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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

lis being fortified by intrenchments and
b-eastworks:'
The Home Gusrd have been furnished
with 200 rifles from the Arsenal, and are
being well drilled.
BooSvLLE. Mo-, June 24.-The de-
tachment of U. S. troops sent from this
place to Syracuse. on Wednesday last; re-
turned this evening IN good spirits. The
State forces. numbering 500 men and
pieces of artillery. left Syracuse for the
Southwest several hours before the U. S.
troops arrived. 1t Is not known what the
next movement will be. A home guard
is being organized here. and $50 men
have already enlisted. Everything is quiz
ct and orderly here. notwithstanding the
presence of SO many troops.
Events Still Wal ing-Gen. Scott,s Policy
-Great Parade Of Troops.
WAsHINGroN. June "a.
The Cabinet had protrscted session to-
day with Gen. Scott.
There is no sign of any important fnovs-
ment. Gen. Besuregard won't come TO
our relief. Gen. Scott won't do anything,
and won't let anybody else.
There is a great deal of marching and
counter marching, and music, among the
newly arrived troops to-day. but is mere
show business.
1t is proposed to send Gen. Butler, with
lo.OOo men, who can be spared front
Fortress Monroe. direct to Charleston
that would bring them to their milk.
Great injustice has been done TO Gen.
eral Patterson by holding him responsible
tor the apparent dilatoriness Of the moveI
ments OF his army. He acted strictly in ac-
cordance with the orders of Gen. Scott,
who did not desire him to occupy Harper's
Ferry with his forces.
Oa'c al information has been receiyef
at the War Department that Col. Wal
lace was not surrounded at Cumberland,
that he was strong enough to hold his POI
sition, and that the report that ten thou
sand rebels was approaching the place was
hoax. The reinforcements ordered to
Cumberland by Governor Curtin have re-
turned
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

The Democrat fellcitates itself that
We ere greatly troubled about the Demo.
x'crstic Convection Not at all. Nor are
: We disposed to deny the Democratic party
bs snyl Of lis Constitutional rights as that
q shsst intimatess II takes the liberty Of
s'saIlins those who are Fighting tire battles
= d The country. and imperiling their lives
Tor The maintenance OF the Government es-
- tsblishea BY our Revolutionary fathers,
oi'.Abpsitiosists. and We take the liberty
a id turn # saying that those who use such
language at this time. do it for the pur-
. pose Of gsttisg mp strife and division be-
= tween Republirsns AID Democrats. know
ling thsGit viii Be the means of lettering
many of the litter from fering their SER
!. vices 70 the Government to conquer the
Democrats rebels of the South. Another
objsct tho Democrat has in view by its
eourss. ills suggested. isto deter as many
IN possibla. d ITS party from volunteering
So that ths Democracy msy be able to car
18TH county election this fall. Perhaps
>. thu gsns msy win.-perhaps not.
- We shah not stop now to rfute the
charges and in.innations contained in the
second paragraph OF the last Democrat
slssdsr. further than to. say that they are
utterly false, and the Democrat knew they
were dntrue before Publishing them.
The Democrat seems inclined to provoke
PERSONAL controversy with us. although
,4promissd npon the accession of the pre-
sssss edissr to -sosr above, such prac-
'tics. hlAt present we pass over its uncour.
tsous personal illusions to us without fur
= he. notice, in hopes that the offence will
~ BE- repeated. We have no taste for
= personal controversies. but never decline
to retaliate in kind TO the extent our abili-
~ when sssailed. provided. always we re-
gard our sssailant as - foeman worthy OF
asns Steel"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

The Indianapolis Journal says: Col
Brown. as will be seen by the list Of cap
tsins given below, has been nearly equally
fortunate with Col. Meredith. His regi.
ment is full. and the companies ready to
march TO camp on the receipt Of orders
Right here we will remark that the State
will pay the transportation expenses Of nc
Icompaay that moves without orders. and
an such going to places Of rendezvous viii
be returned at the expense of the com
handing officer.
Col. Brown was in the Mexican war
and is. therefore. man of military expe
rience and acknowledged prudence and
foresight. qualities indispensable in good
commander. The following Is list of the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27
Indiana App ointmeats for the Regular
Army.

Army.
From the recently published general or.
,lers from the War Department. we gather
the following names Of Indianians who
have been appointed to positions in the
regular army. Some other appointments
have been made. but are not yet officially
announced: ~
Colonel-Edward z. s. Canby. 18th Infantry.
Msjor-Jouathsn w. Gordon, 1lth Infantry.
Captains Thomas X. Dunn. 18th Infantry.
Guido -IIges. 18th Infantry.
John H. fasgshar. 18th Infantry.
Charles D. Murray. 18th IRtanty.{
Charles 8. Russeu, llth ILfanssy.
Jonathan B. Esgar. 18th Infantry.
Charles c. SIN. h, 18th Infantry.
lst Lieutenants--Joseph N. Ritnery llth Infantry,
Joseph Marshall, 18th Infantry.
Ben, Hubbs. l3th Infantry
John p. Hawkins, l4th Infantry.
Chas. b. Watson. 18th Infantry
+" Alfred Foot, l4th Infantry.
ls1 Dsn1 Meredish, l5sh Infantry.
Wm- r, Gentry 7th infantry.
9 Olive Gooding. 18Th Infantry.
Charles o. Wood. late, Major. of the
Indiana Zouayes, Ilth Regimentl has
been appointed . second Lieutenant in the
9th regimsat sfIafantry, vics Vickliffe.
promoted.en rneo7 Ia al; d s<olo
The 10Th regiment sof Infantry, one Of
the new onos 70 b formed for the regular
army. will have its headquarters at Tndi-
annapolis. The l6sh ~ Chicago, and the 18th
at Columbus, Ohio. ssg4 - 81 tek
~" ....
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CID DoAINIoN STEAMBOAT
Sasl 8gaas.

"a rsr.z@s=7=z=====.z1 NORTHERN
acsa s-N-H@-- CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUPERINTEN DENTS OFFICE, I
, CALVERT STATION Baltimore May 18th, 1851
on aud after SUNDAY, May 18th, 1861, Trains North
ern central Railway arrive and depart follows, until
iurther notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL AT BE A. NJ
EXPRESS AT AS =. N.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION AT Is P. NJ
The Sl5 A. NJ Train connects Relay House trains
on Western Maryland Railroad At Hanover junction with
Hanover and Gettysburg Railroads: YORK wit! York
and Wrightsyile Railroad; at Harrisburg with pennsy
yana Railroad for all parts of West. Also, with e0auCn
Valley Railroad to New York direct. At Northumberland
with a. ard Railroad for Kingston and all parts of
wyoming valley; at Sudbury with Patelphis and Erie
York.
The 425 P. NJ Train all the above connections ex-
Gept Hanover Railroad WrEhtsville Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The Sl5 Tran makes connections with Pennsylvania
for New York
TRAINS ARRlVE.-Mail at $40 P NJ, Express at 7.45
A. NJ. Harrisburg Accommodation at 2 43 P. u.
FOR TICKETS and Information enquire at the Ticket
Office, alyert station, BatG.ere.
as JAS c. CLARKE, Sup7nt
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gIsaElhggis
6 - Is o. s. GOVERNMENT LINE

.EokT aoNRoE, AND OLD POINT COMFORT,
and FRIGHT and CONNECTING the Eaiiroad LiRss
no9 9oE D. e. & ana N
med after the ARRIVAL of the Train from New
The blowing IS d. schedule ,.s
HI KIND IRIP IIq rSI k1S AT hEbpcEn PRICE,.
From Philadepha and bacs...................... TO-
ss Sen y@a snT Tssst: YORK at IT,: New
In PHiLHGEIPIi8, at the Compamy's flee, N. W cor
Of sixth and Chestnut streets, the Depot ad
n gSs..f Aof Fat o'6 90 !; ,sss,
.EEss 80 CHANGE N o. haTs 70 THE
The steamers GEoRer A xxx and Xxx 1TER WASHING
TON viii ave Baltimore the PAtu sent River on the,
'SSTU'SbAFY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY. eonnsro-
ing on Satgrlny narnin June ls 1851, att o'clock 'of
Rya trin ev@rg ~ ED$ EsAY and aTUg
Wsine,day viii viii BE- ,t oi for salti,nore ~
! The SATURDAY Boat will leave Hills Landing On Friday
for Be edics leaving Benedict Sa'u'dy morning II 6
ihe above steamers will call all landings
the River, also at Fair Haven and TluC fo'at Eo* and
Ffeishs received up o'clock on The days preyoas to
rspTssst to g $, Eiyees &C. NsF Is extra
DO FiF h4@a6 1880: 49, g. Do De- lett
sT2sa = BALTIMORE AND su8Q J&44E
.s.sSSEzsSEsa.a Ma STEAM COMPANY.
r5si7, H1$kE RF &KAGE; sSdT iSE TA5SR SiS
qTe5 end Of st M Sy At aac
RssqrgPg s%ys PoRT pEF9sIT EyEGY s2SDAY
EAVRE DE- %RArF at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Passage, hsrths included, 80 cents.
Freight received Galy until o'clock, carried at ior
rates and carefully attended to.
~ Duplicate receipts Tor freight win he required.
All Boats owed only at the risk OF their
vania Canasor viii reshp freishts intended -.mote
The steam bost ''JUNIATA, Capt Fred TOznscn ca
$ R. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Hare de Grace
apl5 Il j TONE, Agent, Port Deposit.
). 81 CID DOMINION sTEAMBOA:
e. FoR FKEpaEICKSBgRS, YIR G INA l., AND Ian
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N. Fsisognki leave
ssI IS EF 9P hsT ber It TEKsSos0& @ dt 't52
,st1rpningg Ieaves FTedereks6arg EyEk r y Es D =
at all the regular Landings the RsPPsh
THE VIRGINIA
new and was built by merchants Of Fred
erchants and farmers residing the counties bordern
s class steamer on the route During the winter tR z
ward deck has been enclosed thus afodng complete
ecaon iof Horses sIe otIer hive stock Carriages Of
taking OF the wheels Her and berth
G te .arse ana s9d neT Sa9scy
n, no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake;
co a6Rs aud charges pa
Freight received on board OF the Steamer Weines;ja.
For and Bank Rscsp .. ota, U.s.
's ~ '-' Apply & I; j. C1FRoN 4 co, AgeA.s,
. - No 81 Bowlys wharf, Baltimore
m y SLAUGHTEE President, Fredericksburg, Fa rnh2!
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9latform SGaIss.
StUraGe,

Sl0fagR.
STANDARDIZATION can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
JOHN HEN UERSON i CO.,
fel9tf corner Pratt and Coa-nerce streets.
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
SSGFO WARNER. 1k2 q. Eutaw
CTORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ be obtained in desirable Warehouse having water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to
P, MALCOM K CO,
j2-tf Wood street. Bowly's wharf
GTORAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 1000
Sbarres merchandise be obtained at Hendersop'e
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.,
myl7-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse, No. 22 s. Eutaw street, opp0
site salt more and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP h WOLF. fe8tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
Crales in Warehouse No. 6S South street.
W. J. SMITH,
eu22-t 6S South street
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
city administration the estate OF JOHN d..
LONG, said city, deceased. All having
cla ms against said deceased hereby warned 20
bit The same the vouchers thereof! to the subscri
Der on the 18th day Of january 1852 they may
otherWse by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate All indebted to said estate requested to
make immediate payment Given under hand this 18th
Gav of July, 1861 ELIZABETH ANN LONG,
Administrator.
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II L II NJ 5

OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Served in the city, and payable only to the carriers
TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers out Of the city at SIX DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance.
ga liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents.
THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE,
Nailed to subscribers:
copy, ole year.
Do. six months. ............................2
Do. three months. ........................,.1
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
copy, one year ............................$l 90
Do six months. Observation-Disclosures. so
Is do do. do ...........2OOO
VERTISING RATES.
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ca4E LEs BRENNAN FRANCIS KTRK
,HAS. BRIEKMAN Il Co, '''' N'AA
P1tRERRssV 81 1FPkR6SFfI PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL Rms OF PRODUCE,
NO 81 WEST PRATT STREE,
Have for sale '''' D'"'' "HS''
ov bbts: Mess Beet, 100 do. Extra No. /
Particular attention paid to supplying orders mhl5-tf
GEORGE WARNER
FOR THE SALE OF s6THEkE 3SD F @EsTEkN
Opposite a and Ohio oi Railroad Depot
essr kirkland Chsss p Go Baltimore 10
B Sa5SY .r sEps a5,'B Baltimore.
Messrs. wyckhGI 4 Post, New YorG
Messrs ' + T. l'f BGdG, 6 Rb5sinGn6
asSF N Naban EGO yGor Asv t GG Mobile
Ed#d Warner, Esq. Philadelphia.
m6 ajeh Warner ESQ., President MecAanics' Bank, sai
EETILLIAN S. CROSS.
c,--.u GENERAL GoNMisSIoN MERCHANT,
Hoops, &C. and ali orders same ai's' S'"Se'' Shocks
ke''r' k KssEaT Central En- Co Bait
TeRIy ( Wailscs,, New York.
5 w Miller, Esq, Burlington, Pa os-t,
y. eENERGH c0ShfsS Son MERCHANTS,
SPERM, REFINED A sd G GKtbE WHALE v OILS
SPERM ASb 5Ti FAHk A GlS SIEGE OILS
tes.tf IS SoU ba sHnaas' Nd.
KNOX Co,
Il sRlFPlSa AR 4 S coMsIs IS On MERCHANTS
"D''"E' BALTIMORE
on consignmsnts address or to ou
the various ports OF Europe and the West Indies
gESF5 y; RgzzEEE7, - AARON g1sloa
I kRAAELE4 Il FENTON,
0oNF Tos 4GE s aEK or
S67 ALTLRORE STREFT
tss-u ~ BALTINoRE.
w W. WHITMAN,
ooAhtiFSS 8SI !GH w - sES GH1 Mt,
WOOL, FEATHERS FG faEE bRfED FRUIT. BEEswAy
AND S SH9 % {e;G.G ENGkALLY,
j2tf - Y-., BALTIMORE.
> AoANAA & W D,sD,p,,,
Nc 81 E1chsngeSPIace, up stairs Iesat.
~ A. BERRY,
". SNIP BECKER,
GENERAL codIIssToN AGENT,
1ooTec7, : [,c so-om
hG S4IpbIxG g ~, W. ,rs,r,,,r ,,--
',,, ooss a S2H bGH6fsos MERCHANTS
J. Lyle CLARKE; VIZ PssEA1
hAHhh g . PEGK a. r.. ..,,o
VfRcTNr. am A AS5TtS EGG ThH sSiF o.
MIA An NohlT T, G3 ,S5 MANUFACTURED
No o. fombeTd ,treat
splo-tf Baltimore
7 E. MATTHEW'S. T. R MATTHEWS, VIM P DAWSON
~ hOS Il. MATTHEWS SUNS,
ja2stf o0AA1SSloN AfR So 4 sdTiv,. rb,r,
51 Si a7ygz7 NO = lows wharf
4 GNkk hi 4 SONS.
0oGplssl0S SREkoRAvrs.
,e NHowARP R Sst1EF,T
" 9TyT,VE 49, = ~ .5! 49,.
ave WtSse % EVE q a ~,
1'1'-' '0-A-'4 LSD HN"0HAHTN
Inc door West ,E,.n.Dss P,,.s Rs,t LOMBARD
- - = es-.,-1e : ave DAFT aa- SAT-
{ ;AP g4}Fri : 2Q 2TD GENERAL COMMISSION
Liberal advances rsSe dS coHspD,ants
oI H!y y LONDON HAvRE HASsELLks and I'll
osspg 6H ,EioS-' ~ IA v,6 nLn
ooEFh GAho 2S!T, g ~,
,x,-vy,, l,o,,,,; APP - - ,,,,n
NOS AZ and IS LIGHT STREET
! 1e5al advances made on oonstgnments. fsss9.
& CRAM Avn FyOUR yRPru.yry
IMPORTERS WSo 6E sP1 6EAT k5xs j. GFAXo
q O. WAMBERSTE-
Z. 80. GEN ERAL
ja1l-tr Ns' CHARrRs sl sIn1a5i
y. u e En- IA eHnRsA MERCHANT,
,, 1SCOSNsROI STRIsTbb .,ruox.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHED

Is PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Its columns have recently been materially enlarged
and new will be from time introduced to
render it not only additionally attractive to the FAMILY
CIRCLE, but still valuable um Of reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con-
slant variety of choice NOV ELLETTES TALES POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY
from the EDITORIALS OF THE DAILY ExCHiN
REVIEWS Of, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT exhibiting the state of the markets, at home
and abroad. up to the latest moment and FARMERS
COLUMN. wherein much valuable i'm relation
to Agriculture will always be found
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DINE APPLE CHEESE -S--------
L L. M. Norton Sons Pine Apple Cheese sor
=. A. L.. WEBB RPad,e oy
ELOUR.-Choice brands of Family, Ex1rs snd
- Super Flour by the dray load or otherwise s I'D
corner Pratt and Commerce stro.,,
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~ Thomas and Ne6's Sugarcured Family HANS in
store and Tor sale BY A. L. WEBB BRO ~
corner Pratt and Commerce Streets d
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"a IOTTCE tn up IOITnDS 1-------

NOTICE TO CREQlTORS.-NoI Is oergov
:! given that TROMiSS FULLERTON, of the CITY OF
Bait as executed all his property
20 the undersigned trustee for the of hi, cred
t>rs. The deed bears date the Sh day June FOL and
among other prlvIsons creates preference in
those creditors who shall within date
thereof, signify the assent 20 it's and execute re
lease OF their Gains in favor Of the granto The deed is
OF record in the Clerks nic. the Superior Court and
the release be signed by creditors mag be found at the
Counting room of the undersigned.
.ir29 JAMES HODGES
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IN TIE STpERI0R C0IfRT F0R RaITI

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTl-
= MORE CITY.-t;'t-GN A ZIGLER rs c. NRAD ZIG.
Ekthc object of this suit is to obtain divorcng
the said Complainant CncdO mGtrimOaji the deen
dant The bill states that in 'e year 1853, the said Ro
sena was united In the bonds nt n9tri9ny the said
Conrad, who mas Tted the crime of adultery and
deserted her and has left TIE State 1t thereupon adjadged
and ordered thus III July 1851 that the by
causing copy o this order to b. inserted newspa
published liz the city of Baltimore, each
week before the Sd day of August, next give
noce the said absent defendant the object sun
o! this II, ana hIn appear this
person by solicitor b-O he Sd dav OF November,
1861 the premises and show if he has,
why decree ouz hit nos TO be passed as prayed.
y NJ
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True copy-Tes:: GEO. &. SANGST0N,

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
y CITY, oath July lS5l-Ordered that the Of
mortgaged of William H. Re graves made and
reported ny T. Pa'n Scott, Trustee be ratei and
med unless to the contrary be shown before
the 23d day of Angus next provided. copy of this order
is published for three successive weeks before
that day. in daily newspaper printed and upished
in this city.
The states that house and lot North Charles
street, sold for $0 subject to ground rent OF 800
annum. R0BT. j. KERR, Clerk,
True copy-Test R0BT. J. KERR,
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OWLS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
a city, letters tes.amentsry on the estate Of OhS
y =, i said esta2 hereby warned exhibit
.n or sRstee the
y p sae M pers by h INDEBTED Ss
arr are reanested to make immediate payment "i'en
my hand this 18th das Of s py i2 ANN DUSHANE,
,,,4Is IS TO GIVE NOTICE That the sabscrl-
u bttined from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
CIV IT'S az a yS On de s All has
WhGLAH, Saint the said are hereby warned to
zas tie Ssory the he It day February hsy
BY s oS ne to said estate are reau
NIL yfH q h HR ss ON
,Y,gIs, IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
her of Baltimore city, in Maryand hat nus Say 90
,.d rom the Orphans Court Of sa cy letters tes'a
Trnt4ry and Of &dn n'strston OF the psrioL eSae %
I'm iims ainst the said deceased are hereby warned
to exfht The same it'll the vouchers thereo 10 .ie su
on or ef9r , h he yielded a from ali 6ens Of the
fsi estate 'vs M WHIT REb T ;U GREG0RY xTx
IHf ;ys3 1aw4w 22o :. Charles street
Tg,ilIs u TO CERTIFY That the subscriber
o9nsa the on ofRe e court Of 81 a&
MEYER late Of said city deceased All persons h hay
same with the yoc; hers thereof to The subscriber on OF
EG.y w the 5Ss %1y f. q s& eSts i
sons indebted said estate are requested 70 make
axe Pi TIKI '''N' HERMAN BUSSE,
h.$iswtw4 Executor.
FF>HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr-
Der has obtained frora the Orphans Court of Bsitimor
cIfv and SAT- of Maryland letters testamenary tn
estate of JOSEPH MApERSBA CKtk, late OF Baltimor
city, licensed All persons having claims against said e
tat are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with tn
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before the hr da
% II sg a they by hT %
are requested make immediate payment. Give
under nv hand this 18th dav Of July, 1861.
HIRAM GREENTREt, administrator.
jyl2 llw4w+ r. h SPREG =, Attorney
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr
Il bers have obtained from the Orphans Court Of Bal
letters teStamentary the personal estate
NATHAE MEL MUNRuE, late of said city, deceased.
persons having claims against the said deceased here
warned exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
the subscribers before the st day of December
they he, by law, excluded from all bene
OF said estate Ali indebted said estate
questtd make immediate payment. Given under o
hands this LIST day Of june 1861. $3.50 ,
MARY ANN MUNROE
FRGDR. W. BECK,
jelS-law4w' executors