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, 1877-05-22

NNfAtAIION N1TE3s
CutcAHo-Thttc arc now four seanopers en-
gagged In the Iron trsds between Chicago and Ea-
canata. They arc tho Two Fsnn.es, A. II. Moss,
a. j. Rogers. md William Jones Two men wcrs
Aw!mmlnx In the fty river near the foot Of North
Ffanklin street, yesterday. Capt Gnnd should
send ono of hga Sorth.Sfde men down that way to
prevent people from showing their nudity la broad
daylight 1.-THE stnr Nlvesade, from Dettolt, Is
expected In hi, morning, and will commence
The prop Garden city and large Il. T. Chntch.
from Osden:buss. and tbs prnp Cleveland. t,w.
Tbes I'D .fe here ea fe1 eaPsss q
XXX spesawel!. comparative: stranger. from
se he;
H. @!h :s!s i!as p'GR ss: '.S .sa ns' u:
The sehr wooien. While Leins towed p ap i,s @ sisef
Saturday. struek the .ehs Adratc quarter ind had
hes oalwafkt s!iRat'y damaged .nooltt1e !. max.
,ehr Nerf liz h.i ~ .ons ~ af of her ser
sstansheons 51ashel IN bump with nnother xosrel
Roft i 81 Il PEI d.y in the ianbsf trade betwee,
bu.tso aSa Green i,sy: .pan',.n,s floating els
S e. the s!a =: .' il
Of corn to-day. Martin Do7Ic, we'll. known
1s.t a.yeas:o1d .oe hy de.th
In from below with m,sceraneout earYocf The
prep Pre- Jsy Goula hsought esr4o ef sandrcs ffum
naHato ytslctuaJ.+s.l Tie sour Magic thompson
gu. Ike. C. e. % q iafa o Isaasio st} st9e
lark is receiving new ripper works.. The sail neet
into d.y dock to hasra leak stopped: 80 ta,ess
ID II. p u .hs
.hs Spsa;as Of tho nml sraet
rornina there were, thir!y sstgees 1t tho doeks,
and beso.c tho day closed fully fosay were noscd,
O'Clock In tho evening. An advance Of aoc TIL piece
stud wnt Reported, snd In 4 few curcs inch mEll
fl.n m sold a. m adranee Of aoc otes Saturdays
OIuEn rnn7B-A letter has been received It
Erie from The secretary of Tic Navy In which he
positively siales that ihc United state. steamer
spprupratlon will not allow il. Tie In!ted sssses
revenue cutter Perry Will psobahlf be put Into
:s'vss Tts1s .s, ';s '.fTs tsa; q aoss,E e: II
vesscis arc troubled md delayed " them: Tbs
heioto she got on the Kortn Naalton lsand. This
iuskeeon Tor The i'oom GompsnI, :. rio Eris
Canal ..mr Remington gut od l'eldav with her
&C. to FL
prop Benton II carrying IN Iron bridge fs01l Cicve-
lard to sheb"Ysan; ;...Alonzo Merritt. Of Onsona.
est In The sehr Alice Crais. whish va wrecSed
four rcars acu. nettlon in bankruptcy wus died
asatn+t isovrt J. li"ckett. =. rclroit. on satus.
Worth ii barge Mckeefoi ia!sly :s%s
Cd NoeamaSosa 1slald. with i,0oy hi wheat
" board. she was struck by n,ass u Ice and ned
ths Anshot inaaranes Company THE prop Bsrt.
between Cleveland and Saginaw This wsex .,.TAe
been raised an, placed In dry.doek 1t Fort fiurun
-. Tho eaulkers ut Clarx'a dry docks. Detroit.
;h :ttusk s:tutday fSs peE d.y md wsre to!d
Company has contracted 70 deliver 3 w tons Of
talls al Green Day, End 4. 0o0 tons VI Duluth.
, 1877-05-22

AN n EoGs
ro1tision that tams very nchr proving dltas.
trons 10 tho yesaels occurred during tho fog last
Thursday morning At 2:30 O'Clock. III sheboYg1n
TIM lumber Aehss l.. II. Mason and Willie LoutIt
were the unfortnnates. They both left 1.udtneton
Tuesday evening, The drat-namcd with a cargo Of
timber and the latter with lumber. Tho soK was
very heary. and great care tn the part of rs.sel
masters ma was necessary dnring ita prevalence.
rhc Captains Of tho Mason and 1tout,t blew
tlseir fog.horns regularly enough, but They
were aha6ts 10 ses eacf, other until It
pto.ed e4uslly damaging To- both; but II was
lnekr II was no wosae. The Iou.it was On tle
ssnrboaed tack and tho hTsson IN the mort tecK
when the col! sion occurred. and both were sailing
At the rate .! about ave miles nn hour. The crash
Ietu ted In tho loss Of buwsprtt md neitbcauB to
ths its Mason; and Inc Loqth ta,i pIahthead and
! hole knocked IN her bulwarks. her iIb. boom
f1, fsr11nK: snd one tide of het hw,prt sh.ttetsd
ION had kent little 10 tho .w,ndwatd hc would
nave s*oidcd thu collision. j will co-t about SO
each 10 repair tue dAmnge. 10th ycsscis arrived
yesterday.
, 1877-05-22
WISCONSIN,.

WISCONSIN,,
6psefdt DispdteA to Iht TttbunA
WooDsTock, Rthiand Co.. May 11.-.The
prospects Tor wtnler-wieat are the beat haye
seen for number Ut years. We are getting on
well With rorn.plantsng. First pt4n,t.,r Just up
aud Eootl stand,
8pectaf 0tspatch to ne 5f;oune
5ANKsvlLLs, Mis., May 2t.-plowing for
corn IL nearly completed. Some Of the curly
running ut,. We have had no vet weather to
tn1urc tho crurs., Too dry until this week.
Goou showers, AMI warm.
Sptefal DtrpatcA TO 1as 1ffoune
.FRAtHiE Du Sac. s4uk TO-, WE, May el.-
P]oEtng for corn abont oil done, and i've are
finishing up Planting. Corn IL censing ur good,
Been very ury allI cool nnti1 the pust week.
Fluc showers anl warm rains. W4eIt and oat1
1o0k very good.
Special Dttpdsch 10 Tie Tribune.
MARSHALL, Wis, May 2L-Curn nil planted.
The t,Fuspert Is fine. beautiful growing vratl.
CT. Farmers encouraged.
, 1877-05-22
THE COMMERCE OF 1875'6.

WAsnixsrax. .. C.. Nay 17.-Ths annual r..
port Of Dr. Edward Young, Chief Of the Bureau Of
6tatis,tes OF Commerce and Navigation, for ths
yesr ended June 10, 1s7G, II nov In The hands ot
the binder. sud will SOON be ready for d,asHbution.
The appearance Ut shss report has been aw4ited
with Grest deal Of lnteFrst by the con,taercial
world. II viii b. one Of ths nlptt important yet
fssneL. Tue Chief or the bureau faspshes the fol.
loving condemned statauent Of cur toteigu tfaus
during the YGAr:
, 1877-05-22

soms Of the vss.sl.owosts complain Of petty
thets. and want 10 know IL It u NOT titns fot tho
barber. pollee SOUND to como around II nights. No
&toabs u experienced during shs day. Would 1t
not be we'll 70 ha.s regular Mxtbor pot!es Furee.
furnished With boat Mgeso dUt. II should be 10
patrol tue nvets and laks.lrupt hafoars supt.
hickey shoatt ylrs bsttss protection 70 ths vss.el-
p14p.
, 1877-05-22

Cd It will be tho hnest building In tho city

ed 1t will be tho hnest building In the city
Bufalo Independent Leader.
The aforementioned institution is erected
by Dr. r. V. Pierce, as lInsp,tal Department
ofthc cWosld'sDtspensarJ for the treatment Of tho
more difficult cases Of chronic diseases, and for
the skiIlful management Of dcformitics and all
csacs requiring surgical operations. It will be
made 4 comfortable and cheerful home for tile
sick, and wilt be under The management Of \
full sta6 Of akElJful physicians and surgeons.
For nartcufass Sue Pierce's Memorandum Books,
which arc gyen nEAy at at tlrug.stosre.
, 1877-05-22
TUMBLE-DOWNS.

Continuation or tho Investigation Into the
: Causss Of tse 1tucktorI Court. llouss
Catastronhc...A war ar xrord. untw.or
0.v -rJ ,,ln,,a-,,......r,.. r..... r,...,.,a
' -" e0&"1 A]~p'as
"feea:
spt5o! o7tpaten 70 ne 7ffanns
ROCKFORD, ILL.,. alay .i.-fhe Coroner's IN.
quest in the Court IIouss cala nifty WINS con-
t;c,,., IN N. c>vr.;, f,h,,nao.. ~ IN .t.1..1
49, ~ ~ s ~.s ".,' ~ =" etoe"
th's morning: several motions antl counter
motions were tnade In reference tu visiting tho
ruins, but uonc Ut them were carrie1. After
Will. having rn,b,,,1, r,t,t, n A., ths ,,,r, ,,,
.,."'s., -, A.e "~. " W. WV IVY ~
t'oaeo a4l fepoftefA OUT o1 tne rooth ana hela
private eonfab Until nonn.
At 9:3D they assembled again, and Peter
Tferncv was nit unnn .hc rtt.,r..'st.rI. un
~. '..,,.,,ar.., ~, 70 - ,','',A's',. ~
wn eu'p'oseu w w. ~ Msnafueon 70 m'k
u'otta', a"u informed the Jury ~ 10 the ln'
Eredtcnts Ut WHICH It twns composed. It was q
superior arttcle Of murlar,
j, +. Dowltp, AMI Harry nor,,no r,o+,,
h,i.,,o..-. ,,,,.,sra1 ~, 49, -. ,,.t " 49,.
"N"'u5e's e'pp'oye't W s"c coult't1ohse, "cFe
put upon the stand, and testified ttlat tic bricks
iu the piers were we'll wettsl and carefully laid,
a prominent Kuc1furl arrbltert mi ran.
trartor nomoa nav,i K.r.a ,"s.,r.tn~ sS.a.
t.sisos .i H1naIu LAWN hestG, tesMay!as unaes
, 1877-05-22

During eouystaAtion between several vase
Captains yesIefday, i was slated By Que that some
masters we're giving the wrong toy signals, and 1t
was impossible IL avoid collisions In cases whsre
the ve.se1s were sailing close to each other. The
present regulation IL ous signal from the horn for
the starboarl and two for the port. The Old
regulation Was the rest5se. and aou,s nAsless do
nut seem 10 be aware Of The change. An instance
va cited 10 prove shs iac9. aunnx the eonyersa.
lion referFrd ". an1 but for fortunate movement
consequences Ut tue ignorance VI onH uf tho nias.
ltkt Of tAs sl2nAls required BY Law.
, 1877-05-22

THE present dulaness continues intake .frcfghts
1t II very likely that 4 number Of yctseIs Ia this
port will havc to thy up until there IL better de-
maud Tor them. Especially will this apply 10 thu
smaller class OF vessels. which docs not pay at
present rates TO sail. and It Is suicidal fos owners
OF lcsaees to attempt to make anything oot OF them
tn tho luulbar-trade. or any other t4at Offers
eqnal1v low rates. Number Of vessols have come
inu is p!rt lstely tn senrct! Of cafgocs and they
are OF the larger and better clAases und the Cana
Of one OF them wss hoard to ssy, yesterday, that
unless he obtained d earxo soon he wouid be CON.
PEELED 10 lay hls vessel up. aame veasels remain
IN hIFbot long time boforc they are engaged. md
IN tne meantime prospective profits arc consumed
~ te Soss o. ktepax essws and paying expenses
OF lHtter times, but It would scon 4, il some Of
them would die In tsesp4lr erc they CANE. Many
anticipate bctdr stats OF aIfnfs when the combat
letptns on the 0tnef side uf tho AtAhtIc, but that
II ons IT the thlnR4 thxt reuixi,.k tu " seen.
, 1877-05-22


Special bfspaseh to 31t 1rt6unk
WATERMAN, Wright Co.. Ia. May 31.-Farm-
ere are DELAYED from planting corn bv storms.
The prospects for spring wheat, oats, and bar.
Icy are uncommon1y good. 4 greater area OF
corn will be pu. In this scason than ever before.
8pte1ai pftpdseA to THt 71osne,
CARMEL, flanctHk Co., la.t sfay 2l.-Corn
Is nearly alt planted. Has nut come up yet.
Weather very fine. Prospect for a good crop
ttome 'hoppcrs) Has never better. The grass-
!loprcfs have mt yet hatched out 10 speak of.
we arc III douht AZ to their movements.
Sptctds Dtipateh to TIE Tribune.
KEoTA, Ia, May 2l.-About onc.lIlirt] Of tho
n!owlnR done Tor corn. Very little planted.
AavinE great deal Of rain. Wheat and oats
TN flat ground injured some.
Special DtEpatch 10 The Tribune.
CEDAR FALLS, ia., May 2l.-Cous!derahle
corn bas been planted, and. where the seed was
good, 1t Il coming up. Tho rams su far have
uune no harm. Sofne spring wheat has been
sown, and Ia nnw looking we'll.
spectdi Distasca to 1as Tyfsun4
FORT DopaE, 1a., Stay 2t.--sfo1t OF the blow
ing tor corr u done. Corn planted, and coming
iuretl tho grow,ng grain, md iartnera arc ycry
hopeful Of good cruPs this year.
8ptefai Dt.pasca 10 7ns 1t4au::
,CoLFAx, Jasucr cp., H., MAY 2t.-Corn about
a! planted. lhe l4FBcr portion lust cnlniug up
through the GROUND: Considerable rotted; some
replantfng dune. Never saw q better prospect
Ncathtf now.
Special DtpateA to TIE Tribune.
sARaEAar's bLusrs, ill.,, May 2l.-P1nwing
for cort' nearly dune. Early planted s!l au bs
replantttl. The weather favorable lur wheat
anu outs. The 'hoppgrs arc numerous, aud hurt
Ing Tue wheat In suu,e plarrs La1ly.
, 1877-05-22
NfISSO1fHI.

6pteiai Nspafch to 71t 7tibune
WARnENshult1. J"ltasuu Co., Alu., Mpy 21.-
corn-plowing Ii fully one month lite here.
Whclt "a looking very fine. Oats look well,
but arc late on account OF the cold, wet
weather.
.WALAuT 6nAps, Taucy Co., No., May 2l.-
Winter wheat never luokeu better. Corn about
all planted.
, 1877-05-22

Capt Gsaham, OF tho sehr 4. j. Rogers, In ths
iron tsale between ths South Rolling Mills and
Esesnaba. reports having seen on bis lata up.srlp
naast, With rigging attAched hoatln: in tho lake,
abous twenty -hss miles otI Twin Iissr Point, aud
Il locked TssY much - II II came from sous vssY
recent wreck. Gat no disaster hls been reported Ii
that vicinity l1e come tlne.
, 1877-05-22

fascaaf NxpdtcA 10 n ThAvak
BUFFALO. n. u, Nay *1.-tEup tacite OF the
rnfoq Linz Ii reported aahoss I've pallss north Of
Fostage Ent1y. Laks Superior, No particulars.
Canal fnklauIs-psciiRsd 70 DC on corn and
AnRYALs-Psops lIoutanA, Fairbanks and Va.
tc1ly: sehEt q. cu4ndles, NoQpaighl, Bsidxpwxtes,
GeolXts, aud s. ]. Tilden.
, 1877-05-22

cntcAoo-The market WA very dull. The prop
st. Albums wus taken for corn through via Ogde u.
harg. and thc prop Cuba for wheat and lard
through vts buffalo. In the afternoon The props
ehlekaluna md scoifa weso chartered fot cnrn 10
Nootreal ut l0c. Capacity abuut 81, 600 h1 wheat,
~. 900 bu corn. aud ], :oO les 1af,i.
. .HurFALu-coa1r rates 10 Milwaukee and Chicago,
1ac per toh OIL 1eth. Charters: 6chr ssvrlauil,
coa! ~ Milwaukee,. 35c: scht sleart, coal tJ Chca.
W, :a5c; schF A1yus Smith, coal ftum Cleveland to
GacA&g btc; tehr jesste noyt. coal 10 Milwaukee,
3oc, sehr Swallow. ~; tcht Tim Daker, paving.
sfone tu Cleveland, 81 10 pts cusd; scnr Eonncaut
ntimstont to Toleuo. 6Vc per Rfusa ton I. o. b. :;
.chr Gen. Worth. etaye bolts. uuckiofn 10 DuI-
fno. 81 per cord. The AchE lIetvciia goes to
Cleveland 10 load coal for Chicago ut The current
rate.
UETEoir-Chasters On 10th: echr A. Hust. salt
In the h0ld and 1umpce on deck. CaaeytIlc to
Cleveland, salt II 1.c and lumber At 81. " on the
mil,
TutEnn-Chartcrn on 1nlh: Schs pnckhout.
barrel stuyes to LIN s.. f0 per n; sclr Uum-
BY, 10 arrive, ash lumber to Hut'aio, s. per III.
, 1877-05-22

Help for the weak. nervous snd dcb}1itated:
chronic aud parful diseases cured wtthppt Enct[.
cine Electric Belts and other appliances. al about
then. And how to dlsifn4ntsh the genuine from the
Atldtes. pn1yermseher 1alvanic Company, 202 vlne
street, Cincinnati. o.
, 1877-05-22
THE STEAMBOAT 1NspEcroRsu1p.

THE BTEAHEBUAT lN8EECTOKSHIps
A petition was Ia circulation along ths docks
yestsFday Asktng for tbs conllnuaues In otacs OF
ths present Ioca! Inspector Of STEAMBOAT Hulls,
John WarEen. vi. Warren has tceu In she poa!.
tim SIX Of seven years. aud aas the reputation Of
being good aud careful natcer. II has been said
that Il. ". uatss IL y candidate. Aulong aeyas4i
his friends.
, 1877-05-22
without delay. Without euch 4 psseRuari An acc}-
dent mar tAkd pffcc at sny moment. The place 10
dangerous, aud needs fou,cth!ng to mark It.


EHtE, Ps., May 21.-ArTscJ, fcbrs r. P. Bea1.
Defiance, D. 2. Auatin, Daniel @. Fost. Char.
Cnited States revenue rtmr Ferry hss been mt 10
computation, with DouRisss otttnger ~ Com
, 1877-05-22

MARQUETTE, MICA, May .u.-AHRIvkp-Psop
Foseat City ana eousotl: sehf 0akleaf.
FAsAEp up--Stms st. LOUIS.
liz toRr-B0und up. Peerless,
Wlxp-9DutA {resIt.
Special N4pateA to 1as TsthtsA
AAxQrErrE. M!cA., May .t.-Arrtvsi, prone
Fletcher, 0saves; scars lrontpn, Adams. ElgI1,
Tbs kchf Elxln u Canadian yesssI, kRs carries
taEibes 10 Qasese from Lsks Superior.
, 1877-05-22

6pecscl NApateh 10 1n4 THbune
oRtEAhs, Harlan TO-, Aiay 2l.-IiavinE Just
returned from a trip through The counties OF
Furnas, Harlan, Franklin, and Webster, In
this State. and Jewell County, Kansas, i am
able to report good news ~ to the fnc pros
pects Of crops Of all kuds a. fat a. growing.
I ran truly say no county has a brighter pros
pcct for rcap.ng Curious harvest. Since the
arst I'll the month no hare bud a constant
sllcecsaion Of rain slorms from the f. alld N.
T., which hsyr, with the heip OF birds, efTer-
tualit sealed the fato Of Our young llDppcrs,
nna can sny Ii, truth that tue Injury to crops
II Lar11ly perecptnbc.
Special DfspateA to 7h4 7ti5un4
BEAVER CREEK, York Co., Atay 3t.-Weaihcr
st u continues very wet unu cold, which Is
MestrOylng the 'l,oppcrs II fast " they hatch.
slnall Rraln looking fltte.
, 1877-05-22

UELL-BuOY WANTED.
4 eassl.IuAster stated to = Taltrxx reporter
ysaterday thai bell.buoy was nss1ed vary much
~ MI = 81" - = - - r. - ~ u
, 1877-05-22
4 NATIONAL HOME FOR tMVAL!DS.
The InYalidla Hotel on PrQanesk aIent,a /

+ lislY pr ''"rft' ii, .'-''- " 'H' IT,
, 1877-05-22

I Leave. / Arrive.
Kanta4 city penYer Fast FIX si31o p. m = 1.4op, r
#, Louis X SrriuvneJ kx.,,, pts) T. IN - mn m
IT. Louis. Springfield Il TexAs nun D. m q INA M
Fekfn and 1cUrA Fast ExFfe HISJ 4, M I:&t,n M
retfis Exrtrs. 1880 .. N. IA >. m.
Icofta+ kcnknk k4FltnEton* ntU p. IN. 7::1> ., r
Chicago FAiuc4i IT, H. Ex. Htk, l. III - Nth & M
gttta Lacon. WAsh'ton Ex tt331 r, NJ 10 a:4cn n
Joliet Dwight Arccmn,dssn' 5y1 b. IN, u U:2ua m
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-11
MOHAMMEDANS AROUSED.
MONEY FOR WAR If ENGLAND
WILL SUPPORT THE ULTAN,
The Empress Of India Called upon TO
Take up the Cause of the Porte
Movements of Tribes in Cen
trail Asia Against the.
Car

London, Jan. 5-Ig is uuderstoodI Ia
high commercial circles here thatthe Gov,
ernmeut have received tclographic
communication from the Niceroy Of India
announcing that petition is being signed
throughout Mnhammodan vassal States Of
the English Crown praying the Empress
Of India 20 support tho SnltaU aud that
large sums Of money are being subscribed
by the Indian Princes toward the military
e4 4pouses Of England in the event Of war
with Russia. Movements hostile 10 the
Russians are also anticipated among The
Mohammedan tribes ot Central Asia.
London, Jan. "a Reuter- despatch
from Cons,Autmople says the Austrian
Slaves here are becoming moro and mere
inceusel against the Russians in eonse-
9ueuce Of the project uf Con. lEnaIied the
Russian Plsnipotaniiary, Of anneN'nG old
Servla 10 enc cGIho provinces into which
Bulgaria, according 10 Russian proposals,
is TO DO divided News has been received
eoudgma,ory Of tho deep Indignation Of
The Greeks az the proposals Of the Confer
tuce, which tend to subordinate the Greok
10 the Bulgariaas, and sacrifice the Turk,
ish Greek population 10 Tho Slavs. The
homo is unanimous hat MldhAt Pasha,
the Grand Nizier, will be able 10 carry
on. the reforms single handed.
The Emperor William has forbidden
German officers on the active list from en-
tgriug the Russian army.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-11
THE LOUISIANA CRISIS.
Two Ipaueurations Certain.

4 W ALAg vi ALlA4ss NIl htAil4s
New Orleans, January Packard the
Republican claimant, aud bis allies are
very appreheusive ofa fearful conflict
next week consequen: upon the inAugura,
.ion Of Gov. Nichols, which will 9sureiy
take place with an accompaniment Of con
siderable popular enthusiasm. The Re
publican managers say they have trust
worthy information that Nichols will fll
all the appoiniiye Offices within the gilt Of
the Governor, and that those appoinsees
will insist upon qualifying and performing &
iheir respective duties Among the new
officers will be Democratic Chief 81 P7o-
lice and full force Of Metropolitan Pc
lice under him, and it Is expected thas
these will attempt 10 drive the p-osenl
force trom The streets.
Ia view ol these coniirgoAcies the
Packard party are Arming and for;ifyirE 8,
claiming that it IS for defense. Mr. Pack
ard says he will not interfere with the
Nichols government SO long rs no effort
is made 10 exercise tho functions of govern
nent. No doubt the United States troops
will sustain Packard, by recognition Of
his Gubernatorial authority Nichols
will be inaugurated at one o'clock on
Monday aud Packard 1T noon, so that the
latter will have an hours start Of his com
pc titor. Whatever e'se may occur there
will be no demonstration by the Demo
crats against Federal authority.
l. is reported that Governor Tiden
telogrsphed Nichols yesterday that he
must under no circumstances permit dis
turbance Of the peace This message was
accompanied by Gov. Tildcn's assurance
that he was confident Of being the mex
President
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-11
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isiaciQry, amer a icsa .&riaIyegf Eve dayG
Organ warrantcdA. ~ p wears.
Agents wahte1flvcrv here. male or "a.
male, to canvassf8r tais frper.er inssru>
menL Address ID. E. BEATTY,
N EE.-n, New jersey.
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ID EGISTER7S NOTICES.

IL
The following accounts have been ca.
Amined and passed by mr and remain FLED
OF record ia this otiCs Tor tho inspection
OF heirs, lcgsteCs. creditors and all o,at-s
In any way Interested, and will Do proc
seuiel 90 tho Orphans Court ~ Centre CO
on Wednesday, the 2itL day uf January.
ls-7, for confirmation and allowance.
Tho account Of Christian Buck Aa5 B
+. Leaihers, Executors all and tlnEula'
the goods &c.. which were uf Aory n
Taylor, late Of Uniunv.lllu doc i.
The account Of Jane Jacobs. !Jru =
Jane Lucas. adminisirairiE OF The us&atc oi
Nelson Lucas, late uf Suow,Ly1 tap de-
ceased
The partial account Of j. VI. Blair. al
ministrator Of the estate of James Lucas.
laie Of Union twp deed.
The account ot james ScaTs0u ard vii
liam Segrsan. executors ottAo last Will and
testament Of Thomas Scarsoa, latg Of Ben.
ner twp dec d.
Tho account OF Albert Ammcrman. al.
miuitralor Of alt and singular tho good.
snd chattles rights aud credits which wg-t
Oft. Is Millor, late of Spring twp decd
Tho account Of Aaron DuiHllgl. admin
istrator Of &c, OF Henry Hos, deceased
as fled by Lydia Duiwoilcr. r1cellgix o
Aaron Dg.wCilyi, la;c uf Ua5rC, tap DO,
ceased
The account Of Aaron Dutwrilcr. guar
dian Of Candaso and jeanette RogSh mj
nor children Of Joshua R0ush, dee ., o..
fled by Lydia Dutwcilcr, -cxccl,riK 81
Aaron Dutwciler deed.
The account Of Robcr, Valentine, guar
dian Of Andrew Robson laic Of Spring
/ twp deceased
The final account Of Il. N. stovgr. al
and chal,lcs rights and credits which wor,
Of Rcbccca Stoycr, late Of Harris tsp DO
ceased.
| Registers Office, J w. T. BUErurIELp.
Bcleionte.
Dec 2lst, lS-C Register
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THE FIRST f ATAL RAILWAY AC.
ClnENT IN DENMARK.

London January S.-A special deSpa teh
to the Pail Mall Gazette from Copenha'
g0R SAYS tie drs. railway accident ia Dem
mark, involving loss Of lie. has occurred
between Horscus and Aarhuns. 4 traia
conveying hundred laborers 10 clear a
snow blockade ran OF the track. Nine
persons were killed and thirty severely
hurt The injured suffered greatly from
cold and tho difficulty Of sending assist
auce 20 them.