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TPuh'ic-NO. 20
An act +, renew certain grants Of land to the State
of Althams.


An to renew certain grants Of land to the stae
Of Alihams.
Be il enacted by the nate and House 81 Rep
resentatives of the United Stats Of America H.
Congress assembled. That So much of the grant
Of lands ma lie q the State of Aiahlma by act
Of Congress AZ proved June three, eighteen nun
bred and fifty -ix, ent tied 50 Al act antin-
% bIic lands in alternate sections TO the siae 81
Alabama. to aid in the construction OF ce Fam
railroads in said state. rs were = antei u So
SYST in the bnilding of railroads - from rear
Gsdssien to some p int on the tiabana ana M
.iSs;ppi state line in direction t. The Notlie
ard IN 10 railroad, with 4 view TO connect Win
the sliI VI, bile and Ohio railroad, AMI - from
,sad~ien to connect with the Ge r-is and Ten
ne-see and Tennessee Inc Of Railroads through
Chattooga, Wills. and Lookout valleys, Is
hereby revived and renewed, sulje 4 I" all the
conditions and restrictions contained IN the act
referred to- and subject the further limit I'll IA
thar if either If the said railroads Is nor c"m-
Melted within three years from the time cf the
massage Of this act no further sale shall be made
Tor tn. b-r,ef, If such rairoa AID the lands u'-
sold shall revert TO the United States Provided.
That the lands granted by the act hereby re-
yiyei, except mineral lands, shall be sold 10
actual settlers only in quantities 4 greater man
one-auarter section to one purchaseT, ana 1of
pric, not exceeding two dollars and nifty cents
per
SSa. .. And be it further enacted. That the
-irht mower ami authority l. hereby gwen To
the COMPANIES building the aforesaid railroads TO
take fom the public lands adjacent to the lin-> OF
said railr ads EARTH stone, and other mate Eiis Tor
the Construct n thereof, and the right III way IL
hereby granted IL the extent of one hundred feet
in width on each side Of SAID railroads where ihey
mar pass over the publo lands. 'nciuiing neces-
snry grounds for stations and structures connected
herewith not exceedin. forty acres atany one
station.
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Public Resolution-No. S.

Public Resolution-No. S.
Resolution respecting the pay and allowances OF
enlisted men of the army.
Resolved by the Senate and House CT Represen-
tatives of the United states of America IN Con-
gress assembled, That the pay and allowances Of
the enlisted men of the army shall remain as
now fixed by law until the thirtieth u June,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved, April 6, 1879.
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ASSESSMENT SALE.

THENs GOLD AND SILVER MINING
n Company. Location of the Mining Claim.
Ormsby County, Nevada Notite-TheIe ar de-
linqu-nt upon the following described stock IN
said Company, upon account Assessment No
Levied upon the l9fh Of August, 1869, the several
amounts set opposite the es of the respective
shareholders, as follows, viz:
y,,,.s 40 of Va If AMOUNT
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Public Resolution-No- l..

A Resolution making San Diego, California port
of delivery.
Resolved by the ,enate and House of Heprcsen-
tatiy-s If the United States of America III Con
gr, IS assembled, that San Diego, california be
and is hereby, created aport If delivery in the
cust m. collection district Of an Francisco and
that the deputy collector of that port receive the
same salary AS other deputy collectors Of the dis
trict-
Approved April 10. 1869.
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wed, April 10, 1869.
IPublic Resolutlon-No. 20. !

Joint Resolution granting the right OF way Tor
the construction Of railr al from point at or
near Porfl nd, Greg n, e. - p int west OF the
Cascade mountains. IN Washington L riitory
Railroad C. mpsny be. and hereby is an'horized
to extend its branch line from po nj Mt or near
Portland reg H. to some suitanie point On Puget
sound. To be d-.iermin.d by said Company, aud
also to connect The same with its n'aln me west
If the Gas asie mountain, in the Territory OF
Washington: 8 id extension benig subject t" alt
he c. .nditions ami provisions, and said mpany
in respect thereto beirg entitled o. all The lights
and privileges con erred by the act incorporating
said COMPANY, and all acts additional to AMI
am. ndsf,rv the. cot Provided. That laid COM
n,pv shall not be entitled to sub-i ~ ia money
b,u.. or a,l,iii i,rai binds Of he Unitei stats,
in re pet TO said exten,i' # its branch Inc ss
NJ r--aid exc pit such lands may b. inc ufed III
the ri ht of way the ii e OF -uc'' ext nsln As
il NAV b located: Ard PRIV lied 'uttier. hat
at lea, tweity five miles of sill ex'efsi ma
he constructed before the ssc'nd day ~ July
81 btee, hundred and -.vent, -"ne. ana '"ty
mics per year theres tie until the wa lie OF sa"
extern i'm shall be e"mpitt IL
approved, April 10. lste-
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tn, Greatest Discovery Of this or any other A3
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.

Or. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

Or, FINALE MONTHLY FILLS.
These Pills ara now ACKNOWLEDGED by the Medi-
cal traier, ity TO he the only safe uild and ef-
cactus emtdy % tie depende" on IN long standing
caseso suppression. irreguarity. stopping OF
III fuuc;ion~ vt Bttuse the neglect Of which is
The source such depl" able eff ct> on the female
frame In no ease HUI d these Pills be taken
when lie salirnt has reas. n T. believe she -
.SrIs TIE Price S. Remit The amount as above,
Al he will lie ,rwar. ed with II directions for
rse & k, Az HOVE
Patients : siding in ans part Of he State, how
yer d.s-'r VIII may d medical advice on
rhei, tiN ease, and " h 4 rk roper to sub
NH - ~ -. stat n4n' - such u eferrepce, to
-, ~. % as I,, 81 'vcr IRE red that their
.t..,5f. b. v De he'd H. y r I'd.
.,....r.- si.s 1..rs.y w. "a t4 essed
R.NJ Jt-StaE D., lstamp
a.. s-aIpH -l-r -treet,
between 81 i 1siFry kearney,
St ncisco, Cal:
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DR.. J. c. YOUNG, In 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.
Insulation by letter or otherwise, FREE.
BENZ. F. JOSSELYN, VI. D.

No Cure. No Pay,

1 has enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted
success of eighteen years. and has become one Of
the celebrated Institutes of the age.
Ihe great number actually received and cured,
place it point of number Of patients among the
first of the world and the success OF its treat.
4
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= A~1sosspo - ~ Ys's1Sss'ss VI sosAsSso eHA
thei6 heis.
Rsssvsd By sAe Senate and Hoaee Of Repre-
eeos.sivss Of The United States Of America in C.
uso aasrnbl 4, That the accounting Office. u
vish The s-tiIsoent and -ym%nt II bountie- due
tO Q Mem % their heirs b. and they are hereby.
diseesed 10 pay cause to be paid the sumo fund
dus b IL aid soldiers or their heirs IN per-on,
sdssl a. As.ls., payable to hts. her. their
aedss a. sArvaxA the IRE. dmen's Bureau. or
State agent. .ppoinsed specially Er that pur-
pss er z. v~rnoF. Of national asyln01, or pension
agent ofthe district where he she, OF they may
reside and not o. any claim . ent or upon any
power of attorney, transfer, or assignment
Whatever.
ssr. :. And Be IL further resolved. That any
s61cer or clerk Of any u the executive depart
usnt. Ut the e,vernuent who shall be lawfully
detailed TO investigate frauds. or attemp to de-
irand, the government. or any irregul rity cr
misron1u-t IL any officer "r agent # the United
States, shall have power TO administer ssths l.
aildavits taken the VI any such iuve IL
SIC. 3. And Be it further res lived. That the
fees allowed by iaw 70 attorneys ~ AGENT shall
be reserved BY the gay department or sail pen.in
AGENT and paid TO said agent = attorney hen
env ,uch f-s .re due for services rendered IN pro-
curing -ueh bounty or 'untiss, anil not Other
Apprcv d. April 10. 1859
IpubIic kesola;ion-No. T.
Joint R--o.us,on ruthorizinx the transfer # GER
tain apr. pri,tL.ns heret { re made.
n i, r~~,lvrSi Nv rbe S-nsie and House II R~--
rerss.sv-s u the United stasrs IF sm-rics in
C.pe,e- 49,. nb,sd. hat the Seer f~-y - the
fressur, he sn.f he h hereby. ansh,aize and d.
vecsed ta s.n.- the sum 10 -.-Se sy-stg'f ih'u~snd
d,lI.r. q, he transferred ffons the app "p 's''"n
far ra,-.. f.r ,I,- public inrin<.' e nfsired n
the act e = 81 - An act n.sk',g sp 'rr "A i'm
.r III .,.,-.asiv~, ex. eufiv-, ard ju 'ci II
psus-- 81 t:~ z 'v~rnnent the y"H en- IN:
"A tvVa
AIMEE. nc r~spti~. n Of July. eight en- bun
49, a.. iyhr IN aid - the -rrropr'stiss
e,~,.., /. I, 4, sans st Es the Go'S"~ N par-
-. ~ 6.lln~irg s-oI.rstkL-. e cit:
D., cxp-ts.- IL :he rffre q Co.
srf tt.Tr- tho, SD d i.nr-.
- So: printing. s<venfy-fvs fbSoeeea
gii 10, lss2.
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rPuSic-N No 1al

An Acf regulating the rights O: Prop"ify ~ mar
riei woman in the i>trict & ;'oumh'a
De il enacted by the senate card u II on Rep
res. natives uf the United States 81 America IN
20 yre-S assembled, That in tie strict 81 Soi-
umiia the right ola marr'ei w"nan I" any
pr ferty, p-rs.nal resi-. he "nrIrr To her al
TIE ti.-ie Of marriage. or acquire. dining mar
ri,ye in any other way than iyrff ar "vty
,pre from her husband. h ! be- - abstne ms u
he were femme sole. an 81 L. a o. su Jet TO
the distn-al ct her bu-b'na. Eor '' liable Tor ~
sr,,ts: but such married w.mrn IA; convey de-
v:--, ard bequeath The me. :" any in'eres
.h,r. in in the zane Msn' ar III liz" enec'
a- /, she were ubnarie
Sc2 Ant be 10 fui tier en'r''d. That any
~, riei " msh m.y 'ac-. sfd sue aDo ne
med in her own D.n e. ~ al tas' having re-
srioa e. her sole an. -. aa,s is'r''. w ire
--n,~ n,snner il SHE a.ie n'.in' rifn; PM
pr- tier her h"eha-d nor - ?rr-riy shall ne
n .pd to any sub c,nf'-ct - p! IL for any re.
.-.v-ry aenIuet her INV >nri. '. hut JuaSe-
sent may he Ins.sressi D. - cIf.on a2n'nss htI
le A.. n; &iase e.tate io lie ssmt manner - II
sire we're ..sle.
Approved. April 10. 1879
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Pas,ed st sxs Fret Session Of the Forty
first Cosgress.
fPublic Resolution No.
Public Resolution-Ne. 81

4 RssOlutiOu In resation to lighthouses on the
coast Of Oregon.
1ssolved BY the Senate and House Of Represen-
tafives u the Tn ted States Of America in Con
grers aesembl-d That the erection Of the light
house At Aqui"ss bay. and Of other lighthouses
On the coa.t 4 Oregon. for which appropriations
have been o. nay be made. shall not be delayed
for want u the Consent Of the legislature OF the
State the purchase VI the site sites for such
lighthouses
Aporcysd, March %, 1869.
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I,,Dortaut to the Ladies'.

When a females IN trouble or afflicted with dis
ease and requires medical or surgical attendance,
IN. euuuIry Should be, Where is there a ply stefan
who i fully competent to administer relief and
vii. Sc respectable. standing in socety recommends
i'm to tn, confdeuc Of the community, The Doc
4 ', understanding how imi,eratlvely necessary
z We requirement.. are, feels lied upon TO inter-
20 E. aud b calling the attention of the afflicted
ute fct that b.. has been Professor Of Obste-
RIGS and Female Baease> for TWENTY YEARS and
: fully qualified to administer in all cases, both
medic.ll, and surgcally. not in uperhciAl man
ner but in as tn r ugb a manner As tears OF study
and practce-both in hospitals and private fam-
lies-car make, I" save hem from the hands ofthe
unqualified. interruptions. and designing. There
ore an is can rely M IN him upon father
All in afflictiun can find in him one who can feel
ami simpathize with, an befriend them in trouble
-one III who's, -, cr-cy the utmost confidence can
be placed c. nsultat.on by Letter or Otherwise)
FREE Seeaddre-- below.
The celebrated Female r EN- edtes.
C,mp,un,led from the pirate prescriptions Of DR..
Ynpng. have now obtained a most extended pop1.
larity. and are correctly viewed 10 be the SAFEST
and surest rem dies for the com ian's for which
they are applied, The constantly accruing testi-
monial. of their efficacy declared them to be Pre-
eminenty superior totheir action
No la,iy should he without these Renovating
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
office sent by mil or Express to any part Of the
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
tn. Greatest Discovery Of this or any other Age.
PRIMITIVE Powders for Married Ladies.
These powders will be f,dnd of essential value to
those " hose means health, or other circumstan-
ces do not permit them to increase the number OF
the family without Inconvenience suffering, and
perha. risE OF life This preparation is new, safe.
infa b convenient and simple and cannot IN
jure The. ,eatth If the most telIca II curtaiis
u privileges, but gives strength ami vigor. Nor
ally idere1 IT is If he hiEh-s; utility, and sus-
tanned by he .nundrst PRINCIPLES frruden e and
virtue III il use -hOGli tie ided at certain
times Pri $40 Il box Sent TO any part OF the
cast p rfrcily safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount tv Mail or Express. addressed
To BENZ .IOSEELYN. NJ. D
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PRIVATE DIsEA.ES

Ia Males and Irregularities in Females are the great
destroyer. Of health. They iu-idously attack the
7ysten, and gradually undermine and destroy it
lhey drive the bloom from the tueek, the lustre
from the eye, the strength ana vigor from the
fame, they give puny AMI diseased offspring, and
poison through s-iye generations, the race Of
man The marks can be in scrofula, Con-
sumption, Cupples. the ldiotic, the Paralytc, the
Insane.
There is no more terriy Il 5courge TO the human
race than those diseases arising from the contami
IA ion Neneritl Poison. The mildesr forms, by
treating to tie BLOOD ho ever over the one affiic
ted the sword Of destruction that is liable at any
moment to fall and biight-tu utterly destroy-al
earthl hopes.
MrRCUhY. rec gn zed as the most FATAL
MEDIC Al ENEMY to man. combining with the
yeuerial doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that perncious MINERAL POI
son arr IA Il cured the disease has only assumed
anew form.
p1\prBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
rhAy leaves the poison crawl through the sys-
tenn eat M il way into the tissues and organs
beneath he appa emily smooth suri-ct. to burst
,ut in thu. future with vIrul-rre that will battle
the Effects OF MEDICINE. When Perfect CURES can
be rbtained by consulting ply stefan. whom long
practice and thorau into the causes
# DISEASES OF the UNNAHI "kGAN> enable to
determine At once the cause If The disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the y ctor' care:
PERFECT SPEEDY and PERMANENT CURES,
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In all Casss Cure. Guaranteed.

In syphilis and il aljunctS, Goauorrhoea and
,cromtn, its diseases; all disorders # the Blsd
der. kidneys and pustate; siu.nai Weakness;
Disease Of thu Heart Lnnrs. dyspepsia; Indi-
se-ttou luP'teucy; lnepieHt Consumption, and
ali Ii-l,.- ut the unlTy organs in ither sex cure
80, M u. u ,o.,;-.y
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Ser Suej Ganal.

Ser Re 2eHeps, Der Grbausr te5@ue,>
Canals, bat Die Mntlnpi9uns erla0en,
ca6 bic pf1eteue Ginptibun9 ces Sue,z
Canals am II. Nppember tattfnpen loQe.
Gs miro fi@ babel aber tpabrl9einli@
t'ur UNI tt1'e1 fprnaeuen Met 5anpdn, te(z
fen 5auptswed iein pirt, ben 2euter 3u
Ssi9m bae bic 6erReQunS ber8erbinbun9
fre6 mitteuancti9en uno .bes rptben
,Meeres selun9en 1T, unp ZEN Gntbufas,
mug, ben pies berrufen* pirb, sur Mufz
bringing Der peitern @uummlen gu BE-
nuBtn, pie nod 3ur8 ouencnne be6 9reb<
artietn 8erfes erforcerlt@ i1np> Bonn,
pie Sa@perltdnpi9e mad senauer Inter
iu4un8 rte 8esenpd rti8en Stances Der
Nrbeit erfunoen baben wirr bic pirfli@e
uebtrgate res Canals an. ser. @eltper>
,febr, srf. binnlfupI ;3,pei Sabren m6slf6 iein
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Gtwas fir un9e Mdb@e

Gtwas fir junse mdb&en.
49, Die Siour &itY (Spma) ~Times"
brinat fol9eneen Artifel: ~@as mir bier
in Stour City, wte au9tmein anertannt
pire. am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9ebran9en,
iinp 500 Mdr6eu mir iinp beSu9li&
ce5 Nltsrs, Der 0rSbe> oeer eer6autfarbe
rerielten ni@t ~partitular". llniere 3d.
milien trau&en quite une mittelmdbi9e
&61innen uno Dauabalterinnen ; uniere
'pubitcre uno &leicer>M adfr @ei6dfte
9ebrau@en %erfabreue 5dnee; mir ielba
n,bdteu cine quite @di@erin baben unp
Tauience pom be;ratbefdbisen, jun9en
9euttn ieben nit Sdmer3en, inoee per9e<
.bens, einem Gnsel ent9esen, ben fe nit
ibrer Qiebe be9llden m6dten. 'l.& 4aSo
100 2iquar 2ietnSlen1 j6s1r ilp,rpeit IN.
ct. paulaus9eteQt.. ..s* ~. @.425sG.s
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SD ~ a - IN iihI TIM

Wie man lt9 tubl uno 8ez
unb erbdlt. - Der %u>cientifc
American" lbeilt BE fol9enpen Serninf>
ti9en Ratbldld9e UNI BET cer a%eaenwdrz
ti9en fit Die @eluncbeit 70 9efdbrlt9en
beiBen Yeripre &ranfbeiten gu permetoen
unp IS G9 conf ortatel; u MAIDEN. u0fan
beoba9te cine fnappe Diat unp lo0e be
lelbe por3uo6metie aus Grl@ten> 8eeren
unr@ esetabilien beteben ; babel permeipe
man ale fette Sa9en, wie AUDI @ewuna
unp @ubiefeiten. Man trtnfe nurBal<
fer. 2an9lames GNtn UNI 8rlnelt9e6
&auen ber Speiien 1T beionoer5 Su emf
pfebleu. 6af beim uno u%nmaBi9feit
I'M G6en, 1T eine oer5anpturla@en jene6
trd9en uno neutrality-suspicious. ben 70
man9e Yerionen BET beibem @etter en,>
pfnoen. Man tleice 0@ ferner leidt
wedile bduf9 bic Bdi9e, uno TRACE
ni&t8 wabreno Der Na9teit tpa6 man
am Sage 9etra9en bat. Man babe ben
9anSen &1rper ieren Mor9e1 NIT flbltm
orer taltem @a0tr. man balte ii@ boa
..@ewi0en rein, ebenlomohl tpie ben &1rz
per uno bic &leioun9 uno pern1etoe ale
Mufre9uns. @enu man f& gu tr9eno
elmer 3eit uncomfortable beiB flblt, 70
tau9e man Die 9anre UNI GlBe pber
beioe cine turje Belt lang IN taltes @aiz
ler unp la11e einen talten Strabl auf bic
6anb9elente unp &n6@el laufen. Dies
miro ben san5en &arper in fur3er 3eit
obflblen.
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@ffu1lDfn*

@efunben.-8p etwa apet pber brei 49,
| In qDsf ct. paul Elm Ypdstoud NIT elmer Gum me @tl'
. Der @teen.bimer fann baEe.be saradt rhaltsn, tpean Ct
i, g~t8entbumsrs&t uadwsit une BE untetsn 3eplf.
t5s3t 8m. Roof, DeR ct. PAUL.
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&erlQufflt

Berlaufen.-amGreitas ben %: SulY 1869
,sa 80 IS gtrs!nta Istnue cine Cream eol0rte Pens
Wdbre, {nwor,e Idbne, @9wans unp Betue, aans neu
ssidlaoeu' Ter biefelb. s,, ~ldbrtnst uber Natrt6t
" g. 9. 9%lteranter.
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3u Dfrrfntem.

uptrrenten.- Der erltt ober atpetts
5tod etn.s etetn 5aufts. ster 3tnn,er, In eneua f&6uen
2setle Der stabt,- NIT Nnrt4t auf Reaes uns Gifsrne. Hd'
Sens In bteftr Office. 2.w
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3u DfrfQufen.

Daus unb2pt3 ptrtaufen.- Das
Eaus sntbalt 4 Gimme. unb cine @pmmertl9e. 5ud unb
&san seIesen. @arten 1T i&Sn %ausse!est uns anespaanst.
BaHer Ia, 5aufe Got 80 bei t4O. 81 erfrasen auf rem
Vlase. Nr. 13, Genwas Ctr, Swtt 8lpd ret BON part glace
9ptel.
gu s~ertaufen.- Gin gut e~eleeeaer unb
fsesueattrt.r Saloon une BuarStnstaus In Ser oberen etabt
" aNttr annebmbaren 1eotnsunetu auslusereauf en.--Rdbe-
~ IN her Sffes Der Winnefuta Staatssetuas.
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&erlQnQt.

BerIanet tpirb BEL MegurbY une 8ids(. in
st. peter Wtnn, elm gutter beutidesgrdders Sddsr. 0erlelbt
mu6 fem Seladft rurd uno eur@ s~erfsbsu, unb aae sorter
a1aders baden tpnnen. Gtnen ful pn rtre gutter 9ebn uni
ssuernte BeIbdfhsune eibtrt.
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- Mn3tiseu III bieitr @palte unter ben Rubrt'
tia .gerlaust".- r@eiu&r, by 0errenten" une ~3u YER
sauttn" neroen fur S Gents hte Belle, iebe Snfertton, TT Dor
&usbeaabluns auf9ensmmea.
BerIangt.-DaB MQe bic 9auier 3u serrtn>
tsx sber ~ s~ertdufen baben. ODER Raeate, Jtdsbt &c. braudtn'
- In hls{r Spalte trfannt raa4en.
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Ap a'robase-a AeROaha &loup,y Uourt

In the matter Of the estate Of Ludwig Brce deoessa
GAN reading and filing the petition of Henry Tayes and
Elizabeth Iaves administrator AID adIninistratriX
OF said estate setting nth the Of personal
tate mat has come 20 their hands and disDos
thereotthe amount of debts outstanding against said
deceased and srription of all the real cstate oF
value Of the respective portions thereof and praying
described follows, witt The northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter "f lion six the sou
quarter of the uhN est of section Ave aso ~
acresnf from tie side Of he southea Quarter Of
the southeast quarter Of section six RI IN toyn nL
rth OF range 10 east, tho town of Wheatiand in
noshA county an 1t appearing by said PETITION that
there Is not sufficient personal estate in the of
said mlnisrat1ts Of sa estate psy said ab and
eXtenses OF administration and that it is necessary in
ord rto pay the SANE, to Sc all of said real ia
theret TT ordered tn all interested In said e
tate appear before the Judge Of this Conr5 on Monday
the l6tn day OF March, a. d. 1860, at one ocIntk p
a. the r bate Office in Kenosha city, in suid county
hen and there to show cause, if any there he why Ii
cense should not be grained said administrator and
admlnisratrx sell said real estate according to tho
pl aver Of said patiton.
And it is further ordered that copy OF this order
shall ba published for four successive weeks prior to
sale day of hearing in the Kenosha Telegraph weekly
newspaper printed and published at Keu0sha city, ia
said county and personally served all persons inter
ested In said estate Tesdne in said four
teen days before said day Of hearing.
ls69. = a. ~
By the Court, JAMES j. PETIT;
4w85 County Judge ard for KenoshA county