davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. 22-The Times saysthe New
York committees sent yesterday by cable trans
fer slo, 900 for the suffering people of France
with the request that Benz. Moran, Hugh Nc
Culloch, Russell Sturgis and J. S. Morgan act
as the London committee.
The Daily News says General Faidherbe' S
troops continue to embark at Dunkirk for Cher
bourg.
A letter from General Trochu condemns the
proposed entry Of the Germans into Paris. He
says Paris has deserved the honor of war, and
advises her to shut her gates and let the enemy
open them with cannon.
The removal of the Government to Tours and
Blois is much talked of, but really there is no
belief in its probability.
After the declaration of peace the National
Assembly will prorogue its sitting, and upon re-
assembling will meet in Paris
A dispatch from Constantinople says the
Porte has recognized the new French Govern
ment.
NJ Baude has been appointed the representa-
tive of France at the Black Sea conference in
London 80 49, ~--.< FOB ---- -.
PARIS, Feb. 2l.-Thiers and Favre have ar
rived here and 60 to Versailles tomorrow. 1t
is officially stated that Favre has written to
Count Bismarck that Theirs will go tomorrow,
the 22d, to Versailles.
The Rappel says the trelty Of peace may be
communicated to the Assembly on Saturday.
AMIENs, Feb. 2l.--General Chanzy has is
sued proclamation to the Army of the Loire in
which he urges the troops to put the time OF
their enforced rest to profit and prepare tor re-
Stunning the struggle outrance if arrogant claims
are demanded by the Germans.
LONDON, Feb 22.-The Queen held Court
yesterday at Buckingham Palace.
Among the persons presented bv MIR. Moran
the United States charge d atfaires were Mrs.
Nicholas Fish, Mrs Wickham Hoffman, Mrs.
Augusta Hamilton and the daughter of Comma
dore Rodgers. The Queen has approved the
appointment ofMr Livcrmore t. S. Consul to
Londonderry.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Thc Telegraph has Il spe-
cial dispatch from Madrid as follows:
THE Queen of Spain is dangerously i'll OF
military fever and has asked to receive the last sa-
crament Her case is considered hopeless. SIEVE
ral persons suspected Of attempting to assassl-
nate Gorilla have been taken into custody.
FLORENCE, Feb. 22.-The Tunisian Envoy
has asked his Government for further lnstruc-
tons and awaits an answer before concluding ne
gotiations with the Italian authorities.
LONDON Feb. 22.-Thc Paris Journals of yes
tcrday are to hand.
The Seiclc says Rcnusat has been appointed
Ambassador to London and will also represent
France in the Black Sea Conference. The nus
sions to Florence and Vienna remain as at
present
Some French frigatcs have been sent to Cor
sica for the purpose Of REFRESHING, if possible,
the disturbances.
Olozago comes to Paris as Spanish Minister.
Ponyer Querteer has been added to the peace
commission.
The proposition for the naturalization OF Sa-
voy is under discussion by the government, *
arc also commercial treaties with other countries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 20, 1871.
/. IL -. L.. Z ,l,.Ir,.lI

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 20. 1911.
IL thu .StnchhohhrS Of the .Ih:rani'r'a L'brdfY
tnmpdny: ....E
The undersigned, 4 committed, appointed ny =
Your President to examine into the con- luon OF
the Library room and the books of the Irea-
sllrer beg leave to report that they have per-
formed the duties indicated, and find that every
thing in the room well conducted. and the gen
er;ll welfare of the company attended 10. As
tn the general interest manifested by the puDllc
in your company we refer more particularly II"
the REPORT of the Librarian.
From the books Of the Treasurerwe lind NAT
the receipts for the year just closed were ssooo3
and the disbursements, with all the proper
vouchers ,SSO2 To- leaving balance due the
Treasury OF Sl.53. :,
In conclusion. your committee would add ina"
the thanks of the company are eminently que
to the President and Directors, and to tm;
Treasurer for the interest and zeal manifested
in its affairs, and likewise to the Librarian
for the care aud interest he has taken IN 'lSln:
all best efforts to promote the welfare of an m
stitution 50 deserving of the full and hearty
support of our citizens Respectfully submitted:
c. F. LEE, JR.
BE-. RoBT JAMESON,
T. E. KEMP. :t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
TeIegraphic Summary.

Gen. Arnold Eilzey died in Baltimore yes
terday
Seven fremen on the steamship Ishmail were
sufocated this morning by burning charcoal
in close room in N. Y. Five of them died.
The steamer Rapidan, from Havana, has ar
rived at New York. s'-.
A five story brick building on Beekinan
street and six story building onWilliam street,
in New York, were destroyed by fire this morn
ing.
A freight train on the Pan Handle Railroad
bound east from Cincinnati broke though
bridge last night. The fireman was killed and
the engineer slightly injured
A fire at Medina, n Y, last night destroyed
all the buildings on Main street from Centre
street to Wheatons store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
ALEXANDRIA. Va, March 20, 1870.

10 Ar .lh.rantl5n Library C6ntpnnH
Having been appointed Il Committee TOR the
purpose, we take the liberty to ask your atten-
ton 70 a brief statement of the condition OF the
"Alcxandra Library" and to solicit for it such
aid, in the way of contributions OF newspapers,
books, or money asyou may be disposed to give
This Library is one of the oldest in the coun-
try, having been established in 1894, and re-
ceivcd the patronage of Gen. Washington
Down to the late unhappy wal, it was in pros
porous circumstances and, at Its commence
mient, consisted of 5000 volumes. 1000 Of
which were choice and valuable standard works ::
the remainder were of lighter character, and
better adapted for general circulation, and for
the purpose of supporting the institution pc
cuniarily. During the war the building in
which we had our Library was occupied BY the
Government as hospital, and nearly all the
books of lighter character were lost, leaving
us destitute of the means of successfully con-
Quoting the Library, until we can supply their
place.
1t is needless to inform you how completely
impoverished our people were left by the war
Their utmost efforts have been required since
that time to repair their homes and other
property then destroyed. Our appeal for as
sistance, however, has been responded to with
great liberality although we still need books,
newspapers and money, and cannot go on pro.
pcrly without further aid. 4 few hundred
Volumes of recent works will put us on our feet
again, and once started, there is no room for
failure; except by unavoidable mishap as
before.
In order to adapt the institution more CON-
pletely to the public wants, and to general edu-
cation, We desire to open in connection with
it Reading Room, which shall have no
sectional character. but which shall be rep,
rcsentative all shades Of opinion, and all
parts otour common country.
1t is with this view and in this spirit, that
We solicit your aid Anything adapted to
general ,eading,-books, the papers Of the
day, periodicals, or the means to provide
them for ourselves until We can get started,
will be acceptable and will be gratefully re-
ccived, and, we trust, wisely used.
We hone to have your encouragement, and
to hear from you at an early day.
Very respcrtfuy, your obedicnt servants
X. KEMPER, President
w. w. LEGARE,
LYsANDER HILL,
EDGAR SNoWDEN, JR.
COMMITTEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

POLICE hEpoKi'0olncer loa''''"S""' uSpe""-
ed yesterday III consequence VI " i't'' 'n"t up
pearea III inc "S"llsloii .o'a' s''t,'e 'n"' Nv
had been arrested anu ioeheo up III '""' Guy iot
beng drunk an" "'soro'''S' says ',o '""ise 10
unfounded' an" t"a' 'e WIS "t''"'''' ''' A"o'N-
ing down Il 'oi'reo ''''' "'' ""' mp ~
him. and for drawing Al feV"IVer u oel'lo MN
self against threatened attack by Il gang OF COL
orcd men.
MAYORS OFF1cE.-A young man, charged
with stealing 50 from MIR. 1. Digger was ds-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
ICISH WHARF FOR RENT.

Sealed proposals will be received It thc Audi
tor >, office from this day until WEDNESDA !.
the lst day Of March, ISL, for the rental OF the
Fish Wharf, for cash, i'll current funds, Kent to
commence from the day of renting and end o.
the first day of June, 1871. This, property WI
be rented AS it now stand, including the wharf
of w. A. Smoot, which has been considerably
extended and used in conjunction with the Fish
Wharf for several years. Tho renter Will be re-
quircd to furnish material for platforms sutf cent
to accommodate the trade. No privilege for the
sale Of liquors will be granted lnconaistent with
the laws of the city on that subject All pass
ways must be kept open and free from obsruc
tons The renter to erect no buildings of les
distance than 20 feet from the east front OF the
wharf, nor 80 feet from south front, nor does ne
have control over that portion OF the property
wharf for the use Of the city to be free from
wharfage. IS; L. fEiCE,
feb 22-td Oh Ii. tom. fuOlc frOperk!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

''22ND OF FEBRUARY. This is the anniver-
sary of WAsIIINGToN's Birth Day. There Was
no public celebration in this place In former
times on tie birth Day there were parades,
professions, orations, and balls. 1t was gala
day. in old Alexandria 1t ought to be so
now--and we hope that it will be so hereafter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

CoNFERENcE-The Virginia Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will commence
in the Washington street Church in this city to-
morrow morning at O clock. \ large num-
Der of preachers have already arrived Candl-
dates for the ministry were being examined
before the committees this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

CRY CHARTER-The new charter for the
Corporation of Alexandria. which has been
adopted by the City Council and passed by the
Legislature, was signed by the Governor on
Monday, and is now 4 law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
.WHRRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, in Fau-
ouier county, Va, on the 9th instant, by Rev
f' Herndon, WIN. Il. YEATMAN, OF frInGe
William CO., to Miss VIRGINIA y. PEAKE,
Of FnuQuier county. -----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
Local Breyi1ieS.

The Alexandria Library will not be open
tonight.
Among the best maskers in the Carnival yes
terday were the members Of the Harmonic from
this city.
A colored man cut up with an axe and sold
TO junk dealer last night for 40 cents hawser
valued at so, which he stole from the lower ship
yard
"A boy named Sam Davis, an apprentice at
Mr. Harrison Jacobs barber shop, accidentally
walked overheard at the Washington wharf last
night but was soon rescued.
"A litter Of nineteen puppies was born in this
city yesterday.
The steamer Arrow carried Il large crowd to
Mount Vernon to-day.
Mr.. G. L. Deeton had his pocket picked at
the Carnival.
Thomas Javins who stole watch from the
Waterman at the new foundry, was arrested in
Washington yesterday
Mr. John Thompson opposite the Gazette
Office, received fresh supply of Point Lookout
oysters this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

CURRIoMAN LINE-The steamer Wawaset
will resume her trips on the Currioman line to,
morrow-stopping at all the river landings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
Respectfully submitted by

Respectfully submitted by
@.-.,. f. 5. LEApBEATER Treasurer
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. 20, 1871
Memorandum Of Disbursements Of the Treasurer
Of the AieraHdria Library Company for gear
cudinn febcnnn.n % .l18l -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

A communication relative to the first day OF
the Washington Carnival intended for to-day S
paper, Will be published tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

VISITING FIREMEN-A delegation Of the
Columbia fire company of Philadelphia, lately
disbanded by the adjustment of the volunteer
fire department of that city: paid Il visit here
yesterday, and took peep at the engine they
sold to the department of this city.
A delegation of the Hope engine company
from Norfolk were here to-day, and looked at
the apparatus of the Alexandria fire depart
ment. Both delegations were entertained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
.AUCTIO.t !SHLES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LANDRY virtue of a deed of trust exc.
cuted by Richard N. Johnson, on the 9Th of
April 1858 and for the purposes M theFS eS
the 9th day of February, 1871, that being Cour
day, Mt the front door Of the Court House in
Brentsville offer for sale the TRACTS or
LAND sold and conveyed by Robert G. Weir
rood and 80 poles This land is beautifully Sit
uated on the O., A. g. NJ. R. r., between Man.
assas and Bristoe-21 miles from the former
place 1t is naturally Il fine soil, and much OF
tho place is now in good condition for iarmlngj
The improvements are ordinary Persons &C.
string to purchase are invited I" examine the
premises before the sale.
Terms: By the deed oftrust Il cash sale l. re-
CURED but arrangements will be made by the
parties in interest to make the terms liberal.
The title is believed to be UNREASONABLE,
but only such as is vested in mo by said deed Of
trust VIII '' ''' EP ri HUNToN, Trustee
Prince William county. dec 2l,eotS ,,on
NaT.The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY, March 9th, l97l, Court wItS DIX rrus,oo
Prince William CO., feb s-eolm
BY Han. c. Addison. Auctioneer.
NEW HORSE Sds A a. s1 6A a1d ais BAZAAR
1lth strest, south of Pennsylvania avenue, ana
1910 street north,
Washington, ID. {.
Open daily for the transaction of business from
G n. IN till s !, r,,
dovs and Saturdays, without regard to weather
Horses, Mules Carriages, Buggies, Wagons
Carts, Harness, Saddles, Brides, Haters' Horse
Blankets, &c, ut private sale and auction J ;.
Observation-Disclosures men in general OF w ash
inpton and Georgetown, u: e
'''e HAN. G. ADDISON,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
Washington D C., feb 2-Sm
M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

NEW BOOKS, STATIONERY, MAGA,
N ZINES, REVIEWS, AMERICAN AND
FOREIGN, RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
AT FRENCHS, NO. 95 KING STREET.
John Esten Cookies new book-Out OF the
Foam, by John Esten Cooke; lyol., limo; 81. so.
Quincy Adams. completed by Charles Francis
Adams; revised and corrected; vols. SD
Ancient Classics for English readers now being
issued 4 series of bi,monthiy volumes, edited
by Rev W. Lucas Collins. Now ready, Virgil,
Homer's Iliiad, Homer.s Odyssey, Herodotus
Caesar and lEschylus. Price 81 per volume
The cheap edition of the Aldne series of the
British Poets in monthly volumes, bound in Or
namcntcd cloth price 75c per volume English
edition, now ready: Pope, 3vols.; Akenslde,
3 vols Falconcr, l vol; Goldsmith vol, and
Grey vol Series complete in So volumes, is
sued monthly The Aldine edition of the Poets
is the cheapest and best ever pu9n nlio ortbor
of the Dodge Club Cord and Cruise, Lady of the
Ice etc: paper covers, 81 50; bound 81
Another lot Just received Of Il @ most interest
ing and amusing book in the language-lnno-
cents Abroad or the New Pgrihm5 fr9gress
stint. vol, Svo.; So. 80 ,,
Mad Monkton and other stories, by Wilkic
Collins 50 cents
New edition of Washington Irvngs Works;
complete, % vols; 81 % per vol. Volumes sold
separately. -,
Revised edition of Chambers Miscellany
(Edinburgl now being issued; Ii volumes now
ready, ut SOC per volume.
Hours of Christian Devotion, translated from
the German Of DR.. A. Tholuck; 81 50.
Cheap edition of Our Church and Housewives,
BY Rt. Rev. Ashton Oxenden, ID.
A large stock received Of Devotional Books for
the season Of Lent
Ne Plus Ultra Patent Concavc Combinatlon
Ruler and Pupcr Cutter Til, is perfect Ruler,
Parallel Ruler Paper Gutter, with brass edges
graded to sixtccnths of an inch, made of Maple
Satin Wood and BoXwood. Everybody VIII"
uses ruler should have one SIC to - each
The Arm Rest Ruler and Paper Cutter should
be in every counting room in tho country; 81
each.
The Dollar Steam Engine, the great scientific
toy of the age Beats anything ever offered t"
the public. Mailed to any part of the country
on receipt of 81 40.
Just received another lot of that cheap paper,
ouires for 2jc: mailed to any part of the coun-
try on receipt Of 3Oc. The sale of this paper Is
Unprecedented New Books received daily:
feb 81 GEO. f.. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

III. rREAsURERS REPORT.
The .iierun3Iia Library Company IN account
mHh f. s. Leudbeafcr, Treasurer.
April IS 1870. TO Cash paid Insurance on
Library $500 in Union
" Fire Insurance Company
of Baltimore. : WV
MAY II Cash paid Stamp for Lease
- 4 ... with NJ. Gcrmann......... w w
June 20, Cash paid paper postage. | rs
Feb, 10, 1871, Cash paid by Librarian for
postage and various items -
as per hismemorandums Il
:, Cash paid to date rs per
elusive. .sj 05
Balance down. ................
$500 10
- - Cash balance down. due
Treasurer ......" :.s... %
CR
Feb. -, 1870, BY cash balance on hand
per annual rrport.......... so AZ
March Cash proceeds B Hallowcls
49, :. Lecture, Report A.. 3s 80
wins Lecture Report B.. 90 80
. '"1 Concert tR Report c.. % -
:. Cash amount Of receipts on
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

pciauI' having been made in tho payment
anil conditions Of a certain Mortgage dated
the seventh day or November. 4. y. 1864. du-
ly execute d and d, li"orcd on that day by j ohm
{. MlllS aud Ellen Mills, Of the County Of
Mower. nd State of Minnesota. to Martin
l.itrhtrll, OF the County OF wcr and State
OF N!u',>"ta and duly recorded n tho office
Ut Register of Deeds, in said Mower County,
on the seventh dry Of N"ycu,hcr. a. d. 1864,
a; o'clock p ". Of sid day in Book + O..
M"rtgag (, on l,ag. I2o and 42l, conveying
t" said ,nrr'.; .,r,, u)"n the trrnS and c"nd-
tirn> t!,'r, in l!a,nr'l. the nnrlh half of the
\rr;h East u'.a"tcr OF Section Number Four
.rcn n y. in Township lumber One Hun red
AMI Two Ilr.|. North. an Of Range Number
Eighteen (lN) West, containing lightly acres
according to government survey. said orig
age wa e ~; to secure the payment Of the
sum of Three Hundred Dollars. and int. osts
at twelve per cent arcnrling to the conditions
Of Il crr'"in rr"'ri-snry note made, and "xccu
ted l,y John G.. Mills. t" i.a,,ir L'chlicld and
bearing date with said mortgage, and payable
one year irrm '!u:r.
There is ca med t. be 1uc and is due on
said nate and Mortg ar at the date Of this no
tcc The s;m q sky Dollars ana Sew ntv6vc
ccrt= ($fn.7i.> M"r, over said mortgage con-
;ainS ri@"%' for II" payment Of Ten Dollars
Attorneys fees IN ease o! foreclosure and Sale,
whic', will hc claimed by said mortgage. no
action or proceedings at law having hocn in
stitutcd to recover the same, o. any part there
Of. Now, therefore. notice is hereby givcn
that by virtn" If tn" statutes in och case mudo
and provided said mort gage will he lorcclosed
by safe o: tie above dc*rrihc'l premises at
public vcndnc. by tho sheriff Of Mower County
at the front dor Of the Court House in Austin.
Of said Mower county. and state Of Minnesota.
on the Thirteenth day Of November, A. D..
1871 ut TIL" hour Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. to salts
fy the said mortgage debt and the costs and
dislurs cnlcnts of this foreclosure and sale.
Dated ut Austin. inn. Sept. 2Sth. A. D.
1871. MARTIN Lite FIELD.
Mor,gAgce.
+. +. CRANE, Atty for Mortg"gcc.
95w1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28

rhy:.iu'' ~.
Vigil.
Rhetoric
Sv:;Mlu TErN.
Chemistry.
Logic.
III, mvn,o =: h, :i. E.':":.:'"
Nr,I>rs ..uAlu@y.
K>.,,!,%5 and S;'riir:; twice wc'::..
Culnr"sili III; arI Drciamatluna hy t',
ions every Wr,nrsh.: afternoon.
VIZ have tAn''u ,tlr liberty nf iurn-
i>hinE ~ l. j.>'.' a'"iy of 'l: tAhL which
We ,.r',it~'. t"-,.,, u.tnou. The cun,tht or
know lr.; - TT be rnlnlntl:rr.
Miss LAIR, 81. CLAIR, the most
eAtvu:;:c :a;c!:vr IT,. Territories aud Parl-
Fl: C.u... vii, ,c:;":,; il ,,try 'tatc in
im, rir. i.u,e Ma l,r H.: filtration vi thu
proplc, will i, :;ur, a.: t!e Gear; tlousc la!
in Austin, S.s;nrHH, c,,nins sept. "uih. Adj
u..>lp.! -, cents. Ic-vr>, ,.l'+ 30 GERS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28
Course Of study Of the Austin Public
schoo 6. adop*e by the Board Ct
E uda ion.
OEISr.rAI. AXD AssISrANrs.

"r'Sr:rAL ASSISTANTS.
FORAGE l.. Strong, University of r chester
Wy.
Miss Mr., LIE A. MAYHEM, Glendale Semi
nary Ohin.
Miss Jr'IA A. HOBART, New Hampton Vt
Miss ELLA J. Cook, State Normal School,
Miss Eors7E a. BURpIcK, Dccornh, Iowa.
Miss Lo1. 2. Cock, State Normal School.
Miss VIOLA L. FILLER Austin, MINI.
The course OF study pursued by the differ
e:cnt grades will be rs fellows:
DIMAKY DEPARTMENT.
ID GRADE.--lsr., Term.
Tho alrhah~,
Lessons in words Of wo aud three letters,
Singing.
Lessons in the Primer to page 22nd.
cCrItiny to Fifty.
" forming Largo aud sma.l letters.
Singing.
3nD., TERN
Co:nplctc tho Primer
Lessons IN counting to one hundred.
- forming arabic characters
and words on states.
Singing.
G. GnADE.---1sr., TERM
First Ecad'r to page Fart End.
Learn pages and chapters in Reader.
Learn punctuation marks.
Oral ,xcrc *cs N Arithmetic and Geography.
Slate exercises.
Singing.
2SD., TEnx.
First Reader cnnplctrd AMI reviewed.
Counting Ivy lwo's and ihrcc5 to ono hundred.
lessons in Addition thruu, IA the nine iii 9its
Oral exercises in Geography.
Singing.
SnD., Terry.
@c"''h E"a'!,r u 18th pug
N''''''n a'l Subtraction table completed.
M"NIhi'"n'i"n table, to -
'"""''''5'' H'"". and lours to one hun rc,l.
Oral Ics<ors in Gcn~rar,,r
ih De-. l,r., Trrr
Second Rrudcr t" page 80.
waite : Primary Arithmetic to lingo r..
torn'"s Primary Biography t., page T.
Oal'y cx"rcl"ca in spelling ard DEFINING
from Reader.
Singing.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28

V>RUH.tTE NOYlCh-STATE OF
I MINNESOTA COUNTY or MOVIE {.
In Probate Court.
In hv matter o the estate of Engbrct Olson
deceased. On reading and fling the petition
.; Astr:j .l<nr administrators rfsaid estate act
ting forth the amount If pc soEal cSta c that
az ctn.r t. his bar is, and the disposition
thereof: the amount Of debts outstanding
against said deceased and IA description Ct all
the red c'tatc OF Thi.h said deceased died
seized. and the condition and value Of the res
poet We portions thereof: and praying that
lice SC be to her granted to sell the estate
described IN laid petition. and it appearing, by
said petition tat there is not sufficient per
sonal estate in tho hands o.: sal Administrative
to pay said dchts, and that it is necessary in
order to pay the same, to sell all Of said real
estate 1t is therefore ordered, that all per-
sons interested in said estate, appear before
the Judge Of this curt, on Monday the d
day Of October A. D. 1871, at O'Clock P. NJ,
at the Probate Office in he village of Austin
in said County. then and there to show cause
(if any there beg why license should not be
granted to said Astri Olson administrators to
sell said real estate &C orling to the prayer Of
said petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy o.
this order shall be published for our successive
wc"t prior to sail day Of hearing, the last of
which puLlicat :nn~ yhf.lI he at least fourteen
days before said day of hearing. in the Mower
County TRA%sCE,rr 4 weekly newspaper prin-
ted and published at Austi in said County,
and personally served on all persons interested
IN said estate. res ding in said County, Mt lcas
fourteen days before said day Of hearing.
Dated at Austin tho Oath Cay of August
A. u. 1871.
& the Court, JESSE ROSE,
2n~4, Judge of Probn c.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28

Nix. Bronson is erecting hui}',in=
Foundry. 1t is to be used temporarily for
'blaeksmithins purposes. and to be f""|Iy fit
ted up as MACHINE SHOP, to be run in con
neetion with the CASTING establishment al
ready in opcratiOu.