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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-19

STEAMER IROQUOISE. bra !
E- N. d. l.. F. II. BROOKS, MASTER, -H
ySz5ar> n WISHES to inform the public that he has
sytyss recently purchased this substantial Steamer
s-rE-sSx and intends running her during the present
season from
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,
and soics from his old friends, formerly, share
public patronage Mr. THOMAS J. HOPKINS will &C. as
Clerk will give every attention to any business that
be entrusted to HIM Whenever there patronage su
and shippers DESIRE by application to the boats
trips will be extended on the Cumberland river high up
as ROME.
The IROQUOISE has superior accommodations for Pas
sergers and Freight standing No. in Insurance.. Apply
to JOHNSON K WEAVER, or
JOHN YEATMAN, Agents.
royl0-6m BwG
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DAGUERREorYPEs! DAGUERREorYPEs !!

CHARLES c. GIERS would respectfully inform bis
customers and the ladies' particularly that be has
moved from Cedar street to the Of Deaderck and
and College Streets Brownies where he will be glad
to see all who want of fine and life like pictures he
has gone great in fitting up powerful side and
sky lights and his rooms fitted up IN elegant style
He engaged the services Of experienced ald polite op
era oTs and determined TO make his the Model Estab
shment the South West and feels assured that be Will
be able to give satisfaction.
He invltOs the public to call and examine has specimens
as aso some fine Oil Paintings by the old masters just
ceived from Europe which he offers for sale very low
Call at the corner of Desderek street and the Square
n B--An experienced operator always ready tor any
outdoor work. such taking buildings deceased persons
&c. JanlO-u
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MERCHANDISE.
ESTABLISHED 1851
THOMPSON & CO.

GSi <AhhiSHED tctos
THOMPSON & co,
Permanently Located at No. II Public Square.
M Can show to customers this one Of the
w handsomest and test assorted stocks OF
SPRING AND CAKER GOODS
ever brought TO this market.
Having now most of our fine goods in store, we would
be happy TO see our customers and the public generally
being mined to sell them at prices suit the times
Bereges and Tissues.
We call particular attention to our stock of light fabrics
for summer Dresses.
Rich Berese RCbes-fOunced; new article;
do Morie Antique Bereges;
Figured aud Plain Bereges in great variety. F.
SPRING SILKS.
The Ladies, upon examination will find that our Spring
Silks far surpass any that We have had heretofore.
Rich Chenie Si.ks-new artcle 10
do Plaid Poult de l.oe
do do Brocade
We have Also very handsome line of Silk at one dol
Printed MusIins.
A great variety OF Printed Muslins.
Also, Rich 0rgandes
do Muslin Robes ID
Lace Goods.
In this department we better supplied than ever
having better and larger assortment than usually brought
to this market
Rich Veil Lace Collar, tie and Sleeves;
do Maltese do do; H @
do Point do do;
do Honton do do;
do Val Lace Collars and Sleeves
Rich Plat Lace Collars .E
do Honton do;
Real Point Lace Capes;
Rich Honiton do, some very fine;
do Lace Handkerchief of all kinds;
Val Lace in great variety;
| Also Platt do do; ...-
Engllh Thread in greet variety.
Embroideriess
Rich Embroidered Muslin Collars and Sleeves;
do Venice Point do;
do Embroidered Collars Jac1net and Swiss;
Very handsome Embd Muslin Dresses;
| do do Maiinel Jaconas with Basque
do do Bridal Retiring Robes;
do do Infant Dresses;
do do Handkerchief;
Saeonst Edging and INSERTIONS sn
Jaco let Flouncing in great variety;
Fine Linen Cambria Insertion
| do do Edging;
| Embd Swiss Muslin for Dresses
| Spring Nantes.
In Mantle department will be found all the latest
Fine Embroidered White Silk Nantes;
do Colored do;
| Applique Mantles-all kinds
A large lot Of Embroidered Muslin Mantles;
do do Basque Capes;
do Jaeonet do;
Lace Scarfs Points, Nantes and Shaws.
| Irish Linens.
We have a large lot of Irish Linen hand, which w
| propose selling at greatly reduced prices
| Also Table Danask, White and Brown;
do Cloths, very fine;
| Linen Sheetlng;
Pillow Linen.
Ribbons.
| Handsome assortment of Strip Ribbons;
do Ombre Shades dO
| do Plain do do;
| Trimming Ribbon in great variety.
| - Carpets.
We expect the 2Sth of this month"; to open hand
lot of Carpets of all kinds and grades Berg bough
under very favorable circumstances, will be able Il
ell them at reduced prices.
Also Satin de ane for Curtains;
| Worsted DamaSk do;
Lace and Muslin Curains-all kinds and qualities.
| staple Goods.
Our stock of Staples consists in part of Cottonades
Linen Drill Plain Linens, Beached aud Brown Domestic
Hosiery great variety Black and Coored Drap de Etc
&c. DC THOMPSON CO
mh24 No. 81 Public Square
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THURSTON d BERNARD,

No. Union street,
RE receiving their stock of Fall and Win m M
IA ter Dress Goods, consisting of Silks, Cash HynIh
meres French and English Menos, all Wool De- YlgJ
lanes Hosiery, Gloves, Corset and general assortment
of Staple Goods.
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
by Of the firm since the decline in prices OF Foreign
Merchandise and will be freely offered to the public at
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
a TO give our stock an examination octSn
NTANTILLAS AND EMBROIDERIES.-A
w beautiful assortment of Mantias, Grape Shaws aud
Embroideries which we offering very cheap for CAST
spr26 THURSTON& BERNARD
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NEW STRING GOODS FOR 1855.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
No, 10. Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
TAyE now in store large proportion of their extern
sive stock of Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fam
cS Dry Goods,
Embroideries
Laces,
White Goods
Irish and French Linens
Silks, Hosiery, Trimmings, &C.;
Which they offer the most favorable The trade
and dealers reques ed to favor them with early call
They will also be receiving throughout the regular
&c &c
A. J. DUNCAN co,
No. 20 Public Square.
B-3O0 bales Brown Sheetings and Drillings Of
Southern Manufacture for which agents.
feb2l A j. d. CO.
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pov4Hiy " -'A '--' 49, - A. HAMILTON
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
! THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS. A..
Ega - ~ - Is -
FARE, THIRTY DOLLARS
| WA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
Y gomery by Railroad Tickets TO be had at the De.
| pot. Price $16 50.
From Montgomery to Mobile, by double daily line
(morning evening" and Steamboats,
| ing with the steamers from thence to New Orleans.
IL. l. ANDERSON, Gen1 Sup't N. d C. R. R.
NASHVILLE AND ,, CHATTANOOGA = RAIL
| a - q 4
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Express Mail Train leaves daily for Chattanooga at II
O'Clock and 80 minutes 2. NJ. ...
Accommodation TT ain leaves daily for Shelbyve at
O'Clock, p. ID .. ...-..-- l.r
Through Tickets to Savannah. Ca, sl5 80
" Wilmington, N. G. $40 SO
To be had at the Ticket Office, Passenger Depot
feblO H. l. ANDERSON, Supt. Transportation.
: -T1-7 3. III. CURREY,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN.
Dogs LEAVE to inform bis friends and the r
ID public generally, that he keeps constantly -
hand Collins of every description from the planest
servants to the Metallic alright and arexhaused COT
fms the best for preserving the Corps together
with good Hearses and Horses and everything necessary
for burials.
All orders ie al my wareroom No 81 Coopers Building
Cherry street, will be promptly attended to, both day
night mySl-f j. IL. CURREY.
CHAIRS-A large lot just receved-fne and very
~ cheap.
CLOCKs- ...-...
~ The best assortment in the city.
WINDOW SHADES
w 49, Of the latest styles
MATTRESSES -A good assortment Of Shuek-Cot
wi and Shuck Moss and Spring Mattresses hand
and for sale cheap.
TJURNPTURE-Al large lot Just received; will
IL change New Furniture for Old at fair rates. Furnl-
ure made order repaired. All articles sod warrant
ed equal to the recommend z ven
~ Several PIANOS for rent
febI6 l. n MOsTOy. As Union Street
kEMUfAL
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No. . Union street.
WYE are now Offering new and beautiful assortment
w of Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing ofPain Black Plaid Striped and Brocade Silks Chal
leys in plain coors Plaid and Printed Berrages Printed
Jaconet Muslin and Lawns-together with general assort
of Staple Goods Hosiery Parasols, Twisted Silk
Mitts, &c lapel THURSTON BERNARD.
ct COST.
L HAVE lot of fine eastern made OVER COATS, which
4 l will sell at cost for cash.
Jan2, JNO BROWNE,
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l.. II. FRENCH having Withdrawn above from the
firm of Ii S. FRENCH SONS the business will be
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm and style of H.
S. FRENCH j. son. Ii. S. FRENCH.
eptZ5 j. G. FRENCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
From the Richmond Wing of yesterday.
The St0te Hair.

Notwithstanding the threatening appearance of
h. clouds early yesterday morning, we were ia
,ro1 with pleasant day, and thousands visited
h. Toir Grounds. From morning until night
l,rsons were pouring in until the crowd became
dansc as to make it a matter Of difficulty to
roach the points where articles were display
Il Car exhibition 1t is believed that not less than
n nOl) reople were there at one time.
The trotting course attracted great numbers.
harinc the day there were several impromptu
ostches between the fine horses on the course,
oaniug up a continual excitement. This exhibit
an was so attractive that we confess we noticed
title besides.
IA accident of serious nature occurred al
,bonph there were ONE narrow escapes from
aqrsonel injury by the running away of horses.
The roof of building erected temporarily for
,ba sale Of refreshments, was broken down by
the weight of the spectators assembled upon it,
bnt fortunately no one was much hurt. Every
,ody about the grounds seemed cheerful and
D,ppy and the day will serve as point OF many
,laasant recollections hereafter.
About ) o'clock last evening the sky was
again overcast. and slight rain commenced
hling
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LATEST NEWS.
! ofthe George Law-Two weeks Later
from California

from Califoin1a
-. yaKK. Oct. 30.-The steamer George
IN A-binwaIl with California dates TO the
.t arrived here this evening. She brings
assenoers and 81 go, 900 in gold. She con-
? AZ the I<thmus with the steamer John l..
~. which brought down nearly $4,000. 600 in
,,re The J. l.. S. passed the Steamer Col
Tate on the ] It'll and the Cortez on the 18th
N bound up. =.
n,o election returns were in but had not been
,uv counted. The entire American ticket
ham elected johnson, for Governor, has
F nD9 majority. The whole vote of the
:, amounts to 10000. The Legislature is
~ sed OF - Americans, 30 Democrats and 3
d ris prolibitory law has been defeated by
|N,o majority.
~ Governor Fooie Ex- Congressman Mar
II and Mr. Priten were spoken of among the
~" ',;con candidates for the U. S. Senator to
Laeeel Mr. Gwinn.
q neral Danvers, Secretary of State, has left
o Hn Atlantic States to claim seat in the
Y Wv of Representatives at the meeting of the
EXT Congress
q San Francisco in the Uncle Sam to join
4 hers expedition, and another party was to
Z from Neyeda.
I '' ,orcc fire had occurred at Jane stown, in
i'; MOI loss of $4,000. The principal suffer
rsre Dr. Dodge, druggist, and Messrs. Dom
n,n Uefferman and Butterfeld merchants. The
\ "sonic Hall was also consumed.
A1yices from Oregon announce the safety of
Governor Stevens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

- my TRACT OF LAND, which now reside, for sale,
al public auction ON the promises on the 18th day of Novem
Der next, CTuesday)
TERMS OF SALE-One third In cash will be required and
the two remaining thirds due and payable and
years and the title retained until the purchase money shall
have been paid
The Tract contains 3s Acres and ado the lands of Sami-
e Burks and the heirs of the late Lon2o Davis decd
and well adapted the culture Wheat Corn Oats
Clover and Tobacco There about 80
There about 100 this cleared good
fence and in high state of cultivation There viii a crop
Of Wheat seeded this Fall The improvements COM
Portable The land lies in three miles Pedla Mills
of
will sell my entire crop Corn Tobacco
Fodder, and my Stock of every description
further description Of the land
wanting to buy will come and for themselves
5-cwtl3ih OLSON G. BLANKS.
Rem copy ,y1s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

The subscriber intending to remove from the county of
Snyh, offers for sale the following valuable properly:
new BRICK HOUSE, well planned, both as to
ana appearance containing large with pas.
rooms adjoining the dwelling. The situation
onea large falling yard in front extending the street
Lot contains three running back Railroad has
upon all the necessary out buildings such houses
smoke house icehousc stable house. There
excellent ell the lot This property well situated
either for private residence or for an Academy
Also, n TRACT of LAND adjoining the town of Marion,
containing by survey sc The land superior
ity half in fine Meadow the cultivated In Corn
There excellent Springs upon tract and
an excellent brick Spring house There is log
tenement and excellent stable From proximity
town and the depot it would be valuable Farm,
or for the purposes Of the utehcrng and Tanning
Also, my Tract known ms the JONES PLACE, mile
from town containing 700 about oneha cleared and
wei set in grass the remainder heavily tmbered This land
aoins the Stuart Survey OF which onehalf me-
and should the purchaser desire it. he could add
to this tract There good upon
tract and several good Springs Being depot this
tract is peculiarly valuable account of Timber
Also another TRACT miles from town, containing about
cehent qualify There is upon the land good Log House,
Smoke-housc and Stable.
Also 10 HOUSES and LOTS in and near Marion Tho
houses comfortable frame buildings containing generally
three rooms, well suited for small families and moder
Also my interest in the PLASTER BANK TRACT Of
LAND, lying in the Rich Valley owned by Jordan Crock
ettmy interest being half Said
upon hauste beds the pres Plaster
Coal of superior quality also found upon the land This
tract lies Immediately the route Of the proposed Railroad
from Saltve to the Cove Plasdr Banks Said will pass
Immediately through bed of Plaster There about 100
Houses Mill where Mill can be erect
ed small one of the banks upon this
worked for and from every indication the dcposte Of
Plaster Xhausthlc.
To the capitalist this property offers every nducement
investment
All of the above property will be sold reasonable terms
Forparculars address the undersigned at Marion, Va.
NJ. s. CROCKETT,
st nav Mnptg Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

WIN be offered for sale, to the highest bidder
uHlo springs IN the county of Amherst, THURSDAY,
next iar day the whole of TRACT LAND situated
iedaf river and It's tributaries in said county, containing
survey 1916 Acres ''' :
his extensive Tract its Southern side miles
Instant from the Canal at Waughs Ferry with
heeod by excellent high ridge road The me,
nn distance of the land from the Of Bethel
o Inc navigation, below this Ferry, twelve miles,
mohg the LNnehbnrg aud Lexington Turnpike which passes
tract and connected with
which bsoets the Bue Ride AT Robinon
tap he navigation this part consists mainly
OF slack water which furnishes access
u rom all the principal landings the North
This extensive body of land nterspecd with
portions OF primo Tobacco land ahound with all
habe descriptions of timber such white aud yellow Pine
the various species of Oak Locust aud Hickory The whole
tract with the exception of few small spots remains
cleared aud In its primeva forest II underaid
bed OF Iron Ore which through length tract
cropping out at different points In its course promising
indications as To the richness of the beneath This
was analysed by Professor Robert Rogers the University
OF virginia, aud asccrtained TO be Of good quality.
The whole tract Is well by the tributary
streams OF fedar which river the furnishing
IN S course, various advantageous sites
hs WIN never falling supply of waterpowor The arabic
and tnbcred sections situated
tract capable of division into number smaller tracts to
suit purchasers of limited means II will he laid
cd Tor sale in tracts consisting each of from about
fu acres and each with due portion the mhered and
ter class OF land These smaller
that day the ats will be ready inspection
In the mean time the lands will be shown all des
fous see them by agent for this purpose Mr. James w
Pfnllils, who lives in the neighborhood.
For the Soncnce of
be made payable In two and three
payment of the lien will be retained upon the land
aud personal security required satisfactory
agent conducting the sale.
= q ~
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usLsT wE ssyE. LET s.uvE.

SSXNUIEsT WE NV u, LEE Us E.hVE.'-
w Inspired the comfortable feeling which good eat
ing and polite attentions beget desire to word about
the whose providence the disciples Epcurius
him o Geir consideration.
inimiabe has reftcd his Saloon in order TO
with something convenient humor the
whims cnpeou somaebs without let hinderance He
princes in Cookery and his WILL in
that emulation which has made all the
Restaurants of Lynchburg such pleasant rendezvous.
thorough education in the obituary will enable him
delight the palate of Enghman, Frenchman, Greek or
Ame can and we would gladly recommend him, chief
the chen cabinet under the next President whether Know
Nothing Democratic The Bill OF Fare the prom
things those who take thought for the what
they shall the of
we dovoured there throngng back upon and
" no that tasted His deectable 'hIuntone Chop
forget that has slipped his coffee and does not long for
venating again The best of all is by the time
YOU can presto Argumento Zee gets these things
ready with the magic quckness of Wyman.
Now fellow travelerway faring man, let tell you, If
YOU for appetite and Zeel cannot It,
20 the aud the services of the
deraker. go ,o,,r,,.,,
1tx2y ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
UnShinrt0n RumorS.

The President has received by the Africa q
-cplar from the Danish Government inviting u
element of the Sound Dues question by Con-
ess of Nations to meet in November.
Commodore Perry has exhibited his record of his
yn votes in the Naval Retiring board, and does
It conceal the reluctance with which he acted as
ne of its memi ers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
RIM, San Ju1u-CbOIpra on Shin Board

From San Juan-Cholera on Ship Board
New YORK. Oct. 3l.-The steamer Sierra Ne
,ada has arrived from San Juan Del Sud, with
New York passengers of Sept. 25th, who put in at
acapulco on the 9TH October with II deaths from
rloIera on board. during passage of q hours.
hitter the steamer put in. the authorities refused
b allow the dead to be brought to shore. The
|camer Cortez which arrived at San Juan one
tepk later, had no sickness on board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

DEATH OF MAJOR WOODBRIDGE, U. s. A
From the Pensacola Gazette, of the Goth inst,
we learn that Maj. Woodbridge, u S. A, died
very suddenly on Saturday morning last, at Fort
BARRACKS, near the Pensacola Navy yard. No
luticulprs are given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
Jmpeachmeut of Judre Kane.

petition 10 Congress is in circulation in the
'atos of Maine and Illinois, praying that Judge
Kane, of Philadelphia, may be impeached at the
ar of the Senate of the United States, for mis-
onduct in Office, growing oat of the Williamson
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SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS
BY WM.H. uOsBY, Auctionccr.
'uNRsSTEE,a SALT nE IA "a ru n n n

-
= Al fsrAfE-in pursuance Of deed executed 10 the
undersigned by George O. cure and his dated 9th Jann
aN loo and recorded In the Clerks Office the Hastings
Court Tor the Corporation OF Lynehburg Tor tho pu
q Curle and with The consent II the cnere and others so
cnrrd IN The sad decd shall THURSDAY 9th day
Of December lsaa sell public auction 10 the highest bidder
tue Real Estate part Of the property conveyed
"A IkAcI of LAND, in the county of Amherst which Ia
quite productive aud lies we'll about two miles from the city Of
yhehhnrg with comfortable Dwelling and other i'm
~ good repair thereon, aud containing
acres to be divided into roc tracts and the proper
" IN The corporation of l.yuehhurg towi3
-Four t"o'stoy framed Houses Lots containing each
Que quarter OF an acre, In the vicinity Mcdaniel Hurt
i"s,hE ioba''o Factory, also House Lot fronting
on 9th street containing quarter OF an acre being Tho
Rt'N occupied by the said Cnrlo fam, rclcnee and
ht w. lot OF ID l. Spence also Lot adjoining
st mentioned lotormory occupied by said Cnro AS work
ono quarter Of an acre. also much
mans nnsal ot the Lot described said deed as lo or mar
soo ground The Immediate vicinity the Gas Works bo
n, one ",tr on which situated the work shop
Pe"o Morgan tnra Rurnham, with all fixtures and
OF every sort theremno belonging under
edheng informed that 100 feet of the said fronting on
the south side of the basin the r. and Canal has
been sold since the execution of the deedho part
naming TO be divided into two lots also the PIEDMONT
WORMS, with all the buildings furniture fixtures and ma
Shnery connected Herewith, situated corporation of
yn'nons on inc james River and kanawha Canal the said
Curles interest In said Works consisting as set forth In tho
saa deed Of The lease purchased by him from Ellison
r. as modified by subsequent agreement the sad
Cufle and William Daniel and such additions the xturcs
hn machinery rs the said ture has purchase
% , ,e ,o o Ground adjoining the said leased promises
subject to the rghsot the James River Compa
power for manufacturing purposes taken from the new
'aha OF the said Company The said Piedmont Works
extensive
and valuable and have fine reputation arc well worthy
OF the attention of wishing carry on tho Car bud
ing aud Agricultural implement business
The sale reach instance will upon near the premises
10 De sold, and VIII commence, the
O'Clock A. NJ, the day above mentioned II fair II not on
the NEXT fair day except Monday aud when
be continued from day TO day excluding Monday unt finish
ed II the Tract In Amherst sold there at the time so
appointed the same will he offered the Market
House, in lynchhurg, nj II o'clock the next tay
Ihhhstash for the expenses pf the aaloa credit of O.
!. and Is months for the rcsducof the purchase
title to he fetainued until II IA paid
JOHN NJ SPEED
tHAS X. SLAUGHTER
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS


VsSE VIZ. Arthur WAITS, executor Of Jao.
= MAiis dec Take notice that shall the 4th dag
81 nohMbEk 1899 Al the DIV olng house of John
IN INC county of Cabe and State Virginia near the town
81 anyandote take the doposous Martin Frampon aud
Isaac hampton to be read h evidence the trial
aepehhg me Circuit Court of bedford in the State
., Virginia, In which yon plaintiff and defendant
should the said dispositions be above
neu thcy VIII be taken ON the day following (thc 9th
oi December lesl) al tho Same place above appointed
JOHN IL. MooRMAS, ex'or of
Ihnnna hncl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, AMHrRsr c. IL, }

parties the foregoing order will take notice
that have appointed of December
the therein mentioned which day at 10 o.
morning they requested to attend my Office
with their accounts vouchers and copies of Court papers, pre-
pared for examination and settlement
oc 2lcwiw RO NJ. BROWN Com'r.