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TIE COURTS.


Yesterday.
Tho McO0Td Wlll.caso has been quietly pro-
gresaing before Judge Tree for over week, but
vegtarlay morntno an inoiaant oconrr.d xs,,ic,,
49, 80 s-~eatas - ~ ...,.sN. "".eA ~,
Was nos eApeosoo' ~ tne opon'hg OF court Ira
McCord, who Ia one Of the contestants Of the
will Of John McCord, deceased, offered m aft
davt vheroin he Stated that ono of TIM 7nrora II,
t,,a ,,,a ~ I,,o-, ~ .t;n -..:.as ~ -
NV -s'u Aae oooA ~ A'o 'oo'1onea ~ o4uo
lSlaIa, 1uesoay' 10 porro" Some monoy. NO.
Cord declined to loan any. Tho 5urorthen asked
II ho could uot aomo memorantlum that
Mofrord would lenf him aop,a II Oh. oui4 .,o.
decided In Ills fayor. NloCord a]go refuaed n
loen on ouch terms. and tie Juror tIen maia @ ~ n
third Int ,1nsuooessfl offort to horrorv v s"n,o
mnnoy m nnod ean,,r;tv To;,inr ;n ei, tSaao
attan;ntH Tia mar, rennar,od tat he wos 5nrnr
hit wInhai Il tn In nniaratnod that l." ronid H. rnt
ao,g anv i;tt1a favor Ar sIc1,ora n.;r,t T.. ,is'
to iunuonco lis ycrtlict. Slill ho wa,,td littlo
his cnll or t1n ohinct ~ III 4 'A'H'oa 'no 1ae' VI
Jnnda 11reo tlnno1t tho 5,ec,o;,nor ,rns -, tia,
vs;onnrv and imns5i"ts~ orJa.o r. a,ao
out Of ti1o tury-bor, and held lin to bni1 II tho
sum Of 81 200 until this morning norm % to "a s'ow canso
wlY he should not l,o attacnod a. contannt for
solioitinc q bribo. Tic attornevs in tha caso es
acread T. nv It viii, a,oron inrora - ad ana eo IT,
ti,o rcm.ir1ar ~ tho roo1 Tho snit Is i',e
~ broar tho vii ~ tho iata 1aI, s,afnnd &
involvoa ahont al nm nm IT. !. n1,a,o1 H.. ~
ta.tn+or 1,aa 11nJrn i,tsror,a hno.,e - ta. 'ao
him At Tia tfmo la mnllo hia vii ~ 0e'>A va
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-, Tho achr Mary Nan came In yesterday minus hor
jthb0om.
Tho brig Fashion and Echr cleveland are at MIL
lor's dry docks rectIving general oyerhaulinR,
The prop 1i1chaol Groh IL receiving now vhse!
Ut NiUra dry dock,
The schst q. K. Nims, Nary Collinn and gnnrie o
ms1o tho pasaags from hers to Detroit In thraa nyu
-nualnesH was more ilyay yesterday than ths dsy
Previous and tugs did quits large business.
..- EtHEWlIEHE.
Most OF tho wood comprising tho cargo Of tbs schr
oetayl wrecked vt kswaunee, hus been recovered, At
= cost to tho anuer al 81 per cord.
Tho stusr Wright has Non httod out Al 4 rrsokiua-
boat. and Icy Hay City Tuesday morning Tor 1lrcna.
Capt. MoAptn commando hor, aud John J. Jarvis.
goes to get tho schiueEy Of Tho prop 0ougrcHa aud
sftsrwarda to attend TO ssyara other wraots Oh The
L&ks Huron shore.
tsIhs psreat Pset satax thst aaora ri making to
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Port HURON, Mich, Muy 28.-FAssEp Ur-Stmts
Marno City props james Flax, 1dulo, scoslo, BO-
ton, Russia barges Bay City and tow, Sheldon, With
tcr Ely Egyptian, with schra Pelican and Goahawk
Mary Prngle and tow, East 6uginaw and ton aclra
Monticello John Minor. Josephine. Annie 0rag Har.
yey Brown; prop Ontario.
PASSED Down-Dargo liafcigh and consork. AlpcnA
Nellie Glrlncr, Gold Hunter Props Venom, Arabfa,
0nella Phil Sheridan sohr Republic md prop Mil
Waukee,
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Tho Southern PreAx ON lilo Hi.

FFoHt lNe 7s16hTN61W lVu3 HE7g.
We havo little heart for comment On thu ao-
&ion OF tho Senate in regard to tho Civil flights
bill. ~. There IL hono, Int faint nno.
ahat tho Democrats will DO able to dofoat itn
passage through the Houas, by tllibaatorin9, ns
they did last year. Should 1t pass that body Il
will then have to go to tha President tor his
approyal. Ho would cover himself with glory,
and do solid ssrylo8 to both races and tho
,1tats %sKhtsy Ry Agplylqs tAs rste ~ tNjs u.
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FT0M Ihe Mt1Np fEf 4 tdldHtHel dlHy u.
On both sides OF il ID river from hero to Cairo,
distance Of 240 mile .. ri,a entire valley ooun-
Try is now high and d y, tho water belpg full 10
IRE either planted In ut ton and corn, or will bo
within fow days. r! ~ situation up that way
iH encouraging, and o,for promised better th.s
early tn tho aoaaon. .... ~.
= On the river bolow VI far u F1iar'u Point, 100
milea down, tho same u ay bo aaid regarding tho
AGRICULTURAL part OF til country, except the few
R1ssss uaars lsVos hA . ksdAasgaa ths aotton'
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FROM U0&k0H 11nFHH7 N4B -.
Tho rain OF Il lursaay, and especially heavy
thunder.Hhowel :.iu the afternoon, caused auoh .
rise In tho Mill E:ivsr that thero WAS general
and geuuiuo arm at williamsburg, for fear
toat tie Goshon reservoir would break away and
cause the destr, tion OF that part Of tho village
not destroyed = Saturday. Tho best judges
regard the roser, ,ir reasonably safe, aud word
was given out to THAT effect: In tho hope OF al
laying the alarm: is was OF no avail, however:
The Springfield iaion thus deacriLa8 tho flight
which enHued:
Almost every . man aud child IN tho valley left it
for tho higher gr und For aome reuEon tho people
As preca,!on, al, measure Of satoy 10 those who
ana EaWard % Hys 10 watch e rs sss
They look with hen aees horaea, 20 tlat o the least
o1 X they ss as ts s
about two ,ncs this s Of tho lower roservor While
black and Hyde wor the reservoir !tsef Al sears-
men With horses, ile in Tho rcarr of he church
wore thirty men VII were roady to aoty tho rest Of
Iii along tho vsl!oy, from to 10 O'Clock, thu people
tho high land. Ono M eeen With two ehildrsn
shoulder; and SO It va 8 a along ths river Lyman
James also re!noved aEes Quantity Of gooa from lls
ssos ssp s : IT, SsS 1s ope for 70 u e ase
Ing sound o1 the ch, eh ball. III every house, too
ts kopt hrp tor tnSw how
VINO stayed reasoned it tue reservoirs
likely q break away they bud bocn. hut 1t wan
however, with NJ more ioroua alarm than tho contin-
ual roar Of the rivor.
Iu order to rest Of o in some degrcs the prof.
tic oxtsusion Of Ii o Central Ia!lrosd to tho vi
lago, leayinK It's Pre- se ut bod near Sklnneryitle.
aud following up t b., stream: i has boon esti-
mated that tlte e1pe ~ Of this ehange G would 10
don't Of tho 1.oad - . It could be done for one
half tilbt Uo vii | also guarantee that II tho
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wcre fairly active, and @'1c higher. Qnotab>o at So
for nd for wheat to Buffalo, and &c for corn
TO Kingston. Chhrtera: 10 Buffalo, scAra Golden
wsst and Wilbur, wheat at 6tEc; hcllr Dick sonors
loals corn on owners account props mohawk, T. H.
Scott, and Merehant, corn through prop blanchard,
wheat md oata through. To Port colborne-Bchr
City Of Chicago, corn at &c.. 10 Kingston-sclr La~
Sale, corn at %, 10 ogdonsnurgh- Melrose,
corn at loc. To osvcgo-aohr 7. 9. Mott, corn ut
81lc. To Sandusky-schrs philo scoyillc and Lem
Johnson, wheat Ut g: Total, Isl. capacity about
900 goo hn wheat l8o 900 hn corn and 900 b oats
In tho afternoon the scr Lotus taken for wheat to
Port Colborno at PIC; capacity, 1s, 900 bu.
MILWAUKEE, May 27.-Gra!n fretghts active and
stesdy. Charters: To Bufato-1}afk Tanner, and
1elrs D.. A: Walls, T. ": Davidson, J. O. King,
George G. uoughton. j. @. Harrison and Nahob
wheat at $40. 10 Dcsroit-Brig Mechanics, corn
ut 4Hc.
falo, by steam, 2hc. Charters: Sehoonors Iroquois
slaves, Detroit TO Buffalo. sa; schr Portland,
Mineral Sato, aat, Bay City 10 milwaukee, 14o per
br.
TOLEDO, May 2o.-scllr Tom Sims, to oswego,
corn at 5!4c; schr G. ". Davis, to Oawego, wheat
1t 6e; md achr Hong to oswego, wheat On p1trste
term0,
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN nA,lRoAo&
Uc,o Joot ar k1kr H.. and foo n 1tetntyseennf,f
fSctct ec<. u CirA A., sonthsast corner u Hanjonh
4NR 10 [ikIiHf.s toFnet II NIt{tkon. :1Ql"
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE Il ST. PAIL RAILWAY
poa & &mfoi e1rntr ldiso" ana e'sat.' 3cst oes
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Mxr1IAtsHHTIoN HI Or ErEngsfE MAnzs sa,urda,,s
sEn Sunday Ut 10 :. tn. Daily, -s''' 'A'-
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CjlIcA1l 4 ALTON RAILROAD -..
e1ea9o Ro..a: sify a"d Dsas:r .or! kns sie xoat.t
9hr9Mqk Lfns Ehion Nepa, Hs*s SHE. near titso- IT,
1riage 1rhtt 1Gra: II Dtpgt, ahtk 11a Hundotph.st
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PARIS, Feb. IL The i'dtrie news.
paper asserts that the German and
American governments arc sxchang-
ing sharp, unfriendly notes, the sub.
ject of which is supposed to be emi
grafton.
OMAHA, Feb. 1l.-Colonel Wood.
ward reports from Sidney that at
midnight on the 4th instant four
hundred Cheyenne Indians, unde,
Little Arrow, attacked Antelope
station and drove all tho people into
quarters. The agent telegraphed
Colonel Woodward for troops, but
the division superintendent refused
to furnish transportation. The In
dians were heavily armed. The
Sioux say they have nothing to e.'
on their reservation and are obliged
to forage on the settlements, Gen
oral Dudley reports from Sidney
that ho learns learns n large party
Of Cheyennes are on the war patti
in pursuit of a band of Utes who
captured heard Of Cheyenne horses
n few days since. The General pre-
diets that in early spring the plains
will be swarming with indians. GAnd
Congress talks of reducing the ar.
myl1
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New. YoKK, Feb. 12.-The latest
Cuban advices by steamer Moro
Castle state that the Captain General 8
proclamation made stir throughout
the Island, and is generally believed
to be confession of weakness. A
correspondent in Havana writes
thas within eighteen months the pa
triots will have possession of the city
on Havana The Cubans swear they
will not fights against the patriots
even II consc,ipted, and the Span
iards object to being made soldiers,
though they hate the patriots.
The Cuban Patriot army, number
ing s 600, are assembling in the cen
trail department, near Camaguay.
The entire army is moving and will
soon cross the Trocha and occupy
the valleys of Cinco Villas and Trini.
dad, where they have already de-
stroyed large sugar crops.
LATER.
New York, Feb. 13.-The Spanish
General, Vascones, with 1900 men.
has been defeated near the Trocha.
Gen. Portilla was severely wounded
in duel near Puerto Principe. The
excitement throughout the entire
Island is intense, and tho Patriots
are confident they will bring the
revolution to q speedy close
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The Commonwealth Of Psnnsylvhnia tc
the Sheriff Of Snyder County
GanyTlso

Whereas, Heity C. Bower.
sox by her next friend Daniel Rearick.
did on the 2ith day Of Sep. A. d. 1873.
prefer her petition or libel TO our said
Judges OF our Court OF Common Pleas,
for the county Aforesaid. praying for the
causes therein set forth, that she might
be divorced from the bonds Of mairim ony
entered into with You Jacob Bowersox.
We therefore command you, rs before you
were commanded. the said Jacob Bower.
soI, that setting aside all manner Of busi-
ness and excuses whatsoever. you be and
appear in your proper person before our
Judges. at sliddleburg, at a court Of Com
mon Pleas, there 10 be held ON tho 23d
day Of February next, 10 answer the petit
iion or Libel Of the said Hetty @. Bower
sox and show cause, IL any you have, why
the said Iieity G. Bowersox, your wife,
should not be divorced from the bonds OF
mairimony agreeably to the act Of the
General Assembly In such case made and
provided. and hereof fail not
Witness the Hon. J. c. Bueher, Presi.
dent Judge Of our said court, at Middle
burg. this 10Th day Of December. A. d.
1873. J. GROUSE. Proihy.
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The official statistics prove that
the eight months ending August
81. 1872, 5o,s72, lo9pomds Of coffee
wei c imported into the United States.
and that for the same periodn 1873,
100, f46,T ,T25 pounds, or nearly for,
times as much as in tho prev;ou,
year, were imported This praces
beyond question that the ri,ei:i icofre,
is the result OF u hoart],ss nnd soul
less combination OF SPECTATORS who
ought TO be shu'.ncd as mercantile
iepefs by every ran claiming even
common resrc.tability, and whose
names opSEt to be published in a
siacs list all over the country
Eyctd~ge.
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Some people who have been demo.
cratically taught that orr govern
ment has given away most of the
public lands in the United States,
VIII DO surprised to learn TINT we
have still from $50, ,OSO, 900 to 400.
100000 acres of arabic land, after
deducting mountains alkaline plains,
deserts, swamp lands, etc. for the
protection ofwhich Congress has un.
der consideration new Homestead
Law with the following leading fen
lures
1t requires actual settlement and
cultivation for five years. after
which, on due proof the settler can
obtlin n title to 160 acres of land,
the whole cost Of which will be $40
on entry Of the land and So on final
proof. Title can be obtained, how.
ever. 10y the settler IN eighteen
months payment oftho minimum price
OF the land. Minor heirs, after the
death Of their parents, can continue
settlement, with consent Of guardian
and widows, after settlement and
before entry. can make entry In their
own name. 1t provides for the dc.
termination Of controversies where
twoor more persons have settled on
the same quarter section, and that va
cancies in the Office of register or re
ceiver shall not prejudice claimants
IN the establishment of their claim
II also allows the purchaser after
one years occupancy, of small tracts
OF forty acres for mechanical, com
mercial or manufacturing purposes
and retains the double minimum
price of $3.50 per acre for reserved
lands within the lateral limits OF
railroads. The soldiers and sailors
homestead law is not interfeared
with in this proposed legislation.
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AN AeT
f'fgnIi,'',9the Pa5ss zion Of Applications
Jor BocaI OF Special Le1isi1iion.

'"y'@n"'yne PHoac zion or Applications
Jor Locd9 or Special Legislation.
. The Governor on the 10Th inpt
approved tine act Of Assembly reeu.
lating the publication of applications
.or local or special legislation. and Il
ls consequently now u bsy of The
State. The following is d correct
,opy of the law, which we publish for
the benefit of all concerned
SEcnos 1. 30 il enacted by the
senate and House OF Representatives
OF the Commonwealth Of Pennsylva.
nia IN General Assembly met and il
is hereby enacted by the authority Of
the same. That no local or special
biii either to repeal or euact n inv
shall be passed by the I,,g:slature
unless notice of tho iutra,ion 20 nm
ply therefor shall be pablisbcd in The
locality where The 1,atter or thing 70
oo eiueted ray be situated, which
nonce sho.l he specifically the title
ana OBJECTS Of the bill, and slall be
punished by not less tlran four in
Sertons in at least two daily or week
" newspapers, one Of which may be
in language other than English,
once week for four consecutive
weeks, printed in the county or in
each of the several counties where
such matter or thing TO be affected
may be situated, the first insertion 70
be at least thirty days prior to and
within three months immediately
proceeding the introduction of such
bill into the General Assembly, and
be signed by at least one OF the par.
ties applying therefor: Prociiea,
That the publication in one newspa.
per shall be deemed sufficient where
but one is published in the county or
counties aforesaid.
SECTION 2 The evidence. OF the
publication aforesaid. shall be by at
taching to the bill copy or copies az
the case may be. OF said notice verifi
eddy theafiidavit Of the owner, pub
Usher. editor, or foreman OF each of
the several newspapers in which sail
notice is by this net required to I've
published OF due compliance with the
proceeding section.
Section 8. That when such local
or special bill shall affect any mat
ter or things situated in any city or
borough, said publication shall be in
two OF the newspapers published in
said city, or borough, il 80 many
there be. and if their be but one,
q publication in that one shall be
deemed sufficient, IL there be no
newspaper published in sail city or
borough, then by publication in the
newspaper or newspapers Of the
county in which said city or borough
is located. rs provided in the first
section Of this act.
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J GROUSE, Ed,N Sp rop.r.
In June. 1s72. Cnnoro.. ro..o5 |.

In June, 1872, Congress passed NJ
net to rednco the duties on certain
imports, cotton, wool, iron, stee,
&c. &c. In compliance with reso
luton Of the House the Secretary ot
the Treasury has sent in n statomen,
ct the duties levied aud collected
under aforesaid act from August
III, 1872. to August IL, 1878. From
this statement il appears that by th,
operation OF the act Of 9Th Tuno, 1872
tho government sustained, durine
the period mentioned loss Of IS,
$50, 9,932.
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The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania Il
the Sheriff Of Sny der County,
GREETING:

whereas, Jacob G. Smith
did, on the Eighth day Of November. A. n is-3,
pro fer his r~tiiion to the Hon, ]. ~ l.. shindei
on. ofthe Ass,ciate Judges Of our Court Of Com.
mon Pleas for The co inty efnressid, praying for
the causes therein set forth that ho mlslt be sb-
soin'ely divorced from tho bonds Of mp,rmony
entered into with yor Lizzie NJ. Smith. We
therefore command you, as before yon we're com.
nanded the said Lizzie NJ. Smith, that Setting
aside all manner Of tnsiness and excuses what
soever, yan be and appear In your proper person
before our Judges, at Midd ieburg, at o Court of
Common Pleas, 10 bc held on tho .3l day Of Feb
ruary neat, 10 answer tho petition or hsl OF the
said Jacob q. Smith. and show cause, u any you
have, why the said Jscob q. Smith. your hus-
sgreeabiy 70 the Act Of the 0rnsrai
Assembly, In such case made aud provided, aud
hereof fail not
wps:s i1s ssc,s mea nnSss Sa:
JAssAQ 4. plsst s.o1oves. sSVshg. \
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Ir tho arrangement of the judicial
districts as fixed upon by the Senate
Committee is not amended, Union.
Snyder, Mifflin and Juniata will form
district, to be called the 25th. The
following is the apportionment made
by the Judiciary Committee.
. !. Philadelphia, two additional
Judgcs; 2 Lancaster; Delaware
4 Chester 5 York and Adams, one
additional Judge; 6 Cumberland &
Perry; 2 Franklin and Fulton: 8
Fc'lford and Somerset; 0 Hunting.
don, Blair and Cambria 10 Indiana;
IL Luzerne, one additional Judge /;
IL Dauphin and Lebanon, one addi.
tional judge; 10 Berks il Fayette
10 Schuylkill; IL Bucks; II Mont.
gomery Is Lehigh; 10 Northanp-
ton 20 Susquehanna; II Wayne.
like, Monroe and Carbon; % Brad
ford % Columbia Sullivan and Wv.
ominG; "a Northumberland and
Montour; % Union, Snyder, Miflin
and Juniata; 20 CleaIfeld, Centre
md Clinton, one additional Judge ;
- Lycoming; 2S Tioga, Potter,
Mkean and Cameron 20 Erie and
Warren; 80 Crawford; 81 Venango
and Forest; 81 Jefferson, Clarion
and Elk; 33 Armstrong, "a Butler
and Lawrence, one additional Judge
80 Mercer; 80 Beaver; 81 Greene ;
81 o., Washington 80 Allegheny; 40
estmoreland.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Great excite.
ment was created at Quincy, ILL.,,
this morning by the discovery that
the First National Bank hal been
entered and the vault robbed OF about
100000 in currency, belonging to
the bank, beside q quantity OF bonds
and valuable papers, and il is said a
large amount Of special deposits.
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ALL sorts OF expedients having
pceh tr'ed' many with doubtful sue
cess IN stopping the outpouring, or
rather the pouring down OF liquor,
the ladies IN south ONO have hit
upon a new plan. They besiege the
saloon,keepers WIN prayer-meetings'
one OF the deiman iager-beer men
mas signed ,he pledge where this
was practiced IN Franklin, Warren
county and has also loinq in with
ine services which were being held
an ms par-room; rh's same man had
previously hired aband and intend
ca 20 gave ball while the ladies'
Ys{9t2a mont singing hymns and
prnysns AteW ayiiesvi!l, we are told
4 hatfpmeof>the roughest men find
1t tdmfosslbi restrain their tears
~ the Msi'es RnealSon the flags in the
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PREPARING FOR WAR.

BERLIN, Feb. 12.-The government
has issued orders to put on extra.
ordinary pressure in the work of pre-
pairing armaments for German
troops. In June the whole infantry
will be armed with the Manser rifle.
and the cavalry with the Chassepot';
ten thousand laborers are now at
work on arms at Strasburg and nine
thousand at Metz.
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For SALs.--A lot OF splendid Brick,
sufficient to build smnil honse. Also.
lot of 2in. oak planks sufficient to build
smell plank house. For terms &c. call
ON or address, at Banncrvile, Snyder
county, Pa. A. s. HEIrRrcK.
FEB. q. 81.
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Caution.

NOTICES Is hereby given that . Note Was
and Fystta fsttsroif as bali, on or about tho
22i day Of february A. ID. 1873, payable one
year after date, In favor OF Cornci ins i,owsr
aox or ordsr--Thst tho said Note " without
confederation, and oil persons are hereby noti-
mel not 20 nssotiats Tor the same unlsss coIa-
pslied by dus process ei Law. 80
n- 75fITix ixfrxEoIEo Z
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A compile PictoridlIfistory ofths Times.
"The b,si, ch,apcsi, and mod success
nFdmiiy Paper in The Union"
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CllYIrrEE LmlnH1

NOTICE Ia hereby given ihst Charles Kr,b,
AZ COMMITTEE OF the person and estate ~ uro-g,
ooss, lnsstie, nov deeessed, hs. hl,d Ll. nnsI
seconni intao ptnthonotsry's once, st Middle.
burg, snd that tho same gill he pr...n,.d N,
e,hnrinsuon At Fob. Tesn OF III. Common plcss
Court In snd for Snyder County of which all pe,
sons Interested will take potics
,.,, J. GROUSE Pro,by.
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NOTICE of Widows Apprpi.cmen,.

under the $500 Law -No,ico l.
hereby given that the following widows
arpraisemenis have been fled With tb,
CLERK OF the Orphans copr, Of Snyder Co. -,
Tor confirmation on Monday. the I'D day
Of Feb. next.
:, The invon'ory " Anna B-rn ullov Of p.musi
h'rs late or Penn Dsnship deceased.
Arp'aehsert OF Good. snd chattsis taken by
,atharine Leplsy wiios of.'imon Lspley deed
late OF Beaver Township.
J. oBoUsc. CLERK, 90.
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Assignee AnTlCE

N office is hereby given that Daniel
4 boyer, Assignee iof !sccb .B. Shirh, has
died hfs arrf and enai sccouut In THE Prothono.
tary's once and that the ssms viii b. presented 10
cur ne1t term Of Court OF Common Piess for con.
nrnstion, Of which all persons interested will tals
notice, J J.CRouSE,
jan. 10, 1874. Pro,bono,,yv
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Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given that q petition viii
&voe presented TO the Gegislltur Of PsuusylyA.
ma, praying for The repesl of 80 much Of See l,t
OF sn het Entitled An Act 10 amend and consoli.
aste The se,ersl acts r.lst ng 10 game and ash,
approved tie first day OF May A.D 1873 ss re
county Of Snyder, '"'
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Harper's Weekly
splendidly Illustrated.

Notices Of the Pres.
The weekly IA the ATTEST and wost povsrfally
Illustrated periodical published ID the country
Iu editorials are scholarly AMI convincing, and
carry much weiaht. its illustrations Of current
events are fun and fre. b, and are prepared BY
our best defsnerp with circulation OF l6a.00j,
the weekly IL resdby at least half o million OF
persons. and it, influence rs sn organ OF opinlon
IL simply tremendous The Weekly maintains
. positive posiiton, and expresses decided Views
on political and social proslens.-I Louisville
Courier Journal.
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FAST WARD.

Conneotiss at Lewistown Junction with the
trains on Main limo Psnn's n r. aud at Sun
Jury with trains q Northern Central. Phils a
nrie and Dsnvills, hAsieton n wlikesOsrre
Trains VIII stop st ststieHs marked "Y'
only when Signal 10 given.
Pr. SMITH. sup,t.