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The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
EIRENIEN,S P1RIDE.

The following is the route of the pro-
cession on the visit of the Shifier
fire company, of Lancaster on Fri
day:
Route Form on French, tight rest
ing ON Third street, down French 10
Second, along Second to King, down
king.to Front, along Front to Market,
ut..Market to junction of King, down
King to 10Th along 10Th to Orange down
Orange to 9Th out Sth to West, down
West to 4tb along 4th to Madison down
Madison 10 Second along Second TO
Jackson down Jackson to Front along
Front to Shipley up Shipley To Second
along Second to Orange up Orange to
9th along 9th TO Shipley up Shipley to
9th along 9th to King up King to 9TH
along 18th to French down French to
9TH down 9th to Pine down Pine to 4th
up 4th to French along French to w ash
ington Engine House, and then dis
miss. The line to move at two o'clock
sharp. Mashal, A. NJ. Nolen. Com.
mittee forming escort meet At Wash.
ington Engine House, at o'clock.
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I.!O. o. F.
THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF DELAwARE-PRo-
CEEDISGs.

THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF DELAwARE-PRo-
CEEDISGs.
The Grand Lodge continued its ses-
sion yesterday, after the reading of the
official reports.
Prof John &. Hardness, Chairman
OF the Committee on Correspondence,
read a lengthy and interesting report,
embracing resume of the proceed
ings of the several Grand Divisions un-
der the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge
of the United States.
The Grand Masters report and the
accompanying documents were referred
to a committee of three for distribu
ton OF the matter contained therein
to the appointed committee.
X. IL. Mcdaniel, q. Rep, read the
Grand Representatives report, a valu
able document, giving a succinct ac-
count OF the recent session of the
Grand Lodge of the United States, at
Atlanta, Ga.
An election of officers was entered
into, and resulted as follows:
W. NJ. Grant Master-J. w. Boone
Triple Link, No. 81.
| IL. w. ID. Grand Master-E G. Moore
Mechanics, No. 4.
IL. w. Grand Warden-J. w. Arm
strong, Oriental, No. IL.
*. w. Grand Secretary-Isaac w
Hallam, Hope, No. II.
| X: w. Grand Treasurer-R ii. Ew
banks, Eden, No. "a.
X. w. Grand Marshal-G. ID. Lin
coin, Delaware, No. I.
| *. w. Grand Rep, to G.. L., L. g.
Rev. q. l.. Moore, Brandywine, No
lis.
Worthy Janitor David Downs
Jefferson, No. 2.
Several interesting appeal cases wer'
decided, and other new cases referre.
to the Committee on Appeals.
Reports from the Finance Commit
tee, Committee on Returns and Re
IpOrts, Committee ON Accounts and tn
COMMITTEE on Constitution and Laws
were read and accepted.
Adjourned until Thursday, at min
la. NJ.
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UDDERZOOK.

AFFECTING INTRRvlEw WITH HIS MOTHER.
Says the West Chester Local Ne,cs
After the ordeal of receiving the intel
ligence of the action Of the Board Of
Pardons, Udderzook became much exer-
cised in mind, and gave way to deep.
solemn broodings over his terrible situa-
ton.
In the afternoon succeeding the inter-
view with his counsel, his aged mother
appeared at the prison, and upon her
solicitation was showed up to the cell of
her unhappy son. The interview was
quite protracted one, and was charac-
terized with such outbursts of grief
and sorrow on the part OF both as to
spread u pallor of gloom over the entire
population peopling the confined limits
of the prison. The poor. heart-broken
mother plead earnestly with the Giver
of every blessing for Him to look with
pity and commiseration upon her son in
the remaining hours allotted to him on
earth.
The scene is said to have been most
pathetic, and 80 exhausted did the moth
or become as to require the aid of two
men to conduct her to her present home.
few yards from the Jail. After so much
has been said and written about Udder-
cooks great nerve power, it sounds SO
strangely to hear of him being bowed
down with grief-weeping like child in
the arms Of his best, most enduring OF
all earthly friends-his mother.
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Il HOWL.

The Washington Chronicle of yestcr-
day raises Characteristic howl over the
Republican defeats in the State elect
ions held on Tuesday, Like contem-
porary nearer home lit is of opinion that
the war ended too soon, and would
like to have it over again, with all its
horrors and all its bloodshed, for the
sake of the profits made out of it by
truly good men. The Chronicle de-
clares that "the North will not allow
the results of the war to be neutralized
by the conquered rebels and their sym
pathizers. The rebels that fought
on Tuesday were American citizens,
defending the principles on which the
Republic was founded. They went in.
TO battle armed with that paper weapon
the ballot, and they won signal tri-
umph. -BALT. GAZETTE.
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The Louisville Coarier-Jouraal says !:
In spite Of lies. troops and provisions,
the Radicals will be- beaten in Alabama.
Then they will try to vitia.e the election
Their game il to rule Oh rum. Gradually
and in spite Of almost insurmountable OBJ
stacles one after another, all of the south
ern States, except South Carolina, Flori
da, Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana,
have wrestcd themselves from Radical
dominion. Ultimately, if there be no
military intervention, Louisiana Missis-
sippi will follow, leaving South Carolina
and Florida the sole surviving relics OF
Radical arbarism.'
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
STRAY WAITS.

The City Council will meet this even
ing.
The regular monthly meeting of Penn
Loan Association will be held tonight
Real hair and imitation switches in all
shades, at Franks 5ll Market street.
A full report of the Middletown mass
meeting will appear in tomorrow GA
ZETrE.
Ladies buttoned pebbled boots at 81. 80
ditto ladies laced boots from 81 80 to 81 w
Misses laced do. from 81 80 to Sl.75
Mems coarse boots. from 81 50 to 50 50
boys do, from Sl.75 to $3.50, at DAME
Collins NV corner 4th and Monroe. ct
Auction sales at Chambers 3l2 Mar
ket street, every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon at two'clock-bargains il
Winter goods will be sold II
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SECOND EDITION
THE RADICAL ROUTE IN
ONO

COLUMBUS, Ohio. October Sufficient
returns have been received to show. be-
yond doubt, that the State has gone
democratic by from 1900 to 10 900 major
ity. The democratic state executive com
mittee are positive Of electing the follow
ing democratic congressman
Banning, Second district; Saylor, First;
McMahon, Fourth; Rice, Fifth; Hurd,
Sixth; Neal. seventh; Vance, Eleventh;
Walling, Twelfth; Southland, Thirteenth;
Cowan, Fourteenth; Payne, Twentieth,
and probably Wilson in the Seventeenth,
Poppleton in the Ninth, and Seney in the
Tenth district.
III the democratic claims are sustained
by official returns the democrats have
gained seven congressman, which gives
them fourteen out of twenty congre ssmen
from Ohio. The results exceed the most
sangume democratic expectations.
CLEVELAND. October L In the Tween
tieth district, Payne, democrat, for con.
gress, has =. "a majority
In the Tenth district, Foster. republl.
en-, Is elected by ~ majority.
In the Seventeenth district Wood
worth, republican, is elected by about
800 majority.
In the Nineteenth district, Garfield, re
publican. has $500 majority.
IoLEDO, October 1.-The Blade to-
night estimates Hurd's majority in the
Sixth district ut from 500 to Z, 100.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

a NEW FLEET OF AMERICAN STEAMERS
The Philadelphia North American is in
formed that New York movement to buiid
a fleet OF transatlantic steamers to excel sny-
thing now sdoat Is "in a hopeful aud cucou-
raging condition" 1t adds: The whole
traffic of the Enc and New York Central
roads lies behind u, and the profits dis'i bu.
ted between half u DOZEN Tor eign liuss
tempt the promoters II successful, tue
Undertaking win soon contribute to the ac-
uylty Of our Delaware shipysIds, since in
order to gam United States register the
ships must De built III this counir;, and
there are no yards at which tLey can be
constructed save those here"
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

SUDDEN DRATH AND INoUKsT.-This
morning, Coroner Winslow held on Inquest
over the body OF Mrs. B,rnie, mother oil
Robert Birnle, who died suddenly at her
residence, No. 402 West Second street. Mr..
Brine testified that his mother was as we'll
as usual up 10 two o'clock in the morning,
she having been up with him several times,
IN attendance upon his little daughter, who
was sick. About four O'Clock, the little girl
called her, and Nc the old lady did not re
spond, he went to her bedside and found
that she was dead. The Jury rendered a
verdict of death from heart disease. Mrs
Birnie was "A years Of aye.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
LIlE ON THE HIeuwAY.-On Tues.

LIFE ON THE HIGHWAY Tues
day morning pedlcr while walking
on the Wilmington Il Reading Rail
road, near Brinton's Bridge, was met,
about o'clock, by three masked men,
who knocked him down and robbed
him of $50 in money and u large part
of the goods which his pack contained.
When first felled to the ground, he
made an attempt at resistance, hut the
luifians drew pistols and threatened
him with instant death if he did not
desist from crying out, and he desisted.
The man was not seriously injured
and was soon again ON his Journey
The thieves have not been arrested
nor or they known.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
HOic the MO,,eU Goes 9!

After November 30th, it will he easy TO
see how the money goes, for then the
drawing will take place OF the Public
Library of Kentucky. and at the Grand
Gift Concert S2,500,U00 in cash will be
given away to ticket holders. The for
tunate holder of the ticket drawing the
first prize will walk of with $50 $50; Of
the second prize, >lOo. lco; Of the third
prize; $500; Of the fourth prize, $50
900; of the fifth prize, S25,N", g.. &c.
have been distributed. Truly, this dis
tribution win tel hon hs money gees!
Oct l0-eod-it
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GuNsoars TO BE BROKEN rrp-TI

GUNBoATs To BE BROKEN UP-The
light draft gunboats at the League Is.
land Navy Yard are to be broken up,
and other iron-clads now ut different
.ship-yards including the CoHoEs at
the Harlan and Iollingsworth Co.'S
yard here. This course is taken by the
Government because they believe that
more money can be realized by it, than
by disposing of the vessels by auction
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
OHIL WILMINGTON 4
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER 2aru, 1874.

Trains leave Wilmington az follows: for
Phitsdelphis and intermedia'e stations,
$50. $40. 8 30, loo. .. m; 2. 400. 720. $50
y. m.
Philadelphia and New York. Isl q. m;
1911, 1912. $40. p IN.
Baltimore and intern sdiats stations. 1889.
10 02. Q. M; $50, p. IN.
Baltimore and W, shin gton. IL So, 2.03, 10. O2
Q. M: l2.56. l.23. 5. 20. ITO. D. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division. :ieave for;
New Castle. 500. l0.l0. q. m, l.25. $40.
Pm.
Harrington and intermediate stations. 500.
", .. N; go. y. IN.
Dslmar and intermediate stations. 500
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Phitadslphia and intermediate stations.
400 ESQ., p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York. Isl, q. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.53. 2OS. o.
N.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred TO the time tables posted at the depot
u. KINNEY. Superintendent.
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PHILADELPHIA. MARKETS

Cotton Is firm. Sales Of of middling at 1875
10 Nc. for upland and loo. for New Orleans.
Flour AND MEAL.-1he foreign news con-
tinues unfavOrsble TOR hour. Tho inquiry is
almost confined to the wants Of the local
consumers: :0J barrels Pennsylvania at
81 25a4 SO; leo barrels Minnesota extra ia m :
lily, good, at IS; 20 barrels Do. do. do. choice
At 70 i2zasseg o 5a VT virginia 90: o.
do. fancy. at STAT rs. Rye -four is in small
supply. and sells. at IS t0a5 70. Corn meal
10 dull.
GRAIN.-The wheat market is quiet and the
foreign advises continue uniavOrsble. Sales
OF 4 blu, hels western red at 81 10: 400 bush
els Indiana amber at II "a; liz 0 bushels do.
DO at 81 22al II. the latter ratio tor Oh dice.
and small lots OF white at y 2sai Us as to
any Offering. Sales Of 300 bush OILS western at
81 Os. Corn 10 coming in moro freely and the
market Is dull. unsettled and 2s3c. low or.
Eaies Of 5000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow at
s7ssSc. Oats are in limited request and
prices hardly maint aimed. Saiesof 4OOt
bushels western white at 6ls63115c.. and 70t
bushels do. light mixed at 6cc.
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Register 8 Order.

RkGiSrKRS oFFtCG,
NEW CASTLE COZ MY Sept. 9Th. ls;i.
Upon application Of John A. Armstrong,
Administrator OF William ". Armstrong;,
late Of Appoq ninimink Hundred, in said
county. deceased; it is ordered and directed
i,y the Register that the administrator aiore-
said, giye notice VI the granting OF Letters
OF Admi uistration upon the Estate OF the
deceased, with the date of granting thereof
by causing adv ertiseinents q be posted within
forty DAYS from the date OF such Letters, in
81 Of The most public places of the County of
New Castle. requiring, all persons having
a e,n ands against the kstate. to present the
same or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
c ase m AIDE and provided. And also cause the
same 10 be inserted within the same period in
the Delaw are Gazette. n newspaper "a blished
in Wilmington. and TO be continued therein
Given under the hand and Seal
\of Office Of the Register aioI esaid.
4 ~. lAi New Castle, in New Castle Coun-
.ShN/ty aforesaid. the day and year above
written. b. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the ks-
tGte OF the deceased must present the sane
duly sttested to the Administrator, on or
os fore September eth. 1875. or abide the Act
Of Assembly in sarh csse made and provided.
JOHN A. ARMSTRONG.
Administrator.
Address. Taylor's Bridge. Del ssptlx-sm
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
Ladies' Wishing TO Purcha.e liSb,

running and Simple Sewing Machine. would
do well to call at No. lis Market Street. WI
nlngton. De o. and see one OF the incest Fami-
equal 1t Sews from the thicktst to the thinest
material if lesirei without change OF needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. hght
threading shuttle and self setting needle.
Sold on easy monthly mst.tlmeGt, ~ a liberal
discount OF for cash. Ladies dontbLy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
lsnt running New American.
is Market ST. Wilmington. Del.
iy7dtwlv j. IL. Primrose, Agent.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

Cool WEATHER.-Cool weather is
now coming in earnest, and the morn
ings are frosty to such degree as to
render overcoats quite comfortable
There was heavy frost last night,
and thin ice was observed on Tuesday
morning.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

SALES OF MoNEY.-Last night, at the
regular monthly meeting of Diamond
State Loan Association, 5000 sold at 81
per cent. premium. $500 at Is, and $1,000
at15.
At the regular monthly meeting Of Me-
chanics Loan Association, Tuesday even
Ing, $500 sold at 40 per cent. premium
and 500 at 26. The remaining receipts
were devoted to the payment of with
drawing shareholders.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

WRITING NAMES ON NEWSPAPERS. -
The act Of Congress of June, 1879,
permits the sender of newspaper
through the mail to print or impress
his name or card on the wrapper but
prohibits the writing of anything on
either the newspapers or Wrapper, ex-
cept the address ofthe person to whom
the paper is sent.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

VIOLATION OF AN Before
Esquire Publ, yesterday morning, Edward
McCarty was tried on q charge OF violating
the Skinner" Ordinance, by selling meat
In the street market, not prepared for market
by himself lilo was fined $40 and costs; but
will take the case to New Castle, on an ap.
peal.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

Help for the uopefal.-You are weak
detected. miserable. and nothing does you any
good. You say. Don't despair. There is balu,
Ia Gilesd. Have you tried Vinegar Bitters,
No Then why don't you Do not insist thai
such thing as vite eftrr is Impossible be-
fore you have tested the properties of this
marvellous Vegetable Restorative. Whether
your complaint be dyspepsia. biliousness.
nervous weakness. constitutional debility or
any other trouble. megar Bitters will revive
and Ienovnte your shattered system, as i
genial rain refreshes the 1ithered flowers
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

ARRIVAL OF A MoNIToR.-The Monitor
Cohoes arrived at the yard of the Harlin
& Hollingsworth Co., this morning. This
is one of Che light draft iron clads lately
ordered by the Government to be broken
up. 1t is thought that by this plan more
money can be realized than by selling
the boats at auction.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

THE eloquent temperance lecturer.
John Is. Cough, win deliver a lecture on
Man and his Masters" at the Grand
Opera House, on Wednesday evening,
Oct. Yst, for the benefit OF the young
Mems Free Library.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

The Democratic confcIees Of the district
composed OF Bedford, Somerset and Falton
counties, Pa, met yesterday aud nominated
Col. VIM z, Schell for State Senator. Col
Schell was the Labor Reform candidate ioI
Governor two years ago.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
THIRD EDITION
OCTOBER ELECTIONS,

DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES IN OHIO AND IN
DIAsA-kEPURNs PROM OTHER
STATES.
The latest returns Of the elections
which took place in several of the West
ern states show the success of the Dern-
ocratic State tickets in Ohio, Indiana.
and Arkansas. and Of the Republican
tickets in Iowa and Nebraska. In Ohio
the Democrats claim to have elected
thirteen ont Of twenty Congressman, a
Democratic gain Of six. In Indiana the
Democrats claim eight out Of thirteen
congressman, Democratic gain of five.
The election in Dakota for Territorial
Delegate results in the choice of Ked-
dler. Republican. and in West Virginia
the congressman elected are Goff, Re
punican, and Faulkner. as indicated by
yesterdays dispatches. In Arkansas the
Republicans to a large extent refused to
vote, claiming that the election is illegal
and that Brooks is still Governor.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
FIRST EDITION!

Personal. : Henry S. McComb,
ESQ, OF this city, left yesterday for
New Orleans, La, on bueincss connec.
ted with railroads. -.F.f ~
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

Recommendations Whitaker, COL,
was arrested BY officer Ste wart, for disorder.
iy conduct, and the uso Of abusive language
towards his sister Sarah. He was tried be-
fore the Mayor, who required him to pay
costs, and give basil in the sum Of 5000, TO
keep the peacc.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
FOR S4EE AND RENT:

lNoR SALE-A New thros- story k<e>.
IL brick House in Tatnall street "a e4m.
door from Eleventh street. with all IN
the modern improvements; built in -
he most substantial manner. with view to
comfort. cOnv enienee. styls, ~. 1t contains
ruuIns and hath rooIn. Will bs sold bar
gam For further particulars cali on
SPRINGER, MORLEY 4 CAUSE.
Third and orange streets,
Or i JOHNSON.
oetg-Gt rs Jefferson street.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15

NJ OTICE.-The regular quarterly III eeting
~ of the Trustees of the Poor Of New
Castle County, W i'll be held at the Aim. House.
on WEDNESDAY, October 18th. at o'clock,
A. NJ; JOHN W, EVANS,
Cctl2tm Clerk.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-15
OFViCE OF THE DELAWARE RAILROAD Co. !
Dover, Del, Oct, 18th. 1874.

OPViCE OF THE DELAWARE RAILROAD Co.
Dover. Del, Oct. 18th. 1874.
TN0 TIE T0CKIiOLBERS OF THE DEL,
4 AWARE RAILROAD COMPANY, =
Notice is hereby given that a meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the Delaware Railroad Com
pany will be held at Dover. on THURSDAY.
the 9TH day OF November. 1874. at 70 o'clock,
p. NJ. for the purpose of considering the
terms and conditions of an agreement be
tween the Delaware Railroad Company and
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
RAILROAD Company. providing for the guaran-
tee BY the latter Company of an issue Of
Bonds to the amount of six hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. 1850 900 propos ed t.
be made by the Delaware Railroad Com pauy
and secured by mortgage on the road, for the
falling due July lst. 1875. and also Tor the pur.
pose of ratiiylng the proposed extension OF
tho lease to the Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company, as pro-
vidcd Tor in the original agreements between
the parties to the same.
BY order of the Board of Directors
Nj. HAYES.
oetl3 'tswtm Secretary.
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REGisTEIs's ORDER
REGISTER 3 OPFIcE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Oct. %, is7i
Upon the application Of Susannah Years
ley, Admin istratrix of Samuel Yearsley,
late of Mil Creek Hundred, in said county,
deceased it IL Ordered and directed by the
Register that the Admins trst,ix aforesaid.
give notice of the granting OF Letters of Ad-
Rinistrstisn upon the Estate of the de-
ceased. with the date OF granting thereof, BY
eausing Advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters, in
Elk of the most public places OF the county OF
New Castle. requiring all VeIsoAs having de-
Inands against the Estateto present the same,
or abide by an Act OF Assembly in such case
made ana provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware tiaEetts, a newspaper published IN
" lin ington, and 10 be continued therein two
months.
Given under the hand and sc q !
Nof"thce ut the Register aiutc-
Y SLAL fasd, at New Castle. in New
> Castle county azores Aid the day
ant wear Above written
B.GIBES. Reeister.
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Iay aud year AsONs Nrltten.
b. GIBBS Register
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate Of the deceased must present the same
duly anested 10 tho Administrator, on or be-
fore August :6,h. ls.N or ahde the Act 81
in spch Ease made and PROV lded,
SAMUEL A. ARMSTRONG.
Administrator.
Address -SDvrnA Del. sue-<w2m
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r egisteis Order.
KkGIsfkR UFFICk,
Now Castle County. Aagast:1iIh. lS1t.


New Castle County. Aagasr.fth. lS1t.
Upon application ct samuel A. Armstrong,
Administrator of Frances Armstrong. late ui
Appoa uinimink hundred IN said county, de
ceased il Is ordered and directed b, the
Register that the Administrator AFORESAID
give notice ot the granting ~ Letters ut Al
minlStration upon the Estate 4 the deceased.
with the date OF granting thereof by CAUSING
advertsenentst t. be posted within forty dsys
from the date OF such Letters. In SIX of tho
most public places of the county of New Ca
tie. requiring all tersons having demands
against the Es'.te to present the same OF
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
TO be inserted within the sumo period in the
Delaware Gazette, u newspaper puhlishe ed ia
Wilmington. and 10 he continued therein
two months.
sen.eSS Given under the hand and seal OF
NyUS8 office OF the Res ister Aforesaid. at
- Dover. Nes Castle county aforesaid,
the day ard year above written.
ID. GIBBS Register
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NOTICE.

All persOLs hs'ing claims against the Es-
tate u the deceased must present The same
duly attested To the ADM nistratrlN. on OF
before Oct. "a, IS. or abide The Act ct As
SEN biy IL such ease made and prov l1.i.
sUSANHAll \ EARSLEI,
Aiwi >ratIiX.
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