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CONvICT.-Pcasant Murrell (colorcd) 4,
convicted in Campbell county Of house
breaking, and sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary, was re-
ceived yesterday morning at that institu-
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PYTtIAN PIC-NGC.-Damon Lodge, No
7, Knights Of Pythias, will have q grand
picnic Mt Hermitage Park on Tuesday next.
The officers and many members of the
other Lodges in Richmond will probably at
tend, and q high old time may be antici-
M tnI
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PROGRANME or LECTURES AT RANDOLPH MA
coz COLLEGE can BE- had on application nt the
book stores or TO Professor Thomas K. Price, IN
this city.
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ROkRDKNG AND LDDGESG.


So so PER DAY. $3.50 PER DAY.
L'ORD'S HOTEL.
Z RICHMOND, VA,
situated in the heart of the city, commanding the
rucsl views and adjoining the Capitol Square and
GOVERNOR Mansion.
THIS SPLENDID NEW IlOTEL-
III" only one situated III the fashionable portion of
tie rit and adjoining" the beautiful! Capitol Park.
with is statuIry, monuments fountains, ana now
,--."s--is newly ana elegantly furnished through
out ana its bill of fare Is not cNCcllcd In quality
ana variety by any house in the state.
special suits Of rooms always ready Tor wedding
aui large travelling parties. The arrangements
are nrst-class in every respect. The price OF
board las been liked, o;yingto the great scarcity of
money! at the reasonable sum Of
TWO DOLLARS AND 4 HALF PER DAY.
The patronage Of my friends and the travel
ling public are invited 10 make FORD'S HOTEL
their home.
4. j. FORD, PROPRIETOR,
date OF the proprict"rs Of the Exchange liote!)
RlCHTOND, Va.
T. S-My coaches run TO and from ali depots
and steamboat landings. au Zo--lln
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-The Governor
has appointed James Wade, Jr., of Cleve-
land, Ohio, commissioner of deeds for Vir-
ginia in the State of Ohio. '
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VI. ELLYsoN dl co. will insert advertisements In
the principal ncwspapersin Virginia, North caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub
lishcrs rates, for cash. Apply at this Office.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
SAYINGS BANK.

THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
IN their SAVISGs DEPARTMENT, receive
money ON deposit, on which thoy pay INTEREST:
They would respectfully call the attentton or all
having idle money to this department.
once. No. lag2 corner OF AIain and Twelfth
streets. j. u. DASls, Ffesi1tnt.
DinscToEs:J j. B. Davis, j. A. Belytn, Joseph
T. ". boswell, and ". ". CrGmp. ya-am
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BX THE HUN
DRtD 1T the DiSD0tclt office.
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rf1O TnE MERCHANTs.-I propose to

FNO TIE MEKIHANTs--I pFup0so 20
L solicit consgnmenrs, procure orders Tor yoooS
and circulate cards for OF eaeh oil the DraheissS
og the " haiesale trade OF Richmond. =,
NV roata win lie along the line OF the DanSiho
raiIruad and It's connections as lar south as CO.
lulnbi4 !, q. A long experience Us meseians
tGgelhe: with very geasgSa acQaaintance every
where, think viii enable me to serve With pfoht
these who may engage my services. lean Do seen
either ct Nessrs. Peyton & cary's or Messfs.
efu"sa nu .4 = " 'H'""'' : J. HENRY EUsgACE.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MORE FOR MADDox.-By the subjoined
extract it will be seen that Mr.. Maddox, o.
Pennsylvania, has another Office. Mr..
Maddox seems to be favorite at head
quarters:
Especial Orders No. $50.
's3. Mr.. Samuel F. Maddox, appointed
clerk of the district court of appeals for the
first district Of Virginia, June II, 1869, is
hereby authorized to appear before the
Judge of any circuit court in the State OF
Virginia, either in term or vacation, there
to take such oaths and to give such bonds as
are required by law; and the Judge of
such court is authorized to accept the oatbs
and bonds presented, provided the same
shall be deemed by him sufficient under the
laws Of the State. He will also certify his
action to the said district court OF appeals" !"
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STENCIL TOOLs AND PLATES


~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
Z j, HRAND-CUTTER, lalo MAIN STREEI:-
The new patent BRANDING-lRON,f for mafkns u ,,ars
ali kinds of wooden articles by heating ~ 40 ybar ye
fectIy adapted to branding parreis OF any otl9A
EngraYers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, ,na In
Gelible Ink, Steel Dies Alphapets, SSal taa; Rnes'
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale andretal. INNS
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ID APHUA POWDERS.
DEATH TO Chill l. S.
WONDERFUL CURES.

The success Of the celebrated RAPHUA POW
DERS In the cure of that dreadful disease AGUE
AND FEVER is beyond parallel. Strange as 1t
may seem to those who have tried other remedies
without success,
THIS REMEDY NEVER FAILS!
1t not only gives immediate relief but, by persist
entity following directions given will prevent Its
return. Its composition is of the most simple and
beneficial character, and may be taken by the most
delicate female, even by a child.
Read the following certificates from gentlemen
Of high repute In this community: r.-
RICHMOND, VA, August 10, 1869.
Captain Z. j. Lery:
Dear Sir,-My daughter was cured of chills and
fever by the use Of bon Of your celebrated Ra,
phua Powders They are admirable, and should
be tried by all who suffer.
TURNER RICHARDSON.
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MISIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST IS, 1869.
sun rises g.27 Moon rises. .......... $40
sun sl.:e e..... i. 80 High tide. GIG
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paorEssxoyAn CARDS.

EHOMAS II. GOODE, rs
| ATTORNEY At lawn ..
BOYDTOE. MEC. LENBURG COUNTY, 'A'
COURTS oF ni.5EIESBJRG and adjoining
,onnties, and III the UNITED STATES CoChs ~
IL Richmond. ap@'
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RICHMOND, VA, September 25, 1863.
This is to certify that during last spring con-
trac,ed in one of the lower counties Of the state
chills and fever, and after trying great many
remedies for the disease, found no permanent re-
ltef until procured from Captain Levy Il package
of his celebrated "Raphua Ague and Fever Pow
dcrs,'' which, take pleasure in stating, checked
them Immediately. The prescription contained
half the number. l hereby chccrfuy add mine
To the list Of certificates Of the efficacy of the
s.Raphua PowdcrSn in cases Of chills and fever,
and would advise all thus afflicted to procure
package Of them at once.
r. T, VALENTINE,
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JAMES 4. FRAZIER,
IOuN W WARWICK,
10 .ETII IIGoS. 1y l-2rl

VARIETY SPRINGS. situated on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Gears stopping
n the door. fifteen miles west Of Staunton, ARE
OPENED FOR VISITORS The mineral waters
are c0n> iGcrcd superior. Analysis nj this office.
Good fare. music. amuScmcntS, &c.
For board, by the month, $40: by the week, Sl2
Av The day, g.. Children under twelve years and
servants, half price. Bathing in healing water
r.its. Z. & VI. BURRUSS,
~. I'm proprictOrs.
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( CMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-The
1 ! subscribers keep always on hand large stock
Of LUMBER CT every description. Mahogany,
Plank and Newell Posts: Shingles, Slaves Laths,
SpVkeS, ,rc., or their own manufacture. Having
the controlling interest In the best mill In the state,
located IN virgin pine and oak forest viii contract
10 furnish. on reasonable terms timber OF all sizes
and dimensions. Always on hand large supply
OF fBhLED FORAGE tllay and oatsl. We occupy
the whole canal street front from Fifth to Stxt
streets. Give as q call before buying elsewhere.
IL is---SmE TRUMAN 4. PARKER i co.
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DR. GEORGE Z. KEESEE, GRA..Gg
IL DUATE of the Baltimore College OF ~ tnI1p p
all operations pertaining 10 the practice 0I aen-
;s,ry boih in lis relations TO the NAIuktiAsh1
ORGANS and to their substitution by Deau@iui
sets Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. =,
TEETH EXTRACTED by the ala OF pure III
trous oxide gas when desired .,
Once corner Broad and Nineteenth strce'9'
1V2E-3m
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ERichmond, "a, 2!th September, 1865.


To avoid imposition, be sure to observe the sig
nature of the proprietor OH the wrapper OF each
box.
box. y. y. Ley IroppTitGtor:
For sale by A. BODEkER & BROTHER, 1886
cast Main street: X. Il. DUVAL, Main street,
three doors above Ninth, and l.. WAGNER,
Broad street near New Market. nu lT-tScp0.
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S3 PER DAY.
- PER DAY.
rPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE.-Dr. STEELE GA
II has returned TO the city ana may oG ST.,
funGIt ali hOurs at his Office, No. 723 Main street.
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Es,ssEsER. LAYIfS. &c.

J. F.W. GIBSON. WILLIAM L. HILL.
GIBSON & HILL,
u SAW-MLL,
MAYO'S ISLAND.
LUMBER, EaTHS, PAILINGS. &c.
BILL TIMBER furnished at shortest notice.
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FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGEN

FREDERICK ". POOR, HENLhAb 'S 1
We solicit the attention Of persons HaslTg TE hF FR
ssIa EE To- the advantages offered by this agency,
and promise on energetic efforts 10
purchasers for all property pasea III dul ,hronobout
Our connections are well estahiisieu 'ni
'nf T6 8 PURCHASERS We offer FOR SALE CITY 1Ts
ppSPERTY. FARMS. MILLS, MILL-SIIEe,
MiirSERAL and WOODLANDS. jyH-Sm
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RICHMOND. VA, June %, 1861
This Is to certify that for twelve months last
past was afflicted with chills and fever, and on
using two boxes Of "Raphua Powders y have been
entirely relieved, and can with confidence re-
commend them to those who are afflicted
THOMAS ii. ROBERTS.
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NJ. E. J: Lery: -.,--.
Dear Sir-With pleasure do bear testimony to
the efficacy OF your ''Iaphua Powders - in ar
resting and permanently curing ague and fever.
have tried IL in my own family, and confidently re-
commend it to others.
Respectfully, yours. ETC.,
JAMES 4. GODDIN. {
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CILMOR HOUSE, .
u MONUMENT SQUARE,

4 NILMUN HUUSE,
" MONUMENT SQUARE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THIS NEW AND COMMODIOUS HOTEL is
EOW OPEN for the accommodation OF the travel
ling public.
Ii has been newly furnished throughout, and con-
taiDs al the requisites for 4 FlRST-CLASS NO.
TEL is centrally located and convenient TO the
business portion Of the city and public buildings,
city railways, &c.
The nanaccncnt promise TO do everything in
their power tor the comfort and satisfaction Of
their guests.
BOARD, SO per day.
kIRkLAND & CO., Propretors.
our coaches run TO and from all dcpots and
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

GOITTHERN LAND AGENCY.
~ CENTRAL OFFICE.
NJ 1ooa MAIN STREET GROOM NO. o.,
~. RICHMOND, VA.
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8irE1mol1d 1ispatth.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH" "
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TEE OTHER DALYNEws-
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
Scientific Convention.

We give some further extracts from the
doings Of this body. .4sa l-s s..,.
The Montana post., 1869-06-11
Bankruptcy Notice.

Case No. 13.
In the suprems Cont of the Territory of Mon
tana-In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Jasper b Chapiu, Bankrupt
Before Theo. mufflY Esq. Register:
ITO the Creditors Of the above named Bankrupt,
Il take notice that the said bankrupt has lied bis
petition in said Supreme Court, for a discharge
fiOm all bis debts, and that said Court has APP
pointed the l4th day Oi May ID 1869. at ID O'Clock
A uf that day before the said EegisteT at the
Court RoDm Wallace street in the City of Yir-
ginia. County OF Madison 10 said Territory ss
the time and place, when ara where you may at
tend and shOw cause If any you have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted,
BY order 81 the Court made the 9th day of
March A ID 1869 LUCIUS PECK. Crk
said Supreme Court
ii n Blake. solicitor for petitioner m5w3
Naiice Is hereby given Tint the meeting referred
10 in the notice. has been adjourned until the 30th
day of June, 1869. at 10 o'clock, A ~ when,
al the place mentioned 10 the above notice, said
meeting will be held.
By order of the undersigned Register. made
the l4ih day Of May. ID 1869.
Theo Mufiy,
Register ia Bankruptcy for
moSW3t District Of Montana Territory.
The Montana post., 1869-06-11
WALTHAM WATCHES.

THE extensive use Of these watches for the last
Il fifteen years by Railway Conductors EDgi-
neers aud Expressmen, the most exacting of watch
wesrers, has thoroughly demonstrated the strength,
steadiness, durability aud accuracy of the Wal
than Watch. To satisfy that class ia all these
respects, is TO decide the question as % the real
value Of these tmekeepers.
More than 400, 900 OF These watches now
Speaking for themselves ia the pockets of the peo-
plea proof aud guarantee OF their superiority
all Others
The superior organization and great extent Of
the Companyls Works at wathsm. enable them
to produce watches at piice which renders com
petition futile, and those who buy any other watch
merely ray from 25 To so per cent more for their
watches than is necessary.
We are now selling waitham Watches q, less
prices in greenbacks than the gold p.ices before
the war. There Is no other Insnutsctnre OF any
kiod 10 the United States IF which this can be said.
These time-piec-s combine every improve meut
that long exTsrieucs has proved Of real practical
use. Having had the refusal Of nearly every in-
veuton in matchmaking originating in this coun
try, or in Europe, only those were finally adopted
which severe testing BY the most ssillfdl artisans
in works and lTng OF the part OF the
pnbc. demonstrated to be essential 10 correct and
enduring timekeeping
Among the many improvements we would par
iculaTize:
The fnxention and use of q centre pinion o
peculiar construction. to prevent damage to the
train ey the breskage Of main springs is original
with the American Watch Company who having
had he refusal of all o,ner oontrivanoes adopted
Foggls Patent pinon as being the best and fault
eSs
Hardened and tempered hair .prinEs now uni
xersaIIy admitted by watchmakers 10 be the best,
are used in all grade, Of walthsm Watches.
All WaItbam Watches havs dust proof caps
prntsctng the tnov emeDt from dust, an lessening
lie necessity If the fequsDt cleaning necessary
/ 10 other vA'ches-
oar B~N pNteal stem -winSier. .r keSlesss watch.
10 a.resdN a decided success and a great improve
is1ent OF AIRY stein-wiHdiag watcd 10 the American
| tuBrt..f aad by E,r ihe chesPsSt watch of its
qualify now offered 10 The public.
To CaLIFoRNIANS and Others living In por-
ti.,s.s 90 tns niied States where WatebmsSefs de
| not Aba,Ind w.t''iss with the abave ineniioned
i,,,proysu ulpats yybish tend iHsDrs accuracy,
cle.uI.res,. dur4bii'y end convenisace, aus
I prove invsiaahl~-
Every watch bearing the trade mark o.
Walthsm is guaranteed 10 be thorou1hly re
J liable UimeheepeE.
To fr.yent in,positioa buyers shou'd invariaei,
4 dss.ilI.d a ccEtlIicsie uf gen0iaens~s.
/ ILa irasa suyrsied a Nss.Ts i. B. Gray q
4 % stn Frtpcisrs taf tni generally fVf sale a.
l reis.il f.y- ail Iu,'tshle duasists-
/ For othsF facts nud iaiuuaA,.ou. add'ess
EosRfES & APPLETON. Gea1 agsn's.
IS2 broadway HcC York.
FetluLSA IA 9alD
X. =. PHELPS,
Attorney at Law, Esannac< iu. II.
VNT Ill practice - sii - the Territory
1 M Il "a CriieCflCu n
The Montana post., 1869-06-11
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

Ofthe Third Judicial District Of the Territory of
Montana in and for the County Of Lewis and C.srk.
ANG. LINE FISHER. Plaintiff
against
SAMUEL FISHER, Defendant.
In the name aud by the authority Of The Terrific
IN Of Montana greeting to samue, Fisher. the
above named defendant:
VOU are hereby reqlired to appear in se-
i ON brought against you by the ah"vs named
p.Hiutin IN the District CuaFt "f The hrd Judicial
District of the Territory of Montana in aud for the
county o. Lewis and Clark, aud to answer the
comp pia 1t filed therein. within ten days exclusive
uf the day of sci vice) after the service you ot
this sunmons-if served within this county; or. n
served of this county. but in this district with
in twenty days; Otherwise. withia hrty dayS-Or
Judgment by default will be taken agoiust you &C
cordinR 20 the prayer Of said complaint.
Tue said action Is brought TO obtain decree Ui
this Court diss0lving The bands OF mstrimony now
existing betW said plAinti1 end defendant upon
the grounds st EpFth in thu complaint ou hls IA
this action aud for general relief.
And you u hereby uutiheb hat ~ y"u TAIL u
appear and answer the said r'smI'laiut ~ aboNe
required, the saG PlsiutiH will apply to the Cour
for the relief demanded ia said complaint
GIVEN under INV haId and Ibe seal of ths
District Court # Ihiri IadItFial District O
ths Territory Of Montana ia And f'r ths
county uf Lewis and Clark, this 2i~t day
of MAy, in the wear of Lord sne thou
sand eic ht hunuTed aud sixty nine
CHAS ". FpWLER. Clerk.
by CHAs e. REYNOLDS, Deputy CLERK.
Lawrence & liesiges.
Auys fsr Plaintiff. mya6 wit dl
The Montana post., 1869-06-11

OF the Third Judicial District the Territory of
| Montana in and for the County of Lewis and C.srk
ANG LINE FISHER. Plaintiff.
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NorECE TO asINEMs.

u. s LAND OfFAtti-
TIs'ens 81 T My 10 l-t9-
VTTILLIAN II. LLEN, bAfirr ia's @st
wv nsd. arriiearia ~ show in1i Toe Nirth
f.f t,rars-r - fi1s. Sonth We~i aarisF Hia S"nln
Tf s,,,r-.r ,,t ih~ N.rth ~ ssi quarter aud sur'h
Me- nasrsr ~ Nn-th Erssf qnarts- ~ seit"p y.
81 IN Tos u-liif, No Trn (lgl North ~ h'nfF si
hires m Wet n uun-I -IntueFd ihiri. ana hi.tr
t.,s ,sfiuftIlrti 10 a. rnisiltE purTise- tii
,,.,,. hs,iny 2 mining Clrilus t1srri.' Ale hereto
.,.fie.s ~ aprse,r at fhi- cEice ~ 10 "oineS 4
"A On Thur-tsy the 10Th day sf Snns. r. u
ieiS' 10 ''''''S ' o. II o.DANsoN.
Nr.ts,i,.<t Register.
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TAYLOR'S BRIDGE,

tcross Snake River. and a55 miles from Svirgin. q
C.ty, NJ. T. In Strengh. Purity and Whtenesse
1 is unsurpassed bv any Salt manufactured in the
United States and is eqUslly superior to the Salt
Lake salt for Smelling and Amsls Imatiug. well
as for Culinary and Dairy pu' poses. The cspaci
ties Of the works having been increased TO Sin
thousand pounds per day. are now prepared to
all all orders promptly.
Price $50 currency per ton in bulk. liberal
discount allowed large quantities. Sacks fur.
nished when required. For further particulars
address q. r. WHITE, Agent
dle&wH Nalad City. IdahoTT
The Montana post., 1869-06-11
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

JOSEPH FSIAND, the French Barber at Dia-
~ mond City. is prepared to- hAi to the
bald. and will give sc, urity that the hair will gr,S
n all its natural beauty and iustre charge
will be made, providing customers will give seem
rity that the work will be paid for IL The hair is
restored Mr. +. will give security irom fifty TO
two Thousand dollars, according to the case thai
the hair will be restored In all its natural luxurian
oy, and in return would only ask security tHat he
secure hIs pay If the job is satisfactory All knds
of work elnnging 10 the trade will he done IN \
manner To warrant the utmost satisfaction.
Il. 1 did not wish to pa b,ish my business To
the public until ! had satisfactory evidence that
could accomplish what claimed. Having done
in some extreme cases / am reedy pro-
ceed business, and would ask the afflicted 70
favor me with a call next dOor 20 the What hesr
Hotel. JOSEPH FRlAND
Diamond City. NJ I. April 25 WY
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WATCH WORK.

n 5ll descriptions viii De done on the most
reasonable terms. Giving my PERSONAL attcn-
ton g. this branch Of the husIness, shnll be
able o. give perfect satisfactiun.
IEHWltv n. SCHULZ.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-20
state If Wisconsin Ksnosha County, IS .

Probate office Kenosha county. April 4. d. 1869.
IN the matter of the Proof and Probate of the
u last Win and Testament of Jacob Kixg deceased
be the l&ek viii and Testament OF Jacob King de-
ceasOdylat OF the County OF Kenosha LAS been
filed In this Office; and whereas application has
been made by Emily 7. King the widow of de.
mitted to Probate according 10 the laws of this
State: Therefore, 1t is ordered that sad applica-
tton be beard before me at the Probate Office in the
City OF Kenosha in said County, on the tenth day
of May A. ID. 1853. OF O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day. " M
! And it ia further ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said WILL of the
time and place OF said hearing. by publication in
the Kenosha Telegraph Weekly newspaper print
ed in said City for three successive weeks, once
each week prior to the time Of euch hearing. * ~
By theCourt. JAMES J. PETIT n
sw46 County Judge In and for Kenosha County. II
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-20
State Of Observation-Disclosures Co. Court.

In the matter of the petition of John shotuA t
GhN reading and fling the petition of John SbotI;r
wherein he sets forth amongst other things THAI
John d. Mcintyre late Of the county OF Kenoshe IN
SAID state deceased, at the time of his deceaae
bound In contract by writing with Archibald McTntvre
parties OF the first part with James Fsden psrty
OF the second part to convey him. his heirs and a.
signs, the following described lands situated in TIA
Town OF Salem Kenosha county, Wisconsin to VIE
ten acres of land south of the ten acres sold ia VIM
novels, and now owned by John Runyard, and ffteen
acres OF land south Of the Thomas Bascomb land and
east OF Vowes' lot. all on section thirty town one
north range tweny east, upon the payment of certain
lion states that the has been fully naid: ana
1851 duly sold to the said petitioner said agreemenf
tors OF the estate of said John d. MCINTYRE deceased
2n se,s i0rth the facts upon which the claim said
upon moti3n OF SAID by H F. Scho his AZ
OF ne Revised Statutes Of this state in such casa
mace ana the Judge of this court does here
py appoint the 10th day OF May 1862 at one O'Clock In
Sne sIternoon at the probate Office in Kenosha city,
WISCONSIN, Tor hearing said petition And 1t is further
ordered that notice OF the pendcncy thereof be given
10 al persons interested by publication of this order
IN Ihe kenosha telegraph weekly newspaper printed
and published in the said city Of Kenosha for six suo
ceSsive weeks before such hearing, T :, 49,
BY the Court. JAMES J. PETIT a
owA County Jndgo in and for Kenosha county. 4