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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
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DEPARTURE OF CARDINAL sIccLosKEY FROM HoMn.
ROME, Oct. u.
Cardinal GIcoloskey has left Rome. Cardinal
Frsnchi and others accompanied him to the rail-
way station and Monsignor Roncetti accompan-
ed him as far as Civita Veccha.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

CHESTER County AHEAD FOR PUMPKINS Rob
ert Carlile, of New Garden, Chester county, has
a pumpkin vine which he has named the :" Cen
tennlal," and upon which there are 10 large
pumpkins. The largest Of them measures feet
8 inches from the centre Of one end to the CEN
tire of the other end, and weighs 61 pounds.
There are others on the vine nearly as large as
carefully, selected variety grown by Mr. Carlile,
and for beautiful rich yellow flesh, and finenass
and sweetness Of flavor, he says cannot be ex-
ceiled. A specimen of them can be seen at Mr..
Carlles, or at j. t. Worth & Sons mills, near
Tandenherp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

AsBuRY REvIvAL-The revival at Asbury NJ
Il church il still increasing in interest. Every
available space at the altar, last evening was
crowded with penitents. Hev. l.. c. aIatiacl OF
Middletown will preach this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

REVIVAL At LANDEsBERa. religious revival
| has been for some time in progress in the NJ. e.
| Church at Laudenberg, at which there have been
several conversions and many more are yet anx
ions inquirers. Rev. George Lybrsnd has charge
OF the meeting assisted by local help. Rev. r.
u. Martindale Of this city will preach there on
tomorrow "wednesday, evening"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Fire In NlaryIand.

1, me barn, stable and other outbuildings on
tg NJ iarlh OF Daniel j. Foley, in Howard county,
iin mn, were burned on Friday night with eleven
ursii us"a OF cattle, two horses and quantity OF
,hrsmp was sleeping, and is supposed to have
'eeh caused by sparks I, ON his pipe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

Tho csI, DAVID Swing has not decided to accept
,pnlooElyn and his admirers in Chieapo are doine
He Mi lese 70 persuade him to remain with Them
thin "n. presch In Brooklyn the last Sunday ii,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
RrvER AND HARMON IMraovEMrsrs.-The re-

RIVER AND HARBoR IMrRovEMENTs.-The re-
ports OF Colonels Craighill aud Albert to Gener-
al Humphreys, chief of the engineer
corps, contain the following estimates for
Maryland: Elk river Cecil, 800, 600 Chester
river, near Kent Island narrows, IS, 900 WI
comics river, 20,000 Crisiield harbor, no furth.
er appropriation asked, S37,317 having been
apprated last March. There was no
WORK done this year on the following Maryland
harbor, by reason OF Congress refusing to make
the appropriations requested Susqnehanna at
Havre de Grace, North East river, Cambridge,
Worton, and Queenstown. The recommended
ions made for THESE last year are renewed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
HeathS.

LsMBoEN-nied suddenly, Ia Kcnne't sq1are, on
the morning OF the 10Th inst, Hadley Laln5orn
youngest son of the late Jonathan and Martha
LamDorn.
Funeral at Longwood. Chester county. IN 4th
Gay, the 18Th inst, at ~ o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
The Eastern Shore.
CAROLINE COUNTY.

Scholarships in st. Johns College,at Annapo
lie, have been given to Chss Byron of Denton,
and W. Golly Of Templeville.
Additional to the fertilizer made at Denton
two hundred or more tons have been bought in
tho cities by the farmers about that place for the
Fall seeding.
The Grand Jury found only seven present
ments 1t also condemned the Jail and recon-
mended that the walls be repaired and sheathed
with two-inch seasoned white oak.
poRoHEsTER COUNTY.
DR.. Dodsons barn in tie Neck district was re-
Gently burned and with it two fine horses, an OK,
Il lot of seed wheat, nearly 5f00 worth of guano
carts, plows aud harness, all belonging to col
ored man named VIM. Chester
Henry III Nash, young colored man, formerly
OF Cambridge, has patented new life preserving
contained letween suitable boards, which to-
gether constitute the seat of the stool. 1t bids
fair to become profitable.
Peter Harrington, nominated for the Orphans
Court, has withdrawn from the ticket
couple of gentlemen who were retiring for
tie night in Lakesville found their room occu-
pied by at least Thousand swallows. and they
killed by actual count over three hundred before
they could dslodge them The swallows were
migrating south and entered their room by the
chimney
CECIL COUNTY.
A mother. Mrs. Ann Evans, and two children
were buried in ono casket at Rising Sun, last
week.
The Executive Committee Of the Temperance
Alliance met on Tuesday and invited the Legis-
lstive candidates to come before them aud state
whether they will have their tickets headed Lo-
cal Opton.f
The Democrats have arranged meeting at
Elkton for the 14th to be addI essed by John Lee
Carroll, Hon. 4. II. Bayard, Gov. Groome, Hon.
Stevenson Archer and large number of lesser
Iplta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
COmmercIaI Reports.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. H.
Flour inactive Penna. Family Sc 5O07 so
high grades, &S 00@S rs. Wheat dull old red
s1.41@1 AZ i; new do, s120@1 25 for fair, and
Si.35@l AZ for choice new amber, 81. So al AZ
white, fl.45@1.52. Rye 10000 for inferior to
choice. Corn lower yellow 71072c mixed,
70@7ic: Oats quiet. mixed 41@44c white 43@
soc. Whiskey, Sl.17.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwrsg MILLS roa r1,ouu
AND GnAIs--ooRREcTED Dhuy.
Family Flour. r.....-..-...........-.s3 .s3o0B 300
Estra Flour. Observation-Disclosures. s.75@p 1850
slpef1ns Flour. .-.,......-...-..-.. 4.750s 5.75
Wheat, Observation-Disclosures 1876
Unfn, Observation-Disclosures 75c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
TIE SITUATION, TO-DAY.

There SCENE to be very little change, to-day,
in the Water Engineership question. No COM
promise bad been reached at noon, but it was
announced that Mr.. McIntire would no longer
vote with MIR. Farrel in opposition to the will of
the majority of the Democratic MEMBERS Mr.
Farrell, we understand, is as irm as a rock"
and has rejected no less than nine names sub
mitted upon which to base compromise.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
FIRST EDITION.
Home Consumption of Peaches.

WORK OF TUE cANNEsIEs AND DRYERIgs-oyEB
FIVE HUNDRED THoUsASp BASKETS CONSUMED
ON THE PLNlNrUIh.
With much labor we have succeeded in obtain
ing che consumption Of peaches by the Gamer
les and dryories, lately in operation on the
Peninsula. Our statement ia not one of es-
Inmates but shows tho actual consumption from
official sources, except in few instances. 1t
is also, substantially complete. Every cannery
and drying house on the Peninsula. OF any mag
nitude, has been heard from, and the aggregates
are as full as it is practicable to make
them. We have not attempted to include, of
course, the small drying concerns setnp by some
or the peach growers i'll their orchards, or other
concerns comparatively unmportsnt in their
product Our tables arc the first ever prepared,
showing in detail the peaches consumed BY Pc
ninsula Gamers and dryeries. In 1873, we col
lected some interesting information on the sub
ject. but until now the consumption has never
been accurately ascertained
BASKETS OF PEACHES CANNED AND DRIED ON THE
pENIShuLA, 1879
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE sIgNAT, srnyrnF.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.
Probsbilities-For the Middle States, rising
barometer, very low and falling temperature,
northwest to northeast winds, clear weather,
and very heavy frosts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

JOHN D. GoUoH CoMtNG.--Iohn y. Cough has
been engaged to lecture in Wilmington this sea-
son, and will appear at the Opera House on De-
cember aud. His subject will be "Blunders, +"
and The lecture will be an entirely new one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY
New YoRK, Oct. IL.
Gold opened, this morning, at $1.17.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
THIRD EDITION.
Holland and venezueta.

THE MYNHEKRs BEND FIVE SHIPS OF WAR TO THE
CARIBBEAN SEA.
LONDON, Oct. 10.
The Morning Post to day, asserts that Hol-
land has sent five men of war to the Caribbean
Sea, on account of her differences with Venezuela.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

Personal Captain j. L. P. DeKraft has
been ordered to duty Gs oommaDdant of League
Island Navy Yard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

REsEayrD SEATs.-The sals OF reserved seats
for the Mexican Opera, which appears here on
Thursday evening, was begun at Boughman,
Thomas & Co. this morning. The very novel
ty of this performance ought to fill the house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

a band of gypsies is once more encamped in
Their favor,te place, Richardson's woods, on the
Newport pike.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
gfs Advertisements.

fI'RY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
n 4 MoRlN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST In
THE MARKET.
GEO. W. BUSH d son, French st. wbar..
EhNTERPRTSE COAL.-IN ORDER TO
H better accommodate my increasing trade, ]
nave again opened coal gard, at west and Wafer
strosis which | intend TO conduct IN connection
with my yard at the wharf Of J. Morton Pools n
Co, and am now Rtocking both yards with all the
different sizes OF Enterprise cua, which ha, given
such universa satisfaction wherever used after
trial. all people want to Know, is acre ID get It
and they will buy no other.
Offices West and Water streets, and Orange and
Water.
apr1I-iyof JOSEPH FnJJr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

r ADIFS ECONOMIZE BY GETTIN-.
IL MIrCHELL'S Simple and Perfect Dress Dia
gram, learned In one hour. si4 North Eighth
street, Philadelphia. S5 Gall and emamine Agents
wanted. sugG-iyW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

iUtHI consumption IN Canneres and
Dryeries, 576,O54
large number Of the Gamers aud DRYERS
have consented to the publication of the guam
titles in baskets, which they have each con-
sumed. We give come OF them below
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-09-22

aforementioned hummer is in q perfect
heaven Of delight. | with | could
give your readers an idea of what man.
ner of being the hummer Is. He is a
professional, as well as the LAWYER.
the doctor, or any other class of men,
and like others, he is dependent upon
his success--his merit as manipula-
tor of conventions and elections, for Il
livelihood. His manner of procedure
is this: he goes into primaries with bis
crowd Of roughs well piled with mean
whisky, has himself elected delegate,
and sells the ward or precinct to the
highest bidder, His genius is not yet
exhausted, As you will see when he
RECEIVERS from his arduous labors; and
few days before the election, he
pockets fee from the opposition can
didate, and sells .he ward again. This
is no imaginary sketch, but true to the
life, and no man who hopes to be cleo
ted to any Office in the city can afford
to dispense with his services.
We are now enjoying the benefit Of
the fast mail train from New York,
which is doubtless the first step to-
wards establishing fast lines all over
the country. l suppose the time OF
the Paducah read viii be changed 50
as to give the Green river country the
benefit of the arrangement. 1t will
Ouly have to wait about thirty minutes
longer, and you can then get New
York papers the afternoon of the sec
ond day, or about thirty-siX hours old,
a saving of twenty-five hours to all
points supplied by the agents on that
line. We have two representatives
from this county on the fast line,
whose business it viii be to distribute
and forward to the different routes and
principal offices, all mail for this State.
They We're detailed from the Louis
vile and Nashville postal route, ard
are well posted, efficient clerks, who
will not let Kentucky suffer any in
convenience from delayed mails.
In future letter will give you a
more detailed account of how this pos.
tai ear system is managed, perhaps it
will prove interesting to some of your
readers, but Will not trespass further
at present. CIToYEN.
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s.Ee. C.-TAs.ExS AGAIN.
No CREEK, KY, Sept. 81.

! EDITOR HERALD:-By making an
attack on the institutes I find ] have
got myself into business, and like buff
fillo, surrounded by n pack of wolves,
no sooner repel an attack on one side
than | am pitched into on the other.
The task before me appears HereulAan.
and instead of the clouds lifting and
the scene before me frightening up,
and in the language Of Pope
The increasing prospect tires ny wandering
eyes,
Hills peep DER hills and Alps on APPS arise
j. OF. comes into the field full of
"wrath and cabbage and throws mud
as freely as an old roadster; he filings
mud at me, at ''G. NJ. r." at the
school commsss ioner, and at the cOun-
ty board of magistrates; and appears
to have no love nor reserve for any
body but himself and the conductors
of Institutes, whom he calls gentle
men of the first WATER by which |
suppose he means gentlemen with the
HyIrops CdPitis, or big-head, like
himself. He seems to think two dol,
lars a very small consideration for the
opportunity Of having the company of
teacher of an institute. Kentucki-
ans have a great weakness Of looking
on themselves as gentlemen; and are
50 Jealous of that character, that TO de-
ny it 10 their faces, would instantly
subject one to the danger ola rap on
the nasal proboscis. He talks of
"ethical dignity" and honorable in
tercourse among teachers, and then
illustrates his meaning by the applica
ton Of such terms rs "astute philolo-
gist," ''prcdamtic donkey" "sylvan
philosopher, "-by the last of which
term he intimltes that my philosophy
smells ofthc woods. | would say from
the peculiar shape Of his initials, that
J. OFFS philosophy smell of the bogs.
lie is particularly sensitive on the
subject of Institutes, from which fact
| would judge that he either belongs
TO the ring or has great ambition
to do 50. If he can just get the title
OF DR.. or Prof. stuck to his name he
can knock round over the country
during vacation holding institutes, in
stIuct the people, and make gentle
men" of the teachers, and besides all
that, make his lack" very handsome
". An institute teacher reminds me
of st. Anthony
@St Anthony at church was left in the lurch.
So he went to the bitches and preached to tn e
fishes,
No sermon beside had the fish go edited;
Much delighted were they, but preferred the
old way"
Teachers can be forced to attend the
institutes by fines and forfeitures; but |
attending is one thing and learning is
another, and SO long as legal compul-
sion is resortcd to, will the institutes
be obnoxious and hateful to those for
whose benefit they purport to have
been created.
He contends for 4 uniformity of
school books. Why should he at,
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ERON LssIESsiE.EE,.
LoUIsyTEL, KY, Sept 20.

LoUTsyTEL, KY, Sept %.
EDITOR HEEALD;-After repeated
promises, will give You a line from
the city,now alive with gaiety and just
enough political excitement to keep
the ordinary ward politician at fever
heat. OF course you will understand
that the mayorality canvass, which
has already grown interesting and ex,
citing, is the cause Of the stir in polit-
cal circles. Although the election is
over two months in the future, the
friends of the opposing candidates are
working like beavers, and ordinations
and determinations are hurled with the
bitterest feelings by those who labored
shoulder to shoulder in for,
mcr political contests. Really the
situation is creating no little alarm in
the minds of many of the more staid
cIilHtllS, rs 10 now Vi "hch inc lcli
will end. Money will be poured out
without stint, and the election bum
mer, whose services are Indispensable
in the city, will haveHo lack of material
out Of which to create n first class riot.
The worst passions of the ignorant are
being appealed to in speeches and har-
angues Of the most infammatory char
acter, and while many are Thoroughly
disguised at the course OF both dcma-
gosucs and their paid yeIpcr@, the
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tempt to gllvanizc and bolster up a
dad issue? The law that was passed
to affect that object is as inert as ball
ofdough. and as imperative as a grind
stone without crank. The public
mind is not sufficiently enslaved for
the torcement Of such Il law, and it is
to be hoped never will be-and it is
also to be hoped that the school law
from which so many blessings are an
ticipated may never become an engine
OF oppression to make the people groan
instead Of rejoice. Some school officers
90 so far as to advocate the doctrine
Of compulsory attendance at school,
such an idea is anti-American, and
despotic, and no man having any love
for democratic government ought to
be heard indicating 4 system so mon
strous. 1t is the duty of a teacher to
use whatever books his pupils may
carry to school, and not scold and
storm as some do, because they cannot
have everything to suit their own cons
venience-they never think of the con-
tinual expense to patrons of buying
new books, when, perhaps there is any
quantity If 'osl books lying on the
shelves as good as new. Teachers owe
it to their patrons to favor their inter
ests more than the evilly projects of
book sellers, who are eternally seeking
some pretext to change their books
and drive the previous editions out Of
the schools in order to throw new
patches of books on the public, and
extOrt from the people fresh supplies
of money. &C.
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FROM TAYLORTOWN,
TAYLoRTowN, Sept. -, 1875.
A FORTUNE BEARING TREE.

A FORTUNE BEARING TREE.
Last spring Mr.. Ham. Brown hired a
young man from Butler county, by the
name of Austin Brown. Said young
man told Mr.. Brown the following curl
Gus incident: He said seven or eight
years since, a man of very doubtful char
acter, stayed at their house for some time.
lie gambled whenever opportunity Of
tered. Said mans name was Bill. Buns
pus (or so he styled himselO. While
Bumpus was staying with Brown, he,
(Bumpus), heard that some men were at
Rochester for the purpose of arresting
him, when he heard this he took Brown
with him in the woods, placed $4,000
in hollow tree, (nine hundred dollars in
greenbacks and the rest in gold and sill
very, and told Brown that if the men ar
rested him, and he heard nothing from
him in eighteen months, for him to take
the money and use it,. The men did ar
rest Bumpus, and Brown never has heard
from him since. Brown has been afraid
to take the money for fear that there
might be something wrong in regard to it,
but last Saturday night $50 he says) he
went and got the money, which he says
he now has.
Some people remember the arrest OF
Bumpus, although it is strange story.
n. Brown has been trying to play
the devoted to handsome widow, but
has a rival in a gentleman who told said
widow that he had $4,000 in cash. |
wonder if Browns luck will not turn the
current in his favor? II. b. r.
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HARTFORD MALE
HARTFORD MALE
AND
FEMAL lie SEMINARY.

The next Session fthis Institution will COM
mence on the
First Monday in September. Esz5.
and continue Twenty-Five Weeks, under tbe
charge of
MALCOLM MCINTYRE. A.B..
aided by competent Assistan ts One-baIf of
the tuition fee will be due at the middle of the
session, and the other half at the close.
TERMS PER SESSION;
Primary -. $1,000 Higher English. 500 90
Junior. 1900 Latin & Greek, 2j.OO
Incidental fee, to be paid in al vance, 81.
Special attention paid to fitting boys for COL
lege. Board can be obtained at from 8. 50 To
$500 a week. For further information appIv
to the Principal, or to the Undersigned.
n33-lw SAM. Z. HILL, Trustee.
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IAS'PbLBSS
ME[]ICTHE'S

prominent New York physician lately com
| planned to DUNDAS DICK AZ CO., about their
! SASDALwO0D OH CAPSULES, stating that some
| times they cured IL iraculously, but that a pa
tient of his had taken them without effect
| On being told that several limitations were sold
| he inquired aud found his patient hid not been
taxing DUNDAS DICK * CO.'S.
What happened to this physician may have
happened to others, aad DUNDAS DICK ii co.
take this method Of protecting phy,iri ms, Ding
gisfs and th,m,etrcs, and preventing OIL OF
SANDALwOOD from coming into disrepute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Cap
sules will continue to do 80. for they con-
tain the pare Oil in the best and cheap
est form.
DUNDAS DICK & co. use more Oil OF 5 AN
DALwoOD than all the Wholesale and Retail
Druggists and Pcrfumers in the United States
combined. aad this is the sole reason why the
pure Oil is sold cheaper in their Capsules
| Inan in any other form.
OIL OF SANDALWO0D is fast superseding
every other remedy, sixty Capsules only be
ing required to insure safe and certain cure
in six to eight days. From no other medicine
cJn this result be hal.
DUNDAS DICK & cos SOFT CAPSULES
solve the oblem, long considered by eminent
physicians, of how to avoid the nausea and dis
gust experienced in swallowing, which we'll
known to detraot from, if not destroy, the good
effects of many valuable remedies.
Soft Capsules are put up in tin-foil and neat
boxes, thirty in EACH and are the only Capsules
prescribed by physicians.
TASTs;s4sISS 5EEza7s
Oil and many other nauseOuS medicines can be
taken easily and safely in DUNDAS DICK &
cos SOFT CAPSULES. NO TASTE. NO
SMELL.
ES-Ts,cse were the only Capsules
admitted 10 the lasi Paris EXPOSE
lion.
SOLD AT ALI BRIG STORES IsEE:E.
n%3Iw
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

MASTER COMMISSIONER' NOTICE.
L. \. Truman's Admir-, pltf,
against Equity
L. A. Truman's heirs, dts. J
All persons haYlng claims against the estate
of Edmund \. Truman, deceased, arc requested
TO produce the same, properly proven, to the
undcrs Gned, Master COMMISSIONS OF the ONO
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, NY, on
or before the 10Th day of October next, OF they
will be forever barred.
L. r. MURRELL, NJ coco.
July II, 1875. 2Sn"m
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIM. Duke, sr's, Executors, pltfs,
against Equity.
Wm. Duke, sr-'s, heirs, dts.
All persons having claims against the estate
of VIM. Duke, ST., deceased, are requested to
produce the same, properly proven, to the I'M
dersigned, Master Commissioner Of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, ny, on
or before the 5th day Of October next, or they
will be forever barred.
+. r. MURRELL, M.C.0.C.C.
July IA, 1875. 2Sn3m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Farm for Sale

On the 81 day of November, 1875, will Of
fer for sale to the highest bidder, the farm of
Archibald Patterson, deed, said farm lying on
the Hartford AMI C9ndtt's ferry road. l J
miles from PIT. Pleasant, in Ohio county. 1t
contains one hunlre acres cleared, and g. in
woods; has good dwelling house, barn, crib,
dairy, orchard. well and cistern. Terms three
equal payments. in six, twelve and eighteen
months from day Of sale, purchaser giving
bond and approved security
q. w. Patterson. Executor.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Charles Yoham's Admir-, pltT.)
against E0uitv.
Charles GOham's heirs. dts
All persons having claims against the estate
OF Charles foham, deceased, arc requested to
produce the same, properly proven, to the I'M
dersigncd, Master Commissioner of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford. Ky, on
or before the 18th day Of October, 1875.
E. r. MURRELL, M.C.OCC.
August II, 1873. n32-Im
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Mrs, Rosa Tiehenor's Admir-, pIth.
against Equity.
Mrs. Rosa Tiehenor's heirs, dts.
All persons having claims against the estate
OF Mrs. Rosa TichenOr; deceased, are requested
to produce the same, properly proven, to the
undersigned, Master Commissioner of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, Ky, on
or before the 18th day of October next. or thew
will be forever barred.
E. r. MURRELL, M.C.O.C.J.
August IL, 1875. n32-Im