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fortlig>r Nelps,
Arrival of the Baltic.

New YORK, July THE steamer Bal
tic, from Liverpool, with dates TO the 25th
ult., arrived about noon. The Baltic sailed
at l O'Clock on the afternoon on the 25th
London papers in their summaries for the
week in regard to America relations, say
that judging from interior newspapers It
would seem that the country is delighted
with the turn the American difficulties have
taken. 1t is surprising how much the pub
lie has become enlightened by the cheap
press. Every paper of that class devoted
iiseli TO rational exposition of our Ameri-
can difficulties.
The country also appears pleased with
the nomination of Mr.. Buchanan.
The London Times advises Great Britain
to hurry up a settlement of the Central
American question before the election of
Buchanan to the Presidency.
The committee on D anish Sound Dues
hss had a meeting.
The loss of the Ocean Queen, which
sailed fiom London for New York, is record
ed at Lloyd's.
The ship Moro Castle, of Windsor, has
been found abandoned ith her masts gone,
and was rowed to Crookhaven. She was
| timber laden.
The ship Unicorn, of Liverpool, for Bos-
ton, was abandoned at sea on the 7th of
! June.
Sunday music is continued in the parks,
and paid for by private subscription.
The ship Marco Palo had arrived at Liv-
erpool from Melbourne with f3l6,OO9 in
gold.
Prussian papers re-assert that Queen
Victoria will certainly visit Berlin in Sept.
next; but no intimation to that t.effect tran.
spired IN London.
Berlin, June 2l.--1t is statedthat owing
| to the mediation of Russia, arrangements
have been concluded between Denmark and
the U. S., in virtue of which a provisional
toll convention will remain in force till June
1857, and the Sound dues will be collected
under this convention, as formerly.
The French papers are discussing the
subject of the Empress regency. The pub
lie seems much interested in it
RUssIA-The Emperor has constructed a
new cabinet, including Gortzchakof Ian :
skoi, Oskensacken and Orloff.
| Advices from Censtantinople confirm the
statement that the Russians demolished the
Notifications of Real and Ismail. The
Turks recall the declaration of Lord Claren-
don: that these Notifications should not be
injured.
| Advices from Parma state that the Grand
Duchess, while attempting to leave Domi-
means, was arrested by Austrian military
authorities, and obliged to return to the
capital. On demonstrating she was told
that as the government of Parma had called
on Austrian troops it was necessary that
sovereign should remain to countenance
their acts.
A letter from Malta, dated June 18th.
states that the Anglo-Itali legion has dis
banded and part of them will go to Genoa,
where they are engaged by the revolution
party, whose agents have been actively en-
gagged among them, supplying them with
money.
These agents openly declare that the
preparations for disturbances going on in
Piedmont are most satisfactory, and that
Germans secretly countenance them.
Mazzini's agents at Malta say that every
thing is now ripe, at Naples, for some grea
movement.
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Good News.

We last week announced that the bill fol
the admission of Kansas was lost in the
House by one vote. 1t was afterwards re-
considered, and have now the pleasure Of
announcing that it has passed by vote o.
100 to 81. The Ohio delegation, except J.
Scott Harrison voted in favor of it. Fuller
Pa, Dunn, of Ind, and Haven, of N. Y, vo.
ted against it.
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Fourth of July.

The Fourth passed of in town very pleas
sntly. The Washington Guards, under
Capt. Charlesworth, paraded and "pitched
their tents" in the vicinity of town, the dec
laration of independence was read in the
Court House, b; w. s. Kennon, Esq, and
speeches were made to the Guards by Messrs'
Tallmsn and Pennington, which were res
ponded to by Ross Alexander, Esq, from the
Guards. May they live to celebrate many
more anniversaries of American liberty, and
ever be ready at their country's call to de-
end that liberty.
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ANOTHER DEcLINATIoN.--John Hazlett,
ESQ, the Fillmore Elector for the Zanes-
vile District has sent in his declination TO
the National council, and avows his determi-
nation to support the Fremont and Dayton
ticket. o. S. Journal.
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AGENTS! AGENTSli
TTDs INnITrENENTS nEEER i n

CA MA iNbCChh'N 'N - Ot I'm -
Persons sending their address, will n all (post
paid full descriptive catalogue of my Rocks. and
with instructions operate that will enable them "a
make from SJD % 800 per month. The list ComPri-
ses over 100 New and POpular Books. Address ID.
st. Philadelphia. Orlvng West, to Il. NJ. RULI-
SON, Cincinnati, Ohio.
p. s. Editors o I any regular weekly newspaper or
monty periodicals, throughout the Cuited States,
giving the above advertisement -four or iore inseT-
tions including this notice. and sending me copes OF
the papers, &c, containing the same shut have a
copy OF Brother Mason the Circuit Rider TeaN ears
q Methodist 2 eacher, book containing 3s0 pages,
l2mo. Bound in beautiful style, mailed TO their al
dress post paid.
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A FARM. FOR SALE.
IHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS

HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS Az
I private sale his Farm, situated two lilies west
Of Louisville, and half mile North of the Ne-
tona Road adjOu ing tile laDds of Joseph Miner and
others--contaning about one hundred and -
twelve acres. The Improvements consist of aSSa
good two story Frame Dwelling and kitchen, ET3<A
containing seven Rooms, with good Cellar -
under also, an excellent Frame Stable, Corn House,
Carriage House, and Wagon Shed, all under the same
roof; also, Barn and other Outbuildings. Within a
few seI of the door there is never failing Spring
of Water, with a good stone Spring House: also a
never failing Spring of Water in every field except
one. There is on the premises Large Orchard of
well selected fruit in full bearing. OF the above
Farm there is about eighty of cleared land un
der good of cultivation; the Valance well clothed
with timber.
For further information, apply TO the subscriber.
residing on the premises.
jyl0Itpdl JOSHUA K. LUPTON.
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Eotal yntfllgfr1tt.
Announcements.

Mk. EpIToR-Pleese announce the name Of
DANIEL PECK ESQ, as candidate, for the Office OF
Judge OF the Courtof Common Pleas, of the second
subdivision ofthe Eighth Judicial District OF the
State of Ohio, at the ensuing Election.
And Oblige
Many Voters Of old Bolmont
ErPapers in tie distnc; please copy.
Mr. EprroR Please announce the name Of
CARLO c. CARROLL Esq, as candidate for the of
fice of judge of the Court of Common Pleas OF the
second subdivision Of the Eighth Judicial district
ofthe State of Ohio, at the general Election and
oblige many voters OF Belmont Monroe and
Guernsey Counties.
arPapers in the district please copy.
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July Sd, lS5
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"The Shipwreck" was accidentally sTept
out, but it has been recovered, and will ap-
pear in our next issue.
"Lines to c." will be TO see mex. week.
Expectation" hay be expected soon.
"How spent the Fourth will appear
In our next.
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JNotice the Advertisement in another
column of Thoburn & Hadden. Wheeling.
Va. We can cordially recommend the firm
as worthy Of patronage.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
4 Iersigned, John H Piper Administrator with the
will annexed OF Thomas Barr cit, deceased, will offer
for sale, on
TCESD.7T, .fUGUST 70, 1856.
at 10 O'clock NJ. of said day the premises, the
following described premises situate IN the county of
Belmont and State OF Ohio and being part of Section
No. p, Township No. Q, and Range No G, in the dis
trct oflands sold Seubenvil!e and being the
premises ofwhich the said Thomas Barrett died seized,
excepting therefrom so acres off of the South side
thereof by line running due East and West the same
having been devised by the said Thomas Barrett to
Hanson Barrett said premises supposed 10 contain
~ acres, less. Said real estate is situate
about and quarter miles North East of FairvIew
and one fourt of q mile North of the National Road.
Terms of SALE cash. JOHN II. PIPER.
jyIOl Admir- with the will annexed of Thos Barrett.
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u. WILSON.

The Buffalo Courier sneers at Fremont
as an sexplorer and engineer" What
else was Gen. Washing ton when called to
the service of his country!
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srPapers in tie distnc; please copy.
MEDICAL.

e The Belmont Medical Society, will meet at the
National Hotel In ST. Clairsville the 18th inst.
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
a. WEST. Secty
Julv 3d. 1856.
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Boh the Ointment and Pills should le used IN
the fo'LOyriu0 cases.
SILK.N d SIfAIILS.

SIO,GOA worth Of Silks < Shawls embracing the
richest IL STYLES well As some OF the
greatest bargains Oife ed in the west we chaf-
Ipnce auy house show large stock, prsItiHr
silks o at as low price. Our stuck Of Grape and
StiIla ShawS were great Prettier cheaper
articles the line. Invite the CLOSE CAsH buy
who good judges, esPceialy as every way
worthy their attention S"ONE & THOMAS.
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To the Young Men Of Ohio.

The National Republican Convention ha.
presented to the friends ofFreedom as can
didates for President and vice President o.
the United States, John C. Fremont, oi
California, and William L Dayton, of New
Jersey. Upon their election hang the hopes
of Freedom and the perpetuation OF our
Republican Institutions. The issue present
ed is one worthy the efforts and labors Of
the vigorous and warm hearted young men
of Ohio. 1t commends itself to their patriot.
ism and demands their organized action.
In view of these considerations i: is pro-
posed to hold Young Mems Republican
Convention to ratify the Dvminat ions of
Fremont and Dayton, and also to organize
for the campa gn. The undersigned, dele
gates and others in attendance upon the
Philadelphia Convention, invite the young
men Of Ohio to meet with them in mass
conventiDD at the city of Dayton on We'd
nesday, the 3Oth day of July, 1856, for the
purpose aforesaid.
AS our cause is just let our union be per-
feet.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1856,
F. D. Kimball, of VI edna county.
l.. G Critcntield OF Delaware -
Geo H. Frey, of Clark
Lewis Gunckel, OF Montgomery county.
Barton ). Kyle, of Miami
h. Z. Peck. OF Lorain
r. Brinkerhoof, OF Richland
VIM. Ii. Gibson, of Seneca
Ii. ID. Cooke, of Erie
p Riser, OF Ashland
J. ii. Baker, of Ross
&. F. Wocott, of Summit
J Buckingham, OF Licking
G.. II Catch, OF Hardin -
Miller Pennington, OF Belmont
VIM. Dennison, Jr., OF Frank lin
L. K. Stanley, OF Vinton
Israel Green, of Morgan
1hos. u. Mitchell, OF Hamilton
Il ID. Lincoln,
Medard Fels,
Charles E. Cist, q"
Thos Spooner;
Geo. Hoadly, Jr.,
Job Pugh,
David heaton, of Butler d
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AUCTION JOBS

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is
- hereby given that at the Probate Court for Bel
mont county the undersigned was appointed and quail
ed Executor of the estate of Ann Pigeon, iae oil
Belmont county. decd.
All those indebted said estate, requested to
make immediate payment, aud those having rlaims
against said estate notified TO present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
ju33tl SAMUEL w. STANLEY, EAT
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Nttu AObtrtistlutllts.
THOBURN & MADDEN.

THOBURN & HADDEN,
Grocers, Flour and Produce Dealers,
43 Main Street, opposite Blacks Tavern,
WHEELING, VA.
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! THRILLING NARRATIvE,-The

A THRILLING NARRATIVE,-The
IA subscribers have now in press and will publish
on esd o: May. the thrilling narrative of
Edsell, Pearson, Gatwood and Savage,
Who were rescued, a.te- having been buried alive
fourteen days and thirteen hours without food
hundred feet under ground, at the Blue Rock Coal
Mines.
Their manuscript copy of the narr alive is authenti
Gated blythe following card:
1--WE, the undersigned, have had the foregoing Mar
raiive read to u.s. II has been taken down by Robert
II. Gilmore, as told by US 10 him. 1t IS correct in
every particular, and gives faithful account of
dongs and sufferings while in the NINE We have
given full narrative TO no other person.
WILLIAM EDGELL,
JAMES PEARSON,
JAMES GATwoop,
EDWARD SAVAGE"
Orders ar solicited. Single copies will he sent by
mail for 25 cents. liberal discount those who
buy to sell again. Address,
GILMORE & BENNETT,
GAINESVILLE. Ohio
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Shocking case Of Scrofula Cured.

New York, December 9th 1852.
Dear Sr:-I deem it but justice you, The
inventor of a great medci Ie, to send yon short
history of my own case. am 81 years of age. At
thirteen was attacked with Scrofula, which formed
Pustules and broke out in large ulcers my neck
near the cola, bOne and from thence extended nearly
up to the LEFT ear. About six months since | com
menced using your Forest Wine and Pills. (followng
the directions which, in nine weeks cured me-
The scars, although now sound bear testimony of
the dreadful manner in which was afflicted After
nearly fourteen years suffering now rejoice to say
that my health is fully restored hy your remedies, al
othe rs having proved quite Intellectual.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
SaNITEI pnCN
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Probate Court.
The STATE Of Ohio, Belmont County, S.S.
= Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the follow ing Executors Adj miuistra-
tors ana Guardians have filed heir counts and
vouchers in my office for settlement, In wit:
T.C- Hamilton, Guardian of Israel Housh
j. and &. Medley, Executors OF Joseph Medley decd
farvn Wright, admir- of Moses d. Cove, deed.
isaac Ii. Chandler, Admit with the will annexed of
Samuel Dunn, decd.
Isaac Reed, Admir- of John Reed decd
Price Cornwall. Admir- of J ames Scott deed
George Meek, Admir- with The will annexed of Robert
Dent, drC'd
q d Beeks. Guardian of Mary V. Beeks.
William Smith, .9Gm'r de hOnis with the will an
neNcd of ohio Barnes. decd.
W llII3m Smith, Admir- of CaIe, Barn eS. decd
VIM. Wilkinson. Guardian of J. l.. AID j. Bowles
Robert Major. Admir- of Thomas Major, deed.
o. J. Swamcy, Executor Of William Swarey d cd.
Sarah Wilson. Adn,ix of John Wilson, decd
A. and Saml- F. Davis m RS of Jacob Davis lee d.
E. u StOnehreaker and Wn.. Glover Adm'Is OF Israel
Wilkinson, decd.
Benz Beam. Guardian of Mary \. an George ucker
and Jchn Beam.
Mary Wiidman, Exrx Of Joseph WiIhman deed.
The first six above named will he for
ing and sCti lemen the U;h. tile next six ON the
Ith and the six last the l2ih days of July next
Jcl93tl DAVID HARRIS, Pribate Judge
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

II HERE is no longer a question, Or
doubt in the minds ofthose who bCsi ac-
quaintcd with the advantages the Cleveland Wool
Depot offers for the sale of Wouis Of its Importance
aud pr acticability
Located, Is, at the outlet Of the reat wool
growing West being of easy aCC cess tn wooi-grOwcr
and merchants, and within n hours ride of the
most distant manufactures of New ngland, II pos
sesses great advantages.
Manu- FAC turers Excepting those who are engaged
spectators i'll oOs.) speak in the highest terms
of This system, and the many satisfactory letters we
receiving from our wool growing friends, have
stiiu, lated increase efforts to make this
hou what it should hea safe and reliable channel
for the sale of their woods. 1t has surmoUntcd all
the difficulties aud oppositions that could well be
brought against any rprse by Class of specua-
tors opposed to il, and il now has more aud stronger
recommendations than ever. We have spared uo
pains nor expenses in making ample arrangements
for all who may wish to avail themselves oil the ad
vantages arising from this manner of grading aud
selling woods. Merchants, and wool growers, VINO
wish realize their woods, delivery at our De-
pot, Can he accommodated with liberal advances.-
If desired sacks i'll be sent heretofore to those
wishing send us their wool, and WOOL THlNE
for tying nceccs, will be furnished at from IL {"
20 per pound.
When several in one neighhorhood wish us to for
ward sacks or twine, prefer sendin. to one ad-
dress. Our customers in Illinois, and the western
States, will find that ordering sacks from us will
them much trouble and insure the sale arrival
of the wool here sacks are all numbered, and
stamped Cleveland Wool Depot and after being
filed hy cOnsignors. will require no Other mtrks.
We hope for a liberal patronage, our charges arc
low for handling and selling, and promise our
employers that our undivided attention shall he de
voted 10 their interest. Very Respectfully,
Nav l5 SO 3m GOODAI.E & co.
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Corn and Oats.

Corn and Oats.
| 600 Bush. Corn;
L 1000 - Oats,
| Wanted al market prices for cash, hy
jyl0tfl THOBURN & HADDES
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Cure of Palsy.

The following Testimony, given us by Mr.. lothian 2.
Condit of Orange, N. j., shows the extraordinary
effects of this Wine and Pills in Paralysis.
Orange, N. j., Feb. 18th 1853.
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Piles and Fistulas.

These and other distressing complaints he efecfu
ally cured if the Ointment lie well rubbed in the
parts affected and by otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot
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CA AWHWGDNs o

T W. Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia. Barnes Il
Park. New York John d. Park, Cincinnati Parnard
Adams & Co, ST. Louis and by Druggists ana Mer.
chants generally throughout the United States and
Canadas.
LAuauLISes & BusnrIELD, Genoral Agents,
may |, ST ly Wh'eiins,'a'
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HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE, & GUM-c0ATED
FOREST PILLS.
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World
100000

And Thousands of Lives saved from PREMATURE
GRAVE, by this late discovery.
Testim onals of the most unexceptionabIe charac-
ter continually pouring in from every part of the
Country, bearing witness 10 the unparalleled eficac
of these Medicines
The following show the number of cases cured, as
certified to by letters and other testimonials received
from all parts of the Union and British Colonies
from the lst of January, 1859, January LIST, 1853
inclusive:
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But short time has elapsed since these great and
good Medicines have heen made known to the uubic
yet thousands have already experienced their good
effects Invaids gwen by their physicians in
durable, have found relief and been restored 10 sound
and vigorous health from their use. The great
mount of good these Medicines have done, has In
duced thousands 10 recommend them their friends
Men of integrity and Physicians have lclOned
their use, and recommend them to the public.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOz. A MARVELLOUS AGE,
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
IE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum & Scorbutie
UumorS

No remedy has done much for the cure Of die
Of the skin whstevcr they may assume, this
Ointment No case of Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore Heads
ScrOa Erysinela. long withstand its influence.
The has travelled nay parts of the globe,
visiting the principal hospitals. dispensing this On'
mcnt giving advire its application and has thus
been the restoring countless numbers to health
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TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS

. Her. cee BIZ psos' slceet and boany."
NOTHING can make a mouth pretty but pretty
Y teeth. The mouth is the gate OF lis, n0lsct it
not, If neglected and not kept in good repair, you
cant have good health and what is more unsightly
than mass OF lecaTcd teeth
| am happy to tell you, people Of Kenosha, and
nav friends in the country, that l am repairing
mouths fixing mp old teeth and putting in new ones
as natural as life, IL moi more So at prices which will
come within the means of all. | am q plain liver
with light expenses. This gives good health and
= clear conscience, while il enables work cheap
You viii meet with many pretty facc, that had been
entirely despoiIed of it's charms, and which would
haze rena ne. 81 but for my skill iii replacing and
repairing los, and decayed teeth and prices vastly
below what mere thinkers are in the habit of
charging Old jobs repaired neatly and chcaplY
have received instructions from ore of the very
best operators in the country and have all The adj
vantage Of knowledge OF the latest improvements
of tho art. in regard to which | keen myself fully
pos ed The poor well as the rich should eni "
ia. benefits OF this and il is all nonsense il not
or ninal Ia pat this kind of work at such cxorbtant
pr.cas as to coninc its benefits To the rich alone
Particular attention paid 20 the correction of the
irregularities of youth.
Chillrcn's teeth extracted gratis.
Advice do
Yours. &c,
ISAAC GEORGE
Kenosha, August 2, %.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.

In the The atbauie Clapp deceaasd;
NOTICE is hereby that by and pursuance
license made in said the I'd day of March D.
BY the County Court Of said County the undersigned admins
rstrN OF said will the eighth day Of November D.
1876 between the hours Of aud six O'Clock W. offer for
sale 81 pubic yRudGe te late residence of said ~ b. Clamp
deceased the llcwn. Wit The undivided
W. thhas 81 the south quarter Of section three
t) toxin NJ, two ~ north range 2l cast
The undivided tFo thirds Of tho south half south
o. Secton tweutythrfe (3'l township Ne (2l range
twenty-five (22) containing ia both above parcels 2iO
Of land more less: Also undivided haf Of the
north quarter Of section twenty 22 township No
two 2north OF range twenty (2Z( containing
the last described piece hundred Sky
less situated in the and kenosha county
SARAH b. CLAPP. Admx.
Dated Keno.ha, Oct 18th 1850 [3wl9.
~ The whole interest in The above Farm viii he sold on
the terms the interest OF the Of y b. Capp,
"a, the time Of the above sa!eo the purchaser
purchase, II he wishes the f title the above crbsd
lsnds. T. W EVANS. ATTY.
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In the matter Of the estate of John Durrant
IN reading and filing the petition Of Cordea Durrant ana
~ George Raibe Of Whestland, Ia Kencsha COUNTY an
state OF Wisconsin, and taking due proofs same re-
presenting among other things that John Durrant Wheat
land the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1886 died intestatr
leaving goods chaels and estate within this county and
that the petitioners widow and sonnaw Of said de-
ceased, and praying that administration Of said estate be
granted to Robert g. Mcclellan 1t ordered that said pc
on be heard before the Judge Of this Court Saturday
Me 22d day of November, A. D. 1856, 10 O'Clock NJ at
ms office In the city aud county OF Kenoba And is fur
her ordered that notice hereofbe given the heirs said
deceased and TO all interested by publishing copy
OF this order for three successive prior to said day OF
hearing IN the kenosha Tribune Telegraph weekly news
paper printed and published at Kenosha in said county
Dated, Kenosha, Oct. 2S, 1856. JON b. JIrsUN
3w20 co,n,r Id