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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-17

THanks.-We are under obligation to Hon.
s. A. Douglas for o paml hlet cory ofthe Senate
Minority Report on the admission of Kansas.
We shall lay it away carefully as an authentic
history Of the Kansas muss. Hons. L. G. Col
Inns, w. H. Stearns, VIM. w. Belknap, 1t. Gov.
Fayile and B. F. Jones Esqr- of Des Moines
will consider usobliged by Legislative favors.
Our valued friend the Supt. of Public Instruc.
ton has favored US with copy of the new and
revised edition Of his able Report /; it is much
improved by the revision Mr. Fisher has given
the proof sheets.
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AdUarfiaAnn ant

ONO STATE AND UNION LAW Col seE This insti-
tuition has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. Degrees
are legally conferred and Students upon Graduating,
may be admitted to practice.
For Circulars, address at Cleveland,
NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
February %, 1S5Sn72
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Fruit Tyees.-Attention is invited to the
communication of Judge Murdoch on the sub
ject of Fruit Trees. The Judge is an expert.
enced Fruit-grower and his suggestions are
worth more 70 Northern Iowa than hundred
volumes Of eastern or southern speculation.
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The Markets.-The early opening of naviga-
ton will operate favorably on the grain market.
all the sections of country growing ,Oiter ,oheat
the maturing crop will be light, and this fact
alone cannot but assist to advance the price,
There are dealers at McGsgor ready to pur-
chase, store or ship, so soon as a move east or
south will justify o public announcement Of
active improvement.
. The Chicago and Milwaukee wheat markets
on Monday were active and firm. 81 to G6
cents were paid for common to extra spring
wheat; winter brought 80 to 80, Coffees and
Sugars are advancing, Pork is improving in
price. Cattle dull, Lumber firm, Hides abund-
ant and brisk at S "a to 10 and ~.
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A Billiard Playcr-Hester beaten Much
noise hos been made over Mr.. Hester who
recently made 7l9 caroms and 2l57 points
without going to the cushion.
On Monday, March 18th, 1853, Be it rcmem.
bered that Mr.. L. D. Highly at the St. Julien
Billiard Rooms in this place, made one thousand
and four caroms on the red balls, and counted
Three thousand and t,celpe points before the in
tense excitement attending such unrivalled sue.
cess caused his steadiness of hand to fail him.
Mr.. H. was playing with w. H. Rhodes, Esq,
of the late firm Of Kingsley e. Rhodes. The
play was witnessed and the correctness Of this
statement is verified by the Proprietor of the
st. julien, c. P. Goodrich, Esq. and several
other gentlemen who were deeply interested
observers. -.'
We respectfully request JoHN W. HESTER
and NEW ORLEANS 10 stand aside. The cham.
pion player of the world il L. d. HIGBY of
M'GREGOR, IOWA!
Porters Spirit and N. Y. Clipper will notice.
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Farmsrsburgh-ln the Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel of 18th. we observe notice ofthe sale
OF quantity Of wheat from Farmcrsburgh
Iowa. 1t drought "a cents bushel-a better
price than had been paid for grain in many
weeks. We are proud to credit that valuable
agricultural township with this honor. Let
farmers clean their wheat well and be careful
in preparing it for shipment and they can soon
get up rer utation for grain that will cause it
to bring 10 per cent more than it otherwise
would. Two dirty farmers will spoil the char
aeter of whole neighborhood of agricultrrists
and if such men are known, the industrious men
should give them a brotherly ovcr-haulng.
Hurrah for Farmersburgh!
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TO THE UN-NATURALIZED.

NIOTICE is hereby given that special Term Of the
district court Of Clayton county, Iowa, will be
holden at Gutenberg, on Monday the 10th day Of
March, 1858, for the purpose Of Naturaizing such
Foreigners as may apply, and be found entitled t.
final certificates. tai'
Attest. 7. UpDEGRAHT, clerk.
March 8. lS73w4
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At McGregor, on Monday, March 9Th, 1858,
CHARLIE, only child Of Phelix and Charlotte Mcclure
aged years.
Little Charlie il gone-the one we did che rish,
With affection deep, with such kindness and care,
Like rosetree when blooming the casket has persisted,
But the gem 70 in Heaven, It's transplan ted there.
G.,
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NJ A r r I e D.

In Read township March 10, 1858, by r. snediger,
ESQ, Mr.. PATRICK WEIGH to bliss ANN NJ. DIBBLR
oil OF Read.
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ESTRAY.

LO NAL. s'+E
VINAkEN UP by Uriah Wiltce, at his plantation, IN
18th day of November, 1861, one SORREL MARI
COLT three years old next sprng, with strip Of white
in the face. Also little white hind foot. APP
praised ut $50. r. UPDEGRAPH,
March 3. l856u7Srn3t
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THE CRAFr.-When Mt Prairie du Chen few days
since, We had the honor Of introduction, in the
Leader 0facc to q female typographer MISS ANDERSON
Without dattery she Is the handsomest typo ever
set eyes on, and seriously contemplate engaging
nice little female d., angel to grow up an ornament
to the Times Office.
Miss A. Is rapid compositor, and we no reason
Why the nimbleness Of female fingers will not enable
the gentle to outstrp the males at the It
said the ladies do nothing In the ONCE but handle
the stick but this docs not stand to reason-thcy
"lock FORM certainly, and there is denying that
they would make superior pressmen!
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The Ferry.

Tho Forty.
On Saturday afternoon, March 18th, tho ice In the
main river gave way, and on Monday morning the
Alez. .NcGregor, commenced her regular trips. The
crowded state Of her decks with passengers, moving
teams and freight, exhibit the mpatence Of the pub
Lie to begin spring business It is reported here that
the War Eagle will be up to-day, but whether the
port is true not it cannot be many days before the
Mississippi will be alive with steamers 1t Is not known
here how far up the river is open, but the extreme
warmth of the last few days. with the heavy rain of
Monday night and the rapid rise of the river must
dissolve the ice-empirc in . short time. Lake Pepin
may hold good q week or twoyet. This early opening
will have fine effect on business. Grain can be
shipped south east and in the present abundance OF
money in our large Cities may reasonably antici
pate IN active demand and material Improvement in
prices. ... .. go.
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Dear Sv-As many of Jour readers may
not have had an opportunity Of seeing the Gen.
sus Returns of Iowa for 1856, and felt an inter-
est in knowing how our County stsnds in
proportion to the State, have taken the liberty
of making out table Of the four principal
articles we use, Wig: Wheat, Oats, Corn and
Potatoes. TO see how We stand in comparison
with the State, south and middle:
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Tho Indians.

000 SQC0a09.
More than half our edition was worked of
last Tuesday evening when the Indian delega-
ton arrived in town. We stopped the rrcss to
chronicle so important visit, but as all Of our
readers did not see the brief notice we gave Of
the sons ofthe forest, VIC have placed the notice
on the outside of this issue.
In looking over the American House Regis
ter We found the names Of the party, recorded
Every thing relating 10 the "noble savage is
interesting to the public and We therefore trans
c.ibe these names rs well as an imperfect pen
cilsd chirogralhy will admit of. 1t matters but
little 10 the public whether the spelling is right
or wrong the pronunciation of almost any In.
dian name is got by observing to pronounce
each vowel, give the a broad sound and mo-
notonizc all the syllables but the last-that
wants full accent. This rule will apply to all
the aboriginal names we ever heard spoken.
The meanings of the names below are not
given, but the reader can interpret them "Blue
Snake "Thunder Cloud "Dirty Face" "Grey
Wolf "Long Arms "Nasty Cuss" or any
other expletive which the fancy of our "distin-
guishcd Predecessors in the west is prone to
appropriate.
There seems TO be four families or clans in
this delegation, though all VIC presume are
Sioux. The names of the different clans look,
on the Register, like "Mudewakantons' "Sis-
sitons" "Warpckootcs" & "Warpetans" If
We have misplaced or Incorporated letters
in getting the above names or any Of those that
Red Legs will not prosecute US for mis-repre-
senting their associates.
q. A-~..z n. n YY-~-.~
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nc Gregor, Wednesday, March II, 1858.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION:
A Convention Of the Democratic Party Of the State
Of Iowa, will be held at
IOWA CITY.
On Thursday, tho cath day Of June next, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the offices Of
Sccretsry Auditor and Treasurer OF State. Aso for
the transaction Of such other business IS said Convcn
ton may deem proper. ...
The ratio of representation will bc-one Delegate for
each 100 votes and one additional Delegate for each
fraction ovc 60 votes cast in each county for the Dem
mocratic candidate for Governor in October last.
Counties casting less number Of votes, will be enti
tied to one delegate each.
No County can be represented by PROXY.
~ COMMITTEE
GEO. W. McCLEARY, CHARLES CORKERY,
u. D. FINCH, WIN. EOGT,
JOHN CLARK, p. II. sOLOMAS,
w. W. BELKNAP, q. 5. G. DOW,
-r.Fr sa J. 2. TEST.
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Notice.

UTAH AND KANSAS.
cCOTT L BRO, will pay CASH for 10, 900 bushels
- of WHEAT.
McGregor, March 10, ls5sn74tf
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Fencing.
on OOO LBS Nos. Fence Wire, for sale
cO,OVV cheap. c. C. BICkNELL.
NcGregor March 3, 18GSn74tf
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this means they shrivcled up, and many Of them
can be reuscitated, should they be allowed
to resze which is sometimes done while removing them
from the place of purchase during some of the cold
nights Of March and April.
The time for setting trees In this country Il
the frost is out Of the ground the sooner the BETTER
and should be set upon dry mellow soil, aud whom
this is the case hole large enough aud deep enough
to admit the roots Is sufficient.
When orchard IS planted, tho gophcrs within the
field can be poisoned with strychnne placed IN small
piece Of beet carrot po.atoe the smaller the better
as 1t is sooner eat by the ANIMAL while larger piece
will be laid away for future store and before he eats
the ground will have extracted the poison. The ami
mails hole should be carefully opened and left open
and the poison placed in about six or eight inches
from the opening solution of lime with little soap
mixed with to it to stick and resist the rain
put ON to the trunk about the middle Of June, will
keep out the bearer; but once knew of nothing but
the knife or chisel to get him out. The solution
put again about the last of October, will last the
tree all winter and eFectuay keep the rabbits from
barking than. .t
good fence with eye occasionally ON the bars or
gate will keep out the cattle and other stock. have
tried this and found it cdectual.
The following is list of apple trees which have
found to do well and stand our winters without the
slightest effect upon them, many Of them bearing:
RawIs Jenette, superior in every respect.
TalmOn's Sweeting, :" /"
Red Harvest.
Red Astrican.
TO-. Summer Queen. ..... ..-
Willow Apple.
Indiana Russell. ..a
Maiden's Blush. ....
Fameusc, superior In every respect.
Rhode Island Grcening -.
Red Romantic. -..s #.. ....
Yellow Belaower, superior in every respect.
Early Red.
Yellow Harvest.
vandever Pippin, superior in every respect.
Fulton Apple,
New York Pppin
Coles Ounce Apple.
Golden Kussette.
Others may know Of varieties equally good, and If
so, would be glad to sec them publish them.
Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL MURDOCH.
GAHNAvILLo, March Q, 1858.
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LEGAL ADVERT'S.

West Union, Iowa, Feb. 10, l85sn73w3s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-09
UBF Californian.
AgrlraItaraL
Tho Potato.

The potato originated in South America
where Il siill grows Wild. Il was hnl
brought 20 public NOTES about the year 1900
Almost everywhere ilI introduction met with
opposition Tho French. especially, were
prejudiced against il, aud would not receive
Il for general culture Iiii time 81 % sTeily1
during die revolution, fastened II upon them
Switzerland frat grew potatoes Ia 1880 The
old men OF New England tell as that their
fathers thought 90 little OF the potato that
two bushels were considered large supply
Tor The winter use Of family, beans and
turnipS we're usel. more freely then, The
use Of potatoes iS nos almost uniN IL
il found alike upon the tables ~ the prIneely
and 10 the novels OF the poor As an arl-
Gle Of diet, Wa have the opinions Of scientific
men that Il Is unsurpassed even by bread
Prof Shepherd Of Amherst once said thar the
po,slo contained every element necessary 10
produce perfect Irlshman, Working m6a
usually lave potatoes. This root has adapt
ed itself 10 almost every soil aud climate
Nought hut the figid zones restrain lts oul-
ture. With Us, Il succeeds best on a sandy
loan, A cool, vet season IL not favorable
10 its growth,
Por about 10 years past the potato rot has
been known. II began In Ireland and like o
peatilsuee gradually extended Westward A
malady attacking an eseulent forming 80
large part ofour daily food was considered
public calamity, aud the rrEcarchrS Of sci
sntiac men and the muuideenee Of public
wealth have alike been directed against Il.
Variaus theories have been promulgated, but
as yst nothing entirely satisfactory has been
devised rs remedy. a Mr. Henderson Of
BuGalo, who has been engaged in researches
on this subject since 1913, says that brown
insect, bali the size ofa common house-fy,is
the cause OF the trouble, This insect lays an
egg Invisible 10 the naked eye on the skin
Of the potato and Clues il there, a warm
moist place hatehes the egg. Richly mauur-
ed soils produce the perfect ms Get soonest.
The Stnging Of the potato by the insect poi
sons the root and bcgets rot Sandy and
finely pulyerizcd soils most annoy and Grip
pie the insect. while atf and clayey soils "a
ciliale It's progress. The explanation Of this
/, found IN the fact that the cracks
in the soil oecasioned by the growth
Of the potato are more readily filed in san.
dy soil than In heavy one. Mr.. llender-
son has experimental No far That by means
Of this insect under glass lac can produce po-
tatp rot at WILL lie can apply the insect 10
a healthy tuber, and IN four days the rot will
follow with unerring certainty lie propos-
eIIas a remedy the destruction of the egg Of
the insect before planting the seed potato
SprinklinB quieklme over the potato when
freshly cut for planting will do this, The
moisture Of the potato will dissolve the lime,
and battle the t9bers In eaustie nlkali
which destroys the egg. The ra,ngcs Of the
insect may be greatly prevented amer plant
ing, by packing the earth firmly with the foot
The thing looks plausible, and We intend
next year to test iI,-SprmafciA RcpuJh-
ran
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To the People Of Caledonia County and
Vicinity:
GREAT IMPROTElfENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY
DIR. KILnouRNE

III EREBl announces 90 the public that he
has purchased the right to use Dr. Hlandy's
new method Of inseriing ARTIFICIAL TEIu b.,
superior 60 al Others nov in tee. and l. u.rd and
highly recommended by The most eminent drntsts
Ia thS United States, There has lnngb existed "a
void IN Mechanical Dentistry which scientific men
have siudiouslY GndeaiaIcd IT, sUitt,iy hut without
success, uniil about iwn years since Or Hand,
Tone Of the lFafea-as- iuthr- Haitiuurt- t.diffp,
Of Dental surgery discovered this process Of ma.
King Sfts by ehcoplasty, aud published II 20 the
world, since which time Over two hundred Of the
ulaAt akIl!hII Degiists IN thr larr rites are now
osing IT, almost 60 the exclusion of al other meth
DDS.
Among the advantages which this process has
oNe all other. are lst an ahspiufriy arruTafr NJ
10 The mouth, thereby rendering iis Hrm retention
a matter Of course.
2d-By this mode the teeth and plate afenniicd
n one solid piece and az no spacrs re len for the
lodgmcnt ~ food. or tho arctctions, thi. work H.
"smdrkdbfs Tor tLtANttNtssi property which IL
retains unimpaircd A. long a. Il l. worn
3d-The odso aud comfort with which u u worn
requiring no tins 10 get used 20 twill strong.
~ commend itself to those who are under the ne.
eessiiy Of wearing artificial teeth. by this pro,
cess AlAn. iha Iaautl. .s1-,-r--rtrrrr INV
sunkcn away can he fully restored 60 their oriai.
nal contour aud hillncss.
4th-ny this method the teeth arc nor liable 20
GET our OF repair, which Is matter Of no little eS
pensc, and source Of great annoyance TO those
who have teeth inserted by the old methods OF gold
or silver plates. In fact as In Is STRENGTH, M.
RAntLirN, aud nEMTN, challenge for IL a com.
parison with any known process for inserting ar.
thcial teeth,
And lastly, but not least IN these hard times, II
can be made MuCH CitENrru than acts by the old
method. thereby putting IL within the reach of both
rich aud poor.
Persons in want ofwhoc or partial sets of teeth
arc invited TO call AZ my Office and examine the
work and II desired they viii be referred TO per.
sons In this village and out ~ u. who are wearing
whole sets manufactured IN this way by myself
DIX. klLBOURNE is the only dentist IN this
county who has the right TO, docs, use this che.
oplasuc process. Teeth will he inserted in the
usual way, on gold or silver plate. as formerly II
desired by the patient, and on reasonable terms
Office over J. Bolcs' Clothing Store, corner OF
Main and Central streets. st. Johnsbury. VI
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Teas and Groceries.

YOUNG Tyson, Gunpowder, Oolong and
L English breakfast Tea. Whole and Ground
Coffee Of different kinds, Specs of all kinds,
Sugars of all Kinds, Vinegar, Molassea, Syrup,
Raisins, CurrAnts, Citrons. Rice. best quality Of
Lard, Cod Fish, Salmon, Butter, sc. All % the
above articles and many more for sale cheap by
Sept, 4. T.. JRWETT
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HEAD QUARTERS

IfOlt the sale Of Knapps Patent Rodn Oil
Lamps N liaifen.
ltosin oils ~ poor quality having IN some 10
stances uniusuy pfojudiced the public, they will
ho Ratlhtd 90 learn great improvements in iti
manufacture arc nov Ia progress, aud every family
should save
ONE HALF THE EXPENSE
u ordinary lights, by bsying At once Rosn OH
Lamp,
Every Family can save from IS 20 $50 this win
Ter by using this Lamp, and hA,ea
Bottor, Safer and Ploasantor, Light.
Persons buying this Lamp should purchase on.
~ N me or my agents Ia northern Vermont a. !
am thc sole proprietor ~ this patent, and shall
suffer no inirinRrmcntA in using or selling by
others, on shllings per gallon,
Il. JEwETr.
81. Johnsbury. Sept. 1885 2u
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Mcgal a00rrtiarmrMt0.
Kirby Land Tax.

The nonresident proprictors Of the town Of
Kirby Ia the county Of Caledonia are hereby mott
ned that the taxes assessed by said town within
the year next preceding this date, remain either
in whole or In part unpaid, on the following dcs-
G fibsd lands Ia said town. 10 uit t=--
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FAWN ELIs'S CUNUITTJN POWDERS,
For Disease of Horses and Cattle The sale Of te.s Pow
ders N Immense the satisfaction they give unboundsa
Large Packages "a cents, with null Directions
nG- AGENTS are authorized refund purchase MONEY
when satisfActon Il not gwen. Manufactured bv
DH. HERRlCK BROTHER, Chemists
ALhANV. New YORK.
mr. The above articles sold BY druggisis
Mqrld " " '''
ha- Dr Hcrrieks remedies sold by a. p TIoyt J. O.
hinElam and FalrbhnksA Go 81 Johnabiiry and
hyG IN WeAks. Lyndnnl Hiram weeks. 80 Johns
hnfG And ~ .sststsrfd hcrrhantu this
paper crculatoa Persons requiring them win enquire
cr Respective horek keepers Ths sale ~ these articles
ara a. RAtsndnd ~ civilization, UsE GA HosA
Ia
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Machinery and Castings,

n nR subscribers have on hand Woodworihs
planners, Circular Saw Mills, Clapboard and
hhingle hills VI approved patterns and excellent
workmanship albn hugar-hause ATrh-nuuths
and Plates, Black smiths lWiresi fan bellows
aud Tire Rollers, boH Stoves Barn door hulls.
Iron sinks, SO, Sc Castings and fprglngA n
eveD description, and repairing done % order and
a. short notice. HALLETa THOMPSON.
st. J0hnsbuy, W. b3n
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New Fall & Winter Goods

nF very desirable styles. cheap and good. just
IrGriInd Al - S.sJisAff i-fab -
S. Johnsbury, Sept 1853, 2n
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A GOOD UNDERSTANDING
Cheap for Cash 4!
fN1iE subscribers would Ann0unce % the public
Il that they are Just receiving large supply u
nOOTs AND sIIOEs

Il that they are just receiving large supply u
BOOTS AND SHOES
N c,ery desirable style aud quality fof fheiI
wholesale aud retail trade, direct from the beat
msnufaoiaHcs in Massarhuseta, and Vermont,
which they offer az retail az Low ~ can be- bought
la lLi., Of aHy sthef County iH the Ntais and
81 whnlerale a. low az can be bought la Boston, 90
New YORK markets,
They continue 60 manufacture 10 order great
and GentlemfH,07 excellent workmanship and uut
ofthe beet quality ~ stock,
Also constantly on hand foT sale hid aud Goat
STOCK, French Calf skins, shoe thfeAd, nails So,
They would fetun their acknowledgement fnf the
liberal patronage they have received aud respect
hlly solicit q continuance 81 public favor,
" Please call and examine for yourselves, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere,
ALLEN s nURPER.
Railroad S., ~. Johnshnry, sept, 2, 1851
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STATE or PERMONT.

Caledonia District,
Al Probate Court holden az Probate Once tn 81 hp,
A. D.. la5s - NfN
EBEN EzEB 3 WHEELER. and nAloua ~ pran,u
~ sdniuit ~ Abe Almnu s. Brnnctt ats
Burke On sod 80 deceased make appcaiio1 tn said
court for license dn SOD the Nhc
ed reprsennF that said sale IS ps San
Of the iebts u Aald dnrcRsed Whcreupa srissed v
HAid rdnKf III Al aAll lsAt1 ,
and be heard on the 23th dAy " October D. Lass Al the
Probate Oncc IN 81 Johnshnfy aud further ordered
that all persona interrste b. boiin hrrraf by pul,
>fon nj r1ico Of THIS application and urcr thereon three
esssks Aneesssisly In ths CAledonbn, Ipr 1hnx.
aala and,
BY the COuTt.-Atiest,
ASA l.. PRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
A true copy of record
SussS asa L, FIENcu. Judge Of Probate. 81