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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31
PERU AND BOIINIA.


The most important We eau say of these Republics
ia that they get in peace though in the former
another revolution is much to be feared. Tue new
Constitution already so many months in debate, has
yet been confirmed by the Peruvian Convention.
The Bolivian Government appears to be rather IN
clined 70 adopt system of Cancellation in order to
The judicial power has been re0rganized and Special
Committees have been appointed for the editing OF the
Codes and to promote likewise many local Improve
ments in each Department.
General Santa Cruz obtained his permission 10 IT.
main in Europe, with the halipay belonging TO him as
Maor-Genera of the Republic; $1,000 have been de-
hyered 10 him as an advancement to his asgnation.
The Government has named depositors TO embark
The gainas Peruvian bark which he had in his posses
sion, and 10 consider favorable the proposals ad-
dressed by NJ Hulc Cason, OF the commerce of this
port The obtained the preference, aud proceeded TO
celebrate the contract Of sale. The fundamental basis
ofprice and payment are:
In tho PA1 CoohsbanbS
Cesaria m boards $70 90. 800 ~.
SescaI ll Ss1.;i.s'''''''..... IS 90. ~ So
The contract viii begin 10 rule from the lsth Decem-
ber and an advance Of s22o, 900 will be made The
stock is about q, 900 qulntals.
The contractors win receive coo co. per month and
they viii give s6o, 600 likewise per mouth
The yellow fever has now made an iuvason into
81 Nuhecas near Ia Paz. Several measures were
adopted 70 secure health.
there sin exists ia Bolivia the law which prohibits
stranger 70 enter the country without permission
Of tbe Supreme Government. Several individuals ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

The condition OF me nelgho9rn hePaonc aSi
stoned by the Government TO inspect the troops of the
frontier.
Gen. Aivarado has resumed the command of the
Province of Salta until the publication of the new
constitution The exploration of the rivers war still
going on with activity in the North.
On the 25th September, an expedition by water had
descended the River Bermeo in the schooner Zenta,
carrying thirteen persons.
During the same month another expedition passed
through the waters of the River Salado. Commanded
by Captain Page an American, of the Water W ltch.
The schooner Yerba had assembled as far as Mount
AOllara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

LEGAL Decision UPON TIE POWERS or THE Ca
NAL AUDITOR.--The recent decision by the Court Of
Appeals of the of the People reldfiOHe Merriam
vs. Schoonmaker, Auditor, &c, settles a question "a
TO the powers of the Auditor Of the Canal Department.
and gives additional consequence to his important Of
fee.
The Auditor refused payment of DRAFT drawn 10y
Canal Commissioner, payable to a party on account
of damages sustained by him by appropri alton Of
the waters of the Black River upon the ground that
the Commissioner had DO power to make the draft
question to the right OF the Auditor to judi
cally decide that fact, and TO check the action OF
Canal Commissioner by dispuing his authority. This
question went into the Supreme Court for solution,
and was decided against the Auditor. That decision
has Just been reversed by the Court Of Appeals, and
the Auditor is declared TO be the judge of the lawful
ness Of all drafts of money made upon the Cana
Fund He Is likewise az 4" head of the Canal Depart
ment' authorized to report directly to the Legisa-
ture.
Ii was also decided in this appeal case that the
Canal Commissioner had no authority to assess the
damages sustained by the reator and for which the
draft above mentioned was made by the sppropra-
ton of the waters of the Black River, for the reason
that the appropriation was permanent " one.
Damages in such a case are properly the subject Of
appraisal by Canal Appraisers aud not Of agreement
by a Commissioner or Engineer under his direction.
Albany Eveuin; Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

had entered ne territory without ths necessary eond
ton have been obliged 10 wait many weeks in The
frontier. till they could obtain the passport
The mines Of Coroeoro have produced in the nine
last months Of this year S. zoe a. 90 lbs copper and
oI5 marts Of silver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

REVENGE OF A LovER-CUTTISG OFF GIRLS
NosE.-We have learned from Mr.. Warner some of
the particulars OF most diabocal outrage that
cured last week about three miles below this landing
on the Mississippi 1t appears that Dutch widower
living at that place, has family Of grown-up girls
which be is anxious to get rid Of. The Oldest good
looking girl Of q, Is living with neighbor and has
been staying about there, and wanted to marry her.
His suit was backed up by the old man, but the girl
has steadily refused to marry him. Last week the
fellow called the house and requested to her at
the door, when she appeared he seized her by the end
of the nose and with bis pockeknife cut it off close
up to the bridge The poor girl screamed snd tainted
and while the family rushed to her assistance and tried
TO staunch the blood the rufian took legbail across
the Missssissppi and has not since been heard of.
n. Crosse twis.) National Democrat, Jan 3.
MAIL RoBBERs SExrEscID.-W, III. Lewis has
been sentenced to two years Imprisonment for obbing
the United States mail at Cabawba, Ala. Daniel II.
Smith has been sentenced To ten years imprisonment
for Sks sf.pse in konJss Coupty, Ala.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

LEAP YEAr.-It must be- recolected that any
woman during the present year can marry any man
she pleases-proyded he be willing. One of the au-
thorities. writing in 1900 lays the law down as follows
"Albet il is MOVIE become a part of the common
lave in regard to social relations OF life, that as often
as every bssextie year dothe return the ladyes have
the sole privilege during the time II continueth, OF
making love unto the men, which they do either by
wurdes or lookes as to them it seemoh proper; and
moreover no man will be entitled to the benefit of the
clergy who dothe refuse accept the offers of adye,
or who dothe in any wise treat her proposals withe
slight or contumely"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

After the literary entertainment, they were invited
10 visit the Granite Guards Ball. They did 20 in a
BODY not Joining the dance The evening spent
very me1ily till late hour, when the question
about their returning. The wind had blown so hard
that the roads were in bad condition, and the night
was cold. II was necessary for some of them being
operatives in the mills TO be here early this morning.
Finally they agreed to come home in the cars in the
first train this morning, and did So leaving the sleighs
to return empty. They repressst that they had
very happy time.
me bills, hiring coaches and waiting upon the gents
TO their homes this morning.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-03-08

appointed by the President, by and with tho
advice and consent Of the Senate, one brlga-
dier general, and that the officers and men au-
thorized by this act shall be entitled to the sa.
me provisions for wounds any disabilities, and
the same proyisioufor widows and children, and
the same allowances and benefits. in every res
pect, as are allowed to other troops comnospr
the army Of tho United States. They shall be
subject to the rules and articles of war, and the
men shall be recruited in the same manner as
other troops; and with the same conditions and
limitations.
Sec. 9, And be it further enacted. That to
enable the President of the United States to
carry into effect the provisions of so much Of
this act as relates to the employment Of an ad.
diuonal military force such sum Of money,
not exceeding twa millions five hundred thou.
sand dollars, as may be necessary, be, and the
same hereby is, appropriated out of any money
in the same hereby is, appropriated out Of any
money in the treasury not other wise appropria.
ted.
Approved, March, 8, 1856.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-03-08
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW
MEXICO,

The Surveyor General of New Mexico, by ac
Of Congress approved on the 22nd July 1884, isrp-
oiured TO snake Full report on all such claims as
originated 'bcfore the ceSson Of the Territory TO
the United States "by the treaty of Guadalupe Hi
dago of 1913, denotng the various grades of title
with his descision there On as to the validity or In
yaliditr Of each Of the same under the -'sMrlgsn
ges and customs of the country before 'its cesson
10 the United States, ,'-And he is also required 10
make a report in regard to al PucJ'oS existing IN
the Territory showing the extent and locality Of
each, stating the number of inhabitants in the said
Puebos respectively and the nature of Their titles
TO the lolld. aucl report 10 be made according TO
the form which may be prescribed by the Secreta-
nv Of the Interior; which report shall be land before
Congress for such action thereon as may he deem
ed Just and proper with a view to confirm bona fde
grants and give full effect to the Treaty Of 1913,
between the United states and Mexiso
Clamonts in every case will be required TO Ge
written notice, setting forth III e lame Of the
"present caimant,n name of ''original cIamant"-
nature Of claim whether incOhate or perfoct-its
date-frcm what authority the original title was
derlved-with reference to the evidence Of the
power and authority under which the granting of,
fcer may have acted-quantity clamed, locality
style and exientof conflicting claims, if any, with
reference TO the documentary evidence and testi.
mony relied upon to establish he claim, and to
show transfer ofright from the "original grantee"
to present claimant"
Eery claimant will also be required to furnish
an authentical plat of Survey, II survey has been
executed, or other evidence, showing The precise
bounds and extent of the tract claimed
To enable the Surveyor General 10 execute the
duty thus imposed on him, by law he ha, to re-.
Ill s.,. .l..,l IL. L 4. l.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-03-08

Chan CLXlX,--An Act making Appropriations
for the Support of the Army, for the yem
ending the thirt'tb Of June. one .hou.ard
eight hundred and ify-sjS, and for other
Purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States If Ampri
ca in Congress assembled, Thnt the following
sums he, and the same are hereby, appropriated
out of any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the support Of tho armi, for
the year ending the thirtitth of Jane, one chou
sand eight hundred and Gfty,six:-
For pay, supplies, and travelling expenses Of
six companies of Texas volunteers, called into
service by the governor of Texas, and mustered
INTO the service of the United States, one hun
drcd and thirty-eight cents,
For communication of officers subsistence, six
hundred and twenty.eight thousand one hundred
and sixty.eieht dollars.
For communication offoragc for officers horses
one hundred and four thousand eight hundred
and thirty,two dollars.
For payments in lieu Of clothing FOR officers
servants, thirtysix thousand three hundred and
fifty dollars.
For expenses OF recruiting, transportation Of
recruits, three moaths' extra pay to non com.
missoned officers, musicians, and prvates. on
reeulistment, ,ne hundred thousand dol.
lars.
For subsistence in kind, one million three
hundred and eighty-one thousand and six.y-eight
dollars ahd seyenty.dve cents.
For clothing for the army, camp and gar
risOn eQuipage, Eve hundred and seventy. IOu
thousand eight hundred and sCyenly-six dollars
and dfty-nne cents.
For the regular supplies Of the quarter-mas.
tcr's department, consisting Of fuel, forage il
kind for the horses, mules, and oxen of thu
quartermaster's department, at the several mi
litaIy posts and stations, and with the 0rme,
in the field; fur the horses of the first and se
cond regiments Of dragons, the companies oi
light artillery, the regiment amounted relemer
and such companies of infantry as may he mo-
united, and. also, for the authorized number Of
officers horses when serving in che field and Il
the outposts; Of straw for soldiers bedding
and of stationery, including company and othe
blank books for the army, certificates for dis
charged soldiers, blank froms, for the pay, an,
quarter masters departments, and for the prin
ting of division, and department orders, arm
regulations, and reports, eight hundred and nj
nety thousand dollars.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-03-08
Chap, CLAX.-An Act to appropriate Money
Approved, March, 8, 1856.

Chap CLAX,-An Act to appropriate Money
to remove the Distractions in the Sayan-
nah River below the City Of Savannah, in
the State Of Georgia.
Be it enacted by tho Senate and House of the
Representatives of the United States Of Ano-
rica in Congress assembled, That the sum of
one hundred and sixty-one thousand dollars be
and the sameis hereby, appropriated out of any
money not therefore, appropriated, to remove the
distractions in the Savannah River, below tho
city of Savannah, in the State of Georgia, pla-
ced there during the revolutionary war, for the
common defence.
Approved, March 8, 1855.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-03-08
Territory of New Mexico
County Of Socorro.
Guadalupe Larrahaga
VS. Petition for divorce
Carpio Bustamante.


Carpio Bustamante.
Now on this day comes the said plaintiff by
her attorney and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that the said defendant is non-re.
sident of this Territory. 1t is therefore ordered
that the said defendant Carpo BuStamante be 40.
tilted that the plaintiff in this case has Gled her
petition in the district court Of the U. s for the
third judicial district for the comfy of Socono
against him at the November term of 1851
The object and general nature of which is to
obtain divorce for maintenance and allmony,
and for the custody of such Of the children as
wish to live with her, and for adiyision or the
community property belonging to them and that
unless he be and appear before the court on the
first day of the next term TO be begun and held
at socoTo on the third Monday IN NAV. 1856 to
answer SAID petition decree will be rendered a.
ganst him. 1t Is therefore ordered that copy of
this order be published in The Santa Fe Gazette
newspaper printed in this Territory for four
weeks suCcesslvely.
BY order Of the court.
VINCENT ST. VRAIN, Clerk.
Jhon 5. Watts solicitor for complainant.
Santa Fe N. M. March /, lS56,-2l.-4,t.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-03-08
Fare through,

IWTU THIVWrTi
From November lst to My lst $50
From May lst to November lst $l25
Packages and extra baggage 81 cents per b..
in summer, and so cents in winter, but no pa.
ckuge CHARGED less than one dollar. Allbag-
gage at the risk of the owner, and no respon-
s.blity for any package worth over fifty dol
lars unless contents given and specially con-
tractcd for.
Provisions, arms, and ammunition furnished
by the propretors. All passage money must
be paid In advance.
HOCKADAY & HALL.
November 3,,l5S5.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-03-08
SANTA Nh WEEKLY GlZEITE.
TERMS.

WEEKLY. 50 50 a year. payable invariably in
advance; single copies l2 IL cents. ADVERTISE
ments, ST 90 per square of ten lines for the first
nsertion and 5)cts for every subsequent insertion.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-03-08

Chap. CLXXII.-An dct for the Construction
Of certain Military Roads in tho Territory
Of Kansas.
Be it enacted BY the Scnatl and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of Ameri-
[Csntinued on fourth ysgs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Trustees Sale.
To Samuel r. Atwood nd ali 9th, RS whom,

To Samuel F. Atwood and ali others whom /, may
concern
A1HEREAS un the l.th day OF Juue, A. d 1854
w Samuel = Atwood executed unto Thomas G
Eads, nine certain promssory notes each the sum
OF Eve Hundred Dollars payable in one, two, three
four, Ave, SIX seven, eight and nine years respec-
lively after that date and also orR other note Of the
same date for the Of dfty-hree ane So 100 do
lars, payable ten years thereafter And whereas In
order TO secure the payment Of said notes the "a Id
Atwood did, on the l4th day Of June, A. D. 1854,
vey III trust TO David s. True Trustee, by written
instrument, duly executed aud recorded the follow.
ing described real estate situated Ia Scott county In
the State Of Iowa, to wit:
All that part of the vacated Town of Parkhur.,
NOV L. CIaire) which is bounded follows, viz -
through the middle Of said block. and through the
middle Of Block - and 10, and across twenty feet
alley, far as said town wa vacated; thence north
50 tar said town vacated, theme, east 50 far
as said town was vacated tn ncc south along the
west side OF Second stree, ths place OF beginning
Also the following lots 81 land situated in the said
town Of Parkhurst (now lie Claire) to sat Lots l. g.
:. 4 and s. in Block 8 Also lots and In block
y And whereas, one d the aforesaid notes, Ito wit
ne note q $500 which vas made payable two years
amer Its Date and which becAnie due the lltA day
Of June 4. D. 1857 10 now due and unpaid.
Now, therefore, notice Il hereby eiveu, that ], the
UNDERMINED, David 3. True Trustee - aforesaid In
pur.uanee Of the provisions ofsad ie~d % trust win
On NE third DAY q Novsmbss, A. D. Io6e befure the
Court House aoos, In ~ city .! Davenport 10 ~
attssnoou q cad DAY. ~ at pubic susi,oa 10 Is
Highest el1ss ~ oesA, ~ atossAd described lAA1s
o. % UNeA thsseot - sAall b nfe0psAry 70 satss
~ aoetnt ~ ~. = saad lasa sAovs nenslaas1
sM' y '''s'''' ~ ''';s M ;s!iS|i;; a
eQItoN ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Chicago Law Book store.
3D. II. COOKE. ~ CO..
Law Book sellers.
~, lake STpEET cum, In

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hfp at all times u full stock % the various Legal
IN HnTks, etc, Tor sale at Eastern prices
Tie profession will Hni il tor their iutrrs,t H. writ
t., malr personal Application ~ this k4taishnt"H
rather than TO purchase from travelling dealers, whn
are constantly proving about.
All books -oli by warrauted Of The latest
editions aud pc.ftst COPIES aud II any error should
occur II VIII h. promptly reciied
complete sctipa,e Law catalogue viii be sent,
gratis, 90 Application Orders for any Law Books
published int hi country In Europe, win be- prompt
~ attet,,edt New Books and STATE Reports
are regularly received and supplied.
On hand at all times. H., following
krut's Commentaries, Nhaftun's Criminal Law
Chitty's Precedent,
smiti's tarsoiis CONTRACTS.
Curtis, Chluy
Coke upon Lttitien, story
story's taty Jurisprudce, smith
willari's GrcenIrnf- Evidence,
Tayiors Med PtdUp's
Ray ola Insanity. Hoscoe's Or.
story Conflict eli law, Drake Attachment.
Pr"miss"ry Notes. Burrii on Assignment.
Partnerships. sragwiek Damage,
nailulctts, Archhold Or. Pleading
sEaney, si"ry's Equity Pleading,
klil< 81 E,chtHg, Stnith's Mercantile Law,
1nf't . AulrS 'm snpar's, " bker's American Lts,
Ansti -, Common Carr'rs 4 : Statutes at larg.
Tide waters Z Digest
sn'tr Courses =, iscts OH" Report.
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Las Dictionary, Lhg. Law t,'y
Whartou's ReI"r,s
Illinois Digest Ny.
Reports Blackwell nn Tax Til -
Address d b. COOKE Co
ieei2df 'Aa iahe street, Chiohg".
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Chicago, Alton 4 81. Louis X. X.
fsIa a al
MH ~s1(szs- 49,; So
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago aud st. Louis.


ca,n- 'e"ue Chiedg0 Tor 81 Lo,sis aud i4sfyaa..
ddnte places
aee"u'o''atlrn Train, tSahdas >r,c.pt-d1 $50
Express Train, tsaturdi v, rxc.pir,fi lifnrM
''"tt" f""re 81 LoEiNjo' ( teaJu aud ,ntsrne-
diats piia.s.
Accommodation Tram, SUNDAY tepte.tl /. uuA N
Express irhth Saturdays exc.pt,dl : Ier
Trans run directly through, without chang Of
ears "' baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Blooiu
lngton Springfield, Garlinyle aud Alton
wifraii, ~ tins rntd make Giteet connections
u J"iiei Got nn end Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, "ae.iiG 's IT, shortest, qucae and most re-
liable rou'~ i'ct"ctl - houis and New York Boston
Philauciplia, and the EAST
with lllin's tntIa n st bloomington fui La
Sale, Mendoza and Care
IN hluai Western ~ iiIi-ot- IL Springfield. for
flecatur -tI.d ....ttes
" ~ ~ lhs RtlIoa.is aIverglhg from Ghicag"
WITH iahy hue of Packets AZ st Louis for krokuk,
New Orealis, and Missouri River.
Through iithctB IL, all pli mentioned ahsve can
be procured Al Al TIE principal ticket Offices ii the
United States, and AZ the Offices
IL 81, Louls IN Chicago
Foot ~ v astiiug,"n Az - Dearborn street, appo
enae, On Lr.r- site fremont Hons,
kI1l'D Z. MORGAN il, sipt.
bloomington, Jasi. q. i,,sa. iebIsdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

JOUrncyMen TailOrs.

IA ANTEp SIX good JoufII,s men TaIlut-. a. whom
w t"nstaft rmpaNatHnt will te ptycn
GASTEEt n co
BItiN, betw, en- 81, und ami Third streets
Davenport Sept - 1856
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
S<ESiEFFELE.V. BROS. S(O,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
pHIGA, PAINTS. Oils, PERFUNENV,

Gt..
ITO WILLIAM siRKEf sot - #tknisu. Nv York
INVITE the attention Of thu trade t. then large
l aud JARED stock Of Drug. Pants OILS f.tfumery
x In 'iiitt.n 10 their regular import atom 81
Stap!g bruzs they aisu living direct from the
use - lfeduEtton and manufacture snpplr- Of
Esih, Hait ant Nsii brushes Bruug Gorks ". r.
tar S!sugrs French sud EngIt-h J., fIuI.ty IN
Etfl's Extract AID matN ether articles u>iblty N
trseet 90 pruesists' ,focks Winch thu are all,
thi' q - at'ef ~ the mort all atitaR,uu# t,Tm-.
otiers,i ticr IN person or - mai, Will s.,eivr
pIuuut - tHii9u 4ugtd11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Trustees Sale.

u1ukREAS. on the twentythird la, u MAJ A
w D, l6eS, Edward 6uthry executed unto Sam.
cl sylvester a. Trustee certain deed OF Trust, con-
ytAS 10 said Trustee the lani In Scott county awa
Ascscrbed - follows. to-wit The east one-half Of
ios ten (lO) In Aitchels Addition to the city (. Ia
vsnport. which said conveyance was made b, The
AN Edward 0uthry, for the purpose OF securing
tne payment Of a certain promissory note aa. the
interest," thereon signed by said Edward Guilty.
dated TIE IA day of May, A d 1855, and payable
9 follows one for two hundred and eighty seven
nfty one handreti dollars, payable one wear after
dase, with interest At the per cent per an
mum, unless paid At maturity AMI now sand prom
iseory nose having become due and payable and the
eaSd Edward 0uthry having faileat< pay the same |
samuel sylvester, Trustee as Aforesaid d. hereby
ave ths public notice that BY virtue 81 the power
yAA 70 N me vested By said deed Of ust will on
ve4neo4ay, the Sinh dsy Il November, A D 1856
q TIE hoor Of two o'clock In afternoon Of said
day. q ~ Count Rouse door In the city OF Dsven-
post sGpess and offer for sale al public auction the
ooScol Of lend above deefibe much the reof as
sholl Be suicient 10 satisfy and pay the amount OF
sad n0ee with the interest thereon 10 the diy
together with all the costs and expenses attending
sald sole. costs Of this notice and Trustees
Cpu0 the completion Of such sale deed will be xiv
sn In accordance with the stipulation o. said Deed
ct trust Conveying . full and perfect title 10 the
tsece Of land sold TO the purchaser
Dated the lith day Of October A d 1856
SAMUEL SYLVESTER
oSAs-0d Trustee.