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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-17
THE BEAUTIFUL STEAMER
ISIAND HOME ="

VIII run, daily trips [Sundays excepted between these
Heights and Nantucket, Marthas Vineyard and iIyan-
MIS- leaving Falmouth Heights for lyannis at 1920 A. NJ
Vineyard and Nantucket at p. NJ. SUNDAYS. on and
after July a. 1872, the Island Home" will leave Oak
Bluffs for Falmouth Heights at $50 a. NJ returning i'm
mediatey to Oak Bluffs leaving thence III gl5 A. N for
Nantucket Returning Will leave Nantucket for Fat
mouth Heights and oak Bluffs at =. NJ.
These excursions will afford passengers fine oppor-
tuny to cross the Sound, reaching Nantucket in time TO
dine and remain there three hours arriving back
to Falmouth Heights at $40 p. NJ, and OAK Bluffs
p. NJ.
Direct railroad communication will he opened to the
Heights the completion Of the tension the Old
Colony Railroad, promised July 10.
Beside the many cottages already built and in process
OF erection by private individuals, the corporation
whose management these Heights have suCcess
fully developed, erecting several fine Cottages and
store Laundry, Billiard Hall and Bowling Alley and no
pains or expense Will he spared TO render this desirable
place 10 spena the sultry months of summer.
The Lots, averaging in size 50 Is feet arc sold al the
extremely low price of $3.50 per lot
GOTTA GES
completely furnished for housekeeping are for sale or to
let by the day season, by the FALMOUTH HEIGHTS
LAND AND WHARF COMPANY, Office at "a Main
ST., Worcester Mass. dtf iel4
TNIVERSA ALLY PRAISED
By those who have seen them, are the following three
Books, already popular although the has Just issued
from the Press.
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necessarily be slow. 1t is said that the man had
walked almost the entire distance from Boston,
which may account for his careless manner of
seeking repOSe.
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SARATOGA, July 16.-Tbe attendance at the
races is large. The excitement over the Long
fellow and BasSett race is great. The Saratoga
stakes for two year Odds, three-quarters of mile
was won by Gov. BOwieS Cat shy in LII.
The race for the Saratoga cup, distance two
and a quarter miles, was won by BaSsett-
beating LongCellow. Time $50 Bassett won
by a length.
The start for the cup took place at the head
of the stretch; for the first quarter of mile
Harry Bassett leading LOngiellow one length
As they commenced the two miles defend
err being four lengths behind and never after in
the race LongfeIlow ran and Tapped on BasSett.
He only reached BasSett'S head on commencing
the last mile, and was finally beaten one length
after lunning one of the gamiest races known,
and in remarkable short time, 1t is said that
LongiellOw is badly cut in the leg from one of
his plates turning Betting at the start was
$500 on Longfellow to $3.50 on Harry BasSett.
The third race, one and half miles, for three
year ods, resulted in dead heat between Buck
den and GRAY Planet Jury third Piedmont
fourth; time 2.42l.
1t is the opinion of racing men that Longlel-
low will never run a race again, although he
will be most valuable in the stud. During his
running to-day for the cup one of his plates
twisted around.and cut his other foot and leg
badly. The plate was broken in two and the
leg disabled, and yet Longtelow CALAMITY ran
the race out, to the wonder of all racing men.
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Irish Inccndinric- Lynchcd.

SAN FRANCIsCo, July ia special says that
two lrishmen demanded employment on a farm
near BantaS, Alameda county, last night, aud
were told by the farmer that he had Il sufficient
number of Cinnamon engaged to harvest his
crops, and would not need their services. This
morning they were detected firing grain stacks
aud were captured. The prisoners were tried by
the neighboring farmers and HANGED
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Editors and PubIisher. Excursion

Boston, July 1G.-Thc Massachusetts press
association of editors and publishers started on
their annual excursion to-day. They make the
mountain region of New Hampshire their OBJ
lectiye point. The New Hampshire editors and
publishers are also enjoying their annual excur-
sion in the same attractive section of the coun-
try
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The Pe,raIeun, I.rnhnr,.

TITusvILLE, PENN, July 15.-The monthly
petroleum report shows daily production for
June Of II ,f49 barrels. The decrease us com.
pared with May is SOC barrels per day. The
decrease Of stock in the oil region for the month
is 2O010 barrels
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Day replies that he and all his friends will do
all they can TO prepare the way for a union with
all honest opponents of both Grant and Gree
lpV
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NASHUA, N. H., July 16.-The directors of the
Wilton manufacturing company at East Will
ton, whose mills were destroyed by fire on the
9Th of March, have discovered that the treasurer,
Hiram A. Daniels, is delaultcr to the sum of
upwards of $4,000. The delalcatlon, with the
loss sustained by the FIRE, is very serious mat
ter to the company and to the manufacturing i'll
tereStS of the town, as the rebuilding of the
mills, which were in process of reconstruction
has been abandoned. Mr. Daniels is a
citizen of Milford, has held many offices
of trust among his townsmen, and has
been cashier of the Souhegan bank. By
his delalcatiOn numerous persons who have
trusted him with their property including wild
ows and orphans, are sufferers TO what extent is
not publicly known. He was also treasurer Of
the Pine Valley manufacturing company at
Wilton, the books of which have been carefully
examined by an expert, and there seems to be
no doubt that the funds of this company are Gu
tirely untouched. Danells.has had the couf
dence of the public to an unlimited degree, and
was the last man III the community who would
have been suspected of peculation. He claims
TO show that large per cent. of the money is
loaned, and the officers of the company are ac-
tive in their endeayors to effect settlement
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT. 49, james
Sweeney, laboring man about thlrty.6ve years
old, belonging in Boston, was seriously injured
by the cars near the Green street crossing, YES.
terday morning. 1t appears that he was lying
down between the coal sheds of VIM. IL. Jour.
dan and train of empty cars standing upon
side track, and when the train was started by a
switching engine one of the truck frames struck
him upon the thigh, tanning him between the
car and the sheds, aud in6icting severe bruises
lie was promptly taken TO the city hospital,
where he was attended by Dr. Francis. IL was
found that, though no bones were broken, the
left leg above the knee was terribly mangled and
bruised, and there was deep cut on the thigh
some three inches long. Ills present condition
IL such that the limb will probably be saved
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GEORGE TOWER, of Worcester.

where good accommodations can he had at a moder-
ate price. Livery and Boarding Stable is kept
upon the grounds by J. L. Llcy of oxford. who
will aim at reasonable cost to meet the wants o
his patrons. Lumber shipped direct from the eastern
mills, suitable for building Cottages, is furnished
upon the grounds. The steamboat landing is now
finished, and
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FALMOUTH HEIGHTS !
SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights embracing an aof 100 acres
beautifully situated the town OF Falmouth upon hluH
overlooking the sea on the summit Of which an elegant
Observatory has been erected Tor the accommodation Of
visitors Directly opposite and In plain view are Vine.
yard Haven OAK BLUFFS and the Highlands at Martha
Vineyard
The grounds suitably divided into extensive Parks
Avenues and Building Lots which latter being sold
with rapidity that proves this 10 he the most desirable
location for summer Resort the New England coast
The cool brcezcs from the ocean which fan these
Heights render the here one Of comfort
and delight The facilities Fishing Boating Bathing
and Driving are unsurpassed commodious Hotel has
been opened under the efficient management OF
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RACDsCOV ina Machine dTonl Manuiactur
Ing business which is already established a large
basis, and capable Of increase. Yields good margin Of
profit aud is located in large city New York state
Address MANUFACTURER" +. o. Box 5O5T, New
York CITY. d6t
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DATENT OFFICE BUSINESSMAN

Il can and Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Appll-
cations re-lrgued; Interference Cases Prosecuted; dpn-
ions given MS TO the validity and infringement Patents
and suits prosecuted and defended the United States
Courts, by
THOS. H. DODGE,
Formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of the
Board Of Appeals, U. 5. Patent Ohicc) Counsellor al
Law and Advocate in Patent Gases, Ohcc-Dodgc's
Block, corner Park and Portland SITS. Worcester Mass
ma dEwtf
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CITY MORTALITY.-The total number of
deaths reported at the Office of the city clerk in
this city, for the week ending July 10, was
twenty-iour, including one still born. Thirteen
were males and eleven females Ten died of
cholera inlaDtum, two of paralysis, two Of con
sumption, two of old age and one each of in
Illumination of the brain, scarlet fever, general
decline, dysentcry and inlantile weakness. One
was found dead in vault on Shrewsbury street,
and one died from the effects of burns. Eigh-
teen were children five years of age and under,
sixteen of them being one year Of age and I'M
der. The Oldest persons were Patrick Brady a
native of Ireland, aged eighty-nne years, Levi
Moore, native of this city, eighty -four years
and nine months, Luther White native of this
city, sevcnty-sevcn years and eleven months, and
Harrison d. Goodnow, native of Boylston,
seventy-four years and one month. Eighteen
were natives of this city, ten being of foreign
parcntage, and one whose parentage is not
known, Twenty-Five were natives of this
country, twelve being of foreign parentage,
while the remaining two were born in Ireland.
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The Standard !

by L. o. EMERSON & H. R. PALMER.
400 pages. Fine Singing School Course. Large collection
of the hest Anthems and Tunes 10000 copies already
ordcred The Banner Church Music Book of the Sea-
soni Price S5O, $3.50 per doz Specimens sent post
free for the present. for Sl25
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MIGHT SOIL REMOVED and VAULTS
y yleaneda short notice CaEe and dispatch used on
tor y. Box 2se, promptly attended 70.
VI dss' RoME WATSON.
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PATENTs.-Among the patents issued from
the patent office in Washington, bearing date
of July 8, are the following to parties in this
county:
Augustine Charbono of Worcester, assignor
OF onc-hall of his right to Melvin o. Whittier of
same place, for bolt-maklng machine
George Alfred Wheeler of Worcester, for cell
cover Tor sewing machine tables
George L. Rurt of Harvard, for spring bed
bottom.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-WILLIANs. j.
Tuesday, july 16.-Tbos. Powers, arrested for
assault and battery, was discharged on the pay
ment OF costs, satisfaction having been acknowl-
edged by the injured party.
Joseph Carroll, arrested for drunkenness, was
discharged after having promised TO leave town.
James Tctboro and Thomas Rice each paid a
fine of SO and costs for drunkenness
A parry arrested for bathing in forbidden
locality was released upon the payment of a fine
of SO and costs.
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TO LET
IN WALDO BLOCK,

now occupied by the Manufacturer Mutual Fire In
suunce Company Possession gwen On the 1rst OF July
For further particular inquire Of
lei dtt y II KINNICUTT.
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NOR SALE-Lease of 5000 Square Feet
a OF Room Also, New s-hOrse power Engine
Boiler, Skating and FXtures In e same A nan ~
the power let Tor one year, For further particulars
n sSls sf ELLIS InAYER,
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Whereas. Ernst k'ech AID rro'e
rick& Arech his Wife, hy t.ctr certain
I1lrtEage deed with powe- o. sac
da.ed tie Josh day OF August 4 :
io7i, and recorded in The Re.ur3rr;
Office Of G~ssconade Counv S,a., -.
Missouri, il book T, page 4l2. id on
yey 10 The Directors of eli r0,rn So
ing Fund Association" tn. fol ov;7-
described real estate, situated in he
town of Hermann and S,a.. of NJ.
souti, and described in said m~,rtro-,
deed as follows TO vii.
House and lot nanhar 4,,r ~ ~,
| Market street. and lots nnrehcr ,j9.t-
four (9N. n~inely.six I9G njneIv. ;rb,
T9S7. onrhpDdred TiU0l" ooa bI1n522,3
and two rl031 AMI o1c a. a-.I
four Tl0Il on west FfL rafb1 ~,rs..
md number sixtystwo r63l. siI.vsfo3r
L64L nInety-tAree 1881 ninety four
L54J, ninety I'VE L90I, ninety SIX 1851.
h'hety<SeVen I9iI' htne'y eight }Sj
plhcjy-hine l99J oneshuhdret 100,
one hoHdred-'he Ll0lI ole hundred
Two ll02) on west sixth L6taI -tr -
at'd numher seVeptystwo ~, ninety
thfee (9J). hlnety.iye L52b ninety
seven 1871 II hmetysnIne 1881 Or
west Seventh street, ali III the corpo=
r&u3n and as per Plat o. the towH Of
IIeFi1ahh, situated IN the county an
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.nulNIsrRATOR'S NOTICE

No,ice is hereby given that lellcrz
q. administration upon he estate o.
E,caor Huck, deceased, have h"en
g!roGtcd to me, by the Clerk OF the
IS.ohote Court, bearang date the 3Is}
,ov Of October y. ID. lS73 Al. per
,aIs having claims against said estate
sr4 required tc exhibit them for allow
nro 70 the Probate Court ct Case II
3D. counlv. wIhin Que year al e. The
da;e Of said letters, or they may tie
nTerluded from any bCncfit OF such
tt.tote and if such claims be not eN~
bIited wirh.n TWO years from the date
az said letters, they VIII be ,orevcr
Isrr.d. CIQnaE K.INcE.
Administrator.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, George Worsco!I and A..
-, his vito, by their ccr.aia Mortgage
Heed, with power of sale, da'cd the
24'h day Of November 4. d 1870 and
recorded IN the Recorders O.h,e t.
e~iasconado County, and State Of Ms
souri,, in Book 7, page All, did convey
20 Fritz Hahn, the following described
real estate, situated in the county -
Gasconade, and State Of Missouri and
described in s2id Mortgage deed, IS
follows, to wit:
The south half Ct south east quarter
section u. township y, range s wea,.
containing eighty acres, more Or les
ltuated in me county and state rs
aforesaid. which conveyance was made
or the purpose Of secUring one certain
note, amounting to two hundred die
lars $500. 90 Described in sad Mort
gags deed and, whereas, tie rad
note re'Usius due and uupaid. nov,
therefore /. Fritz Ham, as mortgages.
in accordance with the PROVISIONS al
said mortgage deed, viii offer for sale
20 the highest bidder, for cash in hara,
at the courthouse door in the town o.
Hermann, county and State As sferc,
said, on
Monday. the 18th day Of January,
4. d. 1913,
between the hours OF nine 0. clock IN
the forenoon and five O'Clock in -
afternoon Of HAT day, the pro1srty
hereinbcfore described. or 50 much
thereof as will satisfy The note herein
before mentioned, and the interest dua
thereon, together with the costs aac
expenses CT executing this trust.
FRITZ IiA1T,
Mortgage
Hermann, No, Dec. 9TH 1872.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ppa, pcrflu
Iicjcui (Ticcnt1Ur1.

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4 nj 0OuGr'6 uu0 tdrultcr miiicn
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nit acrij9sntcr @Ur9i4aht. 0cgeben.
Ser Ecrfduf fnOct an bei0gIem Sage
aNf Ger Slrns beS befoateu SrieSeria
@hucb Can Ser st 20ui5 Nooo Wtei.
lea GcitIld BON 0trmdnn) Eatt. Sin.
fanJ 0es r~Ctsluf3 prtti3 10 lj7r &.or<'
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: q ni1t ferti9 mtyoeH 10 miro er OH
mas ten Sag i0rtGtiebt.
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Notice is hereby given to ali per.
sons Interested that The undersigned
will apply 10 the Probate Court OF Ga
csna4o county, NJ its next term 10 hc
Leld in the town of Hermann, "n tie
third Monday in febgpaly, 1913, -
leave to make > final settlement Of MS
accounts, and for his dischar&r as
Guardian and Curator Of the minor
hers of Frederick Auftcrhcide, d.
caused. ERNST. MELIIEs,
Guardian and Curator.
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4}aj5>1 Stats9 a}o4el,
HERMANN, MO.

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So i,at,rSc;auc;c tcebrt ia cen, putl;fuu,
lH;HitiNrA, tu5 e. td5 rDil2 tffann5c SIS ifbaul
f~.yfi45.t uHp !@ir5iic1 0ani nru nu9seitat:ct bat.
III mrjucr %ar rsretn i;c.6 cic tcjeu Gjs:r&rf,
2eratyc-tt Uro ithE msiHcn Gj,.;tsn eudj sit u
l:rd He.e-StjA ;ug &ccfIdung. @lgingc, Gar-
eiacs, Zdmejirg.5lt, giuirrn :. Ircrpei III jtecl
E~lacsjcjt aUilG;iimT. IS Srtu slid cr.
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Weityl :: .sinc.

Scr llntcy;ciAucte tctGrt iiN Sem
}HtljlGci roH Berger GfotlUn mo Tim
2cleno on3uiciAsn, ooB tr fal cntj0loHtn
bat "a iu bitibrn uno Eaa) @errn Wtb
rcuo5 lr,5rtem Gt0rt unge5o6Gu 1T,
vi mtloe MID btm"6tn mcinc 1Itcn
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perf III ocritbcn uN0 B0Hc nOD D.cIc
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Ua IS miro tal5 iagtc uor5e:ern
EN- @cfdAatel 81 ms. 8atO DaIauf
fam er aus 8. u. Wfcrtcn3 Storc bis an
Ben @aI3 in elmer Niiac itcdeEo. go !
icst fam IDS yitGncen."
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H.E~ gEcnn Ger 9hasiocr nta Gucrr
GinStrn %bcjtimmteH Nn3u9 sill S5s;tHa@e
ten njdt icrt;9 mo6en farm, 10 acbt vi
g. g. &tcrten3. no ibr benitIben III
3tit Bon 10 wtinutcn srboltsn t5nnt,
3crc6e 10 gut ou6 Wei b~i1ilcr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

No ice is hereby given tina; letters
o. administration upon The cs.ate ofJac-
obJeude dec, have been granted to m
y the c.erk Of the Probate court, bea,
ring dare The 18Th day'ot DECEMBER \
d 1872.
All persons having claims arainet
estrte are required to exhibit them
f T allowance to the undersigned with.
i'll one yea afjer.lhe date Of said let.
.ers, or they may lie Prcc uded from
any benefit OF such estate ; and ifsuoh
c ANS be not exhibited within one
) ar after tie date Of said letters, they
wdi lie forever Larred.
DIED. NERFELNAH=, Admir-.
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Whereas, Ado'#h HYiakuaan and
Christina B!Hk1ann, his vie, Ivy
their certain Mortgage deed, with
power of sal, dated he aiXje-ulI> day
Of Epvem! er, a. d. 1885, and recorded
in the Recorders Off. e Of NtascunaGr
County, and State of Missouri. in
Book 4. page 40, Gid convey 10 Fried.
rick Wallet the following deserted
real estate, situated il III" c,un y OF
tiasconade, and St"lo OF Missouri, and
described in .s9i'' NOR gag 70 drcI a.
follows, toswIt The southwest trac-
tiOnal quarter Of the uorlhwes quar-
ter, anc the. west fractional half o. Ike
southwest quarter, section Huml or tea
(I0) township number fortyztour ~
range number six 90 west of the lifth
principal ,nleEitIan, continuing one
hundred aud tWeny eight an1 seven
tystwo oue=hupdredth acres, more or
less situated IN the county ard STATE
as aforesaid, which conveyance Wa
made for the purpose of securing the
payment of one certain note, amount
ing TO six hundred and fifty dollars
$3.50, described in said morrga &c
deed :; and, whereas, The said not re-
mains due and unpaid row, therefore
|, the said Friedrich Valet, as mort
gagee, in accordance with the prOvis~
IONS of said Mortgage decd. Will offer
for sale to the highest bidder. for cash
in hand at the court>houso door in the
town of Hermann, county and State as
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the .2Sth day of, December.
AID 1872,
between the hours OF niue o'cIcck in
tie forenoon and five O'Clock in7he af
ternoon of that day, the property
herein before described, or SO much
thereof, as will satisfy the note herein
before mentioned and the interest due
thereon, together with the costs and
expense of executing this trrst.
FRIEDRICH WALLET,
Mortgage.
Hermann, No, Sept. 90, 1872.
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IITyI And DEER
JOHN PEAUTGCE.

Grittc Gtra6c, ;p. G5i1er Ii. Woryf
1einc Wirtbftaft III nru o.sgcl1tttt uur -
eeutcno e~rip.itet ircIten Uxo man rAS je5cr
morser tei ,3ei!sn fgii4e5
ct. 2ouiier q crbicr, @siae, SiquGse.
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werteu ftt5 eige ;,trsrFrrtmtnee 9ccirni1a PIT
ern. 50 Sctn Tfautfs.
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uGtap q. 81 'erfen 8cIo.Gt.
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Dame aus, ais fie in ba; G@aufcnIter
non g. q. Mcrtcn8 &!cioerlaocn bIi&te,
unH Sic Ih6ncn %tI;c in6.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT NOyICE:

Youce is hereby given to all per-
son Interested, that the Undersigned
Will apply to the Probate Court osGase
couade county, at its mex term, 10 be
held in the town Of Hermann, on the
ln.rd Monday in February, 1873. Tor
leave to make a final settlement of his
accounts, and for his discharge as
Guardian and Curator Of the minor
heirs Of Henry Kopp, deceased.
AUGUST lIoeller,
Guardian and Curator.
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