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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-07

1eeG OF your Majesty.
Why Napoleon 81 could not die as did thou
sands OF his soldiers, sword in hand with his
face to the foe, is not SO clear.
On the receipt of this most astonishing let
ter there was brief consultation between the
King, the Grown Prince, who has come over
on the arrival o the nag on truce, Count Bis
marck, Gen. Won Moltke and Won Room
After few minutes conversation the Kin9
sat down on rush bottom chair, and wrote a
note GU another chair, held as a table by two
aides -de-camp, to the Emperor, begging him
to come next day to the King of prnssia's
head quarters at Vendrez While this note
was being written, Count Bismarck came up
to Generals Sheridan and Forsythe and myself
and heartily shook our hands.
"Let me congratulate you most sincerely
Count" said General Sheridan Il can only
compare the surrender of Napoleon to the sur
render of General Lee at Appomattox Court
House." When it came my turn to grasp the
Chancellors hand could not help saying af-
ter l bad warmly congratulated him, you
cannot but feel a pride, Count Bismarck in
having contributed so largely to the winning
of to-dAys victory"
oh no, my dear SIR was the mild answer,
II am no strategist, and have nothing to do
with the winning of battles. What L am
proud otls, that the Bavarians, the Saxons and
the Mdrtemburgers have not only been on
our sde, put have had SO large share-ihe
largest share-in the glory OF the day; that
they are with us, and not against rs That is
my dong. don't think the French will saw
now that the South Germans will not firht for
our common Fatherland % ~ '0A
L asked His Excellepcy whether Leuis was
taken with hisipapa, and was told that no one
knew, and L think that no one cared where
that small young man was.
hen the King had written his letter be
himself handed it to Gen. Reilly, who stood
pareheaded to receive it, the italian and Cri-
mean medals glistened ON his breast in tbe
fading sunlight. ''0
Queen Victoria's image and superscription
have not been often seen on the uniforms of men
surrendering without condition AT twenty
minutes to eight Gen. Reilly left for the be-
leaguered town, escorted by the Uhans. The
duster which had served as flag of truce was
offered to me as souvenir of the most me-
morable day, but il bad a strong resemblance
to other busters, and 1 declined the proffered
relic. Then there was general demand to
drink, .and Count sBismarck's aide de camp
produced two bottles of Belgian beer. One of
them His Excellency shared with Gen. Sheri-
dan Gen. Forsythe and myself. saying that be
drank to the closer union to the three great
Teutonic peoples.
AS soon as Gen. Reilly was gone was anx-
ious to be off to the Belgian frontier, i'll the
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wltching impur >eace q few spicy and questionable
S -. MISS Markham. ~ Lurltne made the most
OF ney par which, IN the buresQue ct any rate, 10
s@pysmelS weak and coloress Tns minor
Varw were t0ieraby well played. The bur-
lesqye IL . success but not . great one. It win
probably run few nights to full houses but even
good acting and .beautifu blondes" cannot give 1t
Q heightened career. N eH5 #.4Ht
I LIMA EDwINs THRATRE.-There was large at.
tendance at this popular establishment last evening
to greet the temperance OF Miss Edwin In "Cinde
rella.n Aside from the comfortable and pleasing
aspect Of this theatre the admirable arrangements
and attractive variety usually presented, there ap
peared to prevail among the adience . feel
ing OF that domesticiry experienced only In
the parlor or at the Preside. Miss Edwin's
theatre Ia genuine success for It has faithfully
progressed on the commendable plan upon which.
under her auspices, 1t was opened this season.
"Cinderela.O a. produced last evening, created
quite favorable impression, the admirable repre-
sentatIves Of the well known roles therein being
throughout warmly appreciated for their ability.
Miss Edwin, a. the heroine acquitted herself with
much credit, and the performance was altogether OF
o very interesting character
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A III u S E M L N T S !.

ACADEMY ~ Observation-Disclosures Tonight
tins great tfagedenne win appear for he first time
AS Lady Macbeth, assisted by Walter Montgomery as
Macbeth. Mark Smith aeca,e. J. 4. Studey as
Macdun and George DE were rs Banquo. The role
OF the ambitious wife Of the Inaue of Cawdor Is adj
mrably suited 10 the marvellous energy and impas-
stoned power OF Nile. Janauschea, an'i much lnie-
rest Is ev,ncsd AZ the announcement of ler appear
ance IN II. she played Mary STUART 10 II night 10 The
ialges house sie mas yei been favored with al the
Academy.
PARK THEATRE, BRUoKLYS.-Mr. and Mrs. Billy
FLORENCE Tue iiiiitaoe comedians, commenced an
engagement at Mrs. y. y. Conveys Park theatre,
Brooklyn, last evening. The mere announcement OF
the appearance OF ,his popular couple is ever tails
man af success witii the fun-iovin. people over The
river VINO dock early 10 seats al The theatre.
The Audience last evening was paying
OF ine word, he house being
pied IN every part. "lhe TIcKet-oELeaye
Mln'' held possession OF tie boards and in
cuicated the great moral lesson OF honesty as the
best menus 10 ward or temptation and tue Ills which
surely ensue upon .digressiou fronl the Golden
Rule. florenceis Bot Brerly + az effective one AZ
a WhO,e HIS dialect, though not bad, might
De improved with little care. The Emily
versatile Mrs. Florence was a decidedly captivating
piece Of acting and drew forth the repeated sncores
OF Tue audience. ". Lambs Green jones was all
that fancy painted as clowuisll BOBBY. His ap-
pcariince ncites laughter any capacity, which Is
a misfortune under which ne iabors when essay ing
rue VIII apDiQuu us iaVOfift
ar all times Mrs. Jennie Carroll, Mrs. Maria Bates,
Mr.. Marx Bates MI Carroll aud Mr.. shannon each
acted wei their respective parts. The play will no
repeated this evening.
WOODS THEATRE.-The celebrated Lydia Thomp-
son troupe made Its reappcarance al this theatre
last evening before crowded house in the bur-
lesque OF Lurline' Inc piece is of course founded
on the opera Of the same title: but IL is SO free
rendering OF the original plot that one would be
puzzled TO recognize its origin were it not for the
name. IT. Is written in the worst style Of English
burlcsque, and ab0unds with horrible far-fetched
puns such as any weltrained ear can scarcely hear
without thrill OF disgust The acting, and, per.
maps, stlii more the beauty OF the Two beautiful
blondes" however, redeem the badness OF the piece
ana make II interesting. Miss Lydia Thompson as
f rupert the Reckless is OF course its main attrac
ner weak point she seems 10 have lamentaby de-
,efiorated. Perhaps her voice last night might have
oeen anected by an attack OF catarrh; II II
were e. not ', she would DO well to select only,
In tne future, parts that depend for their success
merely upon fascinating looks aud an ample display
81 nude limbs ana tie power 10 '.get or with be-
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JUMPED FROM A WINDOW.

The Death or Mrs. Sheridan-An Investiga.
iion-ssWhat About This'' Nows
Coroner Rollins received note yesterday from
Dr. Bradford, OF West Forty th street, stating that
Mrs. James Sheridan who jumped from the second
story window OF her premises, l38 West Thirty fifth
street. last Saturday week. as already reported, had
died. II was lntimated by the messenger who
originally reported the case that Mrs.
Sheridan had been compelled to leap
from the window 70 escape violence from
her husband or some other person; but when waited
upon by Coroner Schlrmer she stated that no one
pushed her from the window, ana that the act was
voluntary on her part
AT that time Mrs. sheridan was comparatively
comfortable and believed she would recover;
but DR.. Bradford, who had = been in attend.
fall she had received internal injuries, which
caused her death on Sunday afternoon, but
that remains 70 be determined by postmOrtem
examination to be made by DR.. John Beach, De-
ceased told Coroner Schirmer most emphatically
that she had no complaint to make against her nus.
band. and consequently ne was not arrested. II
deceased and her husband had quarrel OF such
character compelling her for self-Dreservation to
jump out OF the window the fact will be developed
before Coroner Rollins during the Investigation.
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stesuship Key West, Rudolph. Port Prince-wnson
Asmus.
Steamship Clyde, Hunter Charleston Henry Morgan 1
Co.
Steamship Annie Chase, Wilmington, De- "A Abbott.
Snip Chss Marsha, Marshal, Liverpoo-C H Marshall
Co.
Ship Hudson, Pratt, London-Grinncll, Minturn Co.
Ship Jas Keller, Allen San Francisco-Sutton Co.
Bark Nova FamA (Aust), London-FuDch, Edye Co.
Bark NJ s Weir (Br), -, Antwerp-Tapscott Brothers
Co.
Bark VIM Van Name, Craig, Cadiz-Jas Henry.
Brig Stella Lodge (Fr, Allen, Cork Falmouth for
dere-H J De Wolf Co.
Brig Gipsey DAM, Bernbaum, ST CroixP Hanford Co
Brig Annie Ingram (Br, Pendergast, Halifax Crandal,
Bereaux 4 Co.
Brig o Blanchard tBr), Ledain, Paspebiac-Tspscom
Brothers Co.
Brig sabina (Br), Vernon, St Johns NFHaton, Watson
Co.
Brig Annie Orb Nugent, st John, NB-Cran dali. Ber
teanA h Go.
Schr Snaan Stetson, Yates. Jacmel-S Loud Go.
Brig II Curtis, Merriman, SavannRh-Evans Ball Co.
Schr Sam Fabens, Croker, Baracoa--B Weinberg.
Schr Ireland Townsend. SAvannah-Evans, Bali Co.
Schr II Kelley, Collins, Wlmngton-E Hurlbut Co.
Schr Mnnehaha, Saunders, Deep River-Racket Bro.
Schr Stacey, Nickerson Nzntucket-E CroweI Co.
Schr G Acken, Hobbie, Stamford.
Schr Henrietta, -, Hartford-W Chalmers.
Steamer Beverly Brewer Philadelphia
Steamer Fannie Fenton, Philadelphia.
Steamer Anthracite, Green Phade phia-W fitzpatrick,
Steamer francona, Bragg, Portand-J \ Atnes.
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Political Notes.

Evansville, Ind, boasts an out-and-0ut, dyed in
thew0Ol negro democrat. The darky says demOc-
racy runs In the family. He voted the democratic
ticket because his father, white man, was a demo
Graf.
General Banks has not accepted the nomination
for Congress rendered him by the labor reform party
OF the Sixth district OF Massachusetts. The General
repudiates ali side issues and runs as The straight
out radical nominee.
John q. Adams, the democratic candidate for Gov.
ern0l Of Massachusetts, Introduces an entirely new
figure into D0litics-that OF honesty. In his letter
accepting the nomination he frankly admits that
for three years he has wanted to be Governor Such
honesty and frankness are decidedly conlmendable.
but are not likely to be appreciated In the Bay State.
rhc election In Georgia is TO continue three days
the Goth, 2lst ana 22d Of December.
Omaha, Nebraska, is the champion city for repeat.
ers. Al recent republican primary meeting 5000
votes were cast, when there less than 700 re-
publican voters In the whole county.
IL has been officially announced that Mercur (rep.)
Is elected for the Thirteenth district OF Pennsylvania
by Ill majority.
Senator C0nkng made an elaborate address on
political affairs to great meeting Of republicans at
Saratoga last evening
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ARRIVALS.


Steamship az Italy OBJ, Gras q. Liverpool oct and
10 as % lon d O. W. exchanged sisass wts Worth
4 $ so rs with AVaG .es
ss;s srisa q re,s1sssd sSaed IGN, ii = 3!
ship rgssd steamship bound supposed Inmans also
Steamship CITY Of srooHsn s ssots Liverpool Oct
via qusens,o.n Oct mGss and ps.se1gera :, J 2 Dale
oct a. WIN mails, md.s and passenger Atlantic Mali
as s. ~s o q
with and standing, broken on mastheads
sy had Evidently been stripped as there vas no rigging
e hsr no name %s % The Missouri D d:
Steamship crsscsn. CITY, Norton, Now Orleans. Oct $
Baker wedn..say 18th Gulf Of forida S.wsen sem
aud Cape Florida, passed OF day,
y E.p. oss "a: M e:
gene the
died and was At Saturday, 10TH g miles south y
Haiseras Frank Rsspensi, native Of Germany died and
Steamship Victor, Gates New orean s. and South.
Sssss;s .ss!: S:y.ea ssy q s:aa:
ne .":1
passed Caps q Good Hope Aug IS; touched q Helen.
day. q e., Nth g
s,s Win sugar s rs1i; Ds: s e Loud
Co 9TH inst lat 49, ion a. took heavy gale from to
Nv. lasting days; sustained damage
Schr FKindbcrg Thomas, Baltimore for Hudson,
Schr Vapor, Newberry, Baltimore.
Schr Maria Pierson, Grant, Alexandria.
Schr VIM Allen, Jones, Alexandria. t.9 4I
Schr Isaac Hincklex Randolph, Virginia.
Schr Oliver Fl Booth Longstrect, Virginia
Scbr Hastings, Tlton, rgina.
Schr Adaliza, Loveland, Virginia.
Schr Caroline Hail. Davis Virginia.
Schr K q A Ward, Edwards, Virginia.
Schr Isaac Hnckley, Randolph Virginia,
Schr Julius Webb, Bremner, Virginia.
Schr Booth, Longstree Virginia.
Schr Hubbard, Loveland, Virginia.
Schr G Wilson, Wilson, Virginia.
Schr Julius Webb Ronier Virginia
Schr william Allen, Jones, xandria.
Schr Maria Pierson, Grant, Alexandra.
ScbY vapor, Newbury, Baltimore.
Schr Sussex, Mason, Delaware.
Scbr Ktndberg. Thomas, Baltimore for Hudson.
Sebr The Union. Nuypbv. Mfllvlle. NJ.
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The Registry To-Day.

The places for registry IN the various wards OF
the city viii be opened today and tomorrow az
nine o'clock A. NJ, and remain in session until nine
P. NJ, according to custom. Voters desiring to be
registered must go IN person. The lists Will be made
out anew, and those OF last year OF no use. The
QUALIFICATIONS OF voter are, that lie shall be twenty
one years OF age, and citizen OF the United States
and shall have resided year IN the State, four
months In the county, and thirty days in the district
from which the officer for whom he votes is TO be
chosen. Persons who have moved from one AS
sembly district OF the State to another within thirty
DAYS OF the election may vote tor the State ticket
but not for Assemblyman. Naturalized citizens
must have received their papers at least ten days
before registration.
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ATTKEN.-The members Of Zerruababel Chapter
are hereby summoned to attend at their rooms, Odd
one ococK for she purpose Of Dawn. tns last
tribute OF respect to the memory Of our late CON-
panOn, George Altken. BY order or the II. p.
MALCOLM STEWART. Secretary
Sir Knights Of lvanhOe Commandery are hereby
ordered TO assemble at their asylum, Odd Fellows
p. NJ. to attend the funeral OF our late Sir Knight
George Aitken. BY order OF the Z. O.
NJ. STEWART, Recorder.
MAsONIC.-The members OF Marml0n Lodge, No.
81, +. ana A. NJ. are hereby summoned to meet at
the lodge room, corner Bowery and Beecker street.
on Wednesday, October 10. 1870, at one O'Clock p.
NJ for the purpose OF attending the funeral of our
late brother, George Aitken. BY order Of
STEWART MCIVER, M.
K. ". PARIS. Secretary.
For Other Deaths see Ptftt Pa0e.l
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FEARFUL KEROSENE EXPLOSION IN pIrrssuae.
PITrsBURG, Oct. II,

PITTSBURG, Oct. II, 1870.
AT gx O'Clock tonight an explosion occurred at
tine standard OIL Works, caused by spark from
locomotive. Six hundred barrels OF refined oil and
Two hundred barrels Of benzine were destroyed
LOSS $l6,LV0; no insurance. Several persons were
brown frov the platform Of . passing train by the
tnpsa ~ The .Xp"son. None were seriously hurt.
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Tho Political Imbroslio in Philadelphia
Death of NOIen.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, 1870.
The death Of NOlen has caused much excitement
here. Mayor Fox has issued q warrant for the
arrest Of William b. Mann, implicated In the shoot
ing by the dying deposition Of Nocn. Mann Is alb.
sent from the city, but has notified the Mayer that
he Will return In time for hearing this AFTERNOON.
Anticipating that trouble may arise during the
COroners investigation, the Mayor has ordered q
detail OF police from every station the city 10 be
Will be run across Fifth street, from Chestnut TO
Library street and the Ssrmer thoroughfare cleared
OF everybody.
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Fnsseo Throagh Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Msreus Bearss. Boston for New York with
% Law, .s L: ss:ss s s:: rsi D...
, ss:. s .ss:s Z: .nn
sohI Nay pay a.m Bsnso, fcs New York, u days. with
ssSr Ausnle Kse.ii:n. Bangor for New York. 10 days.
sshT Asa cay yOs.s, rT.nslin for New York, days.
sshr 9uno 6son For New York. days. with
sssI i E.ss ss is- ss' Head for New
HGa S:~ York. with
Bo::Sn G sa ss. y sss
ss Ss... s New
schr ? Church, Clifford Cape Cod for New York, with
schr Henry Tabor. bowman New Bedford for New
River New New
schr nedlstor, Gage. Fan River for new York.
s John p s: fG s Ns or New York.
schr Nary 1sr.hon Brghtmap ra River for New York
ssS. sSS;;!:. S.i:, Ss:asa Tsanses sor New York.
sshr NJ Mad, Thraaher, Taunton for New York, with
Sch sshr Cool. Iassnsurg wsrsh.m for New YORK.
ssSr Az, Fowler, PrSvidsnss fo1 Sss YSSs,
schr veilant N,ckerscn. Providence for New York.
sssSr 5aiis Am w:l: Isss q Sss YSrf.
ssSI I E5ci:cs smith, Powders: To- New YORK
seSr Hunter, Crane. Proyidencs for New YORK
schr MerryDaan, Babbest, Providence for Phiadel-
schr Fakr, Hunt, Providence for Elsabethport,
schr 9 Watson, Adams, Newport for New York.
schr Mary Loughery, Loughsry Norwich for Philadel
SEM Elen Bsfnss Ferris, warren for Heboksn.
@sssi Ne" York.
sF s., ssS oT
scbr Eva, Sherman, Norwich for Eizsoeshpori.
schr 6Snninsham. Ferris New London for New York
schr Ida vAOcabs brigham, New London for Phllade
s s Tho. Hull. Brown stoning.on for New YOrx
sehr Sh.:sSrc Robinson, sscninston for New York.
s ssr se. Si1 s4tS dS
schr william Camp Bsyie Derby FOR Albany.
scar ihIssSsi
schr Belle seaman, Sea man, New Hagen for New York.
Is. for ssM
scSr Themoo Ssnsr,0n Fox stanford Tor New Yors
ssSr Snssssp Smith Pors 5ss:rso" FOR New YORK
No. OF y Sands Point Ida Ray Cow Bay for
RASWVt-vV0oS
Ray Co. -sSrssrs sasS<-s7x Ssszs -TsvSs- =,
.-Aa-A.-.A----Ns"F BOUND EAST. :" 4"
Brig Stella Lodge (Br), Allen, New York for Queenstown,
for orders.
Brig Sabine tBr), -, New York for 81 Johns NF
Schr Oliver scofsld, Disosway, Georgetown for New Ha
schr John McDewe,t. Mullen. New Brunswick for New
Haven.
schr Native, Hart. Elizabehport for Middetowp
Schr Rachel jane Cook, Ezabethport for Providence.
schr Falcon Wheeler, Ezabethport for Derby.
Schr Convert. Adams, Rondout for Providence
schr War s.eeS. SisIsrsOn, Eondout for Boston
Schr Charles Carroll, Chase Rondout for Fall River.
Schr Idaho. Davis. Rondout for Portland
6chr Perine, Shcnleld. Newburg for Stonngton.
Schr Connecticut, Stapn, wDurg for Newport
Schr Howard (Br), Howard, New York for st John,
NIB. n4.
Minnehaha, Sanders New York for Connecticut
Schr Golden Eagle, Howes New York for New Bedford.
Wind At sunset 8; fresh.
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LoNpog MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDON, Oct. 1850 p.
MConsos closed ut 92 for money and Ss 92H for the
account American securities closed quiet and
e94 1865 l667s So tenforties S6 Railway stocks
quiet and steady Ene lsk; Illinois Central ia; Atlantic
LIVERPOOL CoTrOn MAEKET.-LavExPooL, Oct. ~ 80
p M-cotton closed bnoyant; Middling uplands $50:
mddng Orleans SID The sales of the day foot up 00
bales, including 400 for speculation and export.
LIvERPOOL BRKADsTUFFs MARKRT-LIvERPOoL, Oct.
I'll 80 p. N.-Wheas hrmer for all descriptions. Flour
frmer.
>, LIVERPOOL PHoyIsIoSs MAnxIL-LyxRpooI7 Oct.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON Oct l7-l 30 p
MTsllow 6rmsr 1t l8s. 3d. Linseed oil easier At SIS los
E26 lbs
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANrwRRP, Oct. H-Petroisun,
501af. tor standard white.
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TAMMANY PRIMARIES.

The Tammany primary elections for delegates 10
the County, Congressional, Assembly and School
Conventions were held last evening in the different
wards and passed on quietly
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Eighth District Congressional Convention.
Julius WadswOrth was last evening nominated by
the convention OF the Young Democracy for Con.
gress from the Eighth district. beating his cOmpet-
tor, James Brooks, the final vote being Il COS.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER II, 1870.
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SHIPPIN G N z w s.

Aimanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. ....... 6 IA Moon rises. morn
Snn sets. ....... Is High water. eve 43
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-27
Sheriff SaIe-RelI.

" County Of Grant, SIS Wisconsin '''s
kinney and Co. rs. Mrs Edward Rel
by virtue OF writ of execution issned out OF TIA
above named court, in favor of Kinney % nlsin,ig
anu against Mrs. Edward Bell defendant 10 me n,
ana delivered, and for want of goods and hat
.sls OF said defendant whereon levy have by diTec
non phntneyied upon all the right title and interest
Pi lhe SAID defendant had the l4th day Of
eJI,puaIy iofO or has since acquired in aud to the
following described real estate TO- wit west bas ~
noitn west quarter Of section thirty (3O) township
nunioer three (3). north OF range number three (l
West OF the fourth principal MERIDIAN Grant county
Wisconsin; which right, title and interest Of the d.
,eaant above named 10 said real estate will on the
Vn Jay oil January, 1871, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
~ 81 SAID dayat the front door of the court house in
he village OF Lancaster, Grant county Wis offer for
ale anu viii sell az public yendue TO the highest bid
and all accruing costs.
WIN. II elise,
nlNNEi Coz pins. Sheriff Grant Co.
18th, 1870. He,re
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Estate of wilkinson.

~ TATE oF WISCONSIN, a. In Probate Grant County
- Grant County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of John wilkinson dec d.
On reading and filing the petition Of Sarah wilkinson
OF Grant county, representing, among other things
that John Wilkinson, late of q ant county, on the
2lst day of November A. d. 1870 at Patch Grove died
interstate, leaving goods, chatels and estate within
this state and Co., that the said petitioner is the widow
OF said deceased and praying that ADM nistration OF
said estate be 10 Alexander Paul granted
IL is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this Court Monday, the 10th day OF
January A. D. 1871, at o'clock P. VI at Lancaster in
said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given 10 the
heirs Of said deceased and all persons interested by
publishing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior 70 said day Of hearing in the Grant Coun
ty Herald, weekly newspaper printed and publ shed
at Lancaster in said county.
BY the Court, WIN McGONIGAL CO. Judge.
Dated Lancaster December 10 1870 2gw5