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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26

hIsIsrsR Motley's dsuehter 10 about
being married 10 . grandson Of Lady
Palmerston-tbe gensleoas being the
second son Of the late Earl Cooper.
Second soss net being The heirs Of
their fasheras. tiUes, ve ssppese that
his sprig Of aeeilisy j. oaiy P!ais Mr..
Cooper.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26
nov II n DoH1.

Under the heading Of "Vote Early
and Vote Often" ;hs New York Even.
ing Post gives the following table show.
ing the population, according to the
latest census returns, Of several districts
in few of the wards of the Democratic
city Of New York, with the vote poiled
IN May last-a much lighter vote than
that of November. 1868, or 1869:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26

RBMEDr.s 1oR fas Cannes Fra
Our farmers and gardeners have suffered
much of late years, and are still suffer
ing, from the ravages of the cabbage
flea or louise. The Scientific Press Of
San Francisco has the following upon
the subject:
The cabbage flea, whose ravages upon
the cabbage plants in Nevada and other
localities vas noticed last week 10 the
the FIRST column under our agricultural
head, is doing much damage the present
season 10 the vicinity of New York. In
past years its depredations have been
chiefly eondned to the young plant,
when just coming leaf; but this year il
has attacked full grown plants, SO as to
either destroy them in great numbers or
seriously affect their growth. Instances
are noticed where they have even At
lacked old stumps set out for seed, eat
ing OF the leaves rs fast a. they were
developed, and thus preventing the pro
daction Of eeed.
The remedies applied are those usual
~ employed to destroy plant lice, such
~ strong tobacco water, . solution of
soft soap, etc. Lime and dry earth ap-
piled as described 90 page AZ Of our
last issue would no doubt be eineacious.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26

Ex-SscRsrARY SEWARD 10 about start
ing on . voyage around the world.
Mr.. Seward 10 in his sevsaty 6rst year.
He exhibits q wonderful vitality.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26

DENYING Tbs SoFr IMPEACHMENr.-
Toe Humboldt Register of the sd last
defines lis position with regard to the
Woman question and the Elko Inde
pendent as follows:
In conducting a newspaper, multi
pliciiy of editors, unless the duties Of
each are clearly specified, has its incon.
veniences as well as its advantages, and
leads - serious, and not unfrequently
ludicrous mistakes, and the Eiko hide
pendent, with its triumvirate on the
tripod, appears to oe no exception TO the
rule. Under the caption OF "Poll tax
and the ballot" oae of the trio, the edi
tor OF the day for the occasion, relieves
himself Of the following: 1.-The advo-
Gates of Womau's Suffrage, through
their organ, the Humboldt Register,
threatens that in case neither party in.
doises the movement, TO put third
party in the field next fall" With ali
due Difference to the opinion of the one
third editor ofthe Independent, we beg
leave to state that the Register is not
''their organ" aud consequently not
entitled to the title be Sd generously
confers, however much We may regret
it. What the Register stated relative
to the plans of the Woman Suffrage ad 3.
voca;es, they publicly declared on the
stump in Winnemucca and no doubt
throughout the State. If the fraction
who penned the above for the Independ-
ent will consult another division of the
editor, be will discover that said diri.
sion is Secretary Of the Woman's Suf'
frage State Association and that the
Register is not .'their organ The
position of the Independent on che Wo-
mao question, one.,hird of it being in
favor of the movement, is about as lu
dicrous NJ that of the three children
who were happy 10 the joint ownership
of an interesting kitten, the two oldest
claiming the head and body, leaving the
youngest the proud possession of the
tail, which be delighted in treading on,
the piercing cries of
agony such conduct produced At the
other end, and the remonstrance of his
partners. These objections were not
hee1ed however, twas bis and he used
it a. be pleased.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26
that of November, 1868. or 1869
Commenting on this, the Pos, says

Commenting on this, The Post says :
In the large cities of the United States the
average proportion of voters to population is
rather less than one il seven. II is less In
New York than in most other cities because
of the larger number of aliens here. Many
of these Immigrants, not yet naturaiized,
live in the ten districts named above, and the
probable number OF voters in them all Is
much less than one-seventh Of the whole
population, or SPA. That three thousand
people should cast forty-seven thousand votes
is a feat unprecedented in the history Of cleo
tons.
These figures may be inaccurate, but such
a startling and uniform series of contrasts in
different districts. reported BY different emu
merators, and alike only in this, that one Sc,
of political managers control their elections,
is very suggestive, and full official returns
will BE awaited with eager interest.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
The LAYING Machine.

lnlure the mann spring OF watch, and every
portion II the works become dsorderrd. The
human stomach j. 10 the human system what that
elastic piece oil metal il 10 "A chronomsicT II IN
fuencer tn. action 81 the other organs, AMI con
trul-, u certain extent the whole living machine
The conps may b" carried further. for ~ the
Weakness or other imperfcctions of the main
spring Is Indicated on the fare OF the time.p piece,
80 also j. the weakness or other disorder of the
stomach betrayed by the face of the invalid. The
COMPLEXION IL salOw on faded, the eyes are def
cient IN lustcf and Intelligence, and there IL worn
anxious oppression in the whole countenancc,
which tells as plainly aswIlitcn words could do,
that the great nourshlng organ whose Office II Is
10 mi lister TO the wants ~ the body, and To sus
tain and renew all us parts, !. not performing it-
duty. II requires renoya tng and regulating, and
| 10 accomplish this end H0stetier's Stomach Bit
ier's NAV be- truly said tn lac the one thing needful
The broken main spring of a watch may he re-
placed by new one, but the stomach can only
be repaired and strengthened and this l. one oi
the objects of the famous vegetable rcstoraiIN.
which for eighteen years ha. been waging sue
cessul contest with dyspepsia in oil climates, A.
| u specific for indlgestiOnit stands alone. When
the resources OF the pharnlacopdsa have been ex-
hansted, without, at best, doing more thar
miiig ,ting the compliant, course OF this whole
| some and palatabe, yet powerful, stomachlc of
| iects perfect and permanent cure. In all cases
of dyspepsia the liver Is more or less iisorler"d
| aud upon this important gland, as well AZ upoI
| the stomach and bowels, the Bites act with sin
| gular dstinctness, regulating anu relnyigoralni
| every secretIye and assimilaiinR organ on Nhicl
| bodily and mental health depend
IeAQInwsilwd aw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
RSULL'S
SARSAPARILlA
ssrui Else Captains Letter nma
The LeticT from his Mother:

Eruton Barracks, Mo-, AprlJn, lSi.
.R JOHN KU Ll.-pc1rSIr Known Go. ..r
t''u'A "i !unr oalppaulia, and the hcaliul Hpi
l'uvhriAi qualities pu-str-U-, 1 send Suu the
iulu~tns statement 81 my case!
Twas WuuudVd about two years ago-was taken
prisoner "nd confined Tor > Xtcsn months b.luy
niu'ca 80 uliru, my wounds have not healed Nrt
nav" MOI -ai up "A moment since was wounded
Tam suni through the hips, My genera! heHiilt
lr impaired nHt need something a. as. 1 ~,
tuf'' hsNv more ialth IN your Ssfrapar,lt thau
10 any lh'nI tir,. Wish that that IT. u,UuIp.
flrm" "ApTtss mo half dozcr hattia. ata
olsv CAPT. q. l.. JouN.uN
=. s.-lue following was written Ami ~ iss..
~ $40 J'uAiv Johnson, mother Of tapt john
-ou;
iR, JOHN BuLl.-poar sir Ny husband, I,r
= - JHHNl'h, MAS skllliul surgeon nnd l.n,r..
lah o. Central New York. where ho dIpI, 'sa,tA
III" above =, 4. johnson ma my care. Al tnirir.H
Ntars OF age ho had chrome diarinvi tnd
s,l"lui,, Tor which gave him your y.apaIilla
II CURED Nm! J have Tor ten years r,rum.
menhcd y to many IN New York, Ohio anu Iowa
Tor scruiulH. lcN-r sores, ana general dtIlltty.
Perfect success hN, attended TO- 1A6 a.. t,,.f,a
~ 's~s fasfs y sereHid and fysr sore, sf, a.assi
airaes''as am very ANXIOUS for my "a fu alguu
pave r''ours" iu your Sar-aparilla. ~, d.. k.tII
ot ftIiin' "a spurious article, hence hIs uIlu. d,
"u Tor o. TIE W"unds were terrible, Lit . &c..
l"'r h'~'Ii recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JuHNsuN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
SOUND ADVICE.

Make isyour bu'inc.', II you need cloth
ing, t. 20 10 a reliable store, where YOU
can lind all you need, and made IN the .,yle
you fancy, Mt such prices rs to suit your
purse aud the times. Antrims Is just sucl,
house. There you will always find a
complete and .eloc, assortment of cloth.
ing either Tor men, youths hoy, orchid.
r'u, at price. ~ low ~ the lowest. Com
par" his goods and prices, u. {, will b" "a
your interest. &C.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24

Material 10 make dollar hottie ~ the best Hair
r.'torstvs ever used for restoring gray hair 20
Oh. orgi,s scior. send s5oents for q package. 2
" YOU Want
Ns- White Teeth, Healthy Gums, and asweet
,",tn --uJ Tor our rURkisn pENTktFIcE,
pus4 80 ceut-.
#. ~ rot wAsf
az 'pto for lieIlashe, c1nrri, Ieafhrss. o.
p,stuy "a ~" cars. send tor ,our srERNGIA.
irki. pTte- . cents.
~. X der ~ tN- Nptc sent posi- pail on n.
''uI 10 DTt'rs
rtr~-, lo-rph Il L'shar. az ndk,t street,
' t..l.a. So. sog7iydAw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
a To,ist Necessity.

Anrrn'nry thiry years sxl'susnoe, IT, nov
y-B.raily admitted that Murray Lsnfnan - rvr
Ia water b. Tho most refreshing and sgr', abir II
30 toilet p.Tiumcs. ltis calI,ly different from
,oiogu. Water and .Loud Lac, - h. eyniounded
: u ~. the psif.me ofohogbe d..sy-sfre q
i's mouent- hf,ef IT. Application, sht.i that q
be- FLORIDA water Lasts Tor many day. c,I'0mI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24

essays FOR YOuNG MEN oner,aied
,ui u-.I up, Who have Io~t their youthful energy,
AMBITION, ,BI boldly ,igor, in the pursuit ~ %.
o.. al ~. i.ure With words " cheer, and ranilafy
% for the -.cmineiy hopolesl. scut Tree. IN
sealed envelopes. Ajire.s Bowsrd Association.
isD' r. Phiialsiphia, IA
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
rnoroGR,rn> ! PnoroGR,rms.

Go To- j. %. Bagseil, Photographer,
o'rncr Egh,h street, aud ohio Lcvec, for
n''''---. carte de Ni.it.s etc Having
made arrangement, ~ ia spina 81 the beet
artists ~ our large cities, be- respectfully
solicit order, for copying aud enlarge
ing old picture. Call ut his room. and
So" specimen. Il work in that line.
.nfl.f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24

How many Housewives are there who
have experienced the difficulty Of obtain
NJ good vinegar. Read the advertise
mcnt OF W. II. Bishop in this paper,
my25daw3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
Loot ia Your thiidrca-Ghs tres,
Soptbttr Remsdy

M Cure. Cote npd TRIP ~ rt,,,.p
IL ,,tl,,,t, M the hor.i-, sud farilI- -
Nm taiss ~. prUces. of ft-NT.
tscthing.
,,.- -ubdIes CouVul.Ipu- p,,t,,.
|. ,ttf.s,Ia... sud overcome alI lIs. -.
.yst'p eases Incident TO ~. ! -.
itnt= anI rhltren 'H'''
,uA. cure. Ina rhes, UpsoH. rg,ot.
n .r"-,.,tt. sty, ahd ~iitnust tsta. -
'yppi pant Iu h.l.lf'n e no 4 60
s.ss w.
o. i. t,e Great lniau''. ant ,hlIfcn'. -O.ih.ug
.u,. o., 10 sii'i.."rIaH brought up D., frtt'1is,
.n, other osu-..
Prepared ~ the aHA FroN MEDICINE co..
! LOUIS. No.
-.li uy tr.4g..t. Aai dealer. 10 in-ic,ne
'"fy shsfs rSlylA~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24

CALL At WulIer. aud ENNMINE nIs
.toc,, II cLoruuS0 H. cannot, and will
not, uE rNpEEsoLD ~ ANY oTngR HoUsE
II TuE sNME LINE. This STOCK is IN.
gNTIEELr NEw, and Was Eou0HT at the
LOWEST DECLINE ~ GOLD.
!. Valdez, Corner Of Sixth
If aud Ohio Lcyoe.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24

FgE,m Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways be had Read the advertisement
"Greatest Work Of the Age, in this pa
per. maylsd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
riOi q.

300 bbls. Flour medium grade, also 2oo
half bbls. medium quality suitable for the
southern trade for sale nj tho Egyptian
mills. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

The Craig Microscope adapted 10 popu-
lar and scientific use, Read the advertise
mcnt. Price, % %, m27d3m,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24

-Go'.ainer, L.lc Thread, silk, Linen,
cro-s-barred aud mcrino underwear, suit
able ~ the s"ason, IT the famous clothing
house Il John Antrim, No. 20, Ohio
L.Nrc. ri.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
C11i1Ies o1acl TCvcr

'l'HE proprietor - this celebrated medicine
\ Justly ,lsnus for it superiority over all re-.
NEEDLES over offered to the public for the sgis.
tais, spssls osd PEP maHert ere Of Ague and Fever
or ChillS AMI Fever whether OF short or lous
standing. He refers In the entire Western aud
southwestern country 20 bear him testimony To-
tho ruth Of The assertion, that in ne rqsn
whatever Will 10 TAIL To cure, II the directions arr
strictly followed and carried out. In great
our, and whole families have been cured by
single bottle. with n perfect restoration oi the
every case iroTc certain to cure IL It, use d.
uuu"d IN smaller doses for week or two after the
dsCos, has teen checked, more especially in dii.
hcult aud long standing cases. Usually, this
medicine will not require any aid To kt'J tue
towels IN good order, should the patient huwcy
Cr, require a tathutiC medicine, after lgsIuE
taken three Ur four doses Of the Tonic, u siuglr
dose vt EuiTs Vegetable Family pm.
VIA hv sufficient
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24

Tricol snd baske, ca'simers suits, very
llne, made 20 order, at the Old reliable
clothing house Of John Antrim, NJ. 20
Springfield Block. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24

~ behrly zoe hundred re'isip,s for maxim, brandy
~ Kinds 81 Vine, GiD. Ale, Beer. Cordial., su.
p'uur CIDER, and much other useful informant n
or those dealing In or manufacturing any " the
ra'ye, cithei for the trr'lc or home use.
7"ni Nv mal, free % postage, ior ~ cents. Al.
ifesf e. y. NORMANDY. DOL Market street,
10. iauis, No scar iydsw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
Special Notices.


Hare Collection No " iand's Recetpts
Magic Arts, Disco.ories, etc., comprising vai'~
-" information for everybody. sent by mai, Gree
POSTAGE for 80 cents.
ADDRESS n. n. NORMANDY, Dol Market street,
Louis, No. ses7dawiy
Batch eI0r's I1atr Dye.
Iht Bnt N ING wOgtD--dOes not contain lead
%" Yi'uOl poisons 70 paraly " the system or ro-
lace death. Il IS perfectly harmless 70 table
d. iRnianeous. notd the Wanted hno drlus,ye
"rnr,toh- boastiug virtues they DO not possess.
{ "a soniI 80 ape iiw digger, TIC genuine
". a. baiAiclor's Hair Dy. hp hry y9hr.'rep-
ntatiOn 10 uphold IT, inicgry. sod by Dug.
ws's. Applied AZ iG Bony street. n Y.
un,tLIIUy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
pR JoHS HuLl.'s PRINCIPAL once
M. so Faith. Gross sssc"Li
Is,orpi-vi1lo ky.
BULLS
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny upifcdlstatcs and World
wide Readers:

4 HAVE received many testimonials tr.,u
] proier sioDsl snd medical men, ss my almanac
nni NrIous publications. huv" shown, an uf which,
N"genuiur. ~" following. from highly ,du.
Gated ana popular physician IA GturgIt, q. ,,t.
inny one oi no" most sens bio CoutuIuuIe,f
have eve, received ~. clement Know 81
aytly What t' speaks ~, AMI AIs testimony ir.
serves o. tv Wutt,u IA letters 81 gold H,t.
Nhhl The hogior s'y7 ui hulrs worm Ns-
troy.r:
NIlauow, woKcr County. Ga,
June -, is'D.
~ JouS uun.-lcar Sirs / have r,,.nJh
gwen your worm destroyer several tusls.
hnf hni u wonderfully tthruriOus. u hps not
FAILED va = siuglv Iu.tau," To- have the Nish.d-iut
!h''i. nm DONG pretty large county pra,tt,.
nnd nav" d1l Use Tot SOME aftiClC ot the b. u4
an nee Co confess HAT know OG ne Trtutd,
recommended 10y tho ah.rt authoriti0s that I- no
certain uui speedy nit. effects. tu the CONTRARY,
u'N are uncertain iu the extreme, NJ uH,,.t..
WutuEyUu Is Go lind out upon what tvru- ecu
get the medicine directly from you. u lean rrt
ltupun "asy terms. shall uss q gtrnt deal ui a
am aNar" that the gss oi such articles j. CONTRARY
10 III" Teachings Aui practice II = great m,i,IB
81 N" r'gHiar lIu" dfcafllng remedy NhUHN"
KNOW To- ~ suiicicnt simply because W. tusN -
lgu1rut ui Co., combination. For ny Part, .hHli
make u n rule 60 use nll aud every means g. =.
lev ate suffering humanity whrh l may h.. ais.
IT, crtumtnd mot hr-l 'hting because some uU-
more ingenious than my self have lcam.,. a.
effects tTrt, uud occurred the sole uEht Geo f,,ulr
ilat knowledge. Hoscyor am by uu ~, ,u. ~.
aiNorJt" OF rupputtcr ut ia" thousand Il Nu,ti.H-
uHsttUtna chat flood the county, that IuTIu,, BE-,
core Nll manner ut diseases toMLrh Fysh Is Utll
fl,.t-u reply soon, uni inform me ot Nuur tees
t'Ftnf, an, ~, N"rN r~rp'rtWlk.
Il Lll' l.. ILEAENL %. J.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
PHYSICIANS.
~ w. DUNNING, NJ. ID. Res.

w IpENCE-Comer Ninth and Walnut st.
oFFICE-Comer Sixth Street and Ohio Leyee,
OFFICE HouRs--From am To " IN, and
rom 10 6p,m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24

Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL n
his Laboratory, Fifth Street, LOU
vile, Ky.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
FEW hIse .sNEb sasIkI
AND CHILLS AID FEVER.
s:Nibs.se'G EaEsI.t.suRI.

u simulate a." uius, .'. rIl"riu Iuaft % irirut
hmcuuUs, ,4t .u.'- t. 300 .,uI.'f'r N. ftH i.ii.fu
/ whict o,ti-'# tee Fever unI N.ue, aud iN'l,iN
. rrstnr,r ib, nst'WiH h.lliH aui tune' and good
D tDutls B. "a d.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-21
NAPOLEON TO BE RESTORED.
The Income Tax.

WAsHINGToN, December s -.There
seems to he no longer any doubt that
during the present session of Congress
the income tax will he abolished. AT
least n dozen bills looking to this are al
ready presented, and the is a stronger
feeling against the tax than ever before
Many members assert that since the re
duction of the tax during the last session,
little more than the expense of collecting
it will be realized. and that if it is Who'll
" repealed the Revenue Bureau will be
enabled to reduce its force of officers and
clerks, and abate other enormous ex
penses to such degree that the Govern
ment will lose little by the change. to say
nothing of the benefits which will follow
the abolition of the tax. Or the other
hand. it is understood that majority of
the Committee on ways aud means will
not favor the immediate repeal of the
tax. Some members think it had better
be allowed TO stand as it is until it expires
by Neutrality-suspicious. 2. lS72-and others
say that il any action is to be taken II
had better be left To the Forty second
Congress. the present Congress havin
already passed upon the questi IN during
last session, after full consideration.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-21
New Cable Company.

New YORK. Dec l4.-An enterprise
has been started under favorable ausp
ces for laying new Atlantic cable. By
Published commun cation from George
L. Curtis, counsel for the company, it is
evident the company means business,
and does not intend to sell out. The old
cable company are VIM. L. Dodge,
Henry e.. Marqnand, Eugene Kelly and
George I. Curtis. The name of the
company is the New York and London
Direct Telegraph Company. 1t Is or
gained and registered in London under
acts of Parliament which provide for the
incorporation Of companies. The com
pany has he exclusive right for % years
and a grant by the special charter of
the Legislature of Rhode Island of land
ing and operating the telegraph cable or
cables, to connect with Great Britain,
Holland Belgium and Spain, in the wa
tiers of Rhode Island. The company is
organized under the stvle of the Nara
ganset q European Gable Company. and
has united and entered into contract
with the London company, under the
namr given above. The right to land
AMI operate the cable on the coast of
Wales. has been conceded b. England.
Earl Dudley is Chairmen of the compa
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-21
pierce County court-.In Probate..

Iu the matter of the last will and testament.
OF james Bloomer deceased
nN READING AND FILING an instrU--
~ ment in writing. puIporting TO be the
lasi will and testament of James Boomer.
late of Oak Grove, in said county, deceased.
aud also the accompanying petition of Mary
BloOmer. of Oak Grove. in said county, rep
resenting among Other things that the said
James Bloomer lately died at his residence
in the town of Oak Grove. in said county ;:
that the laid instrument is the last will and
and testament of said deceased and thast
she, the said petitioner, is the identical Mary
Bloomer named and appointed IN and by
the said last will and testament. executor
thereof; and praying that day be appointed
for hearing che proofs of said last will aHd
testament
1t IS ordered that the proofs ofsaid lnstru-
ment he heard before the Judge of this Court.
on Monday, the ninth day of January. 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. N at his office in the city of
Prescott. And it is further ordered that
public notice thereof he given to all persons
interested by publishing a copy of this order
for three weeks successfully. prior TO said
day of hearing. in the Prescott Journal, .,
weekly newspaper printed at Prescott in
said county, WILLIAM HOWES.
IS 3w County Judge
Dated December Z, 1870
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-21
Pierce County court-In Probate.

In the matter of the last will and testament
of Aaron Foster deceased.
ON reading and fill G an instrument in
~ writing purpOrting 10 be the last will
and testament of Aaron Foster late of Maid
en- Rock in said county deceased and also
the accompanying petition of acob Butcher
of Maiden mock. in said county. represent.
ing among other things that the SAID Aaron
Foster lately died at his residence in the
town of Maiden Rock, in said county; that
the said instrument is the last will and testa-
unent of said deceased and that he the
SAID petitioner is the identical Jacob Butcher
named and appointed in and by the said last
will and testament, executor thereof: and
praying thita day be appointed for hearing
the proofs of said last will and testament
1t is Oh dered that the proofs of said instru-
ment be heard before the Judge of This court
on Thursday the 18Th day of January, A. D.
1871 at o'cl.ck P. N, at the court house in
the town of Ellsworth in said county
And il is further ordered that public notice
thereof be gwen TO all persons interested by
pu blishing a copy of this order tor three
weeks successfully prior to said day OF hear
ing i'm the Prescott JOURNAL, weekly news
paper printed at Prescott in said county.
SO 4w. VIM. HowEs,
Dated Dec. I2, 1870. County Judge.