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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04
The Young Men Of Maine.

The young men OF Maine are not eA'
ceIied in The possession Of an intelligent
go ahead. pesseyrting enterprise, by
those ofany other State. This is emf
nen,ly conspicuous in California where
men from all quarters Of the world meet
and mingie, aud where competition Is
close and biting. aud snme,unes bitter.
Maine men are as likely as others to sue.
coed, and less likely to give up in despair.
This active enterprise should be especial.
ly encouraged at home, and II will pro.
duce the most astonishing results IN the
way OF enlarging the business oil the
state and in improving i, in many des'ra.
bic ways. The path Of honorable pro-
gress here is open 10 young men. and in
all cases where they have cultivated their
minds, aud kept clear from the tempta-
iions of vice and debasements, they are
sure to find many helping hands. and
capifal ready iur theii use.
A very gratifying spectacle may be
seen IN almost every par, Of the state
where young men have returned from
their fortune hunting in California and
elsewhere, aud have undertaken TO make
them comfortable aud beautiful homes in
their Tree and native state Of Maine. -
The enterprise tina, shalt lead ,ourg men
in Maine 20 secure for themselves good
homes within her borders, and make
them beautiful and thrifty, is a worthy
enterprise which should be encouraged
aud il suitably encouraged. will cause
our state, by aud by, to be one Of the
most beautiful in all the fam ily al states.
|, has been said, and we doub, no, with
truth, that there are more dwelling hous-
cs and vessels, OF parts of vessels, owned
by young men in Maine, than by the
same class in any other state. This is
one Of the eDcouragemen,s OF the times
aud We cannot bu. express the hope that
every Young man in Hancock county will
resolve to conn, as among his material
gains. house. or part Of vessel, OF
both.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04
Business Prospects Of the New Year.

The monetary prospects Of the opening
year are brighter than for some time past
The demand for American stocks, and A.
meriean produce in Europe will prevent
the shipment of specie, and the money mar
ket in the commercial centers Of our coun-
try cannot fail to be easy.
The stock of American manufactures,
eottons, carpetings, boots, shoes, &c, is
no, large in any department and the busi-
ness of the Spring will doubtless open at
an advance. Maine is getting to be some.
what interested in these manufactures and
an advance of ten per cent on boots & shoes
will enable the manufacturers to realize
about the advance which they are now pay.
ing n-leather
The lumber business has dropped sooner
than last season, and there are too many
discoursgements surrounding it for any ex.
tensive operations in the woods. Another
season will serve to clear up the logs which
have been lying over, and make clean work
about the mills, and clear the way for fair
basis for future operations. Greater pru-
denee and greater economy in conducting
the lumber business will be benefit to all
concerned and to the state.
The gradual revival Of ship building is
one Of the hopeful signs for the prosperity
of Maine. If wisely conducted it mag be
made highly efficient in promoting the va
rious branches of business for which the
natural products Of tho soil and the habits
and genius Of the people Of the state, are
adapted.
We look for greater success in agricul.
ture in Maine than has yet been SEEM
There have been many examples of success
full farming and what we are now to expect
is that these occasional examples are to be-
come more and more frequent, until they
shall constitute tho rule, relative to the
whole agriculture of the state. The means
for the mechanical preparation Of the soil,
and of supplying appropriate food for plants
are becoming better understood and will be
more generally applied. The use Of i'm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

ELLSWORTH LADIES FAlR came Off ac-
cnrt,ng 10 appointment. on Christmas
eve. Ii VAS acted Tor the variety and rich,
ness oil it, ARTICLES. aud for its good cheer
Which all seemed to enjoy. Altogether
II vas a brll,an. affair. and reflect. much
credi. upon the Ladies engaged in getting
II up. So says friend a, our elbow -
At the nexi."may be there TO see
Receipts 5000
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04
South Bay MEADOW Dam Co"

Most people IN the western part Of the
county viii fecotlect that some eigh, or
ten years since, company was chartered
BY the Legislature, styled the so. Bay
Meadow Dams-Co., FOR the purpose OF
building dan, across the water, at said
So. Bay, pr river which makes up into
the land for miles and forms the dividing
line between the towns Of Penobscot'
Sedgwick and Brooksvile The object
in building the dam was 10 stop tide wa
ter from flowing BY certain point, and
thereby reclaim from inunda,on. large
bod! OF land, which was thought, would
be valuable for grass. The Co. encoun.
tered fierce opposition from various caus-
es, aud their dam was injured and made
useless for the object contemplated
Then came lawsuits without number, bad
feeling and neighborhood misunderstand-
ings until the Dam question was the
controlling question IN their voting to'
town and county officers.
The mater has been finally arranged
to the satisfaction OF all parties. we be-
Ieve, by the Co.'S obtaining leave to make
a toll bridge of ,h.s dam. The Co. Com
mlssioners have since laid out road to
said bridge from the town toad in Sedg-
wick and both The road and the bridge
are now passable. BY this arrangement,
two neishborhoods, one in Sedgwick and
one in Bfoaks,ilfe. are orough. close to.
gether. which il the old road is followed
would be some ten miles apart
A Store has been opened on Brooks.
vile side Of the bridge : and all tina, is
now, is. TO have Post. otii:e es-
10 acconlsnndI!c the business /
wants OF the people IN the region Inns
opened to ,he "res, Of the world" /
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

THE You've LANES FAIR al Surry on
New Years night was we'll attended -
The whole arrangements OF The affair
showed good taste and skill on the par,
OF the orig,na,ors. The weather aud the
,Ieighlng could no. be beat and the sta.
bic horses of the caterers to Ellsworth
Jehus being in condition for speed little
shor, Of two forty" there were to be
seen in the smiling happy crowd large
sprinkIing Of our ci.izens.
Receipts $4,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

The distant bell had ,oiled the hon, of
midnight. All was nov hushed say. III.
wird which moaning aea,n., the case.
ment. seemed to mingle with the sigh. Of
the mourner.
Tell me shon bead clear sly. and thou
silsery orb with thy attenian, tram
where now is my mother Has her gen.
tie spin, SCARED above thee :! Oh say thou
tina, soon very soon. I shall 20 to NEE,
her in sha. happy land where parting i.
no more and sorrow is forever b,nish.d.
Thus spoke the sorrow stricken maj.
den. and now she buried her face more
deeply in her pillow IS Il The more fully
to give ven, 10 he, gr,eL
The mother fos whom she mourne,
had q few days since been .ns,ched from
her side AMI she now felt herself Aone
on life, per,lous path.
Her mu,marings were hu,hed and =.
calm stole over her spirit. she n~ tho
sweet coipienance al her N .ttset The
same. and ye, not the SINE a. on Earth,
so beautiful. 80 ,ni-scr.b,by beau,Mal
Dad SIDE seem thu, tn. daughter altn,,
feared to laG upon her. Fee, ns, SAID
she for 1t il n me u,hef than the tsnhef
you once so f"nily efnlr aced. Il Is
wrong for you thus TO rep'ne %, your los.
and to desire thus to BE- with me. Only
be obedren, TO the will OF God. sDi you
will be fitted fos a share OF the blessed.
ness tina, now enpy. Lis, for moment
to the music Of angels. 1Ao.e song, ySa
will then sing with hear, aud tongue and
then the sound OF strains 81 clear. 30 hat
mem'nus. 81 enrap,uring met the eass OF
the molfucf that she awake and found
herself smiling in the plea On, fe.nem-
bsanee OF the Angels Screnade.
PoRriA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

CovxtrrrEs, Agents. and Teachers
should pat numbers 2, 5 and I of"Pay.
soa, Dusion 4 Seribner Combined Sys.
Tern Of Rapid Penma"ship' into all their
schools. Those who have had much ex.
perience iu teaching will see at glance
the practical and systematic arrangement
OF the copies. which are Autographed in
the best style of the art. at the head Of
each page, exactly resembling the easy.
uniform and rapid handwriting ofths
authcrs. 3 and 4 are so arranged Is to
embrace all tn. practical parts Of the en-.
tire series of 8 books containing, to-
se,hcr with business figures and psinei-
pies, small and capital letters and words
beginning with each alphabetically. clos-
ing with sentences thus perfectly adap.
ting them to the use Of District schools
where only n limited time each year is
devoted to the practice Of pcnmanship
and saving the expense Of the entire &C.
rics. and the frcqurn, change Of style Of
the learners who follow . different hand
with every change OF teachers.
We copy the above notice from An ex-
change.
We heartily recommend these Books to
the public and particularly TO those who
are interested in the instructions of youth
School committees. teachers and parents
J. B. Osgosd has them for sale -
Give him call and examine for your.
selvs he will be happy to show any one
the Books and point out their merits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04
Administrators sale oil Real Cs Ate

By virtue of license from the Court OF
Probate for the County 10 Hancock.
shall sell by Public auction on Saturday
the nine,h day 81 FEBRUARY nexi. q, ten
O'Clock A N on the premises 80 much oil
the Real Estate OF Abel Lawrence late OF
Buck.pors deceased. situated in ssid
Bock.port q will produce the sum Of
Pour hundred dollars for the payment Of
the debts and incidental charges. Terms
made known al the time and Plses OF
sale.
Bucksport. Dee II. 1855.
DANIEL B LAWRENCE Adm'r.
3w5O .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

PLAIN TALK AND FRIENDLY ADVICE
TO DoMEsTIcs with Council on
Home Matters Boston; Phillips,
Sampson & Co.
This neatly printed work is dedicated
to American housekeepers whose trials
and difficulties the authoress has fully
shared. II contains much valuable in
formation. not only for domestics to whom
the work is particularly addressed, bu,
also for their employers, and suggests
many practically useful ideas for their
direction and encouragement.
For Sale by Moses Hale, tsuccesor to
B. Nourse) Ellsworth, Nc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

PuTNAM's MAGAZINE for Jan. has beer
laid upon our table by J. B O.good.-
We have not had time To examine it, bu,
venture To say, that if it is no, good no.
it is the FIRST time IN the history Of this
deservediy popular Magazine. Mr.. o..
good keeps on hand all Of the newe., nov.
els, and is supplied in good season with
all Of the popular monlhlies OF the day
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

We publish on the outside oil our paper
the Platform Of the American Party Of
Maine. adopted by the council a, Angus
Ia Nov. eth 1875. We invite the at,en.
ton Of the American party Of this coun.
" to it. |, meets ali the issues Of the
day without any circum.ocu,i or equiv.
oca,ion. We hope no one Of our reader,
will expect the American under the d..
recsion Of its present owner. will be more
American than that Piatfosm calls for, Of
more Tree soil than it teaches.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04
James A, Hilliken ESQ.

We are authorized to say tina, Mr.
Mlllken has no idea Of allowing Mr.. Full.
lef TO ENJOY the seat as member from the
sixth Congressional Dlstric, undisturbed
Ii Is within our knowledge ,ba, Mr. Mi.
liken has given Mr. Fuller notice Of his
intention TO contest the sea,,-and thai,
he has taken the necessary step. to have
his petition or remons,rance presented as
soon as the organization OF the House
viii admit. And that the remons,rance
viii be followed by vigorous effort TO
obtain and pre>en, the necessary proof
the friends OF Mr.. M,llken may res, ar.
surei.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

U-Mr. c. II. BRIrr will commence a
singing school on Friday eve, Jan. 4th at
Lords Hail.. =
Mr.. Brett comes to. our village we'll rec.
commended as a successful and highly cul-
tivated teacher Of music. lie purposes to
go through a thorough course of investiga-
Of the rules Of music, 30 as to make it USE
full to all. L. "a
From the testimonials Of competent
judges which he brings with him and the
interest taken in his behalf by some Of the
best judges of MUSIC in our midst. We have
no hesitation in recommending all lovers
Of good singing to attend. i.a
All are invited to attend the FIRST even
ing. Tickets for 2F1essons 81 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

prosperity, " thout counterae,ing causes
70 modify their Influence, have stimulated
passion ior wealth 10 excess, and nave
produced already. IN this new country,
.u&ars, veuliiy corruption, contempt for
t.t.llfctusl pursuits and pleasures, and
speet,nS Indifference 10 enuobliug and
cheated sentiment, Hence the vulgar
u.,cnf,ilou of our cries hence the van,
ri lt'eTnrv taste and culture hence the
tlepofable frauds Of business hence.
6lnch of he h,stness OF car Politics. -
North .fw. Rrrtcr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

Our readers may think tina, the le,,el
from our California correspondent, is toe
long 10 suit their, tastes, or TO be read
however interesting i. may be to some.
1t was partly in type last week, and our
Time did no, permit Us TO make any DIFF
'erent arrangement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04
H.acocK g. WARRINGTON SrEAN Ma

H,HcocK g. WARRINGTON Steam Nav
CATION Co-rhe directors Of this Co..
at recent meeting. voted 10 sell the
Steamer T. f. Secor. They appointed
Col. X. Carlton If BROOKLYN their agent
to effect private sale. II no, sold by
the 18th Of Feb. then she will be sold by
aactiun.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

" With Mr.. CnASEY, the retiring ed
tor of this paper, We hold. that the nat
uralization laws should be modified; that
Priestly interference with our Public
Schools should be ssaid; that stringent
measures should be adopted whereby the
Papal countries Of Europe should be estop-
ped from landing apea our shores their pau
pers and criminals"
We would apply to foreigners, Mr.. Web
stcr's idea of Squatter Sovereignty. Ia
S nd. when it is proposed. to bring new
members into this political partnership,
1.-THE Unioa.) the old members have right
to say on what terms such partners shall
come in. and What they are to bring along
with them" Good American doctrine to
be applied Sosth a. we'll IS North.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

The ne,ye which never relaxe.. the eye
which never klencl,es, the though, which
never wanaen---iaese are the masters of
ysttory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

t'sRx rt.s cdssuNart.aS. More than
"'t'- su..rv.. pe.rssi.shave voluntarily Ger.
''f''a Ihst aes,,e,'. Compound Pitch Loz-
engas htrr eF.ctutliy cured then. Of con-
snnp,i n Oaly 81. cent. a. Lox = sold
SsrFswt.err
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TN SETTLING THE PARTNER

i ship business Of CLANCY and Moor. and
in transferring the subscription liz, 10 ~
Sawyer, the undersigned reserved tn
amounts due on subscription Of pessous
10 shi, village with who m be has dealings.
and will. in ! short time. call upon each
one to make settlement II all accounts.
A,d9 ". II. CHANEY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

Amy one may do casual act Of good
nature but continuation Of them shows
it part Of the temperament.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

",iilss 's's oHn. shipping 70 the yal-
II. Of tiiIy sinill,on. ofdall2rs more TIA n
ms due ~ IL. w.ial, commercial ma .
riGe of aus fyreigr n,tion>' -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

MEN OF Marx. Those border Mis-
sourians who went INTO Kansas TO make
laws. and could-'t sisn ,hei. names
Kansds Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

Labor is one Of the greatest elements
Of society-the great substantial interest
on which all men depend.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

True greatnas IL not CREATOR for the
praises ofmen. Il il what it is in spite Of
them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

P''~rP-,NtMEV- OF THE .AMgRNAS Ma
3, tSAi. t,,Sy.:Srlnv. Inc president oil
81" 9ireinit S'1lr Councils oi the Amer
'-',t p,rN ot Efsi M has Published al
'stia'tsh1y 'S'arr,n nj a. 10 The proposed
S-,5iotti Z, .i.u+t,i.,n io be ii.ll in phlla
,'s-ti,iir, t,n ~ 922i al February next.
Ne y t..-ft Is. III power 10 pnstpan the
: ssyzi ~ ave Is the votes Of the dele
{. ~ comp ~ia. II. Delaware and Mis-.
s,.uti- g. f6f pn,,roaemet't and it is
N .Is',i tiat HE meeting Of The Eastern
ar * s-tefa touac,is % Virginia Ia meel
X X th.Htni m the lah Of January
wi isl '''>ts' np'n Il roIpnneinen;.-
\ nh Z nolpii some tiIna >iuce express
y Il desire t,r pe.lp'ntGi'n' aud Mr..
No re >iYt, ~ lar rs hc - ln,orFned
are i no State atlu1ri! Ahich does no,
Sis.,tfe 2 81, ',lnfarnt u..tli Jane ur Isy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04
The y. Y Herald hh. hi, tn. mai

~ The y. Y: Herald hh. h, the nail
ssJscty. -whtp !. says The L'ntlon Time,
ia- d''ie- rs t'e-';..by grossly .s!snder,ng
ii" l".oP's, aart'rz. and. government Of
'h'- cnnnIry. Ia bfr-d a h,,s'll- feeling
hrNseh the tSn nations L, has rrrse.
v.'rn.tl. .ni sl;l.nit, cnniouuded the era
4, An'tys III i,a.Erei q foreigners with
,a,. p,irs..a the United s,a,es reprint
III nj the Old ,rls,1cra,ic cabnle about
'he i4wieSSneS> ai the American people ;
Il ID whee t'l'. whole pa he voice of Eng-
10 ~ Y, ais- j. IL probation OF lis fol-
y. IA ,!'.-.,l At nc n"nt. scarcely less Cal
c,itat-d dan tas otk-nce 10 wound and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

To some it is Indispensable to be worth
money, for without it they are worth moth
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

fhe s tuEt,acisce Sua, in very sen.
q lie a-.''le uPol the present cond,.i"n
~ Jews, tltses VITA the iolleu ing para
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-04

fhc : uEr acisce Sua, in very sen.
s,le a-,'.le upo1 the present cond..ion
~ Jews, finses VITA the follow ing para
ftp ;.
The .tinstitan Jew is ~ less proud
al h = eHat'irv tfian his retsian. TO sa,
tasi I've ~ mere d~eiler ugota sbe soil
bee ance It birds ina The mean, OF sup.
pm, is - h'.el ah- most noble traits OF
h'- char c.rr- 'Fhe grave, Of h,s ances-
: ~ arg aro,,,.i.l.ra. Hi. heaven is A.
s"'a'i VIVA e,n the shores Of The Pacific
a. /, tn: sa're l,Mauu: If 0 ives. or
" taG. ,ar ,sIas>ic vail, oil Jsru>se A.
il,* < ID i opdip,reu,' onuipresru, and
: o nii-cteW. lie has kneil before ,ha.
ai!al lp'rSrn'@ l'ist ~ III, desert, OF Ar
.'''t.iti tn, it,z n zones Of ,,ria and
W.. ~ ,,ll Ne here where the l,y I'd,
rfs.1'I,+-ips t.'Fl t,& snd t.i, poH,ica
i'-'v'cG-s ,.'v4's5a7'i ia affection Ia which
- = .e.s's'.i-h5 every c}nsjd@fl,,on OF
pro: Nt:'S To. heusat, and lusure happi-
49, ;',tis children,
49,. ~. er-p'tt for ,ur law. i, shown il
~ IN. s4.s he seldom 'vipl i.ts them. -
Ia wea!%'i has zane -tnwdrds building up
Al enth'thig oar clti"s;. He culliyate>
- ar'S' 1hd ~ heart aud sou! war our
A:e'st c,lx-aS Ia csefy u.etui enterprise
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
The Indians of the South.

The Los Angeles Star, in urging the ne
cessity of separate Indian Superintendent
for the southern section of the State, gives the
following information in relation to the South
ern Indians:
Besides the Tuare Indians, we have in the
South here, body of Indians, numbering
about $4,000, of whom about 10000 live
in rancherias, and 5000 are domesticated
living in and around the cities, and occa-
sionally hiring themselves to work for the
whites.
The territory over which they are scatter
ed is of the extent of about 10000 square
miles, according to map we have now be-
fore us, being considerably more than fourth
of the whole State, comprising only the coun-
ties Of Santa Barbara, Los Angeles San Ber
nardino and San Diego.
The Indians scattered over this territory,
are the Degunos $500; San Lusenos $500;
Cahuillas, 5000; Mohaves, 5000; Yumas, q
600; and the Serranas. The Cocopahs on
the sonth, and the Pah- Utahs on the north
east, range considerably within the same ter
ritory. The Cahuillas, San Luisenos and
Dicguiuos, are distributed into some fifteen
principal rancherias with numerous depen-
dent rancherias, located in the valleys of the
mountains and on the desert, wherever water
and grass are found.
From recent information, there is no doubt
that these Indians will suffer more than usual
during the coming mo tbs of this year. In
many places their little springs and streams
have dried up, so that they will not be able
to make their ordinary corn crop, nor even
their pumpkins and beans. Necessity will
drive them to prey upon the cattle of the
neighborng ranches, to a greater extent than
they have ever done before. This we now
regard as "tixed fact" and we see serious
difficulties, if not an Indian war, staring us
in the face. In truth, starvation, or robbery
for the sake Of food, is lhe Only alternative
left for the Indian. This is the opinion also
of our most experienced men.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
State of California, County of Placer

In District court, 11M Judicial District.
THE PEOPLE of the State OF California to
J. b. Thomas, Jno. G. Hoyt and VIM, p. Walker,
Greeting:-You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint of Mahlon Wadron, in said Court,
filed against the Bear River and Auburn Water
& Mining Co., and in which cause you are made
defendants by order of the said Court within ten
days from the service of this writ, exclusive of
the day of service, if served you in this county.
but if served on you without said county, and
within said District twenty days; and if served on
you without said county and District, then in forty
days from such service exclusive of the day of
service, in an action commenced on the 9th day of
June, A. d. 1855, in said Conrt, wherein plaintiff
prays Judgment against said company for the
transfer of fifty shares of the capital stock of said
company upon their books; to wit: Shares Nos
from 993 to 1914 both Nos. inclusive and from
1925 to 1862, both Nos. inclusive, and that certif
cate of Stock be issued to him corresponding in
amount to the value thereof, or if said relief is
denied plaintiff. that he have judgment as partic
ularly described in his said complaint and you
are hereby notified that if you fail to answer the
complaint as directed, plaintiff will take judgment
against you, and will apply to the Court for such
further relief as he may be entitled to.
(--) In Testimony whereof, |. A. S. Grant,
L. S. Clerk OF the 1lth Judicial District Court
- aforesaid. do hereunto set my hand and
impress the seal of said Court at Office in Auburn,
this 4th day of June, A. D. 1856.
A. S. GRANT, Clerk.
aug 16 3m. By F. b. HIGGINS, Deputy.