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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12

M ou.x OF cosrrnyuoH DsxoHsrRArD.
TN isssr from gentleman now living At sing sing
IN this eease, where Do can be and referred TO-
length O ums % e. the pernaasacy q sSe cure Be
TAEsrIov., y; Y March IA. 1854.
DR.. 8 FrcM-DeN ar: feel Il 20 b duty Owe to
edrmsnt Of the fact that under your treesnt by he
blessng Of God, have been restorsd 70 comiorsble
With true punoosry consumption A. Ann inis9 Ma A Ss
physicians u nearly or quite I'm possible TO determue
~ sse rue S
may b. durable, still the tact OF such cure only be
established by post mortem examination OF the luogs
This may In most be true; bu II Is not Ia my
the Circumstances which VIII rel te conclusiyely
al ow The disease first began 10 develope itself in my
syDptos Of decns IL Strength ana esh paa shout the
region OF the Chest through the shoulder and Under the
s,s.ag .ps To- orosrsss The best
medical advice and assistance could get appeared
o oppose no cheek , 70 H. the year aSss
argey, with all the ordinary indications Of dis
eased and wasting lungs. during the last named
gathered in the lett SIDE and broke, dscharging great
quantity Of thick matter resembling very much that
called on You IN ls2l proved to proceed rom cavity
IN The lungs ulcerous and tubercuious cheesy matter
he Of
air passed out from the lungs through the absceas
could and did Frequently blow out lighted candle by
SUDDEN effort at expiration. Here was positive proof
tina. extensive liberation involving the substance Of the
lungs was going on. All my symptoms indicated con
sumpt on-cough expectoraron, great debility and ema
citation distress for breath. hectic fever night swea's
&C My friends an my ply stefan regarded GER
aiy doomed to the ave BY the disease which was on
though had been already in my coffin. This was
my apparently hopeless condition, when in January 1877
most fortunately applied to you did so with very lit
tie hope Of relief You yourself did not express very
conndens hope that you could me from the
grasp of tisesse 80 firmly fa,tened, but still
encoura ped By saying that you thought II
possible might be cured 4! adopted and faittfriy
pursued your treatment DID and, with gratitUe to
God for his blessing upon the means you employed and
with grstuce you for your skin aud kindness In treat
ing me, that have been ~ the enjoy ment Of
good health for the last tour five years. pursue my
ordinary business, have no cough no pain, have my
usual flesh and NEARLY my usual strength DO not sup
pose that am strong Is would he with lungs that
had been diseased The front lobe OF the left lung
Is nearly all gone Ny case may appear Almost incred
ne to those who regard seated consumption ncurable
But the skeptcal viii write cali at larry town.
NJ " can think, convince them that At least such
has been cured by your admirable treatment With
the wish that one,s similarly aicted may apply
to on and find relief am most gratefully yours,
CoRszLrS D. REVERE.
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GRAFTON Grafton Co., n. a., Doc. 81, 1856.
~. 9. S. FncH.-Dear SIR: When ] applied to you In
1852 was suffering from cough, and all thought
was fast bastening TO Ill consumptivo's grave; and
mar be that shaii yet, but all then anti
cpated for At the present imc In the yment OF
good health, without any indication OF dscasc ths
lungs and 10 you, instead OF Dame Nature would award
the tribute OF praise OF my present stats OF health for
bad trusted 10 her and daily grew worse, until your
Lectures upon Diseases Of THE Lungsv accidentally fell
into my hands. They inspired me with 10 much conn
dcnce ttat Immediately sppied 10 you; and you will
peac accept my wArmest thanks for your advice Truly
yours, MISS o. II. FoLrAssHgK.
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NJ George W. Beers, Of Albany, N. ", writes Jsnua.
~ IebJ-snce the hfst drup Of ediCirs taken have
coltnued 70 grow better every day nv Ignorance
o' The English tor any ober) language will prevent me
from expressing my feelings OF gratitude aud praise
Ihat you arc an instrument In the hands OF the Almighty
Tor ihe salvation OF the sick body there no queson
NY cough has entirely len me ! "a, heartily and vorr
Ike good fellow.
March 2 1855, M ,. y. Pringle Of Hamilton Canada
West Fays -"l am happy to inform You that there IL
very marked Improvement In M wife's health Her
cough IL very much lesseBed, ant her strength and
spirits have very much improved The pain 10 her
ebert has disappeared. Her complexion Ia nesrly
restored 70 what was when In perfect health ana aha
is nys gaining hesh very sensibIy / have the
tntfsi conndsncein The efficiency 81 your rene lee"
= ses. y ls6S; hrs. komsnda Nasey, o. Rngwood. Mo-
Berry county, ~, wressI am happv 7, l,nprove the
v'tsert opportunity q expressing 10 ron the gratitude
he iof The beneht have received from the use your
rmtcies Wy health j. now gniie sotd wNoa frYr.
ncnced uslng your remedies my husband tbvas ss1
could not 1--we but \ Few months
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HtBoRD &. W., Nov, rs, 1854.
IA Flftp-- Fear sir Il Is with feelings OF heartfelt
sfatude that en- able 70 infor you OF my good health
Al The presert time. Ny health has steadily improved
ever since began 10 use remedies about Que year
tirce, although at that tine N a very diseased
state think am row about a. well rs ever | was I
stiI continue 70 your shoulder. traces and SUP.
royttr and shall DO 20 o. long live, a. consider
thsm Of intatmsble benefit have Mcwise purchased
enc Of your supporters for my WIFE, nnd BY studying
yotr Guide 10 invads ard book Of ectnres tna she
leeds them. .Respectf0lly you're srErHxS Coov
IA vouf, Bureau Co tn April ri. 1889
~ r. s. F1U8-ier sr Your remedies
work 10 admiration. Mrs. y and myself are gaining
rauscly Both wefk daily. 7 work very hard. I con.
sder your remedies the means under God recov.
cry. Yours, &c, SAMUEL klWARIs
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

IHE STAR -MeSsrs. Park
Y Peplow, on Main street, have The
finest gallery Of art in tile CITY, and
equal to amy in the Southwest. They
also take Daguerrotypes. AmbrotyBes.
@c., 1t the latest style of TIC art.
They have recently procured the ser
vices OF Mr.. j. O. u. inlnan. an ex-
rerienced artist, who has introduced
INTO this city the new Improvement
81 taking Iikcnesses on canvass, in oil
coiors. We have seen the portal Of
Col. ". H. Carroll, our city i
master, and Col. Is. L. Dill, aE Ia
Appeal" and they cannot beexccllcd
by any portrait painter in the land.
We would advise all who wish To have
an exact counterpart Of their precious
selves to visit the Star Gallery"
Their reception room is fitted up in
superb style, Oruameuted with some
OF their finest specimens, as wen as
an excellent piano, where the fair and
gentle SEX can pass away time. while
awaiting their turn. These gentlemen
have gone to a heavy expense in thus
adding to the attraction ofour city, and
We hayeno doubt they Viii meet with
that success from liberal public
which they 50 much deserve.
Eagle 4 Enquirer.
We rospcctfully call the attention
Of our readers TO The card Of Park &
replow in our paper, and if you want
to see specimen Of their work call a
our Office.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24
Styatton. RfcDavitt g en-

Cotton Factors, Groccrs ana Commits
sion Merchants, No. 70 Front Row, Mem
pins, Tenn. in our last weeks paper, a
mistake occurred in 'Ssettins-up" the card
Of this firm, Which We haze corrected in
This issue.
We have the pleasure Of a personal ac-
.ua.a nee with tho members Of this firm,
and tako pleasure in recommending them
to the planters and business men Of our
county, as honorable, prompt and reliable
merchants, every way worthy os conf
dence and patronage. Read their card,
and dion trv them.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

GaE*AoA REFUDlIcA~.-A friend hand-
ed US copy Of this paper, from which
we leaTa that the people Of Grenada are
urging upon those Of Pamela, The propri-
ely of getting NJ petitions for a daily
mai f.orn Memphis 10 Grenada. We og
Pamela arc vita you 2 has master, ana
bat for the facs that fo! eozno reason ua-
known to nss the Repablican does. not ex-
change with as, we woa.d havs no ..ve.:
yolr call b,f1rs.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24
Eethodist Song.
soldier of the cross,


am soldier Of the cross,
count all earthly things bat dross;
Ny soul Is bound for endless rest,
I'll never leave the Methodists.
For better church cannot be foand,
There doctrine isso pure and sound,
one reason that I give f0r this
The Devil haecs the Methodist.
They pray the most, they preach me best
They labor most for endless rest;
] hope the Lord will then, increase,
Aud turn the world 10 MetAOjsts.
Tire World. tho Devil and Tom Paine,
Have tried their best, but all Is in vain;
They can't succeed, the reason 5 his:
The Lord defends the Methodists.
And when that happy day shall como,
And all the Christians arc brought home
Ny soul will feed on endless rest,
With all the shouting Mcthod,sts.
Weshout too mud FOR sinners here,
Bur when in Heaven We 10 appear,
Our shouts shall make the Heavens ring
When all the Mcthodists shalt -iag.
4 Methodist, il i my name
I hope TO 1.-Two and die thr same:
| hope BY Jesus 70 be blrst,
With his dear loving MethoIist..
The Devil. Calvin and Tom Paine,
They hate the Mothod.sts in vain;
Their doctrines shall be downward hurI'd,
And the Methodists viii take the world.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

The DAltY MIsslsSlPPiAN.-W are in
de5ted to this central Demo eratic organ
for the Daily Mississippian, IN exchange.
during the session of the eeislatare Ne
advise our fgiends to subscribe for the
Daily, II you want to keep posted in the
doings Of the isw making power. Sub
scription price S. during the 1.sion.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

Ire CorFErvnLE kTELLIGzycrs.-W
ave received 10. 5 Of this paper, and
Tor the irss t;lne learned that such pa
rs' was 70 existence. We haze been SEN
ding the Star 70 the '9CoGeeville Sent
n7.' Tor some time, a~l have Otherwise
ishore@ to get an exchange with our
ne'ga1ors q hat town, withalt success.
We therefore place the ''Intelligenccf'' on
our exchange list, and wish YOU, brother
Iovis, and yoar paper, abundant success,
as We 90" ,oa are independent in ali
things.'
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

PROBATE JcDGE.' SALARY. The new
code, no~ pending before the Legislature.
provides that Probate Judges shall ro-
'e,T" liked salary. to be paid out Of The
comfy treasury Under this LAW our
u'se will receive "eight hundred IDOL
as Per annum. We regard this al a
sod Inw, IS in our opinion there is no
good reason ~ taking the property Of
deceased persons and minors 'exclus;ycIys
- nay oUg oGi15rs.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24
70 Subscribers.

\ number Of ouF patrons have com.
planned that they do not receive the
Star. We have inquired Of Squire
Herring, cur Postmaster, and have
found their papers in tie Office. The
Postmaster says they were rot called
for Remember to ask t6r lie Paao7a
Star, when You go or send TO the
Postoficc. The Postmaster cannot
remember Who are subscribers, and
unless yon enquire particularly for
tie STAR, You may not set it.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24
IEAEtNfss! s!,nN,.rI.

FTOR S.tLh CHAP For ~,,,..,,..
nave On hand (ny own masaI .
large lot Of J61Y HARNESS. -
mounted which cannot BE- e,aapaI 49,. '''r
ID bcady or durability. which : ,..t S''''. 81,
very cheap. Call and look at ths,. ''i
!. b. liFE.Ey
Harness Shaker pl,4 yse5..
Pamela, Dec. d.. issg-L t--tF
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

The thanks of our citizens are due
...a. James c. Armstrong, for kindly
s...ns ont lot of shrubJory in the yard
around or Female School House. We
hope some more Of our ladies Will DO
E..:..n.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

g1 This is TIE best number Of the
-7lAH' ever ISSUED, ana We wish our rea-
0'r5 70 notice every article in it. and an
S"er Us his question: not the STAR
worthy q Tho support Of the people Of
his coaatv?''
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

IN the Circuit Court Of said County.
November Term, 1886.
No. $50.
"illiam Herring, This day came
Us. attachment : thc piamtiIfhv at
y II. Tallaut. ! torucy. ana Il an
bearing to the satisfaction Of The
Court that he DcIendantis nor-re-
sident u the State Of Mississippi, Ii
IS therefore ordered By the Court that
publication be made in the sPanula
star" a weekly newspaper, printed
and published la the town Of Pamela,
in this county, for The SPACE ct six
weeks successfully, notifying said de
PENDANT Of the pendency Of th;s suit.
And that he enter his appearance here
in on or het0Ee the next term Of this
Court, TO be held at the Courthouse
IN The town Of Pamela, in said county,
on TIE It'll Monday after The 4th Mon
day of March, 1857. or the same viii
be tahcn a confessed
4 true copy from the mnutes Of
said Court.
Witness the Hon. 7. T. Scruggs.
Judge Of said Cont, the
SEAL. 7ta Monday after tie It'll
Monday o. September
1856, ald sod. Of said
Court.
Issued Decemhcr 22i, 1885.
= G. La 8aIS9E. Clerk.
n. S-@ARp. Plaintiff 5 4Aa'y.
atS-6w
&ts-s ssSsEgTEaG DOSE. Ma
LI Ai -LOIT' NU-T2.,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24
CHRISTMAS.

We wish all our readers, and s.the rest
Of mankind, u MERRY CHRISTMAS.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

Reading Matter on every Page.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

- We cxpend more time, tfoa-
bic, and expense III concilIiatine ii
n4al. He yar, thar il ob.isili- oae
We love,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

- Superstitions would soon die
i 50 many old women would not
act rs nurse to keep them alive.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-24

i've publish TIC following song b. re
Guest.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-03-19
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT,

An AL,
To amend the act entitled "an act to establish
a Code of Civil Procedure passed March
IL, 1858.
SECTION L. Be it enacted By the General is
senbly Of the State Of Ohio, That the one hun
drcd and first section of the act entitled "an
act to establish Il Code of Civil Procedure
passed March Il, 1853, be, and the same is
hereby amended, so as to read as follows, to
wit: Section CT. There shall be no reply, ex,
cept on the allegation of a counter claim OF
set of in the answer; but the plaintiff NAV
demur to the answer for insuficiertly stating
in his demurrer the grounds thereof; and he
may demur to one or more of the defences set
up IN the answer; and, where the answer con
tains new matter constituting a counter claim
or set of, the plaintiff may reply to such new
matter, denying generally or specially, each
allegation eontroverted by him, ana he may
allege in ordinary and concise language, and
without repetition, any new matter not incon-
sistent with the petition constituting a defence
to such new matter in the answer.
SECTION .. That original section one hun
bred and one, and section one hundred and
two of the act to which this is an amendment
be, and the same are hereby repealed.
n. IL. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
PreSidcnf O. The Senate, pro tenn.
Feb. 20, 1856.
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look HERE.

TIVE Undersigned having sold out his stock of
| CONNECTIONS, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Notions. &c. to William Iippincott, will
hereafter continue the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Liquor business exclusively, and will sell at
prices which cannot fail to please purchasers.
My stock of common liquors is complete, and
cannot be excelled in quality. | have also on
hand French, Cognac, Otard. Pale, Blackberry,
Ginger, Peach, Apple, New York, Wild Cherry,
Tame Cherry, and Domestic Brandies; also
Sweet Malaga, Native, Claret, Common Port,
Crownhcad Port, Catawba, and Madeira Wines;
Old Bourbon, Old Rye, Old Monongahela, Irish
and Rcctiiied Whisky: also Holland Gin, Do
nestle Gin, and New England Rum. Quart, pit.
and half pint Flasks by the gross or half gross;
which | will sell at the lowest prices.
Persons wanting liquor for family or medici-
nal purposes, can rely on getting a pure article,
by calling at the corner of Main and Water
Street, Sunfish, Ohio.
Nov. p, 1855. WIN. II. MALLORY.
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LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival of the PrOmetheuS.
NEw ORLEANS, March Is

NEW OpIrAAENc, AoiSh
The Prometheus arrived with dates
from San Juan up to the 5th instant, and
from San Francisco up to the goth OF
February.
The markets have slightly improved.
The mines yielded largely.
a shock of an earthquake was felt at
San Francisco on the 18th; damage slight.
It was felt throughout the State.
Oregon and Washington Territories
are still troubled by the Indians. The
question of the State Government OF
Oregon, is to go to the people at a special
election in April.
CENTRAL AMERICA Walker seized on
the boats of the transit company, and an
nulled the charter granted to anothe:
company.
N1oARAauA.-Kinney published a let,
ter in substantiation of the claim of Gen.
trail America.
Jeddo was destroyed by an earthquake
on the 18th of November. 100, 0G0 houses
were destroyed, and 10000 lives lost.
The steamer Texas, from Vera Cruz
arrived, with dates up to the Sth. Tam
arez is still at Puebla. 500 government
troops are expected. The Congress cleo
ted Commonforts President for n year.
200 men left by the Webster yesterday fol
San juan, to join Walker, including Col
French.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order to me directed from the
ID Probate Court, within and for the county
of Monroe and State of Ohio, the undersigned
as administrator Of the estate of Riley Smith
deceased, will sell at public auction, ON the
premises in Wayne township, in said comfy, or
Wednesday, TIE 18th day Of Apral. 1856.
the following premises situate in said county
to wit: The north west quarter of the south
west quarter of section u, township 5, and
range IS. Subject to the dover estate of the
widow, being 80 acres of the north part of said
quarter. Also the north east quarter of the
south west quarter of section Il, township 5
and range s.
TERMs-0ne-third in hand, one-third in min
months, and one-third in eighteen months with
interestlon the deferred payments.
JOSEPH MOOSE, Admir-.
March 10, 1e56.-4w,
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AN ACT.
Feb. 20, 1856.

To amend an act entitled An act to establish
a Code of Civil Procedure" passed March
II, 1853.
Section /. Be ii enacted 5yfhe General Assem-
biy of the State Of Ohio, That sections three
hundred and thirteen of an act entitled An
Act to establish 4 Code of Civil Procedure
passed March II, 1853, be, and the same is
hereby so amended as to read as follows:
SECTION ccoxIII. No party shall be allowed
to testify by virtue of the provisions of section
three hundred and ten, where the adverse par
ty is the executor, or administrator of a de-
ceased person where the facts to be proven
transpired before the death of such deceased
person except to testify to the validity of
Books of account of not more than eighteen
months standing. The deposition of a party
shall not be used in his own behalf unless the
legal notice required in other cases where
dispositions are to be taken, shall also specify
that the deposition to be taken is that of the
party; Provided. that if the deposition OF q
party be taken in any. pending suit, and such
party shall die before the trial thereof, it shall
be lawful for the opposite party to testify as to
all matters contained i'll said deposition if the
same be offered in evidence.
SEcrioS ,. 1hisact shall be applicable to all
civil actions or proceedings now pending, and
undecided which have been commenced since
establish a code Of civil procedure" passed
March IL, 1858.
Section 3. That the original section, num-
Der three hundred and thirteen, be, and the
same is hereby repealed.
SECTION 4. That nothing il section 313 shall
be construed so as to prevent a party testify
ing where the adverse party is an administra-
tor or executor when the testimony of 4 per-
son is taken by deposition, or otherwise, who
was a partner of the deceased at the time the
subject matter in controversy transpired, and
was originally interested therein.
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of tie House # Representatives..
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
February 20. 1855.
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NEW HAMPsHIRE ELECTION.

CoScoRD, March 12.-Returns of 13S
towns show q net Democratic gain OF
$500 over the vote of last year, when
Baker, Dem, lacked 10,400 of an cleo
tion by the people. There has evidently
been a gain.
LATEn.-Rcturns from 154 towns give
the Democrats a net gain of ,000. There
remain 10 towns to hear from. Wells
can't get enough from these to overcome
last years majority.
STILL LATER.-Returns from 1873 towns
give Wells $3.50; Metcalf29,341; Good
win and scattering 2,293. About 40
small towns to hear from, which last year
gave Baker 3,142, Metcalf 1890, scatter
ing 701. The House thus far is 119
Democrats and 142 opposition. The
towns to heal from are estimated to have
give 80 Democrats and % opposition.
Last year the Democrats had but so
members.
.LATEsT.-It is now settled that the
State is carried by the Americans and Re-
publicans, they having a majority in both
branches of the Legislature.
If MeteaIf, the American candidate
for Governor, is not elected by a popular
vote (which is yet ~doubtful) he will be by
the Legislature in joint convention.
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THE SPIRIT OF De O C CY
Legal Advertisements.
Legal Notice.

Legal NOuCe.
Jacob \. Mitchell, Admir-. In the Probate Court
of Henry Dennis, decd. Of Monroe Co., O..
vs.. Petition to complete
Allen Waitcs. ct al. Real Contract.
TTIIlE defendants Allen Waites, Michael Den
mis-, Barbara Dennis, Jacob Dennis, Susan
Hickman and John Hickman, her husband,
Henry Nennis. Jr., Rebecca Connor, Isaac Con
nor, John Common, Joseph Connor, Susannah
Conner, jacob MiuIer, William Minder, Adam
Dennis and Mary Cline and Peter Cline her
husband, will take notice that on the 18th day
of March, 1855, Jacob n. Mitchell, as Admins
traitor of Henry Dennis S., deceased, filed in
the Office of the Probate Judge OF said county,
his petition, the object and prayer of which is
to complete a real contract for the sale by said
deccdent to said Allen Waites, of the following
described lands in said county, to wit: Begin
ming at the south west corner of the south
east quarter of the north east quarter of sec
ton so, township ,, of range i, thence east 81
rods tosthe quartersection corner: thence north
with the section line % rods, l. links to a
white walnut 10 inches in diameter, at the run;
thence up the run moth 6S4 degrees west, IS
rods to a stake; thence north ~ degrees west
20 rods. Is links to q stake, at a large poplar:
thence north IL degrees west 46 rods 10 links
to q stake 20 rods south from the n. w. conner
OF the S. L. or. Of the n. L. or. of said section,
containing % and 81 hundredth acres. Also
the north sast quarter OF the south east quar-
ter in section 80, of township ,, of range 4
containing in all 63 acres. Said petition will
be for hearing on the 5th day Of April, 1856.
JOHN 5. WAY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Mrrch 10 1874 -SV