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, 1876-09-01
TIE CITY HALL

Watsr..ents yesterday wore 81. 0o8.
Ths reesIptn from lcanacs yesterday wsre
81, 200.
Philadelphia tomorrow night, to attend tho Fire.
Chtef.' National Convention. which begias opera.
lions Monday.
The popular loan uss paseonixsd yesterday to
the extent Of tS co., by parties In the East. ThoEe
has now bean $3.50 600 nf warrants Issued, 10 that
thero will onlI need 10 b. $40, 600 mora advanced
to tho city to make up tho u. 600. o0o
Mayor Heath, Curposation. Counsel Anthony,
City y-Attorney Tnthill, sna Aids. Thompson and
Rosenberg hlksd oyeE lA stlnk troubles JesssgdIy.
, 1876-09-01
THE INJUNCTION

There was 1nftc nice little crowd Of stone men
and city and county officials at Judge Farcwclfe
Court yesterday morning. twas generally expected
that thr arguments In the Injunction caso would be
made, hut tho lawyers for tho defendants, seven
tn ali, united In request fos poatpoucMent on tho
ground that thcy had not Ind time to famflIarlzc
themselves with the contents Of the bill. Mr.
Woodbridge, who represented The complainant,
Aid. Ballard, had no objection 10 this extension,
provided tho otcr side woull give assurance that
the ssouc contract shonld remain In etuiu quo until
the motion wus tlbpuae,l Of. Dir. John n. Noun
tree, tho CuuntY Attoruoy, gaye only mn
ambiguous reply 10 hta request, md Mr.
Woodbridge was abont TO apply for IN
nh Interim Injunction, when tho other lawyers
rlr dyed Themselves That no new step should he
Ths Argument was tl'cn SGT for Saturday morning.
Following are the proceedings tn detail:
MI lswstlt ynnF 'onor ts psa.e sppsaFn f. for
lard ys. The County Commissioners and n ncons!d-
craho int of other defendant. upnn an npplteaton
the M II iii Or The aldss!ts Which are consldetably
volum4nnns, nnd appear simply at this tiMH e
sek tha tlt case ~ :'ysf 1ay or ,wo TX, nnta!
defendants It will snt us vtry. we'll. This II q
matter q ZONE Importance relating ~ tho con1Fae.
for tbs rnie for tl1n new Cdnrt- House.
rlls taurt~-Who do you represent,
rs ; eSs s1 nn y as /, as mSon nySs
Of Mr. Jcwstt for thu rcaaonB 'ss ,,as given:
The Conrt.1a there any one psesent representing
lit. 1iountrec-1 am here as County Attorney.
The Eourt-Hcpresentng the County Commits.
III. Iioun,scr--I represent the county In tN!s
matter 40 far nj the Cunnty noard IL concerned.
The bil! wus flied ut ntc hour yesterday, md nc
Nj. Woolbrd=t-'Thc unly. objection in the
world to tLls application is That sotuethng may
ss1 snpn mn ia 1T The earaet viii not be sisnsd sss
no objection 70 the case going over.
ns ,s,Sa, ss.nse
Mr.. kounttcc--Su couhtfact has been signed
,sact viii b. sigasd shaii l,e saf:.fad.
The Court-it you are eatsaed with Mr.. tlonn.
Mir wood,n.dgc-Mt. Eounlree don't think
a' given my pEomiac; hu merely states that asgu-
mrntatIvcly.
no M ir1@ esn nt is3 III.
uot % sny What oshrr , cn,nscl 2. a,, may 10.
The c.ErtrWs'I, M l. !ese ans on' here repre-
that an. one will c5tcue a CONTRACT hut cannnt
one. n.'l will not draw one, and no QUO vyss drsws
contracts hmt mFsef:
undertake. for llts c1ionts, and l WILL not accept
that, II Judge tn!s, 1sptesenting hir MeSsl n and
M ,a e ss ,a SS e s
Judge 0t!.-i hase not lad ~ opportunity of
:ssn IT. MeSs 4pS s@ oy s.lsa tn hsfo T.
haye no detl!o to ai:n or execute consraet uut!l
Ths coutt"Ia Mr.. McNsIl hese,
Judge tiis--So sir. ....-
Nj. lieuntsre There is no danger. yonr Honor,
about anything Of tbs sort, but Nj, Wooahrl5ge
come IN With contract, and have no control
over him. The learned eonnse' ask1 n,e to pledgs
IT, f. s .sas. I'll u asgsa
County ioarG, but shall certainly ndyiss That no
further steps ha taken until Ibis cass il heard.
III fAH "
, 1876-09-01


A suu,or was current yesterday among tho freight
men in this city tbat tho Now York Central wan
derbllt) had mhda Nh agreement with A. T.
Stewart & Co. to bring their goods for their new
house In this city 1t s cents per 100 pounds.
Thu regular rats at present - 26 cents
and si1 nonths ago It was III. II this report
should turp out 10 he true. there will undoubtedly
be a etoFm OF Indignation Arnong the other houses
Who are compelled 10 my Is cenfs rcr 100 pounds.
Hssty Of about o3o o1eurs!o.;!sts @ from Cen. IT.
morning OH thu Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
lssll,ond. The speeisl tain they nrs coming On
engines. This pasty will 60 from here to Wheel.
ing. W. Va, aud polnts In tho southern part OF
Ohio.
The Committee appointed BY tho meeting Of tho
Tnuagers of lltsouri River Road. at he t3rand
Strung, Hugh Riddle, and r. Aclllasock, held q
meeting yesterday afternoon In order Ia comp!c1c
thu arrangcments for getting the Missouri River
pool tn running order. They will hayo to hold a
number Of meetings before they will ba ready to
lay the rcsnit of thelf work bef0rc the mectlug 10
bd held In St. Louis uoxt month.
, 1876-09-01
RAILROADS.
CENTENNIAL RATES.

SI1A AsA' A4AA1 As1A AA.9s
Baltimore ohio Railroads have entered into an
...n.,.n4 =. ,sh... h.,.nf,,. - W.. -.r,t,, fS.r
~ ases ~, ~, .n',, III
tennlat tatss euopsca ~ tne LoussH'e ConFchslon
and saa to philadelrl,Ia aud return. These rhtcs
were noycr cbanrea Lnt tho regular rates for
49," ,sns.. ..st 10. ,,.s, - NJ. Vn.,r s1a ona :,
some sms nas. sa'o pesn to NOW sotk * u" aod 70
round trip to tho former place ana s:, 80 to the
tnttnr. In consideration Of this fact most roads
h,~s r,ods tho Ccnt.urt,l ro,.. N rorrosrnns
hsse nhoe tne seulonn'a' r.,u ,a.e' s"i'o7ponu
.aa ss peope not a. ant 0 10 ps1
Big for tho round tfip when they can 20 for S.{5
" caur.s tbc .,ln NJ ren,o,n,oI ,lebcts viii Ia NJ
" W ana '"' '''' Va ~'D''s'' ''~"''' W" W ~
The action on the part Of The lines leading to
.s .ni1ros pun" rho " ,.s, "
w pss's ~. w." 49,. ...,. .,ss..s
are limited to tho 'sngth @ q time = man neoda 10
goto New YORK OF fhliaaeIphta. Ae inc foaas Ok"
Peel 10 nnte peace M.tAln INC neXt sI1ty ahys;
!hey fe.cstabusheu ne Iatcs ol t!e Centsn1ihl
30 ~ 70 ge iae ouer 10 m no u ta Io
1ssled there Is. howevcr, 4 probability tint tho
regular pslces Wy! 20 cyl iaFthes scdacea.
can DC brought about within alxty dnys By fose.nE
re fAtes uown 70 tnc lowest p2ss.o,e nGnrss inis
scnemo msm1 P.upaauay y,a n1scscn H. ~, snnneInt n e.n
Dc tsozon out nht II w! ec na'M 1oh 10 10 u,
W'n PC eHeh taat nc y no FatIy ~ ine asieemenL
establishing tno regular Centennial tnsl1, anl.
though some q thS pas'enEef inen n 1h's city ns.
ecEt tnat ING NcW tH1h Gen!tni tasit'5 supM!t. 10
tac gang tatSs yes ,, m s., a. Inc pros
lhe ns1t month o. tVo. van
he @ nsosai Mgon 81 re nasrn
tsunk nne. y. WHY cenelWe1au'y axha'Ia 5ehteNay
, 1876-09-01
l'Ot.SI'eCA1. ANNAiliNt,f:E7G G.Ss'X.
~-~-~-~-~-~--~r~--t
N0Ir1rEnSi HEErTN1.

Their viii he roIliers' n,crttn. of tho Mort,
ntyIeIon Of The city th!s uscnins Mt Il o'clock ~
phil'p, Endost'. northwest cornGr Of Cln1k ani
panJ Of oys in ltnc. XII t honorably n sGa ,I;,.
charged soldiers and sailors arc cordially inYrd Is
attend,
, 1876-09-01
TIE CITY NATIONAL.


THE cHBplTOns AanEH UPON A sErrLENE1r.
Tho creditors Of The City National Tank met
"Wednesday AFTERNOON, In pursuance oE call by the
Committee appointed nt tho Grand Pacific mectlng
oFJnly u. The COMMITTEES had instructions 10 In.
vetttgats the Affairs Of the bank and report basis
Of settlement.
Mr.. COTTON,
Of Oa1csbnrE, Of the Committee, snid The report
submitted II previous meeting waa not sAtafac.
tory, aud the Committee hkd since made thor
ongh examination, and were ready to report lla
raid Mr.. Adams, agent Of tbs Comptroller OF tho
Treasury. had n1so rnade statement Of this con.
dticn of The bank. and forwarded 1t 10 Wadhing-
ton. Mr.. Adams lcstor wns read. 1t gives sons
Aguses; ststes that Mr. walworth the Receiver, is
doing all be can 10 administer hts tsnat III fair
anl impartial manner, and thinks he will llqudats
al The e1ans agAinat The bank In twelve months,
provided The creditors will take 80 per cent in real
estate.
M. Cotton proceeded 10 ~, thai, the Committee
for 80 per cent In tash and 30 per cent secured by
bonds. This wnnld make 40 per cent, which WA
alnaost as good a. monsJ. became tae.e bend. ss.
WojI MAKE il Si4o, o0o better tha,s ths Coamttteo
could hare reported before.
The following ~ the statement Of assets and tho
!s.h. including amount With comptrel,er.".s 20 GO
htis colleetablo hy "a @ M9
s ,s oaGtiai w
iion's sna stocis doubtful. S9@
!vdend 17So9
rwensy.nyc PEI cent dividend
Te1ss Tes;: pfau one ;;sI;st %
4T.y Dor cent honds q, Iaiins 7ioo1
ITcny Pct cent on nas!ts ~ e1sntc
Tea per ccni caih dividend djuiy.............. 70oU
oovcSnmsat tag 10 bs bid. lsoo
, 1876-09-01
TIITRn WARN.

EHIHU WAEU.
Thcre will be II meeting of Company Third
Ward Minute Mon at licif nrmory, ,Ajo Wabash
aycnnc. this evening for parade uni dr1ll. also 10
transact such bNsfnuss ~ may CONC before tht
Company.
, 1876-09-01

FOURTEENTH WARD.
There will be meeting 0f the Hayes and
Wheeler Guards Of the Fourteenth Ward held al
Bnxtcr'a Hall. Erie md North Union. .sts, ilis
cycnilr. l.. T.. 1}ond L. L. Mills, aud Other
speakers will he present.
, 1876-09-01

u UUUE0 HNNDs
Mai j. 1llonre, Chief llnItcr Of tl,e First DIyjs.
Ion Hayes aud Wheeler MInnte.Afen wants twe1tF.
four bllglets for dlYitinn hnhd. Apply At = D. n
at Carriers Department, Fost.t,f1cS.
, 1876-07-05

TURTEY-Tho party in power arc said
to favour Constitutional Government
The new Sultan has charged his ministers
to consider what reforms are necessary for
the weIl-boing Of tho State, as it is his
intention to do all in his power to Iighton
the burdens Of his subjects. Several en-
gag2ments have taken place il the iasur-
gen. provinces, as some Of the insurgents
u-rerc.us.j to accep. The armistice.
, 1876-07-05

GBRMAgy Opinion ja very much CI1r-
cised in Berlin about tho Eastern question,
but the general opinion is that the danger is
past, and that diplomacy viii he found
equal to the emergency. Negotiations
for the ces8ion of HeIig0iand to Germany
are said to be on the eve Of conclusion.
Trade throughout the whole Of Germany
is dull, and much distress obtains. Ger
many does not want war. Her Emperor
is too old to take the field again, and we
believe it is his wish, if it be possible, that
the country shall remain at peace during
his life. The same feeling is shared in by
Moltke, and even Bismarck feels that he
could not survive another campaign. 4
war, then, in which neither the Emperor
nor Moltke, nor Bismarck could take part
would have very littlo charm for the
Germans. Then, as to Austria, Germany
ia interested in the integrity of that coun-
try, as preserving the balance Of power,
and because the day may come whom she
NAV enter the German Confederation,
Austria stands as q buIwQrk between
Russia and Germany, and having sympa-
thies very much in common with the
latter country, she is regarded with much
more favor than Russia by oil the German
speaking people of the Continent. It is OBJ
vious, therefore, that all the evils which have
sprung out of recent troubles are traceablo
to the influence Of Russia whether she will
be outwitted or whether she will prevail
depends upon circumstances. The death
by suicide of the late Sultan, and the
action of the new Government weakens
her hand a little in the game she has in
view, and if Turkey should elect to give
to Herzegovina and Bosnia a position
similar to that Of Servia she would sound
the death~kneIl of Russian aggression in
the East. These provinces would serve
, 1876-07-05

II will ho noticed that tbo Grand Vizfor s,id
mat the Sultan was detbroned nv "tbe mani
nous will of all the D~ecnIa. y Which iunIias mo-
pular sovereignty and o tolerated authority.
Even the "uHanimous will ofali tho Doonlep can.
not remove the President Of lbo United States
except oaca in four wears: blt this will If Wa
accept the Vizier's theory. can arise at any
n0leu. and reas0vo q aJg5lei-n who holds ot
once by the theories Of military aAd RELIGIOUS
osoondancg, who is only represented 10 The
world by the sadiazam o.l the ma..., Uh3 is
the fountain from Eh.al taa oral Nizior
derives q secular AMI TIE oae.ah-s.-l5laD O
religious sanction. Ii is co3 "a lilo quaint
POINTS o, No case t3a', W...e p theory Tie
otjoMal empire IS monarchy JAa3 l~.7o.a-a,
u Is also ia s-co.y g democracy. This, Of
c53I5e' is moi q new bu. 2 very oj rrctoncej
even though 1t resemble the theory 8. such
Imperial rulers g. Louis Napoleon, who held
tb2t o democracy was the government Of one
by the VIII OF all, II is 10 fact, the phase at
witch democracy in lis extremity touches upon
tho form Of military tyranny. Thus The Sui
tan IS th9 commander Of The horde. lie leads
10 10 10 It's own Will, and he IS at the head
only that TINS viii may be done more effective
~ and because OF the advantages OF an un-
divided command. Though 1t is the will Of
the horde that IS to be dono-tha will Of the
many-the Will, IN short, OF The democracy in
arms, the Sultan is the Judge primarily Of the
detail by which that will is to bo carried out
, 1876-07-05

FRANCE.-Mgr. Dupanlour, Bishop of
Orleans, has written o pamphlet which is
expected to cause some sensation. It IS
entitled " Whittier are we going 2" and
endeavours to show that in consequence
Of the triumphant progress Of atheism and
materialism, society and religion are in
the greatest peril.
, 1876-07-05

Turkey better as tributaries Than foes, andin
according her Christian subjects tho right
to manage their own affairs she would be
doing them but common justice. This is
the kernel Of the whole difficulty, and it
should be dealt with at once.
, 1876-07-05
III 8 G E L L A " E G U s.
From IKE European Mall

There is a slightly improved tone in tho
'sigar. market, Notwithstanding that the
arrivals have recently been heavy.
London, Liverpool, and Bristol are well
supplied, and at Glasgow and Greenock
the1b has been a fair amount Of business
doing.
, 1876-07-05

The Barbados question has drawn forth
considerable correspondence in the papers.
On June Is Mr.. e. jenkins was to have
moved an address praying Ter Majesty to
issue o commission Of inquiry into l5
working of the constitution Of Ba badoa,
and the operation Q. the law, especially
in relation to taxation and debts, and the
approximate or remote causes of the recent
disturbances. As, however, the Govern
ment consented to lay on the table The
papers relating to the recent disturbances,
Mr.. Jenkins postponed his motion. The
question was also to hayo been brought
on in tie House of Lords on the same
night had it not been for the production
of tho papers, When these have been
digostcd we may be certain that tho qucs-
ton will be fully ventilated The West
India Committee have been very 0ctive
in this matter, and we understand that
there will shortly be an Influential meet
ing Of gentlemen connected with he West
Indies, out Of which somo good may be
anticipated.
, 1876-07-05

Spain will send 81, 1000 troops to Cuba
between August 90 and September i.
They are men of from two to five years
service.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-24
EOfhe Voters of Grant County,
SHER1EE'S 0REICE

GRANT COUNTY, Wis, August IL 1876
Ia pursuance TO the above notice from the Hon.
Secretary of State, hereby give notice that gen
eiai election will be held in the various towns and
election precincts of Grant county, Wis. Tuesday
the 9Th day of November, 1876, for the purpose OF
eecting the following ofiicers
Ten Electors Of President aud Vice President of the
United States.
Representative in Congress for the Third Con-
gressional District comprising the counties of Grant,
Iowa, Laay cite, Green, Rchland and Crawford, in
place of Henry s. Magoon. whose term Of Office will
expire the fourth day OF March next.
Member of the Assembly for the First Assembly
District of Grant County, comprising the towns OF
Clifton Ellenboro Harrison, Hazei Green Jamestown,
Lima, Paris Piattevlle and Smeser.
Member of the Assembly for the Second Assem-
bly, District of Grant County comprising the towns OF
Beetown, Bloomington, Cassville Glen Haven, Lam
caster, Liberty, Little Grant, Potos and Waterloo.
A Member of the Assembly for the Third Assembly
District of Grant County, comprising the towns OF Blue
River. Boscobel, Fennimore Hickory Grove, Marion.
Melville, Mount Hope, Muscods, Patch Grove Waters
town, Wingville, Woodman and Wyalusng.
A Sheriff in the place Of d. Mccoy whose term of
Office will expire on the first Monday of January
County Clerk in the place OF F. s. Kidd whose
term of office will expire on the ast Monday OF jan
County Treasurer in the place of Alexander Ivey
whose term OF office will expire on the first Monday
OF January next
Register of Deeds in place of James Woodhouse
whose term of Office will expire the first Monday OF
January next.
Clerk of the Circuit Court in place of David
Schrener whose term of office will expire on the first
Monday of January next.
District Attorney in place of Geo. d. Carter whose
term of Office will expire the first Monday Of jan
uary next
County Surveyor in place of Joel Barber whose
term of Office will expire the first Monday of jan
uary next.
A County Coroner in place of H F Yonng whose
term of office will expire the first Monday of jan
uary next.
Said election to be conducted the votes canvassed
and returns made pursuant to law.
And that the poll will be opened at o'clock in the
forenoon and closed at sunset on that day.
J.B. MCCOY,
90 Sheriff of Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-24

CUERIFF,S SALE-KINGMAN.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss. In Circuit
Court for Grant County. Thomas j. Graham and
Jacob Bremen, partners in business plaintiffs,
against Marshall King-man, defendant.
by viltue Of an execution issued out of and under
the seal of tho circuit court of Grant county, upon
IA Judgment rendered therein on the I'D day of March,
1876, in favor of the above named plaintiffs and
against the above named defendant, to me directed
and delivered, and for want of sul Gent perso IA
property and by direction of the plaintiffs attorney,
have this lOlh day of August, ISL levied upon all
the right. title and interest which the above named
Marshall kingman had the 22d day of March, 1876,
has since acquired in and to the following describ
ed real estate, to-wit; Lots number one ~ and
two On in block one hundred and ityOne (l5( lots
) two (2l three 80 four (I five (5 and six TO-
IN block hundred and fftytwo (l52) lots one "a
two ~ three 90 four a. five 90 aud six 81 in
block huLdred and sXty-seven [l6Tl, lots five
and six 6 in block hundred and sixty ght
los according to the plot of the village OF Musco-
da, Grant County, State of Wisconsin, originally
recorded said plot having been vacated as to the
lots aud blocks above described and containing four
IL acres mere less, situated in said MuscOda +,
Grant County, Wisconsin; with all the buildings,
engines. boiler. shaftng, betting. Machinery tools
and fixtures Of every kind on said premises; aud
shall offer sale and sell all the above described
property the highest bidder for cash. at the front
door the house in the village of Lancaster,
Graut county Wisconsin, Saturday the Both day of
September, 1876 at one o'clock in the afternoon Of
said daY, to satisfy the aforesaid execution.
Dated Lancaster. Grant County. Wis, this 10th
day Of August 1876 J. B., Mccoy.
GKo O. HAMILTON Sheriff Grant Co.
Plaintiff 5 Attorney. 22w1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In Probate-Grant County Court. In the matter of
the estate of James stevens, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Richard
Manning Of Iowa County, Wisconsin, representing
amoug other things that the 10th day of January,
A. D. 1872 the said deceased contracted to convey
him, the said petitioner. the premises known the
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter, and
the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of
section number fourteen (l4l, Of township number
six (bl north of range ID east, in Iowa County,
Wisconsin and claiming that the said petitioner is
entitled TO conveyance of said premises: and ray
Ing that John Stevens, the Administrator OF the
Of said James Stevens be authorized aud di-
reced by decree Of this court to make and execute
conveyance Of said premises to him, the said Pc
titoneF.
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge ofths court, on Monday the 25th day OF Sep
TENDER. A. 1886, at O'Clock p. m, at the Pro-
bate Office, In the village of Dodgeyille, in said
county.
Aud it is further ordered that notice of the time
and place of hearing said pc ition be given TO all
persons interested by publishing copy Of this order
for six successive weeks in the Grant County Herald
a weekly newspaper published in said county q
Grant.
Dated August 5, 1875. WI. NcGoNIGAL
22u6 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-24
Geaal Notices.
SHERIFF"S SALE-JoNEs, ct al.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss In Circuit
Court Tor Iowa County, Wisconsin. John u
Vivian, plaintiff against Newell N Jones. John
R.JoEes, Francis c. kirkpatrick and John GRADER,
defendants.
IS virtue of execution iss ued out Of and under
the seal of the Circuit Court of the County Of Iowa,
and State Of Wisconsin, upon Judgment rendered
therein, the 2lst day Of October. 1874 in action
wherein John II. Vivian il plaintiff and Newell n.
Jones, John R. Jones, Francis G. kirkpatrick and
John GRADER defendants in favor OF the plaintiff
and against the said defendants for the of six
hundred and eghty-fve dollars and seventy cents,
(S6o5 10Y, and which said Judgment duly
docketed in the Office Of the CLERK OF the Circuit
Court of Grant County, on the 18th day Of Noyem-
hcT 1874 to directed and delivered, and for want
of sufficient personal property to satisfy the same,
and by direction of tho plaintiffs attorneys, have
this day levied upon al the right, title and interest
which the defendant, Francis @. Kirkpatrick had
on the 7th day OF November 1874 or Las since &C
quired the following described real estate towit
East halt Of the southwest quarter and southv est
quarter of southwest quarter of section number
twenty six (26G also the northwest quart OF sec
ton twenty six t26) and the east half OF northeast
quarter of section twenty (27) and the north
quarter of southeast quarter OF section number
twenty-eight (2s); also the west half Of the south
west quarter of section number twentyoue (l), all
situated in town five (5) north of range enc % west
A u which shall offer tor sale and sell at public
auction the highest bidder for cash. at the front
door OF the Court House in the village Of Lancaster,
in Grant County, Wisconsin, ON Saturday the 10th
day eff August 1876, at the hour of one O'Clock
Dated at the Sheriff s Office, in the silage Of Ian
caster. Grant County, Wisconsin. this 18th day of
July. 1876. j.. Mccoy,
Bushnell 4 CLARK, Sheriff Grant County.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 13w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-24
ESTATE-PATTERsoN.

In probate-Grant County Court. In the matter of
the estate of Catharine Patterson, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of David b.
Patterson of Grant county, Wisconsin, representing
among other things that Catharne Patterson late OF
the county of Grant, on the eleventh day of
February A. d. 1873, at Jamestown, in Grant coun-
ty Wisconsin, died ntestate, leaving goods chattels
and estate within this State and county; and that
the said petitioner a step OF said deceased, and
praying that administration of said estate be to
franklin Lyster granted.
It's ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this court, on Monday'the 18th day Of
September A. D. 1s76,at O'Clock p M at the Probate
office at Lancaster, in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased aud TO all persons
interested, by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing
IN the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper
printed and published at Lancaster in said County
Dated at Lancaster Wis, the 14th day of August,
A d 1876 BY the Court,
23w3 VIM McGONIdAL, county Juuge.