davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-09
9nldnSi(be psps(ben.

Darlington, s. Ossbr. Oas
Sisnal-S ient Siiieau. beridtst, oaB
Der 2 -moitise Schooner, rOannie 8.
@baw," 295 SOnnsn @ebalt, Capt.
Sobn $. SoIoro, bon st. Mary's Ga,
mad Baltimore beitimmt, uno init Yau=
bola belaben, seitern gbeno biclsr Sta-
tion sesenaber, auf ben @trauo lief.
Die Manni4aft wuros s~ersttet.
YottspilIe Ya., 7, 9e5. Sobn
Seobep, Elm Sremier Der r9bilooclpbia-
&eaoinser 8abn," ipuroe seitsrn 9lbeno
81 Palo-glto 5ipii9en slpsi @assons,
pslfe er sulammsnfoppsln poate, gu
Sooe sequeti9t
Yin 5ebnjdbrisss Mde@en, Namens
Tlpp. brad 9eiern in Sarrisburs, go.
, 1876-12-09
Guba.

Sabana. s. 9ca. Gin ipanii0er
&riessoampfer nit 1000 Mann Srup.
pen .am Soro 1T bier ansefommen.
Seneralcopitan Sopellar fat elm Gomite
e%rnannt, Inn Die Notbleioenbeu, lpel6t
bnr6 Die lebten Stiirme uno ueber-
i@wemmunsen @erluite e%rlitten, All un=
terNiben. Sn Sesns auf Die Operatio-
men oes Gen. Martines Iiessn feline
Na1ri9ten Dor.
, 1876-12-09
England.

9onbon. 8. Sea-. Sic vSailp
Stems" per0fentlidt folsenoe offisielle
Na9ridt: rDie &esicrune Sbrer Wta=
jeltdt bat ii1 mad reidi6er grapdsuna
enti6loHen, Die omeritanil6e Musle=
suns bes neutrality-suspicious. anSu-
nebmen. Man boft oab Die Ser. Staa
ten iebt, na9oem ibre @usleaun9 5es
@ertrases %eenebmiet woroen 1T, bereit
icin msroen, einen neuen %nmfaNsnoeren
8ertras absuidlieBen."
, 1876-12-09
Dif Tobkl1r.

N %behinmt. bas san5e ~bisberise Seilperfabren urtS
suitoben. Ole Sur wtro bur6 bas logenannte
&oDbaS rno bur6 @tnnebnen Don Sobpnloer
bewfrft, Ste aobbaSer seisen an, mo bic &rantbeit
Seit set9e1 ie BITE 2ebensfraft bes MenI6en an.
Tauienpe iinb tn ben lebter 5met Sabren in Der
9abes@ntalt, "a Stanton Str, @ew 0ort, sebeilt
morben- Inter BEN. @ebetlten beitnben i6 ptele
Ier5te uttb Ipotbefer. Ole 9obbdoer 1nterl6etter
fi9 BON anberen 8dbetn babur6, oab ie brett auf
bic &ranfbett etnwirfen, uuo ben tranfea Stoif ents
fernen, In pelder Sorm CT aud surn Soribetn
tonme. Sic limb eth @erbrennunssz poer @usi9eiz
bun9S<YroceB Der &rantbeitSItoffe Sober &rarte
wirb bet Der Inpenoune Siefer eur f~oSufasen ietn
et9ener Ilrst.- @ern Semano bnr9 etsie 8aSer 9es
betlt tit, 10 tit er pirflidy uno raotfol gebettt, pdbs
renb nod Der bisbertsen Settmetbobe BITE Wittet
sepo9nltd sefabrlt6er finb ais bic Sranfbeitielbi,
une Ii9 Siters IN 9ar6es peer iecnnodrer &rant>
SbsieiS bic evybaber aue arant6eiten, innerli8
uno auberlt9, %turiren, 10 iiuo bod bic 8irflnaer
i BET iolgenoen Rraufbeiten, Defenders pern fe lid
nod tn aeutem3 ~nitanee %befitoea, gang auBerorbents
lid: Gteber, ietbit gterpeis iino Tppbusfieber,
weroer iebr idnea, 9eIo0bnlib NIT Ia 8Goern,
@turtrt, SAILS nmS SameemS6mimSiadt pirD,
/ b~eionotrS BET innaen 9etItet II. I'm eriten Stooturl,
ssmSbnlia tei9t furirt. @aHerSndlt, 8bens
ttattsmns perSen OFT tebr i9Hsa eseetlt;
ibpbtlttiid)e &rantbetten tn ieoem @rabe. BET
aubereu Srdntbeiten, 8rano,punoet, Wes
idUiren, Stropbelm &C; IT be sStrtnng etne
UNI Sebet pom ber @trtuns at iiberseugen- Mas
9eufrebS uub BITE fo9enannte Ssart= ooer
Smcferrnbr (etne bis iest nn9etlbare aranfbetD
iSurben ee9eilt. Set lesterer &ranfbett geben %
prosent bes 3uderitofes NIT iebem Babe Sur4 Ben
llrfn al.
0ts 8aSes unb Gfnnebnes Enfper per0en mad
iebem @lab tn 2aube perlouot, Der 8reis bes
8aoezYuLpers lit SO, Der hes @tnncbrte : Bulpera
ST.. Matt ta5e f9 cine 8rni9ire iber BITE 2obfus
70 sualii4sr cher asutider Spra8e idider.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"A Stautcn Ctr, (Box 1901
3ep . ort.
, 1876-12-09

bur6 bas gis auf Dem Ganale uno ers
tranf.
9etroit. Mi6, s. Seabr. Sic
Sampftsiiel Der Sroifiden Sabrif bier
lelbite ~srpIobirtsn seitern. Gin Mann
murbe set0btet unb psrwunbet. Ser
8erluit an Dem @ebduoe betrdgt $4,000;
200 Grbeiter seratben auber Sei9diti-
9ung.
, 1876-12-09
Tranfreib.

Yaris, s. Seq. Sn elmer Deuti9en
&obinets : Sibuns eriu6te Prdlioent
MacMobon Die Miniiter lire Yortfeuils
le gu bebalten. sic Iinb wi1ens Die
Mnorbnnnsen Der parlamentaril6eu
8ruppe %absuparten.
, 1876-12-09
Spbefer @ebrmber,
lGtablirt 1867
Apptbefer 1t. Drp9uiifen,
Serfaufsa i'm @roben anb Rleinen,s
Nr. 1l44, @de IS. u. Mainfr.

0stuJitoNUt OWs
GrfnuttA Fb Den 6reuut IN uab benz gu.
Sublifum i'm Maaemeinen ihr srpbrs Eager,
ipfltes ans fp'seneen SsGen befsbt, aa3l,
bisten: Trbaen. Meptsine, gbemi fallen, Rp.
be- unp Gctltt- MltifsI, G9wdmme aorfe,
Ysrfansrien, GarbituTe, Garte. Ssle, 8snlter'
slas. Sitt etc. etc. einidIte6li1 MGss, mas
in et,fm autsa Drosen. @ei9aft sepGbnIi9 al
baben 1T.
Sie fihrsn sIeidfa0s sine srOBs Mmspab)
oiatif9sr yrsparaiiOuen ais: &preIs @eIatins,
gatsr's Gpcca, perl. @riBs, 8urn.@ tGrfe,
SafsrmsbL Sasn, Iapipca, cpnbenFGte Milt
etc. etc.
2anrretb's earanttrter @arten1aamen, no.
srn Gin SUfles M6ortrment tets Sorrdtbis til.
Concentrate Jru9t.9 Genceu, @romatii.
ranss giraffe BON ispsr SCrte, @emarse aum
@tnma6en.
5ernsr lsafsn fie bic an fmerf1amfeit auf lire
ielblfesma9tea preperate, weIde eine 2O-iabs
rtse YrObs bsftanpen aap fir pelas lie sarau
tiren tSnnen. NIB
, 1876-12-09
Stalien.

Rom, 8. Dea. &aroinal Simeoni
Isste seItsrn ben Gio Der Sreue sesen
ben YapIt ab uno wurbe als @taatgle-
fretdr einseIebt.
, 1876-12-09

RJS THE CIRCULATION OF THE.
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13

THE VALIANT PHILLIPs.-Wendel
Phillips has lately written letter to
Senator Morton thanking him "with
all his heart" for his recent reply to
Senator Bayard. The respectable news
papers of the country were not pleased
in the first place with Senator
Boutwell's unprovoked attack on Mr..
Bayard, followed up by Mr.. Merton,
that "the sea-board journals do not
faithfully represent the national
mood" He also ventures to prophesy
that eff the bugle sounds they'll be as
much amazed at the peoples uprising
as the same coward fools in 1861" 1t
is charitable to suppose that Mr.. Phil
lips is demented. The "bugles" of
1861 never brought hin to the front.
nor did the whole war elicit anything
from him but words. When such u
man raves about coward fools" he
must be unmindful of the adage that
these who live in glass house should
not throw stones.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
A Reading Merchant Visits Stewards

Tie Great Business Houses Closed -The
Dead Merchant Prince Photoqraphed-
Ihe tomb Of the SteWorts md lis for
tune.
From the Reading Eagle.
A Reading merchant on a visit to
New York writes as follows to the
Eagle under date of last night: "Tbis
afternoon | had talk with Mr.. Lib
hey, the only general partner now liv-
ing of Mr.. A. II. Stewart. The great
down town house at Broadway.
Chambers and Reed streets was closed.
No new business was transacted, but
goods bought previous to the death
had to be packed, invoiced and ship.
ped. The uptown store at Broadway,
9th and 10th streets, were also closed
The clerks are off until Friday. Flags
all over the city are at half mast. |
drove up 9th avenue to Stewards mar
BILE palace on Murry Hill. An immense
crowd had congregated. a colcred
man servant admitted me. The man
sion is elaborately furnished, and the
rooms are named after various dry
goods departments. Stewart died and
was laid out in the "lace ROOM"
The coffin is of oak, covered with
clack silk velvet. The handles and
mountings are of gold. and the lining
lie of white satin and fringe. The box
in which the coffin is to be enclosed to
preserve it from decay; is of cedar,
lined with lead two inches thick. The
plate read as follows: alexander T,
Stewart. Born October 12, 1SO3.-
Died April 10, 1876"
l attended Lenten services yester.
day IN st. Marks church where Mr..
Stewart attended for years. The edi-
dee will seat 1900. At 2nd Avenue
and 10th street, is where the burying
ground is located, and where Stewart
will rest. l walked through the grounds
to see the vault, 1t is covered with a
huge marble slab and surrounded by
an iron fence, and numbered 112. It
is ten feet deep, and contains but one
body, niece OF the family. Underta.
ker Hamil will have charge. He also
buried President Lincoln. Stewards
middle name was Turney.
After the funeral, Judge Hilton tells
me, he will direct that all the business
shall proceed as usual.
Stewards will is kept secret for the
present. 1t is almost certain, however,
that the estate will be in the hands of
Judge Hilton until final settlement.
Mrs. Stewart is entitled by law, being
widow without children, to one half
of the personal estates. Personal
tate includes all money and securities,
all goods of any kind, the machinery
aud stock of mills-in fact, everything
except real estate. Her share, there
fore, must amount to several millions
Of dollars.
Many New Workers believe that Mr..
Stewards last testament, when offered
for probate, will show some large pub
lie bequests.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
HIDDEN VOLC4NO IN
FLORIDA,
From the Savannah News.

From the Savannah News.
OF the wonderful secrets of nature
that Florida can boast of possessing
there is one upon which the eye of
mortal has not yet been permit, d to
gaze. For more than thirty years its
eXistance has been tantalizingly pro
claimed by cloud of smoke that has
increasingly assembled from an impene-
trable swamp some twenty five miles
from Monticello, in the direction Of
the Gulf coast. Learned gentlemen
for many years and from various points
have made frequent and persistent eff
forts to solve this long standing and
perplexing mystery, But up to this
time nothing bad been accomplished
beyond unsuccessful attempts to reach
the place, all of which ended in disas
ter within four or five miles of the spot
on which the supposed volcano is
thought TO be.
Judge Bell and others are now
making fresh attempt to penetrate to
this mysterious phenomenon. Judge
White of Quincy has led several expe.
ditions to that region, but in every in
stance has failed to effect an entrance
through the closely interviewer and
impenetrable underground of the
centre of the swamp, While some of
these attempts have been feeable and
inefficient, others have been well or
ganized and equipped, and led by men
of experience and fixedness of purpose
Judge White had an observatory which
he could place in the tree tops to guide
him i'll the right course. And yet this
undiscovered bourne" remains un-
trodden by the foot of traveller.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters

Relieve you instantly, and cure quicker than
any known plaster linimcnt or compound.
They are genuine pharmaceutical prepara-
tion and in no sense patent medicine.
Capcine Is recently developed powerful
vegetable principle.
Capcine is superior to electricity.
1t is the most powerful medicine yet discov-
cred.
BensOn's Capcine Porous Plancrs
Will cure your ailments in a few hours.
They are great Improvement on other por-
Gus plastcrs.
They will positively cure rheumatism, Neu.
ralgia, lame and weak back, shooting pains
IN the sides and back. spIpal affections, gem
eral soreness in any part of the back and Kid
ney Affections.
They cure where other plasters simply re-
lievc.
BensOn's Capcine Porous PIasters
Are purely vegetable.
They do not blister.
Are free from dangerous metallic and miner
al poisons.
BensOn's Capcins POrous Plasters
Possess true medicinal merits, their use en-
sure instant relief and certain cure; their
unique stionabe superiority over all other
porous plasters is endorsedby over two thou
sand physicians and druggists whose names
atone are a sufficient guarantee Of their mer-
Its. Try them. Price % cents.
SEABURY n JOHNSON.
Pharmaceutical Chemists, N. y.
kSFor sale IN Wilmington by E. Bring
hurst IL Co., 9Th and Market and Il. Mclnall,
I'd and Market. ianl9eod&we3dm-ly
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
Gov. Smith, of Georgia, has writer

Gov. Smith, of Georgia, has written
a letter positively declining a re-elec-
tion for third term. In glancing at
what has been accomplished since the
State was rescued from the hands of
Bullock in 1872, Gov. Smith says there
is cause for congratulatien. for the debt
of the State has been ascertained and
the interest on it is now regularly paid,
while the bonds of the State are rated
above par in the great centres of trade.
At the same time an education system
has been established on a solid founda.
ton, and Georgia's varied resources
are being apidly and Systematically
developed.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
rcISTER'S ORDERS.
ese,srer's Or0er.
rorsr1n's OFFICE,

..lo Connty April 9th, 1876.
N'T taiiii;cation of Phebe NJ. Hayes,
|p'r u Tue az of'My Myers Hayes, iate OF WI AZ
|ariE ,tVn,rdred, ., in said County, de-
| tl huu ~ ordered and directed BY
III; u ,bat the Executrix. aforesaid
|S.Gi;t,esta 'of' of the granting of Letters
potlce VI mon m the Estate of the
(ineaiary ,he late of granting thereof.
.l,nf ff.omghe .a,h date of such Letters. IN
iatys ,:C:t vast public places oil the County OF
\ i.,. ;ae wv, Ir,equiring all persons having
C;'us' us.',;nsi the Estate, to present the
|inA lijjsIb,y ll;js by an Act of Assembly IN such
H. iDiuSg Uvroyided. NJ And also cause tho
r'is'Is Inserted within the same PERIOD "a IN N
b. ops ~ I,5;.zette, n newspaper puoilsned
.,lI y ,,op, and to be continued therein
s V''A',a a,Ten under the hand and Seal
~, ,tosice of the Register aforesaid
| {EiL Y. Vow Castle, in New Castle Coun-
6~l.n :foresaid, the day and year above
~ y" S. G. BlGGS. Register.
fs'' NOTICE.
,,,n, having claims against me Es-
lsavdd Y. licensed must present the same
'Ia'.sS I a' IN the Executrlx, on or be.
y msiie,b 1871. or abide the Act. OF
+ AlIa ~ Y.n, such case made and provided.
l'a"' - -' PHEBE NJ. HAY rs.
Executrlx.
I,uss-Wlinington. Del.
f5-ald ,y
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
Safe BUrglary-Fresh DecelOg
nie7lfS.
The statement of the Nan ich0
Cracked the Safe.

The New York Herald correspond
ent has visited, IN Windsor Prison,
Vermont, the burglar Miles-or more
properly George E. White-who was
the chief operator in the ''Safe Burg
larry Job" at Washington. He made a
tolerably clean breast of the busince
names. In effect he stated that he We
hired by Harrington, having first been
sent for by Colonel Whitley, in New
York, and by him sent to Nettleship,
who told Miles that certain books ana
papers belonging to the District Attor-
ney atWashington were to be obtained
and taken to Columbus Alexander
The safe burglary was not suggested
at first, but came from Nettleship IN
after conversations. After getting full
details Miles sought for and found
Benton to assist him in the job, and on
his return to Washington was intro
duced to Harrington, who afterwards
controlled the operations. Mike Hayes
was to engineer the leading of Alexan-
der into the trap laid for him. After
while, when Harrington began to
show the white feather, Babcock came
into the affair and was present when
Miles explained his doubts to Harring-
ton. Gen. Babcock confirmed Har-
rington's offers of protection and said
all the promises he made would be
kept. When the time came Miles
found two men concealed in the closet
of the office containing the safe, and
went to the Metropolitan hotel to con-
suit prominent official, whose name
he will not divulge, and on returning,
the men were gone. The Job wsH
then got through with. Miles does
not think Grant knew anything of it,
but has talked with Gen. Babcock and
harrington since, about the failure of
the operation. Babcock said, Eyes, it
is bad kettle of fish," Harrington
paid $4,000, and urged the getting of
Benton cut of the way, which waS
done. Miles complains that the men
who led him into the thing have bro
ken their promises to him, and he now
proposes to unload. He claims that
the failure came from their wanting
all the Job done in one night, his plan
being to have taken the books and pa
pers to Alexander's house after one
days delay.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
A Church Singers Salary.

New YORK, April 12.-Miss Thursby.
now of DIR. Chapin's Church, is engaged
for the Tabernacle at $4,000 Il year, with
carriage from Williamsburgh every
Sunday, and her hotel bill paid by the
church. This is the largest salary ever
paid in New York to church singer. 1t
is mostly paid by private subscriptions
in the church.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
Five Kittens Born in n Lady's Lap.

Five hfttehs both III IIaUy ) Imp
"Bessie," is the name of a large and
thoroughly domesticated cat having
its abode with family living on
Wood street, this city. Yesterday af-
noon the said cat walked into the
family sitting room, occupied by a
lady visitor and the lady of the house,
and seeing a convenient resting place
in the visitors lap, was in twinkling
nesting there. After the business and
customary conversation was over the
lady arose to go, when in turning the
original "Bessie" adrift there were
found i've other "Bessies" to turn
adrift slso. The cat had given birth to
five beautiful little kittens whilst in
the lady's lap Reading Eagle.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
Eeg,ster7s order.
NvcIsTER's OFFICF,

| hEblol I'm
yvy CASTLE COUNTY, April !, 1876.
=, m application OF Harry Sharpley.
I. y" bpndred, N in said county. deceased.
..isrei and directed by the Regis
ir ths Executor aforesaid give
Z 4 tbe granting Of Letters Testa-
,pon The Estate Of the ID deceased; ss%s;"s
,.s1ents to be posted within forty days
s,date OF such Letters. in six of the
|taslic places of the county Of New Css. :.
~ lie Es'Ate to present the same or
h tyan Act of Assembly in such case
Elud provided. And also cause the same
Eterted within the same period in the
4 gslette, a newspaper published in
F,.gton, and to be continued therein
Y ,hree weeks. Z. U. D. .
81 Given under the hand and seal of
|1Bofice of the Register aforesaid. at
l Cstle, New Castle county Aforesaid.
AZ and year above written.
SC. BIGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13

LEGAL HoL1pAY.-By act of April 10,
1869, GOOD Friday" was made one Of
the legal holidays in PENNSYLVANIA,
and a despatch from Washington says
that President Grant has signed the
Joint resolution of Congress making it
a holiday for the whole country. To
morrow will be "Good Friday"
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13

THE SILVER B1LL,-The House of
Representatives yesterday concurred
known as the "silver bill" and it now
awaits the signature of the President
to become law. The silver currency
provided for under this act will be a
legal tender to the extent of five dol.
lars, as is the case with other silver,
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
NOTICE.
3csHrs
HsAM FREIGHT LIME
2Cssti.s

E.laia, dsilii dshart above Chestnut street Pm,a
Ett, W1myinato Wy ~ ., p. M, and French street
carefully and forwarded M e II; with thrSiis@s Sispatah. han
g. w. BUSH.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
NOTICE.

Llvtnon, having claims against the Es-
\ 4, The deceased must present the same
4 ntested to tle Executor, on or be-
| Anil lst, 1877. or abide the Act of
enbIy in such case made and provided.
HARRY SIIARPLEY,
Executor.
lies Wilmington, Del apr5eod3w
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
REGISTERS Order.

hRGI9rER'S OFYICR,
AeW Castle County. March 2ith. 1876,
lon Tie application OF HAYES GRAV ES
f.-anifator; c. I. a. Of Thomas p. John
Ille Of MILL CREEK Hundred, in
aa%sIlly' deceased it is ordered and di-
.A y the Register that the Administrators
t,sA,1 ,.'g, giye notice ofthe granting of Let
|aS W.. alniAlstration upon tho Estate of the
','..eo, with the date of granting thereC., i,
,;s ;slahs Advertisements to be posted
|..a s,... igfty days from the date of such
FFNh, ~, = IL six .ef the most public places
..s .,; Voaniy of New Castle, requiring all
S"h 'n's having demands against the Es-
h " PRESENT the same, or abide by an
M y assembly in such case made and pro-
H., I II anu alsoeause the same to be insert
I ,,,. s'aln tue same period in the Will
Sa t;,as.p'a .palette,a newspaper publishe in
,s,s,as,23n' N. ana to be continued therein
-eVysts, ~. .. D.
69!yen under the hand and Seal of
~ yvGce Of the Register aforesaid. at
seT Castle, in New Castle County
''"''a' 'as day and year above written.
5, c. BIGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
NOTICE

n ,.ts shaying claims against the Es-
f,,,a... .,sIs deceased must present the same
,. i',e''ei L, 70 the heAdministrator on or before
n ,ra. ~, ~, or abide the Act of Assem-
'''-sa case made and provided.
HAY ES GRAVES,
atl,s,.,,, Administrator &. T. A.
ashland. Del. mar2yeod3w
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
THE NEW CASTLE COUNTY

y 4
NO. eO2 MA KET STREE
INSURES AGAINST FIRE,
HOUSES AND ALL OTHER
UILDINGs WITH THaIR CONTENTS
Fol periods of time varying m 3months
erm OF years.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM TATNALL, WILLIAM CAN ~,
JAMES BRADFORD GEO. RICHARDSON,
GEO. G. MARls, JOHN JONES,
CHAs. W. Rowland CLEMENT Is. SMITH
EDw D BRINGHURsT, JAMES RIDDLE
EDWARD L. BELLAH A. Z. SHANNON
AsAToN RICHARDSON, GEO. III. BATES,
NJ M. CLEAvER-
WILLIAM TATNALLL, Pre't,
ANIL SMITH. sec'y. feblo
Lrlksr NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON,
oEPosITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS,
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT.
GORGE d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
aid up Capital. 100000
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
iBhed to regular Depositors without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursdays, at
A. NJ.
DIRECTORS:
cement b. Smyth, George W. Bush,
hIael Pusey, Eli Garrett
Henry s. McComb, Joshua T. Heald,
Daniel James, William Tatnall,
Edwar Belts. mar2S
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
REGIsTER's ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
EvT CASTLE COUNTY. April 3. 1876
fg,the application Of Emmor e. JefIeris,
| |.,moi Elizabeth Jeheris late OF Wilmil.,
Hsaire1, in said county, deceased; it is
EEiand directed by the Register that the
|RgtOr aforesaid, give notice of the
|als Of Letters Testamentary upon
state OF the deceased, with the
\ Of granting thereof. by causing
|FEteuent; to be posted within
|uiay from the date of such Letters. in
EGihe most public places OF the county of
FClsle, requiring all persons having de-
Eiiganstth Estate to present the same,
lNle By an Act Of Assembly in such case
| !, all provided. And also cause the same
|elt'ertet within the same period in the
tlle,te, q newspaper published N
|lzllg,on, and 10 be continued therein thu &c
Ea E.Q. d.
~ Given under the hand and seal
SpII \of office of the Register afore-
'IAL /,aid, at New Castle. in New
~ Castle county aforesaid the day
F Ia A.9ge written.
S. C. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
81 lia..i having claims against the Es-
|a;s.! .-.4eceased must present the same
4l} ist'led to the Executor, on or
t@H d':l 5d.. 1877, or abide the Act OF
ia'E'y il such case made and provid ed l..
EMMOR c. JEFFERIS.
J.. Executor.
a.. '+...4i'e''-EIam, Delaware County, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-13
hEGlSTER,s ORDER.

w. RRGIsTER's OPFIoF,
r,on f5" INV castle County. March Is. 1876.
\, XIV Inc application of Bepjamin N.
IN | Bti hiAefatOr Of GEORGE YOUNG late
ss,, Lion Hundred, in said County
.,,,sl ,,rsa' i I Is ordered and directed by the
st.s NJ mat the Executor aforesaid, give
tisnT u nua ,ae granting of Letters of Admins
4 dlts 1rVn ~ the Estate of the deceased, with
.tssSoIl ol granting thereof, by causing ad-
,T ,Ia Its IL be posted within forty da,,
III pnSGg.e OF such Letters, in six of the
Ill ruol? ta places of the County of New
sir,t tba tIbauiFflnp Fp all persons having demands
IN byaa Estate, to present the same. or
hct OF Assembly in such case made
sitel ,ieS, r;,S;, And also cause the same to be
i,ttte n 'Iin the same period in the Daily
-ngtob sra newspaper published in Will
ssEs IL ~ ~ 10 TO be continued therein three
ts OSven underline hand and Seal of
= V VVage oil the Register aforesaid, at
i,e.aiJ castle, in New Castle County
4''ae day and yea, above written.
). 9. B1GGS. Register.
An pe,,oD, NOTICE.
Fe d 6jittiblohs tba having claims against the rs.
'l7 a,tss, deceased must present the same
st.e NessId u the Executor. on or
Asembiv - loth' E's.. or abide the Act
III such case made and provided.
, BENJAMIN N. OGLE.
City. Del. mats5eodSW, oiT,
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