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, 1876-06-21

University run n luartlinghosr. Il would be
A to,lrr" of ht1lllc, and finally havr to be-
ntmn'p'Ir'1, "a II f1ns he'ls at nthIr Institutions.
1!r Hrr u hfsIfsl MR. II matter u tauIntttfnn.
ton. college commons you'll prove a,lnther
drain III the resources nf tho tjnly,rsty.
Dr. rcrrinu Thought there WAS nu Institution
IN Mrtlut!ts1n which bast 50 fine an opportunity
FLY, bnt hc believed That rome change khOntA
bu 1nac III the charter hy whIrh n! tie ciltlnw-
inrnt tllo,.l,l he held sacred.
Dr. Cnnper Wns informed OF the subject. and
cficc ~ !lIc cost q living ut Evanston and Mt
Ann ArhoF, to Which alu.tnn had been made.
MI. lioaE read from the last ratnlngue of
Michigan univcrslty to show Tint the admission
States than Michigan. Also, thc following:
"Thcrc arc M .lnrIn!tnrirs mil 1,p co,nino,ls
connected with thr University. Students nl,-
tnin bsr .s s'a 'ulgng In private fatni!irs for
III which the enst Of hoard Is from slU to 81;
rcr week" Mr.. Hong said that tlir charges In
Eyanator wcro about the aa1nc.
w. IL. Ltif!t, fEnfn the Committee to whom,
Treasurer, reported that the Committee ll.d no
suggestions tn DfEcr, NJ special committee had
tho financial condition Of the University under
consI,lernt!an. The report was placed ni tlc.,
c"teo ss MS o te esiS9sa Wona,e tG c5sw gft # s ts
praalnE tho intellectual culture nil.l tlelnrt-
inent u the students, anil recommending n
clange IN The Boarding 1lcpartm :nt, by which
the Superintendent AlHtlfl have Fllaro III the
profits, lnsteah Of salary. Adopted.
NOMiHATloNs.
Judge Goodrich, for tllu Committee On Son,-
inntons, recommended The election NJ Trustees
tn fll the plnrcs If these whose term. rnve cx.
plrcd j. X. Hstsford John Evans, j. J. Park
hurst, I. ". Harvey, r. G. Hong, u. Mc'Ytl-
iAms, w. F. Stewart, Mrs. Willing md Mira.
tsrcen'cAf, to kcrve four years, aud Dt. ". y.
Davis to succeed Mr.. Julso1,.
j.retldtAt-Thr Hon. John Evans.
3rtnsnrtr-T G. Hong.
dNttina G9'n'niu<<-t'rsIngton Lunt. j. x.
DOtsford. William DcnrnS.
Lar fonrsittte-urant Goodrich, Il. +. Quca1,
JnmGs Frakc.
Tho Committee also recommended that the
Acting President OF the University he cuustl-
tutGl member Of the Executive Committee.
The Inst recommendation, after extended de-
bate, was adopted.
Mr. Frake presented minority report, stat-
Ing that he wonl fnil IN his il,tyto l'is brother
Alumni did he neglect u, present ttrfr Claims
for representation Iu the board. lie therefore
nointtlnte1 Mr.. Henry A. rcnrsons iii pluce Of
Alr. J. J. parkh1trst.
A ballot was then taken, The nominees OF tho
Committee hclng MI elected unanimously TX
ccpt Mr.. Parkhilrst, who recctycd 1G votes,
against = for ar. rcarsnns.
GUV. Eyalls announced as the Spccja1 Com.
mitce to conRf,lcr the fnancinl condition of the
University AfesHrs. Hong, DcerIng, 1,otsford,
Quca!. Fowler, OrringtuE, Lint, ind Evans
This Committee met ut tic University ullce lust
evening, and will report to-day.
Adjourned I'LL 1880 o'clock this morning.
, 1876-06-21
SAENGERFES1.

SFreE717 70IpnlcN 7T151HE.
FEon1A, ILL.,, June 2o,-ThG first day of the
second annual Slate 9ac,lcerfcst has been s,,c-
ccstfu1ly opened, md the reminder Of the SEES
sion will lie extremely Interesting. Societies
are present from Chcngo, Quincy, pckLt,, Peru,
Sterling, Lasal!c, Lincoln, Springfield, Cham
paiG'', Bloomington, Mctamoru. Joliet, Ottawa,
a,d many other places. The city Is deliberately
decorated from one end to thu utlcr with ult
rnnnncr OF flags anl dcvIres. German aud En-.
glEsh mottoes OF welcome are Displayed from
hlsiness houses and dwellings, ailtl Evergreen
and oak !caycs nrc twinch nnl arc1,cl about ull
windows nna loorwnys II thn business streets.
The saenEcrfest Hall, I'm North Albums street,
where concerts arc held, Is finely decorated.
Tic first cohvrrt WAS given tlis evening, ailtl
WIS grand sliecess Previous to opening the
piece, Mayor Robson delivered MI address Ut
welcome to members Vt the Saengcrhunt!. To
morrow nnl Thursday wilt be the great days Of
tho festival.
, 1876-06-21

Mrt pndyfs 9Atnphit!t a,t OthrrG"
You should have seen llubkus 1T or tnhlc.
ia no idca plan tliet could be 81 suggestive.
international rowing r,atc!es III tho spoons, i,al.
lnpn travelling in the nn.elet, and co-opcra,lvo
housekeeping In the hush. lkt drew "surylYal
of tho httcst" fyom the very cheese; md, NJ
Jnhn conildcMtially remarked, actually skunk
the baby's feeding aproL 1Iu fou'ni lrsnn .lls-
etine In the bread; and female colleges, uul-
yersal suifragv, and bland opInlons gc.irraly In
the huttrr. Tbs casvcs'.hca soup brought turtll
capital punishment; tlu htrf, labor-lllIion sys-
&ells; and tho lcAscrt wAs full of "Gate6 Ajar''
and spiritual manifestations. Once, willis tlIlng
his teac.sp. felt Us 4 was pouring out thu ca.
tire 6ucz Canal, and am Suro often droppe.l
With lrou ours, and elastc platforms, and wiiu
gauses. aul new brakes, eaT-etartrrs, md COM
pelasating cSpanslh!u ra!!-joinIngs, grew coM-
fused In splta Of myself.
, 1876-06-21
FIFTH REGIMENT.

Hpef1dI UipdIcH u Tie 1T1bune.
arRiSGflELp, ILL.,, June go.-T'Iu Fifth Reg
mcnt Illinois National Guar1s rcorganlzctl to-
day by the election OF Lieut.. n. u. Richardson
of tho Governors stall, Colonel; Cnpt. Cornelius
1snuske, Of thu Harris Guards, Petersburg,
licutcnAnt Colonel; William G. Ell,rcata, 81
the CuI!o,n Guards, Major: Or. ]. H. MrSntt,
pnna, Assistant surgcun; ihy iey. j. i. luton, ~
nf Atlnntn Chaplain, and LIeut. Clmrlcs c.
Leigh, Of Cow,!en, I'lRrt"r.nasier, The .Allu-
tant will be selected by the Colonel. Tho brad
quarters Of tle regiment will hu ut Springfield
Instead Ut ~ Puma, rs heretofore.
, 1876-06-21
THE ANN ARB0R sQuhBBLE.


ANN ARnoK, alich., June 30.-l}eforr the Rc-
gents Of the University adjourned yesterday It
was decided to Institute suit aSulpst Dr. Russ
atonce for thu money in hts hands, IN claimed
by tie Committee If Investigation, amounting
to over SI,00o. The Circuit Court opened this
mnrning. tosrs rot,,srt waited tn noon Il,
meet counsel q tie other purity. They ltl mt
University for Ss&to paid over by hin, which l,u
claims VIA estortcd from lin by Or. Douglass.
Rose Is anxious to get thu ense Into court imnt-
dntcly, rs he claifls to ou ablu to prove hIa In
u0cellce,
, 1876-06-21
First Days Meeting of the Board
of Trustees.
Report Showing the Financial
Condition OF tho Uni
versity.
President Fowler Summarizes Its Prog
ress During the Year.
Discussion OF the Old Subject Of Boarding
the Students
Election Of Officers, Etc, for tho Ensuing
Year,

Tho animal meeting Of The Board at Trustees
Of tho Northwestern University was held In The
University Chnpcl yesterday morning, The
meeting was called to order ut 0;}O o'clock by
Gov. John Evans, of Colorado, tho founder Of
the University and Evanston, for many years
rresilcut Of tho Board, who presided during the
meeting.
Prayer waa offered by the Rev, 8. T. Cooper.
James q. IIalH!lton, tho Secretary, chilled sllo
roll, aud the following nlcnbers wero found to
he present: Edmund Andrews, NJ. d.; William
II. Lunt, II, s. Towlc, James Frakc, kAte Il,
Quca1, the Hun. JOHN Evans, the }lcv. Richard
Ilancy, T. G. Hong, jennie F. Willing, J. q.
Hamilton, 0rr!ngton 1.unt, r. +. Qucal,
A. X. Scranton, the Rev. II. L. Martin, the Rey.
DF. Barnes, the Rev. ". w. Washburn, lie
Rcy. s. T. Cooper, the Rev. ". II. Pcrriuc, d.
D., Mary D. Willard, the lion. Grant Goodrich,
the Hon, J. y. Bra'!we7l, William Wheeler,
Charles l'ushy, George Cook, ]. X. Dotsfors},
the Rev. W. +. Stewart A. r, Bishop. William
Dccring, Dr.. G, II. Fowler, tho Rcv. N. II.
Axtell, T. W. Harvey.
The Secretary then read the minutes OF the
mrutings held by the Executive Committee dur
ing tils year. This consumed m hour and n
When the resolutions adopted by tl. Cam
mittce, and published at TIN tirn iii TIE Thin
USE, tclnttye to the dcRttI Uf tho liev. pEflp
Judson, were rca1, Or. EIaney suggested tat
Board. Or. ftnncy. lirant Hoot!rirh. O. Lamb,
Willnm Wheeler, q. e. Cook, nt,d Goy. Evans
were appointed n rainmittes to report upun tho
subject. Tile actions Of tho Executive Commit
trc were approved, all present voting nye
though one did so with a marg[n."
THE FINANCES.
j. g.. Hamilton, Secretary and Agent, pre-
rented his annual financial exhibit, Of Which the
nj ia n n n rnrt
, 1876-06-21
To 1.NEll,SSS;Y:,

~~~--~-~-~~-----
A 1910, STnrK Of CtOTlTlSG AND TIE GnOD
~ vii! ~ exchange fur Wc,t htlp huklezs property.
PETERSON 4 BAY, ltia llAh!ulIrtN.
flU ExCHASGE-nr r. II. boyd. HUDM 4, ii
i Axlt.uB.st.:
s1'allII-tual mine n! *usrres IN Fnt"n County.
fllIus Clear and improved flrz IN III want busnes4
pf0tGrly; Will abstlIl,' {rtHlL .......r. r.
&l tAlL-tHk lDt l3 Tlr9r on tlfef. south ffQut,
bstwtrn ltatborn and L tlask..tt VIII as4al,le.
Wahazh'av.. north "f T~c!ftt,st; *aht itnrFufed.
ut I4t sunth fr.Int Adams 1T, ne4r Wood (iu
clty1. fur hulsc mid t clear IN Ey1Hatbu EnslrHpGI
Hyde Park Or sny xl,ua suburban tuwn. lIs sufu aI,a
ra aTll scc tltt PROPERTY no brLtcf In city.
$1.AltA han~itU octhsufl front hrtck dwelling and
lot !!tl!5 tuuIh fruit Thirty It IT,, nEut fur
unnhr., for outage and lut Iii city, cIesr. worth
$t.Ma.
S.l,uD-Emtaae and lot H01l.,. clear. on Cottage
GrSc,xv nut hlt 6fst-&t Will pAY tAQ for gouI
house and lot HeAr 'ntuu Park, on Hest 5fJc,
*3,ssa-l llO1ltu and lot &21lfA3 cutbef Huron &hd
FEaukllnsts rUnts for fs0 per month noW) wuHI cut.
fase aud !oL c!rar wutth H. 5U. Luuk d this pTup
tJty- 'o'
s~t nA,-Fhu largest packing house In Chicago with
24rleA " Erunnl fur good farms ln Illinois 1uwA; Ii
IL n"w rshcd "r'i md dotnK !! A!arIe business.
'1N ExEllANGE-Lor 2sxta WITH UjLnIN{ig.
rathurn for huu:e sud III ecaf IN ei,y. i. H. moID
'lu', EXcuANIE,,sogTH SIZE HEslDEScE,
ltAltlnu0liAs tunuxe, IL
, 1876-06-21

CEETClllSn FItOM NATultE TAUGHT IN oSi:
- IcA4aA fur Is tnht Including shaIlng}. Pupils
!ausAt vnly 81 thrlf reaidcucra- Addrcss e. ELVEEA
FpAttla.Lc.
, 1876-06-21
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

Ton sALE-s1?mn-s4,up DuwH-FIsE 1M.
l. proved farm pf 1st AcrtF. rius" to TnI,tkn Ean
T. aa3el"nG t r ,Ha e., II cattle s oss h9rca 5thl
itnplrmrnis, ctr. rte. Farm clear fod tisrs an
harms, !aRtnE wa!er, Onerrs timber. decided bnr-
gain. T. u. Bufp. l4H MudIsIt.-At.. Roonl II,
, 1876-06-21

known tn thn departments involving nnly The study
~ b0pkA, we think lie c0IIcgr of Technology has
tl'c wrll 10 bs uhlt tnptrr,ni This yrAr Tor gr;a
tim nt.r-a1sth At tjn. r1firc slnAs cxpcctr,l tu
gFntluntr Oil GumhcnccHlrnt-lNy.
rllEPAHATHtf HriiNnT..
Th" work IN HI. department has hcrn tnrrfnily
ami rntcrssfully 'nnn. The Scandinavian Hepart.
.nrnt Ina i~rn e"ntinuett. In tic Norwegian src.
tIan, The 1ty. Il. tnhnscn llna hccn thc Frnfr.sUr
md Prof. William lirnschon Pti. d., has d0o thu
work In the Swedish department.
FNLfE1E bF Law.
The Faculty Of fa.t ycnr i1ns .rryod this year with
hut nna c!ml,Ee, viz: Pruf. Myers rrAgnuh hnt
Frnf. j. u. 1fnnl was elected 10 MI thu vacancy
cnnAcA by this rcatgnaton.
s:oLLEHE or MEDICINE.
The College Of Medicine tChtcngo Medical Col.
isge) has experlcneed during the pat year miro
conr'cs Of study hare been given with rcsnnrty
nnnl completeness: The attendance Ut students has
tlmc ntlottca to instruction. hnth In the fiactic
and clinIrhl departments. 10th tlle number Of
students III attendance and the number Ut gsaIu.
nses is greater than In any prey1ons year.
suHHAnY or STUDENTS.
The whole number II Htndenta in attendance In
The different departments Of tho University IS ns
, 1876-06-21
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING Nl.AUIE1Nl;S.
A IL BINDS. ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST AND
~ nMrst In tin city. tnwta{ lrirra. Satisfaction
guaranteed Or nE,Ery rrfnhlr,, atGEOtGE i. uulsE
T. CO.'S Hs IND II HAhah'l-sy, -.
1>LEGAS SEWING AAtWlSEa ALL X kISEs AND
II n1krr4, whrrnntrh1 3rars, alt 4tEariIHrhts III
c,teI. 81 ,.a tMaA hIlf regular prlees FIlUAA5 It.
MARTIN, Az HItISfI- nf.
, 1876-06-21

N1FANTEu-IHrULAKC Ct,itSICE MACHINE; SEC.
" ul;ti I.aad, Il. H. AuLE. liz LaAe'st
, 1876-06-21

1tOl: SA11:-FIIsST,tLASs kSAnE PIANO, IN
l. msr fur few mouths. will he suld ctirtn, Annjy
III liAEEK Il Co.. pAln!es llul.e.
ftEEAT Ia !i AIMS!
~ PIAkUS NJ EVERY STYLE;
IE1Ett. stu IL }:4pl. ......
- H. 7. MAitTlS, tat 9tate.st,
1,lsuF. S1SaLETnS. LATELY FROM ENGLAND,
tollt1ts ttr attrbln!i " tht !adteE AnI gruIrnr!
Of ChtraHn 10 fa mrtho! Ut tractg plane 1rEln, AMI
sustnG; paEos Shtl organs tuned and r. paEred "a.
drr< N E:ks van EIlrrli~4t
, 1876-06-21

ET0RAuE FOR FuKSlTuKE. BuuatEs.. AND
. mr. frhans LII mr. irouf wAFehouso leo Yf4t MJn-
sos,lk Auucs IuaAG4. ClsEgt4 lvYsst u The clly.
, 1876-06-21

Tho Rev. W. II. Daniels was elected l.tbrn.an t,y
the Faculty In Dccrnlcr 1H7:i, to iii tho vacancy
caused ~ the resignation oi c. ". Pearson. Mr.
Daniels has rendered Rratn,tola and vo1nnbe scrv.
bern aaact tn thu Library, purchased with money
Ia'sea y ~ sonEte Of lectures and ~ the salo 81
Esq., MID tho linn. John 4. i.ognn An oi,ort il
being crowned with succcrs whicIl IL to secure 4
cnpy Of the bible in every language in whIc!, Ii ii
published by lilo American 1}ilte Society, Thanks
arc duo tho lf!I,. !ohn a. Ingun l. Il 1lltt EB1,
and the Rcv. ". II. Daniels.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
.firM-Tl!nt anine plan he devised TINT Wilt m
able the University to furnish cheap board Tho
old recommendation Of q boarding -house ia ru-
nrwod.
Istrond-1n the Department nf Chemistry m an.
prnprlation with which to rcplenlsh thn nbora-
tory.
:, 7A'rd,Thc appointment Of Law Committing for
, 1876-06-21

1 FEW lIESl.KEn DpLLAIs WILL Huf THE
g,nA will md alt E4tntr4 " the hcst female en-
r'tynitnt ottre H. tho city. louua fUF hausekrtptn9
sIIhxt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-12
e.,.e a.ssu, r.sMe aaaa,e",

eseue 0.esa, nsMe 9~:sas,s",
in bonn WoeeUaarss . Ge,sdr ben ..
StteuSusisr, st. G!ouo, ct. Germaia.
3trot..
Zen ssstrtaa Hamen Won Ct. Slouo uaS
u.sstssS sYr s.E: GsSslst, Sai msiu saser
son S,rte. unS @interWooren adn, bernnh.
aa~siet II. Pie usssrnttn Damen >Iss,
psrisrlst aus Stree, uila, SamHt az
.Stise, m.rben bi0ioer otrinnft, oils ie sibor.
a.h.rn, eisMsa, eanbsr. epiptn &C. 10 gre.
vsr assssal. On ssItauoises INortimssl
Herlinu 3spbpr.sSoa., SermantoWa sarn.
,tiA. e.ibe, sti6muasr, etamin fnwie 1OeC
anbeve avtissi, " IasIrs'A un, aa;ufutrsn
slubsr0su. sine srOtc 1uswatl III Iauea'
V~cI:baub,a nod Der neuekeu Mobc.
staMS,na nab caararbsitsn. 'onie GU:
Drosss Yssssn pua!tIiA uao su Den blui0ltu
Pr.ii.n aussefubrt.
+. HttsmGmtrirr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-12
Peter Brick,
Judge Of Probate.
State Of Minnesota,(
County of Stearns.
In PROBATE COURT


II the Natter of the Estate Of
Christian Esser Deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition of
Anna Maria Es.er Of said County repre-
senting, among other things, that Chris
tian Esscr, late of said County, on the
18th day Of September A. d. 1876, at
Brockwsv in said County died interstate,
and being a resident of this County, and
that the said Petitioner is the widow Of
said deceased, and praying that admins
tration of said estate be to her granted,
it is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Court, on Fri
day the 18th day of October A. ID. 1876,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, at the Probate Once
in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof
be given to the heirs of said deceased,
and to all persons interested, by publish
ing y copy Of this order for three success
size weeks prior to said day Of hearing,
in the "NoRDsTERN", o weekly News
paper printed and published at st. Cloud
in said County.
Dated at St. Clond the 22nd day OF
September A. ID. 1876.
BY the Court,
Peter Brick,
Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-12

ncuert uno sesuii ,mn.r ben Saarcn igyc Mr.
ipriinaliGs Sorbe qiebt, tp.nn b~iefelbes crblci.
den ob.r ora QeWorhen iino. SIS reiat Die
nGbrcscm SrsAne in s~.iunher sbdtigfcit nnb
erh1lt tcioes, bos 6oor u,b feline StrrheN
ueb.raus idWades uno frantes 6aar miro
a%lau;eUn, aeiGniciois uuo tart; Ucr.0rencS
Saor m1dIt ipicoer nit letbaft.m Tusbrud;
ousiaa.npes Saar sirb aebe,mmt uno ouios.
aoltsu nuMrts 9aar mirb bid uuO au8se-
blidenes unN orau.s Saar befommt 'eine Ut.
ipriinalit. Narbe tpieoer. Seine @irfuno ut
lidsr uno unihaoliA. g. lurirt bic Sd,uy.
yen auf Dem aopie, bcilt ale u~nreincn Saftr
mo balt bee Aopfbaut fiibl, rein nnb meih,
inter wslden Scoinaunsen arantbsitem Der
0opibaut unmoqlih ,no.
MIS- cine 3uridtuns fit Dnmen.eoar mirb
oas Gisor beionOcrs wsesn isineS lpoai.
tbreuOtn uno anSsnebmcn GrruAs seprie en-,
unb meoen feincS oIon,enncn Musfe6rnS unb
Der Niae bon Glaitisitdt, melte e. beiibt. ae.
fGabt.
3uhereitet bon
81. s. 6. Nner e. 60, 9om,n, WoN.
praitii1 uuo amat1tiid Gasmiter.
G5 'uirn ~bsrtauit bon allen GYotbctera uno
MebiainbGntlern. e-N
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-12

s8rau Cur Maso): etsbetb Hss' esa AM
e,ui' III @patag liotseu, naorssa - 1'sa'
Il q unD loermor9en idOu Utittwop. 80
S,e boibt ISOLDE uoypei uno niAts sttban.
i. Gu ooustncdt isuts ~ Nsylln bis Nts.
tet bun / ii nen aeucr iyaNen, aaits abes sas
Il. alud aus3uglelten uno Ole Srcppe e'naos9'
ialien. Dte Mot.n, wel4c o,eles lav, t's' sa''
riitet ans: Alie,n Soft, WaI. - oes Fut t'at '"ia,
ue Slaterbuttsyseu rtycppsnbmanter'autr"
y SD mub bic Siaot ucrlalca," lessr
Gill; bciahutcr S~hdlocnmadrr. vDarul'l
eum?" iraatc leln Jrcuab. DE ~aH'
nt. tue lier lradltA lslt aut3 Oem IeOe1. -
Mt TO-" sic poucn mir tsine Spcllen
IL br obne @eslbIun9 scbcn, uno oa n'ub ~
uo. bunsera."
4 3ahnar;t: eber Scrr Saielmanu. tsoor
id sbnen d,loroforMir', miinen's mir cry oM
ave. Waiotn iaglen. ~,
~Su,eluoun: @Da-as, bin i'd Sbnen n'd)i
en' acnuo, iA tann ia nad'per aasscs. net
mems bcnu. ste ~ .aul SSltn Ssosn:
3abnarl: Oas ulNt, seu ?a>ellaann,
otcr .ucnn's bait nit mebr aufwaAsa t1aten,
10 .Gu' ,a ouus UNI Msln O.is
\ Gin eoleat, Der ale @aA. be eiHss Ma
not aufeeltellt mar, berries bW,slbt u"o se'
A.. liN IN Ous beaa1barie Nttibs3ous. -
al, marum bait nn bcinsn EoHcn oerIaNen!
froots Der 6auptmann du jour, Der uaasus'
l,acr,ucl,e llnsuIam. 9err pasS.n!s"l''
I, Qegaete ser Sol0at, in babe bic Nanohe gu
+ en- pcriudt, elmer ALIEN fam fc Mot tort
10 eppcm, unO mena sbrer meprere tom'at'',
ta..n ,y oo1 niiJt madsn!
3wei Samern samen in cine Apotbete. =
&. ben Sic ni1tS iGv 3a1al aMerssu: tragtt
S,. Sine. % ia. iaats ser Mpothc'tr, lonst'
ei:e GlaiMe Salmie'ssif herab unb 'agte Dem
y. uer, CT m0ute ourdm usdytn. Aer Colsv
r>l uno ~itiir,tc, fajt bon Sinnen, rulings
II. Ser. Als CT tui.ner gu 'ih Pam, 'raate he'
Vi ~oiheter: Rum, ipe lieb.'s lsSt. Vt bel
{ dney; iDca?-- Scrr, eriuicotr!r Der sarer,
Il. hat ia oar nit.s aci.hit! meir Aamsraf
hc hat 30bnihmerien.
: Gin @iirecrmciFcr. !se!hcr naa benz
unfhe Ser @lrserihait oas S'lon's is''ls'
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stuut MinueiOta,
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ct. Soul. Septbr, 2. 1916.

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MlDbel sun, &rltenYreis.

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State Of Minnesota,
County Of oteams.
IN PROBATE COURT.
Special Term, Oct. End, 1876.

In the Matter of the Estate Of
Cornelius Poutius, Deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing,
purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment of Cornelius Pontius deceased, late
of said County, has been delivered to
this Court
And Whereas, Anna Maria Pontius
has filed Herewith her petition, repre-
sentins among other things that said
Cornelius Pontius died in said County
on the 29th day of September 1875 tes-
tate, and that said petitioner is the sole
executrix named in said last will and
testament, and praying that the said in
strument NAV he admitted to probate,
and that letters testamentary be to her
issued thereon;
1t is Ordered, That the proofs of said
instrument, aud the said petition, be
heard before this Court, at the Probate
Once in said County, on the 29th day OF
October A. ID. 1876, at ten O'Clock III the
forenoon, when all concerned may ap-
near and contest the probate OF said in
struInent.
And il is "1r.her Ordered, That public
notice of the time and place OF said hear
ing he given to all persons interested, by
Ipublication OF these orders for three
weeks successfully previous to said day
of hearing, in the ''Nordstern", a news.
paper printed and published at st. CLIQUE
in said County.
Peter Brick,
Judge of Probate.