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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
AN ORDINANCES.

VO amend section 10 Of Article Of the Codifed
Il Ordinance Of the city Of Marysville.
Rhe Common Council Of Marysville do ordain as
follows: Section 10 Of article 2 of the Codifed Ord-
nance shall be, and the same is hereby amended to
read as follows:
SEC 10. All persons keeping hotel, coffee house,
chop house, restaurant, or boarding house. wherein
board or meals are furnished the public either by
the meal day, week month, in which business there
Is Invested an amount not exceeding fifteen hundred
dollars, shall pay monthly license OF six dollars
ana when such bEsiness is connected with bar
owned and kept by the same proprietor, shall pay a
monthly license Of twelve dollars.
Those persons in whose business there IS invested
any amount exceeding fifteen hundred dollars shall
pay monthly license Of twelve dollars, and when
connected with bar, as above shall pay a monthly
license Of twenty dollars, provided that the provs.
IONS OF this section shsl not apply to private board
ing houses.
All ordinances or parts Of ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance, are hereby repealed This ordi
nance shall take effect from and after the 1st day of
Novemh er, 1859. ' -
certify the above to be an Ordinance passed by
the Common Council Of the city Of Marysyile. al
thelr last meeting, October 9th, 1859.
Witness my hand and the corpornte seal of
lSEAL.J said city, this, Goth day of October 1859
I. +. FARISH, City Clk
Approved November Isl, 1859.
nov4 VIM SINGER, Mavor.
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October oath, 1859.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J a..
DoT4Grv nu Xr-wn =

COUNTY OF YUEA,
!, VIM. sharkey, Clerk Of the Court Of Sessions in
and for the County of Yuba State Of California here
by certify that the above and foregoing is full true
and correct copy Of the original notice OF the Intended
application Of James Archey to his Excelency John
b. Weller, Governor OF the State of California for
pardon, as the same now remains of Record, and on
file in the Office Of the said Court.
...... Witness my hand with the seal of our said
u. g.: Court affixed, at the City Of Marysvile,
''' the county seat Of said County, this twenty.
fourth day Of October, A. D. 1859.
VIM. SHARKEY,
Oc2I-30d Clerk Of the Court aforesaid
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Application for Pardon.

TN0 THE HON. CHARLES LINDLEY, COUNTY
Il Judge, and y. L Hatch Esq, District Attorney,
Of Yuba county, California
TAKE N0TlCE-That James Archey, who was con-
vcted In the Court Of Sessions Of Yuba County, the
May term thereof for the year 1859, Of the crimes
Robbery, an attempt to commit Robbery, and Grand
Larceny, and sentenced by said Cont the 2Sh day
OF May, 1889 to imprisonment in the Penitentary OF
said State as follows, towt For Robbery for the term
attempt TO commit Robbery for the of two years
TO commence at the expiration of sentence for Robbie
ry; and for Grand Larceny, for the term Of three
years, to commence at expiration of sentence last ma
med, and who is now serving out such terms Of i'm
prisonment, will make application to bis Exoellcncy
| the Governor Of California, for pardon.
JAMES ARCHEY.
| October oath, 1852
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A N ORDINANCE to donate five hundred dol.
a lars to the Agricultural Horticultural and Me-
mia. " N'''0i
The Mayor and Common Council Of the city Of Ma.
rysville do ordan as follows
Section l. The sum five hundred dollars is here
~ appropriated to the Agricultural, Horticultural and
lorna as donation to be used towards defraylng the
expenses OF Fair to be held in Marysville the last
week OF the present month, to-wit August, 1859
section = The Clerk of the city is authorized and
directed TO draw his warrant upon the General Fund
IN avor OF the Treasurer Of the aforesaid Society for
the sum Of five hundred dollars soon after the pas
sage OF this ordinance, and its approval by the Nav
or, as there money in the aforesaid fund to pav the
same, not previously appropriated.
hereby certify the above to be ordinance passed
by the Common Council Of the city Of Marysy!e al :
special meeting, August 10TH 1859. ~ "
..... Witness my hand and the corporate seal of
l. g.: said city, this llthday Of August A. d. Is5S
PlI0S. Il. PARISH,
I, City Clerk
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Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles In a In,
for S5.

CAOIION IO THE PUBLIC.--In purchasing
b. Farquar NJ. D.. is pasted around The neck Of eaei
bottle.
Crowell and Crane, Park & White and RedngeoY
Co.. wholesale Agents. oe25-6m
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AND AS A
GENERAL TONIC FOR THE SYSTEM,
TT "a TINRIvAIIED.
wORKERS,

AMI A0 n
GENERAL TONIC FOR THE SYSTEM,
1T IS UNRIVALLED.
1t has long been most important desideratum in
the practice OF medicine, to obtain remedy similar
to this and accordingly find It resorted to almos'
universally in Of Scrofua Liver Diseases, Salt
Rheum General Prostration OF the Vital Powers, and
all those tormenting diseases Of the skin trying to
the patience and injurious to the health. Although
possessed of powerful healing properties it is entirely
harmless, and will not injure the most
DELICATE CONSTITUTION.
When in perfect health no effect is produced by its
rse except increase of appetite; but when disease
Is seated in the frame, and carrying fast its victim
along the path Of lie then its mysterious influence
is felt and seen 1t enkindles life anG vigor, and
brings health and strength to the suffering and dis.
eased.
sCRoFUL0Us SORE EYES.
The following important testimony is from South
Kingston, 4. l. In this case the Sarsapariha wss
recommended by the family Physician.
| Messrs. sANDs:-Gentlemen,- little daughter,
| when year old, attacked with scrofulous
humor her face, which after extended into
her eyes, causing almost total blindness In one Of
them, and dishguring her whole face. employed
| two physicians to attend her who exhausted thei-
utmost skill to give her relief but II all proved use
less and finally one Of them remarked to me that he
had known OF some striking cures effected by Sands
Sarssparila, and advised me to try IT. obtained one
bottle which she commenced usng and before it was
all used up il bad effected entire II is now
over four Yeas since she cured, and there has
| been no temperance Of the disease, and we are
sAtafed that 1t Is perfect cure.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE ROBINSON.
Prepared and sold by A. ID. O. ID. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton-street corner Of
William, New York.
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE & Co., n. JOHN
SON & Co.. and REDINGTON h Co., San Francisco
RICE h COFFIN, Msrysville; r. II. MCDONALD
= Co., Sacramento; and BY Druggists generally.
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City Iatellsgenoe.

ffRA N FULTON 6rRMr.-Shortly after seven O'Clock
last night fire occurred the third floor Of No IL Full
ton street. IN the apartments OF Isaac Havilnd II APP
pears that tho servant girl Catharne Walker accidental
y upset fluid lamp, which sst fro 70 the bed in her bod
room The damage TO the furniture viii be about q oo0
damaged about $50; insured The whole Of tho build
ing, No. TO- and the second and fourth floors Of No. H.
are occupied by Harvey Hsviland, manufacturers Of
by fire and water Of about 600 Insured for sl6
N tho following Insurance Companies Excelsior, e.
Market q 800 and Columbia, 81 500 The building No
10 owned by the 6chermerhorn estate. II s damaged
about $50; insured
PRoy. Lows's BALLOON aCTr o. Nxw YoRx THE In
hation Of Prof loves mammoth balloon "Ciy or New
York" began at twelve O'Clock on Tuesday Last and
during thatday was witnessed by nearly three thousand
vners Tho imitation continued yesterday, and the OK
hbion Witnessed by some Eve thousand epectaaors
About sixty thousand cubic feet OF gas have BEEN AL
rned into the balloon already, and Ns monsrous an
pearance % exciting the wonder Of all who behold IL The
gas in at the rate Of about eleven thousand feet an
In tent the grounds are the life boat cajorc enrne
On cperstion) fan propeller, buoys, lime, store TO-
able To start before the lapse o two wecks and The
public.
ANNUAL MEETING or nn FRENCH Hruvolur socsrY.-
The members Of The societ Fancaise de- BensAssaaoe
held their annual meeting when the President (laons
~ W SSmesu) Bupmlttod the annual report appears
and mortgages, amount 70 elS ,2el Is "a receipts
during me year, including balance Of ~ o. IN the
were paid by $50 subscribers The French Consulate
contributed $3.50 80. o267 were returned BY persons
who were cent home 70 France 1t the expense q ne
hfbuted q o03 49, and e8Sl4 IS were received for IN
tsres The expenses were e. leaving cs Sc g
behalf ~ 70 ecos and 1nsz ssRs1'se
sixty eight persons were seet home 70 Esence
e cost Of 2M e nsy - psaa ~ ~, y
% Tor coal $500 were invested The Society has Atey
received legacy, consisting Of house g ~ Grsene
contemplate estabihhng Efench hospital, end COM
ittes has been appointed % whom The matter has boon
vesr q couuoeed - Fresddent-E CAyes; Woe
residensa-A Rouse " Leccmte and r de Mlher; Sec
1sosrX al F1eaurcau A. Rannel NJ Les.
pIDssse O. ASTON, @. AsynA A. vignot, r Turin, La
sallc q Ravsaux, 7. rsTiscs, A. vatabe, A. Farrin.
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commissioners OF Em1grot1OAs
Tho Emigration Commissioners held their weekly meet
ing yesterday, President vsrplank Ia the chair.
The weekly statemepnt being submitted, showed the
number Of egrans who arrived during the week, TO be
which brings the total number arrived at this port
during tho year 10 be 1851 also appeared that the
balance Of the Communication fund now ON hand =
The preliminary business being disposed Of Commssbon-
or JelinQhaus submitted very v0lumiuoue minority res
port on the subject OF allowing Mesers AcDounen and
grants r de Fepnsyvania Railroad the majority of the
Castle Garden Committee having reported adverse 70 ~
lowing them privileges FOR tho booking o. emgrsnts Hd
argued that e Iong as the Commissioners allowed a. n
Weed. agent Of the Ere karoso, sny privileges the
railroads they killed al conpeson and exposed the emit
crsnt "a the mercy Of monopoly He reported adverse "a
ia booking system altogether, but would prefer compel
ttion 70 monopoly: He quoted many instances q
their agents, which chiefly owing 70 the absence
v1ne report concluded by The following resolsssonl
submitted for adoption:
Resolved, That the oner Of Mesuu Mcdonald Brischo6 q
den protect them from outside annoy end forward Se
without expense axd loss Of time 10 he destination Is ac
oepted.
Tho resolution was not secondedl
Commissioner LOWE moved that the report Of the ms
crty should be adopted, and that the committee be d.
charged from tho further consideration Of the subject
warm and BY no means ceremoui0u1 discussion took
pace Detween Commissioners Jelllnghaug and CaxTgau
but ne report Of The majority was finally carried.
= onmsaoneI JnIM0HAus asked that his report should
Commissicner CARaoAS considered that was already
disposed Of by the adoption Of The majority report
Inc debate on thu subject was cut short BY motion
adjourn, which was carried. |
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TIE ClgHu0 vEssxLSs-The Gloucester (Massl
9ele9veyA says,Thcre Two hundred and twenty
vessels absent u the Bay Of st. lawrence nom that
port Three Of them on shore, with no prospect OF
ther being got OF this fall The weather there has been
very heavy, and there has been little chance for fishing
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Candid tes Before the Peoplo.

Below win be found catalogue Of the candidates for the
Supreme Court, Senate and Assembly. Those marked
with star renominations fusion candidates are in
dicated by the letters Un with r. D. appended &C.
oordngy the preferences Of the individual are supposed
TO be republican, American democratic. Two Of the
Senatorial nomneesNr Tomlnson, OF the Sixteenth and
Blodget, the Eghteenth-are independent candidates.
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committee adjourned till tomorrow evening.

Republican Central Committee.
regular business meeting Of this committee was held
last evening at their rooms els Broadway After making
few unmporant arrangements for the ensuing election
and transacng some private business which was, in
fact Of no interest to the public the committee adjourned
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Whig General Committoe.

Tho Wing General Committee held stournea meeting
Tuesdsy evening" at their rooms Broadway and
Eighth street. Hiram Ketchum ESQ.,, in the chair. The
committee on arranging ratification meeting reported
that they had deemed nexpedient 10 call one Also that
they had received information Of the declenson Of Messs
slosson and Bradford, the nominees for Judges of the
Superior Court and for James w. Gerard for Jaece
Of the Supreme Court account Of business
The report was accepted
The committee adjourned till Tomorrow evening
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Number OF Votes Registered I'm the City.
The Registers throughout the city sat for the last time
yesterday-the following being tho total number Of
names registered In the several wards up nine O'Clock
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FREE NEdNoRs ON RAuRoADSy-On o. tho n
eul1 Of the Brown foray q The South nay be observed
bill has been niroduced mo the snnesoee Legislature
prevent free negroes travelling The railroads 10 ~
State, which parsed u The nrGt reading me Dali prono
that tho president who shall permit heo negro 20 49,
on sny road within the Jurisdiction Of e eate unosr
supervsion, sha pay hne Of $500; any concucs s
hitting violation or the act shall pay nne v.oO,
vided such free negro not under the control And
ffec white citizen Of Tennessee, who voucnes iM
character Of said free negro IN the penal bona OF
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Wards Names Reeias,ed Wards. Names Re,isSted.

In the 14thward the Registers In the 9Th 8th 9th and
10th districts refused 10 give the number Of votes regis
tered
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Dem ocratic Meeting ut volks Theatre.
very large and enthusiastic meeting pr the de-
mocracy was held at the voks theatre last evening to
raty the nomination Of Bernard Kelly for Senator Of The
Finh scna orial district Of this STATE.
The meeting was called TO order by Judge STEERS,
when, motion, the following gentlemen wore elected
officers of the meeting.-
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FOE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT.

FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
DIS Rep. & Am, Democrat
1-Ieaac Dayton. VIM. a. Leonard, I'm. D,
&c. 6: Reynolds, IN. R VIM. W scrusham - "
c-lra Harris+, Un X r. W. Peckam, Anti Rent
Augustus Bockes Cornelius l. Ahen.%
6-Le Roy Morgan. David Pratt.
6-John H. Parker. Horatio Ballard.
Addison I. Knox ,un.R Thomas Y. Howe
6-Martin Grover, Un. r. No candidate.
SENATORIAL
l-wm. f. Norton, In A. Edward A. IawrcncA-
2-H. II. Person, Un. r. Thomas A. Gardner.
s-John G. Bergen, On. \ Francis B. spinola%
4-sAmuel Hall, I'm. A ]. Mcleod Murphy, lam.
5-M. Z. Brewer, Tn. A Bernard Kelly.
6-BenJamn +. MantelTe William MAurray, Tam.
VIM. a. Gust, Am ". D. Parsons, Mozart Hall
I'd. b. 0onovor, In. r Richard Connolly.
S-H. D. Robertson, un. A. Benjamin BrsndretA&
e-Joseph Davis Robert Z. Grant a.'' =
1o-J. Nero, Jr., un r. John Iarroway.
u-John +. Ketchum. John Emans, Un. D.
12-V. Richmond, I'm. r. John D. WIZARDS
A. n. Calhoun, st. Ann. W. A. Young, Ann-Cs9.
1-Jos. Ramsay, Un. R Charles Holmes.
l6-Wm. G. Wait, Un. r. Isaiah Blood.
lC-Natban lApham. Tho. A. Tomlinson, Wing.
I7-CharlcsC G. Montgomery. Darius ". Iawronce.
is-James A. Bell Harrison Blodgett, WING.
10-Wm. II. Ferry. Lewis Rider.
20-Francs N. Rotch, John EDDY
U-Andrew 8. Warner, Edwin Alien.
22-Allen Munroe, Nathan +. Graves.
23-Pcrrn b McGraw, Thomas F. Petrie.
M-Lynan Humans Edward Tompkins.
26-Alexander b. Williams,+ John Porter.
+. n, a
T-samuel H. Hammond, Rev. Joshua B. Graves
B-Epbraim Goss, John williams
20-Pcter r. Murphy, Lewis 8. Payne, On A.
SO-Lavtd H. Abel, Linus W. Thayer, I'm. D.
3l-E 8. Prosser, = I'm. n. Henry W. Rogers
S2-Wsltcr L Sessions, James H. Leo, On. D.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
AIBAvY.
John J. Singer, On. r. John Niles.
2-Stephen Mersels, Jr, henry Hilton, On. Am
8-J.SvanRensselaer, Am.
4-IOrenzo D. Collins,A r. B. Everett
BRoon.
Henry Mather, Oliver G Croker.
CATTA1AUaus.
l-U. p. Crane, James Nichols.
2--James n Smith, d. N. Brown.
cAYUCA.
1-wlnam W. Payne,A s. T. sitsser.
2-Anen D. Morgan, John Mcintyre
caAU1AuauA
2-Hiram Smith, second.
Lucus Robinson, Charles Evans.
l-Samuel I. Beebe, XsSey u. Raw
2-Joseph Bush.
Henry xcrsddsn, Nathaniel 9. sswysr
2--peter E Van Abtyne
ooRr1Am.
John A. Acvean. T. Stevens A Il
pnAwAn
donald D. Shaw, On. r. David Siver
|-Samuei A. Laws UNA Edmund G. Butts.
1-Abiah ". Palmer. N. n str,pp,o
2-Samucl j. Farnum,s r. J. GarreSecn
1-Orlando Allen, On. r. De w.t. Clinton.
Henry B. Miller Un.R C3ecrpe J. Bryna.
S-Hram Newell, On. A. ". & Thayer.
s-1osepn d. Pmmb, Una. Warren X Russell
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would and which il Is part Of true manhood p meet
~, hs.xsen The nsiisauops al The North and Ne south
hsf longer pesCsabIe union ~ impracucaoe-tnssl ~,
there can Sc no Of he noss and order
loving people OF New York affirm this opinion Or prnc
The people o. tho south are ana 81 sn' xa
for your verdict, and over when hs&fa WIN INV
deepest sohcitudc BY the people Of the South, mean
the white people; mean those who had the power 70
contract, and did contract, with the white pes Of the
North, who then under similar circumstances, - had
sSe Power % contract 40 form more por, sC po
the common Defence promote the general welfare and Be-
cure the blessings ofberty ourselves and postery
TO the people Of the North and they must determine the
question for Themselves whether they wish and intend
TO keep in good faith and with hearty good WILL and
doubt whether any citizen whose lot has bean cast in
the South would interfere In any way with them In max
ING up their decision In this view while feel the great
est anxiety for the repctuty Of the Union, and
quenty for the the democratic party perhaps
It may be well that circumstances beyond my control
viii prevent my acceptance Of your Invitation o,,
LETTER FROM THE sRcRErARY OF WAR.
WAsaNclos, Nov. I, 1862
70 attend and address mass meeting Of tho democracy
Of New York at Tammany Hall this evening not
noon man n bag to ycS sen@en
the very great pleasure would afford me 70 able TO
attend tnis meeting but the nature Of my public dueg At
TINS period such that would have been impossible for
me in time. JOHN B. FLOYD
LETTER FROM yszE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
WASHINGTON, Oct 81, 1852
GESnnEN--I have received your note invidng me TO
address, tomorrow evening, at Tamnany Hail. grand
mass meeting 81 the democracy or the CITY q New York
regret that shall not be abe TO be there The election
now at hand win speak tOngued 70 the people Of
the United States; result Of II win usher brighter
day than has recently daSned upon rs because II viii be
one OF peace Of hanoUy Of security of raerna rela
tons, and win be the harbnger Of national prosperity
and power and greatness, far eclsng the past whc the
other result will only forbode intestine discord civil
motions, bloody nsrrrcctons and finally the rupture Of
the ties which bad together this great oonfederacy Of
States Is Impossible that the agitation which has
broaied us for years past and being developed in
some Of it's most startling consequences should not
the public mind 70 decided action upon IT, and become the
great issue before the country such Is now alphabetically
the case IN the powerful state which has the largest int
rest In the perpetnty Of institutions and the result viii
justify those who, IN the darkest crisis, s retain abd
people. ISAAC TOUCEY
Dem ocratie Meeting 1T volks Theatre.
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More Democratic ResoIutfons.


Al the regular meeting Of the Manhattan Democratic
Club Of the First wardG. Mackay, President-on Tues
day evening" November l. the following resolutions were
Resolved That hail with satisfaction and pride the or
Eanzation OF tho Democratic vgant Association that
obscure for The moment those hsh principles 70 which we are
&c pos e.
fessed friend: he administration Of bs city government BY
snd he ssneyp sspa "a
az sa.s posy i a H
form taxes g enormous Is be stously oppressive to
ssr s HS LABOR meu0p0s particularly " inc f
Resolved Th. dscla and execrse the acts Of officials
promote merely :slsss ends have 81 .ss and pssS
tsuss sOrssasd sv ~ open and bones. Ct Sc
responsibilities Of clce those who have allie dsraeed he city
~. 1Ss N ss Raa faith tina. u. noble lust and
liberal prnpes Of democacy must be generally approved
and w sS 5as poc % Ss bob
secure iu and unpr9ndiced oppression Of the people
az 1G al Ne ~ !: our 2
: w scs @ rcu sd r.. " M r.
Resolved That n yew q our local Interests wen o.
ssssd sssnss our banner eonstaons union. We VIII
skc every audAhle effort % have only those presented e
dSr Ss Ss az ss % Quad w s
secure standard bearers that WIN ceaby represent he prin
esoved TSss isse resolutions be presented for pub,ca
ton 70 he NEW YoRk HsnAl1
Mass Meeting IA the Eighteenth Ward.
Yesterday evening quite large meeting pursuant 70
advertisement, was held in large room Of the Demlt
Dpsnsary ON the Of Twenty third street and S.
cond avenue for the purpose Of rang the nominations
ssths Hon sswgs opd,ke for Senator Of tho Sixth dis
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inc annual interest on this sum u about e20 00o
x e ne. revenues last year which exceed tho pren4e
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I2-Feter COOK, On. X.
1S--RHhard Scott, On. R.
14--Elliot +. Shepard, I'm. r.
John S. Cocks, People Is.
l5-stephen s. Childs,* U.R.
l6--Walter 8. Pinckney ,U.A.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24
A UDITOR's NOTICE-H H. Mace
A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Morgou GriR

A UDITOR'S NOTICE Morgan Griffin
IA rs. S. H. Nercnan. In the Cour OF Common Pleas
of Bradford County, No. 1873, December term, 1857.
ALS0-WelLs & Christie rs S. H. Ne,rnan. In the
Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County, No. 42l
February term, 1859.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute funds raised by Sheriff sale OF real estate of
defendant will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his Office in the Borough of Towanda. SATURDAY
the 2Gth day of NOVEMBER, 1850 at 2 O'Clock p NJ,
at which time and place all persons interested request
ed to their claims else be forever deharred from
the said fund. +. ID. MORROW,
October 27, 1859. Auditor.