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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13
[From the Dayton Journal.]
A Well Behaved Beast Excite
ment in Preble County.

L
The people in the northeast part of
Preble county, are just now having a sem
satiOn which is not at all pleasant. Runiors
were current for several days last week
that a wild animal of large size was prowl-
| ing about in the woods between Ell Dorado
and New Paris. 1t was alleged that he
had been seen by several persons who de-
scribed him as about two feet high and
| from five to eight feet long. Whether the
animal was panther, catamount, or lynx
could not be determined from the descrip-
tiOns given, as no one who was near enough
to see the varmint was disposed to remain
long enough to make very close inspec-
tion. One man declared that coming home
late, he was followed by some large animal,
and hurrying to his house and closing the
door, the stranger reared up and looked in
at the window, thus atfording full view
of the head, which resembled that of a
| bulldog. Another person, while driving
along the road about eight O'Clock last
Sunday morning, saw the creature in the
woods about fifty yards off, rearing up
against a tree. and the brief inspection
then made makes the length of>the animal
from nose to tip OF tail no less than eight
feet. OF course the party in the buggy was
not disposed to tarry long In that neigbor-
hood, and is not able to give more definite
description than is afforded by the appa-
rent length of the beast. The tracks made
Oy IL resemble those OF dog, but are
larger and more deeply indented in the
ground. i''a'
So we'll satisfied were the people of the
truth of the reports in regard to the pres
ence of the animal insthe locality named,
that on Sunday last about five hundred men
and boys, armed with rifles, were IN the
woods hunting for the unwelcome visitor.
! Up to Sunday night, the hunters had been
unsuccessful in their search.
We understand that the schools in the
section of country where the animal had
been seen, have all been temporarily sus-
pended, parents being unwilling to expose
their children to the danger of meeting it
while going to or returning from school.
We have not learned that any depreda-
tions upon stock have been committed by
this unauthenticated beast, which is sati-
factory proof that the woods afford him
abundant rations, without trespassing up
on the herds and f1ocks of farmers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13
From the DAYTON Journal.1
One Point He Could swear 4

-
A clever gentleman entered our office
the other evening, in a big hurry. ''You
remember that fine, large Newfoundland
dog of mine, don't your? every body knows
him. We did remember the burly, bushy,
how-wowing brute. and said so. swell.
SIR" he continued, somebody has stolen
hinl-would you think it!' Well, we were
surprised to learn that any one so little
compI ehended business,a as to steal dog that
would eat more every day than half dozen
hearty, rOllicking children; and we ex-
pressed our surprise. Il wouldn't take
$50 for him; and,-would you believe it /?
wife says she's glad he's gone! Now, /
want to advertise him." We placed pencil
and paper. before our patron, and he began
to write-''Stolen From the residence
lot the subscriber, street, a large New
foundland dog, named Towser. He is
black, with white spots on Here the
advertiser stuck. He admitted that, for
the life of him, he couldn't say positively
where those white spots were located.
Half of his face was covered with white
| hair, but he couldn't tell which half. One
| of his feet was white, but he was at loss
| to say which one. In fact, now that he was
cornered on spots, he had owned the dog a
| year, could pick him from among million
! dogs, and knew every hair of his honest
coat, but he was ashamed to say that
there was only one mark about the
dog which he could positively locate-he
could swear that the tip of his tail was
tohite. Finally, the advertiser concluded to
run home and see his wife, who'd know all
about it; he'd be back in a couple of min
utes; and Oft he hurried. He was back
directly. His eyes were bright, and bis
countenance9 was cheerful, and we fell
sure, before he spoke, that he had seen
"TOwser." And he broke out with
"Don't you think found my dog at home
fact! There he was on the hearth-rug
and the children were swooling him, ant
fairly going crazy over him 1.-The scound
/ tipued, ,splutteringly-..s tip of the dog
tail isn't aohitef Why, It's Us black as mi
hdt!" This was the climax to his s.comedl
Of errors" for. his hat was very ligh
drab! sf =,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13

A WOMAN named Virtue Innocent has
been fined in London for having unjust
weights.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13
of Life in Java by
.ss Wild Animals.

In the years 1862 and 1868, 269 persons
were killed by tigers in Java, 81 by croco-
diles, and 67 by snakes. The loss of life by
tigers seems even to be on the increase, lit
tie attention being paid by che Government
towards destroying them. A popular SUI
perstition on the part of the natives pre-
vents their killing tiger that has not it
self been guilty of devouring man /;
therefore they will not molest the cubs or
young of this animal. The offer of suffi-
ciently large reward might be an induce
ment to some of the American trappers to
try their skill on the tiger, and we suspect
that few years of systematic effort would
soon show an abatement of the plague.
The WORKING PEoPLE.-The Providence
Journal says the wages of the operatives
are to be reduced this week in several of
the largest cotton factories in Rhode Is
land, and that if the times do not improve,
an entire or partial suspension of work
must soon occur, by the concerted action of
the manufacturers. A dispatch, received
yesterday from Boston, announces that
notice has been posted in the mills of Lew
iston, Maine, announcing an early reduc-
tion in the pay of operatives. -.tst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13
Praying for :. Husband.

young iaoy Ill NoIristown hearu tua'
II she wouio 60 out aild pray tnree consec-
uIlVe niSiiis, tne HVSu wour. I'll nel wao sn
she Woulu marry. NOV III nappeneu Cha'
ner iatner hau youog man IN us Employ
VINO hao cois,ueraole WI anu & soo n9hol !.l m
ABOUT nun. que evehlnS nc was ous III al
apple Tree aieer lIu!t' wien !' ne iearu soihe
one praying something IKE Inis; ms;
-, Loru' VINO may marry
Inc idea popped inGo Doyies neau lena5
belng the young man hamel Chae ne @oulo
nave little sporG at ner expense; 90 hs !,
spoke IN cnanseu voice anu % saiu Doyle.
NO. Loro, not Doyle, crieu Ihe asGoh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13
Sale of the AteubenviIle Railroad
An Exciting Time-Ihe Line
,Purchased for the Pennsy lyania
Central Railway COMPANY.

The sale of that portion of the Pittsburg
and Steubenville Railroad, lying within
the State of faPennsylvania, took place at
the Court House yesterday, and attracted
considerable interest. "A few days since
we gave the particulars of the circum-
stances under which the road was ordered
to be sold, and the object sought to be at
tanned by those pressing the sale, SO that it
Is unnecessary to do more now than relate
what, ,transpired yesterday when the work
came under the hammer of the auctioneer
for disposal. Our good-humored and ener-
getie friend, Captain Harry Smithson, Off
ciated on the occasion. and, after stating
with q bid of $20,O0O from which the price
advanced rapidly to 100000, in bids Of
$1,000 each.
- There were now few scattering bids,
which brought the price up to $500,OOO,
when Mr.. w. r. Ellis, of New York. star
tied the audience by Offering S1.OOO,OOO.
Mr.. Ellis represented number of parties,
whose claims wouit have besn completely
wiped out had the Pennsylvania Railroad
been able to arrange matters SO that it
could get the 70 ID at its own figure, and
his bid, showing that he meant mischief,
caused quite furry of excitement among
the representatives of the "big'' corpora
tions who were present in force, awaiting
the result.
q After little consultation, Mr.. Howard,
Solicitor for the Pennsylvania Central, put
ON another $4,000 but was soon overtop-
ped by Mr.. Ellis, who bid $4,000, more
From this figure it crept gradually up to
81 100000 when Mr.. Ellis relieved the mo-
notony somewhat by putting it up to ST.
650000. The excitement now ran quite
high, and those who expected the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad would get the work for a
mere song' began to look any thing but
comfortable. Bids of $40. 600 each now fol-
lowed each other in rapid succession, until
81 100000 was reached, with Mr.. Ellis still
ahead.
| The figure was evidently far beyond
what the other side had calculated on, and,
though the auctioneer commenced shout
inn out ''Once, twice." &C., it was some
time before Mr.. Howard returned TO the
attack. Bids of five thousand dollars each
now followed each other rapidly until
$1,955,000 was reached, Mr.. Ellis still at
tie top OF the heap" A short pause fol-
lowed Mr.. E.'s last bid, but Mr.. Howard
| was quick to the rescue. and bid 81 900. 600
at which figure he became the purchaser
The price Obtained is far beyond what il
was thought the work would bring, but il
Iprebably not within half million dollars
Iof its absolute value. 1t will, however,
Isuffice not only to pay the claims of the
first mortgage bOndholders. but, contrary
to expectation, there will be large sur.
plus over, to be disbursed among the hold.
ers Ofthe second and third mortgage bonds
The stockholders, of course, lose their en-
tire investment, and a number of the cred.
itors of the work are placed in the same
unpleasant fiX.-Pnts6,rghD Dispatch.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13

We have the above articles of the latest styles
and guarantee prices as low as ANY house in the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13
TO LADIES.

p -
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Every lady knows the SLIGHTEST irregularity of n.
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is remedy four degrees stronger Il an the above
and intended for special cases of long standing.
'ee Price Five Dollars per Box.
If you cannot purchase the Pills of your Drug
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13
YOUNG MEN

The experience Of the past ten years has demon
strsted the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy Of
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for the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
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,5ass YOUTHFUL INDlSCRETION,
which. neglected. ruins the happiness and units the
and often termipa ates in an rntimely grave. Make
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u They are entirely vegetable, and perfectly harm
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uifdirections and q treatise on toe consequences
eend eure. Price One Dollar. Beware of counter
feits If You cannot procure them of your Drug
gist send the money to DR.. JAMES BRY AN. Consult
ing Physician. eIs Broadway,. New York. and they
will be sent by return Of mail. free from observa
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13

Tucl<er's, Jones and DeCamP's
Patent Spring bed Bottoms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13
C. DUCREux'S PATENT
For Instantaneous Detachment of Horses
from Carriages. -. -LIl-ll

THIS INGENIOUS AND VERY USE
full invention. which has been patented in the
United States France and England. is now offered
by the subscriber to the pu lie, feeling assured
they will find it, upon examination, one of the
greatest inventions of the age.
Prominent among its advantages are:
FIRSr-The facility with which horses may be
hsrnessed to or Embarrassed from Carriage; also,
rendering it unnecessary for the person unharness
ing to pass between behind the horses is Gus
tomary. thus avoiding any liability of being kicked.
SECoSD-In case of horse falling. he may be
loosed rom the carriage in second without the
driver leaving his seat. 1t is simple in its oper-
alton that a child can work it. Fl
THIRn AND GREATEST In case of horses taking
fright, becominl unmanag able or running away,
the terrible consequences which SO frequently fol-
low may all be av -ited by this simple application
to arriages. as the ho ses car be loosed from Ms
Oarringe I'm a t,oinhling." and the Carriage as
quickly and SAT ly stopped.
Mr.. {. DUCREUX gave several public exhibit
tions. The great favor and praise manifested by
the public on these occasions. Is one of the evil
dences OF popular appreciation of its merits.
Terms may be known and orders received for ap-
ply ing the patent to Car iages, purchase of State
g. DUCREUX, Patentee,
oct29-d3m 90 Elizabeth street, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-13

COMFORT A n ID
CURE FOR THE
,hUPTURED.-Sent
postpaid on receipt of
10 cts. Addre g DR..
'E. B. FOOTE, (au-
thor of Medical Com :
mon Sense. = Book
400 pages, 81. so. sent
by MaiD, No. ll0Lex
'ington Av., cor. of
East 2sth ST., n. Y.
The New York herald., 1867-04-09
OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CON.
NIPINY 40 Wed ThirIiefh streef-

OPANY. go West Thirteth street,
To the Stockholders Of the Hudsos River Railroad Com
meeting hsld shs day passed the following preamble
an3 Ss Of The comn.nv :. .ens
Of .ach s.Ocihods called by the Director. Company
ns manner M IT. y w. s1d hsd e. % s once M o. inc
han h. al ia
holders suthorxe and sanction the Of the capital
.s
the same hereby increased to the amount thirteen
nine hundred and thirty seven thousand and four hun
Resolved stock transfer books Of this company bs
eosed the 10th day Of April Instant and that the psons
shall severay on before the 5th day Of April instant
be entitled TO subscribe at the occ Of the company No 20
s e a' % e ~ y. Il g.
stock shall be fifty dollars share, payable - foows
Eivs dosrs per share @ on sSs 18Th ass o. Ny next
Five dollars per share on the 18th day Of June next
Five dollars Per share The ssS day q xususs nert
Five dollars par eharc the Ntftay OF September
n d
paid, full paid stock shall be issued.
isncs g sncpas psynsn their money Tor any number or
lnstalmens will received but win In any
b allowed nor viii he stock bs isaued until the Sh day Of
Resolved That sockhodsrs failing 70 sabsorbs ON or -
several IS they seyeraly bsgcms duslwl6s
all right ne additional stock and win b deemed 70 hsvs
Rssclved Tt. ihe may be MADE % hs addi
tcr,l @ stock ether 70 person Or 6y sosnsy scrg ecsps
be pressa,ed st a e he payment o. any q ths sub
sna 8 ss sacsiisd % sAs Issue q iis sdiE
p.sss dss!.. ssss..s q, ...sa
hfyiour srs sitIs tins q nskius Sislr snS
J ~ spdsr or esd ssss esy s-s e ~ A
- O. G. CIARHE. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1867-04-09
New YORK. TUESDAY 8, TRIPLE SHEET.


J ---~- RA1 A1OA0 fseAtt - i
A coNrAxY Has R4cHxrLY HIM vORM1D IN
"a 1m Uy land cAArter gAnted) for the purpooo Of
Uanufncturng on iaroe scale LA1ies Lace and Fanoy
0oods and Ladles and Gents Furnhhins oo1s every
variety started on the basis of esahshsd busineSs
sSs prcenisss q he cspt ga Already bssn saSscrbsd.
Ars eaAs opportunity particulars and svsry opportu
nity foS yn b given BY addressing sssrsy
A n A0gKssNKNr OF Sls IN GOLD PER SHARE
"A has been levied By the Bclcher Silver Mining Company
Delnquent April 1o sile May H. We prepared 70 trans
mia anounts due By knstsrn stoohhcldsrs
April Q lsG. Asenss Bank California, S. Pine street
"A n BROADWAY, e..-
Issue Bin Of Bxchange London Paris Germany Swift
SerlAnd Ros Elorencs and Lehorn Also lettcr6f intro
ductxon 10 Messrx Lhsrbeue, Kane Co., Parts 4
HITIzENs SAVINGS BANK. = u ~ .Aet L -
Stx Per tnserssa fBee from TAI. ptr~ slAe E4
Sums from ~ 70 okoD reeeHvedMa : -sa-.a - Il.
Money depossd before Apri - win bear interest
uom April j. A4e1sA Araq 1881 - :. :. II
-DIvIDEND SAVAGE SILVER MTNIN0 COMPANY
eco shsrA payable sh instant y Eo colin less ex
n =" CITY RAnRoAD srOCKs AND BONDS s
IN ALL THE FIRST CLASS COMPANIES;
Paying large dividends at lew rates for investments BY
Stock Broker and Auctioneer, - Pine street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

IL X III
sIL 3, lse7.-TRIPLE SHl
nons.s. cAnslxens, %: -.
Z. .sS.S sHs - :: a sI;: isS
Fs.s. nA..As 10 Ys:.sl1 VIZ ss5os!s sRalel fS
!! Z: I! -: -: 4; -: ;;s: 81 E -;
SPEnD:asg.on SALE u. g SHssrsyI nAsE: IA nxnDs; %
ssa sss sssaS Sun xSsy Z Z = Sss sSs ~ ssss
E Ess s: y.oSss q: AZ. @ xa
no BE SOLD ogsAp OR HxcHAHoHD ron HORSES
inquire Il c.s :ss s
q Mashasion A. - .-- - ~ sasaa -. ~
no Lar-.PAHr or 4 rsryATs srAHEz Axp Room
.. Tassis q wss T.ssSs sir :ss - -
To LRr-A BRI6K STABLE, IN wRsr RLRvRxrH
;s i's''
TO Dosrcss AMP crznss, :, sycE SALE, AN xxe-
shafts and poles s % crsr never used 6ers i no. sSs
T.sa .s Y soa.S so's Sy ss sslasn' p's7 ''As w'
Top BUGGY --Av ELEGANT NEW SHIFTING TOP
i Buggy wiie ess0d asa bargain Apply a % Monroe
WANTED TO Bur 4 AoARRrAoE HORSE. ADDRESS.
W with particulars and pries boz xo Herald Office
$50 .n 9ss 20 !:.. s.S .1sss y. s,.
sa issss:..: 90: :yis. &ssy
@ Sos Ss. i.sS: .ss: a''''' Pony 70 hands,
clio -soRRRL MARE, 9 YEARS, Is HANDS,
os sosnd and srd hssvy Siss t0:I sso brown
%15O a LIGHT X .JAceER rsorrlSe WAGON.
$ seen = y. .s.bls.; 1siw :trsss ns.r SsodoSss
@15O WILL BUY GOOD TOP GROCERY WAGON.
yiCO in good order. Inquire at Sol Eighth avenue. in
COPARTNnRsHIPs.
A PARTNER wANrED-To TAKE AN INTEREST IN
cent ns and Is r %
A PARTNER, IN PROFITABLE, LIGHT BUSINESS
= m ing y steady income 70 satisfactory person
BELL Ess.ss ocss ios sixth avenue near Ninth
s sss
Claus ofthe city q Brcoklyn E D. under the firm OF Fries
The business win b. continued At the corner Of Forest
b. A' CLAUS
9s sI 4sos Il HEEssr III. as
dissolved oy tho retiring shsrsroT q ASsshsm rASs9n
fpn s .,Sr.s 10 n..,... a. N. IA. A., :, ror,o
asd vi = ssI;!spsd y ,Ss esasrsnsd
N.w Yoss .H Ap.ii q lsa. 's = 'a'ry street.
1rorTcr Is H7krny c1vrN TE1r Tuv cop1rr.
nersSp hersssssss eSstWssn he nsSss snsd.
sS q v mus conssn ri doSs Sas o. On sne
w..v,..... -. .,..:s..,.. -. 80 4 ssssHHNEFN,
DzE7sRs.-AN ACTIVE AyD 1yrEIIia7Sr : fouSo
.s = - ssss .,ss e sss Vim Il !.
ncnsrsss sss' oss;ssss sssss sss sts e WITH but i
se.s g :.s:a.s.: :ss: xsa.s:s
PAsTxs.sE, swzErnD @ ,.;s srSciAL Oh AcrIvz-Tns
::ss.ia ss:ssa q ls.: ~: q: A. s::I s.S
ssssnss kssnS = se q sss ron So q . Fun
nS re- 49, M ana ss = ~ Ss o
rood msaufssturns business Just sSsxSisSsd, With
ssl'il ana SsShY Is ~so.y y
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ss5:si..: = -: 80
sfs h e nAs AZ wlna SSS sc:
drs. Owner: Hsrsld o0ss
WAxrEp-A ycysc sUrcHER WITH 600 OR ss,o.
Butcher: Herald oa1ss: FOR three a.y. -
WANIEp-A PARTNER IN WELL EsTAbLISHED
CURED CIV sL0W PARTICULARS % 7ls Sixth avenue, FOR
tnree osys
80 = ~ ,,,,r..r - !. xcc,> =. v,vc ,r.r.g.,
VQ00 TO INVEST ~ GOOD PAYING BUSINESS,
oven and required No agents or patsnt right men need
al un~.i I,Ht~
.eor N =. - ., - ae.-.1 o1N o.eo.
mon0 WILL, BUY HALF INTEREST IN A PHOTO.
He6(JU sranb calerv and vev businsss bnIvd;ng ana
wagon Included; new hand Willing 70 learn and take
-0un. ,s-no", !" ..'e'-s... oouay.Ne- 1or-. 49,
A rnn -PARTyrR WANTED A srRApy NAN
SOUU. NAV call and sxsmine a neat. honorable and
gGon'ao's manufacturing business - Duane street. top
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The New York herald., 1867-04-09

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-09-24
ESTATE OF MANION.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, !. Grant County Court
Grant County, s" September Term, 1867
In the matter OF the Guardianship of James A. Manon
and John NJ. Manion, minor heirs Of John Manon
deceased
appearing to the satisfaction Of this by the pc
tion OF John Woodward, the general guardian of the
persons and estates If said minors that it is necessary
and would be beneficial TO the said minors to sell their
real es ate.
t is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
the said real estate appear before the Judge Of his court
at the court house in Lancaster in said county Mon
day the 18th day OF October A. D. 1867 at one o'clock
in the afternoon of said day to show if they
may have why license should not he granted TO said
guardian to sell said real estate.
And it is further ordered that notice of said appca
ton and hearing be given to all persons Interested in
the said estate by pub shing copy of this
order for four ~ weeks once in each week
in the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper print
ed at Lancaster in said county, prior to said dav OF
hearing BY the Court
lA-4t WM. McG0N1C Al.
Dated September = lSG7 County judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-09-24
SHERIFF sALE-t5AnNER / BAnn.

county ot Grant. 5 IS, Wisconsin.
Charles H. iagrase plaintiff against John A. Gafnsr,
and John Barr DESCENDANTS.
ny yirtac judgement a. foreclosure anu order OF
sails rendered aud made in the above entitled action
dated the htth dag OF August 1862 and By the dree-
ton az the plaintiff attorney, VIII offer for sale and
Will ssh Al public auction % t,c highest bidder i9r
cash at the front door 81 the courhoust the village
OF Lancaster, ttrant county, Wisconsin, the 9th day
oiOctober 1867 at clock, r. NJ. that day the fol
lowing described real estate to wit
The west half OF south west quarter of the southwest
quarter OF Section nineteen 40 and west half Of west
half of northwest quarter Section thirty (30all in
Town three 90 Range four a. west ia Grant County
Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the judgement in
th4 amounting 10 two hundred and two aud s.
l0eths dol AIRS S202.3Sl besides interest and costs.
Dated Sherif1s Once Lancaster, Wis, August 20 lS6
W Z. DEWEY j. T.. cox Sheriff.
Plaintiff Attorney. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-09-24
IGSrAIE OF Man EAAN.

STATE u NlseqAalS, Grant County Count,
Oiant oeunty, sept IerH 1901.
rresent Nn.. Me0unisal, County lndge.-ln the mat
tie estate 81 bernar Jonn AianeiaIi, uecetas,
0a reading and hlina thp petition OF Bernard Cor
ne isen executor 81 the t N ana testament u said
esed representing among Other things thai lie has
uy administered saa estate and praying that q time
ana place he hAea lot eAai4nins 0na allowing a at
count 81 nis iniafailuhi ana ASST lAg lie esue
Of eald cslAge " the heirs aw ot tae said Bernard
john Ma4enan, deeeaaed
At Is uaetea, th#t sAtu Application te Heard et1Ye
the Judge oI tii4s eenii, tne fiuhate Oinee ~
NV easier said cau3itsi on Iacsas, The sti aay Of
n.t bs, u iae, ai one 0cloek ~ tAe afternoon 81
said day;
And il Il further ordered that motto Of said appliet-
nn and hearing he given 10 all persons Interested h3
publication % copy Of this order iog three successive
weeks, once la each week in the Grant County Hsrad
Weeby newspaper printed Lancaster, in said conn
a. prior 90 Sad tliy OF hearing.
MN. McGOAI1Ai. County Judge.
sepAmher 18TH. 1867. Ia.9M