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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

THH WARD CoNNIssIoNKRs.-Thec commits.
sioners OF improvements in the several wards
duties, fSey Ire seeing to the s rar
some Of - 1ssds me Rtses ciss. sHe have their
days. we doubt not, every dwelling viii re-
ccfve regular calls. The commissioners are
engaged IN inspecting the work OF paving, &es
now an progress, and in some OF the wards
portion OF IL has been condemned, and will be
ressla' The contractor In the Flint Wsrd, G.
We Esiin, 10 Iesetting the cnrb and repav ine
me gnfters ON both sssies Of n street, between
during we last rain, and the work has since
oeen condemned BY Commissioners helmber.
THS 0EoReKTowN HoNrcIpI.-Yesserday
afternoon, tins Marshal Of the District arrested
Thomas Il. Cropiy, Jacob 9iadmon. and Joha
Dnnnelly- of Georgetown, who were Yesterday
indicted by the grand Jury for the murder Of
James Grsy, on the night Of the 5th inst. In
Georgetown. They We're committed to yaiI.
and Today their counsel, Messrs Davidge and
Cassin, suit out writ Of kabcas corpus with
view OF moving their discharge on bail.
TIE HEATED Town CoSrIHUss.-The ther-
mometer to-day At Frankln's ranged as fol.
Lows, 10y 10 o'clock a. m, " degrees; II O'Clock.
ni degrees: O'Clock, 101 degrees. Although
this shows that the Thermometer was as high
Yesterday as to-day, yet the heat was not so
oppressive to-day, there being breeze from
the north west.
For GkRMANY.-Dr. ] r. Piper, a we'll
known physician OF THE city, having for some
years been seriously afiicted with cancer
mas, at the suggestion of number of his
TRENDS and patients in this city, determi ned on
visiting Germany for treatment, he having been
assured that the cure will be complete, and sc.
cordingly will leave In the steamer which will
sail from New York abou; the LIST of August,
GOOD THINGS IN SRAsON.-Our neighbor T
M HaI vey, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
llth street, who cannot be SURPASSED as a ca.
terer, sent to our sanctum this afternoon a sup-
ply 81 clam chowder and deviled crabs, which
were very acceptable this warm day That
prince OF good fellows, Force, who furnishes
such excelient drinks At HarSey's, also favored
Us with some agreeable Iulips.
- -o
DEMOCRATIC RArIPIcATIoN MERTING.-Ar.
rnngements are being made, il is said, for a
grand Tauhcation meeting of the Democratic
nominations 70 Be held in this city. and IL "A
thought II will take place on Saturday even.
ing. IN front Of the City Hail. Senators Hen.
drcks ana Doolittle and Gen Thomas Ewing
are among the speakers who are expected.
DEVISED The Grand Jury OF the Crimi.
nal Court this morning dismis sed the charge of
assault and battery against ex- Mayor Richard
Wallach on Mayor Bowen, on account of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.-The travel ON
the 1ih ;reet railroad route was somewhat re-
tarded This morning, about half. past 10 O'clock
y an attack Of sunstroke which befel one OF
the horses and caused his DEATH The conduc
tor could not proceed till the dead animal was
got ont OF the way and another horse procured
nom the company's stables. Besides the loss
OF mis- horse to-day, the com pany lost enc last
night and another yesterday. On the F street
route it Is reported that veral horses have
suddenly died from heat, while in various sec.
hons CT the city valuable ANIMALS have beer
compelled to succumb- Two fine mules d 81
from sunstroks yesterday on Maryla.
mai sT,ac Ja s'feet, ana a. noon another ami
near the corner of sth AID Ii streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

FkkNDxESs SAvINes.-The statement OF the
affairs Of the National Freedmen,s S,ying. ana
Trust Company Tor the month OF June last In
AuGusta, Ga, Baltimore, Beaufort, N. e.,
charleston, Huntsville Jacksonville, Louis.
vile, memphis, Mobile, Newborn, New OR.
leans, New York, Norfolk, Raleigh, Rich
mond, savannah, Tallahassee, vIcksburg and
Masnneton- ID: T., shows total deposits 70 be
deposits during the mouth. 500, 2ej.72: total due
dfpositors, s773,7il.72. The deposits in TINS
city during the month amounteA to e39:s3I 80.
the drafts to s33,S39.35. - - = >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16
BANKERS.

JAI COOKE q co,
BAEK ERs,
rryrpsxrn srxKEr, oYpos.ru TRASHY
Buy and o. atcxrrert market rates. and IL.
constantly on hand sef vsvpsy % a., 49,
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SWIM TBiKrIKs. AND OeAPoURU
INTEREST MOTIFS.
orders Cor STOCKS. BONDS, ke, ereeus>S
sne collections made on al soosssstis pOisu.
slu
4 IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF wAsaIEoroH.
wS SAs', SrS sy SSs,s % :, rr's.Asss,
eoysRsnENr pKPosrrosu
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UHITKp
STATES,
lsiA sfrssi, s,yosiss sAs nssss-y Dspssas.l.
ee~srnnes' Securities with Treasures u.isss
ssssss.
~oNE MILLION DoLLARsA
We buy and EEL ell elassss Of GoFERNkksy
SkCUkffTESs t current narket rates.
FURNISH IxcHAk6K ed ~als os,ls,,..,
~ALL Ihk PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THs
rNITEB STATES.
We purehass Government vesoAers on IN.
MOST AEoRASL1 IxRkS. and give core.
ful attention TO
ACCOUNTS OF SusIA Kss MEN 90 ygkn,
and 70 any ether businss snuuss.s 70 -.
FULL lNFoRhArIoN IN regard 70 ooynRs-
MAT LOANS - Ill ssnss shssrfuily ssrvs.esd
Wn. .. HUETfsoTon. ossAsss.
Weshinctos, March D. pss sn-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

PERSONS Wishing to subscribe for TIE star
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy lard,
will please leave their orders at No. I22 East
Capitol street between eth and Sth.
JOIN CoearNs, Agent
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@TLsygOEg
srf ff..s-E
sARsAPARILLIAx,
ITS Powerful CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PREPARED UNDER A NEWLY prscovxREp
PROCESS FOB ExrRAcTINe TIE CO.
RAflvE PROPERTIES From vEGE-
TABLE SUBSTANCES. ENTERS
lYrO TEE COMPOSITION
mr.. RADwaY
RENoyATING
n T. sow ENr.
ANEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED
ONE BOTTLE OFRES0LFENT IsBErrEH
THAN TEN LANCE BOTTLES OF THE
ADFERTIsED SARSP4RILLAS, Or d.
RECT DIURETTC REMEDIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

~ p. ksh OF DivoRck-To- day, In the Equity
Gonrt, Jndgs Fisher made a decree diyorciuS
,-ornnoa a. E.neridgs. from the beads Of matri.
sets forth that she was married TO the re.nonS.
emf on the sth Of NJ Arch, issA at which tims
sne Believed that b r former husband. David
year previously, cut she. 10 her sreat an yor'.s
,ou.u suosequf .ntly that he was living. The
peauoner was represented BY Mr. r. s. Dayi..
49,. 10 aPPe" faace being made by the respond.
'Ino' ~ was taken before Commission ar
,h. :, sonnf "a, when Henry kellogg testified
80, " the petitioner in Michigan and
~ - she married the respondent in MP.
Nv NJ IN Of the I'd Michigan regiment, Rev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

CokFLIAKNTARY SKRENADE-Last evening
number OF the friends of Col. Jsmes
Berne, with the tine band Of the iith In.
fsntry, lead by Prof. John Wagner. rendered
the Colonel a complimentary serenade AT his
Irsldence on h street. near oath street. Col
briln ne was introduced by Mr.. Dalton and
aIier man KIN his friends for the compliment
said "Just having returned from the con ven.
ilon OF soldiers and sailors, in New York
where the glory. manhood and ehivairv of the
Frseiest armies OF modern times was assem- bled
WHERE the representatives of over a million
1<nuns men were Joined IN friendly consusa.
non upon the national affairs Of the day IN ia
very pleasing 10 me here to-night 10 have the
experience closed with music the smiles of
friends and the encouraging cheer of tho,e on
whom rely TO guide and sustain me-"
Ihe company Were in vIted in, and after par
tanng OF the tounfeeus hospitality of the Colo
vel. and spending q few minutes Of socia, en-
verse, the band played the .swearing OF the
6noen, and the visitors departed we'll pleased
with the interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

WRArr1Ns PArxR for sale. Apply 1t tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL VIEWS.
Pic-Nics, E1car>fons

The grand eombina ion pie mic OF the Rrotb.
erhood OF the Union in this city takes pIaea
NJ the Seyenth-street Park, on Monday next.
sna VIII no doubt oea very pleasant affair.
The steamer arrow. Capt StsckpoIe lesye<
her wharf, AZ the foot OF Seventh street d.,,v
n 10 a. m, tor Mount Vernon, Fort Wssh,n ~
Ton, Fort Foote. Marshall Hall, and me White
House.
The steamer Keyport. Cant Uo,,inssna,a
leaves her wharf, fsot Of Seventh sire daily
Al gu a n. for Aqua Greek, stopping al CIV ;
mont going and returning for excursion parties
VINO desire 70 spend the day a, that place.
THy APPROACHING REGArrA-Ata mee,in &
OF hoaf-owDers, held last nigh n, the National
Club rooms, foot Of 9Th street Can't 8 p Rob-
erson, of the Ben Franklin Yacht Club. stated
thar the regatta Of the 21st in slant was FOR the
purpose OF having day Of pleasure, and that
SILVER cup, which they proposed presenting To
the boat thai rounded the buoy drst of Oily
moAt; also, that the regatta would be accom-
panied by an excursion
Tne foilowing-named gentlemen were duly
elected ludgss for the occasion: Capt sam aei
9edney, John III. Sessford, Esq, and Mr.. John
Bird.
All boats not over twenty six feet keel will
be allowed 20 enter free of chargr, starting of
eth street wharf precisely AT o'clock a. m, ail
abreast 81 the firing of the gun.
On motion Of Major Watt, all boats are
allowed TO carry anchor on that day: also. 10
carry such spars as they may see IT. provided
they do nor use them for any Illegal purposes.
II so, 70 be ruled ont OF the race
Inc following named boats have already
hsen entered for the contest. Witch of the
Wave, John II. Se>sford, Perseverance,, Ne.
sonehon, Greyhound. Fairy, Robert T. Le,
John I. Given, Mamie, and Catharine
Coombs
The wawaset will start Immediately after the
contesting craff, and AT p. m. will go down
again and return al o'clock next morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

%.S. f., the s the ssk vim
On Esssy in march Of ss..s ssr
Shieh will, b: sent free Of charss BY rsStti as
New York. :" W."
FIRST BoTTLE,-A, tn. end of the hr., bottle
aeI Gtehstn, sppsate si,d spirits we're improyed
scared. Applying he ResoISent ever The surSsre
' With hns spcnss relieved the ipnsm.see. and
cleansing and purifying the patrid sesh.
SECOND BoTTLE-At the end of the seeop
from Incl uterus. inammsisop psin and
.bated the ssin greatly i%proSins. the eye. sro.
ing urlg1'er, s..ns.n anu Appetl'e increasing
t ss,s sp the s..s and
hands: gradually disapIesrtne, ieueerrhss greatly
Sssdss wssr clear and kidneys and
FIFTH BoTTLE-rinr.r nail. growing, hand.
.csp. bove regular, and stin free ffos irritation.
tsee clear Of sores. =.
me a. irritation 10 the uterus bl.dder And Iisses.
topped ace clear Of 81 .Hots hair covering the
elastic, and appetite COED
Ally ;iss: q S.s srs.
nins to gro. rapidly. sfin smooth and clear AMI
the ulcer in the neck healed.
fwELMH 80 LkIContinaine the Resolv
snt sItsr ~ ern11ons nc Gse she gsiped
the uterus ksn.y. Ste Bowel. r.eS.r sis.sr W
oroxins 1so .r ns ssrfsss ss,r
to her friends . picture o. sssish and ss.:S.
she three Iss 3, ens ny ss
ssivent per das, and two Of the Pilis three times
week." -,
In this ysnaert1l cure lesson nay be ls.,sed iu
ty lssod nnre rich Hood will ma q heslsh. eha
ana clear skin, beautiful complexion and iusurisnt
hail; Cosmetic powders, painting The skin With
lotions TO ths hsir are iniurious Ths rs;n.
powder, Sc clogs M the pofes. o6structs the free
e sgs.s and :. thus
iheric air esseptia! for the vitality and Duri6-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-16

ONE B0TTLE OFRES0LFENT Better
THAN TEN LANCE BOTTL ES OF THE
ADFERTIsED sARsPARILLAs, OR DI
RECT DIURETTc REMEDIES.
, 1868-09-22

Duchess with the most exquisite compliments
and the warmest assurances of friendship and
protection, while he was busy preparing his
soldiers to plumber her. He gave the signal for
that succession of wars which ravaged Europe
from 174O to 1868, this latter year closing the
seven years war. He had then by plundering
Silesia and some other dOminions extended his
power considerably, and in a comparatively
short space of time be successfully achieved
more treacherieS and greater receptions than
can be ascribed in modern history to any other
individual Monarch or Statesman. He gave
his Country's Coat of Arms, the black Eagle,
the detestahle Specification attached to it in
Europe. The first division of Poland and the
acquisition Of East Frseland besides the Earl
dom of Mansfield were among his last exploits.
Here then we have a brief outline OF the
Prussian traditions. The history Of Frederic
the Great is still in the nineteenth century in
voking the Monarch who sits on the PruSsian
Throne to seek extension of power and OF terri
tory by the same means that were 50 success
fully employed by that most celebrated member
of the Hohenzollrrn race, which means his evil
genius has arranged into a regular system for
the use and benefit of his SUCCESSORS. THESE.
means are in ordinary language characterized
as fraud and robbery; but when used by crown
ed heads such means are designated otherwise,
they are viewed in a different light. Deeds,
which if prrpctrated by a commonplace man
could not fail to incur a punishment of imprison
ment on bread and water or of certain years
penal servitude. are employed by the historic
grapher for illustrating and embelliShlng the
lives and actions of Kings and EmperOrS and
in this manner the saga of Fredprik the Great
has been converted into an epOs, the bare
recital of which has the power of impelling his
successors to react the same excellent master
pieces and heroic deeds, whereby that wide
famed Monarch established his greatness. The
division Of Poland, the robbery of South Jut,
land in 1864 and the plunderings in Germany
1866 are marks of the giant-s'rides made by
the PrusSian Bullies on the path of power and
renOMn.
, 1868-09-22
Terms Of Advertising,

Approved by Government, 25th June, 1855
For an advertisement of s lines, or under, one
to three Insertions
Small TYPE (Brevier) l to s lines ......$1 90
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Plea, Columbia j to s lines ........ l 0C
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For a line Of largest Type ............ II
~ For l to 3 subsequent insertions. the
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u Parties DESTROYS of Withdrawing theira
subscription to the avis" are required toI
give notice three months previously. y
Notices Of Marriages, Births, and
Deaths are inserted at the abovel
rates.
, 1868-09-22
TIIE ESTATE
GROUND

with thereto attached Is acres Land on
SANDY Point, situated in this Island West
End quarter and with all appurteaances,
belonging to DR.. James Y. Stevens, by a
AIh Auction
Thursday the 18Th October 1868
Iat the Vendue Office in the Courthouse
No. IA b, Strandstreet.
The conditions for the sale, appraise-
ments etc. may be seen at the Vendue
Office as also at Lawyer P. Jennings
Office.
This advertisement serves as notice to
the mortgaeeholders in conformity with
the Ordinance 22nd April 1917.
Frederiksteds Vendue Office the 10th
September 1868.
G. Sarauw.
, 1868-09-22

ssl FTER Begjrring af Procurator P
A Lemming paa Vegne U~dlegshaveren
Frederiksteds Skifteret som behandlende
F. r. Newtons Fallitbo vii blive opraabt
til Salg i Overeensstemmelse med Placat al
22de April 1917 den Dir. James Y. Stevens
tilh0rende
, 1868-09-22

El 7 request of Lawyer P. Lemming inI
lA behalf of the distrainer Frederl ,steds
Dealing Court for the bankrupt Estate of
T. r. Newton will be offered for sale inI
conformity with the Ordinance Of 22nd|
April 1917
, 1868-09-22
PLANTAGE
STONY GROUND

med tilh6rende Is Acres Land paa Sandy
Point SAINT Alt TiIbeh6r og beliggende her
paa Gen i West-Ende Quarter we'd
Ade Auction
TorSdogen den Isle October 1863
paa undertegnede Contoir Diet ofentlige
Retshuus Mr.. IA b.. Strand ade.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding m. m.
ere til Eftersyn paa undertegnede Contoir
SAINT paa Procurator ?. Jennings Contoir.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener tiIlige til
Undertaking for Pantehavere i Henhold
til Pl. 22de April 1917.
FrederikstedS Auctionscontoir den lode
September 1865.
&. SarauW.
, 1868-09-22
& e 2 @ e r
Of the Receipt ofDeposits at the St. Croix
A WINGS A N X,
On Saturday, 10 h Sept. 1868.
Receivers:
In CRAFTSMANSHIP
]. F. Goldberg, Esq, Trustee.
In E'REDERIKsTED:

IT. n. MaTgfav, Esp,
Amount Of former deposits.
S deposits of 20 cents each
IA above 20 cts. and under S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-21
Brick Pomeroy on the New York Con
vention.
Sfrom the La Crosse Democrat, July 18th !,
BLOOD MONEY

BLOOD MONEY.
we have for several wears heen
actively engaged in political stru cycle
have seen conventions mangled
ana influenced many times by var
Gus means. But never have we seen
the opeu attempt to buy delegates.
the determination to make money
the great motive power, the entire
utter disregard of respect for the
wishes OF the people as has been de-
veloped by the New York managers
OF Wall street, and bondholders' in :
terests. The entire aim so far has
been to crush Pendleton and the peo.
pie, with no particular choice as to
who should be placed in nomination
against him. Delegates who left
home instructed to vote in favor of
Pendleton, have been bought by mon.
ely paid to them to vote against him.
Over 100000 we paid out TO buy del.
egates away from Pendleton between
the lst and 4th of July, and some of
this money went to Wisconsin dele
gates, as we are informed and be-
lieve. OF this more anon.
The fight in New FORK was be~
tween men of money and men OF
principle, and in the contest the West
never shone to better advantage
With a few rotten exceptions, the
delegates have stood like men of iron
earnest, true, manly, able, and per
sistent in their work. They have re.
fused money-refused to follow the
trail OF Belmont and bondholders
pimps to palaces Of prostitution, where
wine and women were free to those
who were for sale They have been
true to the people who sent them to
New York, earnest in demanding
their rights, and have SO far Mon
day noon, July g. made fight which
has won the admiration even of Pen
dleton's most bitter enemies.
It is noW as zee torite, as 1t has been
for months, and ,oiU cuer be IN the future
a ,cartare betl0een the Slimy, corrupt
reckless, dishonest, a,oney-uSing politi
cal tricksters of Neto York, and tn,
young Democracy of the great West, 81
rapidly becoming the seat Of empire
tChen zoe can both re,oor9 friends onC
punish enemies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-21
Third Congressional District Convention

The Third District, composed of
Crawford, Grant, Green, Iowa, Las
tayette and Sank counties, are to
hold their Convention at Boscobel
on the I'd September. The members
of committee were written to but no
two agreed as to the place for hold
ing the convention so the Chair>
man did not feel warranted in chang>
ing it away from Boscobel, which is
perhaps the most convenient place
for q majority of the delegates to
meet of any in the district, besides
being able to afford first rate accom-
modations. County and Ass'y Dist.
central Committees are requested to
be prompt in calling caucusses and
conventions in view of having full
Convention at Boscobel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-21
Action of the State Canvassing Board

Some time since we noticed in the
Herald that the State Board for
Equalizing their Assessments, st their
meeting in June last, had raised the
assessed valuation Of Grant County
from $8,S44,845 to S11.0OO,000 and
something above, without raising
other counties to correspond.
We have since came across the
facts and figures which, though leav-
ing the statement Of eleven millions
virtually true, puts the matter in a
different shape.
1t seems that the State Equaliza>
ton Board, consisting of several SEN
ators with the Secretary Of State,
were required by the new law to
equalize the valuations and then
raise them to something like true
value of all property, personal and
real.
They first considered the matter OF
county valuations, and concluded to
raise Milwaukee five millions, and al
so Manitewoc considerably one or
two or two other counties were rails
ed slightly and one or two lowered.
Next, they added twenty five per
cent. to all the counties, virtually
raising Grant County to eleven mills
lions as stated. But the other coun-
ties were raised the same rate-which
is the correction we desire to make
as our former article was calculated
TO impress our readers with the idea
that Grant county was alone raised,
and unjustly, whereas, Grant was
left as she stood the year before, ex-
cept as to the % per cent. added up-
on ali the counties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-21
In Partition--Jackson etaI.

C-ATE OF WISCONSIN,, :. Circuit Court for Grant
= Grant County County Wisconsin
Complaint for Partition.
Harriet jackson, Plaintiff, against Andrew Jacksoa
Thomas jackson, Walter Jackson, Lewis q. jackson
and Couelius s. Jackson ir., infant feirs Of Thomas
Jackson, deceased. Frances Noyes Jackson Ezth
aniei Jackson, Mary j. Jackson, Joanna II. jackson.
Sarah L. Hoyt and unknown owners of any interest
in the west half of the north quarter and the
east hafof the north west quarter Of Section ten
Town five 10 n. Range J. west IL Grant County Wis
consn, Defendants.
Thu. action being brought for a division and partj.
ton Of the following described premises and real estate
situate in Grant County Wisconsin viz The west Ia n
Of north east quarter and the east half Of the north
west quarter OF Section ten l0) Town five (5 north Of
Range ~ west Of the fourth principal meridian
between the parties to said action according 10 their
respective interests therein.
and it appearing TO my satisfaction by the affidavit
of John g. Clark, one Of the plaintiffs attorneys that
said defendants not residents Of the State az VIE
consin, but that said defendants Andrew jackson
Thomas Jackson, Walter Jackson, Lewis G. Jackson
and Cornelius s jackson, r residents of the civ
Of ST Louis, Missouri that said defendant Franri.
Moves Jackson resides at oakland California and that
said defendants, Nathaniel Jackson Mary j Jaeksou
Joanna H. Jackson aud Sarah f. Hoyt, reside in Bos.
ton. Massachusetts,.
Aud it also appearing TO my satisfaction from the
affidavit oIesaid that there certain persons gram
Of certain OF said defendants who have au interest
tenants IN common IN he premises sought 10 he
parttoned, and whose names and places Of residence
unknown and cannot after due diligence be found
therefore DO order and require that An nersors a.
tercsted in said premises ia said action shall atne
and auswerthe complaint ia said action copy Of which
filed in the office Of the clerk Of said Circuit Court
by the first day d September 1868 that ills order he
served npon the sand defendants by publishing the
same week for six successive weeks ia the Grant
County Herald weekly newspaper published at Lau-
caster ia said county and that COPY of az order
properly eBclosed enyeioped, be f. thwith deposit
ed in the Post Office at said Lancaster directed one 10
zach Of said defendants at heir place Of residence as
iIoresala1 ana that the postage thereon be prepaid
" Ac3oSIGAt., County Judge
Of Grant Co. Wis
Dated, July y, 1868. 7w6