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: Mr.. Mathews. offered two resolutions
requesting the Governor to inform the
Senate; frst,<hows much; if any, the dis
Bursemlents during 1856 to pay debts
contracted previous to Nov. 10 slS55, on
-Aceenht of .NeWaJState House, went for
material &c, used after that date
Secondly, how much of appropriation
made at the last session has been expen-
Hded since Nov. Is 1856, and how much
during fseai year OF IS55-'56 He de-
sired to- know accurately the Compare
tire expenditures, of the old and new
Commissioners. The statement as. il
stands in the Executive Message, how
ever Internationally, was so general as
to mislead and place the Democratic adj
ministration in a wrong light Esas
1.-The resolutions were opposed by Mr..
Kelly, who thoughts the desired inform
afion would be found In the Auditors
Report. He moved to lay them onethe
1tabte,and tae yeas and nays being call
ed resulted yeas IS, nays 6. -
sasAnethcri resolution, also efered by the
Senztosq FROM Hamilton asking similar
.i-nferntioa from State House Csmmis.
s~sieaers yssalso, With his consent, tabled
ltor q time. .EtabffBaaisa 5lahtza III .srs
"a message was. received. .fromssthe
House, being a joint resolution. to- Join
The Senate to merroWzmorningats 40 o.
.cloek, in opening the returns for cleo
tion of Attorney General The Senate
pa1sed the me-. The chair laid before
the Senatesfeseintions adopted by the
Legislature of Mississippi and trans
iflitted in reply to those passed at the
-tHsrT1csS11u or
After little discussion as TO The dis
position of b same, they were laid up.
-o1 the table.TrA Communication from
the land Office to the; Governor, In refer.
.enee to sold and nnsold public Iands
was read, laid upon the table. and order.
edstezbe printed. = - p.
Mr.. Brazee offered a resolution, In,
STRUGGLING COMMITTEES on Agriculture to
inquire into the sexpediency of a law to
,preyent stock from running At large, 1t
was adopted, and the Senate adjourn
ed,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A quorum being present, the House
was called to order. Prayer2abY Rev.
DR. Leegz sIssssi, bissw saJl
The journal was read and approved.
- FheISpeakeriannouheed the following
chan ses 10 Standing Committees Or
Claims and Railroads, Mr.. Watson, IL
place of Mr. johnson o School Lands
and Retrenchment, Mr. Andrews, IL
place of Mr.. Sawyer. ..
Mr. Slough offered the following
which was lad on the fable for discus
.slopi hfGoa q sssJ4isE1d asf n talt - 3 t9t
ss.WHEKEAs, lis questionable. yheth
er the ~membersAof the General Assem-,
bly, are not entitled to mileage. aud pei
diem during the time of adjournaent
fhhfefnre = his5fs7 2aas - .sa2 =
hResolUed, That the Attorney Genera
be requested to. give, at an early day
his legal opinion
FiIss Whether the members are o.
.t.at r adJhF ~Fsf5EG 80 ~
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JOB WORK
101l0 Aegislatufe.
X
CoLumpUs. Monday Jan. S. |.

Both branches OF the Legislature met
in ,theiranew. Hall IN the New State
House, andlaftsr listening to the 8rea-
ding of the Governor Message, ,sad-
johrhed oyer, to Wednesdays accom-
MEDIATE visitors in attendance toewitness
warming of the New State House.
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l.. Mr.. Taylor in the Chair. DR.: Hoge
-----7 - 1890
At the call for Petitions
IIi,By1Mr. BrewnAOne from Ed. Clark
aud others, of Portage county, on the
subject Of liquor pfohibition. Referred
to Temperance Committee. asravos
ez Mr.iMarsh offered three resolutions
of instruction. which were adopted. %
First to, road Committee, ibqniring in
to expediency of amending act for levy
ing extra iroadataxessi lin certain cases, so
that proximity, to any other State or
county road shall not be EXEMPTION thir
payment, unless at least three mills on
the dollar be assessed; for such State or
county road Also, one instructing Ju-
dietary Committee to consider a, change
IN the code SO as to give Justices the
same power as Common Please Courts
ito eDfereevai discovery. And Ito the
Committee onilIRoads and Highways,
suggesting a change in the Supervisors
act so as to require each township to
pay it's own expense for road material
A. messageab being received from the
House announcing their readiness for
the Senate's reception, they proceeded
hitherto sit in Convention for the pur-
pose of iopcnipg returns in election of
Attorney General. H., sas,.as
1r&I EA % LaNNHa .rHH
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By Mr.. Jewett-a petition from cit
liens of SW9Hit couatA praying the
Legislature to strike word white"
from the Constitution, and to repeal all
laws makingsa distinction on account of
color. Referred to COMMITTEE opamend-
sndenfs to Constitutiona 09-GG
By Mr.. Plumb-the petition of n.
Barnum and a rs aothers9o Of Trumbull
county, asking the-repeal of all laws
9egardiug pFepArtY right and the guar
dianship of children, which make u dis
function on aecount of sex. Referred
to committee on that subject.
Mr. Tod presented the petition of
f3e citizens of Geauga county, for the
passage1of a stringent liquor law
Referred to committee on Temper
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THE WAY TO THE ALTAR.

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So sang the Bard yet thousands pine
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Saturday january 10, 1857.
.weaf9SEN AVE TII1 81

1Rtl2sn, 2SENAYE
On motion of Mr. Kelley, the Ser
ate took from the table the resolutions
offeredaBy Mr. Mathews on Thursday.
They call for more particular informa-
ton in regard to expenditures On the
new State HOUSE. He moved their ref
ference to a select committee of one.
Agreed, aud Mr. Mathews constituted
that committee. 1870 iu-r 5
Mr.. Brand offered for adoption the
following: .si7i@ a hTa e2i7
Resorrea, That the Joint Committee
on Amendments, to, the Constitution, be
requested to Inquire into the ypropriety
of so amending Article s. Section !, on
the Elective franchise of the Constitu-
tion, SO as to provide that-no alien; shall
have the qualifications of an elector I'M
I'll afterNthe expiration,of one year from
aud after the issuing of final papers of
naturalization, upon which, the yeas and
nays being called, resulted-yeas, II,
nays, 12. IBELA HIN X III
On motion Of Mr.. Kelley, the SEN
ate adjourned until Monday.
- Q 4 EsrGFT - 2 =
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
.sa gao PETiIJONS -
MI. Plumb. the memorial of Hiram
Lane and 159 other citizens of Trum-
bull county, praying for the alteration
of the lCo Constitution SO as to erase the
word "whiten and " male'n therefrom
Referred to the committee on Amend
meuts, to the Constitution. ay
BY Mr., MoDroe-the petition of
james II. Webster aud 1873 other citi-
zens of Guefpsey County, praying that
measures may be taken to amend all
those parts of the Constitution and all
laws which make a distinction on ac-
count of color, Referred to committee
on amendments to Constitution.
By Nj, Watson-The' petition of S..
Carman aud 76 citizens of Cuyahoga
Copntys for the, repeal of all laws regard
ing property rights and the guardian
ship of children, which make a distinc-
ton between the sexes Referred to
the select committee ON that subject.
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ASHLAND BOOK STORE!

-" 20
TFHE undersigned continues, to keep a large
IL assortment of
BOOKS AND sTATIONERY!
including Miscellaneous Books; Pamphlets,
Magazines, ID adj
School Books, -. 81
Letter Paper. 49,.
Cap and Note,
Fancy Articles,
and in short, every thing usually found in a
first class Book Store.
LATE PUBLICATIONSI
received as soon as issued. Any Of the Mag
azines delivered free of postage; a,jtae-z
I am determined not to be excelled in any of
the requisite ~ "a "a
HDon't forget the place. 3 doors west of
Dulin & Cranes Drug Store.
~ ID sir ~ HENRY w. IMHoFF.a
o Ashland. April %, 1855 5qs1 gdi 46tfg's
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SMITH, SMALL s Co., Publishers,

From the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, of Sept.
- EtlI" ~ -s 26th.
Dr. FREEsE's CoMBIEED SYSTEM OF Practice FOR
PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIEs.-Smith, Small & Co.,
Publishers, of this city have recently issued a
work of the above title, and all that have read it
speak Of it in the highest possible praise. Il is
certainly one of the most useful and interesting
books ever issued from the press. The Publishers
are abu ndantly responsible, and any money sent
then. will be faithfully accounted for. A single dol
lar sent to the publishers. will eecure a copy OF
the book by return ma.l, free of postage.
IFfom tho Cincinnati Daily Commercial, of Sept
goth.
Dr. Freezes CoMDINED SYSTEM OF PRACTICE FOR
PHYSICIANS AND FAMIEIEs.-This most excellent
and useful work, recently published by Smith,
Small & Co., of this city, is now before the public.
and as yet we have heard nothing but. conne nda-
az p-grI- :aH""r Ing II E@c-v atan and wo
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Z ssfss. CoLuMBUss Jan. Z, 1857.
EThe SENATE not in session, ae Z
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NG&DAL
-BAUMGARDNER's
LIST De
MUSICAL WORKS

~. XIV EHE
Round Note Sysfona.Sacrcd.
Gythera, by I.B. Woodbury.. sGl
Selah, by Thomas Hastings. ,s0
Halleluiah, by Lowell Mason.
Shawn, by Thomas Hastings and 1.
Webb. -1iy
Cantic Laudis, by Mason and Webb.
Sacred Harmony, by Samuel Jackson.
Manhattan Collection, by Thomas Hastings.
Psalmist, by Hastings and Bradbury. y
Harp of David, by George Kingsley.
Modern harp, by White and Gould.
Choir Chorus Book, by An. johnson.
Lutte Of Zion, by I. d. Woodbury..
Presbyterian P~sallnodist, by Thomas Hast
ings. 15 e4fR to
Coral Anthems, in 5 parts, by Taylor. sT
Patent Seven Syllable NOtes--SacrsGs
Christian Minstrel, by ]. B. Akin
Sacred Melodeon, by A. S. Hayden.
Timbrel of Zion, by T. K. Collins, Jr.
Presbyterian Psalmodist, by Thomas Hast
ings.
Cantica Sacra, German and English, by il.
Fast.
Ohio Harmonists. by Alex. Aud.
Juvenile Minstrel, by j. o. Akin.
Four Flat CIR BuckvVIneRt Notes.
Harp of the South, by j. B. Woodbury..
Missouri Harmony, by Charles Warren.
Serepephina, by John Winbrener.
GIee BOOKs-
New York Glee Book, by VIM. B. Bradbury
Tip-Top Glee Book, by Jarvis and Gelze.
The Methodist, by Webb and Mason.
Gentlemens' Giee Book, by Lowell Mason.
Social Glee Beck, by Mason and Bancroft
Boston Glee Book, by Mason aud Webb.
Cecelian Cleo Book, by White and Johnston,
Millions Glee Book, BY I. B. Woodbury..
Chorus Glee Book, by Woodbury. ana Hast
ings.
Eolian Glee Book. by J. K. Collins. Jr.
Odeon Glee Book, by Mason ard Webb.
Preside Harmony, by VIM. Mason.
Sacred Singing Book, by VIM. B. Bradbury.
Cottage Glee Book.
, vac JIVcEilc Music.
D Young Shawn, by Bradbury.
Song Book of the School Room, by Mason
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Singing Bird, by VIM. B.. Bradbury. -i
MUSICAL Genes, by &c 9s"t <.'i
Wildcr's School Music. 1f t34I1ns1 etds
The above Music Books are for sale at III
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euribooks can be sent by Stage alta trihing+k
pense. We also make the best saigl9sTa
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In L-Trla4JE:fTR SS1fsN Nnf.f! SAD t1oEf
EFHIS well and fayorably known Company
% J. continues to insure the safer classes of
property ON the mostreasonablet terms. Based
upon firm foundation, the capital increases
with its liability Z Its risks are imitedto a 900
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- 80 ILLUSTRATIONS.
s'+ EAST SPRiNGFrELD, Jefferson Co., O.,
May 2nd, 1855.
. To the Treasurer of the Ashland MutualIns.
.Co.TDear Sir; Accept my thanks for the
prompt payment of my loss on my store and
dwelling house in ten days after the fire, of
s. $500! 8SSucht Companies deserve the conf
dence of the public, and Icheerfnlly ruconn-
mend youf OompanFstosa all in need of insu
Faa7hfess roog kfsSfNTrdREy ny ,T1Sib5sFEyji
% N &sHrvtIiE Holmes Co; O., Jan. 49, 1885,
- To the reasunerof theaAshland MutualI ms
Co. ,eI am in receipt off Draftsfof the amount
of my loss in the destruction of my dwelling
house, by fire, a few weeks o Accept, my
sincere hanks fofs the prompt payment of the
loss, and my bestwishes forthe success of youf
Company. 10 "a Truly Tours, sd .ss5ii
,.;r~ a., nee zvrV JESSE
Apply for insurance to L.. JEFF. SPRENeLE,
at fthe Office of the Company, and to the agents
in theTprlncipal towns In Ohio.fo yiHh *at
Ashland Feb. l3. 1856. rsfa tt377lgiiaE
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BILLS FOR THIRD READING.
H6BcNo2f78&To enable-holders of
land to p%erpetuate testimony relative to
their lands. t3L ~
The question being shall the bill pass,
the yeds and nays were called and re-
suited yeas 90 nays co. So the bill
passed. ~ w. 80 az III sisi5
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Ioo.ooo q

Will be sold ofthe following inestimable work in
anticipation of which the Publishers have put the
price at only 81 90 instead of 80 90. the usual price
for such medical works. -f-I
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ysiDcIas, Salt Rheum & Scorbutic Humors
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, ToundS& Ulcers.
Piles and Eistulas.

These and other similar distressing complaints
can be ehectuaIIy cured If the Ointment Will be
well rubbed over the parts affected and by other
wise following the printed directions around each
pot.
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are not-fegaffy entitled TO mileage To
General AssemBy
Second, Whether the members are
or are not legally entitled to their per
diem during t~heSyaeation ~bcginniugs at
1.-The timo of Iadjouruinentsin 1856, until
lthe 5th day Of JaBuaty, 1857.
MI Caldwell gaze notice that onto
morrow, sFor Romsd subsequent days be
would introduce a bill to amendtbe aci
regulating appeals from the District
Courts Also q bill to amend the act
defining the jurisdiction and rsgulat-
log the practice beforegaJustices ofothe
Peace, and prescribing he.aduties OF
'FConstabIes in civil cases. lts.,s,V
Nc Ne arland presented the, petit
ton of j. Van Meter: and $50 Others Of
IScioto county. relative to Increasing the
salaries of Judges. Referred to commit,
tee on Fees and, Salaries t.4g5, 10 s4oi
II Ms Egly5 presentedthe petition of A.
EG. W. Garter, andii34 others, members
F6f, the Gincinnati Bar, on the same sub
f5ect.H Likewise referred. + ~9i !,
Mr.. Monroe offered the following,
which was adopteda vbe,T zbGH
JpsReSohged, Thatsso mucheof the Gov.
%efnor's Message as refers to revising
and codifying the laws in criminal cases,
be, referred to the Committee onmJudi-
lciaFy--.rT al 1o. 5esd u siet. uteiNsl sif 10
Laynoi sEl II 73hE-- .Zazlah j. =GiA
~ sbEf .&aaaa's ]" ,4rE% u
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FRESH OYSTERS

received every night, and served up according
to the latest mode. Call in, all lovers of good
living-we will give youpoc cause ofcomplaint.
Ashland, Sept. 9th; 1856. I6-tf.
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n .taalafs Ia .3rH~ ,bc
4, g1ci~.r s.iaai.n y Januaryf9, 1861.
.s45sae5s1uts SENATE. Lkfpf1ai
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TItr STATE or MISSISSIPPI:
~ v..m~.,~.Js. "A, f.xJ,.
fym' P''. u..r.--.. ~
Iesemssn go "
Lsss j. Csid~sft' dsr.aisa'
You are hereby cited to be and
appear tefore The Probate Court Of PAno-
IL county, 1t thu rrrr. hsssc thereof, IN
the town Of Pamela. on The tss Meuday 10
November. iS;,. then anil there TO answer
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POPE Il BROTHERS,
AM sUw MrtrVlsu tnHiH
FALL Am WINTER
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Consisting u OIL the yafion styles
nnl fabrics known 10 ihf fash nnilla
World Those ob bnt bl tllah
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which are - veil suited ~ the spuilaru
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anil lirr. on thc lursl grades, c.ptk'.
manl lla, %chnuoicl shhWlg u TIN mui
beautiful designs Md gloves AMI hnslor
Aswo reduced ouf stock so very low
lurinr the summer, wt urr MAKING fr
rhnaaments i1r a Wneh larger stUc. vt
line goods tbs season Than NJ suy previous
time.
Planters viii nnl Il to their Inter.
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4 large lot II kcrsryt, Kentucky Tvill'.
iinseys, Blankets, Hats, liouis Hnl Shoes.
Fer ~ Which sc design gci,n The Gosh.
spg.
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Aduaimlslratevs Noticc.

Whereas letters of ADMINISTRATION On
the estate Of William Smith. ar. deceased
ware granted to tho undersigned at the
last August Term Of the Probate court 81
II rallshatchis county. State OF Nls,,s-
.irpi. Now all persons having claims
AGAINST the estate Of said deerfsns are
hereby required TO eshibi. the same With
in thu time limited By Law. or the same
will be barred. We'd SMITH,
sp1-iw ADMINISTRATOR.
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Citation Notice.
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TuA STATE Ur Mltst"frti,
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his Tho chtnecry Court II Tuuiea Conn.
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BR&c.. FILED N, s9ih ! iuig. ls'I.
Thimis u. llarin. Complainant
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h stn,wn liars u calvin i,arnt. derrn'.
a.. mi Ahraham q. Myers. pffcnlan'
aon opening tho compliments hill. i
airing from tn allegations thereof,
|nnl frna the AFFIDAVIT tlei herewith,
bout the dsf cndtn's upsunv be- - NJ tal.
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|Nstrs. avc nen.vcstifnt. u Gas stats ~
Mississippi. ~ TN, the otjinass 'ess
|ef tho Court cannot b. served urOu ltieia,
Va application ~ said complainant byhis
.aiil,er. !, i ordered that unless the said
dpfuu lauts, unknown hcirs ~ Calvin
lirus, deceased. aud Ahrahsn u. Nyers,
., arpear hs-c. on nr before the fret day
Y ne ncx. term o. thi. curt. to he teld
at the Court House IN ~ town r~f.NHstin,
. and for Tunics county, on tho SECOND
'Lnday n October next, anil plead, an.
.Ner or dsnur 10 the comrltinnn's said
idl, the same will be taken for confessed
aai tho matters therein contained sc, fcr
bearing ~ 10 them. II u further ordered
TN, a copy Of this order h. Inserted IN
" "wcskly Paaola STAR for the space
1t ons month.
]. G. NELSON. Ciers.
1hs5t II August, A. n. lsjI. rlg.4w
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In ,vlHr n n d7rfto made ~ iho Pro-
slot tuft n rnlaln commits Massaiprl,
\. M September town thereof ltii, The
|e~sisatfnrl Alminl sifhinf ~ The estate
psuiaE ~ ApuHienl. leccH 'el, vi1
|o,saluslagihe 9Th iay d uciehef $50
IN ~ promises. within lawful hours.
In lha Inst hill N tho Southeast
|sHafr. NJ section I, Township :, RHh
L. Wet, aitniel inthh %enunit " Pan0ln,
.,ai ifnrpaaid. at piltf anrii0n, 20 ~
hldler. ~ + credit ~ Twelve ll2l
m.bs ifam A., n ulr. BIND anl NJ
u,el struYiiy viii b. required N the
aeha.er. pkfER +. ARNlsfEAn,
IN. Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-09-23

WAS conmittrd to the Jail ~
Pamela sousty. Mics. % tho 7ti jsy q
August. Isjs.s NEGRO Man - . run.
svsy. ssid n-Rve , Of dark ssmplexisn.
Is years Old, ) fe<s I inches high. weighs
lts pssnsk; has % rss,sa ssshss. hAsk
vol hat. snl calls his hs-sr BAE1byY.
says ~ ~f<laa-s 10 Alfred Rssrns. II
Noble. Ala. hst fssswsy frsH = NJ.
Scott. % Lavrsses esursv, Alabsrss, slss
~ sserseeine = ~ Rssirssi. u.
sunn i heFeey ssna.ss4-l 10 ecrss faF-
~ Fesse psoFeesys pr sssrfes. an
~ - sesr. % h III - desk vth
ae>sesiax = fss. y J. SuFoETH.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-09-23

ML vt"
iu,Nutr Corsfy.
h rli,s W. %iuftcr. rnftot rnihefstnn,
rcanr \. fonihof.iun, Margaret H.
ter, and Thomas Porter, nnd oil
pe.,,ns interested in the lands N David
W. por,cr. decreased, late Of Lafayette
a rl,' Nrreling;
Nut nre herciy cited n BE- nnl nWr'iF
before thu Probate Cnnr, " liIhy.
~ County. NJ The Couf, ilnrsc thereof,
y. fhrl N1niny In seulrml'cr next.
% n tier,I Us tthsar ihr pr' ton ~
lnt I. Porter, administrator " David
N. Porter. deceased, then and there %
how c,use. II nny you cHn. why nc 'nid
Anl,. ,s.sit Town VT ~. -, n The
iavn W uyforl. should M, BE- sold, ~
Tor ~ ihe position, rud further tn
H. ani sllr-r .ach uther Thug. ~ shall
considered AMI orircl by the Court
Witness. tie Honorable NnircS
IL, Peterson. julsc ~ the Probate
i"S' Govt VI btInyctic Coun'y. The
81 NuHlny in Nnru't. is4i'
rngaiiw. b.. u. MdubE. Clerk.