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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
opinions of Distinguished Busi-
ness Men.

., ,Irsrtise your business. Do not hide youI
ID. aau,Jsr busbel Whatever your calling OF
!Ei u zion MAJ be, if it needs support from the
cssi!r' ADVERTISE II thoroughly and efficiently
.a,1e shape or other. that viii arrest public
iLe...r1ion. freely confess that what success
: &c hi in life may fairly be attributed more
E.r1blic press than to nearly all other causes
70 LIr;ssd fhere may possibly be occupations
~, IA not require adYertlslng but | cannot
III III conceive what they are. p. I. BARNUM.
.Tt,ve always considered Advertising-liber-
- IoEI-to be the great medium of success
~ n ines. and the prelude 70 wealth. And ]
r. .,is itan invariable rule, too, to advertise
49, f1llest time, long experience having
y ne that money thus spent is we'll laid
- a, by Keeping my business continually be-
~, Ie public, has secured me many sales that
,bn-sise WOuld have lost. "-STErH. GIRARD.
..Wba,ever success may have had in bust
,.,. Tous mainly to continuous Advertising,
Is5i dor It good policy to advertise long ia the
80 r.pe,s. From close observation, | am
~ Sri rinced that il is impossible to make
,r-asb hsaiWay IN ANY branch Of commerce, with
~, ne facilities which the press alore can
i've "-JLCOB k!DGEWAH.
~, motto through life has been-work and
ilyrrrise In business. Advertising is the true
i'.,rlI pliers stone. that turns whatever it
.agrbeI 70 "a. have advertised much, both
= n, 1eeEl, rs well as in the daily papers
-, have found that those Of the largest cifcu-
i,.ilr-af either class-benehtted me the most "
JONI JAC0B AsTcR.
o sdyertise advertise! advertise This is
,lo life Of trade, and standing advertisements,
,1g viii find, will prove the most remuIerative;
:, isas'. have found it so during my business
career thus far; for should sou withdraw but a
.irtle week from the paper in which you are &C
.rsioned to advertise, ten 10 one that would be
The tin. when some wOuld-be-neW customers
viii look into the paper for your business ad-
dress. sod not finding it, you will lose several
pr,atable sales. "-WILLIAM GRAY.
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OF Admitting it is true, that dozen
men from Missouri, who had been outraged
by Montgomery's PHI ates, did attempt to take
the life of that arch-villaih, does that justify
his setting his band of outlaws loose upon
the whole community What has an at
tempt at assassination on Montgomery, to do
with the late pillaging and murder at Fort
Scott2 or why should men be robbed on the
highway, their horses taken from them, their
lives threaten ed, and even mail stages be
stopped, and the horses stolen, who have no
sympathy whatever with those who were
guilty of that outrage?
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
"Strutted hi, brief hour on the Stage.

" DR.. MAROON, formerly of Come
sutville, Pa, writes us from Northern
Iowa, that he purposes to visit the gold
mines in the Spring, with large party,
and that they will come to Lawrence, and
get their outfits at this place. He will
leave his family here until he returns
from the mines, with the view of ulti-
mately locating among US. The Doctor
is man of energy, aud would be good
acquisition to the place. How many 9TH
eB will do the same way, and leave their
families with us while they "dig for gold ?''
Any number of families can be very com.
fortably accommodated in Lawrence with
board, at fair prices, next Summer.
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Governors Message,

The Message of Gov. MEDARY, which
we publish elsewhere, was submitted to
the Legislature on Monday evening last,
Immediately after the organization of the
two Houses. 1t is enc of the most prac-
teal, business-like documents we have
seen for many day. Brief and compre-
hensive, it covers the whole subject, and,
save his endorsement Of the President, we
do not call to mind word we would wish
Otherwise. Each successive Governor OF
Kansas has been an improvement on the
preceding one. The administration Of
Gov, MEBABY, Notwithstanding the de-
nunciations of the mere partisan press on
his first arrival in the Territory, bids fail
to give better satisfaction to the people Of
Kansas, than that of any other Executive
officer who has
"5trutted his brief hour on the Stage"
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Letters Retained on account of nom
payment of postage, January LIST, 1859.
I, I. Garlic, Pioneer, WINS. Co., Ohio.
Mrs. Geo. II. Kendall, Clinton, Mass.
5 ), Tappan, Washington, ID. e,
h. k; Fuller, IS Murray st., New York city.
Franklin Herrick, Wakarusa, Kansas.
). e. Connolly, West Field, Clark Co.,
Mrs. Maria E. Taylor. AGRA, Green Co., n. Y.
j. ). Davis, Lyndon, Whiteside Co., Ill.
JAMES GARYIN, p. NJ.
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u We are truly thankful for the large
lists offs subscribers which are flowing in up
on"s from the southern part ofthe Terrific
~ We were told that our list would fail IL.
almost wholly in the south, because of oul
opposition to the crimes of Montgomery and
his banditti, and there was time when, in q
lew localities, our subscribers seemed to BE-
leaving US, but they are coming back, and
bringing their neighbors with them. Messrs
SibsET 4'CASAN, of Brooklin, Kansas, will
aceep! our thanks for their kindness in get.
'ns up large club of subscribers in that
place.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

" 1t is reported that Ell Snyder, one
Of Capt. Browns tools, followed by par.
ty of desparadoes, has recently made a
descent upon merchant by the name
Of jackson, living four or five miles from
our Territorial line, in Missouri, and
robbed his store, burnt mis- buildings, and
committed other depredations of very
serious character. The pretext for this
outrage was that Hamilton, with his party
Of murderers, made his house stopping
place. last Spring, at the time of the muir
der at Chatteau's Trading Post.
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VI Again we must return our thanks
!" Tue people of Lawrence fer their gen.
e'Ou' patronage extended to us during the
last two weeks. Not a day has passed
cut We have added a goodly list of new
subscribers, and mostly of our own citi-
1snS' Though our list fell off last sum-
n'I' and the Post Office printing was Civ
gu 70 our rival, it is returned this week,
-4u Will be retained so long as the people
eve such evidences of appreciation as
'aey are now furnishing us
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OF 1t gives us pleasure to state, that
'the goose which laid the golden egg,"
has just been replenished with fresh
supply of corn; and eff she knows her.
self, and she thinks she do" she will
Law an abundance of golden eggs during
the next six months, for Lawrence, and
| large ones at that.
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VI The best horse we ever rode, is
v1uea by our townsman, c. LIVINGSTON.
:; ~ mas recently opened Livery Stable
lawrence, and is prepared to favor the
~, asU''' with horses to ride, or drive, which
u. equal any 240 nags found in any
pace r.l'e' he has fine supply of carriages,
S. prepared to do good business
success attend him.
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Mecca and Mohammed.
n p. PUTNAM 4 CO., have published and
". have now for sale,
Burion's Pilgrimage 10 Mecca,


TOMB OF THE PROPHET.
with an introduction By Bayard Taylor,-l vol.
Emo, with illustrations, $3.50
The history of this curious book is as follows:
Burton, an officer of the East India Company,
having BY long residence in upper India, 40
ouired perfect knowledge Of the Oriental lam
guage and customs. projected visit under the
auspices Of the Royal Geographical Society. to
tho Holy City of Mecca and the Tomb of the
Prophet at Medina places rarely, if ever before,
visited by an Englishman. This he successfully
accomplished in ls534, disguised as q Moham-
medan DerviSh. The history of the pilgrimage
Is not surpassed in interest and originality By
any book Of travel ever published-embrscing
his residence at Cairo, as Mohammedan stu
dent; the journey across the desert with the great
annual caravan of pilgrims; the visit to the tomb
of Mohammed; the discovery that the sacred
blackstone of Mecca is 81 erolite; the annual
sermon preached ct Mecca to an audience Of
lS6 600 Pilgrims gathered from all parts Of the
Moslem world; his narrow escape from detection.
and the only accurAte account OF the Aussulman
faith.
To the religious community this work fur
nishes information never before made public,
respecting the ceremonial laws of large portion
Of the Eastern world, while for general interest,
Burtons will compare favoraply with either
Eothem or Crescent and the Gross.
q. p. PUTNAM d CO,
No. SCI Broadway, n. Y.
Editors of country newspapers inserting the
above advertisement will receive aeopy Of the
book. Jan. y -.
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an, - n 'Own called St. Charles, was laid
,bsa y u me mouth of Cherry Creek. Since
,,n.l DehVer City has been located on the
CON-. and the county seat of Arrapahoe
b..a Is located there. Auraria City has
C., 'Oeated on the west side of Cherry
,bos ~ r,i's mouth. Montana is eleven mile.
Denver City, on Cherry Creek.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

o. Nearly all our contemporaries are
now publishing gold editions of their pa
pers. We believe there is not a paper
published in Kansas bat what gives full
credence to the reports. confirmed by eve
ry new arrival, in regard to the wealth of
the gold region.
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@It is stated that a couple of men
were MORALLY injured in Lecompton, on
Wednesday night last, growing out Of
some difficulty, the nature of which we
have not learned. One was stabbed in
the heart, and the bowels of the otheI
were ripped open.
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W We have few copies of last
b 'A' Herald, still on hand, though we
wy. W. SOLO over 500 copies during the last
. eA' Ar. Wilmarth has sold over 200
os 's' at his Periodical Depot at the Post
- We send packages of twenty-five
any one address, for Ell
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TMr. MITCHELL, the Representative
in the Territorial Legislature from Linn
county, informs US that he was one of the
Auditors selected by law to audit the &C
counts against the Territory of Kansas,
and it was found that the entire indebted
ness fell something short of $4,000.
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or 1t is probable law will be passed
at an early day in the session of our Terri
torial Legislature, repeating the entire laws
passed by the bogus legislature of 1856,
making it take effect at the close of the pres
! eut session.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

F Additional arrivals the last week
confirm the former reports from the gold
region. Almost everybody is preparing to
go to the mines in the spring. II heavy
emigration does not come forward and
take the place of those who go to the
mines Eastern Kansas will be left depopu-
IoHol
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Notice.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNsD. Appraisers. sp-
w pointed and duh sworn Ca apprtiss, with
out Partially, favor affection. eerfain OK,
taken up b. Levi Gates as a stray, hS T. u.
Ladd, Justice of the Peace for Lawrerse Town.
hip Douglas county, X. T.. do cer.it tAaf No
have viewed the said stray. and and him % be
an ok, will weigh about Coo pounds, yellt.r oriu-
on left ear star in forehead, line back, the lower
half Of tail white, white in both tanks, strip OF
white between hip and rnmp, aud do spprsise
said stray at the sum of Thirty Dollars.
Certified under our hands this 9TH day Of De-
cember, A. ID. lass. c. IL. WAkll, Jra
JOHN L. PRATT.
Dec. IL, SO. T. l.. WHITNEY.
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OF Our friends up north are foolish
enough to suppose that everybody bound
for the gold mines will start from some
point north of us. We venture the pre-
diction that everybody and his wife, who
is going thithsr, will come direct to Law
renee. and ft,o cut from this place.
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Reward!

STOLEN from the pasture Of Daniel Melvin,
Don the night Of the 9th of October, two mares.
one roam, slimish made, hind feet white star in
the face, fresh 5g-bite IN one no>tril, shoe on
one hind foot, smallish feei, name worn OF BY
the collar, not much hair under the beill. and Is
seven years old. The other Is dark brown, snail
size. star in the face. hind tuhIfe, WITH lit
scar ON the off thigh, Oecasianed b. kick he
can pace she has been worked but never shod.
and is FIVE years old,
The above reward will be paid for the horses
and conviction Of the thiof, ors5 dclarS Tor the
horses OF infoTms lion thai val lead 20 their re-
covery.
Residence, nine miles =. " Of Leayeuworth.
on the road to Wrght's steam Sasiniil. y.
-Leavenworth. BEN. 1EARSLEf.
October is, 1855.
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~ we learn that our friends at franklin
Fey interesting party on New Years
~ a 'ne house of Mr.. PAUL. There were
~; 'nSe couples in attendance. and every
n,..s passed off very satisfactory. 1t is re-
ma that the supper was very superior,
'Ouid not be eIcelled in Kansas.
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j. G.. s AN ID s
CALEB $. PRATT,
COnyeyancer and Real Estate Agent,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Office, corner of Mass. and Winthrop SITS.
DEEDS, Bonds, Mortgages, Presumption,
IL Naturalization and Pension Papers, appli-
cations for Bounty Land, &C.. drawn up with
care. Titles examined and abstracts furnished
COLLECTIONS mado and promptly remitsed
in current funds. LAND WARRANTS sold
and loaned on commission. Taxes paid and
money invested for non-residents.
n. B,-CALEB 5. PRATT. By virtue of his
Office of County Clerk of Douglas County, is au-
thoriSed to administer oaths and take acknovl-
edgments and dispositions. JAMS, sly
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6~From six to ten good COMPOST
TORS viii find Immediate employment in
Lawrence, on the Territorial printing
Those wanting work should not stop to
write letters of inquiry, but should come
rgh: along. Only those printers in good
standing need apply.
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Upholstery.

WIN. A. SHR0YER takes this method Of in
w forming his friends and the public general
y that be has opened an UPH0LSTERING ES-
FABLlSHMENT on Winthrop street, Law
renee. Immediately west Of the Morrow House.
where be would be happy to see all persons IN
quest OF any thing in his line. CoNFoETs. MAT
RAISES, B0LsTRRs, Pillows, SHEETS, &C., on
hand. Spring Mattresses made to order.
give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb, SO
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FLOUR AND MEAL.

THE undersigned having associated for the
Il purpose Of MILLING in Wesport, would re-
spectfuily call the attention Of the community.
and solicit share Of patronage, feeling conf
dent that We can give entire satisfaction. Or
Flour is 3 fresh and superior article. Neal kept
constantly on hand for sale or exchange, give Us
q call. LISTER + kISLE.
Westport, No., 1858. spr3sly
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rThe members of the Territorial
Legislature are all in attendance, save
DR.. KoB, of Leavenworth, who is CEN
fined at home with broken limb.
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Petition with Attachment.
FeItlOn WIN Attuchments
DISTRICT COURT, Linn Co., X. 7.
JOHN JONES. Plaintiff)


DISTRICT COURT, Linn Co., h. I.
JOHN JONES. Plaintiff,)
JESSE DAVIS, Def.
THE DEFENDANT, in this action, Jesse
l. Davis, is hereby notified that the Plaintiff,
John Jones, did, on the first day of December, A.
ID. 1853. file in the Clerks Office of the District
Court for Linn County, Kansas Territory, his
petition, wherein he stated in substance that
the Defendant, Jesse Davis, on the - day of Sep
TENDER, 1856 did unlawfully, AID with force and
arms, seize and take away from Plaintiff three
Horses, one Rife Gun. fifteen bushels of Corn,
two horse Collars. two blind Brides. and one
Wagon Sheet, Of the value Of S43e So the prop
erty of Plaintiff. and convert them, the said
Horses, Gun, Corn, Collars, Brides and Wagon
Sheet, to his, the said Defendants, own use, to
the damage of the said Plaintiff of the sum of
S432 50, and other wrongs. dc; which petition
was accompanied BY affidavit of the Plaintiff
stating that Defendant was nonresident of the
Territory of Kansas. That service cannot be
made upon Defendant except by publication !;
that one Barton Robinson. of said county Of
Linn, is owing the Defendant, upon which petit
ticn and afidavits and attachment issued from
said Court against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements, rights and credits Of said Defen-
dant, and placed in the hands of the proper OFF,
Ger, and that the said Defendant is hereby re-
CURED to answer or demur to said petition on or
before the 18th day Of February. 1852 or judg
ment will be rendered against him for the sum
of s 1872 so and costs. j. II. BARLOW,
Dec. IL, '5s-6t Attorney for Plaintiff.
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New Kansas Map.

n T. MITCHELL is compiling new Seq
IL. tional Map of Kansas which will be pub
lished this winter. ANY person having any townA
roads, or information of a general character,
that they desire to have put on the Map. can do
so BY sending the information, addressed TO ID.
r. Mitchell, St. Louis. Mo. Dec. 4, '5s-sm
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

" A post-offiee has been established at
Forest Hill, Breckenridge county, K. t.
Timothy McIntire, Postmaster.
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Legal lotices.
Summons.

ITO JOHN Il. TATE. You are hereby summoned
l. and required to answer the petition of g Ar
February, 1859; that there has been a summons
issued b. John Elsrode, Justice of the Peace,
which petition was filed in his office in Potosi
township, Linn county, h. T., the 18th day OF
December, 1858. The object and prayer of said
petition is 10 recover Judgment on book account
and take notice, If you fail to appear to answer
said petition hereby required, the Plaintiffs will
take Judgment against you for thirty -four dollars
and seventy cents, besides cost.
GARRATT 4 SYKES, Plaintiffs.
Moneka, Linn Co., Jan. g, ,59.-3ts
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Un,ted states Directory.

THE undersigned propose issuing book un-
L der the above title. TO contain about Fly
TEENHuSDRED PAGES. Isle Of pages ID by !"
The object of the United States Directory will
be
LIST. To give the name and post Office address
Of every male person Of the age Of fifteen years
and upwards, in the United States.
3D. To give the name Of every post ONCE and
postmaster in the United States.
every daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly pc:
Der and magazine published in tho United
States.
Each State, city. town. village and post once
will be alphabetically arranged.
The name Of each person will DO alphaDetical-
ly arranged under the mead OF their post once
As the United States Directory will be a mat
ter of interest TO every resident OF America, We
respectfully solicit the aid OF eyery postmaster
and others in all pars Of the country, IN obtain
ing names and sending them on a. soon rs POSI-
BILE.
In making up lists, write the name Of the post
Office. County and State, at the head Of the
sheet, then FIJI the remainder WITH dlsbncuy
written names Of male persons only, OF the age OF
fifteen years and upwards. and As soon a. you
have sufficient 70 fill an envelope. torWaro them
on Immediately.
A prospectus will be sent to any person who
10 prevent mistakes, Writc distinctly the
Names post Office, County and State.
NORRIS, GARDNER & WILKES,
Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NIB. Publishers inserting thesboye prospec-
tus including this notice, three tiInes IN their
weekly paper and calling attention TO the same,
in their editorial columns, will receive copy o.
the DIRECTORY, delivered ct their once Tree q
charge Direct all exchanges 70 the United
States Directory. Dec. p 81.
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Special Eotices.

T AWRENCE LODGE NO. l. o. of G. T.
IL meets regularly, every Monday, at 1-2
o'clock, in Babcock & Lykins Hall. Members
of the order from other Lodges are invited to
meet with us whenever they can make it cOnven-
lent. e. l.. EDWARDS, w. Z. I.
ELLEN NJ. SMITH, w. 5. JAM, SO.
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PROVISIONS And GROCERIES,

for the Mines, better than any other person.
bis Store is the Brick Front Building, IS Masss-
chusetts Street. q few doors South Of the en-
trance to the Eldridge House.
All be asks Of those en- route for the Mines, II
TO call and examine his Stock before purchasing
elsewhere. C. STEARNS.
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Legal Notice.

THE TERRITORY OF KASsAs,( 90.
Coffey County. So
In the District Court of the Sd Judicial, in and
for said county.
PHINEAS KN0WLT0N, Plaintiff,)
rs.
JOSEPH A. d. CLARK, Defend't.)
To the Defendant, Joseph a. D. Clark:
V0U will take notice that the Plaintiff, by his
agent, A. Il. Sampson, on the 5th day of No
vember, A. ID. 1858. filed his petition in said Dis
trict Court. the object and purpose Of which is
to recover from said Defendant the sum of One
Hundred and Thirty Dollars, and interest, from
the 10th day Of November, A. ID. 1857, said
amount being now due on promissory note
made b. Defendant, payable to Plaintiff or his
order, and is in the possession Of the said Agent.
Said Defendant is further notified that an order
of attachment has been issued on said action,
and unless he answers said petition on or before
the first day of February, a. ID. 1853, said petit
ton will be taken as true, and Judgment rem
dered accordingly. SlLAS FEARL.
Clerk of District Court, Cotfey Co., X. T.
ABB. SAMPSON. Agent for Plaintiff.
| Dec. 4, ;56-6t.
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Notice of PubIication,
TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l
County Of johnson.
JOSHUA CLARK, Plaintiff,

County of johnson.
JOSHUA CLARK, Plaintiff,
Ss.
HARVEY N.SH0RT, Defendant.>
TTP0N an attachment for the recovery of one
~ hundred and eleven dollars and seventy
cents, with interest, it being for the balance due
on promissory note in the Probate Court Of
said county.
The attachment heretofore issued in this case
having been levied upon a certain tract of land,
TO wit: The ). E. quarter of Section 5, in Town
ship -, in Range %, in the county aforesaid and
adavts fled by the Plaintiff IS attorney, that the
Defendant is a nonresident of this Territory.
1t is therefore ordered that the Defendant. Har-
vey n. Short, do answer or demur to the Plain
tif's petition on or before the 18th day Of Febru-
ary, A. d. 1859, or the said petition will be taken
as true and judgment rendered accordingly.
Witness my hand and private seal, there being
no seal of Court provided, this lth day Of Dec
A. d., 1858. 5. Is. MYRICk, [sEAL.
Dec. lS.-6t. Clerk.