The Archbishop Afterwards delivered the consocrat'on
sermon, In winch he sxhoucd his bearers 70 adhere
more firmly 70 the faith delivered 70 the sants
and 10 pro1s by opportunity snorasd IN having
thai COD VINO sigh 70 dwell among Zoe childrea OF
men The Archbishop per proceedcd 70 administer
shs ssersmsnt OF confirmation 70 one and hfty
chdren VINO had been undergoing acourss OF
ton FOR some weeks pssk Among those who assisted
Al the ceremonies ~sre Rev !chp vuinn pastor Rev
psvee 81 Teresa's New Yorky Rev Father rGrsnv.
4. Jsmes', New YORK. and ~, fathss hoIasny. ess-
i rssaSy 70 tns ArohbAshoR
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QUARANTINE INTELLIGENCE.

But little has occurred at Quarantine since the
HxRaLpg report Of yesterday. The ocers whose duty
Il 10 10 direct the proper fumgation OF eli detained
sells are excessively busted but their work 10 performed
with alscnty and chesrfulnsss All those sick with
fever on board the hospital ship progressing fsvor
biz. with hopes OF their ultimate recovery Twelve yes.
cells lower Quarantine tor observation and fu-
mgaton many Of which will suffer but twenty-four
hour detenton. This In their Ia bus necessary
precautionary measure they hail from infected pors.
Their namss cargoes and ports from which they sailed
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HEALTH MATTERS.
Weekly Report OF the Registrar 81 Vital
Statistics.
The following 10 the weekly report Of the Registrar Of
Vital Statistics 70 the Board Of Health -
Mrrsc vss go.nc o. III H,tIT ~,


Vital Statistics 70 the Board Of Hsath:-
MErRoroLrAn BOARD o. HrALrH,
In tn. v... sssas S.r: New
yor. ana sss 10 5sooIfys zymoi.s dsss.:s wsrs pr:
a.. IN. ..ss me
Y e fs:s .::. s:s =:
.ss : n sssosi;n s.a ai.;sSs.i s:sss:;:.- Ss.dy
nuns.. Of children sA.. sl,d una., o. age
and los oa cen, Of The total nrookiyn, while q
ss $ Ss ssis Az Az: ss % e q:
the total 10 the latter I, was hot and damp week the
.ssrsss SSS%y being &
sSs 10 *. week
Increased %oI. sIrsrlsaosd only IN those an:
where ali these evils cosns, In ths Ninth ward
but one death in every Isso ia ths Fisenh ward siil
more ssany and r. ss ] on on. m
part Of the CITY died: but n the rir.. Fourth sixth and
ss' sa ~ and
S0pnsu % or om "
living those unhealthy distrcta The
wsrs tSs localities which the Increase O mortality mainly
sSs as ass .sss he % ps
ton needs 70 es given o. a..
places above mentioned that d. grave is Increased
as g Il: cs oss sa dS Of
lives single week, but the coming weeks will
place. Where s apt % % s.
s was: e s
mortality Of children denotes high local prevalence OF
winch determine the degeneration OF race"
great hospitals during tho Judged Of the
hospital sites not Sv the appearances the vigorous attend
BY the appearances and of wounds In the
Who tho loss Of blood and BY suherings had
been brought down TO the fer.ness Of an infant 30 10
the feebeness and sensveness OF the infant
give the OF unhsalthncss and peril IN tho
atrnos phere Of localities where epdemics breed
In the weeks returns Brooklyn Deputy Registrar Dr.
stiles jusy REMARKS that tho unhealthy season brings into
marked contrast OF mortality In the healthy and
unhealthy wards while the rate Ia the majority 10 OF
one death per thousand IN the Third Fourth, seventh
Tbireenth and Eighteenth wards the influence Of the
hardly feIL An nsPcoon q Dr. sues records
that In the Fifth, sixth. Twelfth and Sir
ts.uh wards b found local for
The sudden Of mortality In that city In both cities
tho given No family should
disregard them; for csanlness ventilation and sanitary
ghout cities foresal evils
Than ali the arts Of The physician can cure.
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Mws faam SAN faanclsc,.

sAs FRANCISCO, July > 1907.
Arrived yesterday, ship Webster. from New fork ana
ship Galspt from RIO de- Janeiro The iaiter mas the
cargo OF tDs ship North Amercan. condemned ~ MO-
Tns wheat crop Of California fof 1870, ~
sscertslred, amounted 70 Twelve millions o. ousneis
Tvo hundred and nfsy thousand tons 81 whes have
cssu exported during ibs psss harvest yess, valued 81
-, 6po, 900
are mostly confined 70 the aserior; sho'cs selling a.
81 TO- 81 rs.
Legal tenders 70.
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o DiTU "A y.



By letter from Europe we appnsed 81 the deaf,
OF this gentleman for nearly twenty years the Ber
lin special correspondent OF the HnALD Mr. Lowe
born in Londos ON the 22d OF February. 1872 and
consequently in the nfy year OF bis age the
Of his DEATH When child h,s parents sent him to Rio
Janero hoping that lie mild climate would improve
constitution that bad bssn feeble from his birth. After
prolonged stay no returned homo. and subsequently,
removed with his parents the United States residing
In 81 Louis. Missouri for several years Bong unable
70 perform physical labor the deceased devoted his
hours 70 literature acquiring considerable knowi
edge In history. shnogaphy and the foreign languages
In 1Sl2 hs left the United and 70 Germany
and shortly ssr hts arrival apposatsd special
OF this paper Al Berlin he made acQuaint
anos Of Aexasdss Won Humboldt the great savans with
whom be frequently associated in literary and SOL
sntHo labors, and who ever spoke In tssms Of mach
praise Of tho abilities Of tho deceased Ia addisiou .
his connection with this journal Mr. Lowe was . oon-
tribut0r 70 the celebrated CycopBda Of Brockhaus n
Lepsc the Berlin Magazine OF Foreign Literature The
Russian Imperial Archives for scientific Information
and other prominent Europoaa publications. Az COR
respondsnt he was able, energetic ana faithful, hts
letters being always we'll written and containing largo
an asthmatio Affection, he In the early par, Of
June 70 the town Of Salzungen, Duchy Of heiningen
The change did not Afford the expected relief and aer
. distressing hemorrhage Of the lungs he expired
the 22d ultimo and buried In the q jacob Gene
terry, In the suburbs Of Berlin, TO whcn city his
had been conveyed Mr. loves nearest living relative
10 an elder and only brother. farmer, residing IN ONO
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russla, captain Coz, wsa
leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close u the Post One -
haif-past ains o'clock this morning.
The Nsw YoRK STANDARDIZATION for Europe-wt ~
ready q half pest eight o'clock this morning
Single copies Ia wrappers. for mailing, SIX ceats.
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MAILS FOR TIE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry chauncey, Captain Gray. -
sail from this port rhursday. July II. for AsptavaA
The mails for Central America and the South PaOiAs
viii close at half past ten O'Clock Thursday orniss
Tho NEW YoRK HRALDLEdition for the Pacinc-win
be ready at hhf-past nine In the NOR ming.
Single oopies In wrappssu, for mailing. six coats.
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SPECIAL rsltcaAm 70 rHs utsslu.
Prize Fight ~ Biack River, OHIO. between
Tive Light Weights Of Cleveland.
clsvElAsp, Ohio, July D. 1851,

clxvEaAsp. OHIO. July ., 1851
10 80 O'Clock p N.
AprIzs nshs occurred to-day At Black River on LAss
Era thirty ave miles from Cleveland, between two
light weight pusilisss OF this city. named Essard
seward and Daniel rogarsy. for $500 side,
vh,cn was witnessed By . considerable number Of
she fancy Of this locality Eleven rounds were fought IN
ssyv.four minutes, whsa foul bov vas given BY scw
s,d ana the nghs vas awarded rogsry Seward bow
ever proved himssH BY Tar better man having pun
si hs ausagcn'ss severely, while be espsA without
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The ESxSSEEin1 Ted,ss;HsSHnuTf .isr,o RvrxRpRrsr
THB CHEAPEST COMPLETESr AND ABLH0f %
~ THE kvENIN0 NEwsPAPERs. st
poR SALE 8vERYwasRE ie
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A-rFcE BrsE. Dise:Ior e. s; salIsc nsss
pared DR. PERRY 70 Bond street, Sold b. Ill druGgeA
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SALES o NEAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.
snooslvs,

ByA j. bescksr. 3oa 4 Co
wacott ureesaease and lss sosshsass corner Richard
siss stl Of a side zs Il ssk avs = b. ham block i
2lst o. Hosss and one lot adjoining. ....... So0
Lease Of two list and nd sta and S(h with
bulkhsad u fopt thereof 1Sooo
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The Evening Telegram.

The Evening Telegram.
A MARVEL OF JOCRNALIsTIC ENTERPRISE
rHR CHEAPEST. CVMPLBTBsr AND ABLE6r o.
THE EVENING kEWSPAPxRs.
PRICE ONE CENT.
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A Good Handwriting In Ten Lessons, as Ne
V 49, ''' ''" OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
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won the fight In q round two On the return of
the party Seward arrested b. the authorities OF the
amount Of $50. Fosany's punishment Will probably
lat hlm some time.
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BsscheIer's HaiS Dye.IThe Best u the
Qua FACTORY 81 Barclay street.
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Address Kaidenbeng a. SON, Man.fgsssrevs
Boiling. &C.. Is wai and No. 6John street.
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. DIR. Kennedy's DiarrhGa Cerdiai;-0s Bot
tie will cure every family, sickness IN health, shouh
should have bottle Of H.. For sale by DEMAS BARNES
A Co. "a Park row, and ?. O. WELLS co., - Yultoa
street N. Y Al retail by all druggists; pr ~ g.
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Elliptic Lcckstiicb, 'sewins msehIses..
First premums, lt66 no. sg Broadway. Crystal fooet
voute tension; adjustable drop feed.
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CRISIS dsro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever N Al
ufactured. Wholesale and retail; also applied ~ Ne
All
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Envelopes 81 rs FER Thonsa ndi Letter siSs1
Wholesale nnd'retai Stationary estaoishmenS
Nassau street. near Fulton J. W. ObhlkN.
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Couraud,s Poudrc subtle Uprecss HrSG
Goursud's old depot. 45s broadway. and druggists
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Frrclxles. Pimptes. Tan. Moth. Yellow. ROD
Brown Patches Flesh Worms Prlcky Heat and all sktn
Blemishss cured by GOURAUD's Italian Medcstsd sosv
A. his old stand, sS3 Broadway, and druggists.
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Rufus II. King.

This gentieras well known banker OF Albany, died
suddenly ct his residence In that city carly yesterday
morning The deceased was . native OF Ridgeaed,
Conn, and the OF officer Of the Revolution
airy army the 10 whom the capors Of Major Andre
delivered their PRISONER. When young man Mr.. King
removed to Albany, and entered into partnership with
brother in-law In the dry goods business Subsequently
he became director and President Of tho State Bank,
succeeding late Mr. Bloodgood ia the latter on.
As gentleman of strict integrity tho deceased
the confidence and OF ali who knew him. Socl-
and benevolent disposition Mr.. King married
many years ago 70 Miss lavery, OF this city, Who 70
gssher with ono daughter and three sons survive him.
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A.
Cheering facts for the bilious Every day demonstrates
clearly that Liver Complaint Ia all ~ distroesino
FORMS controlled and without difficulty OF fns
convenience obstinate dissuss but It's obstnacZ
proof against the reedia and
operation OF HoSTErrER'S STOMACH BITIERS; Taas
compes the 10 do It's duty II mus
secrets 70 uary heshfuy ths influence Of The
Their action brings back from state OF rebelsea
perfect harmony with the laws Of health. IL there
costvenes disappears there In sdeache or bAckaohen
ceases: II the skin and this whites OF the ungo4
with .nperauous bile they recover ther natural hus -
appetite gone. II returns; II the digestion 10 mpeirea,
L. restored In brief whatever the sympoms Of the co-
plant be, and whatever the phase has assumed.
cure cesin such are uniform effects Of this prep
disoAse has bean ady devsacpe1s
there 10 merely constitutional tendency
70 liver complaint may be prevented throughout nfs N
do These proven fscts and should b seriously pes
eli persons Of blieus habit New York oos. Deg srse&
A.-Legion Of Honor has been Created Upeo
chevalsrs By the Emperor: -Chevaher's Life Tor -
HafrThs recently improved article positively reseoeo1
gray hair 10 IT, original color and youthful beauty D.
ghtfu dressinG; win mpsrt le growth and strength q
the hair It's falling at Sold By ~
druggists ahcnAbs hsrdrc.sers and fancy goods dsssA
sARAHA. CHEvALIER. NJ D.. LIE Broadway n. y.
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Machines 20 Broadway New Yerk
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sI,s.i:ageh spriss ws,sr c1Es: -. Cs 3 &C..
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The EysykirIs 81 Tss,SssEs.~Ir srrc ENTERPRISE
THE CHEAPEsr, CoNPLHTEsT AND ABLKsf On
TIiE EvxNINo NgwsPAPkRs
PRICE ONE cENT.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Foreclosure Sale.

Circuit Court, County of Pierce. Jacob
Jacob Youngman and William Youngman,
executors of the last will and testament of
Christian Youngman deceased, plaintiffs,
against James B. WattersOn and Mary v.
Watterson, defendants.
DY VIRTUE of decree of foreclosure
ID made i'm the above entitled action, the
undersigned referee named in said decree will
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder,
for cash, on the tenth day of September, 1867
at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House. in the village of Ellsworth. the follow
ing described and mOrtgaged premises. to-wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter and
the northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section number fourteen. in township
number twenty six north of range number
seventeen west. containing one hundred and
forty acres of land. situate in the county Of
Pierce and State of Wisconsin.
p. d. PIERCE, Referee.
Dated July l6, 1867. l2-w6
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court. in Probate. In the
matter of proving the last will and tesla
ment of Herman Nero, deceased.
ON READING and filing an instrument
~ in writing purporting to be the last will
and testament of Herman Nero. late of Dia-
mOnd Bluff. III said county, deceased, and al
so the accompanying petition of Roderic j..
Nero. of Diamond Bluff, in said county, rep
resenting among other things. that the said
Herman Nero died at his residence, IN said
Diamond Bluff. on the 2oth day Of April. A.
ID. 1867, that said instrument is the last will
and testament of said deceased; and praying
that a day be appointed for hearing the proofs
of said will aud testament. 1t is ordered
that the proofs of said instrument be heard
before the Judge of this Court on Monday,
the fifth day of August. A. d. 1861, at ten
O'Clock 4. NJ, at his office, in the city OF
Prescott. Aud it is further ordered that pub
lie notice thereof be given tn all persons in
terested by publishing copy of this order
for three weeks, successively, prior to said
dav of hearing, in the Prescott Journal, a
weekly newspaper printed at Prescott in said
county.
WV. HowEs, Co. Judge.
Dated June 10. 1867. lO-w3
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court, in Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Peter Shannon, de-
ceased
ON READING and filing the petition of
~ Mary Shannon, of Hartland, in said
county, widow of said deceased. representing,
among other things. that Peter Shannon died
in the town of Hartland, in said county. on
the 18th day of February, 1867. and praying
that administration of said estate be granted
unto G. w. Cairns, of said county. IT is or
dered that sail petition be heard before the
Judoe of this Court at his office, in the city
of Prescott. on Monday, the fifth day of Au-
gust, A. d. 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
And it is further ordered that notice there
of be given to all persons interested in said
estate, by publishing a copy of this orGer Tor
three successive weeks, oI.ce in each week. IN
the Prescott Journal a newspaper printed in
Prescott, prior to said day of hearing.
VIM. HowEs, Co. Judge.
Dated July 10, 1867. ll-w3