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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST.
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PROPOSALS. FOE TR0UGHr AND CAST.
UNIrnD BrATEa CuaroM.unUaKl
OFFICE or hUPGnsrINDTNT, \
NEw OALRANa, February I, 1s7l
Sealed pro oosals N he rseeiyed 81 the once Of the
Superintendent until u m. THURSDAY, February
~, Ba for furnishinG delivering. nttnG and puttinE
IN place the Wrought aud Uastiron Work Of the Iron
stAroAsea, all eHnibitsd the drAvinHs described
In the spsoihoatona and called for In the schedule
Al seanoidinG regaited b. The eontraetor. 70 put
mont free Of charge.
PROPOSALS. win b mads By the pisos, iinsAi foo OF
b. weight Tor the varioas articles Of wrought and
eastlron work. - provided for In ths follouinE
tbs vork viii not be spbdiyidsd among different
bidders. but vi b oon.ldered n he sEsteeate.
Pymsuta will be made monthly, deductina ten per
osnh mil ths haAl compilation q The oontracL
the sum Of $4,000. that the bidder viii accept and
d the security 70 BE- osTtinsd By the United States
iudGe, clerk o. the United states court or distinct
Atlorney Of the district where he resides.
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any
all bids, n be deemed Tor the Interest u the Gov.
ernmspt TO do and any bid that IL made on the
printed 70 I'm 10 be obtained In this once, ard does
not oonfor In respect to the requirements Of
this advsr tssment, viii not be oonsdsrsdI neither
viii any propo.al be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the manufacture
Of wouGht OF eastiron work. and uho have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work. -
and addressed 70 j. X MORSE,
febe Superintendent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23
Government Sales.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

OFFICE OHET O N, DErT., NO.
foRT LKAvErwonTH. kANAGA. feG, 10. ls7L.
Tue following named 0ossfnment stores will be
sold Al Public Auction A. Port Glesou. IndiAn Terri
tori, sale 70 commence MARCH 10, ISIS
~ cords wood, 30 tons hay, Afmy wagons, Ambu.
lance, benches. % double bunks, cook stoves, =
harness, bofsseoyers, uAEonboWa. neck FOXES, lines,
riding saddlss bddss !aEon ooysIs. sAddls bantsts,
brick machine. . moving maohtnsa, horse raksa,
hAy psesses, oush no3sd cant hooks mAtsoohs hoes'
quantity Of oothias and camp A9d garrison eauipAse,
oonaating Of uniform iAnksta. bed sacks, mosquito
bars, spades, ares, tents, Ao.
BY authority Of the ssoTstA1 Of War.
fsbO Deputy Q. N. General O. q. H. Dspt,. No
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23
WAsHINoToN AND ONO RAILROAD.
Is I'm So ssfNStsfs5 Dull ISD so6ff

lOlh ,hHsNnnYLyAElLiAa, Roy IN sniJfiI
90 and si,sr Mo-, Is III. ,t:IHs u. I'.''1,: fellow.
WAIhlnEtSa.....-i0 ;0A N. BAitimoFs....'.M2 pm
''.-..-41 I'D q
THE dERIf 81 1bLE TRAoR' g1Gis " = =
With elegant eosnsu Palace stAtsfoon dag and nGhi
Tae' hundred nile sGVsd % western AAd osats
lie % a m. daily. s1Osp1 Sunday. northwest,
u" ~ S1SI ooassor S
LeTyagh trom baltmofo 70 hoOhhsfkk and FIFTH.
bUHo without ehAngs
ssIsss q SIN stsssi ssd s.saas. Ssdsf
nati9aL koes ~hsrs VIII Be Eivsn
sSss@moSGil u Piass Oar tos ossssdaisas o
Corner SIKH - ~ PiHa; sssR X !,
rs En,H YOUNG. General Pa-.aS%iL SS.,aL VA :
THROUaH LINZ BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHtLADELPHlA AND NEW YORK.
M1hnm0roN, June = lSs-noon.
Ltelns betsssn Wa.hinEton and Neu Nork are ~
goR NV YoiK.. xi,hsu, ShAnse Of can.
LsAVO daily ts1osDt sundagl a GOo n. "A ~, and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lave daily tsEsaDl sundAS) - 400 = NJ htl. Ane
ON SUNDAY.
Ls-ss for New Nork 81 400 p m and PhilAdspAiA 81
issplaE can for New YOTk on 800 p n. .IAla Oaly.
rhsSash sskss tosp \. I, sh,, 3
IS BGltimors Aad Ohio RAll,pad Advertisement for
schedule sstroSn WAAhiastoa, BAlgRoTsJ 4a9hPsliA
--1 49, Master Of TTAn.portStioa,
In DOLE, QsnsFAl Ticket Agent
ono. O. KoONrn, Agent, WAAhinSton,
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Railroads..

Otlll OulDs
pALTIAoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
"a f; siii:ii SHiaS
'oi'o" FOR BALTMoRn
N Ls.,' S. "a '1H;N, sSns1s = HG ~ and
~"0N' n-' I roR WAY sFkfiosS
Lsa,. s.llE sass:p. "a, sandal. 81 &C., sh@ and n'o
~'' &c SSs h PSIs nit e. n way STATIONS.
i fHa saS. sSd ~ NJ. siS s sh.s Is. 500 p NJ
Pssias he ssst tbs y n itsin .tOS. !. TSasO.
ola junction And r Jay hGsaRsipoLp,
Lave Z. ~ a n .ndaiio p n No 'rAin 70 Or non
I--''"''o soS W. %a ~ stI + sSs So
L--''i,o a. AZ f "a q 81 81 Hin SssT
Leave dsiiI, ssospt sataidsJ snd sandsS. atSI N
% 81 ss,s s91 ~ q !. m, and 1851
Ray i sssiisa si,s ,rsins on Bsii%oI. . %sssas
fos StSssssia "a Polsss s..~..a Rsl.y nos.: .ad
ssss I'D 'f sss.sus "a %asss sssaascSs
~: s :s % S s:: q Ss. n |. Is s VA
tsf New Ye.t. fhilsdsiphla sad BosisP 80 Sd'ss'
l1'~'a' OF rhi0oSh iAhi G...ss Il fEelaSsS.siOu,
d Ro So E55 SfHsis s. Issi' k AsssS
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y On and after ooToBER n. ISL. the Train,
~ ne Nh fssIs Siil i:sss A.I-nar.. dan,
is1ospt BandAgl ~ ssh N, arrive Al LeesbgEg Al
/ 10 rs :. m, and Hamilton At II q N, Leave Ham:
.SS = = II 3 AZ .Sd 5sS:SSlE at in me- and
.f TS: 1sSoa%oaatioa Ts.a " Win ls.,. AlsIlndri.
dalJ (sIeept BundlJ A. tiO ,. ms and arrive ~ Lsss
s1y. q ~ 3 n L i SO Iss00Fs and
-: q ! r; Gsia from ilsIsndriA, .nd z 20 >. n
KsmpS Daily II1e Of Coaches for PuroslVils. Hniok
srsyile. Ber1Vllls and Winohsster also, With hsAm
Aida and hiddlobufa.
All 0ooda per Steamer Railroad OF EEprsss, In car,
Of n II, HANkNkR, Freight And Ticket Agent a
Alexandra, will be forwarded far - Hamilton. fro,
/ o. ehArss. other than oar LsEulaI tAdn nAies
-, 4 II 4AyESEG;,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23

N
OrTioE OHIEg y, ~ DErLRIMGrr OF MIssouRfl
f0nT LEayEswOKIH. Fsb 3, Iail. I
bealed propaans, 10 duplicate, will he Teosiyed At
this once until u oolook M, March g. isIl Tor fur
niahinE the bnbsistsnos Department, Unitsd States
ARM, ~ Fort Lsavsnvorth, With the sioWins named
articles;
niea
XXX Flour. from fall wheat, Ia squa-s single and
double salts containing lOJ pounds nat each
Beans, Hies and bait Ia barrss sell ooopsrsd, and
In equsFe Double sasks, containing ioq pounds net.
Green RIO Ouhse, IN original sacks and In square
double sacks, oontslninG 10 goands ret
Brovn Sugar, equal 10 btevArrs 90" In barrels
ard In square doubls saots oOntaininE io pounds
Ninaen Of ~ and o. grains stss1gth, In barrels and
half barrels, fall oq.hooped and paiutsd,
AdamanuBs Candea and Kntra Family Soap, In
ba1es wall strapped With iron hipkofJ.
Cholse Family flour, from fall wheat, in squars
singls and double saoks containtna i0y pounds net
eaeh, and In barrels, tullhead nLed.
Bidder will state what quantity Of each Article bid
for thsy will furnish and when thsy viii deliver the
sane, a. we'll a. ths Kind o. pankages.
Samples must be furnished Of all the articles except
Bacon,
phoation " thls oboe, - sell b. the Purchasing
Oommissariss Ia ht. Louis aad OhioaEo
A
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Proposals.
PRo'o'Alss E ESS E qRHVSa TivE THoU

BoLRD oE PuItIc woaus,
WLsHuoTon, y, q, Hsb. %, Isil
Sealed proposals., indorsed .ProPosais Tor Tree.
BoEssn asd addrsssed 70 the vlos President Fl The
ruay -, i97a Toe Furnishing 5000 Wooden ard 600
Iron Tree Bores - per samples a. this once Pro.
Whioh N uat aecompany the bids.
Esoh bidder I'LL be required bsiore presenting his
70 the credit Of the board Of Public WORKS, the fum
oontraot, awarded him, In aooordAnos With hts bid
Ths monsy 70 deposited will be refunded 10 toe
unaucossafn bitdsrs aftsr ne ara n ts eontras
and 70 the oontraot0r after the oomplstion o. the
The Board reserves the right 70 rsjsoi AuI or all Of
the bids ALRI r. RHEPHEHD,
feN Vice prsstdsnt.
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DRoPosAIs FoR FREsH BFFF

oTTIcE or AcTISe CoAAsslRY or suBsHIEScRl
WuIgrs Pour. n. Y. n Feb. ~, lsA.
ssaisd pIogY's, "a dyplie IL I'll Be teosi,sd A.
the Frs.h Beef required BY ths subsistsnes Depart
ment, United States army for oesra and men At tha
saton, dutinG the three months snoing April l.
ls72 InformAtlon as 70 conditions, payments, Ao ,
oAn be obtAinsd By Applig ,tion 10 -
CHAA X. L. b. DAVIS,
fsbis First Lieut. OJrps Of EaEibesrs, A Q. s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23

lust PUBbIsHED'
PERRY ON TRUSTS. A TIsails. on ths Law Of
Trusfa and Trustees BIZ Jalrua Ware tory vol evo,
BfsH0P.5 yR1NfNAL PROCkDURR, hsoond
edition. Pleading. kxtdsnes, and Praotlos 10 Qrimi
sifsoRa's UoNFLfor OF LAWS, -ss,srth .di.
Non, Commentaries on the Oonhiot Of L,u-, Foreign
and Domestic, In regard 10 eontraois, rghta, and
remedies and especially In reeard 10 mArraGes, d.
story, LID. Edited asd revised By x, n. Bennett
0uTIisEs OF An INTERNATIONAL CODE.
tEHIRfoS'S TREATISE ON THR CONFLICT
,skyRN DkoADEs OF RIG UNION. b. Henri
TaK LAND OF DEsoLATIoN. Rs DR.. HAZE.
For sale By W. a. y; H. hQRRIsOH
Law Book and Publishers,
felq No. ATl PeunaylyAhla avenue,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23

pHILP q sOLOMors, .
Thomas on the Diseases 81 wqsaeu "a peor Mis-
Flneh e. ne To aoug. q Death tlIA Tn.
Mim'sslls secret" et.75 Dead Meas shos.j By ..
,rsaslatsd b. Ghsrlss FredsIiek Johnsosi s5s1 Ths
lphalts sud the fnl..i ~ Ih.oPhilss Psreos e.
sIso sossIisas spse,fSs xaslS.is Sii Veitalrs
81 John Morlsy; - Co. Bita q Travel by II, n /;
etiO. Orsudsamusi Translated b. Charles q. Leland
Rlb Maodouaids "W1fred Oumbsrusdsj y el.7S
ola ioa albO Aaa all the Boots rsosatlJ publlshsd,
fRkNUH BOOKS, comprising the best Novels Of
PHII.P q. sGLOMONs,
Booksallers and Htatlonsrs,
fobl5 aI1 PennayivaniA avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23

GovRRNMKhr SALE.
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
hHDIUlHKs, HUREIrURk, BEDDING, rrO,,
BY Tue uHfrKD STATES hEDIoALDkPARr'
Will BE SOLD ON FRIDAY, MARCH \, is7l.
a. the st. LOUIS WArekoass. Fulton street, bstusen
0irod and LAiyett; streetsi 2 large lot q pebble
Liter, Water Bueksts, Bhsota, hAtre.sss hAngea.
Medicines. Horse Llttsrs Blankets, Rubber Buoksta.
sto. bals 70 commence At 10 - N, and continue
Tsrms-Ossh 10 United States Treasury notes,
By order OF the Sursso1 gsps.h unitsd States
isbii Surgeon and A. 1. Msdlssi PuTvsJcr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-23

GOVERNMENT SALE.
sIouK orr, February I, isfl
There will be sold In front Of the 0o oTnmont ware
houses. y pablo auction, At 10 O'Clock on MONDAY,
March ,isf1. V the highest bidder. condemned Com
Platform soalsa. Beam soAlss, and PAnlins.
Terms Oaah, In Go,sramsnt funds, on delivery.
THOMAS q, SULLIVAN,
febe Captain and U. g.
AUCTION SALE on ooNpEMNED PUBLIC
n PROPERTY
OEEloE PosT ouARTEAMAHTKR,l
McPHEnsoA'a BARRACMB, \
ATLANTA, Ca, NnuAEy ~, 1b1L \
VIII be sid a. AoPhsrson BarTGeka, eommsn olnE
a. 10 o'olook m, MONDAY, March T. ls71, misosl.
Camp kqulpAEs. consisting in part Of Tools slorss
40. GKO. s. H0YT,
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Buttons.
AT AUCTION!
A RARE CHANGE FOR AN INVESTMENT!

VIII he sold at Public Auction, u,e promises on
MONDAY, the "a day Of sept, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
Worcester Mass. There about l50O0 feet Of land
az ieet on Central st , with the Buildng5 thereon
KNOWN as the
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=
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

IN PROVIDENCE, R. I........FOUNDED A. d. 1886
possesses rare and unsurpassed advantages for mparing
business education. For particulars send for our
nqal Circular and Catalogue. Address A. G. SCH0L-
FIELD, Providence. R. /. d2m au26
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nor SALE OR TO BE LET-The Es-
Il tate OF the late Benz. Butman, on May ST., in Wor
cester containing about of land with house,
stable, sheds and oubuildngs The house has thirteen
rooms besides the attic and hall IA feet wide extend
ing through the house. 1t built in the most thor
Ough manner and has always been kept in perfect re-
pair The land contains great number of ornamental
and shrubs and large fruit anu vegetable garden
The barn and Oulbuldings well arranged and in
cellent order. Apply to JOHN q. KING,
au30 disf u State ST.. Boston.
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Interest Payable April and October, at Union
Trust Company, at
NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST !

This road is the western link in 10 new AIR LINE
from Buffalo to Chicago, and from the Detroit river
to Chicago in nearly a straight tine.
The road is part Of the same line as the Canada
Southern and is being built by the meR VIZ Mil
ton COPYRIGHT John Tracy David Dows, William L.
Scott. Henry Farnam r. A. Forsyth, Jno. NJ Burke NJ.
L. Sykes Jr., all directors either in the Chicago and
Northwest or the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacisc;
Geo. Opdyke of the Midland Road; sidney Dillon, Dan
el Drew, John Ross, David Stewart Samuel j. Tilden
Kenyon Cox, and other promneD railroad men.
The road. like the Canada Southern, will have steel
rails go pounds to the Yard throughout; is practically
straight and level much shorter, and be with
greater speed and safety than any other road connecting
Buffalo and Chicago. Twenty-Five miles are finished
finished by jan l. and the entire road will be completed
during the ensuing year Steel rails and ties for onehalf
the entire road have already been purchased.
The builders of the control enough of It's Chicago
feeders to obtain for it profitable business from the
start having projected the line to accommodate exist
ing business, and having the necessity for another
trunk line between Chicago and the Atlantic seabOad
located expressly with the view Of obtaining the cheap
est transportation practicable.
The branch lines will make the shortest connections
between Chicago and Toledo and Chicago and Detroit
Us well as between all these points and Buffalo.
The Canada Southern Bends In every particular like
these eagerly taken the last Of them several weeks
ago. by the best ofinvesors and were the mar
ket shorter time than any other railroad loan Of
amount for years past The proceeds of these bonds will
complete the entire line, and recommend them with
the same confidence as We did the Canada Southern,
and regard them as in every way choice security.
Pamphlets and all information furnished by
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RTIFIC IAL tt ETH
Fair Offer NO2
FROM PEvEY'S DENTAL ROOMS.
Cor. Main 4 Pleasant sts.. Worcester Mass.

NY desire and determination Is to make Teeth that will
in every way satisfy you To accomplish this, have so
facilitated the Manufacture Of Teeth that can take your
Impression make your teeth and you try them in all
the same day, land between morning and evening rans
This find Of GREAT importance to those from out of
town. Having tried them, YOU know beyond doubt
how they look, how they ft and whether you want
them not; If they are right, and you desire them
$40 &C. o. D. will buy them, no matter how d1icut
your mouth is to At, how many have tried and failed
TO accomplish u, If do not you keep your money and
my teeth This Is as It should be.
els DIFF CHAA, X. REVEY.
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VETERANS OF tn e WAR;
A Horse and Carriage.

SUNDAY EVENING, Aug IS, from front of Mechanics
Hall,
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educational.
NIB. @. G. STEARNS
V4 will resume
InV tructiOn In Piano and Organ Playing,
au22 Sept. 2. DIV

III L. AINSWORTH will resume IN
AAs STRUCTI0N ON THE PIANo-FORTE in PIT
Ne Lessons or Glasses Sept. ?, 1872. Music Rooms
NJ Il SldIk = Block d2wf au21
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-09-05
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many Of tho ago Of thirty to forty
who are troubled with tov frequent evacuation
of tho bladder, often accompanied by = eight
smarting or burning sensation, and weaken
ing the system in q manner the patient cannot
account tor; on examining the urinary depos.
its a ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles Of aibumen will sp-
hue, again changing to dark and torpid ap-
pcarance. There arc many men who die Of
this difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is
the second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. s..
will guarantee perfect cure in al such cases,
und healthy restoration Of the gcnito- urin-
AIRY organs.
N. B.-An parties afflicted, whether they
may live far of or near, arc invited to mako =
visit to the Infrmary, or call at the Doctors
office in Davenport, and have = personal con-
sultation, tor one personal interview is better
than dozen letters, and it will cost You no
more in tho end to effect permanent cure,
for after tho Doctor examines your case, be
can tell you in moment what he can do for
you, and adopt proper remedies to your COM
plant. All are advised to visit tho Doctor
personally, in ail c*ses if possible, instead oil
wasting time by lettcr writing.
Patients wishing to take treatment ut home
con do so after examination, if their business
will not admit Of their adopting the more ad
visable and speedy course, by stopping ut thu
Infirmary for few weeks, moro or less time
- the case might require. All letters contain
ing stamps for reply promptly answered. ADJ
dress, DIR. A. B. SPINNEY. Proprietor Spin
NEVILLE Infrmary, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
M8~ Patients taken to the Inarmary free o
charge by calling ut So Perry Street, before
P. NJ.
TERMS rcr week ut Inirrary, 81 to $l5-
board, baths aud medical attention included.
! Syl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-09-05

Mr.. JAcoR FLICK, an old and
esteemed citizen Of Austin, died last
Friday morning. He had attained to
the age Of IS years, and had been mar.
ried 81 years. He was the father Of a
large family, one son and nine daush.
tiers being now alive. He was man Of
kind impulses, was true friend and had
during the last twenty-five years, been
sincere and consistent Christian. He
retained his senses to the last moment,
and resigned his frail tenure of life
without a murmu-.
The remains were taken to Roches
ter, and, on Sunday last, were commit
ted to their final resting place, some o.
bis kindred having been previously
buried there. His disease was con
sumption, and he had been confined t
his room during the two months pre-
ceding his death.
Friend after friend departs;
Who hath not lost friend:"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-09-05

Hon. WIN. WINDOW addressed a
large and enthusiastic Grant and Will
son meeting last night at Leroy. His
speech was complete viudication Of
the administration Of President Grant,
and was 90 received. His candor and
perfect fairness never fail to carry con-
viction to all who hear him. The H.
dies Of Leroy were largely represented
in the audience. The Austin Glee
Club was enthusiastically applauded,
We are assured that Leroy will give
the usual Republican vote in support
Of the National ticket, notwithstanding
it has been claimed for G1eeley.
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ExlDlaua(i0n.

1t is due to the people Of Austin
that they know who is to blame for the
terrible disappointment In regard to the
excursion planned for Tuesday Sept.
Sd. The Committee made fair agree
ment with Mr.. Prior, Superintendent
Of this Division of the NJ. & St. P. Ry.,
for coaches for the excursion to Mime
apolis and return for certain price,
tie day to be fixed by the Committee.
After fixing on September Sd, tho
Committee gave three days notice, as
required by the agent. He received
no word that the coaches were all else
where engaged until 10 o'clock tho
night before the excursion, when he
learned that Mr.. Prior was absent, had
made no provision, and coaches could
not DO procured.
The Committee should not be at all
blamed, for they acted fully up to the
requirement Of the railroad company.
As far as We understaud it, the failure
comes solely through the negligence Of
tho Superintendent, Mr.. Prior.
Much as the Committee regret this
failure, they are determined to have
the excursion, and are making arrange
n'ents for it. Money paid for tickets
will be refunded, however, to all who
wish it.
LArER.--The excursion will take
place on Tuesday, September 10. The
Committee have received positive word
from Mr.. Prior that coaches will be-
furnished At that time ,oithout .fa1.
We notice that the Henuepiu Coun-
ty Fair is held in Minneapolis, next
week, and also the State Temperance
Convention. We hope many citizens
will avail themselves of this chance to
visit the Queen City. Only SO for the
trip, with the privilege Of returning
the same day or the next as the pur-
chasers choose.
The COMMITTEE.
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nROBATE NOTICE.--STATE or

DROBATE NOTlCE--STATE OF
l. MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF MOWER, 81
In Probate Court.-Gcneral Term.
In the matter Of the estate Of Austin Hutchin
son, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of w. B
Spencer, Administrator Of said estate, setting
forth the amount Of personal estate that has
| come to his hands, and the disposition thereof
the amount Of debts outstanding against said
deceased, and a description Of all the rea
estate OF which said deceased died seized, and
the condition and value Of the respective por.
tions thereof; and praying that license be t.
him granted to sell the north half Of the south.
west quarter Of section twenty nine, (29)
township ono hundred and two, lO2) range
fourteen. Q4) in said county Of Mower
and it appearing by said petition that there
is not sufficient personal estate in the hands
Of said W. Is. Spencer to pay said debts, and
that it is necessary in order to pay tho same
to sell all Of said real estate, it il therefore
| ordered, that all persons interested in aaid
estate, appear before the Judge Of this Court
on Monday, the 7th day of October, "A. b. 1872
at ID o clock A. NJ, at the Probate Office in ths
Village of Austin, in said county, then and
there to show cause (if my there boy why ii.
cense should not be granted to said ". B
Spencer, Administrator as aforesaid, to sell
said real estate according to the prayer Of said
petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy ofthi,
ordered shall be published for four successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, the last o.
which publications shall be at least fourteen
days before said day Of hearing,in the MOVIES
CouHTT TRANSCRIPT, = weekly Newspape,
printed and published 1t Austin. in said eoun
! ty, and personally served on all persons inter
csted in said estate residing in said county, a
least fourteen days before said day Of hear
ing.
Dated, at Austin, the 5th day Of August
A. D. 1872.
BY the Court, JESSE ROSE,
fL.S.1 Judge Of Probate Of
1876 Mower county, Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-09-05

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