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M'niHoN's NEW CiBIYEE.


rAl,us Doe 1.-THE new Minister'S hqvn
hold scyeial councils Jh" TEMPS -uys .ln. .hcy
have boon unah.et ast'o upoL a r,ogramiuc.
Th"trooI- In Paris and Versailles are confined
| trihrir barracks.
II j. believed that If NJ. Babies combination
fuii-. a Ministry Of experienced Honapa-t isis
Will take the problem in hand and flnla PROMPT
solution of 1t.
The O'dre. VI. Rpuhor', organ. referring To-
the anniversary of Louis Nnpolrons election
~ lr'-id NJ. argues TINT niYed up AZ the Inst
~ ir'. tn b tnnlHri.t-. Whowith Difficulty wen
NllN new seats. impair. their prestige bv i,o-
barrow nnnc itnow 6ehooy'. iham '''i 10 re-. "
ilir iNrir 'u.uuuiny. and, declining thu
,nN. ~ u. H. ii.r vi n,.ns thc pror oi s'hemoS
i"nd"nc" hnd freedom 1T action. They will gai
ry no longer inns tie dupe andappcarins to
rites. who have lol tie cons 'ryltiye rnriy 10
HI'c. Snoileil ana w,olia tam lead to Sedan
~ eiai says Il - iiii uit D describe the intense
l"rlihg oi unca-inrss and apprehension that
lrNnis. N h'rYriln'e with orders Of the
shops in pai : hnv. M .ir shutters ur. Eui ih.r,
i- no outward sri.l - .iu 90 agitation making
Sn W lr lui 'l Ia ''7-aD. some i1rcisnci9
IoNnoN, be- l2.-yar'ou- rnris specials
A, e' report j. tlat NJ. Baihlr has fail i 10 form
N." .I.' N'l" llH. VI. Nuii'n de- hordrc has
r., W my.n'i,, i, 'a ~. ihr l,.y-''
ni turpl at thus nlnoun'riuon. ~ de
h'rlr. i- the ni. Pc Lputhui,.s of th,,
n1." 4" i'r'sl.." AMI "a a- some H.
,i' nu'," go Bn .Ha vii n.sim om
,n l'.' n'f N % i' Iror su "a with O nim
naA.n suH hin,,s hn hu- tnr supi ,rt
40 M' rn1rtY o.! the nate m.
-tut 10 th" = u4tr refuses il--,'u' ..,n. ani
urges Ain inA,r 'N'rihl'- tn tp' lrt. hr Wlil
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4 NEU COyRT or .irPE.fLs.
senator nnNiss Flnn 90 Lessen the Iusine-s
In the supreme c"urt.

WASHINGTON, Dee II. Senator Davis of
Illinois introduced very impoIpn, b.. tho
Senate to-day for the c-'ahll-hront OF a court
Of appeals. TIE hill provides that in every
United states Judi inl circuit thoro shall be a
court - apIc's. cons stiae o. tao Ju.ticr Of the
Unitcl Si;d"' Srprrno Court holding the Cir
cuit. the cirruitJule s IF the rosro,tlve circuit
and one of the dl-lri,t Judges to be- designated
hy the senior circuit Judg"-. two Of whom shall
constitute auuorum. Tine circuit Judges shall
b" made equal in uuml'rr to thrd isirict Judge
anu "a p additional Judges nrr 10 hc appointed
uy me lI"sld'nl in thn usual manner This
court oi nri 'l'- Is 10 take ilris II zion Of All
cns"- IN wll h amounts not ,frcrding slO,-
400 ~, aprturi thereto. wai IA would now 20
lu "a" Unit 4 N';tn- supreme Court nnl also
over nl such matters arising under treaty or
between States. In other words the real pur-
M'sr ul tn bill is To- lesson the business of the
United Saios supreme Court, leaving before
thht Court noiAlng save questions of law and
adjudication OF important cases involving large
amounts.
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AN AGED w4N's sTRANGE DEs7M
Suspicious that were Awakened by Finding
Jos. II. Ogden Dead In his House.

Joseph Il. Ogden, aged 80, lived alone i'm n
tumble down cottage on the outskirts of Gran
ford, N. j.. for about two years past. Notwhh-
standing his age he seemed treless and he
worked about his fourteen acre farm us long as
daylight laeicd,
In tho noighborhool Mr. Ogden was under.
stood TO be the owner Of lis farm. and the nos
SCISSOR OF some source of income. Two weeks
ago he visited son, Charles Ogden. in Bloom
said, 70 buy coal and TO nay his taxes he CON
vowed the property at Crawford TO Charles. Tho
latter had the 4 ed recorded.
:. Tn Tuesday, the ith inst, nj about sunset
Barnett. the hired man. found MIR. ogden
stretched, iace downward, across an upiurned
chail chhair IN IN the Kitchen OF his cottage Another
seemed to have been thrown over his hcad. 4
pool OF blood had formed upon the n,or having
como appurrntly from his mouth. Bruises wsre
upon his forehead. throat. and legs Nothing
OF value was found upon his person or in The
. County Physician Brown formed tho opinion
uai Ir. OGDEN Ind nc'n f'llci aorors Tho
shair by a blow that had hroscn his nook.
Therefore lc Ind tlc remain. tnkcn tlcN. Cor
oncr Ryno's morGuc IN RshNsy. ilrthen di-
rNici coroner Terrell I" lN, an inquest. Evi-
drnoe that Jain,s II. M,N,i,lcn. OF 1Uj sheriff
~ mt "9d om'in ,his siru"tgrc to
tilnt ne lNf. OEdnnl oN Hi Y'itr if..tro1 81 ..
given. McMill.n was afrcs, d ia .iun Us 800
ny entered Police icaluuariors in Il DIV s.,
Whsrr the inquest wa hoing held. On ia" stand
M,Iil'n admitted that tha, he not only
h"il the order and power Of attorney To
collect mrge claim thai Mr. Ogden had upon
for the Crawford property
The decd. through u mistake. though dated
IN istp. mad nevcr been registered. He would
only "laim hnlf. though, 10y the deed, entitled to
the whole OF the property. lie had given his
sgrNTes 70 MIR. Ogden in the collection oi the
Philad"phia claim.
EN-Coroner kvnn testified that he was Of the
or....cc -. 49,. NJ .'.-a-.'s nab ,-"- N--Lan b-
tlhN'Z testified that in his opinion death re-
suited from acute pneumonia.
county lhysican Brown testified that h. was
oi the ephion that Mr. ogden was pushed
across the chair and his neck was broken.
Coroner Terrell put ON thc stand rs nm cxp.rt
ny IN" Prosecuting Attorney. testified that in
ms g.'nlon death was the result Of acute pneu-
iuoui1.
The lury's verdict WIS that the remnns horo
ho murkS of violence, and that Mr.. O.;d. Il died
OF natural Uut.-
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CRESCENT LoDGE IN MOURNING.
Imposing Ceremonies In Memory OF the Dead
OF the Past Four Years.

The Grand Lodge room Of the Masonic
Touiplc was filled 10y Masons and their families
last evening tho occasion being q lodge Of
sorrow in commcmorat.on Of thirteen members
OF Crescent Lodge i02 namely Bowen G, Lord,
John A. Parker, John Adriancc, John II. Tur-
ncr. VIM. Houwell. George Kear Alfred W.
Arrowsmith. Barnard H. Rembold Roswell ID.
Tompkins. Walter VI. seymour. Francis L.
Palmer james d. Iefierts. and james A. Piper
About o clock the lodge room was filed. and
nfter tho lodge had been formally opened
MIR. Johnson, organist of Crescent Lodge
played funeral march. This was followed by
n prayer from the Rcv. c. f. Deems chaplain
of the lodge. Tho Worshinful Master sat in
the centre Of tho stage: on his right Wis tho
Rev. Dr. @. II; Tiffany the Rev. Mr.. Deems
bcius on his LEFT. On the slender pedestal in
front II the Wurshipiul Master were human
skull and ligm"d taper. On the floor in front
falIuo about three font high. two fout wid"
aAd six luct long. and on the t9p was lamh-
WAS tail candlostc< holding a lighted tapcr
and on the sides were small Shields bearing tho
names oi the deceased memhers At the right
side Of the stage. on the floor. was the altar OF
lnrynse Win morn "u ri.rh corner. AND low
twelve tell az the base. NJ the lcn cud of the
stage several ;e,t in front, Was The altar o!
knight Tomplnr. with n't. sword. gloves. and
piumcd hat Each held small tin eou" in his
hand mat was used A. an cNtinsuisher of the
taper that stood al his tcnt.
Aiter a chant hy quartet. Frank T. Van Der
veer, W. W. delivered nn address on the ohl'ct
by readings from the Scriptures 10y the Kcv. q.
u. TIFFANY. As he ccgscd reating the lights
rlnany standing and thaplain Deems knceiing
Shich Stood on mo tho SN edge OF OF the S'saSa, sase
lighted. DE ben was so sounisi twelve ys' tm"s w'ss
end the oil on the alter of sacrifice was ieni;cd.
lfl lt4t ~ Ina.
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4 PLOr TO FoRcE rP com.
The True Invnrdness OF stanley Mattbews's
silver Resolution.

wAsHIvGroy. Dec. 1.-THE action in the
Senate to-day shows tla, ,hcrc is "A strong in
tcntion To force q vote upon Ma',,."w resolu-
tun. which forces an oXrrossionnfotinu.. upon
the payment Of bonds in silver before thr pas-
sag Of the Silver bill. report which has
ev'ry appearance Of truth credits a large num-
h"r Of those prominent in the silver movement
with being Interested in nm attempt to force gold
mp TO llO 10y getting. in the first instance. an
cNpro sson Of opinion merely as was contem-
plated in Matthcws's resolution in its original
form. This would be followed 10y the passage
of the Silver bill in less offensive shape.
as far MS bonds are concerned. and a veto
Of this bill Hayes could not reach
Il concurrent resolution like Matthews 81
would bring gold down with n run. The
report assigns leading mon ~ both parties 10
iiir pool engaged IN th,s speculation. 1t is plain
tist no effort is being LEFT uutri.l To iniurp-s
upon tlr country M inrs" th" STR niIh. energy
anu perseverance, oi tn" lTccEhack and p ilNrr
n.rn. 4 meeting will h' hrld tomorrow wen.
ing on fhn suhl"t hy touErr--u"n and others
anu tl'hhl orgnhiH' lou To distribute docu-
W,',i1 .'y.rn IN ia'or ,., Of ne r'monctization
ai. ana The r,pl inE of national bank
u t's hy groom uct~ win soon h. iu fui
operation. TIE following moWhers of the Ma
nNuhi 'ongrcH-iornl Committee for this pur-
l9-e hHNI Mch .hllU Uih''i. Ii Is doubtful
wADlhNr Butler witt 3 rst, however: Builder of
1lu--arh hu-rii-. Ioi n, ui NaryM'id. Phelps of
tuunr % no, G9odir ~ Virginia. Yates of Nlrh
Muhrpw oi hlSsi--.ppi. Ellis. of Louisiana.
'uI"r~un OF IcNn~. Atkins of Vtnu,s-cc. 49, X
.i Is min Nv. Garland uf Arhnu-u- II reforl If
N"-i Nirrinn. Ewing ol Ohio liuuul of lndl-
oi Iowa. rra. of W. .ls 'n. H..th ttlifnr.
h.1, ihrll-W k1naH~. aud l}u'knerol Vi lurI
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J0IIiNoS .ln"ur roHM

-r> Arnold, cun-iAhie Go hn,c subscribed zoo
"f ii' '"''Nh y Erttn'lt urw aiNlnry
ii" Ohurrl of The ruriap- i'uli street AMI yiuh
N'N'' ~ h'i"iF II, " wuHHl' NrdIiuf" lair
'tt Jpr-, Nhn commanded tio .tnnlnbo,,
"'''"""'''' Ni'h She M'Hi H.l.l'. hes ftaltihd
NJ tihrhNs'our tals'i Of thc t4pvts NhiLud IN The
So. NOT SAL '''''
IhnA, fnclnn nm I'm rh sailor Of the steam shin Cit,
dA\, AMI Was hln'i. ''
1hWH hun rcd nlos have Nrraptei Invitations Ia IN.
AnntNi ltl % a" Abort \ WhH Asnr isiiul IN r,r,ja
BAY llh!I ths eVcWuA " '"'"
H,Nt"n hundlNd Nhtors attended the Dccoratvc AH
iNNhNl"h trsNdaJ u u designed To h., D th., ,1 H.
biu"n o,H durne Tie holidays NV $50
MI lhonh' hilrr, s,Htchman OF Ninth avenue n,,,
lhlihrh flrc Inns been .a!he since rrlA iIt sI,s,
nc H"a maze 'u"reuuna w money duo hiu
was annrm "i IN the me, l.ns u The C~ntfal Oorn
n'N' o. Gi' sulhi ~ osHrm.hrts ,rscri, u,t ,rs
nrW"h i'iil VI Fhk rilc' l1h acceu tu hr drnsnds
" ~ W.. ana MAJ o~O Uulon ha4s .uFu " be sci
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D"icf tive sullivan saw II boy throw n heavy
roll of wooicn goods IN truck at RNiugion mud Clinton
streets lat nshi, -ni the driver whip,i up hi- horse
The detective arrested them The hor said hc was Wi
ham oli'm OF ~ Mott stree, IN, dli,rr Janice
quinn m 10 Baxter street sud hr
eW'd ~ two ihnpwn 90 tikc puols
itnm a dN ropl, stor' In Canal street u Coopcr
lnon NhN hr arrived therv lac w3-inHt hS the sin,o
n'h, whD pH!i hlm hr, nut A.krl him 10 take them
10 siIrr ~ ENin-tpn rnI clinton -'rrcs lie dcnus
Nf KNOW ic u tlr b a. i.t Store Canal
"urr~ thioufh nc hnil doo' ~ ich Wfs forced iy s
tnunN n' f 'n's lu't Htr ai n -a,' n,. ~ D)1
VIII NI Nh.I ''.i'Nrn marty pl".ouftl U, WHICH
~ n L.. ON m. l-Ich
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INC r.era.eA ca.l oomsInn,,nn.

'"uAprLrnlA. Dec. injecting of > ,huyl-
kIcoGl olFfatrsv held thi. serr-,n At wlu.h tine
'"rn m asi'rm nt which Ia, been prepared b, Pro-
lieut. Gu"fnW the rulnL'lpnis and Rcalnls Nul-uM
Cunrnry ,n. con tlrira amt r...rri ton,0u.t,,tire
q" in'raru' ~ to onialn 'corcitncc ol tIc snl,rt
lhr a@r s,l, ut o. to ie Den. .frd tomorrow % N
~ rif ioi' h,ll in hlw N Mrn lfi.,N. ..if.l iiU.
it ichi or UttFr o rr- ufaif rf Nl ~ iN. 'll
Ni. n rrr'trt II ihr rin D. H'olt. tl,t' NAL IIu..
"a ~ IT, Ni-i"u-l"u "i unl.ua ulFrIf,i O.IrlnN N
i!ir'I host ~ r roI r'-i nnN o.. slff ii' i,,I "a
n. l~'t fon Jan - 10 rch lu anl iruln Nuich 10
March 20
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samuel Howlc.'. Condition.

SrEISGrIrIp Mas. Doe. ll-Mr Bowl IS
was n.rfo c"ni itl' today than n, aN ~, vou. ulne
>iucr his iln'., li j. taking utifc up-l- -ir,t n.i
~tnls less NtHh White lf. ruidift.u r.u.l. rri.,
nul ma ft h'- rNntnur inr some tu.t more l4,
than ir. .ts'r l.' ni. rtt..r q hj ,,.. fl.. fi.
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SANTANpgH n'r. II. \ Eroui fire is RACING
hero iMt Nr nuin. hHit 'lA l-,t. il, ,i4u.ti ma
damago ~ lar Is esungloi at inll''n r.i-
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The llob0kNn Cannon Council last evening
80! W. Als9sl Bsn'e In ,suryr. place o. MI
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NfwARK. Dec. ll.-Jnob Younp's burn in
Grams street wl- blrnrd Ia nuiht with $50 oi.r III The
stable. llss h0nr' was DANA. S'Jl
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FLr"INGrOE. n j., Dr. 1l.-rho lury in lh,
Won T. ia tui ut1i Hinut hai an hour, drIth..,tinn
t'ls afternoon, convicted henry r. \un Eida VI man
Slaughter.
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MoNrHEAL. D'r, II The CHniLA Agricul-
mt" ihsuran'" o"npam has gnnc lutn tnindrnpl-
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Maltby'h Norfolk Oysters less than ten cents
louud hrilu Nrleht dfA mint n larIiaOn A. aud "
Cortland. o. DIVoAli n Al u Court 81 -d1s
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Penn Mills" -four takes the load in Brook
lyn. h1ie wLite iVr ue LVAey fuee uiOlcrso,-Ai,
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Re.euno,,nr the ,.u.y Lsw In south Carolina

tuIudpiA. Dee, 1l.-rhe hNl 10 rrHnnt tho
u,lr} iN p4,dta ilon4 of crrcs riHuyc. tp day Ly
,N"r ~ ~ This IN la'rd the senate Last sirns
ani I- he debated m the llou-r tor week past II
lt'lii. t'" iiir'. "a COL uNt' I lfNoid seven Itr
c.ut i-r anunn. iut u poo, nn additional Irmlios.
tlt tfs li .utrtfr WITH the cNi.t'ucu tunlrnu Is
Gof Hampton Wlll alpruvo ih" n'easurc
SpECig PAYMENT HEAUMED.- Specio the bost
nne euL Ai.4Olis IA a. BAY auI hAI.-dIH
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-11-22

OP Pennsylvania little need be
said. Without loaders-without
organization-in the face of a heavy
vote recruited from the Republican
ranks and given to tho Greenback
labor and prohibition parties--with
a!l these drawbacksagainst a united
enthusiastic Democratic party, to
say nothing of the divisions in the
party in Philadelphia, we may well
teol proud that the grand old organ.
ization maintained its position as
well as it did, and thankful that our
defeat is not SO bad after all. Judge
Sterrett is defeated by majority OF
G,OJ0 and Messrs. Passmore and
tiart hy 5000 and 10000. We will
publish tho official as soon as re
ceived.
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A SENSATIONAL dispatch from Wash
ington states that Senator Conklinc
has declared war against Hayes
Time will show whether he will car
ry on the war according to his man.
ifesto. 1t is understood that Mr.
e., wants to dictate " ho shall be the
officers in the New York Custom
House and because he don't get
bis own way in this matter. he in =
tends to carry the war into the Sen.
ate, so as, if possible, to prevent the
confirmation Of the new appoint.
ments made by the President. BE
sides this, the Secretary of State
Evarts is the Mordecai at the Pres
idential gate, which gives the New
York Senator no little uneasiness.
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Coon ADVICE. -Ex, Senator Oh

Coon ADVICE. - Ex. Senator Chan,
dler bad something wise to say
about farming rs well as something
significant abont politics. when he
addressed his neighbors at his farm
III Michigan, not long ago. ile de-
clared that farming was not only the
Oldest but tho most respectable oc.
cupation known TO man. "lf had
boy to-day" he exclaimed, II
would rather put him on an eighty
0cre lot that had never had plough
or an axe upon it, than place him in
the best Government Office in the
land Agricultural papers will
please copy tho remark and farmers
lads, who are growing up dissatisli, ,
ed with country life and who cannot
overcome restless desire to go to n
city and enter profession, will do
well to remember it. snake your
homes pleasant" continued the OK
Secretary. "Make them 20 attrac.
tive that your sons and daughters
will love their homes better than
any other places on Gods earth
Make this business OF farming so
agreeable that your sons will see
that it is the most healthful and
profitable occupation in which they
can engage. Build good houses and
buy good implements. Don't get
an old cracked cook stove, but but
in good range. In fact have every
convenience that you can. so that
your wives and daughters will deem
it pleasure to perform their house.
hold work. In this way Won can
bring mp your sons and daughters
on the farm but when you make
the home repulsivo, you drive them
into clerkships aud other menial po-
sltions. whom they ought TO bs God .
amounted lords Of creation" These
ore plain words but they are cram
msd With hard sense.
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Iy 1874 the Dcroocrats ole,

Is 1874 the Democrats elected
their State ticket Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Auditor General, and Socre
tary Of Internal Aft',irs-by an aver.
age majority Of $500. They car
ried, at the same time. the Legisla.
ture which elected William A. Wal
lace to the United States Senate.
But the noyt year the Republcans
swept the State. electing Gov Hart
ranft by u majority Of moro than
10000. and securing n large maiori-
ty i'll both branches of tho Legisla
tnre. Historr will repeat itself with
emphasis in 1878.
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a DILL has been offered in the
United States Senate which author,
ICES oil customs duties to be paid in
Hreenbacks With gold at promi-
mn OF less than three per cent. il
should not b, difficult 10 bripg gold
aud grecnbacks together. With
this measure adopted and the ro,
iDonitizatiou of silver authorized on
n proper basic, it is useless to think
of repeating the resumption net, for
resumption wonld not only bc nc.
c'iuplishcd, but could be maintai n
ed-Ey.
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4 DgMocn,r in An adioining {

\ DgMocn,r in an adjoining conn
" inquiries uf tho whereabouts OF
THAT same Old Coon" in the follow
ing mcurnfnlly musical manner:
Where. q WHARF. IL that sans old coon.
Whsre, O whore. can be ne
With hi'esrs cooked u2'anl his tail Ia full
bloom.
Where. y where is he -
Don't bother yourselves about
'.that same Old Coon" He'll be
about next year with all his former
friskness having taken good rest
this season
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Tny grand jury at Pittsburg ig-
nored tue bill against General Pear
son for murder in causing the troops
to fire on the July rioters. At the
rate thin ys are going IL won't be
long befDre judges aud jnrors will
be indicted by inmates Of jails and
pcpitentiarips
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1as result OF the clectinn

Tas result of the election everv-
where indicates that tbe Republi
cans conla bave swept the field With
very slight additional exertious
The Temporary reverse il has en-
conntered will serve 10 heal tho dis
sentions which hive existed. aud we
expect good to como ont OF the MP.
parent disasters, if ANYTHING like
prudent counsels prevail.
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T h g P st.
J. GROUSE. Editor & Proprietor.

THs indications are that .he total
vote OF the State will re,ch $4,000.
nearly 20).o0o less than last year.
The greenback labor vote will nggrc.
gate between s 1000 aud G0,O0o. .
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Tabular Statement cfthe Vo,es Cast
in the Several Counties ot Penn-
syIcaaia for Jud,e Of Me Su-
pren,e Court. at the General Eiec
tion hell on 7ues3oy, The 6M
day Of Noceni,er. 4. D. 1871.
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'.- IA
For NJ Carmel, Ashland.
louisville, Realing. and Philn
LOO M.
Trains for ReymI,n. k,ops as fo!!oa.
(Sm'iim Erccpted.)
Leave Sbanokin. 500 am l.50 81
$40 pm.
Lctv. Philadelphia e.i5 IN. Read
li.3O IN.
po't.villc, le.,n IN. Tamaqus l.2,
n Ashland > ~ p IN
Nj. Carmel 3.i5 p m.
Trains kae Harrisburg as foRows
For New York, $50, 8 10 a NJ, ssG
s 81 md ~ 55 p. m.
For Philadelphia b.2o, 8.i0a. N. 2.Cs
and 3.57 p m.
Sundays
For New York b. .2oa m.
For Philadelphia !. ASP. IN.
Trains for Harrisburg Leare az folio,rs.
Leave New York, 6.45 In LOO 6s3
and ~ 45 pm.
Lesrs rhiiadelphis, 9.i5 . n. $40 ssz
I20 p.m N.
ISundavs
Leave New York $50 p N.
Leave Philadelphia 1920 p n.
svia Morris 4 Essex n. X.
j. E. WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager
C. G. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Feb ~. VII o ~.
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DISSOLUTION.

'NiE o-parthorsiip heretofore ey
L istiHg bcivc"n Wm II lin. AMI Nn. II
'nyi"r, inicx business !sr the rriu ni n, rf
fairci say isr. at Salon. -. hts roe a..
4, vet w manual crnscnt. Tao looks Ji Sac
h'tn re- In tho h'nl'"i WA u. Sny Ter fr
ly Will te place IN p-up~- hnn l. sf,rcI.lsctlgu.
VII LAW NAMES.
NIiLltM 70. >NYrER,
Ss'em snyder 10 Pa sept a,,h, ls;!'
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A 5 signee Notice.

A LII persons interested are hereby no.
"A tilted that y. d. Schuck, Of Franklin
twp, Snyder Co., made an assignment Of
all bis effects, real and personal (inclujing
book accounis) to the undersigned for the
benefit Of his creditors. All persons bav.
ing claims are requested TO present them
TO the undersigned. and persons indebted
will please make immediate payment.
I. J. SMITH.
Oct. %. II. Assignee
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Assignee Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the fol-
~ lowing Assgnecs Accounts have been
flied in the Office of the pro,honotnty OF
the Court Of g. 7. Of Snyder county and
will be presented to the next court for
confirmation. anl unless sufficient cause
he shown 10 the CONTRARY the same will
he confirmed.
Account of Jonathan Grimm Assignee OF
Isaac Rcichenbaca OF Perry township.
Account OF Georse Is. Benier Assignee OF
Harrison Drouse oi Jackson township.
J. GROUSE, Pro,h'y.
rrothy's Office, Nov. 18th 1877.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that n Petition
1Nwitb Articles will be presented At the
next term Of Court II Common Pleas Of
Snyder county. December 10. A. ID. 1877,
for the Incorporation OF the "Ev,SasLi-
cal LurHsaas AND RrFonNgD CauRcH" at
Gruhh's church. In Chapman township
aud that said Incorporation viii he PRAYED
for onless cause be shown TO the contrss
ry. GRIMM 4 Dill
Nov. 49, III Attorneys for petitioners.
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Stray Ecifer.

GkME to the premises OF the nm
~ dresignci In Centre township m or ,hpr'
the hrr day of Septemrer 1877. i,HJ w
HElFER, tail partly white, nni white snot IN
the side. about 10 months old, Ih' owner IL
hereby requested /, come forward. prove nap
orty, pN charges. and take the san'asay o:
It will bo disposed OF acc'r iirtn itv
JOHN HARTMAN.
Nov o. 1877
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A DMiNl STRATOHS' NOTICE
LOVERS NJ fad'uinistratiuu pE RoSt. NoS on
the estate OF Jacob Mininm, late ot Ferry tvp.,
Snyder Co., Pa, deceased, having been grant
Q to the unisi gnel, aii persons knowing
themselves Indebted to said estate are re1ue.t,d
10 make ipne tao payment. while those hay.
Ing ci'ims will present them duly uthsnticat.
ed for settlement to
wM. HARDING.
MlCHABt, NtNIUM,
Oct rs. ". administrators.