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TIE DISASTER At PLEVNA.
THE RrSSTfNS' pLiN or CtMP iTGN
JIRi BfDLy DER 4iNGID
No Progress Possible untn Mrhcm~t All aud
Osm"n Pnshn shaken from their
Tinnks The Hussinn Advance In Asia.

Tinnks The Hus.inn Advance In Asia.
IoNDoN, Aug. 5.-Thc first movement of
the Russans toward Carrying out that plan of
the campaign heretofore forcshaduwod IA tho
one likely to be- selected. mas resulted in the dis
asst Of Il'ynn. The purpose Of the Rus-nn
Generals ohviou-lv was 10 wheel around thcir
right and lrit wrgs toa line parallel with the
Balkans. takinc Tirnova ~ "a pivot. and thus
force OHman ru-ha and Mchcmct Ali back
acr,-s the mounii'ns ON their respective lines
of rctrrat. Iu'- accomplished. and Osmnn
rasha and M'hrmet Ali prevented from effect
INK % Jun tiun b, tho forces under Gen. Gourko.
which were monnwhiic TO establish themselves
south OF the Balkans. the Russian campaign
would have been beyond danger Of failure or
serious interruption. Tho promenade aeross
the Danube and TO- and over the Balkans. while
the Turks remained idle in their camps and
lolirc.= -. WIS perhaps sufficient to justify the
idea of the Russians that they hal only t. AL
vance to insure that the Turks should rcircut
Il was this feeling which led the Russians into
the fatal ambush ot PlrNna ~ fortnight neo. and
which on Tuesday sent an inferior for To-
nvenEo that disaster on victorious army in
fortified positions. The result ia that all is
chaos pgulu ls far a- our knowledge Of tho -iin-
ation IL concerned. and that ncws dispatches
from the front are full of pani'ky or "NaeEcr-
atrd rumor-. 4 ictated 10y the hopes or fears of
either side lui the salient fat i- unIu' STONED
that the luS-iane have been checked. and their
campaign cannot make amy progress until they
have shnk "n ofi Mchcmci All and O-man rashn
from their fauks. Meanwhile. Gourko's task
/ south ul tho Balkans is rendered morr and
moro serious daily hy the con "uirlt N and
ot-nni2ltlon oi Suiciman P,s!a's forcOs The
koumauian railway is mnuopolI2cl rs the
do-pa''n.of reouioreem. nt- from ihr camp of
I l. 1 B.. 4Ii
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LowrLL. Miss Aug 3 Prof $. Emmons
BROW i' lhruio-im Summary VI Ro'hVsteT, y .
dird NDIv TO-DAY col tNl huld icNrr.
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BEIpGIoET. Aug. 5-John Conkling. an
afd .,nlemHn whn resided AT Fairfield, Mas shot and
hilrd b, Ncor.e Atn last niaht The shooting resutet
huhl u quarrel Allen hN, been lodged IN JaIL
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weather once Prediction,

AZ llulnuts, at . \ NJ, CO.; G, GO; o. 7o',
, 1877-11-16
THE SILVER DOLLAR.
IN shs Editor al Thf Tribune,

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-The silver dollar, 80 es.
scntial to the welfaFu Of the country, ID exposed
TO new danger. Tho ery heretofore has been
that tlla silver dollar 10 worth but % " %
scuts, aud therefore 1t would he dishonest TO
pay our debts In this deprecated currency.
Nov, the very samc men opsMsc the emonet[za.
tIon OF s1ycI because 1t would Immediately rise
10 lnr, and tho holders OF silver bullion would
nlakp eeyeu or eight Centa Oh every dollar. They
therefore propose to lcvy tax GU thu cuia1Gu
Of silver etlu.l 10 tho difference between sflvtr
bullion anl silver coin. II tax OF seven cr,Its
on tho dollar, Ut any other sun. Is laid TIL thu
coinage of silver, Il viii to that extrnt
discourage, and perhaps entirely pFollih.
II, lha cofnage o{ silver. 0oll il now
cuinct free, ai,a las tic advantage uyer
silver ut present ia other respects. II tlotc
who n,ly,xutc All exclusive guild bas!s, 6ecuuse
silver IL deprecated rally ls.ite to .ee tue Two
metals approximate IN value, they ought 10 lay
thc tax On gold and culn the silver free. II the
GuFe5nmrIt icstrus to realsxa the proht from
tue rise In yatuc uf silver, let her buy hundred
millions It ouro and coiu II a sreilv ~ possic.
She could net eng&ye in = morc proasaols ouss.
meas. ...-.
Tue Eastern cities arc sending delegations to
tudutnce Congress- and the President, perhaps
unw,ltiHglY, 10 lO W q rTucl wfuuK. Nhy
&holld not tho cltics Of Tho West send leleCa.
ttuns to atk for simple Justice, which Is ali VIC
tesifel Every HtatI who tan wr!tu bis 0atfe
ah.,lltl pour Into Washington letters and pctt-
iinns III favor Of restoring the silver dollar
which has been stolen from US without our con-
scut, J. II. kEDxlE.
, 1877-11-16
SPRINGFIELD.
Directions fran tho Ooternor With Regard
to JtcsiutslttOna-Tte afilftla-tiankrupts.

Directions frnm tho Ooternnr With Regard
to Rcput.ittnns-The afllftta-tsankrupts.
Rpsr,at Etnasrs ~ The thfenao 7r1sHns,
SphfHnY1EL,, ILL.,, Nov. 1h-Un account OF
tl,e receipt at tho Executive Office Of numerous
applications for re1ufsitfons by officers Of tho
law which are not in the form prescribed by the
department, the Governor has Issued circular
TO ahcrEf1s prescribing tho 1nalncr In which ap-
plicatonb must to male. Tie circular quotes
Secs. . to II. Chap CT, Revised Statutes Of illi-
rnfs, and see. 5,273 Of the tinted States Stat
utcs. The regulations prescribed may he sum-
married. As follows: The petition must stats
when tho crime Was committed, and fur
nssh the name Of 1t and competent person
Is messenger 10 whom the warrant may Issue
10 10 to receive md return the fugitive. When
The application be tnaie, based upon an tn1ict-
tneut found, two copies OF tho indictment, ccrt1-
tle,! by the Clerk untcr tue seal Of the Court In
which tho Indictment was found, must accom-
pany the petition. In case the application be
not bnkcl upon an indictment, the petition muAt
bc In duplicate, accompanied by M affidavit or
complaint sworu to bcfore magistrate, eon-
tatnisg concise abatement Of the ot5cnse, antl
charging that The fugitive committed the same.
No reflulsiion will be issued iii n',y case 10 =.
stst ia collecting debt or enforcing civil
Tcfncy against pcrton who has left The State
| Eapecfal carc will bc taken III Cascs VI false
| nrGtensc. rlnhczzfe1ucnt, and snsllaf crltnts.
Ii the olTcnsc bc stut recent occurrence. gotrl
reason must be given for tho delivery In making
application.
General Order NJ. o0r issued to-day by the
| t;byrrnur md Cunmandcr.in-C Chief. cnHrcsns
tho discharge 0f enlisted tnen In the militia,
anu requires that, whenever Il shall be nclcs.
sary, Tor good rttson, y discharge al enlisted
man, the Commanding officer ot the company to
which tie belongs shall certify the facts aud for
ward the SAINT IL tile AlIutant-ticncr1i oE the
| Slate through the intermediate cutnnsandcs*t
each Of wtlutIl will tn,lorse thereon his approval
Or dlsapprovaf. Final netion viii b. taken bs
the tiuyernor anil Cointna1luer-tn-Chicf. II dis
approved, the certificate will TIC returned. II
approved, It will l'c retained, and uroTer dis
| Charge forwarded. 4 certificate Ol disability
iruu, rcgimrntai surgeon shall take tho samc
curlrsc- .
Ills creditors to-day flied petition In bank.
ru,try against Henry e. Windsor, merchant
| uf l1uyana, Masnu County.
.Tanles II. ut..srek, Of Athens, Meuar1
County. MI extensive farmer anl catt1e-dcalcF,
| was to-lay atJudgcd bankrupt. Liabilities
heavy,
, 1877-11-16


for tho funeral arc not yee completed, though
the time Hxe,i upon is II o'clock SATURDAY morn.
ing. Tho services will b. held n the late resi-
tlenre of Mr. Coolbaugh, but It is uncertain as
yet who will conduct them. There Is some talk
Of Inviting the Rev. F.. sullivan. Of Trinity Epls-
copal, and ths RcY. W. 4. Bartlett, formerly Of
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL, hut now pastor III
Presbyterian church in indianapolis. Tho latter
was IN Intimate friend Of the deceased
banker. The elergyfnen and The pall-f,carcss
will bo dcrtdcd upon tD.day, as Mrt.
tic will have chatgc Of tho ceremonies at the
irousc. It WAS At Arst the tlcsirc Of Mr. Cool
tauRh's children by Its dsst wife to hare stis
remains taken 10 lusllngton, la. for burial but
l,auxt,, and the tntcrmcnt will therefore take
p1ave at Gracelan.l. II was also proiosed at QUO
time to hare The funeral services at Dishop
Chcney'a church, of which Mrs. Cootbaugh Is a
member, but for some reason change was
made,
, 1877-11-16
CLEARlNG.IIOU6E.


A meeting Of tho Clearing lfouso Association
was held yesterday afternoon ut o'clock for
The purpose Ut aakug action OH the death Of
Mr. Coobaugh, its first President, aud late
member Of tho. b,dy. There wcre present
Mcssrs. John dc Ilovcn, Rol Smith, s. n. Nick-
ersou, j. b. sturgis, Nelson Ludingtou, ].
Irving Pearce, Grlrge l.. Otis. George Fuller,
OrBon Smith, j. O. Kutter. Byron Smith, 8. Eft
]lnccr, lsaac ]. I.uinbarti, J. q. Orchard, N.
Nou,oe, II. b. Dox, and others. The meeting
WIS called to order by the President Vi the As
socation, Mr. John De- HoTen, who said that
the announcement Of Dir. couIbAugh's sudden
death had caused shock To all, and particular.
ly to hs colleagues, ~ many Of xlioln were
present. This meeting had therefore been called
iur the PURPOSE Vi takipg suuh srs!on Is would
testify their Teancet to Ais memory.
An opportunity wnx glsen tar remarks, but
nohoiy seemed dcasFous OF saYtnx anything
Alr. SOL Smith theEctron lnostd slis appulnt.
resolutions expressing tho feelings OF the Asao-
riation. Tho motlou prevailed, and the Psesl-
dent appointed q such Committee Measra- Sol
Smith, .. 81. NtekeTpo1l, and ]. u. 6tusRls. Tue
Committee retired Tor 4 few minutes, sud Fr-
ported tho following
AxsoLuTloss: ....
WuxAsAt, Announcement Of tho death Of the
ins Sesu nsds 10 s1ls As.oei.oa; therefore, be it
Tsaufr<a. Tint Ibis Association has heard vito
feellnKs Of profound Fexset the announcement of
lhe death Ut one of it, ucnbcrt anh IL aFst resl-
dent, the I1un. William +. tuoinan9b, lakS Pscsl-
dsns Of lbe Uulun National Bank. -,
Es4oifsd, TnAt, H. tbs death ot Mr. coulbsuxh.
this Association ha4 lost ons Of IT, most Acti.e,
useful. and valued u,smuets,-ons whore eounsels
sad advice hAyc always been sought aud appts-
cI4ts4, and hose dealh e4uses = void mol easlIJ
QlleJ,- ,-uae wuo, Rtlsr I long and Active business
cuscts, hss left beh!ul hul lbs reputation OF au
upright, Intelligent, suceekssul basnss. man.
cIvat sud Escal integrity whoss talents
aud ability tvlh Ia husIurss md In public life hASe
gained fuf h!n easaUle aud wias's pEeld reputa
tluu and the confidence and fespcet Of bis nsaocl'
alce in bis suea! srIat.ona 10 has sndeaEtd him
erlf 10 large circle Of al classes and conditions.
ihose la Tie most quiet walks Of lis, who Will. W
feel assured, hxsf Of bis ucalh With feelings q
stucsts and heartfelt ses1st. lie leascs tG
with honor. aud tho appreciation Of 4
long and active eoaaection Of great value.
Ks$elss4. That ~ token Of fasoees 10 hL
, 1877-11-16
GoLDITEs BULLD0ztNG THE PRESIDENT.


CHICAGO, Nov. l5.-iiow woull 1t do for
meetings To bo held BY shc advocates Of THO
Silver bill, aud committees appointed TO sec the
President, and petition. cxtcnsiyely siuncl and
presented to him, that the recent visits OF tho
Eastern "go!dltes" may be ollset IN their
effect On tho PRESIDENT
These men are leaving nothing uudonc that
they think can aid thcm III holding tho people
by the throat. liavtog wicketlly aud corruptIy
obtained the decentralization VI our silver dol
lar, they are now determined to uphold tho Ill
famous deed. What ths President should do,
at the leaet, IL 10 sign any bill which sinply
Isstores th9 statu 4u' VI thu silver duaiar
Tue people having been trlckel out of 1t will oe
eattailed With notnlug Icsa than ~ restoration.
All other quettlOua eonncctrI With silver cur
Tency might le deferred until this etatu quo
should be established. Thch the question VI
the salatlon Dstrecn silver ard gGlI, that u
free cnlnaxa, that Of sny change ct tue legal.
toudcr quality of particular silver coins, and All
other such questions, could b. carefully conslI.
cred. blt now, ant At once, the people should
ahoE thclr Indignation II tho outrage prrpetra-
ted regarding the silver currency, and meet ftl
every desirable way tho tTNkatrFs and "wrcck-
ers who pnth themselves into eyea the pres.
tnce Of the President. and seek to pledge him
~ ald lheul III holding what they bass ~ wrong.
fully taken frotn the people Vox r.
, 1877-11-16
THE SAYINGS BANKS,

CHICAGO, Nov. Ie.-lt would be unjust TO
Green y. Raua,, Commissioner, and the other
others Of the Intesual Revenue Bureau, to al-
low the impression to prevail that they s5e per
sonalIy disposed tu override tbs Just claims Of
our savings banks, solvent Or tusoavent. No
such disposition il ,panltcstcd. Tns advocates
Vi the bauks received !hu very brat attention
repeated hearings. and full weight to ali ihclE
arguments aud citations Of authority. Gen.
Haun tndicst&d, without saying It In w many
words: " shoH me- how can serys your clicnts
III actordancs With thu law, md shall b. very
glad 10 do It." J; hIRkLA1p.
, 1877-11-16
CnI10k.

WAsutAo1qs. d. T., Nov. la-The cotton
svturus Of til DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture made
the frat week In November compare, the prod
uet In bales, in tbs following comparison by
States, with the crop Of last year: Texas has
the lowest percentage, aud would be still lower
but for Is per ceat hcea&s oi the afcA Ar
kansas and tennessee st2n1 high. rot only ~
reason Vt the Eood crop. but because thcir Yields
xere relatively low lat year. Alabama L.
aboEs l00, only beca1Ss her lsst crop was : very
poor one. Ths figures arc ~ fvllows; North
, 1877-11-16

memory. thcac rcsoutions he pltctd on thc rec
ards u this srs.,cistun. and that crr,1rt! copy
cea.cf1 with assurance Of the tecp AMI heartfelt
sympathy of this Arrociatson In their bercnsc.
rnent. .. ...
Etsotrrd, Tint this ArsociAtton will attend the
funeral at Mr.. (nnisa,Irh in n hofy. md that,
ahoald such funcral occur I'M huslnct. day, tho
ankr connected with tht. hsFuraton b: closed
during The honsr hcYnted 10 The funeral eesviccr.
The resolution. were unanimously adopted,
and tho meeting then adjourned.
, 1877-11-16
lilckY ESCAPE.

Spsctd! Dt<uuteA 10 TAG fAscaJo T7b4R<.
B1.NARcK, u. T., Nov. l5.-licut. Kisshlng-
buries' Black Hills scouting party from ttantl-
Ing Rock was takcn Ia by baud VI Rruls ln-
Iiaus On th1 North Fork OF the Cheyenne River,
and only escaped by surrendstinz their atu,s
and few captive indians they were bringing "
standing Kock. The party his Just AsElfcd safe-
II Al their post. badly scared.
, 1877-11-16

Carolina, 0l; sonth Carolina, 10: Georgia, g;
FturI1a, o.; Alabama, lU3: Mississippi, ~;
Louisiana, 07; rrsas, -: Arkansas. no: Ten
nr.rte. 1l5, This fmiieates ntt,ut Der cent rc-
tuct[on ri thr aggregate of last year, even II
the future OF tile picking should be as faTorablo
a8 that VI 18Th.
, 1877-11-16

TIE CONDENSATION GASES
1galntt Noclc. Junkcr Il Co. anI Ford, Oliver
4 Co. wcrc called up Yesterday morning by tho
District Attorney before Judge blohsett to
compel ths defendants to show their hand,
Nessrs. +. Juessan aud G. II. Roed appeared
for the whisky men.
ME, Jucssen asked leave to tlo amended an
swers in all tho four cascs, setting up tho agsce
mcnt Of immunity between the defendants aud
the Government.
AIF. REED stated that the defendants relied on
The promtsc Of the Government that these con-
detnnat!on casos should not be prosecuted In
confederation Of thelE having testified fully and
fairly OH bshal! Of the Government against tha
otllcr whisky men.
Judge Bsngs said ho had no objection 10
having tho answers filed, but wanted tho cases
ret for trial - soon - posaIble,-at least by
next Monday.
Mr. Reed wanted more time. Hs said tho
chief witnesses Oh their side were tho Hon,
Leonard swctt and Mr. Sidney Smith, and tho
latter Was not In the city:
Judge Blodgctt said tho cases must 10 tried
next week, and, after SONS further discussion
aud fighting for lime, they were Set for Monday
next,
This amended answers Of ths two arms are all
Similar and set up that. on tho a7th
q December 1872 ths defendants l,S e..
keFCQ 4utu all 8IGAukCu4ENt Will kH4
Government by which u was aErse1
that il they would testify frankly aud truthful.
" when required in reference to conspiracy
AMONG resialn Government officials 10 The Inter-
nal Revenue SesyWo aud other paTsles. then
known to exist, whereby tbs honest niAuufse.
tuse OF distilled spirits, aud the colleetion of
Tho tax thereon, had been rendered practlcsi!y
Impossible, and should plead guilty to ono
eouRt In an indictment then pending against
then, tn the Dl4tElgt Court, and should with
DRAW their pleas In suule condemnation cases
t!en pending axulnst thelr property, then tue
Government would Iecu!t airy aud all hsscss-
nebts made aga!nst them, and would make
no moru assessments, nor begin any
mofe proceedings on aecnuut OF past violations
VI tue ReSG1ue law, nor impose any penalties
nor tof!elturea. The defendants claint to tlayo
keDt thciF part oi thu sgfecmeut, aud cherEs
toat tue present sults ara auonxtloss whtch
tIs GuYespMent pruml lsa4 not to push. aud tAst
they should therefore be dismissed.
lbs Au Sable Dlstlllery rascs were also cA!lcl
up for trial. hr. c. II. Cfuhkhtte. the chiel
onsndek there, aud Mr. Acnry u. Cnnklln. his
sois aSstAtxnt, were pre4tnt IN court, AID eacA
o1e pleaded guilty to the trst count tn the i0-
oGtMeht aaaiIst him. Tue Indictment wa
tlen dlstnlsse1 as to Wi1iiatn Rullcy, 4 b.
enscs, aaa Charles Couklio, the other de-
Nr. Swett then aaked to have sentence aus
pended until he eould prepare 4 stAtament Ia
submit to the Court.
~ Cloukhits explained that be Htahed "a
.MaAf b. statement in TUG furm al lsttAr 10
tcS Judge, settling out Ill the tactA-
'ua&e b!odxett xala hs iuteadod to - to ID
, 1877-11-16

l1anapolix about the In; Df December TO es-
gopu atout twn nr three wcuks. f'y ngrremcrt
with ,1u,lgc hangs It was ARRANGED thai the
statement should bu rcally Immediately On tho
Judge's return.
, 1877-11-16
IN GENERAL,

IN GENERAL.
J.s.nARxEs.
Home weeks agu suit hv caplaa was begnn |
against TITO firm VI ]. y. Barned d Co, Of tl'as
city, charging then, will, having made false
statements n. to their property and splvrnry, tn
orlcr to obtain consignment of q few hundred
dolTnrs' s'wost ot goo,ls Ycser'fHyJ s. bartcs c'l
MI affidavit In tie casc stating that tho Eotxls
wrro purcllase.l by the solicitation OF the New
York i1rm, that nfteswartt statement wns made
t,y him OF tho f1rnls condition. but that the
statement ut the time wns true. and tic hFm
WAS then solvent, though soon after, owing to
losses OF oycr $sd oo0 In amount, II waa conf
tpllcd to make m assignment. The statements
nude In tAe letter to tho Now York Itrm were
made With the belief that they werc true. mud
without any intention to decclyes and Mary NJ
barnes then owned. Us stated, s3S fcet u choice
residence property In tl,c City Of Chicago. The
New York creditors were not deceived thereby
nor induced to sell any Ronas.
TIE BEEHIVE
In tho Hterrhanss', Farrncra' d Mechanical
| Savings Bank case, Judge Williams yesterday
ovcstulcd the motion Of Michael Gormlry for
change Of venue. lie was brought in as de-
| fcnlant to petition br tho Ketciycr, wh0 OBJ
| ta!ned an Injunction to prevent him from prose
cutting esFta!n suits aga1sI t as s; a'1 H. s r,
" ~ - ',..sa., af's,o ~ ra,,. III the nort}a.
or ono side Tu.t Join In tho petition. uorn'Gy
was t,etthcr plaintiff nor defendant, and was not
entiaiea - e''ase .',s ,;,,,i,'n ,smt..ci sstn
himself, but hs request dn. w.. refused
| sEa' , T., H.,
Eliza lynds annE ne s o,,1sp ios'es IT, ~ ae
s ais.rttcI hrr o, lie 9Th n October. ISL,
only fur months oftcr tller marriage, and
having listened for hls ioot.tev. these tx ycars
1s.f t,nMt. 1tt<r4h
p"1s, ,n.i, Visrh.r nian firl II st,is,iar hill.
sosGpn a: nsehe. a.so , naen n't '.ai..n ~,
nneIcI.'t ats. ,,s. ~. s.,, hI,,1o.. mi - u,
statemeh1k Fe9a!ti''e !.s n"u % ~, I'M LII,
adherence to dlty. he enargss i,as t ~ "e w t nas
fank a ,e ohss wesk ant IL Ii. @ patsc |:
last exhausted.
Judge siuorc granted .leerccs of divgrce ~ the
IaMos tfo1I,n HaJt f.r ctvcti"n Of iarremy
Eml'o a'ac 5o,n Cas R1Sssliead1s IT, 9,as Sf'r't1;
and julia a. Coitoh from Ut. y. a. eo1ton' on
The same grul'flt'.
rhoma. ps sS'aas aaa sists s5s1s' es%! sui. p
sSot sSo,ofd ,p Jo" Byrne an cfaari IL Drskc.
hll avass e Ja,ncs st. Bryait, i,oGersa s., Leila,
ami rnttis Il. Bryau,. Satiic Il, anil Anus Il,
W 1s,,'I,H tr,,t,cr c' K,;,,c nnStew f q
Wi95.on: W +. AtktnsGn '.o W. u Wtefton, Ma.a', 9.
Scoyillc, Ezru white, Day:I Stuart. and tle Cily
IN i.ots i, I. aud oI Lots s to s, Inclusive, Ut
b'1sk ~ y inc VFt9ima % ioMm ,''. VI wn'eago
DGMt'ls o'ushei. INV = . o.t M .aes s 81 Nv, IN M
y. N,tso, " GfseIoSe .neftEaEG ~ S:oU ~, ~
Lot. II: %, and 10 blocx O. In sut1ons Adai'
HANKRurTcf MATTERS: :.
James T.. yexs an; rtv H to Ill.,, n,,,,,n IT, ~ ~
f,r ,!srSrri tankrunt Yesterday. Their secured
aI,ts nrc ii nj ~ ami tho 1l1.scr1iretl 81 81
, 1877-11-16

Happy tIdlngs for nervous sufferers. and thosa
who have been uoteI. dragged. and 9uackud.
l'n!rcrnlschers Electric I1e:ts c6ectnally cure
premature debility. weakness, and decay. Hnok
and .ourltaI with information wurta Thousands,
mailed tree, Address Puiyermacher Galsantc Co..
Cincinnati, @.
, 1877-11-16

1.apTSER xsrTrn-wirU s,tns EITNFR
asttss YE specls. u ANAL Reon;.bls easiasss ef
viii ~ In anil tls stosr eApit.l u onlY
wanted 10 meet The Ands Ut Increasing tfa1s.
ettcrsntes HlJsa and Fe4uIrsd. AddfsA ~ Tribune.
1,AnrxEn wASFEp-pt BUSINESS NAN Pho.
ncleal Ia all e1tcc xurk: will give $tauD equity
IN lol 70 rwrnS sstund'st ne*I !bt estaae AoH ~
Tribune uHGs.
, 1877-11-16

4 coNPLETK ETotkHuusk FOR ALL HOUSE.
"A hold " ushey movable koods. ~ % IN hAa*
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-13
STATE OF MICHIGAN, |
COUNTY OF VAN RUREN.


Alta session OF the Probate Court for SAID
county, held at the Probate Office, in the viii
lage OF Paw Paw on the 30th day OF June, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-seven present Alfred j. Mills, Judge OF
Probate, in the matter Of the estate Of Francis
E. Fowler. deceased, on reading aud filing the
petition, duly verified, OF Daniel Fowler, pray
ing that administration of said estate be grant,
ed to himself or some other suitable person
Thereupon it Is ordered, that Saturday, the
28th day of July 1877, at ten o'clock IN the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing Of said
petition, aud that the heirs at law of SAID de-
ceased. and all other persons interested in said
estate, are required to appear at a session OF
said Court, then TO be holden at the Probate
Office, in the village OF Paw Paw. and show
cause, il any there be, why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted: And it is
further ordered that said petitioner give notice
to the persons interested in said estate, of the
tendency Of said petition, and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy OF this order to be
published in the TRUE NoRTHERNER, a news
paper printed and circulated In said county, 8
successive weeks previous to said day OF hear
ing.
ALFRED j. MILLS, Judge of Probate.
ca true copy,) 1928