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FINANCIAL.
fOur quotations nf foreign and domestic mar
tpts are from the closing teleBrdms,l
NEW ORLEANS OLEARl

Terrunepa balances
This week .,...,..... tp.tia.4as AZ f71G ona 60
Laet week ..... .--... Tei6 1876 II Gao spa pt
This week last year h8pf .bDs ba aplab5 40
THE MONEY MARKFr-A fair demand for
money prevails MT pnsy rates.
Exceptional commercial paper is quoted T13
n cent; Al do -d1p. collateral loans T9g. Al
mortgage a1-; second grade nominal.
NFw YoBH Money rate v cent.
LONDON Bank OF England rate 2: Gonsols
~ 1910.
pARIs-nentes ri ffh.
EnyHR Mexican dollars rule Mt Ram-, trade
dollars eat0p6 American halves and quarters
apsdton. Bullion In London 81 led. here, fine
81 Ia a-i0 " ounce.
AMERICAN Gohp-Galifarnia TGls Y cent dis
count; light weight oTdpar. mutllated " cent
discount
FoREIaN CotNs-In currency: Five franc
pieces spD-e, twenty frame pieces 81 TsD-.
aovareiEnR Al 1904 no. ten thalar piaoea VI COO
=, Spanish douboona sir ~ q. Patriot duuh
locus sih $500 Mexican douhlpuna stE $50
Mexican twenty pesos pieces sla 9bGip 4b. South
American gold 200 per pesoa, German twenty
marks ri Gn0D4 Tb.
STERLING Strong. Here commercial is 1905
@4pi4 bankers GRAs2, bank -6nta4: at New
York commercial is 4el ia6p4R9. bank 4S3D4a9ts.
FRANCS Rtrnng. Here commercial are s.24's
a bank s.2iAf-. nj New York commercial
"a N Gnb 22ts, bank E,2lA fE2n's.
NEW YoRB htGHT-Htrenger. Commercial 81
diacnunt per flnnO. Bank and bankers counter
checking rate par.
STATE CONSOLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
~ NftV A Nfty
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NEW 0nI,EANp MARK ET.

Under the favorable tenor Of the dispatches
from Liverpool and New York, cotton opened
stronger. and was nrmer and higher at noon,
hut subsequently In consequences of less favor.
able kilograms from New York, lost part Of
lite Improvement, and closed only strong
at Yesterdays quotations. The sales summed
up sion bales. exclusive OF 1900 yesterday The
demand, though pretty general. was mostly for
Great Britain.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
e7nn bales, Including 1900 after q. m, yesfer-
day. Market strong.
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lTATE CONa0LS AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARK EFT AT N. @. STOCK EXCHANGE.
sTATE OoNsoLs AT NEW YoRk To.DA

1l:aO n. m,-46 bid
RAILROAD BoNps-O Chicago St. Louie and New
Orleans Railroad Company, Tennessee lien
ln71 frat consolidated mortgage HOMO.
do secondl mortgage Dlla. jackson Railroad.
frat mortgage 1ns@ti2, DO second coupon 1l29
=, do second debt tlota a. New Urleana and
Mobile Railroad O. New Orleans Pacific
O.. Canal and Claiborne Street, fret mort
gasn a.
UNITED srArHa BoNns Five per cents %
Az per cents al per cent?. here. tn4Gp
,ol's, do at New York lobD-. do at London
lof i40D-.
MISCELLANEOUS BoNps Small State Consoa
o.. city Consolidated Bonds aoe1al a. Other
Oity Bonds q. Drawn Premium Bonds
t4Gtt Hlbais
WARRANTS. SuRIr ETo.-state Warrants 1870
receivable for licenses and taxes, ~ is61qOls
Iavee Warrants i0io0lo4as Police Warrants 1875
aafn-. City Scrn-1sj3, ID; 1874, 5tCG31 = 1875
sslemy7is ia7e ~ bGpa2: 1877. y I'D 1879 ~ a o
a. School Certificates = "a Half paid City Oou
ponp -04o Intersat Certificates IN State
Goneols- January. 1879. -m7o: July 1879, o.
Privileges on Premium Bonde sa@7e U cent.
Unpaid State couroua GhU6sb.
STOCKS The before the foIlo,rnv quotations
of stocks Indicates Fridays ireettp quotations Of
the Near orleans Stock Exchange. the i last sale
since Ftfdp; TIE last sale to-day: a. Nth dtut
t1prHa n n uIplIgud.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening, January 49, 1880.
BABY MARKET REvsEw.

Money continues In fair request at easy rates
Foreign and Domestic Exchange are stronger
Etata Consols are sstas raf cent hiRhef
Premium Bonds are h@'S per cent lower
Stocks are auiet
Cotton In strong here.
apote are lice higher ut new YORK. ana lu,
lures steady. Spots chow an advance ~ '-'Na
at Liverpool while futures are barely steaay'
Havre IL steady.
Sugar IL In good demand and etrone'
Molssses continues In demand and firm tof
s,hoIee but rather uuiet for fafmenting,
Flour Ia auet and steady.
Sa,ain and Feed exhibit little animation.
Provisions are auiet.
f1nvptrv prodnpts exhibit less animation.
.wrouVa ANN pxraHFs UP TO v. NJ
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FOREIGN EXPORTS.
DOM EsTIo, EyPnRTI
FINANCIAL Ann ceuuERCIAL NEW.
EI.uurIoN or DIRECTORS.

The elections OF directors Of the various na-
Honal banks and gas onmpanie7. which we're
held o.dar, passed oil satisfactorily to those
Interested. and were accompanied by the usual
generous Inequalities full account will be
found In another column.
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DOM EsTIO MARX ETs.
z..... "a. nFG
NEW YORK MARK EFT.

srorE Opened quiet and stepdy at mn nd
vance OF 1Ge over resterday'a quotations hut
closed steady nj Il under the opening rates.
showing net Improve ant Of l-1fa.
The regular GALES comprised s2b bales, aud
the deliveries On contract 73nn bales.
Quotations Ordinary tl4s. Good Ordinary
II II 100, Strict Good Ordinary 70 too, Low
Miadipg t2ke, Middline Upland l21sc. Mid
ding Orleans 19c, md Midding Texas laa.
noon and closed steady. with sales of Ia 900
hniha
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To dav's Yesterdays
LIVERPOOL MARK ET.

HpoTs Market firm at I6i advance or yestar-
Days quotations. closing al I 1ei for Middling
Uplanda and 3. iGi for Middling Orleans. The
sales comprised ~ 900 bales, Of which 10 4po were
American. Heceip'a of all kinds were "a 300
balea ~ which If 700 were American
FUTURES Opened firm. but closed barely
steady
DHlIvHRIEs-U any port. not below
Low MiidinR. were quoted 40 fnllowH: Janua-
ry ID, January aud February Lad. Fehru-
airy and March 7td, March and April b.a2d.
April aud May . 1907 1.92a. May and June
p.9ld, June and July II 92i, July and August
I sd, August aud September I tgd.
MANCHESTER Firm
HAVRE MARKET.
Quiet and steady nj 81 francs for Tres Or
dlnaire (spotl and ~ for Low Middling tstlontl
DAYS NET RECEIPTS AT NEW ORLEANS
To-Day Vbnh
This day last week. ......s.,..,............ All
This day last year 5.b6G
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oUR ooUNTRY's PROSPERITY.
4 Bulletin OF tie American Iron ana Steel Asso-
citation I

The year just closed was the most remarkable
year In the history Of the iron trade of this
country, We made more pig iron. bar iron
rails and steel than In any previous year. The
advance in prices was without precedent. The
importations Of iron were UNEXPECTEDLY large.
recalling our experience before the panic eff
ISIS while the importations OF iron ore were
I've times 90 great a. ever before. But the most
remarkable fact is that the demand for pig iron.
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s'OHg'0s.

tGtW quotations If Domestic aud Fareign Mar
kets dfe from the closing kilograms and orr cot
ton statistics f.om the Ne,e Orleans Cotton Er.
change
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Consumption In
COTTON RECEIPTS AND CROP.
LEinanriaI Nhrnniele.l


There seems 10 be still very great diversity Of
the light of current receipts We cannot UNDER
stand the basis for such wide differences. the
extremes being almost million bales apart.
On the twenty seventh of December we showed
what had At that date already come In sight.
That statement appeared to prove that receipts
must either fall of very soon and vary decidedly
or else the surplus for Europe even larser
than our estimate IL ~ ceplher put II. Let Us
again anslsEe this question OF receipts little;
net that we wish 10 give any new opinion as TO
final results. but simply 10 keep before our
readers the wonderful extent of the movement
as Ii progresses. We leave ii for each reader TO
draw his own conclusions The total number
of bales which had come from the plantations
on the first Of January this Year and last year
was as follows:
1879 SO. lsTsTa.
Receipts at ports to Janu-
Ary l....s,..s.--s@ bales SI20.STl 16Sl .0tS
Stock ut interior towns less
stock September i......- 355.aeo 900 600
Overland to mills direct 10
January 1......-.-.s.,... S2S.eoo IVA ooO
Total from plantations
since SEPT. i,+... bales S.s00.s1 3.llS,oiS
This shows an actual increased movement to
January / Of nearly 100000 bales Now our
small-crop friends tell us-and this time posi-
tively-that receipts from the plantations are
going TO fall on very materially from this date
on. Well. suppose they do-suppose the move
ment averages 1000 bales less per week the
next five weeks and $4,000 bales the succeeding
eight week seven then we have more than 81
million crnp left.
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GENERAL COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF
EXPORTS OF GRAIN.
EUROPEAN COTTON CONSUMPTION AND
SURPLUS RECEIPTS.
IFinanripI Chrnuirlp.t

According to Mr.. Ellison the following have
been Tie totals down a. tho frat of December.
In this summary we have atated each month
separately and thcn the totals for the two
months:
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FIR EIG HTS.
COM WI ERCIAL.

THE inside quotations of the Jollo,cing mar
kets indicate The ,oholesale prices. and outside
figures Job lots.l
LEAF ToBACCo-RunninR stock 548 hhds. stock
on sale 225 hhds. Quiet Low lugs 34@31c y h,
medium 4@4Ac, good and fine 4h@4%c. Low
leaf 5@54e, medium exc TIC, good and fine
Th6S5fc Sc ections 9GI0c.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-Fine plug 58Ge2c p
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
RIVERS h BARTEIG3
WANTED.


CANVAsbERS TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
~ new and useful inyent1ons: The celebrated
4, Il. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded fhs
dtpon ea, at the Iast Louisiana and Aaba
cheapest method OF obtaining water from tns
earth; Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
slFTEh. which for culinary purposes Ii almost
ianadhspss1n sa2sn The Wilson Keaele WHARl
worm destroyer yet discovered. The Oayton
EIIkEPLACE HEAT REFLECTOR ELEO<
THU BELLS. the latest and best method of bell*
h nanglng Tor dwellings, street cars and steam
DoatS, peinR less liable to get out of repair thar
me old style. The PATENT WATER CUT
OFF. an ingenious contrivance to prevent the
filth accommodating On the roofs Of houses enters
Ing cisterns. new method by which water can
be drawn from ctstern Ice cold through iron
pipes, without the use Of Ice or chemicals. Ths
BAQKUS WATER MOTOR. great invention
can % USED Tor any purposes, very cheap cons
trlyance for running machinery Of all descriDs
tlons. me SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE, th9
lighting houses.
,Energetic canvassers wanteds and GOOD
BUSINESS GUARANTEED.
JANIS q. REYNOLDS.
Plumber and Gas Filter. 4
seE iYDGM a0Baronne street
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Total bushels ..-...-... 2p74 qns sol 2f1
The exports Of oaia comprised E3t4 bushels,
and of rye pup, 900 hnRhpla.
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EXPORTS or GRAIN FROM TIE PORT OF
NEW ORLEANS DURING THE YEAR 1879.

We are indebted to Gen A. s. Badger col
lsetpr or customs for the following:
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GRAIN AND FEEDsTuFFs.

CoRH IN sAuRs--In fair supply, fair request
and steady. white 5bdhec. white miged Sc
&C. yellow 500 g. yellow mixed 5000 v
bnshel.
UArs-In light supply moderate demand and
Arm at Il 064e " hnshe.
BRAN-Htoek light on the landing, but OF fair
extent In the hands Of holders, Market steady
nj aTfke " 100 lb.
HAHN light supply. good demand and
ordinary O. ~
HUM Conn -salable ut bI6n52e for mixed "
hushal white b4nFE yellow b4@bae
BULK WHHAT-None here. saiahle at u 30 v
bnshel.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY A. 1880

ID. flne medium sf@sae. Bright quarters, com
mon sound, sg0na5e. Bright navy. A's and ss,
asaal2e, Hack sweet sbeaAoe. No 1. Sc and lGs
dark blaee sweet at@42e. Navy tbs black 8sq4se,
navy as black at8tsc Fancy styles. natural leai.
a2NDa7e. No. 4. ibs. extra fancy s1@9bo.
, 1880-10-31

HOW GOV JEWELL WAS IMPOSED uP0Ns
Sp<clal Dgputeh to 7hk Chteaqo 7rtbnH<-
New York, Oct. SOL tele9raplied you
last night that the Democratic National Com
nlittee-for it is that organization tna1 -
taking the active part in these late dls1epuEa-
bic attacks upon Gen. Garfield under cover
Of 4 local paper that has always been en-
tirely destitute OF reputation, and no" nope9
for notoriety no matter how black tt may
ne--that the Democratic Committee hnu
nlayed one more card in the game OF
drsperation which they inauEufateo =
weak ago in the production OIL tae
forged Chinese letter, AMI nao noW ,
brought out letter from Gov Je"e1
WHICH they designate rs an evidences
NJ confession that the former letter was gen.
,,;ne tt vas related in that dispatch briefly
how The newspaper came into possession OF
The letter By piece Of bold fafthIesness en-
tirp,v in keeping with the whole course OF the
nerinred attack upon Gen. Gartieid, but the
errre1oe Iateness Of the hour at which the
fact became known that the publication WAS
nurposed made it impossible to slft the mat
ter thoroughly. That Gov. Jewell hat acted
i'll entire good faitll, that Judge Ditten-
hoefer had planned the case to good
purpose, and that Josh Hart, OF minstrel
memory, but now turned publisher, had made
overtures that would lead to the confession
, 1880-10-31
MRS. AIOREY'S STORY.

i l.
Bosroy, Oct s0.-The Herald special
from Lynn contains the following affidavit:
COMMONWEALTH. OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Essex COUNTY. LYNN, Oct 3o.-Personally
CAME before me Clara T. Morey, Ut Lynn,
who, being duly sworn, deposes and says she
married Samuel c. Morey in the City of
LowelI. Mass: that she has had Tires
children by said Samuel e., Moreyi
that the first was girl named
Martha Morey; that the secon! ~ vas =. a. s3n p.
named George E. Morey, who lied when he
VAS a wear old; that the third was a son
natned George E. C. Morey, who lives in the
Town Of Medfortl. and that the above arg az
the children she has ever had; that her nus,
band had three sons by former wife, Samuel
c. Morey. Francis A. Moreyr and Julian 4.
Morty, and these are all the sors l1e has had.
CLARA r. MoREY.
Sworn to this 30t1l day of October. 1871,
before Benjamin E. Porter, Justice of the
Peace.
, 1880-10-31
ETERNAL SMASH.
Utter Ruin Has BefalIen the
House That Barnum
Built.
The Last Prop Of the Rotten
Ediice Has Been Swept
Away.
Final Disposition Of the Mythical
Morey and the *'Chinese
letter.
Mrs. Morey Firmly Denies the
Existence Of Any Such
Person.
The Proprietors Of !" Truth" F" Clearly
Proven to Be Utterly Un-
truthful,
Having Before Witnesses Con-
fessed Their Error in Pub
fishing the Letter.
Gen. Hancock, Being Visited, Ac-
know|edges His Desire for
a Change.
Trumbulls Record as the Special
Friend of the Heather.
Chinee.
Both Parties Clearing the Deck
for the Coming Fight. -;
Republicans in All Quarters Confident Of
Glorious Victory.
Trumbulls Record as the Special
Friend Of the Heather.
Chinee.
Both Parties Clearing the Deck
for the Coming Fight. =:
Republicans in All Quarters Confident Of a
Glorious Victory.

OUT OF WHOLE CLOTH.
MRS. 11o1,EY AFF1HNs' FOR HIRE.

QUE OE N11&t1E NAO IL
Mrs. AoEEY AFF1HMs FOR u11:E-
Spteuf Utsputch to The Chiefly" T1oun<-
BosToS, Mass, Oct $o.-The alleged
Morcy letter was exploded this forenoon by
Traveller reporter and two other newspa-
per men. 4 call was made OH George A.
<Tarbox, the Just ce Ut the Teace who signed
the affidavit of Mrs. Clarissa T. Alorey: lie
stated that all agent Of VI. Fl. Barnt u. In
company with him, went to the house OF
Mrs. Morey, No. p Winter street, the
2U,h of October last and paid Mis-
Morey large sum Of money OH COLI
/ dition. that SHE would sign the state
ment~ that Barnuni,s agent had made
out ;SI,eastated this morning. that she1leye
had a son by the name of: II. l. Morey; Or
never knew one by that name. She adopted
young man, a arelativeof others, named George
r. Hobbs, wien small boy, and lie assumed
the name Of Morey: He is young man
about 20 years old and did not write any
Il ter.
The Secretary of the Board OF Oyerseers OF
the Pour Department states that he has
helped Mrs Morey, as she Is very poor. 1t
goes to show that she would do anything for
money, and that was why she signed her
name to the affidavit.
, 1880-10-31
PIANOS.
SIttee|Il| | IN Az
m ALL CLOTHING HOUSES IN {
THE ENTIRE WEST:

the sxtepaive IND ever-increasn9 demund for them
IN pIsao a.
asyees , sna 1 pss wsa
snee ass Worthy Of , letter cxuse. 49,. 49,.
asnother te{ nude "stslnways" % ~ n 14tens nna
Ssss fxss{n2 s{fa
tsa sh:t Fl ri s's
the truth of these assertions ind reEeanx tae fact
are represented such BY their a*ents thIo1Ehouf
shs ths 1HSn'ty ~.
e m9 S o
SELF and this fact alone Is sufficient rsd1anon o1
ehs aeaa .1e Is oar duty to uss Rnbo
tho 8e 10 9S'e &C.
s:s1eInwn1s hsst worknen." IND maE nG
asy r:s q
nens ns fro 1 Thic artse Tie chisF
e9 sps oSef sts ''
great supefoFMty M ct the y nnd %Sso
9atea and %ote ; !5at 15S S5t
construction. the right 70 employ ra1ca peonGs S, ao
them only as II WAS theirs to- to aFst 1n'fooace
asds them the unnthtslne.s Of the prefer ret
md Esypx 1ny ooy Tl Of
samo capiSl hH or ~ and
l. not worth re ri tnas nut
cGM3er1.
4rother reru common. trick-for 1t deserres
mn Latker r.n4txe-.esIrted to By many piuito-
<Icatsrs IT, II, some ,u,1fler, to procstre STEM
,cau piano, either saes1 or srhte!'
they place II. their t1aTeroo.'ss, dsstg''edty put
ffn1 It II. bad order, for u*e pur.poYc Or cot
trusting it trIti4 and shotc'"9 Of <"tfer*o'
pianos to advantage.
ha9f hfSn adS s ~ ;s asti2
agents throughout he country to ~! e9en IT,
SPELLED ~ .iur that many people do not NOTICE tha
dfnrrepct nnd purchnse the spurious uho oIt@n
tUtuiIy worthless instrument for genuine stein
way" Piano.
LYON & HEALY,
State and M0nrOe-StS.
, 1880-10-31

CON G ~ !. !!
Tired Of this Rushing, P1ice-CuttinE CITY,
The Chicago Dept. Store,
212 WABASH-AV.,
gnaer nrsnes 1o.%er', cor. st4te and nonroe-'t@''
8 E A
sGsas %sso 4 :n at to
4 Large Portion Of their Stock.
THE OFFER WAS ACCEPTED,
And tho Beautiful Wares Will be
On Sale T0-M0rr0W !
Also EEs%Ss as' naa.ss Ct tas
4, { B. KALLACh and hECl{T Bros,
e: e:
HECHT Bros,
A. & E. WALLACH,
AND THE
CHTCAGO DEPT. STORE,
Enable us to offer Our Patron. the
Most Complete Assortment OF
Rich Fancy Goods,
Bijo,.terie, Je,oel,y. Dolls, Toys,
dtG11nls, de-, &C.,
THIS EARTH CONTAINS.
All to be sold tht. week at
Prices Never Before Heard OF
DON'T ASK US
TO Name the Wares,
FOE, IF YOU can ask US for any,
ta';o a. H.; f*neu4.f n,ev Jrtveier % St1tiouer
E&ncy-Goos u. ; Baxer otec rtorc 70 ,t
ter iot0 1i0'' cost the goods "'.v BE-
Wall Five II Ynu for Nothing !
To Ma Name the t: the WARES,
+: k$ US, ::;'; SS;SE ~: ::
+: 4 !: f. Ey: S:'% ,;ez4i''*%: Sz 1s:v '''''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04
etTATE OF WISCONSIN~IOWA

~ County Court In Probate
In the matter of the estate OF Peter naWer, Of
Mineral Point Iowa county, Wisconsin.
Letters OF administration having this day been
issued to Catherine BaWcr ard John Peter Ley of
sail county, aud eight months from the date
hereof being allowed and limited creditors 10
present their claims against said deceased for
examination and allowance.
ii is ordered that all claims and demands
against the estate Of said deceased be received
end adjusted before the Judge of this court and
for That purpose he will be at his Office in the
village Of Dodgeyilc on the first Tuesday Of each
month during the term above limited.
And il is further ordered and directed that the
time, ami places for examining and allowing
claims and the time limited TO creditors to pre-
cent their claims be given by publication for
four successive weeks in the Mineral Point Irib-
nne, weekly newspaper published in this
cOupty.
Dated Dodgevillc, Wis, February cath, 1850.
BY the court:
9wi JOHN r. JONES, Judge,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04
IN PROBATE--IOWA COUNTY

In the matter Of the estate of Ole -wenson de
ceased. II
On reading and Ming the petition Uf George
iaulSon representing among other things thut he
has fully Administered said estate, and praying
that time and place be fHed for examining
and allowing his account of lis administration
1t is ordered, that said account be examined
ty the Judge of this court on the 9th day Of
March 1880, next ensuing. a. the Court House, in
the village of Dodgcyille, at o'clock in the
afternoon.
II is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to al persons Interested. 10y publishing Il
copy Of this order for three successive weeks in
the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper
circulating in said county
patel DpdgeyiIle. Wis, Feb 10Th, 1850
Gy the Court:
7-3w JOHN r. JONES. County Judge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04
STATE OF WISCONSIN-COUN-

~ ~ Court for Iowa County--In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that ut IA special term of
the Iowa County Court, TO be held in and for said
county, at the Court House. in the village of
Dodgevillc. in said county, on the 30th day Of
March a. u. 1880, being tie fifth tuesday Of said
month"; at onc u'clock in the afternoon OF said
day, the following matters VII! be heard and
considered:
The application Of John roal and Joseph
Ileathcoak 90 ADMIT % probate the last sill and
testament OF John CrOnghy late OF the lown OF
Linden in said county, deceased.
And it il further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing copy OF this order Tor three weeks sue
cessiyely prior TO said day Of hearing, in the
Mineral Point Tribune, u weekly newspaper cir
lating in said county. 1913
by order O! the Court
JOHN T. JONES. Judge.
Dated Dodgcyille, Wis. Feb 18th, 1880.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04
Legal Notices.
STATE OF WIsCONsIN-CoUN-

~ ~ Court for Iowa county--in Probate.
Notice is hereby given That az special term
Of Iowa Counts Court, 10 he held in and tor said
county, at the Court Rouse IN the Village of
Dodge vile, IN aid county. on TIE Goth day of
AnTeh. A. D. 1850. being the nth Tuesday of
said month, ct Il o'clook ia the forenoon Of said
day, The following matters sill be heard and
considered
The application Of Rosa Fech., for the ap-
pointnCnt or an administrator Of the estate OF
Frank J. Ercht, late OF The town OF Highland, in
said county deceased.
Aud il Is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given 70 all persons Interested by pub
lshlng copy Of this order Tor three weeks suc-
cesiy5iy prior to said day Of hearing, in tho
Mineral Point Tribune a weekly newspaper cir
Culatiny in said county. 1915
BY order OF the court:
JOHN T. JONES, Judge.
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis. Feb 27ln 1880
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

this process of harmonizing until it
includes also the interests OF the
people. "HarInony' is q good thing,
and there is enough OF it somewhere
to 70 round. The people want their
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