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SUGAR. The market has been very dull for
Sugar of the Old Crop, and prices have further de-
clined with sales of 500 to 600 hhds. during the
week, mostly at GG64c. for Fair to Prime, and 10
7tc. u hid. for Choice. OF New Crop about 200
hhds have been sold during the week, at 60164c.
for Common to Good Common, 64@6Ic. for Fair to
Fully Fair, and 7@7@sc % Ii. for Prime to Choice
and Clarified.
Weeks receipts, $40 bbls.-Exports, So.
MoLAssEs. Old Crop Molasses has been dull at
25@30c. for Ordinary and Fermenting, and 33@35
OBS u gallon for Fair to Choice Reboled. New
Crop has been in fair request, with sales of some
600 bbs., ut 4l@42@43c. u gallon for Prime and
Choice, and $50 to 200 half bills at 449l45c. u
gallon.
Weeks receipts, $40 bbls.--Exports, none.
FLOUR. :. The market has been dull and unset
tied during the past week, with sales up to Thurs
day evening of about $500 bbs., mostly at about
s. 1905 rs for Superfne, Sc l230D6 rs for Extra,
and $7G1s 90 U Dbl. for Choice Extra. Yesterday
33l bbls. Superfine sold at =, 100 Extra at &c rs,
and 500 unbranded, in three lots, at 81 So u bbl
Weeks receipts, 81, 27s bbs.-Exports, 2576.
WHEAT. We have heard of no sales of any con-
sequence the past week.
Weeks receipts, none-EXports, none.
Corn. The receipts continue light and the
market has been very firm. Some 5000 sacks have
boon sold during the week at range of 95cGlsl O5
for Poor to Good New, and 81 2O61I Is ID bushel
for Good to Prime Old White.
Weeks receipts, 1914 sacks-Exports, 400.
OATS. There has been good demand for Oats,
with sales Of about $4,000 sacks, mostly at 5557c
% bush. for Good to Prime lots of st. Louis.
| Weeks receipts, 13 226 sacks-Exports, 1876.
| BRAN. Prices have ranged at s5c.@Sl 05 for
Ordinary to Choice, most of the transactions being
at soc. Glsl 90 for Good to Prime lots.
| HAY. We have noticed sales of 600 to 500 bales
| Western Mt s25126 SO and s27 Is, according to
quality; 500 to 600 Northern at sl9922 90, and
| 1900 Eastern said to be at about s23 90 T} tun.
! PORK. There has been a fair demand for Pork
during the past week, with sales of some 1000 bhls
Mess at SIS so II Dbl, dealers generally obtaining
| SIG 90 for retail parcels of Mess.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
LIST inst. 1927 bbls., of all kinds, comprising
1882 Mess, $50 NJ. o.. and 1920 Rumps
Weeks receipts, 22l7 bbls.-Exports, 1872.
BACON. The market has been firm but mac
tive, with sales of about $50 casks at Sa1sse. for
Shoulders, 1Oa for Ribbed Sides, 121c. u ID. for
Clear Sides, and 100 tierccs Extra Sugar Cured
Hams at 14c, with a few other lots on private
terms. The transactions included l42 casks Shout,
ders at sSc., and rs do. Ribbed Sides on private
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CPALDING 4 ROGERS,
MUSEUM AND AMPHITHRATER.

AM y 0zAGN 4Os $50.
CPALDING 4 ROGERS
MUsEUM AND AMPHITHEATER.
I" H. sPALpisG. Manager.
THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL
BuckIeys,
ETHIOPIAN OPERA TRoBPR
FRIDAY AND sAruhnAx I EVENINGS October a''' and
A general assortment Of AFRICAN ODDITIES Con
ciuhirg Win bdckeys burliue Of elins OF NORMA
SATURDAY NOON, October ~
A choice selection Of NEGRO IRREGULARITIES Can.
Guiding with Donzct's opera Of LUCRETIA BORGiA
By-Admsson, 30 cents. Coored Gallery. 2, cent.
E- Doors open at halfpast oclock-C6an rises at half
paY s sssSSl'""se EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sA1HF
ORLEANS THEATER MANAGER OF
~ the ORLEANS THEATER begs to inform the public that
change Is made in the old prces or the dbu
ton Of the seats.
The ea.s in the nmpheaer second gallery boxes
opened and laced parquee gallery atced boxes by
the orchestra will be at 81 90 each.
The seas in the pit and pit boxes 81 each
The in the third gallery alone coored persons will
he admitted, 50 cents each. o0 ct
CLASSIC MUSIC SOCIETY-..T A MEETING of
~ the members Of the Classic Society held on the Ali
inst it decided that series Of six again be
Modern, Orchestral Vocal Music -
The the Concerts also Of the first rehearsal will
be announced in due time.
Subscription books with tho signed
plicants may leay. their names
r. McDcwsll Vice President, IS iravier st.
Il H. ride,it Treasurer, ~ casondelet street.
Iig I, , koaewaId T. cayondelst street.
Count Mejan, IS Bourbon street.
F. + Fis cher l6 G Gag street.
g. lolgnon. 10 PonIaba buildings. Also at
Of I'm !. Gabici,s Music Store 81 Canal street.
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STREET COMM,R---OFFICIAL.


EIRsT DISTRICT POUND.-1Vas bro.xht
ne First District Pound Dryades srest
One dark brown horse about 10 hands high len hind foot
Which Within days expenses
a5 II III nsfs sssas 4 d depot on MON
New Orleans, ocioSsr il, lsss; .ss
Registered October " = 1854 street Commissioner
G. S. LEE, for Comptroller.
,aaE,1 p y ..1, p:
Tn cheval dun bunnoir, Is mains haut le pied
ii ;s
X , Iai conmI, re s + ]: !:
= the second District Pound, On DsSigas street. bsssssa
black SOW right bored end of the left ear
one white and black spotted pig with the right
Which claimed within days expensss there
ss H sss r PHss sfS'ss G I'D Depot
Registered os..osi e ns EshsHlER Street Commissioner
e'-se'NN 0'' HENRY DuREL,
For Comptroller.
IL eoadai, Second Dse bsrDsas.
une iruie noe foreie doile percs lie bout de orsie
sanehe couple Mos 5 * 5
IN pourceau blanc tachc de no ayant lie roreils
81 les dis snimaux rsc!amts dams
ais psYss is e!sn sendus l snehess pubqe Al dit dspdt
jjsisSII is ce~is'airs 8,
IL fsga q
Msm nine and St Ann s IS ,rns ON III. back
we belly and white spotted ess and a IL right n q. Az NAKED s
swaowork and undercopped branded on The left
claimed within days and he s Pss there
New Orleans, October III IsSe s;,,,r, s
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8tbifap NJ tie Alatksts for past adlstk.
CREscEEr orrIca, No. 10 Camp street !,
Saturday Morning Oct 2, I25a I

Saturday Morning, Oct. r 1859. /
Business in our general market continues mac
tive, though in Cotton the movement has been quite
animated during the greater part Of the past week.
The Tobacco market has been very dull. Old crop
Sugar has further declined, with limited demand
though the receipts Of are still quite limited
Molasses also has sold at lower prices for both old
and new crop. Flour has been dull and dropping,
while Corn still brings very full prices, owing to
the small supply coming forward. In Provisions
we have noticed but little change the rates for
most descriptions being firm. Freights continue
in good request, with firm market.
On Thursday morning we published the Europa's
advices, embracing dates from Liverpool to the
sth inst. They reported frmer Cotton market
with slight advance for Fair and Middling grades
while dusty and inferior qualities were almost un
saleable. The weeks sales embraced SIS 900 bales
OF which 5000 were on speculation and ii 600 for
export-the market closing with an improved de-
mand for the trade. The stock on hand was stated
at $4,000 bales, including 446, 600 American. The
advices from Manchester were unfavorable, the
inquiry for Goods being limited and prices easier
At Havre the weeks sales amounted to 5000 bales,
the market closing steady at 100 francs for Orleans
Tres Ordinaire.
COTTON. The week opened with an active de-
mand, and the sales of Saturday amounted to
$500 bales (including $500 on Friday evening not
then reported) and on Monday and Tuesday to-
gether about $1,000 bales changed hands, prices
generally being within the range of our previous
figures. On Wednesday about 5000 bales were
sold; and Thursdays business embraced some 5000
bales at firm prices, without any quotable change
Yesterday about II 900 bales changed hands,
making total for the week of $500 bales-the
market closing firm at our quotations:
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CATTLE HARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct 10 1859
Arrived to-day 81 Western Beeyes, 535 Sheep, IS
Mich Cows, and 81 head Of Coast Cattle. The de-
mand was moderate. The stock left on sale com
prises SO Western Beeves, so Mich Cows, 5s5
Sheep, with good supply of Beef and Veal Cattle.
The market is still bare Of Hogs.
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.

* WEBSTER s HOLMES. wnoIE--S
81 SALE RETAIL
eD UGGIsTs, u
81 Charities, corner Customhouse street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Invite the attention Of Druggists Merchants Physicians and
Planters TO their fine fresh stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES FANCY GOODS, etc,
for the Fall and Winter trade which are warranted pure
and rstcla articles One Of the firm having long expert
ence, several Southern cities in filling orders for the trade
feels confident that the firm give tho satisfaction
We shall be prepared at all times fill orders for large
amounts Orders solicited from the country All ORDERS with
satisfactory reference attended tho left person.
and prices guaranteed as low other honse South. We
large quantities of each article will be always
pared to fill all demands:
Chemicals, all kinds
Perfunery, all kinds.
Fancy Goods ali kinds.
Brushes all kinds.
Cream Tartar,
Gum Camphor
SIENNA Leaves Alex.
senna Leaves, Ell
Epson Salts,
Glauber Salts,
Sal Soda,
Bi-Carbonate soda,
Acids, all kinds.
Alun, whole and ground.
Ammonia Aqua.
Ammonia Concert,
Alcohol, 80 and IS per cent.
Balsam Copaiya,
Balsem Fir,
Balsam Tolu
Blue Mass p. and W.
Blue Mass, Eng.
Peruvian Bark, red.
Peruvian Bark yellow.
Borax refined
Calomel Z. and W
Calonel Eng.
Nitrate of Silver, pure.
Nitrate of Silver, crystal.
Chlorofoim,
Cloves,
Copperas,
Corks, Bottle and Vial
sulph. Ether.
Chloric Ether,
Spirits Ether Nitrous
Extracts for Flayorins,
Extracts Medicinal, old and fluid
Tunnels, assorted.
Isinglass, assorted
Glue,
Gym Arabic, Nos. /, auds.
Gum Aloes,
Gum F,etids,
Gum Opium, Turkey.
Cum Drops, assorted
Hops, crop.
Indigo,
Ink, Black, assorted sizes.
Iron, Preparations of Iodine
Lancets assorted.
iquorice Extract
Logwood. Chip and Ext.
Magnesia, all kinds.
Mortars, assorted Sizes
Nu,mcgs,
Paints dry and in oil.
Oils Essential, all kinds.
Nutgals whole and pow'd.
Manna, large and small flake.
Aorphin, Sui, Acct and Muir.
Iodide Poass., AM. FIR. and Eng
Patent Medicines
Sedlz Powders, two sizes.
Soda Powders,
Powders Selected, assorted.
Sulph Quninc,
Preparations of Quinne,
Anisecd, Cardamon Seed,
Colchicum Seed,
Coriander Seed,
fennel, Caraway,
Canary, Hemp, Rape, Flax,
I.obelia and Mustard Seeds.
syringes, Metal all sizes.
Syringes, Glass.
Syringes, Self
Trusses all kinds.
Tannic Acid,
Surgical Instruments,
Tooth Forceps, assd.
Amputating Instruments,
Disscctins Instruments,
Skeletons, Articuaed.
Medicine Chests, assorted.
yarnish Copal.
Sponge, Bathing, Cup Carriage and Surgeons
Varnish Copa.
varnish, Japan.
Vanish, Demar.
Narnish Leather.
Walls, Pres, assorted.
Glassware
Iinseed,
Lamp
Sweet,
Boiled and
Cod Liver OIL
Table Oil,
Quarts and pnts.
We have only mentioned leading articles in this list
would much time and space to euumerae
pee stock We invite visiting the city who need goods
in our line to give us call. 90 If
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MEXICAN GU
L ANO Sup Phosphate of Lime Phosphate of Gnano, Land
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j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,
Al
i ODD LOWS, HALL

IN Prof j. VEGAS most respectfully to his
friends and the public in thai his Dancing Acad
will Ike for The FELLOWS HALL
the 18th Of October when he with the
liberal patronage as before.
The fashionable Quarille DIES DANES lately danced the
highest circles in Paris and London
New York and Philadelphia by Profs j. Martin and 4. bod
worth also the and graceful quadre La Cour will be
introduced this
Days Of tuition for Thursdays and satur
days, from 10 6 O'Clock r. N.
Ladies' ClassTuesdays, Thursdays Saturdays 10
Genemen's GassMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from
until 10 O'Clock. T. N.
Praccng Parties for Ladies Gentlemen every wednes
day.
before-once every month
HJ- For terms, apply to Prof Vegas Odd Fellows Hail.
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Quarts and plnts.
We have only mentioned leading articles in this list
ii would take too much time and space COM
plee stock We those visiting the CITY, who need goods
in our line to give us a call. 90 If
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, September s. 1859.
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
No. 4509.
Reored That the of seventy five thousand dollars be
and tho hereby appropriated by the Common Council Of
the city of New Orleans to BIZ drawn from the City Treasurer
payment required upon Of the Comptroller
for the of procuring two double acting Wohngon
and five miles Of 20 inch iron pipe for the erection Of
house for sad force pumps and laying Of portion of said
furnished for the exnguismen ri fires cleansing the
and aiding and promoting sautay condition Of atmosphere u
aud around tue city of New Orleans.
Rolred further That said plmps and pipe shall
be furnished and delivered the city Of New Orleans accord
ance with specifications file in tho office of the City Surveyor
that said force he located and placed in house to be
erected BY the City Surveyor at the head of Canal street and
that the laying of al Of said pipe shall be arranged and executed
by and under the DIRECTION of said City Surveyor.
lied to enter into contract with tho parties for furnishing
delivering the city the aforesaid double pumps ppo
to be paid for and of the aforesaid seventy
five thousand dollars appropriated and in with
the first part OF This resolution.
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
lSienedl CHAS. H. WALDO
-, =, rgssident Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
ven that sealed proposals will be received Office until
MONDAY, tho 24h Of October 1859 IL o'clock NJ
following contracts, to-wit
J. for the erection of building the leyee
opposite Caua street, for the pumps of tho city
works.
The furnishing of one mile Of cast iron pipes
valves etc. for the city water works.
A contract for furnishing and placing two double acting
Worthngon Force Pumps each capable Of lifting and furnish
chimney, pipes, etc; the whole complete.
The aforesaid contracts to be performed in accordance with
plans and specifications the City Surveyor on file in his
office. " " = -
set I'd GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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PRICES
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14

Another Instance of Tape Worm Cured
by the use Of DIR. M'Lane's Celebrated
vermifuge, Prepared by Fleming Bros.
New York, October15 1852.
az This is to certify that l was
troubled with tape worm for more
than six months. / tried all the known
remedies for this dreadful affection, but
without being able to destroy it, got
one of DIR. M'Lane's Almanacs, which
contained notices of several wonderful
cures that had been performed by his
celebrated Vermifuge,, prepared by
Fleming Bros. / resolved to try it F;
and Immediately purchased bottle,
which l took according to directions !;
and the result was, l discharged one
large tape worm, masuring more than
a yard, besides number OF small ones.
MRS. M. SCOTT,
No. 70 Cannon street.
~ Purchasers will be careful to
ask for DR.. McLdne's celebrated Yer
mifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vermifuges in comparison are worth
less. DR.. McLane's genuine Vermi-
fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills can
now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine aoithOut the sag
nature of % FLEMING BROS.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14
Farm for Sale.

q ITUATED in Silver Greek, in the County Of
- Cass, known as the farm occupied BY the late
Judge Barney, described as follows: The south
west a of south west a and west % of east 4 Of
south west u of section IL, T. 5, S. r. W., con-
tanning in all 100 acres more or less rs acres Of
which is improved or cultivated land, about IL
acres of which is good natural moving land with
small stream of never failing water running
through it. % acres of the cultivated land is now
in clover, Is acres in winter wheat; acres in
and potatoes. The wooded portion is well timbered
with oak There is an orchard of six hundred
bearing apple trees the premises, with suitable
proportion of pear and cherry trees, grape vines,
currant bushes, &c. A good dwelling house, and
barn in good condition. The farm in general
good repair. Silver Greek, Small mill stream
runs through the premises. There i. a good grist
and saw mill in the neghborhpod. The farm lies
about Az miles north Of the village of Dowagiac
The farm is offered for sale with or without the
crops the ground
~ For further particulars enquire of WIN
SHIP. w. BARNEY, now on the premises or of
JUSTUS GAGE, agent for the sale, &C., of real
estate at Dowagiac
Dowagiac, June 18th, 1859. junel7-sws
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14
Local NEwspApER.-The followin g

LOCAL NEwsPAPER-The followin Q
Just remarks we clip from the correspondence Of
an exchange: 'The local newspaper should be en-
couraged by every member of the community
where it is printed All should aim to strengthen
and improve it by their contributions in cash and
ideas, local items, &c. We earnestly invite re-
vval in the minds of our citizens, of the interest
thus limited at. Bring in your names, take every
occasion to furnish for our columns such items Of
local news as you think would be acceptable, and
find your reward in your own improved interests,
which are always to greater or less extent, con-
nected with healthy and well conducted local
newspaper"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14
~ Much has been said in REGARD

20 Much has been said in regard
to the effect of plants in household apartments so
far. as health of the occupants is concerned. alt
has been proved" says an exchange, 'that the
leaves of the plants absorb carbonic acid gas by
their upper surfaces. and give out oxygen by their
under ones, thereby tending to purify the air, in
as far animal life is concerned because carbonic
acid gas is pernicious to animals, and oxygen is
what life requires. 1t is inthe light, however, that
these operations carried on inthe dark, plants
give out carbonic 1t does not appear that any of
the scentless products given out by plants are in
furious to human beings, because those who live
among accumulated plants not less healthy than
others, but rather enjoy more uninterrupted health,
which, of itself, is sufficient recommendation for
all to spend their leisure moments in so heathful
and rational an employment, instead of avoiding
it."
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14

TOMAToEs.-As the season for this
wholesome and delicious vegetable is rapidly ap-
preaching, we give the following recipe for pre-
pairing them, from the Scientific American, which
we are assured by one who has made the expert
ment, is superior to anything yet discovered for
their preparation:
Take good ripe Tomatoes, cut them in slices,
and sprinkle over them finely pulverized white
sugar. then sprinkle claret wine sufficient to cover
them. Tomatoes are sometimes prepared in this
way with diluted vinegar, but the claret wine i'm
parts to them richer and more pleasant flavor,
more resembling the strawberry than anything
else''
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14
National HORSE ExH1B1T1oN.-Tht

NATIONAL HORSE ExHIBITION.-The
second grand National Exhibition of horses will be
held in Kalamazoo, the 18th, 12th 18th and 14th
days of October. The Association are making
the most ample arrangements for the next fair,
and it is safe to assert that it will be the best man.
aged affair of the kind that has ever been held in
the northwest. Some $1,000 will be offered in
premiums, and the payments will be made in solid
gold. The following descriptions of the grounds
and arrangements is taken from the Kalamazoo
Gazette: 1T is said, and we think with much
truth, that the Park, Tracks and arrangements of
buildings, will be second to none in the United
States, and we predict their Second Exhibition
will, if possible be more complete success than
the first In the first place their Tracks will be
much better, the trial track being mile and four
feet, from the sod, perfectly level with nice soil
for the purpose. IS it will pack perfectly, without
being macadsmised with stone. The sides are just
eighty rods, straight, The ends half circle of same
distance, leaving no corners 10 turn. The exhibit
ton Track being one hundred and twenty rods of
same shape as first The dining and retiring
rooms when completed will be convenient and ac-
cessible. The Grand Stand will seat all the spec
tafors and command on uninterrupted views of the
whole grounds. The Judges stand, Committee
rooms &C., will be equally convenient The stand
and rooms for the accommodation of editors and re-
porters will be in commanding position and be
furnished with all the conveniences for writing &C.
As a whole, the arrangements will probably be bet
ter than any thing Of the kind ever got up in Mich
icau
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14
HGrick'S Kid Strengthening PIaSterS
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED
and Pain DESTROYER.

The BEST AND CHEAPEST HeUsEHoLB REMEDY IN
THE WORLD.
These renowned Piassers cure pains, weakness.
and distress in the back, sides and breast, in five
hours Indeed, so certain are they to do this, that
the proprietor warrants them. Spread from resins,
balsams and gums, on beautiful Kid leather. rem,
ders them peculiarly adapted to the wants OF
Females and others Their application is univer-
sal-equally to the strong man, the delicate woman
and the feeble infant. To each and all they will
prove balm and blessing. Their use is agree
able and without annoyance or trouble. Each
Plaster will wear from one to four months and in
rheumatic complaints, sprains and bruises, fire.
quently effect cures when all other remedies fail.
Full directions will be found on the back of each
Public speakers, vocalsts, ministers of the gospel
and others, will strengthen their lungs and i'm.
prove their voices By acedring than on eir breast.
Price 1871 cents.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14
Information Wanted.

NF ELIHU SHU and GEORGE S. BISHOP.
~ They were both formerly residents of this
village. Shu is supposed to be some where in
Indiana, and Bishop when last heard from in
Decatur, Van Buren, Co., Mich. Any information
in regard to their whereabouts will be thankfully
received by the undersigned at Dowagiac.
~ If this should come to the notice of either
Shu or Bishop they will hear of something to their
advantage by addressing the subscriber immed-
ately. JOHN F. HOYT.
Dowagiac, June 10th, 1859. ju16-8m2
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

9 TATE OF MICHIGAN County of Cass Pro-
~ bate Court.-Whereas, application has been
made to said court by Richard w. Stewart
Administrator of the estate of William Stewart,
deceased, for final settlement of his administration
accounts in said estate:
And whereas, no commissioners have been
appointed to examine and adjust the claims against
said estate
Notice is therefore hereby given that the second
Saturday in August next, has been appointed by
said court for examination and adjusting the claims
against said estate, and for final settlement of the
same, at the Probate Office, in Cassapolis of said
county, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at which
time and place all persons having claims against
said estate will present them to said court for final
settlement
And it is hereby ordered that the above notice
be published in the Cass County Republican, once
in each week for four weeks in succession immedi-
ately preceding said settlement.
c. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate
July Z 1859. july14-12w4