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Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

Encourage homc.-A lady at Troy. \ Y.
could not suit herself TO carpet in that
city. and wen, TO tho Metropolis for it.
After she had got il home and on the floor,
.he found that what SIZE had bought for
Brussels was actually made in Troy. and
might have been bought there at fifty
cents less per yard than she paid
Read the advertisements Of our home
manufacturers. and don't go 10 the me-
fropolis.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
State Of Indiana,
Marshall County. IS.
In the Marshall Circuit Court.

In Tie MurShaII Circuit Court.
CATHERINE Fox,
Us. Complaint for Divorce.
CHARLES X. FOX y
ME Plaintiff in the above cause has filed
4 in my Office a complaint for divorce, and
it appearing by affidavit that the defendant,
Charles K. Fox, is nonresident Of the State
Of Indiana, he is notified of the tendency of
said complaint. and that the same will b.
heard and determined at the next term of said
Court, to commence at the Court House in
Plymouth on the second Monday in August,
1856. and unless he appear ana plead, an
swer or demur thereto, the same will be heard
in his absence.
Attest: NEWTON X. PACKARD. Clerk,
BY JAMES McFARLlS, Deputy.
March %, 1856-lw3
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
Potatoes Bait Ends vs.. Seed Ends.

John Brown. of Long Island. commu-
nics,ed the following 10 the Granite Far;
Iner;
several years ngo made s,me expert
ments TO satisfy myself concerning the
disputed point as to which is the best
portion Of a potato TO plant. in order to
obtain the largest and best yield. The
exact result has been lost. and having
since heared and read assertions directly
contrary TO the conclusions which then
deducted, I resolved to repeat the expert
men,. Lsstspring planted four rows
OF equal length. side By side. with two
varieties of p,aioes. In one row plan
ted none but seed-end potatoes. SO call
ed. including 9 bout one third Of the poIa-
toes. and in the next row | planted the
buil-ends of the same potatoes. had
one row of seed ends. and one row Of
butt-ends, ola variety called Peach
Blows. The yield OF these four rows
was as follows:
Pink eyes. but,.ends, roands 2l7.
seed ENDS. - 10.
Peach Blows, butt ends, = 22a.
a. seed ends. . l79.
The potatoes raised fromsthe butt
ends were much larger than those from the
seed ends. and appeared to be from a
week to ten days earlier. This result
ponds with that of my former expe-
riment, Had the whole field been plan
tod with butt-ends. the yield would have
been more than five hundred bushels to
the acre. also planted two rows next
to tbs above, half a iuber in ssch bill. cut
lengthwise so as to divide the eyes
equally. and in the other row / droppet
only small potatoes. one in each hill.
Fsom the formef dug Isl pounds. and
from the latter ia pounds. should
odd that the average yield Of the field
was about $50 pounds 10 the row. and
that large (not the very largest) potatoes
wero used for seed, cut lengthwise, with
half Of tuber in each HILL
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife
IN Nancy and mSself have thus day dis
solved p srtnership. agreeable to her previously
repesed threats. and / shall settle no debts
on her account after this d tie.
SYLVESTER S. NASH r
May 5th, 1856. .aef fa 7t3 e1t
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State OF India ma,
Marshall County.

State OF Indiana,
Marshall County.
In the Marshall Common Pleas Court, July
Term, 1856,
Jane LcFar in, Margery fIar',
James McFarin, Malissa Lewis,
Eliza Hupp, Mary Ann McFar'in.
Eleaaor McFarIn, and Elvir'
McFarlin, Petition for
rs partition,
Isabel Bssell, Jane Metcal,
Henry NJ Farlin, John McFarlin.
Har let McFarlin, and Eve inc
McFarn.
b it remembered that, on the 10Th " o.
March, A. ID. 1856, the above named peti-
tioners filed it the Office of the Clerk OF the
Marshall Common Pleas court their reti
for partition OF the lands belonging to Andrew
McFarlin, deceased, and It appearing to the
satisfa ton OF the Clerk Of said court, by the
affdav of competent per on. that the said
de endant isab | Bisse |. Jane Metcalf and
Henry McFarlin aIe non-residents of the State
OF Indiana, they are theref re hereby notified
of the filing and p ndency of said petit n /; and
that unless they appear and plead, answer or
demur thereto, or be ore the Hing Of id
cause at the n. xt tenn of S id court, to be
holden a The Court House in Plymouth. in
said County. on the third Monday in Juy
aext, the same will be heard and determined
ia their absence.
Attest: NEWTON r. PACKARD,
8tf Cler k
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

Important to Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combinations of ingredients in these
Pills, is the resul, of long and extensive prac-
tice they are mild IN their operation, aud cer-
tain at restoring nature to its proper channel.
In every instance have the Pills proved sue
cessful. The Pills invariably omen those OBJ
structious to which females arcliable, and briny
nature into its proper channel. whereby health
is restored and the pale and deathly counte-
nance changed TO healthy one. No female
can enjoy good health unless she is regular; and
whenever an obstruction takes place whether
from exposure. cold, or any other cause, the
general health Immediately begins TO decline
and the want of such a remedy has been the
cause of so many consump,iuns among young
females. To ladies whose health will not per
NIT an increase of their family. thes. pills will
prove a valuable acquisition as they will pre-
vent pregnancy. Headache. pain In the side.
palpitation Of tue heart, loathing Of food and
disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the
Eruption of nature: and whenever that is the
case the pills will invariably remedy all these
evils. Nor are they less effi>acious in the cure
of Leucorrhea, commonly called the Whites"
These pills should never be taken during
pregnancy, as they would be sure to cause
miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable,
and free from anytliinginjuri to lifeor health.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. ~. .s&~
These Pills are put up in sqrare, flat boxes.
Persons residing where there is no agency es-
tabIished. by inclosing one dollar in letter,
to O. K. Trip. fremont House, Que door from
Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, can have
them sent to their respective addresses by re-
tura mail C. L. CHEESEMAN,
Proprietor, New Ymk.
o. K. TRiPP, fremont House. general agent
for Michigan. II. b. Pershing, Agent, Piym-
outh, Ind.
Sept. 90, 1855. 27y1.
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(Ngars Il Tobacco, the best in the
z CITY, at - ROBERTS.
limitation.

A LII PERSONS having unsettled accounts
N upon my book, for services rendered
previous 10 the first January, 1856, are here
by invited to call and settle, by note or other
wise, between this and the tenth day April
next, as shall be obliged to place my ac-
counts in the hands OF others for collection
alter that date. t
ANY ONE unlble 10 pay Doctor bill wi II
please call and get re eipt.
Thankful for past confidence and favors,
solicit continuance of the same.
BENZ A GROVER.
Maxinkuctee Lake, March 20, 1856. Of
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

ali New.--Nsw House, New Goods, New
Firm, and almost nm entire new world
at Cleaveiani s flewett's New Store on
Lsporte street opposite the post office.
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FAMILY GROCERIES
6PRare Chance.pD
The undersigned wishes to sell handst
and we'll improved little 80

The Undersigned WISHES TO sell handsome
and we'll improved little =
-Dk-A :" NJ
A few miles from Maxinkukee Lake. and west
Of Jas. Houghton's neighborhood, and lying
in, Starke county, Ind. 1T contains forty acres
all under fence, and thirty cleared, with
good hewed log house, well, and lourishing
young orchard. g2f 8. efe
There are aisotwo 80 acre lots ADJOINING If.
now offered for sale, which, together with The
improved forty. would make very desirable
farm. Price-S500, cash. ,fEFI7
JAPHETH. OSBORN.
Jan u, 1896. 4Jm2.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

The. most beautiful of the new spring
sounsfs Cor ladies direct from Paris. are
Pus up blythe New York milIiners at the
modest price Of 5000
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

M Office ExTRA.-Sylvester Nash
IN has driven his wi e away without any.
just cause OF p ovocati n, with his wickedest
cur es upon her, requiring hef to take her
clothes ami leave. Alien repea ted furnishings
from him and abuse abun .ant. Twas compell-
ed,Ior self-wotection, 10 SEX o,her shelter
for the present. NANCY NASH. :
May 3. 1856. .ff<fs at1 ~.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
The Cholera = Dreadiul.--If

The cholera DradfuI.--If those OF our
Banner one year and upwards. don't pay
up By the middle OF June next. every
Moses OF them will have the Cholera this
summer-certain.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

The receipts of the New York & Erie
RR for the first eight days of last month,
was s29 900 per day.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

Notes and accounts due this Office have
been deposited for settlement with the follow
ing persons, and as fast as we can make sat-
isfactory arr sngements the same plan will be
adopted at other pisces:
JoHS ZEHSER. Wolf Geek Mills
E Mooz, ESQ.,, Union Town.
WASH. Turtle, Lycurgus.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
MY RESPECTS.

"7ILL all those who are indebted to me
w please call and set lie their little ac-
counts, as am rely oppressed on account
OF some bad bargains HERETOFORE made with bad
eggs. am now trying 10 do business on my
own hook, and want all The dimes | can get,
if they are justly due me.
ROBERT RUSK.
March G, 1S56-3wJ0
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
State OF Indiana,
Marshall County, SIS.
III the Marshall Circuit Court

David B. Dunham,
Samuel Church, jr5
and Charles Grass, Complaint to subject
Us. real estate to execution
Mel onW. Pear<on&
10 eph Pear on.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled eau e, by
james o. Park, their Attorney Lave filed in
my Office their complaint againt the above
named defendants, to subject real estate to
execution; ard it appearing from the affidavit
OF disintere ted per on that the DEFENDANTS.
Melon w. Pear on and 10 eph Pearson. arc
non res pent' of the State OF Indiana, they are
therefore notified OF the filing and pendency
of said complaint, and that the same will be
heard and determined at the next term of the
Mar hall Giro lit court, to commence on the
,econd Monday in august, 1856, and unless
they appear and plead answer or demur thereto
tie anne will be heard in their alb en0e.e, -.
Ate t: NEWTON R. PACKARD,
April 1856. 1851 Clerk.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
o. Go TEERPo

MANUFACTURE and wholesale Dealer
W. in Perlumery, Patent Medicines, Mil
ler's washing compound and Starch Polish,
German Green >alve, Thernometers, Candied
Spices. Chewing Gum, Cigars, &C. fremont
House, one door from Jefferson Avenue.
Detroit, Michigan. sep 20, '55-27yl..
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

The 9th Volume Of the Plym-
outh Weekly Banner will be commenced i'm
medistely after the expiration OF the present
volume, and although il has at present per-
manent living patronage, il is the anxious de-
sire of its proprietor TO increase its circulation
and usefulness.
In few weeks more. we shall commence
the third year of our connection with this es-
Enlistment, and whilst we seek this as a fit
opportunity TO return our warmeSt thanks TO
those who have manifested an unfaltefin de-
voton in its prosperity, we appeal to them at
the same time. to continue their exertionS in
extending the circulation OF the paper aud its
advert sing patronage.
AS heretofore the Banner will occupy an In
dependent position upon alltopics which may
agitate the public mind-leaving its conduc-
tor free 10 vote asa,iS own discretion ma die
tate; and when parties get upon our platform
we will sustain them and when they abandon
it we will as promptly and Freely repudiate
them. We are conscientiously opposed 10
the extension OF slavery beyond. its presen.
limits. and would gladly see it abolished
where ii now exists; bit we are just as much
opposed 10 the use of illegal and unjuStifahle
means to accomplish these ends. We fall
utvith no one for differing with US upon such
subjects. and feel unsuitable in expecting the
same liberality at the hands OF others.
Both III our social and political intercourse
with our friends, we have doubtless erred
we know We have, and who las not? Whilst
our faults may be Of one character and those
of our neighborS paTtaking of another, chart
~, mutual forbearanee and kindness may ap-
ply the essential remedy; and so far as We
are concerned--careleSs about special promi-
seS--we shall incess antly strive TO avoid all
error. When this is done, irreconcilable err
emies may bark and howl at oar heels until
they mire and rot in their native filth.
1t is a pleasure to have the good will and
patronage of every one. unless it has to be
purchased at too great a sacrifice; butwe have
ever placed toe high an estimate upon the kind
and liberal Inhabitants OF Northern Indiana,
10 believe that there are very many Of their
number requiring that sacrifice
The terms OF the paper will be as heretofore
and by the aid and exerlion OF our friends, we
hope to commence the 9TH volume OF the Ply
mouth Blnner with an increased circulation;
and surely, in view of the hattering prospects
Of our town, and the increased facilities that
are just at the very doors of our mercantlls.
laboring and ricultural classes, in the way
Of railroad and other improvements--ofw which
the Banner has ever been the firm friend
we may reasonably expect the realization OF
our wishes. WM- j. BURNS,
Editor & Proprietor.
Plymouth, Feb. Il. 1856.
New BEanks.-Deeds, Mortgages and
Quit Claims of an approved Shortiorm, and al
a very short price. are for sale at this Office.
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and Ter sale
AZ the same Mace.
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Look Here, Farmers.

The Cele6rGfed kentucky Horse.
IA ~ e. " " q
KEPT by Fitzgerald last season, in Ply
IN mouth, and which took the first Premi-
um at The Agricultural Fair of Mar hall CO n
ty, will stand for Mares this season IN Ply
mouth, Fairmount, ant. Smiths Tavern, Michi-
gan Road. p. T CLIFFORD.
April IL, 1856.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
List of Ind. Free Banks at Par.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.


Canal bank of Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do.
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City.
Central bank, indianapolis.
Fayette county bank, Connersville.
Farmers & Mechanics bank, indianapolis.
Farmers bank, Westfield.
Gramercy bank Lafayette.
Hooser bank, Logansport.
Indiana bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Huntington county bank, Huntingdon.
Lagrange bank, Lima.
Merchants & Mechanics bark, New Albany.
N. York * Virginia State stock blk, Evansville
Prairie City bank. Terre Haute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Shawnre bank, Attica.
Savings bank of Indiana ConnerSville.
Traders bank, indianapolis.
Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo.
Bank OF Fort Wayne. dis.
Della ware County bank, Munice, 90
North Western bank, Bloomfield. +"
Upper Wabash bank, Wabash 90
Wayne bank, Richmond, &c
Wayne bank, LoganSport,
uJFor the future we shall omit those that
are not current, as there are about as many
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops to issue them.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
p|nntout!)- BAUER,
The FIRST permanen, Kew sroperr Establish.
cd al Plymouth, Ind. =.

- Independent i'm all Things;
Fetterd by no party tramEels, fliqnrs or self,
ISL iniluences-hOldiug sacred The public good:
EXTEND BITS CAREERl
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, q
~ fresh supply. for sale at ROBERTS.
Taporte. July 70, 1855. l7yI.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

New BIanlxs.-Deeds, Mortgages and
Quit Claims of an approved shortiorm, and al
a very Short price. are for sale at this ofhce-
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and ior sale
az the same place.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

.Knife Siiarpeners, Something new
~ at ROBERTS.
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DANIEL BROWN,
General Land Agent

OF THE
GNNClNNATI ], Peru and Chicago Railway
~ Company, forthe sale of Lands in Laporie
st. Joseph, Marshall, Fulton, Miami and Grant
counties, In the State of Indiana; will also at
tend to selling and purchasing Lands, and the
payment of Taxes, 4 all he above mentioned
counties, or for any other persons who may
have business orthat kind to do.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

.RoCERTE
OF ALL KlNDS--Sugar as low as 911acts. per
pound, to be found at the Brick Store.
oct 25, 1855 80
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- Wagons

For Sale Enquire a. the 'BficS Store. 3,
Feb 81, 1885. z1ff,
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

David 3. Dunham, I
Samuel Church, jr.,
and Charles Grass,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28

his vote, the rabble around the polls, who,
were armed with side armes, would shout
Stand back-make way for this wolly.head,
Whenever a known Benton man OF peacea :
BILE character appeared. the same language
was made use OF
This intimidated hundreds in that country.
1t is a serious matter to be spotted by the
Ruffans, especially when one lives among
them. Quiet men, who wished to live at
peace among their ueightors, but who are
opposed TO rufiau sovereignty, remained at
home.
The Atchison Democrats had tickets Of a
peculiar kind mean up the river. They
were issued on fine note paper, with Il fly leaf;
blue ribbon was attached to the sheet. and
pro.savery mottoes-as. for example, THIS
ticket is sound on the goose we're printed
around the name OF the candidates.
Unorganized deccncy had no chance against
organized rufflansm."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28
OBITUARY..

Mrs ENELSg ii. wife Of Hiram W. Chafey, of Albany,
and daughter Of Abram and Mary Hovey of East Brookfe
closed her mortal the residence Of her father Aug
18TH 1856 aged about p years 1t may have been
our duty to record the death o universally beloved
than was Mrs.. Chafy. She married Mr. C.. jan let
1880 aud settled In Albany With FEATURING prosp Of
nued life and good share its ordinary blessings But
alas for human expectations Her health began fall
AMI their ndy cherished hopes smtten in the dust
their Feet The relentless destroyer had evidently marked
er as shining object at which to aim his resistess DART
ana feb 10TH 1885, carried to her fathers house
earthly voyage Feb 10th, she her bed to suffer five
months ana half, all the distress agony Of lingering
consumption Her fond husband almost INCREASINGLY watched
ae her bedside the sad havoc of her disease by day and
hgh and nothing left untre in the power of the kind
es' oil parents or Of faithful brother sister, to mitigate
her snerngs and soften her dying pillow She leaves little
daughter about eight months DID, and an unusually large cir
Gle of relatives to their sad loss Emeline
rare eAceenc es and modest unassuming which gave
Der the largest place in the hearts those who knew her
best She was always cheerful kind and generous One
of natures best specimens" Added to this her unaffected
piey she was prepared endure her severe illness with
more than ordinary patience. Not murmur or word of com
plan escaped her lips but with implicit confidence in God
she often desired to depart anil with Christ Thus the
earth has LIST fair flower but heaven has gained precious
gem. HARRIS
West Farlee, August iSlh 1865
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28
From w ASKING ton.

On the 18th, after numerous unsuccessful
preparation Bill, both Houses adjourned, imine-
dattiy following which the President issued his
proclamation, calling them together again.
On the 2lst, they re-assemhled, according to
the call from the President, and received his
Message, asking appropriations for tie Army,
&c. The House received from the Committee
on the Whole the same bill lost upon the add
.journment, and passed il.
On the 22d, the Senate received the Army
bill from the House, WHEN Mr.. Hunter imme-
diately proposed striking out the Kansas resric
ton, which was agreed to--37 to T. The bill
was then passed. The House informed the Sen
ate that it adhered to the passage OF the hill
with the proyso against The employment Of the
troops to enforce the ruiiian laws of the bogus
legislature of Kansas.
On the 23d, the Senate passed u vote to adj
here to their amendment The House also de-
cided TO adhere to the Kansas proyiso. and
throwing upon the Senate the responsibility OF
defeating the bill.
While The House have to originate all appro'
priaton bills and have now passed this. the
Senate must bp responsible for the appropria'
lions. AS Mr. Cass said in the Senate on FRI
day, . Instead of the House trying to dictate
to the Senate, the Senate were in fact trying tc
dictate to the House - But we feel satisfied ~
the proceedings of the extra session. that the
House will continue to assert its right to III
opinion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28
Valuable Esairy Farm for sale

TTIE sNNScrhtr OHrrs t0 sale his FARM Situated in
L Elmo'r, generally knu as one e he hest Dafyns
Farms in Northern Vermont consisting ct ab ul actcs
of land, nj On 90 # which is g0od lmbered land sai
Fam will keep, welt 60 AMI teams and could ea sly
be ma'e 10 keep Is The soil is deep and good. is bit
lIe affected by Or 'uh raise all kinds Of ain,
carmel be eXcelled in raising What II until recently
two distinct farms, aud has runvsni-ucies fr Keeping
crws al either place The buildings in good comiurt.
able repair, tie fences III good condition with plenty If
rrchadng, natur fruit, and grated Just beginn ing
bear Ooe ian lies within lie OF the place of business
in iOwn, aud the niher mile ana quarter. This frm
VIII he sold cheap and those wishing To buy tam
which to n IKE iney wi d. well 10 call pan
Of the pr fchase money lie margape If desired
! he stock aud dIlry aud atnng tools will be Sold If
| wanted.
For tunher particulars empire Of the subscriber the
pr, misses, or Of Hon. Geo. ~. Bailey 1T Mont eim
A. R. BAILEY.
EnlnY-, June H. le,6, 81 Il.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28

At Market O1) Reef iatie iUD >lurts, nairs Working
xrn 81 Cows md Calves 81 % Sierp md lambs, 4jo
Swine
PRICES--EEEF CaTrLA.-E,iu, 50 Is; Firsi qn"lt,
$50 second qnnit, S75'; thtG t"a.nN. 500
STORES 'iwo y"af did %, 25 rt years old, ~ 40
SHEEP LAMB EuIa s3r. 70 AS. Gy lot, - GO
To 400
WouKINa OXEN rs. lao, 49,
Cows ANp t'aLvrs-Sa5 A , la -.
Sw,NE-6 to7; Retail, 7 100 cIt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28
Atiesi. Samuel MERRIAM, Jujgn.
A true copy Of Rrcurd,
&c Attest SAMU Ei, MEKRi M, Judge.


THE SUBSCRIBED having been appoiniedhy the Hon
l. Probate COnn for the district at l&molle Com
mi Isioners receive examine andadis la ietiimsandde
mands Of all pers, MS gasi HE Estate 1T james ueau
EeLaren late of II Lake, Wisconsin, Deceased, oprt
scented nsov, u and the Of TX months from The Sh
day dr August 1856 being allowed by said Court to tho
credi os Of said DECEASED Id exhibit aud plove their re
sective claims be ore give notice that we will attend
to the duties of appointment 10 the Once Of R. O.
Benton Jr in Johnson in said DiSi'ic', on The Third
TUESDAYS .. September an February next al ten O'Clock,
in the forenoon, on each OF said days
Il. Z. BENTON. ia? Commissioners
DANiEi. WISWALL,l '''
I.Ius,n Au,ust A II i95h.