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New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
.W-Y0RK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
Pa,,eaRer Staten York ard 70
ave KHtTanes ca Tventy -ssFeniAst
TRAINS LgAyR NEW.YORX

IkAINb LFANB NBWs1UkA -.
Fer HG1ss Bridgeport 100 500 (sIl nNI N, ms
<R1.l 400 (Exl = IS %. % (Ex.l m- ..
For Milford sta'iord FAsh SOShPon. and wss'p"h a" IL"
a nj atS, A3op m 49,. .,.y ,
For Eors.a Too 500 gLb 800 lL3at n l2IS Il aoiirS
-. Ss.r Dsrsa- 100 800 iiso 4 r.; aEs GD.s s0Hn
For stamford zoe aoo lkIl 500 ll2oA I2s tkIl AN !"
(Rrl 3t5 4 % (Er y 40 SO - SOP (Bvl p N. as
Por Grssuwirh intermediate 100 Se ilN ~ A|
~ W. ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
For BOstoa via Sprn TtsA. 500 N. (EIl 400 (EIl ao
Tor Boston via Shore Lire l1l5 (KIl, 40 "a
FOr Hartford isd spasEssh sOoI (EI 1i' 3~ tsrh ="
Yer Comedies, River R.lrssd 400 CEIh hsp Nos
veal, 400 D. N. % H0TtAanDtoa ,.n
Fer HArtfofd Pouespss Aad Fshkl Railroad d~ lkhl
Fsr N.- H.ys S'uLssdOa and stsainEos Rr'aa a -
For Cssl Railroad laIsp n to EOr,Aanpsos
. FOR Housatoaie Railroad, 600 O. -. 400 n
Nor RauEatuek Railroad, AGO o., 10 p
Por Danbury aud Horwalk Rsir0ad, 100, 80 L. tNta
CoHnsdsss sleeping Csn attached 70 400 n,a uoyr s,,l
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

4. \ MAAsuALs oYytcg T. ID. oT PENNsILvAAn,}
PniLADELPHIA, May 5, 1868 )
UNHIS is TO GIVE N0TICE-1hat on the
la d,v D. Warrant 10 BaBkuntcy lssael
sg M Estste of WILLIAM CALLAHAN of Philadelphia In the
Cnpv al Of Peuusylvana Who has been ad
Judged penou that the payment Of debts
property belonging such Bankrupt 10 him or for
the transfer Of property by hm forbidden BY las
Creditors o said Bankrupt "a their debts
and 10 snees bis Estate viii be held Court
AZ sn kptey holden Wauntst PHILADELPHIA before
McMICHAE Register the 10th day Of Mav A. D.
1853, kt u O'Clock p G. bLLhAkEk,
InyT iaW3ETh u :. Marshal, /" Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

Situations &lnttS. 1lalts.
AN intelligent YOUNG GENTLEMAN will
a accoHpanv family 20 EuoTe VALET tfaygng ompu
oai Thoroughly familiar With The details of rarel kssuce'
TRAVELLER Box No. is lubuue Ohee.
A SITUATION wanted by respectable Young
~ man PORTER r store NIGHT NAltHhAN abb. and
work veil IscomacIlc AiFJ 10 a. D. AALN
No. 6l3 West fory ertth-st
THE NEWSPAPER PRESS-Wanted, by
thoroughly taael nd ooTPesi rsEsPapef nae -
Address r. " sANrOS, Ohio kspo.iay' Cauon, ole
TNO BEEKEEPERS.-A young man wishes
SITUATION ahofe IL oeuysui ui ne cutu ofils ltllsi
everything connected address for ur dss bkkhktFth
No ~ East Tseifbst. Cp.
NVANTED-A SITUATION in "a frst-class
w Wholesale house either sa1fy comlsson o.
has slsan In Other ar ~ goods
Large favorable the Wet asd good uU references
address SALESMAN, Boz No. rs Tribune Ofce.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. -

n SPRING AkRANGBMBN1S-AHANGEO OF IlNhs
Leave Janesshp;
for GreeapOrt and all Ssystshsas ese'gt Wtos I'e
souBecng with trains Glen Cove and HenpHcd
II EOrhpOt trains aud ell stations esorPt WI
low Tree.
Up "a Express train for RTerhesd aal for Gesupo sAruE
DAYS ONLY. - ..... .
At Mbeola trains foT Hampstead aud Gea Cove. t
$50 North lsp passenger tr.n and AL Naysiaiiors
Train Hunters Point for Northpo ats
ARRIVES Hunters Point At Se5 To tals sn,e Apr -
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
Notirs Of sSlnhruptp.

IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT COURT of
gEW fRgSKY u-At Brunswick the 2lst day Of April A. d.
ls Tive gives notice bis appointment assignee
WILLIAM MYERs Ctv Of Railway Couny Of Uon aud
state NeNJersey within said District who bas heen augd Bank
- RODT NJ. BOGGs, ASSIGNEE
To the CreIi,ors Of The B,nkrurt "A law 3w III
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-11
Reply to Mr.. Blakeney's Letter, Answered.
NO. ".

NO. ".
DUNKIRK, N " March &c. 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN: find paper the 28th instant pro-
fessed reply my first letter it appeared in your issue
of the 2Sh January last This reply is without the
of its author but bears the accidental nom de plume of
dalgo" wherewith must be content.
This correspondent has made the mistake of taking up
the point to which the remarks in that letter directed
He speaks of the aW of the Irish people. spoke of
their u but of their readiness and its Nobody doubts
the peoples good will to freed from oppreson they have
given proof of it in the many abortive attempts made
carry out But all attempts of the kind having ended in
disastrous failure became persuaded that the
these failures the true object to which the attention of
good and true should henceorh be turned that when
found if found it could be- the remedy might be APP
Piled AS reading Ireland Indictment against England
and over always and forever the thing
is waste it stirs up sympathy-does good.
The worlds verdict against the criminal England-has
long since been rendered. nothing remains but the punish
ment and when this cannot be inflicted, the of the
failure should be sought for Governmental abuse
binary and removable evil all governments will abuse when
they have to deal with people that lack the power of
cessul resistance When resistance is impossible the
Of this is the true object of inquiry.
thought and every days reflection the subject only
confirms my opinion that the of Ireands weakness is
to be found in the religious teachings to which its people,
for generations back have been exclusively subject feel
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-11
GENERAL CORRESPOND DEN cE.

Editors in reply commendations and some obec
tons respecting the latitude allowed writers in the General
Corepondence of this journal have state that their jpdg
ment the important of the objects which
they ought to accomplish is to allow honest and
and universal liberty without let hindrance Of kind We
utter opinions in the Editorials they are true or
opinions the Correspondence they favor
If they neither such towards slaves
fear their full and free We columns to all
ton of opinions of all shades be found in other Journal in
America We have makehat correspond
ents will condnse their remarks is not and
The less commentator of middng good the better
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-11
st. Patrick's Day in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, March 90 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: presume your readers will be very much
interested know how the national holiday celebrated
in this place
WE'LL then spent the day and celebrated gIoriousy
with banners flying drums beating and with all the other
ct ceteras usually displayed by who all their
power and give vent their long penup feelings in single
yearly ouburst of patriotism And some of too spent
the day quietly enough and sadly.
phe thought ofbeing exes, without country to call our
the best of banished imprisoned and hanged
daring to appear men, the thought of all this and more
too made some of feel sad Besides too the hard winter
just passed through has left many people without heart
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-11

God speed, then, its mission,
And hasten the hour
When true men shall feel
That, I" in union there's power"
And, hand clasped in hand
Strike for Erin again,
And sunder forever
Cursed Tyrannys chain.
John, brothers, join, etc. HI. M.
, 1868-02-28
70
over

over
miindZGSte BreUe D FrederikStedS P0Stc0ntoir.
Charly Adams, Ruth Adams, Rosalin
Adun, Rebecca Arndal, Daniel Andrew,
Ella Armstrong, Mrs. B%arentzen, Rosa
Barine, Louisa Batelle, Francisco Bateste,
Antonio Belisario, Mary Brunstorf, Mary
Jain O'Carril, John Carly, Rosa Castine,
Mary Civil, Adelaide Conner, A. Christian,
Ann Coopman, Mary Gull, Daniel Chri-
stona, Cathr. Christoffer, Ann Donegan,
Ann Downing, Mary Ebbis, Rebecca
Emery, Mr., Emmand, L. Ezarone, A.
Francis, Chariot Francis, Patience
Franclin, Mrs. Fredricks, Angelina Fred
ricks, Henrietta Fredricks, Mr.. Fritzborg,
Mathilda Goswell, Anna Hansen, Hester
Hansan, Julia Hassel, Dina Ratchet, Sus.
Hatchett, Sammy Hoyliger, John Hoys-
prigd, Peter James, Peggy M. James, Jane
Johaist, Louisa Joseph, Mary Irwin, Chit.
Krauser, Johanna Lois, Elizabeth Manuel,
w. Miller, VIM. Minders, Sarah A. Molloy,
Eliza Muller, Tbs. Munday, Mr.. M. Ok
holm, Mrs. Oval, A. Pantorselle, Louisa
Petersen, Maria Petersen, G. A. Philip,
Diana Plasket, Margr. Plasket, Maria
O'Reily, Anna r. Rogers, Chs. Samuel,
Martha Saunders, Mr.. F. Schuster, Miss
Segritere, Mr.. Semsen, E. Serune, This.
Shelton, Mr.. J.. Stephen, Chr. Thomas,
Henrietta Thomas, Walkers Hill, James
Wrecks, Dothia Whittry, Cathr. Williams,
Mrs. G. O'Kel. Williams, Ane Christ. Will
liams, George Williams, Maria Williams,
Tina Williams, Susanna Williams.
Miss Mary Margret (Pepgebrev).
, 50 q N%
, 1868-02-28

O~ AAAo ~ hLE >
PUJHIS Society, which confines it's bust
q ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, l%abouring in the same
field, can offer. lis scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate 10 provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
Gent 10 create large surpluses, out of
which ReverSionary Bonuses, averaging
p per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 81 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required 10 assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life
, 1868-02-28

Assurances of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
anysum from 100DollarS to 1O,0 OO Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Halt
yearly or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment Of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members. after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH,
agent.
, 1868-02-28

UIRS. CAROLINE BRUMWELL re-
A quests, hat all indebted TO her will
come forward and settle their due &C
counts, beforethe end of April, after which
time she will be absent, in Europe.
She also takes this opportunity of re-
questing those to whom she is indebted
to send in statements of their accounts.
st. Croix, goth February 1863.
, 1868-02-28

The LIFE BONUS Of this Company, at
last valuation, August, 1868, averaged 46 per
cent of the Premiums paid, in some cases
rising to IS, 70, and even rs per cent. Sub
stantial benefits have therefore been conferred
on its Assurers, and as the Life Liabilities
are valued on the principle of net Premiums,
assuming only 3 per cent. interest-(Me outside
expenses cAargeade to the Life Department
for the General Management Of the Company
being specially limited By tie Deed Of Settlement
to 10 per cent Of tie net Life income)-there is
every reason to expect equally good Bonuses
in the future.
FIRE AND LIZ POLICIES ISSUED BY
F. B. GRIFFITH, Agenk.
, 1868-02-28

Va EFT bekiendtgj0res herved, at Reparti-
I'D tionen i THOMAS COOPER'S og
tidligere abode Hustrues Bo vii bIive
fremlagt i en- Skiftesamling, som vii blive
afholdt paa n@vnte 30 Onsdagen den
1ste April d. A.
Christiansteds Skifteret, den lode Fee
bruar 1868.
C. SarauW.
, 1868-02-28
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE :

No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRlDGETowN, BARE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15

OK all but the financial questions. "
SAYS the New York Times. The Dem
ocratic platform Is Janus faced - here
1t j honest in Its dishonesty" But
the construction put by the New
! ork World on the financial part OF
the platform 5 tEe direct opposite to
that n which the New York Tines
and is Chicago namesake agree
The Void, i,ai.c:ziug the words. saws
The Democratic party : pledged
By the platform 10 appreciate the
Ereen5acNs % par and use them for
the payment Of that part % the pub
lie debt which : no. by express pro
vision q the law due IN coin" And
50 sav Chase. the woul6-oe-ucmine e.
and Seymour. the actual candidate.
But the Chicago TGulzs declares. IN It's
New York correspondence, that the
platform i .'empAatica-.v Ereen5acll'
ana that the minority IN tie commit
tee wl0 were IN favor Of paving the
bonds II gold yielded gracefully, ana
IN is editorial co3Gnns. that the
platform SAYS the Eve-twentv bonds
ought 70 b redeemed IN greenbacks.
and tina, the work Of REDEMPTION
ought to be commenced immediately. s.
Did Mr. Facing G1th-vavs frame
this part q the platform a well IS
the rest q =, or did he not p C3to9-
60 Tr15aas.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15

- 40 CONSTRUCTED IEE PLATFORM
The New York Tribune invites a.
.--tEoa 70 the aateceEeuts Of some 4
ca= members q the comuItte that
constructed the Seymour platform.
Among them were Wade Hampton
an original secessi01izt. who was
among tae Erst % enter the war AMI
among the lasl 70 leave il. refusing
u Submit even zf-er the surrender Of
his superior cztceC-Joseph Z John
SON Wn. Preston, Rebel General
Of Kentucky. who went into the war
Tor secession though his State remain
i IN the Union: Barks3ale. rebel
general q Mississippi; Lan-5on. 4
rebel editor Of Louisiana: and Bah
cock. Speaker Of the lower house OF
the re5al legislature OF Virginia Is
= not : little cheeky for men fresh
from the attempt TO DESTROY the gov
eminent. men from whose hams are
hardly vet washed the visible stain OF
the bleed she'd n that attempt. men
who share n the infzuv q The bar
barities Of Andersoavi-Is and Sails
bury, 70 undertake 70 prescribe the
policy tast sha-l. control the amin
istr1tior o. the ccurc-v7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15

The ELECTORAL CoLLEGE.-The fol
lowing bill for counting the electoral
votes for President and Vice President
has passed both Houses of Congress.
ana Is now n the hands Of P-esiden.
JOHNSON:
R=ss}rsi, d.. That none Of the States
whose inhabitants we're lately n rebellion
shall Is entitled % be represented n the
Electoral College for EAe choice q President
and Wee President u the United States
nor shall Electoral votes De received or
counted from any Of such States unless al
the time prescribed By lAw fer the choice Of
Electors, the people Of such States, pursuant
20 the acts o Congress IN that behalf. shall
hare. since The 4rh 1ay q Marcia 1857. a1og-
ted = constitution Of State governments IN
der which 3 State government shall have
been organized. and snail be n operation,
and unless such elections shall have been
held under The authority q such constitution
aud government. and such State shall have
also become entitled 70 be represented IN
Congress, pursuant 70 the acts Of Congress
IN that behalf. P-0-iLzd. That nothing here
II contained shall be construed 70 apply 70
2nE State ~l5ch vas represented II Congress
On cLe +.a Of March, Is67.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15
How Faux BLsrR cor rHr NoxI-

How FRANK BLAIR cor TIE NoNI-
SA7ToS.-The following extract from
letter written bv FRANK ?. BLAIR
while the New York Convention was
IN session, explains why he was
nominated fer the Vice Presidency !;
There IS bat enc way 70 restore the gov
ernmeat an5 she constitution, and that Is
for The President elect % declare the recon
Structiou acts nall and void. compel The
s-r1v To undo is usGrp2ilon> az the South /,
5lSosrse the carpe.-oAs State governments ,
slluw the white people 70 1e-o-SAa3ze their
State governments ana elect Senators and
Representatives
We must restore the constitution before We
can restore the anznceS, ana - % ta}S We
must have President who Viii execute the
wiII Il the people . srzasss.a.- ss.-5 ~ as.
III s-ya.7s.-1s1s.< q Congress, kae&-a az ~
cosss.y4c.s5s4 l.esS-
l wish e stand before the convention On
this isSas. bc. i i one which embraces ey-
erysAlng elSa thzt : Of value = lis large
s2o comprehensive results
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15

TIKI CLASS C.-B ot N=w Yo-S
City composed S. conservative Dem
oerats ana : tsr Republicans q The
conservative stripe, has, since the
nomination 81 SEYMOUR. resolved =
support GRANz and CoLEAx. 3 j:
vii be with al conservative men.
SEYMOUR and BLATR VII receive the
votes of ultra Democrats and COPPER
heads. bt, not OF the conservatives of
either PARTY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15
I PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

N TIE MATTER OF TFE ESTATE or DAVID
FINN. deceased.
o. reading I'D Eiz-- The uetis5oa q Panels Ne
Gam representing s157E ct=r t1ius thz- Il has = v
-scs-sl sal esfzts, and praying thz: tine and
pla1s - EEs f1r examining and alLsu5rz IS zc-1c-t
r n a-rlE-s-zrl1ltl Is ordered thzt sid account
c= sxaEli-s1 = me Judge q tEls Cpzrr On th= 7th
dzy O. september -ext ensuing. tEz Csz-- House in
tE= village = Do5-ev5.l=-
Al q farther ordered thzt --tf-s thereof :. z~-
s1t0 al Fs-s11s interested ~ gabszsluz copy o.,
stss order three successive weess --s- = sid day
C hsarl1. n Inc Aiz=-sI P1i-t T-znz1e = weekly
newspaper cirlrEsr5-E il sd 1Cz-t~
D4fe- Jzly 3. I,s.-
ALEX WILSON, Cou1.r Ju5ze,
5aFv .s-srzs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15

+ = see C that date:
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alaynansu7orz = g - =
thrice refused - 0@---- 80 : : T.
nation f. -. - % = :
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S=--c--s nomination
= : ne .l@1-lea- tEIciz which vas
- Successful II played 10. many v-a-s
go % secure = M Seymour tle
--=-----4t-r D11- nation -o- Governor
If 1z- withdraw ne vas nj II
~ -za- --s rs friends thought. II
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F-- II Is --E--- = .-= ms. c-c-ce
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15
-1EF -E-T-
IN PRoBATELowA COUNTY COURT.

N The MATTER OF THE ESTATE or ErSRy
LESAHA> deceased
On rsa1i-E z1i Eizug fh@ petition = Cztha-it- =
LzSz-- zcE-EzzSsrz-rEL G $40 estate -=prss@-r7-
z111E 1-h=r fE1Es Eaas sl= has fzsty z5ai1is-
SD es-ate AID pFzEE that tzzs az Place Dc fixed
e sNs--l-szE AT sasi-g hs- = -=r admin
-zrz-5J1 = Is ordered that sad scco-t examined by
Ire Judge = tkl= EczrT ne IN Car Ct SEPTEMBER
1fss ezsz-z. 1he Cent House = tie village of
d. E=EE5E@. II sd coz2ty-
A6 Z s. farther a-6==1 that uzhI51 -oEIcs thereof
ElT=C a. 1srs1-s later ssts1 II r-o IsE-- c1pv
- his order fa- tEr=@ vea 1rc-
cay = a=zEz-- r rEz ME1srzl Pctzr Tr1zz-4
1=wx74z-- circulating L szi1 cczzty
Rsisd JAY ), -S5-
ALEX WILSON, Coz1t- Jzd..
5ziv -S-3-l4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15


s5-s c, section o-e q chaTs- l-z q ne laws q -5
-, Stzte Treasurer
Proposals 70 Re enclosed zfh guaranty ard ce-sfa-
c@ts sealed and endorsed - Proposals Er5rrf--
al delivered q mailed % th- -c~etarv az <+s-e
Mad 81. isc1s IN. ia who's ca-ze hey = II rsrzs51
ra.N Ae Is day 6 -az1s- ISIS 4. = n g-rl--- -
sac saF the t6s wil - publicly cr-z=d ar5 rfe cor
tracts 2Tz- ed by ths Cc--r-5ssgrzs FOR letting
l1 sEs- ee accepted, VII - F-szr=5 =5-E- ser l1e5
Gays @tz@- the sCsp q BIS CT thar ga ~rs~r
i--l- = hereby Qr-scr1e6 b. the Comm ~
Eaa= @-1 enter gl-1 obligation With god ans 80
c5-i slE=+iss Il TIE e thirty thslszus 5oIEs-=
e4.] e perform re s-rTces r-cuf-ef a. - 49,
p LHlz &1Tzrfz sen1@rt. and according % Fzx r. 49,
ft[ : e require thzz ali orders F1r rrs-r5- ~ -
lELsl -az=l &C. binding and materials r-sLe .~1-
80 SECRETARY q STATE, Il executed --ua-rrfv- a-5 ~
tL0E require ID D general statute be cg-7rtea5 49,
1~t s7f=1 EH1 ne tine required by the sssf1..-. ~
-eCfi1z such printing 80
I1ST7 Ezai - expressly reserved n sr= -
ss q re Legislature 20 al,sr REGAL O. an-er5 A.
t-% 70 z Iafcs- or which nav hereafter h zn.--as
11fccle s1y part5cd AZ ksui CT azznfztv q r-f-.7
@l- - contract I'll distinctly F5r.h 49, -,
--s 80 . - c1ltrScrcr any n o. r---7
'7s - P214--@zlo- OF Inc lzxs n a=zspa-.-
c2E+l44. or q any O6cisI notice zsve--i.a- = =
coEocaIes-s9n Of any kind directed bv rsa-e 81 -
- t-rl-Ta Laws of ls1, ae uz5.Es3 II - = ~,
zeal STATE Pz-=-~ therein 1s--z5 - - "
@7- g A--12.21, ~ ms e 6sv .. Jane 1855
LLCllo FAIRC I'D Cov---o-
L6g- ALLEN, Ssc'y q sax
CHAs- Z GILL At.'y Gear
Sosrs q Commissioners fo- le<,s-x oo-trs-= -,- -.
- 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-15
Aer Adrertise NJ Ems.
II PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

~ The MATTER or The ESTATE OF MARGARET
FLYSS, deceased.
On reading ard sling The petition q Francis Nc1an-
Representing. 2zc1E ether th51-s that - has s-Ytv
administered 81 "a estate, and praying thzt time and
place Be Ere3 iu- examining aud alI1EtzE rs account
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