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Col WM. a. CARUTHERs, in behalf of BRECKENRIDGE
and LANE and Coils. Ii. CARDwELIr DOUGLAS Elector.
for the Fourth Congressional District will speak at
the following times and places. We bespeak a full
o+tapdonca OF tho yo+ars
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
MeSSrs. HAYNES and PeYtOn.

meSSrS. Haynes and PeYtOn.
The following list Of appointments has been agreed BY
PEYToE and Hon LAEDoN G. HAYNES, cand
the which times and places
they pleased and address the people II will be
that number Of counties have been omitted This
ayOidsble, owing to the want Of time.
NASHVILLE. August 18th, 1860.
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Bishop PIERCE will preach in the McKendree
Church tomorrow Sunday morning at II o'clock
\. NJ, and Rev. THos MADDEN, D. D., at Il O'Clock
Pm
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Public Speaking.

Public Speaking.
Il. W. HAYWOOD and others will address the cti-
zens Of Robertson county at the following times and
places
At Gross Plains Monday, October sh.
At Barren Plains. Wednesday 10th
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SAM. VANLEER & Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail. all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times Call on them for bargains.
ON
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Additional BY me Connaught,


ST. JOINS, N F., Oct 3-The following is addition
al news by the steamship Connaught, which arrived
here at O'Clock this morning.
The King of Naples supposed to be still at
Capua, which town was barFieaded aud armed. 1t
was reported that the Kings troops and the forces
of Garibaidi had exchanged shots at the outposts
near Capua.
The French Minister was to quit Naples on the
9th of September
Garibaldi had declared in letter that there ex-
lists an irrecOncilabe difference between his policy
and that of Count Cgvour
1t was reported that the quarrel between the Sar-
dinian Government and Garibadi had arrived at
such pitch that Victor Emanuel had determined to
proceed TO Naples for personal interview with
Garibaldi.
The Neapolitan Ministry had resigned, and it was
reported that Signor Conforto had been called upon
to form one.
Sardinia and Rome show official bulletins of the
battle Of Castel and Idardo, and the published dc
tails agree with the previous statements concerning
it. Among the 400 prisoners taken by the Sardin-
ians were upwards of 800 officers, some of high
rank.
In consequence of the victory 10000 Papal troops
mostly foreigners, including so officers, all Of the
guards of Lamoriciere, with six guns and ammuni-
ton captulated the 18th of September, and laid
down their arms.
The news from British Columbia is to the 18th
uItimo, by the British war vessels. Nothing inn
poFtant
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pOultce Of onions. tobacco and salt cured a car
pentcr IN Petersburg, Va. of a bite from a rattle
snake. Such poultice ought to Kill the devil
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The indications are that direct trade between
Japan tnd America will be established. Mr.. Gala
her. Of New York, proposes to establish line Of
clipper chips between New York and Kanagawa
Japan. where he has a house already established,
and doing a good business. His first vessel Is to
sail soon, and will carry out twenty or thirty pas
sengers and about a thousand tons Of freight, most
ly already engaged and consisting of machinery
frame houses. and assorted merchandise. lie ex-
poets to bring home quantity Of japanese seed
wheat, which Is represented as Of superior quality
and riPens early enough to give place to another
crop while 1t is less subject to than the wheat
now cultivated here
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Walter Savage Lander has begun his imaginary
conversations again. The last one is between
Garbaldi and the President of the Sicilian Senate
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HONESTY Is THE BEST Policy. HowES d Cushing,
the proprietors of circus now in Great Britain
have given great oense at Dumfries Scotland. They
offered a sovereign $50 to any who could ride
certain mule. A boy performed the feat. and they
refused to pay the money. row ensucd during
which the boy and his comrades seized the mule and
took It home at the same time pitching Of the
circus men Into the river. HowEs q Cushing were
thus compelled to pay the money, which they did
with a very bad grace and recovered the animal.
Those eighty millions of livre which Garibaldi was
said to have found in the Government Treasury at
Naples turn out to have been a slight cxaggeration
According TO the statement Of the New York IrS
6,u,es correspondent, tic Lberator had TO send to
that city for enough Of money to pay his troops
after entering the Neapoitan capital instead Of find
ing large sums there provided for his use. The
original story was so silly that wonder how any
person of common sense could have attached the
slightest credit TO it,
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The following list Of appointments has been agreed for
Msrs Taylor Whorne and Waterson candidates for Elecor
for the large which and places they will be
pleased to and address the people, 1t will be that
number Of counties have been omitted This was unavoidable
ovin tn the want If time
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BlGcl1oOOdS Magazine has increased its circulation
500 copies during the present year, The circulation
of the COrIahW is upward Of 900 copies per month
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\ A S Til IL
SATURDAY mOnNrNG, OCT. 8, 1850.
RAILWAY MATTERS.

Departure of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE CHATTAEOOsA-4:O0 A. NJ, P. NJ
TKEEEssEE AND AIABANA-5;I5 A. NJ, $500 r NJ
LOUISVILLE AND NksHvuLK--5 M, $50 P. NJ
9 GaIlatin Express 5 p. NJ.
ED0EEIKLD KEETuoKT-g:30A NJ, 1880 T. W
Arrival of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE CHATIAEOOsA-s:O0 A NJ 300 I.
1EREEssEE ALAHANA-IO:00 A. NJ, 300 7. N;
LsOCIgvILLK NAsHvILLE-3:20 A. M, 2sSO z n
Gsilatn Express A. NJ
DSERIELD AND KEsrUcKY-S: 80 A. n. and $40 H.
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Public SneakInR
Public Speaking.
Speaking in the seventh District.

JAMES H. LEWIS ESQ., Assistant Democratic EIector for the
eth Congressional District address the people Of said DIG
trict, at the following times and places, to wit:
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FLOUR
CONSTANT supply Of Washington, double extra;
~ Broadway Extra Family;
Davy Crockett, extra superfne;
Brazil, superhnei for sale at the Broadway Mills.
sept27 D. D: DIcKEY:
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Col JOHN X. HOWARD and Gen. WIN. A. QUARLEs
will address their felowcitzens upon the issues of
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CHURCH a DuPOINT,
No 400 Broadway, Nev-York
SANFORD'S
Inv1&OratOr,
NEVER DERITITATES


TT Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established tact Standard Medicine
and approved by all that have jsed it, and is re-
sorted 70 with commence IN all the disease for which
is recommended. a:
II has cured thousands Z within the last two years
who had given up all hopes OF relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates In my :. possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and ed such quantities as to
act gently the Bowels. =
Let the dictates Of your Judgment guide you in the
Of the LIVER IN VIGORATOR, and it
will Liver COM = plants, Billions 4
taCks, Dyspepsia - Chronic DIarrhOea
s um mer COM - plants, DYsenIe-
~, DrOpSY, Sour = Stomach /, Ha bi1uaI
COstiVeness, ChOl- les Cholera, ChOIe-
IA MOrbuS, Cholera Infantuna, FIatu.
lence, N ice. y Female WeakneSs-
eSs and may be used = cessfully OrdEna-
ny family Medi- n cine. 1t will cure SICK
II e ADA H f, las = Thousands can tesfyJ in
twenty minutes if - two or three Tea.
spoOnfuls are taxi y en- at the commencement Of
attack.
An who use itare giving their mouy
in its favor
Mix water in the mouth III the Invigoraor and swallow
Also, SANFORD5S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure put up
nGLAss GASES, air sight, and viii keep in any climate
The Family Ca Lhartic PILLisa gen
tie but active Catharic which the proprietor has
used IN ms pracuce more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PILLS and the Subtraction which
all express in regard to their induced me to place
them within the reach Of all. -
The Profession we'll know that different Catharcs act
The FAMILY CA-iA THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from variety Of the Pursst Veee
table Extracts which act alike every part Of the
alinentaTy canal, and are good and safe in all cas-
where OathSrtic is = needed, such as ID e.
rangements Of the stomach, SIeePis
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. o 4 a .,
COStiVeness, a in and Soreness over
the whole o d y, z from sudden cold, which
frequently, il neglected., - end in long Fe-
yer Loss OF ApPea = titey a Creeping SEN
sation of Cold over = the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or Weig ht in tn e cad,
all lnflammatO = Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, Rheumatfsm, a great
Purifier Of tbs Blood - and many diseases which
flesh HEIR numerous to mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InyiROratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills aed by Druggists generally anc sold
wholesale By the trade la all the large towns
s. 7. W. SANFORD, n. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, N. Y.
Oh. WOOD L CO.,
febl.,, St. Louis, No.
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messrs. TaYIor, Whitthorne and WateI som

Meetings also McAinnve October s
Lebanon October 3D. and Smith county October 4h at which
distinguished speakers hitherto announced to speak.
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Democratic Mass Meetings.

Chattanooga Hamilton county ;"'.'..;''"t ilday'
We requested state that Hon W. H. Polk eectnr
pledged to the support Of Douglas and
johnson, will accompany Col L. c. Haynes and Hon. Bsilie
Peyton, and will fill all the above appointments with them
Democratic Mass Meetings.
There will be Democratic Mass Meetings at the times and place
specIfed below. Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON and Hon A o.
NICHOLSON have been invited and will be present Other dn
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II B. Foley enters b. T. Tribune, Yeas old, by Der.
uune, dam Maryg .....3
A Buord enters Venture, by Lexington, dam Katy
harllIlS' ny Register :
dam by Miraleau -,e..,, se-.s O.-, .-c-
BUTLER enters ch. Redwiug, by Geo. Rolertson,3
years Old, dam Giles dist.
Time, lJO-l49lS-l:jG1S.
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CASE OF FoRGERY.-A man named NJ p Hunni-
cut was arrested in this city yesterday, a charge
of forging in the State of Ohio, in the year 1850.
1t is said that Hunnicut committed numerous forge
rieS in Ohio in So but his relatives have taken up
all the notes except one for about $3.50 which was
on gentleman living in this city, and on which he
was arrested. Justice Horne before whom he was
arraigned, committed Hunnicut to Jail for thirty
days, to await requisition from the Governor of
Ohio. Hunnicut has been acting as a detective po-
liccman from Chicago, in this city, for some time,
but from present indications he will be spared that
trouble in futurc.-NeH. Eng Oct. 4.
Three songs, two OF them written by Acton Bell.
and one of them by Ellis Bell the sisters of Char
lotte Brorte have been set to music in England and
are highly praised
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VKTK have in store, and daily receiving large and
w stock Of GOODS and pleasure in calling
the attention Of dealers and merchants generally large
assortment, which for STYLE quality aud prices exced
in any market.
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An AMBASSADOR WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT Among
the diplomatic corps at Washington there has not
been greater fayorte than the Chcyatier Massonc
representative Of the King OF Naples. The success
Of Garbaldi placed him IN a position that with
out precedent. Not only was he without king
but even without country, for Naples is merged
in the unity OF Italy. Accordingly Signor Massone
demanded has papers, and Will leave for Europe
shortly On presenting him with his letter OF re
crcdencc, General Cass remarked that the Depart
ment regretted the departure Of gentleman with
whom its relations had been perfectly satisfactory
and that he hoped that he would be enabled serve
his coudry in future faithfully As he had served
his sOrereigH here.
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From New York.


NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Mele & Lozar, hide and can
die dealers of Rio Janero, have failed. Liabilities
nearly 100000.
The receiver of the Erie railroad has obtained an
order from the Court to pay the coupons of the
third mortgage bonds.
VENEzUEIA.-The Spanish minister demanded and
received his passports and left the country on &C
count of injuries to Spanish subjects.
1t is supposed the Havana expedition means to at
tack Venezuela first and then Mexico.
General Paez is appointed minister to Washing
ton.
The steamer Canada has arrived here. Her mails
were forwarded South this morning.
Nicholas lst the three mile race against Oys-
terman. Time $3.50 ard 5:5lI.
Dead.
ST. PAUL. Oct. 5.-Governor Willard of Indiana.
died here to-day of consumption.
Boats Sunk.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 2.-2l coal boats were swami
ed by the storm and four steamboats, sunk.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 4-The river is stationary with
feet y inches water IN the canal
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Tennessee Champion Mill!

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Will Stone establishments.
lURR Mill Stones Of al! sizes hand, and made 10 orIs-
smut Mills, OF the latest improved patent; Mill spndes
Mil Tearing, Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosting ami REGULATING
screws Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris. An
when Is warranted Of best quality and TO give satisfaction
All orders and communications promptly attended to-
J. ". WARNE:
Oproste Broadway Mills, T & r r, Broad street,
iunr22-d&Ed SasbviIIs Ten',
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BATON ROUGE, Oct. 2.-2l coal boats were swan
ed by the storm and four steamboats, sunk.
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PRoTESTANT ETTsCorAL CONVENTION OF New GoIE.-
The annual Protestant Episcopal Convention con
vened in New York on the 2Gth ult. at St. Johns
chapel. Right Rev. Bishop Potter presided. Among
the notahties present WAS the Lord Bishop of Vic
toris, Australia. The sermon was preached by
Rev. DR.. Colt, of Troy. On subsequent day, at an
afternoon session. Mr.. John Jay Jr, one of the lay
delegates, introduced series Of resolutions con-
demnatory of the African slave trade with view
to obtain an expression of opinion by the Conven-
ton. His speech was repeatedly interrupted until
he ruled in order by the presiding Bishop Even
after that he was continually disturbed by the dele
gates shutting their feet they left the ROOM u
tImatey the resolutions were tabled without dis
cussion. upon division IN which there was an
overwhelming majority against them. Il will be
remenbered that last year Mr. Jay introduced SINH
lar resolutions, which met the same fate.
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From the New York Times, Sept. %.

Extraordinary COunterfeiting Opera ions.
Discovery Of Co1lnteteiting Inplements-One Hundred
Thousand Dollars in Counterfeit Haytien Scrip Re
cOUered.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15

TRUSTEES SALE.-WnRREAs, on the 18th
= day Of January, A. u. 1885, Thomas German
and Catherine German. his wife, Of Scott county,
state Of Iowa, executed unto David 3. True, g
Trustee, certain deed u Trust, conveying 20
said Trustee the land In Scott county, Isws, de-
scribed as follows, TO wit: The north hal! Of tho
north west quarter Of Section No. fourteen "a,
in Township 70. eighty $50 north, Of Range three
(3) east Of the fifth 18th p. N. Which said COS
and CsthArine German for the purpose II sse1s-
ing the payment Of two certain promissosy notes,
and the interest thereon, signed By said Thomas
German, each dated the 18th day Of January, 4.
d. 1850; one for fosr hundred { 400 dollsss pay
able to the order Of Charles z. Hale o. the 18th
day Of January, A. d. 1860, and the other for six
u (60) dollars, payable 70 the order Of George n
Hale on the 18th day Of January, 4. d. 1850,
each Of said notes bearing interest at ten per osat
pcS annum.
And now said promissory notes having become
duo and payable, and tho said Thon:. German
having failed to pay the same, ], David 8. True,
Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that BY virtue Of the power which i in
me vested bv said deed Of trust, will, on We'd
nesdsy, the 2sd day Of February, A. ID. 1850, BE-
tween tho hours Of two and three o'clock, in the
afternoon Of said day, 1t the Court House door IN
the City Of Dovenpost expose end oGes for ale 1t
Public suction, the parcel Of land above dsseribsd
or 20 much thereof ~ shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said notes, With the interest
thereon to The day Of sale, together With oil the
this notice and trustees fees. Upon completion
OF such sale . Deed will be executed in accord
snee with the stipulations in said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the Goth day Of January, A. D. 1850.
DAVID S. TRUE,
Jan 27-dts Trustees.
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE.-WREnEAs. on the 13d
i day Of December A. d. 1858 Incoh Ahall NJ

TRUSTEES SALE.-WnsnEAs. on the 13d
L day Of December, A. d. 1853. Jacob Absll, Of
Scott county, Iowa, executed unto David 3. True
asTrustee, = certain Deed Of Trust, CONVEYING to
said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa. de-
scribcd rs follows, TO wit: Tho west half Of the
southwest quarter Of Section No. twenty nine
49, In Township No. eighty 50 north, Of Range
No. i've 80 Of the 5th r. n. Which said convey
ance was made by the said Jacob Abel for tIs
purpose OF securing tho payment Of two certain
promssory notes, and tho interest thereon, signed
by said Jacob Abell, each dated tho Esd day Of
December. A. d. 1858; one for four hundred 400 J
dollars. payable to tho order Of Charles T.. Hale
on the 23d day Of December, A. ID. 1859, and the
other for sixty (60) dollars, payable 10 the order
of George n. Hale on the 23d day of Decor Der,
A. ID. 1859, zach of said notes bearing interest st
tor per cent. pcr annum:
And now, said promissory notes having become
due and payable, and the said Jacob Abel having
aforesaid do hereby give this public notice that By
virtue of the powcr which is in me vested BY said
deed of trust, will, on Wednesday, tho ed day
Of February, A. d. 1860, between tho hours Of
two and three o'clock in tho afternoon OF said
day. 1t tho Court house door, the city Of Davsn-
pert, expose and offer tor sale at public auction
the parcel Of land above described, or 90 much
thereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy and pay
the amount Of aid notes, with the interest there
on to the day Of sale, together with all the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
notice, and trustees fees. Upon completion Of
such sale Deed will be executed in accordance
with the stipulatons in said Deed Of Trust.
Dated tho 26th day Of January, A. u. 1860.
DAvlDS. TRUE.
jan 81 dts Trustee.
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TRUSTEES sALE.-wHEREAs ON THE

TRUSTEES SALE.-WHEREAS ON THE
ed day IL June, 4. d. 1855, John n. Wither-
vsx and Enslise b. witherwsx, his wife, Of
Scott County, Ioss, executed unto Dsvid =.
True, - Trustee, certain Dsedof Trsst con-
vsyiag 10 said Trustee the land in Scott County,
Iowa, described - follows, ts-vit:
The sosth half Of the north-sast quarter Of
section No. fosr ~. in Township No. seventy
rs e i:ns. ses;: Of u:
Vas made ~ the said Jshn n. Withsrwax and
Emsline B.Withsrvax, for the purpose OF securing
the payment d two certain psomissory notes,
and the interest thereon. signed BY said John N.
W.T. dated the 9sd day Of jane. 4. b.
payable to tha order Of 4. r. 4 d. Kelly on the
"a day Of December. A. b. 1855, the other for
eleven hundred HOO dollars, payable 70 the or
der Of A. Z. D. Kelly, June 33d A. D. ISIS
eaen Of aid notes bearing interest q PER cent
per amman.
And nov said psouissory notes having become
Que ead payable and the said John n. wishsr-
wax having failed 10 pey the sane. excepting
see ysan interest ON the note for elleo ], David
,. Tire Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby give this
Paelic notice, that By virtue Of the povsr which
e in me vested By ssid deed Of trust, will on
Tuesday, The slst day Of February, 4. d. 1850
between the hours d two and three o'clock in
the aftssnooa Of hid day, st the Ceszs House
door n the city q Dsvespost expose - offer for
sale :, psslie a.sies, The parcel Of l..d above
nU 70 safety cd pay The amount Of said notes
With the interest thereon - the day o. sale.
tsgssher With all the costs and sxpsasss attending
aid saie, eosts Il this notiee asA frusteeS
FEES.
Upon eoopletion u such sals, DEED win be
exeeesse y aeeoedaaes With The stipulasioas in
aid Deed Il Trust,
Dassd he ssh day Il Jaauasy, 4. D. 1859.
DAVID 8. 1R08,
Jees0@ooJ 11Gooe.
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INSURANCE.



TITS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That, on the 3slh
Il day Of January, ls6o, . sworn statement w.
filed in this once, showing the condition Of the
Ctty Fire IasuTouce COmpauy. located q
New Haven, in the State Il Conneetscut on the
first day OF January, 1860, in accordance with the
provisions OF an Act Of tho General Assembly Of
the State Of Iowa, entitled AN Act in relation TO
Insurance Companies" approved January 2ssh.
1851, aud an Act amendatory thereto. approved
February 9TH, 1858; that said statement shove
that said company is possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital, and invested Is repaired oy
law
Authority is therefore given 10 tho above nance
company 10 transact business OF Insurance 10 ~,
State in accordance with tho laws theTeoi uh'"
the 3lst day of January, A. ID. 1901:
IT IS Also CERTIFIED, That FIELD kAuff
MAN. Of Davenport have boon duly appointed by
said company their lawful Agcnts and Attorney
for the County Of Scott. with full po"c, 10 tske
risks Of Insurance therein, and 10 scA'o 'i""te
service at process. as provided by law, spon 'ne',
fling with the Clerk Of the District Court In AID
for .,,d county a certified copy Of tho statement
ON al. in this office. IL is further certified that
The attached il y true and correct copy OF the
said statement.
- In testimony whereof, have hcreunto
H.. T. set my hand and Aft xed my sea, Of once,
|--) this 3lst day Of January, 1860.
J. w. CATTELL, Auditor Of State.