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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN tu all whom il may concern
n that lb,. undersigned will make application Ia the
Board of supervisors of The county ot Butte ai ne
regular meeting cf said Boa"d 10 b. held at lrovile
in said county ot Hulr on the first Monday IN HoVem
ber next fr a license 10 estIbsh and keep Ferry
across en- h,r r yer. NJ point known rs " LolopI
Ranrhera" something over one mile above Me-
ConnelI's Ferry in said county OF Butte,
ornyiIle Sept eG. lah6 ". HALE.
HARMS & BuRr, Auy's for Applicant s2s-m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
WEEKLY BCTiE RECORD

For cirrtltiln in thr mntp2 and Agricultural liz
irIs at fa'' cr}t. ti} untun Ai",G HHl 81 h,rf u
n'w- of th" " r, dtcrsp"f.ri with iutarr-tiag nt-
crliaHr"us reading matter n viii contain twenty
Stght columns ~ rcudtux matter anl will be one ST
the Hrgr-l aud ch"np"~f Wr'tjt Newspapers ia The
Stn'c. Published every Saturday. rtrme-S3 per
AHntun: ~iX mouths. -; three nuu'h~. 81
ApvEHrl~ENESr,. per square ol tcn line or l"s'.
ar>t in.rriiuu - 80
Eacn Subsequent insertion. l 80
rT" 4 iihcral ldrIucljuuw viii be madc in favor of
those who advertise 10y the Year
Rs- Business card. inserted on reiisonublcterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
NOTICE

= Office l. tert'y gN"u, that the undersh ned
~ will apply Ia tie toad Of sup rNeofs ~ and
or Butte County. nt ~ NoNen her Ittn a. y 'r'n'
r as soon TIA rpaf,r ~ uppHcHuon oih be h' hrd'
'or IA Bridge aud Fcrr! License across r"ut liner
River. ut or near j. junction wrh he North totk OF
Gather River. in HidWcll township in said county.
ROBERT 7. VAN NnEBEN.
oo5w JO~lFH T.. y. IEWl-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
PROBATE NOTICE

A LII persons holding claims against The estate q
n Victor Laudiere Eeceased, late of Bute county,
are hereby notified to present them WIN propti
youch, r. the undersigned, within Ten mohlhs from
th. date or be forever barred
r HOBART.
K1sPuble Administrator Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
FERRY NOTICE

NOTlCE j. hrrrhy given thai the undersigned
" will apply to the roHrd Of supervisors ia and
Tor RulIc County. al their ext regular meeting. tor
License /" run Ferry and Bridge across the Middle
Fork of Feather Ris,r ieW rods above the Junction
ut the North fork OF sald river.
SYLVESTER =. SAVAGE.
Ridweii, Aug Is. l-,6. nugG 4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

TENIiE CO-rARTNERSiIP r hbcclotorr cNI~iug be-
n tween he undersigned. WAS dIssolNrI H. na.
tuol consent the 9Th at september. ls"6
The partnership business Will be sctltd lN u. II.
Bliven < Co, at thnrIts's y Il. BlfNlN.
u. +. ROGER-.
Charley's Rnuch. -ept -. 1a:6. sl-.lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
Notice Of Application for Pardon.
STATE or CALtFOENlA, -
CoUATY or Bt1Ik. N'

STATE Eo2Ery OF 'AL'r2EIiA' ~ r ,iTI ,ss.
Io he fi5iora5ie ] T.. ". Lcris, Prcsjdipy Jafte
~ Mf Court 81 N.,Stua. an amt FER Hpflc GohUf4.
aad ! J. kiemf, hiS'tt ltorncB of sa,d county
NTOTlCE l. HENERN GIVEN, THAT AN Ar-
! pratinn viii b" made ia ili- EAortltHcl, j.
NeclN Juhn-"h, G"Nrrunr ot the State ui California,
i"I he pardon oi iirurl lIpmtn. now prisoner IA
N" states Pr-un. lao was convicted in HE Court ct
Sessions, of The crime ol assault wth intent ia con-
ut rape. N SAID county ul Huuc, and ou thc ,tth
day of August eighteen hundred aud h0y-sjN, 1-j6l
sentenced 10 TWO years Imprisonment ia thc Stale's
Prison. III. WATERMAN.
We do hereby acknowledge service ot the iorcgn-
inG notice, at Bidwrn, lhis tiud day of >cptrmbtr
A. -. l-J6 THOMAS WELLS,
Acting District Attorney "a said cause.
JoS T.. y. LEWIS, touu'N Judge,
and Prt>jdlH. Judee ~ the Cunrt ui sessions.
ArTtsr The foregoing !. true copy Of the origi-
nal Notice, now ON ii' ia my 'lce.
" luc>e mN hand aud Seal, this
Stplcmbtr An, A u I-56.
~LAL- MILES CUAPIN,
Clerk.
RaWrlI. September ijh 1896 s,r1ut
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
SHERIFF SALE

EDY WRIT f. ef an execution issued out oi Jus
EG tees Court ". : Stafford. lusIcc OF lh" Peace,
in and for Ridwtll Township. county Of bu'ir hud
state of CaHturnin To me directed and driivcrcd
commanding me fo make HE sum Ot one huhdrt Il
aud twenty nine dollars Al d fitl cents debt aud sN
dollar. cost ot suit, together with all he costs accrd>
ing on said writ. wherein Joseph tIlckahl - ilAlhuH
and Jorv Howard il the Defendant, have levied
upon and will cNpo~r at Pnbrc sale 10 Ia" highest
bidder for cu,h on the 18th da! OF october, \. H.
l-I6 between the honr- prescribed ny law al ct The
nhnvp namrd DEFENDANTS right. tliic ana interest IN
and IA ,bp huidiur .i'tat Il ON Nmrr Street IN the
tnnn of Bidwrll iiutte County California, 'et~crh
Louis Rergerules Hotel and the Chinese store aud
tnrne rly known n DANES Toners ilons"-sad bud-
iny being about twenty by forty feet. and one story
hiyh uI.n a small building shed in he rear To
gthrr with the lot on which The buildings are "ca
tel safe To take place N the town ri B'dweIl county
and state aforesaid in front Of Henry keeier :
Bankin and Exchange Office.
sheriff Office, October >. 1876.
p FREFR. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
NOTICE

vHSUE CC.PARTNEks iliP heretofore eHntIg he.
n tween Brown q iinhman = his Day diss"NEo
Y mutual consent Al persons baVing claims hR'ifA
ne firm are requested 10 present lkrm Tor Ia!mrns
nd those ind, bied. politely requestf TO eau m
mediaiey and settle their act ounts or They viii ee
,,Ia..d in the hands Of an Officer for collection
'N " ID. A BROWN.
WP. HOFFMAN.
Oroville, August 30, 1856. augSosA
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
COUNTY TKEASIEE&'S OFFICE,
HlpwELL. July II h. lS56.

NOTICE i. hereby givne that all persons holding
" Butte County Warrants paXabie from The gene
ra fund registered hptweel February 10th. 1856, and
MAY 7th 1856, that the same will be redeemed
on ptnseutaliou nj my uf'cr. And notice Is further
given that frofi and uC-r this date, said warrants
will cease 10 bear hicrts'
WILLIAM LATflMoRE.
Treasurer of Rutie County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
DISSOLUTION

1OIH
vavuE CO>PAGrNEH~ilIP herclnfore ryi>nr be
4 tween lanes H. Brass and John D. keating. Is
This day dissolved by mutnal consent. All debts due
the la,e fru, mn ne paid 'o James u Rrsss. aho
lone is auth, rizrd 10 use the name nf The firm in
iauida;un Al demands against the late firm of
j. D. KeatiuV \ Co. will be pnid nv jam u Brass.
ItNES H. BR AS.
JOHN D. KEATiNG.
Oroyi,le August l6. 1856 augl6-tt1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF 81,
pEHNISORS, IN AND FOR
BUTTE COUNTY AUGUST
TERM, 4. y 1896.


ElpwtLL august 13th, l-j6.
IN the lT'her of Tie Diriaon # OlhU
I"rH>hp iUfo No4ooi IiHric'S
UT ORDERED nN THE BotRD That Orhir
d Township hr ard hereby Is divUcd into school
District. a. ioll VS. to WI:
DISTRICT NO |.
Con mencing at oliver Murray house. ON the bauk
Of Fcathcr river. ia nee up ltaNtc or Slough. 80
br creek, thcuc" up nr} trcck. tuking ltc rl"ht
hand tork If SAID Greek untl NE line strikes The Huo
Of bidWcll Township
DISTRICT No. ..
Commencing at oliver MURRAY : house. on the bank
of +, ahrr river thence running in straight hnc by.
md inciu,in- the Prairie House. Until it strikes The
W,audoue Township liuc thence down the line Of
District No. ]. to the place ot hceinntng.
DISTRICT no 3.
Shall embrace an the rcInain.lcr Of ophr Town
ship not included il either oi lhc first two districts.
Attest: II true copy NIl.tS tlINI ~,
tlerk Of Board of Supervisors.
BY NJ. III. DARRArH, Deputy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
Oroujilt Iajiq Bpttc Accor0.
PUBLISHED DAILY (>UNpAy~ txcEPrED) BY
GEO II. CROSETTE.
-

=" 0Frtcr- Record Gajl,inc on Myers Street.
East side, between hIou;sonery and Bird, Oro,ilic
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPER
NISORS IN AND FOR BUTTE
COUNTY, AUGUST TERN, =.
ID. 1896.
ElnwELL, August II. l-'f. 4
In the matter Of the Ijr'Sjon q iltte
COuntV into Superr'Sor ftSHif.S.
ETIS ORDERED by TIA" Roari lha' from and after
q the date hereof. the bnuf -it- uuj truhrrs of
ne supervisor Districts for Butte Count! ,hall be as
follows, to vi.
DISTRICT NO ]
Shall be composed OF and 'mlrnr" the townships Of
Oro, Nyandolte. Bldwr.l and Mountain Spring.
DISTRICT NO
shall be composed o. and embrace the townships of
Hamilton, Eureka and Ophir.
DISTRICT NO 9
Shall be composed of aud embrace the Townships OF
Ore on aud kcn>hcw and Chico
Aucsi; a true copy. MILES thAPlN,
Clefk NJ Board "f Supervisors.
Bp VI II DARRACn. Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE
PROBATE NOTICE

A IL. persons holding claims against the estate OF
"a James p Hughes. deceased. late of Butte coun-
w. are hereby notified to present them with proper
vouchers to the Undersigned within ten months from
q lis date or they VIII br forever barred
X. HOBART
Public Administrator Butte Co.
Bdwe Oct. 81, lsJ6 ol-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
SgIERIrFS SALE.

Ry DARRAOH. Deputy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28
Mr. Inn p Skeltnn.

We copy the following from the Nevada
(Calo. Journal" Of January 4th. We feel
no little graiifed at seeing our sold aevil'
SO highly, and we know SO justly, spoken
of, and hope soon TO see him in orr midst:
CHANoE.-We chronicle with mleigned
regret the withdrawal of Mr.. JoHN p.
SHELTON from the proprietorship of this
paper. BY those who have known our old
partner, long and well, we run no hazard Of
being charged with hIalutin when we say
that more gen,emonly aud high minded
young man never stuck Il type in printing
office, or presented Till Tor payment. A
warm and undying attachment to relatives
in the valley OF the Mississippi, with whom
he wishes in few months to be again uni
ted, has induced him TO dispose OF his inter-
est in the Journal The tie is strong that
binds us TO kindred and fartherland, but il
tee feelings of our no longer partner are as
poignant at parting, as those OF his associ-
ates remaining in the Office, he will find the
separation from lis us sad as from that Of
kindred and home.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28

and power. Principles, SO intrinsically
sound, and so inherently correct, rnust,soon-
'er or later, command The earnest support Of
all honest minded true patriots. Old party
organizations and party ties, will give way
before the majesty of truth, and the force
of sound patriotism. The old Democrat
ic party is making death struggle 10 main
tain its ancient supremacy, and TO galvanise
life and vigor into its decaying body. But
tnasmuch as the old issues between the late
parties, are either conceded or abandoned,
there is now nothing left for them to fight
over; and one of the old parties, now calling
itself "democrat" without reason, is stand
ing upon platform Of but a single plank,
and that of foreign timber.
/ can conceive Of but two reasons why
any man can refuse adhesion to the princi-
plies of our order-and they are, either ig-
noraDce Of the facts and consequent insensi-
bilty TO the danger that threatens the coun-
try, or want Of patriotism.
But have an abiding confidence in the
intelligence and integrity Of the masses, and
to them look, TO give success and triumph
10 the practical operations of our order.
Very truly yours, &c. .sen.
Tle r. G. EWING.
Messrs. Henry, Holmes, and Reeves
| CoinmInittee .t A.. u.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28
bounty Land warrant Lost.

TIME undersigned hereby notifies the public
l. that some time dnring the month of May,
1855 her Bounty Land Warrant, No. SO $50, for
eighty acres, and which was issued from the De
partlnent of the Interior Of the United States. I'M
der act of September %, 1880. and dated April
-, 1852, and was mailed from Glasgow, Howard
County Missouri, TO her, in Virginia, and has
never been heard from since, and is doubtless lost
Said warrant was never assigned by her to any
one OF in blank, nor has she ever voluntarily par
ted with said warrant in any manner whatever
She has entered capeat at the General Land Office
to prevent the issue of patent to any fraudulent
claimant, and shall apply 10 the Commissioner of
Pensions for a duplicate of the same. She eau
tons the public against trading for the said war
raut. ELIZABETH A. HERNDON.
Campbell county, Va, Feb. 90, lS56-6w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28
Weston and Randolph County Railroad

A meeting OF The Directors of the above
Road is TO take place in Carrollton, to-
morrow. The friends of this road on the
western part OF tile route, are quite active'
and are determined TO give it a start, and
we call the attention Of the people Of our
place, and county, to the subject. II is
proposed 10 build the road from Weston, in
Plutte county, TO some point in Randolph
county, where it will intersect the North
Missouri Road. We think the people west
are determined 10 have connection with
this road, and if, instead of connecting in
Randolph county, the road should pass
through Howard, and form connection in
Boone, or pass through Boone, and connect
in Galloway; or even connect at suitable
point on the Missouri river, with the Pa
oiGc Road, il would be better FIR all par
ties than 10 form the connection in Randolph:
Short roads are not SO likely to pay as long
ones--and The eastern end OF the above road,
terminating IN Galloway, would dram rich
and populous country: whereas should it
terminate in Randolph county, from Bruins
wick to the Junction, its business would
mainly have to be made.
We throw out these suggestions, 10 cali
attention 10 the subject, and elicit discus
sion. We take it for granted the people OF
the section interested are not going TO set
with folded hands, and be fenced out, while
other and less favored sections are striving
to bring themselves within few hours oI
the commercial centre and metropolis Of the
State. After the meeting proposed, VIC
will recur 10 the subject again.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28
ExeCniOrS, sale.

WE the undersigned, will sell 10 the highest
wv bidder, on Monday, the third day OF March,
next, al the late residence Of John Dalton, de-
ceased, on a credit of twelve months, all the per-
sona properly of the said deceased, consisting of
about 800 barrels Of Corn, 40 head Of Cattle in
fine condition; about 60 head Of which are Stears,
three and four years old, which may be bought
for cash on reasonable terms, at any time previous
TO or on the day of sale. There are ten good brood
mares, all in foa; one 3 year old mule, and stall
lion, Young COpperbottOm, which is not
surpassed by any horse in the country lie also
may he bought 1T private sale, for cash or time.
There are 4 yoke of Oxen, 80 or 40 Mich Cows,
Hogs, Sheep, Wagon, Plows, &c; Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale will continue from day 10 day, until
all is disposed Of Bond with approved security
required of the purchasers.
LISBON ApPLEG ATE, r,,..
JOHN T. DoXEY, EN''
Fell 81, 1S56-tds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that, hT virtue
l. of an order made by the county court of
Howard county within and for the county OF
Howard, in the matter Of the Estate Of John
Ford, late of said county deceased, I, Samuel C..
Major, Public Administrator Of Howard county,
and having in charge the estate OF John Ford, de-
ceased, will, on the first Monday in Nav next,
1856, at the Court House in the town of Paris,
in the county Of Monroe, between the hours OF .
A. NJ, and p. NJ, OF that day, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder on credit Of
six months, the-purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, thefollowing described real Es-
tate, belonging 10 the estate of the said John Ford
and situate in the county Of Monroe, to-wit: The
east half the Northwest quarter, and the West half
of The Northeast quarter of section eight, 81
township frty-f (jJ, )rcngeten (lol containing
100 acres
SAMUEL C. MAJOR,
Public Administrator Of Howard county,
Having in chargesaid Estate.
Feb. IA, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28
Letter from Mr.. Ewing.
LExtXoroN, Feb. 5, Is

LExtNGToFS rto. D, 1000.
GENTLEMEY:-Yo Yours OF the lst inst, in
wiling me TO address q mass meeting of the
American Party on the 22nd February, has
been received.
1t is my present purpose to attend the Ma
tional Convention, 10 convene in Philadel-
pha on the day Of your meeting; but il any
thing should intervene to prevent me from
going, ! am engaged to be at Chillicothe on
that day.
am pleased TO hear of these mass meet
ings of the party. The time has come for
an open and public defence of its principles.
The platform Of the party is sound snd en-
inently national. 1t is alike unassailable by
the demagogue and the ignorant. 1t will
prove alike invulnerable 10 the assaults OF
the pampered ofIice-holder and the reckless
politician, in the constant pursuit Of place
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28
Elm Ridge Academy.

The 9th session Of the above Institution
opens on Monday, March 3rd. Mr.. Roru-
WELL will continue at the head Of the
school with competent assistants. There
is hut few schools where better facilities
are afforded for obtaining thorough educa-
ton, and we are glad to know that the
school is in prosperous condition. Those
Immediately interested have it in contem-
plation TO erect larger and more suitable
buildings, and Elm Ridge Academy may
be regarded as permanent, institution.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28
Executors, Xnticc.

~ have obtained from the county Court Of
Howard County, letters tcstamentary on the estate
Elijah Warden, deed, late OF said county, bear
ing date February 9TH, 1856.
All persons indebted to said estate ore requested
10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it will present the same, properly
authenticated, within ono year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit. and If not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
CONGREYE J. WARDEN, 1rx,.s
WILLIAM L. WARDEN,
Feb. ii, lSj6-3w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28

notice is hereby given that, by virtue
l. OF an order made by the county court, within
and for the county Of Howard, in the matter Of
the Estate Of James w. Harris, late of said coun-
ty, deceased, |, Samuel C. Major, Public Admin
istrator of Howard county, and having in charge
the estate of James w, Harris, deceased, will, on
the second Monday in March next, 1856, al the
Court House door, in the town of Carrolton. in
the county OF Carroll, between the hours Of 0 A.,
M. and P. NJ, Of that day, offer Tor sale at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, on q credit of
six months, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security, the following described real es-
tate belonging TO the estate OF said James w.
Harris, and situate in said county Of Carroll, to-
wit; The west half of the Southwest quarter Of
section eight and the North half of the Norlh-
west quarter of section seventeen, township fhty
two, range twenty-three.
SAMUEL c. MAJOR,
Public Administrator OF Howard county,
Having in charge said estate.
February Ia, 1886.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28

TIE MuRDEnEns OF GoRDEN CAUGHT.
The murderers of Mr.. Gorden, engineer
Of the North Missouri Rail Road have been
apprehended. Edward d. Worrill was
caught in Dover, Delaware, and w. II.
Bruff was taken in Nashville, Tenn. The
above are supposed to be their real names.
They were deserters from thesarmy at Fort
Leavenworh, and passed downthe country
under assumed names. Thev were taken
on the same day, though thousand miles
apart.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28
American Platform.

We give to-day the National Platform Of the
American Party, and the Platform of the Party
In Howard. They will do to stand by, and men
who cannot, or will not stand on them, must 60
on the abnlitonsde in the Motif, or to the aideis
and abetters OF Northern Sbolitionism, In the
South. -..-
The National American Convention was in ses-
zion, in Philadelphia, last week, and the accounts
we have ffomit, are not Of a cheering nature. 1t
seems the slavery Planll-the twelfth sections
too national for some, who prefer success to prn-
ciple, and il the telegraph reports are reliable, it
has been stricken out. What has been substtu-
ted we know not. But we believe the South is
represented by men who will stand or die by the
twelfth section. If they are oyerpowered, we
trust the rumor is true, thai they withdrew, and
acted separately, on the present platform. They
will be Sustained in the South, and by large
body Of Northern conservative men.
II the North must make everything tow 10 their
snti-slavery views, and if they are Americans
only because opposition to foreigners assist ir
carrying out their views, and they seek to drive
foreigners to the South, TO aid in overturning our
social institutions, why 50 be it. The South viii
have double incentive to strengthen her in he
devotion t6 her position. Let the North make
Americanism secondary to her anti-slavery view
drive foreigners from the North to the South
as means of assisting her in her unholy foray
against sayery--let foreigners be made the shut
tls-cock-and the South can only meet the issue
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28
NEW STORE.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the cit
l. liens of Howard County that he intends
opening ont in the city of Glasgow, at the early
opening of navigation, an entirely
New stock OF DFy Goods,
in all its variety, purchased in New York and
Philadelphia, entirely for cash. Therefore he
will be able TO furnish the citizens of Howard
county with goods as low as they can be pur-
chased any where at retail.
He solicits call flom all. His store-room is
the large new Brick room between Massrs. Spots
wood 4 Kirkbride, and T. A. Savage.
L. Il. GUERIN.
February %, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28

CLARK II. Green, ESQ.
BY last Sundays mail received letter
from Maj. David R. Coulter of Union coun-
ty Ark, stating that the Boy stolen by
Horne and who escaped from the sheriff oil
sAid county while in 81. Louis was caught
and is now in Arkansas. During the pas.
sage from St. Louis TO Arkansas an Irish.
\nan cut the rope the boy was tied with and
\ut him ashore--he was again caught
torne is still in isil-he has not had his
Asl. s.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-28

George W. Ward, Guardian OF
Thomas Ward,
vs.. Petition in attachment.
NTOW comes the plaintiff aforesaid by his at
~ torney and files here in Court, his petition SET
ting forth that the defendant. Joseph Bynum is
indebted to him, the said plaintiff, as guardian rs
aforesaid, by promisory note, dated the 18th day
of March, iS47 in the sum Of three hundred and
ninety-siX dollars, with interest from the COM
mencement of this suit, and praying the Court
that Judgment may be rendered against the de-
PENDANT for the amount with interest on the same,
and 1t appearing TO the Court that the said Joscyh
Bynun is not resident Of the State os Missou-
ri,t is therefore ordered by the coult that said Jos.
Bynum be notified that unless he shall be and APP
pear in the Howard Circuit Court at its next term,
10 be begun and held at the Court House. in the
town of Fayetie, in Howard County, Mo-. on
the first Monday in June next, and answe: or de-
nur to the petition of the plaintiff, the same will
be tax en- against him as confessed, and judgment
rendered accordingly. II is therefore ordered that
publication of this order be made in some newspa-
per, published in this county, for rour weeks sue
cessively, the last insertion to be at least four
weeks before the first day of the noXt term Of tins
Court, and this cause is continued.
Given under my hand and official seal, this 2ttil
day Of January.
ANDREW COOPER, Clerk.
! Feb. ii, 1S56-iw.