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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15

The McCausland horse was not found at New
port the other day; it was "another horse ard
McCausland is still tout" about two hundred dol
lars.
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Dten.

In this city. 18th inst, James b. Stnson. aged 81
years, months. Funeral from his moth r's resi-
dence on Green Street. this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15

Tie town meeting Of the voters Of Windsor
was held on Saturday; it was one OF the largest
meetings ever held in the place to consider town
affairs and it was voted to employ able counsel to
advise in regard to taking legal steps towards col
lectng from the former town officers the amount
of the defalca.ion. The citizens Of the place are
Indignant concerning the conduct Of the demo-
or ltic officials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Religious Excitement in China

Shanghai, August II. The French mission
chapel at Ningkooe Foo, province Of Naganhoel,
was attacked by the populace during the celebra-
ton. of mass. The priest and many of the congre-
ton were killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15

w ihSSb os hASoAAo
August l7lh, at N o'c
ing a Hayes and Whe'
J. w. North,
Ira ID. Sturgis,
III. A. Dewitt,
o. williamson,
J. p. Wyman,
w. +. Hallett,
q. +. Potter,
U. G. Whitehouse,
Samuel Titcomb,
Lee dali Titcomb,
w. 8. Choate,
s. $. Brooks,
q. e. Vose,
Chas. Greenwood,
+. W. Whitehouse,
w. II. Brooks,
Howard Oven,
Chas. +. Nash,
A. Sprague,
John l.. stevens,
Joseph Baker,
Orvi'le ID. Baker,
s. Caldwell,
T.. A. Mason,
J. s. Cushing,
II. 5. Osgood,
S. W. Wyman,
+. II. Adams,
W. B. Lapu am,
Joseph A. Holman,
w. +. s. whitman,
S. W. Lane,
James \. Wade,
r. Il. Breen,
A. +. Emery.
IL. A. b. Chandler,
John W. Chase.
Geo. 8. Ballard.
r. Haskell,
Frank Is Haskell,
ID. A. Cony,
X. W. Black,
A. W. Hedge.
Frank E. Nye.
Henry r. Morse,
Henry T. Haskell,
Geo. E. l,riokett,
H. NJ. Harlow,
j. NJ. Haynes,
Elias Miiliken,
j. W. Rowe,
J. Z. Wcober,
n. Z. Hallett,
l.. w. Neal,
ID. T.. Stone,
Geo. r. Hatch,
W. II. Williams,
Miles Fralu
James a. Jones,
u. Baker,
Nat. Abbott,
7. Fuller,
A. I. Fuller,
A. l.. BrowH,
L. A. Stinch field,
Robert b. Johnson,
David T. Neal,
Geo. +. Mason.
Alfred ID. Weeks
Guy Turner,
Henry Hart,
Henry Boyn,on.
II. 4. Smith,
T.. Beal,
+. ii. Beal.
X. w. Carlton.
+. +. Biackman,
W. II. Libby,
\. NJ. Mathews,
p. T.. Dvil.s,r,
c. III. Mason,
J. II. Manley.
c. n. Hamlin,
A. w. PbilUr0ok,
+ ". Kinsman.
W. n. Bigelow,
Geo. +. u acOmber,
Chas. F. SwaE, Jr.,
Music by the Aus
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BANGOR.
Sick of Life.

Bangor, August II. T. b. Holt, merchant
grocer, went into his cellar about o'clock this
and shot himself. He had been in his
store same as ever, and Just left customer. The
cause of suicide supposed to be business and fam
ilv diff entities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15

augusta are hereby invited
all on Thursday evening
,ck, for the purpose of form
er Campaign Club.
W. H. Turner,
+. l.. Harrington,
G. Fred Swan,
Vim. Estes,
Frank Weber,
ii. S. Turner,
8. b. Woithley,
F. S. Severance,
2. p. Hall,
Greenlief Haskell,
Geo. +. Cleaves,
s. =. Plummer,
4. e. Dudley,
G. ii. Dudley,
e. ii. Brick,
+. a. Brick.
II. A. Bailey,
A. ID. Locke,
+. f. Wyman,
p. NJ. Foglcr,
Henry Sewall,
Alanson Starks.
William NJ. SCratton,
Samuel l.. Boardnan.
ID. Il. Savage,
+. l.. Hamlin,
IL. III. Min,
Daniel ID. Sewall,
Fred. Hamlin,
j. W. Robins,
Il. Frank Swan,
NJ. NJ. Swan,
I. W. johnson,
lie, is Tibbet.s,
J. W. Estes,
W. +. Percivai,
J. S. Hendcc,
L. HeWins,
j. W. FogIerY
Chas. kimball,
W. l.. Thompson,
l. r. Thompson,
VIM. McDavid.
Geo. +. Gannett.
Geo. A. Howard,
James l. Plummer,
T.. II. Lewis,
Ii. Clark,
A. Mcfarland,
John r. Fossett,
n. ID. Brown,
+. $. Nero,
Grin Parker,
.. 3. Smiley,
q. +. Davis.
Geo. Z. Gardner,
David Cargili,
7. w. Foss.
W. Kimball,
j. s. FOss,
j. S. Farnham,
{. X. Wells,
ii. U. Wells,
Geo, II. Snow,
W. h. Webster,
Milton NJ. Stone,
\. L. Cole,
A. L. Beal.
Allen Partridge.
l.. b. Hill,
Daniel l.. Allen,
Otis NJ. Moore.
W. II. Dunton,
VIM. A. Swan,
W. 4. Percival,
l.. l.. Lincoln,
Marx Harden,
J. S. Hobbs,
$. I. Cannon,
+. W. Getchell,
Job Springer,
Henry Eaton,
4. W. George,
j. +. Watson,
5. l.. Huntington,
Asa S. Foye.
ID. &. Robinson,
W. Z. Whitehouse.
!sta Brass Pand, ID. J
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MASSAClII SETS.
Fatal Accident.

Essex, August IA. Yesterday afternoon, John
F. Nun cey while cleaning horse in the barn OF
Joshua Lamson, wa, kicked by the animal and IA
tally injured
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kennebec journal Maine stock List.

CORRECTED BY W. K. s. WHITMAN,
Real Estate and .Stotk Broker, Granite Hall Block,
Market Square, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15
FINANCIAL l. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING Report.
New York. Au

new IOrk. august IL, 1870
Money was easy ct ka-l per cent. on call. For
eign exchange firm al 4s6k assn Tor bankers long
aud iss Ka4s9k for demand. Gold opened At lllx
and closed at my. Loans and per cent
Customs receipts, 100000. Treasury disbursed
sl53,0D interest, 1890 Tor bonds, and SAL 100
in silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15

Cement brings two dollars barrel IN this city.
Lime has been sold for Sl75 per barrel.
The County Commissioners will hold session
AT the court house to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15

The people Of Winthrop are filled with pro-
found sorrow at the announcement of the death of
Hon. S. z. Benson, for many years resident Of
that town. A few years ago when the town call
ed her absent children home to celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary Of the settlement of"Pond-
town." to Mr.. Benson was assigned the honor of
giving the historical address. 1t was mastery
production, and was valuable contribution to the
local history of Kcnnebec county. Mr.. Benson
was in former years active in the politics of the
county, being one of the leaders in the old whig
party, and represented this district in Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15

Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati. August II. SO.
+ PORK-e1S kSls n.
LARD-steam IL all kettle, RSx-.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 7-o-, clear rib side
9ds,f ; clear sides lO-S-.
Observation-Disclosures SKA; clear rib sidee l0k
AZ; clear sides l0k 4lOk.
WHISKEY-il0A.
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HIVES and heeler.


ives and Wheeler battalion was form ed
right An enthusiastic meeting was held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15

The republicans hung out their big flag yester-
day, over Water street, at the corner of Water
and Bridge streets. 1t foated proudly in the
hcalthful breezes of the afternoon, bearing the
names of Hayes and Wheeler. The flag is 81
by 46 feet, seven feet wider than the large DEM
ocratic flag, and is probably one of the largest
campaign flags ever foated in Maine. 1t has
done service in the two last Presidential cam
pagns. The republicans have now four flags
displayed, and the democrats two, about the pro
portion of voters in this tow.l. Another large re-
publican flag will soon be hung out by the repnb-
iicsns Of Cushnoc Heights.
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The American People.

Music by the Augusta Brass Rand, d. j..
flanagan. Leader.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15
Ere.

Midway, August H. The dwelling Of Jonathan
Billiard, near Holliston boundary, was burned yes
terday loss, 81 600; insurance, $500.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24

ability To show that the real vote. both as
returned by precinct managers. who
counted the vote. and us found by the
Judgment We seek from the Court, will
give portion, at least, of the electoral
vote of South Carolina TO Mr.. Tildcn. 1t
will be remembered that application WIS
made to the board on Saturday for copies
of the precinct managers sworn state
ments of the votes east, and that this ap-
plication was refused.
We know of sufficient fraudulent al
terations Of these sworn to give when
corrected, the above result. We have
stated our case on the law and facts, and
will stand or fall by the Judgement of
the Court, every member of which sup
ported Hayes for President. The col
ored member of the Supreme Court has
signed his determination to unite with
the two other members in bringing this
revolutionary 'and utterly void act of the
board to the light, and the board itself
to punishment for contempt. The Court
distinctly stated in presence of the Cam
vassing Board that all the time the board
were delayed by the Courts order would
be deducted from and not considered
part of the ten days within which the
canvass was to be made. The pretext
that that was the reason for the hasty
and secret acts of the board, therefore,
is absurd. We believe the courts will
hold their action, both as to certificates
and adjournment, illegal and revolution
ary. The universal wish of our people Is
that Chief Justice Waite is to arrive in n
few days may prove true, for it is appar-
ent that another Durrell and Kellogg af
fair is to be attempted here.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24
FOURTH EDITION j!
Court Proceedings.
THIS MORNINGS SESSION.
New CASTLE, Nov. n

Court opened this morning at 10
O'Clock, Judges Comegys, Wooten and
Houston on the bench.
The Grand and Petit Jury lists were
called in order.
In State VS.. Samuel w. Hamilton,
charged with disturbing religious meet
ing, application Tas made by II. c. Tur-
ner counsel for defense for continuance on
the ground of absence of material wit
ness. Granted and recognizance fixed at
$500.
State VS. Geo. Wagner, assault and bat
terry on Benjamin +. Grubb, in Whining
ton, OH the 9th of November, A. d. 1876.
The evidence for the State showed that
on the morning of the 9th of November,
b. F. Grubb, while going down Fourth
street hurrahing for Tilden and Hen
bricks, when George Wagner and John
Leech knocked him down and beat him
near Squire Brady's office. The defense
went to show that Grubb was not struck
by Wagner but by an unknown man.
Case on trial and now being argued by
counsel. II. C. 7.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24
November "a. 1870.
RISING ABOVE MERE PARTY.-It

RISING ABOVE MERE PARTY 1t is
certainly, in these times, gratifying to
see there are still some of our Republican
contemporaries that are capable of rising
above mere party on question that may
involve the peace or destruction the Repub-
lie. 1t ought to discourage and prevent
the tremendous fraud attempted in South
Carolina when such well established Re-
publican journals denounce it as the
Philadelphia Ledger, Telegraph, Inqm-
Yer and Times, and the New York Ere,,-
ing Post and Herald. 1t Is distressing to
think that tho magnificent work which
,5ur fathers framed, ,and which has received
the laudatory plaudits Of the ablest
Statesmen of the world, may be forced to
The brink Of ruin and destruction by the
scandalous trickery and wickedness of a
half dozen ignorant men in so-callcd
Returning Board. 1t cannot be possible
such plots will receive the sanction oftho
high and honorable men who occupy the
seats in the Senate OF the United States
If this is done surely our boasted national
intelligence, honor and love Tor free gov.
rrnment no longer exists.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24

The South Carolina Board of Canvas
sers yesterday stole the electoral vote OF
that State openly from the Supreme
Court, with the avowed object of offer
ing it to Gov. Hayes. The robbery was
brazen and shameless. 1t rests with tn.
American people to decide whether they
will surrender the control of their Gov
ernment into such hands, or maintain
their liberties, their self-respect and theii
prosperity by enforcing the remedies OF
the law against lawless conspiracy
without parallel in our annals. We have
no doubt as TO their decision.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24
The Political Conflict.

There has been no material change in
he situation in the three disputed States
since Tuesday. To-day, in South Caro-
ina, it is expected that action will be
taken by the Supreme Court in regard to
the sharp practice of the canvassing
board. In Louisianathe returning board
took action upon democratic protest,
and ordered supervisors who were with
holding returns to bring them in. The
proceedings of the board as given at
length will throw some light on the do.
ings and the manner of proceeding before
hat august body. In Florida the case OF
he injunction against the Governor was
partially argued.
actions AGAINST THE RETURNED rAS-
DIDATES.
The following despatch was received
Yesterday by the National Democratic
committee:
CoLUMEIA,S. C.. Nor .,3-o3Or.M.
Hon. 4. $. Heacit:
The Democratic electors Of South
Carolina have brought actions against
hose TO whom thu Canvassing Board
here gave certificates, to determine their
1ghts and enjoin them from acting until
their rights are determined. We do not
doubt the fairness of the prt nor cur
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24
CALIFORNIA.

The Chicago & Northwestern Railway,
Embraces under one manag ment the Great Trun
L.nes OF the West AMI Northwest, and, with its
shortest and auick.s, rou,e be,wesa ch,easo snd
all POI nts Illinois, Wisconsin,, Northern Michi
gan. Minnesota. Iowa. Nebraska. California and the
Westera Territories. It's
Omaha and California Line
the shortest and best route for all points in Nor.
tnern Illinois. lows, Dakota, Nebiaska, Wy ming
Japan and Australia. Its
Chicago, Madison and st. Paul Line
Ia the short line for Northern Wisconsin and Min.
nesota. and for Madison st. Paul, Minneapolis. Du.
luth and all points in the Great Northwest. lis
Winona and st. Peter Line
Il the only .ou,- Tor wino1s, Roca stsr, owa.onna
southern and Central Minaesota. Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is the only iae for Janesville. wat.rtowp. Fond
Du Lac. Oshkosh. Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba
segsunee, Marquette. hodghton, Hancock and tbs
Lake Superior country. It's
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route for Eigin Rock f,rd Preeport and
al poi nts via Freeport. Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
ls the old Laks Shore route, aud is the only one
pa sing through Evanston. L Ike Forest, Highland
Park. "aukegan, Rlcine. ksnosha to Milwaukee
Tuilman falace cars.
rerua on al t,r'ugh trains OF this road;
This is the only .ine runn ng these ars beiw sen
Chicago and ST. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, OF
Chicago and Winona.
Al Omaha our sleepers connect with the Overland d
Sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for all poin
west Of the Missouri River.
On the arrival OF the trairs from the East or South
the trains of the Chicago and Northwestern Railwa ay
leave Chicago as fol lows;
For Council Bluffs. Omaha and Califor mia, two
through trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drsvino
Room an Sleeping cars through to Conn Bluffs.
For 81 Paul and Minneapolis, two throu III rains
daily, with Pullman Palace Cara attached on bo.h
trAins.
For Green Bay and Lahe Superior, two trains
daily with Puilnsn Palace Cars attached, and ru
ming through 20 Marquette.
For Milwaukee, four through trains dpily with
Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlar Chair Cara on
For Sparta aud winona and Points Ia Minnesota.
one through tra n daily, with Pullman bleepers 10
winona.
For Dubuque, via Preeport two through trains
daily, with Pullman Cars on nisht trains.
For Dubuque and Lacrosse, via Clinton, two
through ira ms daily, with Pullman Cara on aisht
train 20 heGregor, Iowa.
For Sioux City and Yanktswn TIVE trains daily
Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Jur. sion.
For Lake Geneva, four trains daily.
For Rockford. Sterling, kenesha, Janesville, aud
other points, you can hare from tWo to ten ,rains
New York Office, No. AIS Broadway; Bost,o Office.
No. 0, state street; Omaha Office, ass Farnham
street; ban Francisco Office, l2l Mont gomery street:
sn-rman House; corner Canal And Madison streets;
kinEie street Depot, corner weat KinEie and Canal
streets Wells Street Dep't, wells aud Kinse
streets.
For rates or Informal on not attainable from Won
hon ticket agents. app yto
W. II. SrENNErr, MARVIN HUGHIrT,
Gen Pass. Agt. chicago. Genl 9up't, Chicago
an. a. l56-wly.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24

A HANDSOME BooK.-Porter l. Coates,
s22 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, pub
fishers, have in press a very handsome
work entitled, The american Centenary:
4 History OF the Progress OF the Re
public Of the United States during the
first one hundred years of its existence" !"
by Benson J. Losing, LII. d. The
work is well executed on fine paper, and
contains sixty handsome steel engravings.
It will be completed in thirty numbers.
and will be delivered to subscribers at so
cents number. Mr.. j. Kennedy will
canvass this city for its sale. and we COM
mend it to our readers as a valuable ac-
quisition to the library of every business
man. 1t will present complete and re.
liable history of the progress of Art
Science, Literature and Learning, Socia
Institutions, Religion, and Religious anc
Benevolent Societies, Agriculture, Manu-
features, Commerce, and much othe
valuable historic information not now
readily accessible to the general reader.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24
REGISTER'S ORDRs,
REGls'rEn's uRpE,,
HR8fsTgR,s n,

New Castle County, Noysmssas, Nss y Sog'Ea y,
Upon the application Of Gar,;. n gN
n1ecntnx Of Joseph L. Bsrvs bs
Wilmington y Hundred. in IA iSs
deceased. 1t Is ordered and a;,sa .Ma Count
Register that the Executr;r a,oesso a,oeso by
ary upon the Estate Of the des...ss..Sa .s.annl
the date Of granting thereof. b,ssed. nv ~ss. VI
yertisements to be posted within 'ssuslns
nom the date of such Letters IN ,?tV dl}
most public places Of the Coun,nA q
Oastle. recurring all persons hsvH,vs aoi NJ
against the Estate, to pressnt ,ias n dsran
abide by an Act Of Assembly IN aug ,ae saus
and provided. And also oansa N ,hu'a cesna&
inserted within thesame period in 'Is ~
0ssette. newspaper publisbaIa 'as ~ ~
mington and TO be continued tSs,.;aa
weeks. (E, 0. d. 'nefein ht
f@, Given underline hand .,,o,
LIS. Once of the Register ssa..l NV oml
New Castle, in New ca,tI. Mla,
aforesaid.the day and Yea, sbovs" bV"" ,.n Ien
,, Y. BIGGS, Rsts~'
a, NOTICE.
All pergons having claims as.;,,.n.
tate OF the deceased must prsssn, u'. Nv tae
duly attested " the EIecnt,,,. ~sAu
before November. I'd. 1877. or sh;d. y. "
Of Assembly in such case maSs saS Ssiae !asA
Address Wilmington, Del anu pfonds
novA.oaau GARRETT, BEaGs |
ExecrtriY
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24
Kennard Smith

VS.. Libel for nivorcc.
Jane Smith. November II. 1870.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, IS.
The State of Del tware (
To tho Sheriff of New Castle County greeting
Whereas. Kennard Smith by his
(SEAT. \petitl0n to the Judges OF our Supe-
S~ )rior Court aled In the Office OF The
20 Prothonotary OF said Court In and
complaint therein alleged. has made appli-
cation to our said Judges that a decree may
be pronounced dissolving the marriage ex-
listing between the petitioner and his wife,
one Jane Smith.
We. therefore, command you as you have
been heretofore commanded that You sum
mon Jane smith, SO that she be an appear
before the Judges of our said Superior lourt
| at the next term thereof, to be held at n ew
Castle. in and for tho county of New Castle.
on Monday. the twenty seventh day OF No.
| Vemoer next, to answer the allegation of the
| SAID petition, and also to show Cause IL any
| she as, why decree OF he said Court should
NOT be made dissolvlng the marriage existing
botw cen her and the said petitioner accord.
ing to the act of Assembly In such case made
ana provided, and also to do and receive
sloer concerning her in this b, half as to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent with
the provisions of the said act OF Ass.mbiy.
and have you then there this writ,
witness the Honorable Josenh p. Come
gys, Esq, at Nee Castle, the thirty-6rst day
OF May. A. ID. eighteen hundred aud
Issued August 10. 1876 Prothonotary.
The above is a true copy Of Sums. No. So to
nov. Term, 1876, as above 8 ated.
Nj. ii. JAMESON. Sheriff.
AIstst , SIS wBn
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24
RAILROADS.
, PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON a al.
TIMURE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER Is, ls76

NOVEMBER Is. s76
Trans will leave Wilmington as follows .toi
Philadelpnia and intermediate ststons.
20, s. 10, 40, p.52, 10 - r. m; 10 "a 7.2c,
a4, pm.
Philadelphia and New York. Eli. a. N.
l2l4. 1887. 6.l6 p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, i2.o2
$50 a. m. $50. p. N.
baltimore and Washington. i267, LIS, s.3s
L m. 1850, Lis, $40, Zi0,p. N.
Traina for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 1885. $50. ass, II %5a. m. l.ss
Wyouiag and intermediate stasioas, Il. 90
995,A .. m. 40 p. m.
Deimar and intermediate station ID IS. asa,
a. m.
Harrington and interim sdiate stations 6 81
SUNDAY TRAM.
Philadelphia and intermediate stataons, sic
o. m, o.0a d. 30. p. m.
Philndelphia and New York, alt, a N.
Baltimore and Warrington. lAt2. LIS
q m.
For further information passengers are 70
ferred 70 the time tables posted at the IL. OF.
L. kENNEY. Suporintendent.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-24
Registers Order.
REGIsrER's OYTloy

a, hk6iSfEh5 VHluk
NEw CASTLE County, Sept. 7th, lSiC
Upon the application OF acob P. Herdm,r,
Administrator. G. I. A.. of Neal McLaugh.
lin. late OF Wilmington Hundred, in aid
County, deceased. 1t is ordered, and di-
rected BY tho Register that the Ad-
ministrator aforesaid give notice Of tho
granting of Letters of Admins ration upon
the Estate Of the deceased with tho din
of granting thereof. by causing id!r.
tisements 10 be posted within forty dAn
from the date of such Letters. in six of he
most public places Of the county Of hsv Cs,'
tie, requiring all persons having dsnsla
against the Es.Ate to present the same "
abide By an Act of Assembly In such cas
made and provided. And also cause thesins
TO be inserted within the same period u ~
Delaware Gazette, . newspaper puehshdI
Wilmington. and to be CONTINUED hrsn
ds1n1SR Two months.
HHS1 Given under the hand and ssal
- office of the Register Aforesaid. q,
New Castle, New Castle county i1fssa'e
the day and year above written:
s. @. BIGas, hst'ss
NOTICE Il
All porsons ha 7irg claims asilna tho W
tate OF the deceased must present tho auY
duly attested TO Lac Administrator, on ol De]
.ore Sept. 7th. 1877. or abide the Az
Assembly in such case made and proyl9ec'
JACOB P. HERDnAN',
Administrator Y. A.
Addrcss-W ilminston Del. sept WIN