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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-07

INDIANAFoLTs. January 6.-Ths GOV
eruOr's Message was very long, and re
lates principally 10 State matters. H,
says the financial condition Of the State
50 far ss the liquidation Of our foreign In
debtedness IS concerned, Is most ssLisfac
tory. Practically. al the foreign debt o
the State, except sl78 600 war loan bonds
issued under the Legislature Of 1851, hai
been redeemed. The domestic debt Of the
State, including g3 55l ,8lG IS non negO-
table bonds given % The school fund, Is
S. go 80l lB There being no further ne
cessity for State agency st New York, o.
for Board State debt, or sinking fund. the
commissioners recommended that both
be immediately dispensed with. There
viii be no injustice OF imprOpristy in re-
Quirlng holders of the few remaining
certificates 20 receive money at the Treas
suTy. He repeats the recommendation
made 81 the last General Assembly, that
provision be made taxing shares and
stocks In national and other banks tor
municipal purposes, Is other property Is
taxable
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non-RaaIdant Nntlca.

No, l3l-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.-HansOn & E'Ningley
VS. John Mcklllop ct al
IT appearing nom bill, which Is sworn to, Ia
a this cause, that the de endants, JGhu Nc
KillOp &--, Of the hrn Oi John MeKillOp
q Co, and - MeliOr, -- Baines and -
Mellor, frm OF Mellor Bainss & Mellor are
residents OF the city Of Philadelphia, State OF
Pennsylvania, and non-reslden Of the State
OF TENNESSEE
It's therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse OF the
Second Chancery Court Of shelby county in
nrst Monday in January, 1871 and plead, an
sWer or demur to cOmplaln8nts bill o. the
same viii be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte; and that a copy
Of this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, IA the Memphis Ap-
peais This December o. l870
a copy-attest.
nj D, j. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
~ 6Eo. HAE.LERY, Deputy U, and NJ.
LOEWoOd q MicOui Sols. Tor compl1s. de8
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NOH-REsIDENT NOTICE.

No. 172, Rim the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tenn. W. E. and E. 3. Girls
man vs. ]. B. RRgland.
Tg appearing nom afndavit IN this ca1ss
1 that the dele ndant, j. b. Ragland Is a resi-
dent OF Arkansas and q non-residsnt OF M
State Of Tennessee:
1t is Therefore ordered, that he make hi
appearances herein, al the eoUrt-house In he
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in February, 1871 and plead
answer or demur 70 complRinants' bill, OF
ths same VIII be taken iCE confessed as to
ht "a, and set for hearing eXparte, and that a
copy o. this order be published once a week
REAL.
A copy-stfest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By =. J. Black. Deputy G. & n.
Wilson q Beasei, sols foT comPlta d&
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Two PamDhlsts---Road them Both.

EslRsI-IHE LABOR QUESTION: Prfx
a essay 80 the Memphis Aqrfoultural
kair, October Is. 1870. guide as "a ne WIIOsr,
me WHkEE and the bow to aegllirs - s1li9l0st
ana % retain La b0HEBS suited TO the south.
aecond-IHE SOUTHERN STATES flheif
Wonderful Resources and their Peculiar Ad-
Yantages." q guide 60 SOUTHERN LAED-o7Fn7-
EEE3i who desire to SEA lease Or e1ioltzs their
CARTrALIsrs and EnIIagIk1JTs seeking 7r0Eta-
bic Investments and ramuneraliYe en- ploY-
Eenta IN tha Southern 1tatas- 1.ll1 coRiea
OF each Of theaa fyq1 pam phiers now Ia uli-aq
Sinqls copies Of either, 3 ceu6E. or bofh II
cauls, to any address, postpaid, OF % cirts
and societlsgr OF 70 1sl1e-.l and other news
Invariably casl Ia advance Can or address
9o&JE10, JOY a 90,
southern Land and EIilgTation Agency.
ocH Memphis. Ieuns
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Washington College,
tViEEdndR)s
GEN. G. ". GUSTS LEE, PFss't.

FTHE SPRING TERM OF tbs present session
n begins on the lst Of February. The rear
ran cement OF ciasses then made enables SIN
dents 20 enter the several schools with ad-
vantage. Students entering az this time pay
only half fees.
All the Academic Schools Of the College. a
we'll as the Professional Schools OF Law a. q
ENGINEERLSG, are in full operation
For further Information, address
VILLA Al DOLD.
jau5 CLERK o. Fasulty, LsEinRfon- Va.
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SUMMIT MT. WASHINGTON, January 6
At Z pm. the barometer stood % D 29
being change since last report minus
.O4, Thermometer ll9 above zero. Rsla-
tive humidity, S0o. Velocity of the wind.
slxty-one miles per hour. To-day the
clouds have been so dense that an object
within five yards distance could not be
seen. The frost on the building has
reached a thickness of three feet. We
noticed some snow fakes this morning in
a hitherto undeScribed form.
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REPORTED PRUssIAN VICTORY.
ENGLAND.


THE FRENCH VICTORY
LONDON, January 6.-The Frenzy Army
Of the North returned to their encamp-
ment near ROilles after the battle Of the
Sd. General Faidherbe, in an order Of the
day, says: Soldiers, in the battle of Pont
NOisseles you VIGOROUSLY held your posi-
tiOns; at Beaune you carried ali posi-
tions Of the enemy. This time he will not
deny you victory. By your vslor and
cOnstanCy, you have deserved well of
your country. As soon as we have OBJ
usined provisions and ammunition, We
will continue operations"
sIEGE OF BELFORT.
LONDON, January The Prussisns on
the morning of the fourth surprised and
dispersed q French force on the left bank
of the Seine, near ROuen, capturing three
stands of COlOrs, two cannon and four
hundred and fifty prisoners.
The siege Of BelfOrt continues.
General Glumer, commanding the Ger
man forces in the valley of the SaOne, re-
ports that he evacuated Dion, in accord
ance with orders from headquarters, and
reached NesOul on the 18th ult. He adds
that lie still holds the passage Of the river
SaOne.
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MARRIED,

O'CONNER - ROSS SWELL-At st. Mary's
Church, n December i5tp, Mr.. DAVID Q'C0N
NER to Miss NELLIE ROSWELL, both of Ma
sons Depot.
The happy couple spent one day On the
Bluff, after " htch they took their leave for
their home at Issou's Depot, to receive the
congratulations OF their many friends May
their life always be one ray Of suusl inc
OF
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FOR SALE.
ITO close consignment,
$50 Ralf Plsoss % Hsnp BssalEa
BY FARGAsON & CLAY. 40 Frolat sc.
ELECTION HOTIcE.

ng- The annual meeting Of the stoelEh0lG-
ers OF the German National Bank OF Mern-
phis win be held At the Banking House, ass
Main street, on January loth next, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and O'Clock p. "a,
for the purposes q choosing Directors to serve
during the year ls7l.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
December 8. lsza des
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The Spanish Cablnst

LONDON, January IA dispatch from
Madrid cOrrects former statement OF the
composition Of the Spanish Cabinet, as
follOWsi serranO, President of Council !;
Martos, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Ulva.
Minister OF Justicei B8ranger, Minister
Of Marines sagasti Minister Of INTERIOR
Serillio, Minister OF Public Works; Arr
gals, Ministsr OF Colonies.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Walnut Bend Farm for Sale.

L NOWN as the Tom Polk Farm. containing
~ l2o2 acres $40 acres IN cultfva ion. new
gin house, gin and mill, together with all
necessary buildings c'sterns, and other i'm
pToVements, stock, farming utensils, etc. etc.
improvements nearly all new aud in frst-
rate condition. We viii sell one-half or the
entire tract on good terms to a r sponsible
purchaser. For further particulars apply to
q. FALLS & Co.
jau7 228 Front ST. Mempbis FenD.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
U. s. seaato, frsm MInnsant,.

ST. PAUL, January 6.-Colouel 0. P.
Stearns was nominated for the short term
Of the United States Senate to I'll the
vacancy OccasiOned by the death Of Sena-
tor Nnrtnn
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CON TENTS
-OF-
THE SOUTH.
Initial Number January 8, 1871.
CON TENTS

Photo Tephie Sketches Of Leading Southern
OF Memphis.
Fen-Sketches for Sunday. descriptive Of Life
IN Memphis. viii constitute most attrac.
i've feature for the readers Of The SOUTH
Ignorance In Amerlca-two million unabls
70 read.
Notable Events OF 1870, arranged IN chrome
loglcal order for every month in that
eFeutful year.
ornate description OF the Peabody DIntns
n All, together with graphic account N
the CHRISTMAS Tree which attracted n
mucn attention at that celebrated hotel.
orig nal contributiOus: By Miss Nellie Mar
SNAIL Miss Mary Mcintosh, and Ecila-
influence Of the Press: An Essay, By Lutte
Iranspirlng events in the Southern States
CLASSIFIED under the head OF each state.
commercial and Financial, River News Tsl .
egFsms. all OF the latest up TO the hour Of
going 70 press. -
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS,

I WISH 20 rent my School Room and Fix
1 lures, az Bolivar, Tenn to a competent
male teacher, whom can recommend to my
patrons; also TO employ good female teach
er 10 assist me IN High School to be estab-
Jished a. Austin, Ark, on the Cairo and Full
ton railroad. Address for three weeks,
j. NJ. HUBBARD,
Hublard's Practical School.
ian7 R1Iiv4r Ten nessae
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POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY OF OHIO.
PosroFF1cE DIRECTORY
Ohio, Indiana, #ichigan, Kentucky
and Missouri.
Price for Paper 81 Is. Cloth 81 So
THE IAPANEsE CnRN ElLE

This is no humbus. II Is the only article
ever made which viii CURE CcRNs. BUNIoNs,
or THICK SKIN on feet. Can b. Use1 by a
child, 10 viii last for years. over tan thou
sand IN use f. Cincinnati. Price B5 cents by
mail. Address, W, +. STATIA
fau7 giuefnuatt u
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

No. 1892, n. R.--First Chaucsry Court Of shelby
county, Tenn E Robbins and Bradley vs..
J. U. Doyle ct al
Rl 7 virtue Of an interloeUtory decree for
- sale entered herein January d. IsT0, and
auction, 20 the highest bidder, IN trOnt OF the
CLERK and Masters 0fics. Grefsulaw Block
second street. In the city o. Memphis, Ten
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NEW YORK, January 5.--Lete foreign
mail brings reports that DR.. Livingstone
has arrived at the island OF Mozambique,
and was waiting there for weasel bound
foF England
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mOnday, February 6, 1871,

Within legal hours. the following described
real estate, tO-wit:
The 4easenold interest OF descendants. DOYLE
described. which were leased h.v them frDrn
z. II InOmp- p-on-tncludfug the im9lOve.
menls tnersou-and running ten years from
auuafy I, ls5lr viz; Lying I'm Shelby county,
4snuessee, near the city OF Mem phls, begin
ming 81 ths southeast corner OF lot NO l8 fn
AnQInp npson's subdivision, as seen per ula.ps
Feglsl cred i'm the Registers Office 81 shelby
county on the north side Of esass avenue:
thence with Bass avenue westWardiy SCI feet
% slaEei thence Orthwardiy parallel with
tne orick wall OF the Hebrew Cemetery -
IeeL more or less TO Adams street extended.
tnence easEW ardly with Adau1g street extend.
Cd feet more or less 20 ths new street
opened on the east side OF said ThOmpsou's IS
Subdivision thence sOuthwardlv with said
street and parallel with the hricK wall to the
neglnning, being lots Nos l6. 17. and part Of
y on said plan or ThOm psou IS subdivision.
Also lots NOS. I, 2, 3, and 4 on said plan,
uOnting lf0 feet on the north side Of Adams
street extended and running back I38 feet 70
an alley, and bounded on the east by the new
street opeued. as seen BY said plan; which
lease Wes or the day OF It's execution duIy
sck cknoWledged BY the parties thereto and
MED Tor registration in the Registers Office
oI Sheloy county, Tennessee, and shortly
thereafter reg. stored
"A sufdrienoF CT the above VIII be sold % /
SATISFY Q be debt Of cOmplainaufs uerelu.
TERMS OF SALE-Oa a credit Of six l8l /
months, Tor which note with approves Sc ]
curitT viii be executed. Title 70 be absolute, |
equity OF ledemp pti9n barred
4. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
stephens smith Attorneys. Iand
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District Court United States, District of Vest
1s1hTsses, 5s1 IN nkruptcy-in the matter
OF A. ". Y5ung, Bankrupt
I NHlS Is 70 give notice that on the 6th day
4 OF anuary, ls7l, Warrant Of Baukrupf-
ey was Issued out or the District Court OF the
United States for the District OF West Tom
neSsee againss the estate OF A, W. Young OF
Memphis, in the county Of Shelby. IN seid
District who mas been adjudged a Bankrupt
on his own petition;
IhaJ the payment Of any debts and the de-
livery OF any property belonging TO such
bankrupt 20 him or for his use and the trans
FER Of any property by him, are forbidden bv
law ana LnaJ meeting Of the creditors OF
ssid Bankrupt TO prove their dsbts and 10
choose one or more Assigness Of his estate
VIII be held at Court OF Bsnkruu utcv. 10 be
nelo al NO. 8Az55 Main street, Memphis Ten
lster In Bankruptcy for said District, on tha
Ast OF January, A. D., lS7l, at 10 o'clock am.
JAM /. B. tAT1N. n & NsrsbaI
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BISS0LUT9H

THE partnership heretofars existing be-
IL tween John y. Hi and John r. Wat-
kius, under tle nrm name Of John y. Hll q
Co, IL uigsol we'd by mutual consent. % take
eject from Dseembsr i. 1870. John s. Wat-
kiEs is alone aufn0riE5d % sign the lEl
name in nQuig.ztion OF the buslneEE.
JOHN =. EILL-
JQaN r W WATKINS
~ John r. Watkins VIII epulL1Ie zu3
business, In pa-tneTship With y. v Eusaall-
under lie am name 81 Wa1Ells Q aua7all
ia the aan1s ofics. 10. Is lIQnt stress ,aaa-
ofica. upstairs ~ M1Eu p1lai Tenn
~ having dissolved u17 pushes elil-
tfan y4ifh u. John = Hati1ust 4eilIe =
EhauE my trieuaA ana ll4 24l--- A=-
flfiV recommend the rev hFll rs p-i--aa
and reliable bualufs7 men o. s---r
Ianuary 4, ltlL 49,
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On Tuesday, January 81, 1871,

Within legal hours, tbs following described
property, to-Wit.
A tract of land situated In the oouutv uf
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, known and de-
scr1oed IS follows, tO-wft: Being part OF g
two hunoreo acre entry in the name of John
McIver, in range eight, sections two and
three, beginning ct black guua, IS T8-IOO DO les
east nom the northwest corner OF the said
20 acre entry runs thence south one hun
oIed ana elBnty-tWO poles 70 a stake on the
south boundary line ofaalG entry, f0rty-sizht
zV-lOO poles 70 stake ia the said line 10 links
east OF white oak pointer: thence north ls2
poles 70 stake on the north boundary line
OF said so acre entry from which stands q
poplar pointer north 766o west Il links /:
thence west with the nOrth boundary line OF
.eld entry g % noe poles to the Psginning,
containing 81 IS 100 acres.
Terms OF sale. cash.
"a. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
rarnam hiiliam3on, 6ols Tor oomplt
This December %, l870. $50
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POStOmCe Directory
OF UNITED STATES.
Revised and G0FrPOts by lhs Pestefice De-
paFgmsHt TO November I, 1870.

= WING officers OF the Departn1 ent Organ
NJ iZatien OF the Department Post. Roads.
Mail contracts. Domestic and FOre,gn Pest
sge, an act to amend the avs relating to the
POstOtlce Department and Postage Laws.
Monthly Registers Advertised Letters Sales
Of stamps and stamped Envelopes, Regula-
tiOns Respecting the Registration OF Letters.
Violations Of Law Fractional Currency etc
Rules, Free Mail Matter. Marking and RatIng
Stamps, Money Older Offices; also, PostOfi ces
arranged Alphabetically, giving Counties
and POstmss ters.
Published by ". E. sTATIA, Cincinnati, 0
Price for Paper 50 so. Cloth So. Mailed to
any address Tor 80 cents extra for postage
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK
OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
At the close Of business on
] a IA u a Ey a, 4 II.
Election of Directors.

UNIOE AND PLANTERS BANK or MFNPHrs,)
Memphis, Decem Der g, 1870.
- stockholders OF this Bank are hereby
notified that an election for dfteen Directors
for ensuing twelve months will be held at
this Office, on MONDAY, January9. 1871, from
10 am until 2p.m,
del0 g. P. READ. Cashier.
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sTABLIsHED. Isn
CbanCsFy Sale Of Real Estate on
Tuesday, January 81, 1871.

No. S545-Elt N. Hogg rs. L. P. Mcknight ct al.
DY virtue Of sn order Of resale made In This
ID cause, I will sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder. in front OF the Clerk and
Masters Ofice Of the Second ChanGeFy court
Of Shelby county, In the city Of Memphis.
Tenn eggsa
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Dissolution of CopartnershIp.

THE firm Of Beaumont, Lanier & Co, man
Il ufaCturers OF COttOnseed on and prOprt-
etOrs OF Bluff City OIL Works of Msmphis
Tenn, is his day dissolved by mutual con.
sent, +. R. LanieI having sold his entire in
Jerest IN the business, machinery, fixtures,
etc. 10 &. T. Beaumont, who assumes all the
uabili les of the late rirm, and is alone au-
thortzed to settle the business of the same.
g.. 7. BEAU MONT,
F. +. La TER
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Stewart Bros. & Fizsr,
$50 AND 358 FRONT STREET,
South Of D mon.

IA OFFER FOR SALE 81
800 bags Coffee:
100 boxes Cheese:
100 hhds. Sugar;
go barrels MOlRssass
1000 barrels Flour;
2000 bundles Ties;
400 pieces Ky. and F AK Bsgging;
1000 kegs Nails;
SO boxes Rsisins;
800 pkgs. Mackerel.
80 Also, a welI assorted stock Of CASE
GOODS, being the only grocery house in Mem
phis who have q New Orleans connection
wholesale buy ers OF sugar. Coffee and No
lasses, wiz do weu 70 cali bafors purchasing
elsewhere deTB
N OtdCS or Election.
A MEET Nc OF policy hold ers OF the Life
a Association OF America viii be held at
the parent Office. IN the city Of st Louis. for
the election Of General BORl or Directors
On Tuesday, January 81, IS Il. Polls open
rom l9 am. TO pm.
ia4 law4w ". HANLEY, Secretary.
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NO 8OA EEoz1t @tz'se4,
CLosby 3 HUT Block, AIEEFH1s. IEnN.
WWTE respectfully solicit tie patr0uaqs OF
w the old customers Of oar former b1si-
ness associaf ions, ard the tradtnE public rsu-
orally. We insure al c0Esisnmsnts. unless
Otherwise instructed fans
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

- ONCE Of TIE SOUTH. No. 2 Center aTav
ll near Ledger ofhce Advertisers should se1d
IN their faTors early to-day ts57
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MOsBY, HUNT & CO. ,
COTTON FACTORS,
Commission MERCHANTS

And Dealars in Produca. Groceries.
BagglnE, Iron Ties. etc,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-04-06
Our X. II. Interests.

We have been shown a letter by
Mr.. Seth Reeves from parties at New
London, who say that work has been
suspended only for the time being,
and that labor will be re sumed mne.
Giately,-thst Mr.. Ketcl.nm has assur.
ed The people Of New London that
1hc cars a7li be running into New
by June lst, as the iron for the Eas.
tern section will arvive by the first
propeller from Buffalo. The letter
also gives tie Intelligence that n
wealthy land owner of Green Bay,
and heavy capitalist, is now in Eng.
land negotiating for iron for the road
through TO The Mississippi In the
rcantlme the work of grading etc, to
be f5usseel forward with all dispatch.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-04-06

Oar people seem to be highly ia,
vored in this direction, Miss Good
ghue, who is finishing her vocal stud.
les under one Of the best instructors
in the State, will in all probability or.
ganize class in vocal music very
soon. Also we are pleased to recon.
mend Miss Allen, of Clyde, y. Y,
who comes among US with the highest
recommendations as vocalist and in.
strumental performer, who also pro.
poses to engage in the same vocation.
We would suggest to the young la
dies that they organize in concert a
musical institute, having stated
monthly terms, which would be en-.
conraged, we are sure, by all our mn.
SIC LOVING PEOPLE, and prove highly
Prohtable 70 the principals. Our two
towns are capable Of supporting such
IA institution, on permanen. basis.
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First publication March Is, ls7Ll
N Wood Co. Court.

ENC insrer Of tie estate of Louis HAs,
brouck, deceased
On reading and fling the petitlsp cr J. b.
IIasorouck OF the city OF GfanA etpids. in
the county of W-o1 ADD SAFE Il Wisconsin.
representing among otter thir-s. that I,oui.
Hashrouck Of SAID citf Of Grand Repids on
the fifth day Of March, is;, at said civ Of
Grand Rapids, died interstate. leayinr goods
chatting and estate sitiih this Comfy AMI
that ne, the sdh r9tttioner, is the brother of
.aid aeceaset and praying that administrs
ton OF stt1 estate be to him granted il i
ordeted, 1sst said petition be heard before
4 tie 5uaee of this Court, on Saturday, the
9Th day Of April, 1871, at one o'clock p m
Al ms Office in said city Of Grand Rapid -
AID 1t is firther ordered, That notice thereof
be given TO the heirs OF said deceased. and
70 all persons interested, BY publishing a
copy OF this order for three successive weeks
spriot 70 said day of hearing, in the Wood
ftounty Reporter. weekly newspaper print
g and published at Grand Rapids, in said
Co1ntr
J y. vITTEg,
Cog,'y Juds..
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n II. p0WE%>
Z Aw, L A ~ D,
kNb
TAX.pNYING AGENT.

ii Having been engaged in the Land Agency
Business number Of v"ars before No"'
S.'hnntv was formed and posses ssn'r snp"lI"'
thcthtic, f'r detecting trrspassrr' on land
RwtrH hy an-rcsGeuts, feel assured Il
ShnE perfect sltiSfaethsn ia at ali" may
~rc Fl 10 emyley nae rs @-t'st t" a'f"''
40 the trompt payment Of Taxes, to the IN
skr<ti+arnn of TITLE, to recording Deeds
30 procuring rseerft' on Lands, t" prot"c
1sitn dI lAuf frhrr trrspassers n Wis anc
djaccnt Cot. rics, and s.ch 'bfht' business
q. may be elish upon 10 performs
81 | have constantly on hand good Farming
t4nds and Village Lots. to sell i'll quantities
and on terms to sxit purchasers
M Land Warrants sought and sold
rarticslsr attention given to entering
GOvcrnme and State Lnnls
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-04-06
MILLINERY!
SPRING OPENING.

THE undersigned. owing to the growth oil
| her business, will remove, April 18th, to
the building formerly known a. the " Rcyo
tuition store opposite the Bank of j. u.
Writer, where she viii be prepared to cAhib
il to her former patrons and the general pub.
lie, the most coraplcte stock Of MILNE cry
Goods. Ladies' faFnshiuS Goods, and all TIVE
ap enhances properly belonging to the
Millinery trade, ever onerci to h" public
| have secured the services of Mis- Lizzie
Smith, of New York, who wfIl assist me in
all the departments of tie trade,
Thankful for past patronage, size hopes Tor
II continuance Of the same,
MRS. A. HCr,TINGTON
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-04-06

llaSdcn X. Smith, who has filled
the chair editorial Of the Milwaukee
.Sc"ti~ot Tor many years past with
signal ability, retired from the editor.
iaI staff last week, so we learn from
the Wisconsin. Whittier Hayden X
may 90 the kiudest wishes of the
whole Wisconsin press will follow
him.