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Ketste of Thomns Wood OTATE OF MICHIGAN, Coi ntv of w. l. ft Notice is hereby Kivcn that by a %fc!"" - ! bate Conrt of the Óountf of WMhtenSTÏ "'t t o. . flr.-iday of November, A. D lS6i s 1:d" u" i I thal date were allowed for cmhtor to uïï"" froi c „mis agafaut the estáte of Thomas Wml ?„"' tb Couuty, deeeased, and that all credltor rf 'i',1'0' "W cd, are required to present their claim. ! !d a'u bateCourt, ut the pïotate office t ?he t,'lM, Pr" Arbor, for examinution and aUowance. K ' A Iftret day of May „t, and tbat ÏÏ'1"' heard before said Probate Conrt, on SatírS ,?"' day of Fi'brnai-y, and TueKday the ñt 7' thc lh'1 noxt,at ten o'dock in the &L?& Chancery Noioe. " OTATE OF MICHIGAN, Solt pendinz in tí r, OCourtforthe C.untj of WahU„,VVr '"'' HefcB„„. E. Lawrence,CircuiUud;;ncChh"'7. Julia E. Kam, Coroplainant, 1 '"" vs. L Itobert M. Kame, Defendant j aíe, reside ont of tlie Saté of Michúr . n Vl t.on of T. Minde, Solidtor for the Cun plïin,0,' ?" orderea that .said Defondant cauwhi, ,Ppp, "'"■" thi. cause o be ent-red within th,„ raon", r"J '!' date of this order: And t ij furtlieriml j withm twenty d.j-, the CcnpUinan, "u,. t r '""' to bc publi„he.l in the Michigan Argu ' L'''" publ he, in .id Count,, and that fch pubSTSlT conttaued ia wid newpper, at le,t once .,'1 ' '.' ror„x wekin ucce8.,ion, or that „ii c" ",1. cau a copj „f this order to be ,er,oBK'TV Saia Drfei,„t, sl lea., twenty dy. ?S.Tí I',-0 l'aterl, October25'li, 1S6S TausN,,, E' LAWRE,ar.,itJ.ds,. Solicitor forComplainant. j)a Real Estáte for Sale. ' TN tb. matter of th Estáte of Harri.t I,. Brlm l . I of Ann Arbor, .l,ceaed . Notk i hmSF Vhat inpujsu.nce of an order granted to the 2 ' fgned, idmnistrator of the esUU of id „.. ï' by the Hoa Judgeof Probate for the ZjoZÏ tena,v,„n the thirteenth day of September,! D lili there will be Bold at Public Vendne, to the lif ",,, Í ' der, t the South door of the Court Hou , i?' Arbor, in the County of Wa.hten.w, ,n ids't.1. " Saturday, the twenty-lhird daj of D.e.mb.r, 1 ? 186r,at teno'clockm the forenoon of Lht d.i i.„i ject to all encumbrances by mortgigt orotlifrwii , y.ting,tth.tin.e.fthe de.th of ,,,1 T)'u folio wing deacribed real estáte : Lot four ii bloei. ,. South of range eleven Eist, in th. Citj otAn.irb", County and State aforosiid. ""' Dtid, October 28th, A. D. 1865. ÏANNY LEACH, ) ,. W33 ANN'E GILES, J AdBhijtnton. 18661. THE WOELD, Au Indejiendent Democratie Daily, Wteltlr and Öemi-Weekly Newspaper. After foar years of civil war, forced opon the people of the United States by the rio. lence of sectionaf parties, we now enter m a aew era of nnity and of )irogres. Nunh i and South, a cordial co-operation of all bonest men is needed to repair Ihe waste of war, to ei-tablish our Peace through the triumphof sound constitutional princijites ia tbarlmin. istration of the goTernnient, anrl our Uuilj by guardiog all that makes Unie ■.% dfsirable. 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