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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

p. A. SANNs, Agent.
, 1875-01-19

.htmter anl Observation-Disclosures, scho1eld,
3",r,ns l,aotars1asnts-suner, Adams, o. Andsr-
.Jts,im-:iitcl4rlI, Noch. D.acl Newell, Richmond.
iricattare-A,ralns, ltowIsiids, Dsnker, Aistns.
Gr,t".
fora and tfoun!v orqaatxatte,ss B.rdcn bradley,
C!i,r, i3nfx9, j. hnlcr.on.
I"a ~ and HrGd5ts-J"n,ea f. Coates. Coleman. Fordt
:tnt. Eants-Thon,as. croaby. auernloY, Dswhusst,
UactiIler.
,.;4i4i!g and simultaneously, K. Coates, Beach.
I,heai isoc,ttits-Ih,binson, calklns, Mitchell,
I.aqitisfire tmadtares--Faznavorta, D.kin, Den.
tlfs.nsI. Gruhs, ltnllbEta ..
lap1,,taed Mtta-snnmons, uodeson, Dw1nnei1,
= L,raitod Eah-Fltnt, Nelson, o,tr,nder, Fa.sler.
Coleman.
tuins-shsrp, Waste, Mitchell. cousstocz. 1arkln.
j.n at Observation-Disclosures, Harsh, Lorigsn
tJtar.taots aud ftaat instatDns-Nerr1u, Marshall
Efsntiaq-F7int, Hichardr. Filed.
orrIcgKY oY THE LOWER HOUSE.
The following h q list Of tho Assembly Of
!lcerH:
thief Ctrk-H. ~. Strong, Of Sauk.
1xststdnt E2trk-E. Il. I,..r, If Walworth.
iFoatktctxr-R. A. Gilictt GI Mpnrne.
In lfa4+,t4 ElrFk-sfrt. Eannia viDas, Of Dane
p. EnroNnY Lierk-Juilns I.asche, nj Milwaukee,
1tu"s:r.tf'a c1ert-W: u. fo9t', of lsichiand
. ~ ps.ctSt. 81 ir.ht nasn, Of
pest.
lSamester-J. +. c;auaon. Of Green.
.lxSt4ta,t fystkndt1f--ra1 HoJnton, Of TinneEaRo.
NpstE.s,rrs--J. F. Tinker. nf EaH Claire; H. T..
rctt, # s!lsbo,gan; q. A. seisss Of pro~a; J. u.
ioss, Ut tlilwankte,
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. 1s.-Tiie leading poll
ticianB OF tho city left for Madison to-day to
tako part in tho SENATORIAL contest. The opinion
t:aits ground huro that tho hght will be on a
third candidate.
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The Tftftf0i9 Stntr Associntton 31cet at
SpritagsIciu To~Dur-nub}ccts 10 Ise

The Illinois Stntr 4as*ocintton Ilcet at
SpritagsIciu To~Dur-nub}ccts 10 Ise
Discusstsd.
Sues,at kisfateh 10 The CAtcago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Jan. 18.-The State Farm
crs' Asaoci8tion meets hero tomorrow, AMI quito
a large nunher Of delegates layo already as-
rived, TIE prospect is that there will be large
attendance. Most Of tho delegates hero to-
night are opposed to tho recent Finance
bin passed by Congress. The Convention
will ait thseo days. holding morning. afternoon,
nnd evening hca.ions. 4 number Of papcrs
will be read, among them "Tha Distinctive fca.
tnrea Of the Patrons of HuAhandrv," 7. II, Al
leu. WISCONSIN: "T'tsuEe ot tue Grauge'' Thorn
ea II. y. i:scilardA. .!clteary County; "UIgau-
lzaton for Credit and Exchange 1;e;ween Pro-
tncers. Jho,naB j. Duran. Waahlng:on "'Tha
National Eank StHecrn." II. now!hy Wl1son Now
York: "GurSystern Ut fTAXation-Ia arifB forlte
cnue or t1oteeten;" Juhn Il. Bryant. Princeton;
''1he leilabsfvana SsEtGln Of Taxation" i. II.
Smith; "a Years proerc.s Of tbs Transoar-
tatiop Rurstip1,." by me Of the l.li.r, I'd
Commissioners 'sTho Trt,e d1Hsion of tfoyer,,-
ment." j. Il, kmesl!ey. Iowa :" industrial Edit
catint1." I'rof. j. t. Turner; "l1ow to 1ncrcaae
the Eiclency and Interest Of Our Order ". C..
TiaSy. Allan; = Distribution Of Erp.ii.ce&:
Wealth." I'fof. T. Il. Walker - Relation of
Lai,ar to Capital" l'rof. Z. e. Eneil; "A)l
!.aLor Iuterrhtcdin tho siefDrtn Movement" 4.
q. firlsys!;v; "Outlook Of the RofoFm Moye-
,ncnt," \. 7. Fotsytho; Corporations" Z. II.
DC:alt. "ioc'Esiu.
E,!Acs Wncl4 l.in. Or Tho j'nturo of Parties, -
is to bu dsscth=e4 h! tie a'ociet;.
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MINNESOTA.
THE 8ENAr0AIAL ChNYA8S.


Epeejat psspasch to Ths Chiso1o Tribune.
gr, PAU, Jan 1a.-There ia no change IN the
Senatorial probabilities but both Republicans
and Democrats ara invited to meet in secret
caucus tonight, thu former With view Of CON-
promising, differences, and the latter to select
candidate for Senator. Several Republicans
atill declare their purpose Dot to vote tor Ram
sey under any ciroumakanees. Eighteen or
twenty will vote tomorrow for Davis.
Tho Democratic nominee is likely to b. 1gpa-
thus Donnclly, which uany drive sew votes to
Nopubl.cau candidates, mostly to Ramsey. Tho
iatters ftientB nrn encouraging Donnei!ya 8 nons-
inatiou, hoping thereby 10 .Aelp lieuublica'l
uutuE, and poAsibly liamsoy'b election. Leading
Republicans WHO support hamsey think tho
after QUE or two days ballot in convention, and
that tue worst which eau happen to taem will 30
to be compelled to compromise on SOMA oandt'
date oslor than 1lAnlseY Or Davis.
THR DEMOCRATS NOMINATE.
Snfr3al DisD1teA I" Tht Eaeaaa iFthAn. :.
ST. PAUL. Miun., Jan, lB.-At tho Democratic
caucus ta:,slgLt 4a vera lre4eat 46 voting. On
Donl.osiy for Uaitod States Ssnstor by 80 yotea
for Donnelly to 8 tor,Nllliam Lochron, 9 Tor Ed
snnnd nice, Ae.d for +. u, Wilson.
Adjourned unit! tomorrow, Intending to meet
nightly aud change candidate Whenever major.
Ivy yoto 10 doc,doa. Ut the absenteeA, two viii
yoto tor Davis, and fourteen ToEe opposed to
boiai0X . Hscrat csucns.
THE pAy1a MEN
assembled Tonight, And enrolled t~cntF-fout to
vote for hi.n Tomorrow Il Ia also csluiod that
tls vote will BE- Increased six seysn on sfed1es-
tay from Aamseyfs supporters OF the 1iret Day,
and I'll will then stand tlrul until 1t losas Doth
Itamaey and Donnslly arc withdrawn.
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TUE ExeFuEH1uEHT TUE VuA1SH MAN.
Hptti41 D1spatch 10 Ths CHie1do TT1but.f.

TuE Ex-rntslnEaT TUE COMING MAN.
9peeia1 D4spateh 10 This cHia1do TT1buts.
NAsMy1I1E, Tenn, Jan. 1s.-1nteusa feeling
prevails hero Tonight. The menbora of tho
Legislature arc constantly in receipt OF did,
patches urging tlom to vote for Johnson. Tho
State Ia thoroughly aroused in favor Of hsa a1ec-
tion. II aubmitted to vote OF tho people, Ae
would carry three-fourths Of the Democratic
vote. Petitions signed by LOO Democratic
voters Of the 1000 At tho roaent election weto
brought hero from bedford County this after
noon and presented to the Representatives Of
the county, who have turned q su1nn,ortault for
Johnson.
THEY DO NOT WANT MII n wAsHtEoToS.
Tic following dispatch has been rsc<iyM BY
RspubIicau ue.ubsr from Congressman Il. Il.
Dutler:
Fur Cola s.ko. don't send Andy hero. Would rather
hayo the psYi here him. Tas In Whit We al1
fronl rrpstdeut Grant down. pent put yourselves
Gran. ase right.
Wh,lo the dispatch will not affect tie veto Of
tho eight tepu0ilcan members. al Ut wlom at1
for Jolnaon, 1t wul materially strengthen lunl
With Democrats. 1t seams ttat asutythsnE il
contributing tows1<la his election. Tho NuHli.
y,!lo Hammer will bo full. Of communications
from every direction. advocating hlH c!ec-
tion. II will urga balloting to-uosrow unt!l
chotce shsll be nado. II this result In in Joha-
sons favor, ths opposition candidates ouly hopo
will DO to hago ous ballot anu ad]oarn aof ing.
cling, aud attempt combination. But that Will
iatl. Tho members Of tho Legislature strongly
assert ,thss 10 candidate carries their voten
vots for whom they pleaso. THIS. aiso,
IL considered fayorable for johnson. II john.
son bo not elsosed, there WILL be- such = oona,no-
tior snissa - will thtea.an tho disruption Of she
Tu1Aoa PRETTY WARM.
All tho prominent 1nsu OF TonneBgse have
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Scnc1lc!i's I'iilmOnic syrup, Sea
Weed Tonic, and 1iuu-
lnnkt. Pills,

Thcs4 leserredl5 celebrated aud popular uedIctneA
hsfo eettt ro'1lutina ju t1p heAnf art. and pro7o
the aflAcJ Of eEa1 Mn17 which hare for Ens Yrass
obsttucteh the u ;uedeA Fcieucc. Tho a;se
su7poattlon that Consump:Ion ia acurah!o" deerr.d
physicians rnn attempting to iud Remedies for that d!s,
oase, and ratonts Afflicted rik recauciIod thnl5cros
to death without making effort Ia escape from doom
wheh they supposed to lie 9dse. Ii "a provpd
hueref that Euas1fioh be eursd and that 1t k1s
teen curnd III v0fy Etst Evnlat ot fse ot thorn
apparently desperate onos, by sche1cks pulonic Syrup
naue sad In other by tbs hoatcno In
tiou With 5chenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake ps
Or both, According tn tho requirements Of the
Dr. Schtuct himself. ~h1 cnioyed uninterrupted good
health than forty ye,ss, supposed. at oae
tne to b. at tho Of DEATH hts pLstcians hst.
pronounced hh este hopeless, and aband0ned bin to
ha tte. lilo cured bS tbs Aforesaid Hedoines And
sfaea hts mary thou1ands similarly Affected
ha,c us?d Ut Scheaeks PREPARATIONS with tho
msrtai,le succees,
fy. diroctnas accompany each, making It net abse.
their laugt esamnsd nd Tor ~. .rpo.e rrates
stnky - hta rtio9tp4l uce cnsnts lad Atcsss
pn4drlpta uEcry onday whors ~ letters for ad.acs
tnnst he Addressed. aehenck4 medicines sold b. al
druggists
, 1875-01-19
NEBRASKA.
4 NEW BENAToH1AL CANDIDATE.

Nebraska.
NEW SENAToH1AL CANDIDATE.
5ptetd4 NtspchA to TIE chta9o Tribune.
Lincoln, Eet3., Jim. 13.-Thn election Of an
United States Senator to succeed Mr.. Upton
occurs tomorrow, Politicians about Lincoln
are very mitch excited Henry D. Atkinson.
ono Of tho best young 'nen iu tho Ropub|lcan
party in tho State. bas just arrived MIR. Atku-
Bon WAS latefy sont al a Peace Comm missioner to
the Indians in tue Indiau Territory aud disc
wbero. 1Ie is a son-iu-aw OF sEr. Iiptpn, cur
present Senator in Congress. /: ia now said
that he would ike TO succeed bis fat4.er-i1t-aw
III the upper House of the National Legislature.
The lothy IL increasing every day, s,ta The ce..-
test Lids lair to be ono of tlIo wanncnt ever
naugu,ne Of huccsss and it in certain at this
stage that he baA q larger nuEIGsr Df votes by
nearly one-hslf than any other ningle can1idnsc.
aud unloss tue opposition combine upon .sone
new man he will probably be elected.
GEN. TIAYEn.
This morning circular letter from Con.
Thayer was laid upon tile denks OF the ne1liJers
Of the Legislature in which lie scts out to clear
himself 1t cotapliclty i'll tho C,edi!-Ioli!ies
awiudle. OF any o!1er scheme Of official corlup-
tiop. Gen. TlIaynr writes.
eharge haa been nade and rrcnla!nd. that We.
connected with the cret-,otilie1 Company, anl that
Tia. never hsl any connsct'on ~1sa, pr interea III,
that Company III any way HAMMER, or furn whatever:
H. either directly Of indrealy This charge IL i.aei
upon the testimony Of Mr.. C. s. Bushnr! b:ore tito
Cre1it Mober Investigating COMMITTEE at W;sAin4
ton two years ago. wherein that Gentleman et.cd that
II was his i,nrre.sio thas be h:,huIci fund. IN a
in the State election in Ssbratka iii oc,otes ls. aud
prior to that electiou That he gave TIE fulia. he
Htatcs do not doubt; but net 10 .:o 1"ftlou Of
It, NOT dollar ever eafaa to lsy ha1iti,, either
directly or Indirectly. neser drew upon Nr. Du6l-
| nell fur any mnnss, aud lie sent nnno III iue.
letter FROM Mr. Aneaatra kouEltze then
| Cashier Of tile Fir6t National Iian!; Ut DrnaAa.
IL given. in which tho general statement Is cor
| toborate1. lie nids
demanded anl received CphT+nBatlstl, FOR MY Hu-
ence, while Senator, for iufnrsa .at: Given in
gafd to rome contract. Ts nc..s4sion, yagun 7td
Indefinite, and 1nacenmtstiel with ehadnw II
proof ia not entitled IN notice. BIZ do .loii.e 1t far
the purrofe Of G:Fing Il nn.t unqualified 'cna', and
1euuupce It wicked falaeutol aud caIuE1ny
| aud 40 of every other ALI yation against tne,
, 1875-01-19

nuity psil for militia expenBes during tllo past
year and tn wlIain t'afl.
LKf}iaLATIft. nf,1pTUT10SH.
resolution WAS PASSED in fln acEatn inatrnct-
tng The Committee On tinancs mud Taxation to
examine the present law for thu lis'lny anil yall
atinn Of raifrbatl rfnrctty nfd vtpost = bill for
tho aaaesamont and collection Of taxos o.. Eucl
property.
a resolution was o}rorod flcc1arinr special leg
islAtion to 10 contrary to Tho hprit IF tho Con-
atitutou mud not calculated to promote tlie beat
lntoreAtH of ti.s Htate
resolution *as offered providing for the alnp-
tien Of 0 uniform soricB 1T textbooks for tic
schools Of the State.
In tue IJouse, twenty-five or thirty now bills
we're in.roduced but none Of them ATE Of ahy
speeiat importance.
, 1875-01-19

.rsa nltorcd To "buy les in Chicago" The con-
ext rnigIlt ln7o guided him II tho mnniScfl;t
1appey1c to tc ltlln blinti, ,nt tE psintcr all
tat,.gs ara ,,ostha miracles are everyday cc-
rurronccs and nu fancy too boNildoslng to
chAllopgo inquiry.
, 1875-01-19
WEST VIRGINIA,

WEST VIRGINIA,
fR0tnsEn REMOVAL DY THE CAPITAL.
WHfE1.1Sa. W. Va, Jan. f8.-A special to tho
Ac3is'1'' aara propoaal to remove the capital
Of thin s'tato 10 Wheeling was introduced In the
Sss'etc to-day, and referred to tho Judiciary
Committee.
T1fE nEMoCNA7tn cArcCs
70 nominate Senatorial ca1llplate In pl1co Of
a. J. foreman viii be- }icil oh F:,aay,
fientry Public Printer. denies tlia c.,srre of
tho jseyisffr correanondent OF oseschnrpl,1g on
public ,'rntinx. ..Ifo shows that he l,aa cor
formed to tho law and t1,at thellaw, and not le
IL in inutt.
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inanguratod boforo the 1argeat number Of people
nicr assembled in ti,e fIonke Of Representatives.
Ilo s safo man, and Lila administration opens
VERY Isoaiialng.
, 1875-01-19

MASSACHUSETTS,,
DruocRAT1c NOMINATION ron uSItKD STATES
BEHAT0n
DoAroy, Jan. 18.-Tllo Democratic CAUCUS las
nominated Judge, J. g. Abbott Tor United States
Senator.
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
REPUBLICAN, NoM1sA7ioN ron UNITED srArEs
Hl;NAI0n.
ALBANY, Y. T.. Jan. ls,-Tho Republican
caucua tonight nominated Edwin D. Morgan for
United States Benator
, 1875-01-19

THE BUSINESS OFTIflS COR
I'OtstlTION is confined exclusives
ly to the reccllt and cnre OF Snv.
i,txs Deposits and Funds tor In-
vcstMent. M commercial Or goz,-
er.s1 banking business transacted.
SUMS AS SMALL Az ONE DOL-
LAR received from u'ty person,
nll.l q bank book furnished.
MARRIED WOMEN aud minor
children lnny deposit money so
that ITO one else can draw it.
INTEREST at the rato of @ per
cent per asl1sunl, III paid on sunis ut
Ono Dollar or more.
THOSE DESIRING TO INVEST
their savings upon real estate se-
c,,rity at u higher rate OF interest
than cnn be safely paid OH Savings
Deposits, should call at this Bank
and examine its INVESTMENT
Qi9isTIFICAtrllS
HfDNHf DIYEIeg, Mnungcr.
, 1875-01-19

community. He leaves q wife nna four children.
Representative Fagan. OF tho pennsylyauIa
Legislature lied at Harrisburg yesterday.
Sometimes. when o man ia loast expecting tt,
his heBs'laid p1ans gang agloe, anu, Judging from
tho following, clippod from An s4chuuge, Dir.
Bartlett laa only Just discovered 1t:
II Ilut GENERALLY known outslas OF New York that
iet. WHO puts forward the name Of charlss A. Dana
aehl editor OF tue ln;er. hars!ett bar bocoue dis
s.taAet! With D&na. md wnHld Eko 70 remoyo him,
hut cannot do fer the that ths latter 1Ias ro
H!rrablc sock III tho concer,s, and moreover, is In
rssersion Of many buainess 4ocres. that might not
ssound 10 Dxrletfs credit that Ut lila newspsrer,
sork wtrruvur hs could tlnd 1t: III s lie "ss Joined
" ar. England, publisher u tho Hun, and, tho two
scMto vGty fair utcrtst, sch lAfgt than thut hsll
hs bartlett lsesMsly Dana bacA"sS ohs.inata slaut
sd tho attor ha should hks to havo his WY
III awhtIc sharp wor4A followed, aud WAca Ulstlett
;taasa tso y s H. 10 vs. M W..
e!ala, md felt hst ls had loeu outH1tted Ths pals
tFs hardly on sps1k ts1ns nov, and The breach bids
hAvs freah Illustrator, Ut tbs old pfovarb, .When
st;uAa faA ontt ctr.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ysr,noat; i jouss, Joliot; Q. q. o!aft, Now YorK
Gvorss u. Nsl!stou. Kansas Cy; ". Il. slater Prov
ssi. Z d poss ats2a o.'f psy Snsii. ra:ss maSsy
wv: wv sxAa1 Ley. NsN Iosk; j.: 4. nod3a1a.
HMt'sLas9i y; @. Chapman. 81. Lout4; +.
George L. MeEssltn. pittsbarg q. H. oorlie. poxtou
y. + s9mms, KentackJ Y. q. Asyl. PAi4da]phls :;
VICE. nssas Iii ~ sat4a ,aamaspsy
lsane, 1owa Q, y. 9hallAs, 0naha James O. Tim
tnaEmsnt Ohio T. Clark, tE. uu1sto q. r. uaasatt,
=: a. Aonta1es, 81 Laals.. If.s,a,i Hsase--0. IT,
Ht9aklo. Ast5 1atk r. r. Kss!oaa, 9spy Q. b.
no4ks, A1Ant&ot4 i. r. Hsoxat Aabkna II. 3, Hass
Y LPu!pl ", =. H.xt pIu,i4usi h NsaAs, ot4eaa.
~ h Il 1klxusut ASx xa<k.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. 20, 1875.
Local and State Affairs.
Minor Topics.

Minor Topics.
Dick Prices garden makes right good
skating rink, which the boys highly appre.
ciate.
Copy your letters, and, to do it nicely, gel
your letter headings printed in copying ink
at the TRANscRIpr office
Hon. I. F. Bayard has our thanks for a
copy of the "Monthly Report of the Depart
ment of Agriculture for January, 1875.
The election for officers of the Peninsula
Agricultural l. Pomologicaf Association,
under their charter, will take place, on Satur-
dsy, the 9th of March.
The shooting match between Smyrna and
Middletown, on Wednesday, was won by the
former, after close and spirited contest in
which some splendid shooting was done.
At the monthly meeting Of the Mutual
Loan Association, on Tuesday night, funds
sold at SO per share premium. Tie books
for the Sd series in this association are now
open.
Several more sales are added to our list
this week. Persons who want their stock to
sell well, advertise their vendues in the
TRANSCRIPT, and come here for attractive
posters.
The Dover folks were so we'll pleased with
the Legislative ball, that they are going to
have another next Monday night, (22d.) A
number of invitations have come to this
neighborhood. The Colonel expects to be
there.
Public Sales.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20
Maryland Affairs.

On Thursday last colored woman by the
name of Matilda Thomas, said to be aged ll6
years, was buried at Easton, Talbot county,
and on Friday morning Isaac Madden, an
old colored man, died from pneumonia. For
a number of years Isaac had been local
preacher, and at the time of his death was
about seventy years of age.
A difficulty occurred on Saturday week,
at Port Deposit Cecil county, between John
Birmingham and David St. Clair, which re-
suited in st. Clair's stabbing Birmingham in
the left side, between the lungs and heart
St. Clair gave himself up and was released on
$500 bail for his appearance at court.
The wife of Mr.. w. J. Holland, contractor
for carrying the mail from Easton to Bay
Hundred, Talbot county, died last week from
eating few pieces of dried apples.
Polk l. Powell have sold their steam saw
and grist mill, at Newtown, Worcester CO.,
to Young l. Brother for the sum Of $2,500.
The wheat fields in some of the Eastern
Shore counties are said to present very un-
promising appearance.
In Somerset county one collector has 23l
properties advertised for sale fer taxes.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20
NOTICE.

hR. WIN. H. BARR begs leave TO say that
IL having sold his Drug Store and business
to Joseph NJ. Barr, he invites the same gener-
Gus patronage in the future as has been be-
slowed in the past on the store.
His Office will be at the old store, where be
will be found, as heretofore, prepared to rem
der professional advice and services.
WIN. H. BARR, NJ. D.
Middietown, Jan. l, l675.-tf
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20
MULES! MULES!

FsnE subscriber has just returned from the
i West with forty (40) head of extra fine
YOUNG MULES, carefully selected py him.
self, and will sell them on reasonable terms,
al the stables of A. Maxwell.
L. P. MCDOWELL.
Middletown, Del, Feb. s, ls75.-2t.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20
NOTICE .

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased must present the same,
duly attested, to the Administrator on or be-
fore December l9th 1875 or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
RICHARD s. MARIN,
Administrator.
ADDREss-Smyrna, Del. jan. 9-2m
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20
NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to the firm of ]. II
n SCOWDRICK & CO., are.hereby respect
fully requested to call and settle their ac-
counts on or before the lst of January, 1875,
ard save costs. NJ. E. WALKER.
Dec. l9-tf Assignee
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20
FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM now occupied by J.
l. Frazer Eliason, Esq. Possession given
March 25th, 1878. E. w. LOCKWOOD,
Dec 28-tf. For Richard Lockwood.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20
READING ROOM OPEN.

Notice is hereby given that the Middletown
Library and Reading Room are now open for
the accommodation of the members. New
subscriptions can be left at any time with the
treasurer, C. Tatman, Jr ESQ.
Jan. 3o-tf. E. W. LOCKWOOD, Psest.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20

The National Grange, in session at
Charleston. s. c., adopted a report
last week, declaring that subordinate
oranges should be fostered by the Ma
tional grange, and that manufacturers
in the South should be encouraged
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20

SHORT posTPONEM MENT-DAY FIXED
FULL DISTRIBUTION.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
Montpelier Female Humane Associo n,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA,
MARCH 10Th, 1875.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20
REGISTERS ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Dec. 18th, 1874.
Upon the application of RICHARD s.
MARIN, Administrator of THOMAS MA
RIM, late of Appoquinimink Hundred in said
County, deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator afore-
said, give notice of the granting of Letters
of Administration upon the Estate of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements TO be posted, within
forty days from the date of such letters, in six
of the most public places of the County of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, to present the same,
or abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the same
to be inserted, within the same period, in the
MIDDLETowN TRANSCRIPT, newspaper pub
ished in Middletown, and 10 be continued
therein two months.
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
LIS. Office ua Of the Register c,, Aforesaid, at
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. c. BIGGS, Register
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-20

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