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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-06
A Wresched Exissence.

Other conditions being equal, there is no
reason why a healthy ms or woman should
not enjoy ife; and it may well be doubted
whether adverse fortune has the power en-
tirely to destroy the happiness Of one who
sleeps soundiy and whose digestion Is good.
But for the nervous, feeble, dyspeptic invalid
there is no comfort in life. His existence is
indeed wretched one. But he should not
despair Of relief. That benignant restorative,
Hostetfers stomach Bitters, has impaired
healihfu vigor To many a self-suppo>ed in
curab e. IL Is an uneQuailed builder up OF
broken down physiques, and is besides a SOW
ereign remedy for dyspepsia, nervousness. ir-
regular habit OF boiy. biliousn-ss and kidney
and bladder difficulties 1t eliminates from
the blood the acrid element which gives rise
to rheumatic ailments, cheers and relieves
the aged and infirm, and may be used with
great ad vantage by ladies in feeble health
Its perfect purity also commends II to the use
OF lnyalidS
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., December At the
cabinet counsel, to-day, all the members
were present. The subjects that received
attention were the uocontirmed nominations
and appointments to offices left vacant by
the non action of the Senate and other mat
tiers relating directly to these topics.
Indications favor the sending of several
new appointments TO the Senate on Thurs
day.
= Among the subjects that received special
attention, was that of several nominations
TO pOst-ofiices. Sometime ago the post-office
official reviewed the bonds given by post
masters throughout the country, and it was
found that quite number were under in
sufficient bonds. These officials were ordered
TO file new bonds, but many OF them could
not find bondsmen in the communities in
which their duties lay. They were conse-
quently suspended and new nominations
were made OF men who furnished the re-
quired bonds. and the failure to confirm the
new appointees is a source of much trouble,
for. under the law, the suspended function.
aries continue TO administer the affairs OF
their respective offices, some of them serv-
ing who are not under bonds at all.
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GonasAmpstsn Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed IN his hands by an East
India missionary tsne formula of a simple
vegetable remedy, for che speedy and perma-
nent cure Of consumption bronchitis, catar-
RI, asthma, and all throat Md lung affec-
tions, also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous plants,
after having tested ITS wonderful curative
powers in thousands OF cases, has felt IL his
duty To make IL known To his suffering fell
lows Actuated by this motive, and "A desire
10 relieve human suffering, / will send, free
OF charge, 10 all who desire II, this recipe in
German. French or English, with full direc-
lions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
bp addressing. with stamp, naming this pa
per, W. W. Sherar, LII Powers Block, To-
chester, n. Y. noy-aglm
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THE rapidly increasing demand for FL
bert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry, Is a
positive indication OF its merits, thousands
of individuals who have been cured OF
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and incipient
Consumption, where other remedies have
failed are the best proofs possible that this
is without doubt the best cough remedy vet
discovered. For sale! by Joseph Harrop,
Campbell 4 kendrick and Theo. Egersdorfi
eOdSW
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Astonishing Nucce->.

Ii is the duty of every person who has
used Boschee's German Syrup TO let it,
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group. Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases No
person can Use it without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case, and we
consider il the duty of all Druggists to re-
commend it to the poor dying consumptive,
at leas, to try one bottle, As 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one case
where it failed was reported. Such a
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask your Druggist
about it. Sample Bottles to try sold at 10
cents. Regular size % cents. For sale by
Theo Egersdorfi and Robert Parham.
Mayl3-eod.Sw
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Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORM MONEY kARKET.
NEW YORK, December 4.

NEW YORK, December 4.
GoLD-Opened at 81 G2s4, and closed al
81 Gssz
CARRYING RATES. to 5 per cent.
SILVER BAKs-sl Oli greenbacEs; II IL
gold silver coin, 81 sdSit per cent. discount.
lioyERNMENTs-Cio>ed dull.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm and generally
higher
STATE BOSDS-Stc ady.
STuCKs-The stock market has been charac-
teriZrd by general depression and under sharI
pressur. Ia sell. and leading shares declined
sharply early in the day. AT the close the
market was feveri>h and unsettled, with the
lowest prices of the day generally current.
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cu-e cids nj sid hey ere -, trivial exec.
81 Il To- ut ~ y''cII lar II e. -!.'ilf,i
o. The h:r,i.I. sar aid Liiat whc:i = drunAaFC
IL ia Il ! % De dis-ec'-J after de1tii- II WIS
har and did not requi 8 the u o. alrphoi
-xternaliy 10 harden II A. in csl-es WHERE
syb-r people mad d d. He referTeu again IL
drunkenness diSeaS. which cuenl 10 ce
cured in the outset. anu said The clfer. me-
between the on who took the nr>t Elas-
and the one who died OF deLaium fTe"ie'ts
ws.> on v the difierenceoi time
At the conc usion Of his remarks he intro
duced Hon. Aib-rt Griffin, VINO IN neat,
well pointed speech. HdNccsitsd the cause In
Wuich h.. T. working. He Sp'Ik'' directly u the
young men, ard in such a manner "a To make
Itt.in o. der.raud that their f'a~ou Wa HiJ-
pe4ied. 20 ia p nf tii. pride OF ihr iIif It n
re ihI, "a great portion OF the re,pon>lb.i-
iiy Of int IN ~ rance ON older business MN,
vino st d bad example by bang
what are known as moderate drlnhers. he
said drinking is social custom which Is
~apping The best part of the lives of cur young
men. In financial point OF view he argued
that mach could b. said In favor of the Tenn
peIance cause there WAS much money
spent thai should be used to better advan-
tstge. He stated without qualification that
nine tenths Of the thefts committed We're
caused 10y the drain ON the purses Of the
young men vino are addicted Odrink-
He urged the business men to use all their in
huence in favor of the cause, even TO the dis
charge OF employees who drink occasionally.
saying the exampl. Of the moderate drinker
IL a bad one. a there are many who cannot
drink moderately. He said: "Tnere is no
such thing a. will. IL is simply our desire.
and We Will do what We most desire to do.
II our iDciinations based on want for
drink are the strongest, that INCLINATION Will
prevail"
The speaker made his argument more
plain by several illustrations which were
vivid and Ia the point, AMI concluded his re-
marks by referring TO the scarcity of temper
ance societies in the city OF Leavenworth.
the murphy card, /" and asked for SIGNATURES.
Quite n number put on the blue ribbon, the
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET

FLoUR-Strong and unchanged; little doing
fail extra, 81 oosi 50; XX, s. l0s5 D; XXX
- oGas5 40.
No. 4 do. 81 1861.
CoRN-h cher; 4F4S4J5.c.
DASH CHER 21ac.
RIE-Steady; 56c.
BARLEY-ln better demand 4OaJOc
WHisKY-Quiet; 81 10.
BUTrER-GOod demand for best grades
Others, large supply and hard TO sell choice
TO selected dai y, 2a2sc; prime to strictly
prime, ESOc; prime 10 choice country, l6,a,
-Uc
ESGS-Slow; lSal9c.
PoRK-Easy; sl2I C.
DRY SALT MEArs-Quiet; $685., 61s, g. "a
o.; packed.
BACoS-tsuIet clear sides, &c.
LAKD-Dull; 81 10 asked s. 10 bid.
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Yari0sls Mar NOaes.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 4-Mehemit
Ali telegraphs from Ramlina, yesterday, as
follows: To-day, after violently cannon
aiding our positions at Ramlina. the Rus
slams furiously attacked our left wing. The
battle continued until evening. but We re-
tanned our positions, and the enemy retreat
ed with considerable loss. A pursuit was
prevented by the thick ~ wooded country.
We shall take the offensive to morrow; the
Russian imperial guard wasengaged; heavy
fighting was reported on Friday in the d.
rection Of Tirnova, upon which place the
Russians were ultimately driven back, los
ing over 5000 men. 1t is al-o reported
that the Turks are now bombarding Tirno-
va. All available surgeons and dressers
are goi..g to Osman Bazaar"
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That Case of Insanity,

The insane girl mentioned in yesterday
mornings TIMES, and who Was taker to tn.
police station by officers Miller and Daveron
proved to be a Miss Mary Quin.an, who had
b .en at work ia thu family of Mr.. Ludolph
the timer, on shawnee street On being Ia.
ken to the station, Chief Of Police Moon
light took her in charge, he says, and soor
got her quiet enough to have her sent 10 thu
Sisters Hospital. She had $50 ON her person
which she dJd not seem Ia care Tor. she
il about eighteen Snsars ol age and seems Il
b. quite int lIgexIMDThe fir>I noticed of hei
d disease was on SUNDAY, when after being al
churclf%she returned home, and seeing q
large dog lying near called IL the devil and
said She was AN angel and diG pot want Ia
IL near devils. Her father lives al IL. Marys
N lesion, and has been notified OF the Hnfor'
tu,sste circumstance
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DIR. Prices Special FIavoring Extracts of
Lemon and Orange are made from the fruit,
: and have their grateful, agreeable taste with
GU. the turpentine odor which Is observed In
b, those extracts usually sold, made from poison
oils acids, and taste sharpenod by cay
. enne pepper. We advise those who wish
. choice, pure extracts, To buy DIR. Prices. They
. are, like his Cram liking Powder, all that l.
rrepre>, ,ntedi. really genuine, almost alone in
use market in these important respects.
NuiAw.
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An mpors.., Cabinet Council.

LONDON, December A Belgrade cor
respondent telegraphs as follows: "Impor-
tant dispatches were received here on Mon
day, but tfeir contents have not transpired,
but cabinet council was Immediately con-
voked and orders sent to all the militia to
arrest their march until further notice
The departure of the artillery and militia
train for the frontier has been postponed.
Its rumored that a change OF the minis
try is impending. Four important Rus
sian officers are TO confer with the Minister
of War"
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UNCLE SANS Condition Powder cures
disease. Every stock raiser should have it
ON hand TO be used as occasion may require
II your druggist does not have the genuine
Uncle Sans, do not be deceived with an in
ferior article, but send to the Emmert Pro-
prietary Co, Chicago, and get it for your
SELF. For sale by Joseph Harrop Camp
bell d Kendrick and Thee. Egersdorf.
eodSw
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CHICAGO PROF UCEMARKET.
CHICAGO, December 4

ShieAoO, Dccehiucf H
FLoUR-Steady and unchanged; western
extra, ~ 15a5 %.
wHEAr-fairiy active and a shade higher ;
No :, spring, 81 OTssI 071a, cash No. 3,
spring, 81 0iL-
CoKS-FirIner but not quotably higher AZ
"a i2c cash or Dec-m b-r.
OATs-In fair demand and firm 2Psc,
cash or December.
RYE-Firmer; nc.
BARLEY-Firnrr; &c.
PoRK-In fair demend and lower /; fil 50,
cash.
LARD-Sieasiy; firm 81 sl11, cash.
BULK MEArs-St-ady and in fair demand.
WHIsKY-Steady 81 o.
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administrators Notice,
STATE OF KANSAS, l..

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY OF LEAvENwOKTH,
In the Probate Court Of said County and Hose.
In the Matter of the Estate of
JOHN {. WHITE, Deceased.
NvOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That Let
n ters Of Administration have Deen grant,
"a 10 the undersigned on the estate Of JOnn G..
White, late OF said county, deceased by the
Honorable, the Probate Court Of the County
and state aforesaid. dated the Eth day Of No
yember A ID. 1877. Now, all persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby noti-
ned that they must present the same 70 the
undersigned for allowance within one year
from the date Of said Letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit Of such estate
and that If such ciaima, be not exhibited
within three years after the date of said Let
ters. they shall be forever AIRED.
j. p BAUSERMAN, AdminfstfAtor, Of the
estate Of John L. White, deceased.
November l2fh, 1871.
IL WrTyEss WHEREOF, I, TIE undersigned
Probate Judge Of Leavenworth Co1n.
| ~ have hereto SIT my hand and amx-
la IL led the seal Of the odd Probate Court
this I2fh day Of Noyemher, A. D. lS57
| NEWTON AANHs Rsse1es JadOA
novIS-vH
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Quite large number of the friends Of Mr.
Michael Cass, gathered about his residence al
80 shawnee street, last night, and gave him
a surprise in the the shape OF fine serenade
Not IT, be- outdone, he called the party in, in
order to give the serenaiers a handsome
lunch, but was not prepared TO see them Tile
ip each armed with a fair companion and
ready for a social uance. The surprise LASTED
ONLY for "A second, when the true situation
s.S uu -,s stood, and the house was thrown
open ard right merry party was enjoyed
tn. happle>t one of the company being MIR
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PITTsBCRGH. February Is ls.2
Nesus. X. 4. Stiers & Co. : Dear SIrs,-My
a IN was disabled by Rheumatism THAI
WAS Obj ged to carry ii in a sling .'Johnson's
Rheumatic Compound" effected a com pl.tr
cure when physicians Jailed.
Mrs. PETER UPDEGRAFF.
II. f.. SELLERS & CO, PropTietors, Pitts
burg. Pa
Campbell & Kcnurick, Agents, Leaven-
WOIn.
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. December
IDrover's Journal Report.l

CArrLE-Rsceipts, 90. Fair to good in
heavy supply; quiet and weak, tending
downward; some sales; l0ol5c OF; steers,
81 SIS 8; feeders and stockers, slow, y SEA
5 s.; cows, 8. I2HxsI So; butchers steers,
g 05a3 30 calves, - 90; no sales Of Texans
Ho;s-R-ceipts, Is ~. Ali grades 10 TO I5c
lower: best shipping. ~ -; fair To good. - 8
al % mixed packing, 1lsa % light, 81 IA
IA
erase demand; prices q ahads esaies; dnu
80. = - Hk
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-ere is nothing more of -nsive than an
unpleasant smell. To avoid this, Use DR..
r-ice's American Perfumes, which are rich
er, more delicate and durable than any odors
that come from abroad. His Floral Riches,
for a cologne water, has rich fresh fayory
oIor, and his Aiisti Bouquet and other odors
for the handkerchief are only 10 be used TO
DE admired.
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ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, DECEMBER 4.
HoGs-Easier; light, s. sA94 10; p cking
81 Ddi 40; butchers To extra, 81 SoS4 50.
Receipts, Il0O.
CarrL1-Strong and in good demand; prime
10 choice shipping steers, ~ JOii 30; Lair 10
good, 81 uVGsi 80; fair To choice butchers
IS i09i ~; cows and heifers, S. 0Oa4 20;
Texans, s. SdS 20 Receipts, 80.
SHEEP-FlTm; gOoi to choice, s. s5di 80
common To fair, g 1913 ID. Receipts, SDU
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..o,nerR.,,road Wan Dead.

Young Mccartney, the Atchison and Ne
brs aka lsfaks man, who was injured week
or two ago near Doniphan, while engaged In
the discharge Of his duty, died al The fremont
House, in Atchison, on Thanksgiving day
The company did everything possible TO save
his life: the best physicians were employed
ana the best attendance furnished, but 10 nu
purpose except to render his last days CON-
forIable.-st. Joe Gdzene.
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THE BRITISH CoNsUL's NOTE.

The British Consul has presented note
deprecating war on the part of Servia,
showing the disloyalty Of such course and
threatening the Withdrawal of England's
guarantee OF Servia. Of the outcoming, it
Is said that Prime Minister Richstics will
leave the note unanswered
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pi..orr,r,E Sarice.

DoDGE CITY, han-, November -, 1877.
The firm OF Charles Rath * Co. Is dis
solved BY mutual consent, and their ac-
counts will be settled at Dodge City.
CHARLES RATH,
X. NJ WRIGHT.
The business wiz be continued BY the
undersigned as Wright, Beverly IL Co.
B. VI. WRIGHT,
II. VI. BEvER-Y,
d3t-wlt c. II. LAM.
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C.,
i'll send . recipe that will cure YOU,
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered By missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope
70 Tie Rev. JosErH I. INMAx, Sssiss D.
~ H. M Yea c. sq< soa&w
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COVER THE HILLS To THE POeR
HOUSE,.
A sunday RasDsble into ahe C0uutry
and q Turkey Dinner With the
superintendent.

A sunday RaSsble into ahe C0untry
and a Turkey Dsnacr With the
superintendent.
On Sunday morning a party consisting of
Messrs. Oliver Dieiendorff and Jul. y, ihaus
of the County Clerks office, Jno, Rohr Regis
trar OF Deeds DIR 5. F. Nelly County Physi-
clan, Chas Grover County Auditor, y. b. Per
~ Of THE TIMES and Messrs. G-yer and
Haberlien, oftne Free Press rude ont 10 m,
poor farm for the purpose OF seeing what w,,
10 be seen in thai locality anu generally
'.going through" the institution winch W,
about being turned over by Mr.. Jos-pn t'ur
ran the superintendent Tor SIX YEAS psst tn
Mr.. ii. b IL Mu,re the new officer appoint
ed BY the Bo.d OF Cou.ty Cominissloner,
On arrivin. at the house, the party was most
Hospitality received oy Sir. Curran and Mr.
Moore vino we're both AT home- and ry-
erytnins poeibie Mas done 10 make the WIS.,
ltois fsei Also at home. AIler .'goiu.,
curiositisS, In The way OF Old people who hau
long s.or.es 10 It'll. the parry w~s invited
10 partake OF sDinptuous dinner,
prepared under the direction OF Mrs.
Surraa, and a truly sumptuous dinner II wa>.
The table LARRY groaned beneath the weight
OF the COOL Things IN the siiape of bouucin.,
turkeys, roast beef, Vegetables, etc, and there
was no one presni who did not do the meal
ample justice. After the guests had been sun
ptlrd tuey were permitted TO see the thirIy-
one inmates OF the house take their SUNDAY
sosne fsud.
Among the inmates We're noticed AN old
cotored man who is blind, and who says he
served with General Harrison, in the war q,
lsi2. Another rs q coiored woman who mrs
quite long beard. An Indian nov az IN
Cherokee tribe and . white woman eirhIv.
four years Of age, were also notlc<d- Tks
amount OF property which was turned owe,
by Mr.. Curran 70 his successor ye,ie.d av,
WuB ~ folioWs:
TIE INVOICE
hiis1 lSssss. ; yess a 10 49, e. e.
- ~ - yosn lne 49, 49,. -
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LEAvENwoRTH COUNTY
III the Prob 9. Court Of said County and STATE.
In the Matter of the Estate
Of JESSIE MCARr, Deceased.
rREDITORS and all other d .rsOns inter-
u est.d in the aforesaid Estate, are hereby
notified, that at the next regu ar term Of the
Probate Court, in and for saiI County TO be
b gun and held at the Court Room, In the
City and County Of L@avenworth. State Of
aforesaid, on the first Monday in the month of
January, A. D.. 1873, shall apply to the said
Court for full and final settlement Of said
Estate as Administrators Of Jessie MeArt, de-
ceased.
Leavenworth City, December 4th, A. D.,
1871. POLLY MCAKT, Administrative.
y. A. MANN, her Attorney. w4w
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4. C. PRODUCE MARKET.
ANsss CITY, December 4.

WHEAT-Niore active and firm No rom-
tnal; No. 5, 81 ojl .fl t5ss No. I. 9,u94iz re-
iect-d- . e; No spring Ssc; No. 3, SUc.
CoEN-Qu!et and steady; No. 2mixed, $3.50;
new m Ne,i, Sic; No. 2white mixed, Sic; re-
jected. 23Isc.
OATs-Dull; No. 2, Isc.
RYE-Quiet; No.2, &c.
BCrrER-ss
EGGs-JC.
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FApMERs, livery men, and harness ma
kers who have used Uncle Sans Harness
Oil will never use any other, it is the best
andonly reliable oil in the market 1t re-
ceived the highest award at the Centennial
Expositionof 1876. For sale by 10 eph
Harrop, Campbell Il kendrick and Theo
Egersdorf eod&w
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.,,,.cr society walked I'D,

The ..society OF Tramps," are about get up
a renaissance in regard to the recent decree
Of the Chief Of Police, which says mo more
arrests and winters board at the expense of
the city," but good pounding in lieu there
of. T. sy object, or in other words 'kick."
The TIM OF the meeting of the association Is
not yet decided, but it is presumed II viii be
interesting.
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the ORIENTAL WAR.
of Special Note Being Done
on the Frontier.
Servia's Campaign.

VIENNA, December A special from
Belgrade contains the following: 'Prince
Milan, in addressing the departing troops,
dwelt upon the certain prospect Of better
issue of the new campaign which Servia
was obliged to undertake, for this time she
was better armed, having a powerful ally."
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Administrators Notice.

THE STATE or KANSAS,
LEAyESwoRTH COUNTY.
In the Protdie Corrt ia and fOr sdid County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
JAMES WIELIAM HARD
ER, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Let
~ tiers Testamentary have been granted TO
the underSignrd on the Estate OF James VIII
liam Harder. late of said county deceased. by
the Honorable. the Probate Court Of tine oun-
" and state aforesaid, dated the 18th day OF
November. A ID. lsT. Now, all persons hav-
ing claims against the sad Estate arr hereby
notified that they must present. the sam-: To
the undersigned for allowance, within one
wear from the date Of said Letters, or they may
be precIud@d from any benefit Of such cs'at-;
and thai IL such Claims De- not eXni bite with
IN three years after the date OF said letter.,
they shall he forever barred.
LUCY HARDER, Ex-cutrix, Of the Estate
Of JAMES WILLIAM HARDER, Deceased.
NOVefnbsr sth, l>I7:
IN WITSF-s WHEREOF, Z the undersigned,
Probate Judge OF LeavenwoTTl COan-
~, have hereto set my hand and al
TsEAL.l txed the seal of thu said Probate
Court this 18th day of NoveIIbe A.
ID. 1871. NEWTON MANN,
nov21-w4t Probate Judge.
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OTHER FOREIGN NOTES.
FRENCH FUN.

a Hes tscassi0o Over the Budget
Its Considerass0n POssP0aeA Until
ThaFsAoye
VERsAILLN, December Ain the
Chamber of Deputies to-day, N. jules Fer
~. on behalf of the budget committee, de-
clared that the commits. considered that
to det.ch the clauses relative to direct
taxes from the remainder Of the BUDGET
would involve Questions Of policy, peinciple
md even Of pasaiaDsasasy eDveEuoenG
H. nain qsssiia ". shall - dePoi-
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