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On Friday. in the House. Mr.. West Of

On Friday. in the House. Mr.. West Of
Franklin, introduced the following scusi-
Bile order. which received pa,>age:-
Ordered-That all petitions. ORDER. &c. in
relation 10 the game laws Of thi, >tale be- r.
frrred to the Committee on Legal Affairs: and
! that other Committees having papers before
them relating 10 this subject be relieved from
further consideration oi Tie same.
The numerous petitions presented 10 the
present Legislature for notifications Of
our game laws, indicate that they are now
far from satisfactory to the people. The
private interests OF individuals, jealousy of
foreign interference on this subject by the
citizens of other States. aud the previous
almost unlimited license which has pre-
vailed since Maine ha- become a State.
have rendered the game laws unpopular in
many sections, and heuce the present de-
mand for change.
II is undeniable that efficient and >trin-
gent laws are imperatiyely demanded tor
the protection of fish and game which in
many localities are fast disappearing; al
The same time, regard should be had to the
wants of our own citizens, who, in a great
er or less degree. arc dependent on hunt
ing and fishing for subsistence.
1t seems to us that the appointment of a
Special Committee, to take charge of tie
whole subject of legislation in this regard.
would be wise,-ahd in after years would
save much time OF the Legislature. OF
course, the Committee should be selected
withreterence TO their special qualifications
10 judge of what provisions or restrictions
are necessary, and also should represent
every portion of the State.
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A Word from Minnesota.

| Mr.. EdiLOr:
We want TO see the familiar pag es of the
AMERICAN smother year, therefore we send
you the Enclosed as an indueement which we
hope will be satisfactory. Since we left ''the
home of our childhood anG the land of our
birth your sprightly sheet, though before in.
teresting, has become of greater interest to US.
We always have to look over the "localsr
first.
Clearwater, where we new are,is a small vii
lage on the right bank of the.Father of Waters,
about fifty mile, above the Falls of st. Anthony
where the beautiful city of Minneapolis is stu
ated. We have hardly more than foot of
snow, but the sleghing has been very good
since November Goth.
The weather is quite pleasant for winter, =
remarkably free from high winds and heavy
storms.-yet fully up with the average winter
in regard to cold. Last Monday one thermom-
eter was frozen up, and others ranged from 81
TO $50 !, The crispy air was full of sparkling
frost, and for some time after sunrise the orb of
day was accompanied by two brilliant sun
dogs
1t is quite common occurrence for the mer-
curry TO fall TO 200 or 25s but such tempera-
ture ia this dry atmosphere is not as uncom-
Portable as ). or 10. ON the coast of Maine.
The hard times are sorely felt by many in
this section OF the country, especially by those
whose crops were destroyed by that vast army
OF grasshoppers which laid waste some of the
most fertile lands in the West.
Fears are entertained nv many, that their
soB.
Minnesota is doing much for the education
of her people ;mneh for an intelligent ballot,th
sure foundation of republican institutions.
II is the desire and prayer Of the people that
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Jumpers Mag3-iHe nv Felrvyy. - /,
an unusually bright aud fresh Numb-r, with
nearly sixty exquisite cngrAyiu->. The Mann
Der open, with Very un,rre>,in. paper. beau
tiully illustrated, on Cardiff lhi the valley u
the Tan. N " alc>. Among tic illustration,
t, axe portraits OF Lord and Lad, Butte.
Dr- Bottoms article on The kog-Bnok OF the
savannah !, a novelty. Thr savannah wl.
the trst steamer that crossed ths Atanti.. Tn,
io2-book Of the vessel. containing quaint mar
ratlve OF the voyage, i sun preserved by the
descendants Of il, captain. Mos Rogers, A
faithful picture OF The book it>elf,anj 4 ftc->lui.
OF one OF ~ entrle>,arc among the illustrations
of the srticle, together with two portraits 81
Captain Rogers. picture of the steamer, etc.
In an illustrated paper, entitled And who
was Bennerha>,cf' j. :. Z. Abbott relate, the
thrilling story of Blennerhas>ct and his accom-
plished wife. with picturesque description Of
their island retreat on the OHIO.
one OF the brightest illustrated ar, icic- in
tins Number i Mr.. Van Clecrs descriptive pa
per on Barbados
A. II. Guernsey contributes an able review
OF Mr. >quier's explorations in The Land Of
the lncas. with fourteen choice illustrations Of
Peruvian scenery and antiquities.
About sixteen wears ago the substance Of a
letter addressed By Lord Macaulay to the late
Henry ;. Rrndall, predicting the ruinou, j. ne
OF The American system ofpure democracy. W a.
published, but IN such way that little atten-
lion wa, given to it. In thi, Number are pub
ll>utu, ia lutiI tHlTrlN. Tue Ipuf letters VIII
ten by Macaulay to Randall. The pubca ton
of these remarkable l.tters at this time i, e,-
peclallv timely, not only a. giving the opinions
of 50 eminent writer, but also in connection
with current discussion as 10 a direct popular
vote for President. The Easy Chair makes
these letters the basis of a suggestive comment.
\ large installment is given in this Number
Of Blackmore's new novel, .Erema; or Nv ia
Tiers SIN The scene of the story thus far j.
California.
Part VIII. of A Woman-Hat recount> the
adventures of Rhoda Gale IA a female phv>i-
clan, and reaches a very interesting point in
the career of Ina hloskiag, the great contralto
Among the short stories are Noel Brewster's
Secret with three illustrationsJ, powerful
novelette, in seven chapters. by the late C..
Welsh Mason author of The Rape st the Camp ;
Notwithstanding by Fannie Hudgson Burnett
and The Romance Of Barnyard,' by Harr let
Prescott Spofford.
Mrs. Helen 5. COnsnt contributes a very sue-
gestive article on American cookery.
Poems are contributed by William Gibson.
Edgar Fawcett, Washington GLADDEN. and Mrs.
j. g. Burnett.
The Editorial Departments very fully cover
their respective fields. Among the other mat
tiers of interest in the Scientific Record is a re-
SINE Of the results OF the recent British Arctic
expedition.
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Be il enacted that the Senate of the House
of Representatives sh all meet in the hall of the
House OF Representatives at the hour of one
O'Clock. L. NJ, meeting on the first Thur sday
in February. 1877, and the President # the
Senate shall be their presiding officer, Two
tellers shall be previously appointed oDthe part
of the Senate aud two on the part of the House
of Representatives. to whom shall be handed
as they are opened by the President of the Sem
ate all the certificates and papers purportng
to be certificates of electoral votes, which GER
tifeates and papers shall be opened, present.
ed and sctei upon in the alphabetical order of
the states. beginning with the letter A; and
said tellers having then read the same in the
presence aud hearing of the two Houses shall
make list of the votes they shall appear
from the said certificates, and the votes hay-
ing been aseertaiGed and counted as in this ACT
provided, the result Of the same shall be de-
livered TO the President of the Senate who
shall thereupOn announce the state of the vote
and the names of persons. if any elected, which
an announcement shall be deemed sufficient dec
lsration Of the persons elected President and
Viee-pre.ident Of the United State, aud wi, h
list OF voters shall be entered in the journal
Of the two houses. Upon such reading of any
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Legislative Summary.

"kpNtsDAf' Jan. H.
In me Senate an order was introduced and
ne 49, ~, w oprnlc,loh am hecHrai!on OF
der instructing the judiciary committce To- in
quire into the pypedianry IL reunttin., a I'm II
make death Tho non ~ a. NIL, H., IL, ,,.t
degree ocessioned some debatn and ,-,x re-
fused a massage IN /, yn,p IN 81 ~ I R..oIu-
tions ador ted by citizru. of Nr,yfaii in f,ynr
of more stringent measures No, ,iu,t III IInu,r
traffic v,rr nr,,.rnt.d MA y f.-r.i
In the House a large number Of orders were
intro luceJ ,nong witch w,.og. II r,.l,tinn Ia
biennial elections and sessions. In a con, on
ton of both branches IN. ri,,tion uf Tinted
State, Senatnr was complrtel AMI Jam.~ G.
Blame wa, declared elected TO a seal i'm the
United states senate 10 iii out the remainder
of the term FOR which Mr. Nproul was elected
and for a iIl. term Of six wears. be Ginning with
the An Of March next
''NoA m
Ja,t ,r, IN, m - . - ~
80 Iv !, III =, ~ II i'l.'''u 1911 t'i'
,ote from, M t,,,.,, - ~ M -, !, :,
Harrison go ''' = ~
In tbs Tlo,,se a t,r.,.. ,,,,.,,f.- ~ ,.i,-- ,1
netitions vvcre in,yoinrsJ :, nr1,. Lin,
Ia tho estshHshmnnt In i ,,,.-,,,0t I'LL III A. M
western nart ~ ho SIT. XII. ,,r.., \ - ~.
solve rrltIing In a n,,riS,'I ,1"b;Iiior- law
cam. ~, a,i ,g,,' ,,.,,ta'a,, n, w. ~
pnIis r.c'i,-oJ n $50, Ii,i,,,c', a -,
Iargc nnmhar or retiti,,n. ,,,r, ,,..,,,i NJ,
Modification nf trtt.t.. Ia -. tl,,t ,,n..
p,onfh,s ,,a,,.s me-, J., ,,,,, ~
fh'Nh' ~.
In the Senate the committee on uG tacial af-
fairs reported in regard to the SIafa TIytsurrt'~
accounts thai they find them al correct anI
agreeing with the Treasurer, report. Az or
| der was introduced for the obtaining &C Tie
.opnssn OF the supreme Judicial Court - 10
whether the legislature has authority under
~ con,'tu , 10 prohl3lt Tue eNporta'l,a ''
In the Hone medication ir,r,,J..r, ,,..
ported ON orJrr rr',ring ~ .,,,,r,,.i,,,,,, ,,f
marriage. Mn. we're r,nortcJ r,y,r.,i,r, fr,,,,
the judiciary committee j.. tnII.,,v.. N ,,,..n
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The Democrats Ia Congress do not APP
pear to be in any hurry about urging an
anne ndment TO the Constitution forever
prohibiting the payment of claims growing
out of the late war 10 persons who we're
disloyal. In DesUber the House adopted
a resolution by Two thirds vote direct ing
tue committee to 80 report within twenty
days, but they have not taken a step in that
direction. A resolution reiterating the
command Vas defeated two weeks ago,
but ii is proposed 10 again make a record
on the question.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-25

standard medicine for curing Bright's Dis
ease, Dropsy, Kidney. Bladder and Glandular
Maladies, is HUNTS REMEDY. Female Weak
ness, Pain in the Back and Lons, Gravel Dia-
betes. Intemperance and Prostitution of the
Nervous System, are cured by HUNTS RENE
DY. HUNTS REMEDY imparts tone and Wig
or TO the constitution.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH improves the Eyes,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-25

The general opinion among the lead
ing Democrats of this city is favorable to
the proposed compromise bill. The loud
est voiced and longest tongued bull-dozers
are noticeabIy scquiescent. They think
they now see the ghost OF chance for
5. j. I.
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Sworn Statement
Boston Druggist.

Gentlemen, - hereby certify that have had Ga
arrh for ten years and for the last slN years nhEe
been "A terrible sufferer. l was rendered par
deaf. had huKziug ia the heed. pains across the
temple. dizzy spells weak and painful eyes, s"oi
len and liberated tons'is hard and constant
cough, severe pain across The chest, and every IN
djcation OF consumption. NV head ached all the
time. The matter accumulated - ral'ldiY IN my
head aud throat that could not keen them ifte
Frequently 1T night Won Ia spring out oi bed, q
sremed - at the point Of sunncation. would
then have recourse 10 every means 10 my power
to dislodge the nUcus from nay throat anu heau
before being able - siccp ag'lh. f't Petlou ~
-iN wears M, t0n-IiS were liberated and so much
mhamei that could with dfaenliy swallow II
naiiy consulted au eminent surgeon IN regard 90
an operation on them, but at his request post
poncd H. The constant inflammation and liberation
In throat caused by the poisonous matter drop
ping down from my head hal So irritated and IN
famed my lungs that cOughe1 ;nces sanity, -
deep, hard cough. Meanwhile my system began
snow the effects of this disease, SO that lost
flesh. grew pale, and showed every symptom Of
an early death by consumption When matters
hid reached thus stage or about six months ago,
began the use OF SANFoRp's RADICAL CURE ron
CArARRIi. Amer using the first bottle began 20
Improve rapidly. The first dose seemed 10 clear
my head a. had not known II to he for years.
II seemed gradually To arrest the discharges.
II ~tnrpcd my cough ia three days. Ry using &
~ a lr... soon reduced thc inflammation and
HN iuE ~ ut tnu-is, ~ that They soon ceased -
trouble me. .. -prrn,~- across my chest dt-aP-
carvl. pa" bulHHS uol-rs IN my head ceased,
my senses offering anil W seeing were complete
iy restored, and every symptom 81 disease that
mad reduced me to the gr 81 tnc grave disap.
pearr'i by the use o. ~NNfutp's RADICAL CCEE
FuK CArtRUH.
have been thu, explicit because, a. drug.
gist, have seem e great lcAl ~ suffering from
tat'rth, and hope 20 convince many tAat tEis IL
great remedy.
a,n familiar With thc treatment 81 Atarrh as
prhcti-cd it tHo best pHA>i,tAu-, and have con.
suited me most eminent about my ca-". have
used every Atnd 20 s'meiy ant apparatus That
have Appeared daring prrIoI of Years past,
aud have, Whilr following tuFtr u-v. t. ken great
care OF MY general uvaith bur "htlir ed 40 rcliri
"T tu'oUruE'tu' ut from Au' ct them.
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Special 4 3

sCHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, SEA WEED
TONIC, AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
These deseryedly celebrated and popular
medicines have effected revolution in the
healing art, and proved the fsllacy of several
maxims which have for many years obstruct-
ed the progress of medical science. The false
supposition that Consumption is incurable"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-25

We cheerfully give place to the COM
muniestion OF a well informed and sensi.
Bile correspondent upon the compromise
measure. The most patriotic and wisest
men differ in opinion as to its safety and
expediency.
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n GARD.

To all who ars suffering from the errors and in
dscretions OF youth nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe
that viii cure you, FIRE. OF CHARGE This
reat remedy was discovered 10y missionary In
South America. send eliad.lressgi envelope
to tho REV. JOSEPH 7. I>MAS. station u, Bible
uause New York City. 81 mos
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1t is thought that the session of the
present Legislature will be very short pro-
badly not more than six weeks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-25

-1Iiaen and Hendricks are reported as
favoring the proposed compromise. Hay
es and Wheeler decline to express their
views upon il.
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THKRE viii be Course of Assembly, held at
4 winnings Hal, somesviiie coumepci1g
nharsaay evening February LIST, 1877, aDd eve T
Thursday evening following, uatii further notice
70 gwen loWki Per Order OF Com
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NoIicE--Ah parties indebted to the firm, 10
r. b. x b. NJ. Rowe, must settle within "a la" Vi
collection. hcE i"f
3Wk2 + L az a. NJ
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Partnership Notice

HE Co.partnership OF E. E. & +. NJ Rowe i.
lhs uay dissolved by mutual consent The
pusiiies VIII De carried on by Mr.. e. E. Rowe who
i authorized to receive all debt due to said fr
aud VIII settle claims againstit '"'u ~ "a
fAYETrE III. ROVE
January 6th, 1877. T.
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right may prevail in the councils of the nation:
and that peace and prosperity may soon take
the places of discussion and starvation.
Clearwater, Mimi, jan. Is. 1877. NJ.
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WOOD FOR SALE

zVo cords OF dry slab wood, at Tisdaleis Mill
Will be sold in lots of 8 or 10 cords Al Al ~ -,
cord, at Mil, or delivered at honse at 81 90 Der
cord. -.
Jan. l, ls77. lwi.
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Che GIlsuortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning al Coomhs,
Block Ellsworth, Ne, bs THE HANCOCK
LtflJNTN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
FOR terms Sc, see first page.
RS-S. NJ PETENGILL Il Co, 10 State Street,
R1,lau. 3 Pars Row. New York, and 70l Chestnut
Street. IN lsdelpha are oar Agents for procuring
advertisement. tor the ANGLICAN in the above
lies an autbouzed to contract for advertising
at orr lowest rates.
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Notice Of Assignment.

HEREBY give notice that ON the l3th dIv OF
i I.urar.. A. y I-1i Lawrence Il. Tracy, and
wm. ~ Peters. Both 1T Ellsworth, Ne t0-pnrt-
Hts- lu hnsIur-s under Tie Hrm name Of Tracy y
fctrI.. male ga lEnmcnt to mc OF all thrir pIp
ptrtN- nights and credits OF every description,
except -u#h t- l. by Iaw exempt from attachment
4u. Is s-uton. fpr the benefit Of creditors accord
Geo the prov I-ton- " Chapter 20. tie rev sctl
statutes ri Nir. Mud also that have accepted
-..I tFu-t anu hAyc gwen to the Judge 81 Probate
t.r Iilnr.srN Comfy. bond satisfactory - him
GU amount and -rruritlc.
A\bEEW i. wiswELL, 49, tnse
Ellsworth Jlu. -. I-.1. aWG
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Senator Morton was the only member of Il
committee who did not sign the report.
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c. c. BURRHL, Agent. ELLSWORTH.
Il. X. MORRILL,, General Agent. Gydingr.
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VOLUME %.
County Ctu Accounts
Cor 1876

COUNTY OF HkNCNK
io'o' JOSEPH q, WALKER, DIR.
Jan go !" % January Term, a.
:, rrar,R day, sl2 so
,,n !, IL =. Z a. miles Toe, 5 %
MatSh - 10 sn Adj, term as
=, -rsiss county tax g.. ? 20, IL 81
n, =. ~ ~ SIame 80 miles IOc 5 %
Aprtl io--'' a =. uNs w term 2.jo, u so
' Ne so miles 10 c, 3 o.
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HANCOCK, ss:-tLEEK's OFFICE, Ellsworth
January Is, 1877.
hereby certify that the twelve preceding ac-
counts are true copies OF the original accoI,I,1s
the County Commlss toner's tor the yea, Is7g .,t
the same having been sworn TO and aliawed o.
ders have been Issued for the payment thersc9 ~,
of the County Treasury. 'S' GU "'''
3w4 H n SAUNnrns -,
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Received Pa, mcar Jou> HorErNs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-14

Band and vocal music by the differ
ent schools and the Grantsville Glee
Club, under the management of Mr..
B. Weltiev. Refreshments in abund-
ance for all. In fact, the picnic was
an entire success. One of the largest
and pleasantest ever held in this
county.
The other pic. was that of the
Methodist school, held in Mr.. Gnag-
ney's grove near town. 1t was well
attended and was a pleasant and en-
joyabie affair, and reflects great cred
it upon the committee and teachers
Of the school.
The storms Of Saturday and Mon
day nights were very severe at this
place, that of Monday night taking
the root off our school house, and
tearing down a number of fruit trees
in town. Senator Getty loses con-
siderable, as it demolished a number
Of fruit trees and about fifty sugar
trees, in a manner running his Sugar
Camp.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-14

July 9th.-In reading your excel
lent paper | see letters from nearly
all parts of the county, but none from
Selbysport. thought, perhaps, you
or some Of your readers would like
to hear from this place.
Your newspaper is very highly APP
preciated at this place, both by Re
publicans and Democrats.
The prospects for a good harvest
are very hattering. Wheat,n now near
ly ready for the reapers, is very good.
The prospects for Oats and Grass are
better than for several years. Corn
has been a little backward, but is
coming out nicely now, and should
the weather be favorable, we will
have fair crop, The potato crop
bids fair to be very good.
George Frazee took a large raft Of
barrel heading to Confluence on the
4th. We are informed that he got
along very well, making the trip in
three hours. The distance by water
is about fifteen miles.
Mr.. John n. Kerling is building a
large barn for II. NJ. Frazee, Esq.
r. b. White, Esq, has just COM
pleted new stable on his property
in the upper or west end Of town.
Mrs. Lucinda Frantz is making
preparations to build a new barn and
stable, and expects to have it COM
pleted by fall.
The 18th was rather dull here. The
people nearly all went to the picnic
at the Old Bear Creek Furnace, at
which they enjoyed themselves very
much, They did not return until
the next morning. We are informed
that they danced from twelve O'Clock,
noon, until four next morning. The
musicians were Edward Frantz, of
this place, and Simon SWitzer, Of Ac-
cident.
Mr. Alex. Dewitt closes his Select
School on the 10th. Prof. Matthews
will be present to hold a public eX-
animation, and will grant certificates
to such.as wish to teach in the pub
lie schools of this county during the
year.
Messrs. Vance and Breakiron, of
Smithfield, Pa, have been here for
the last month. They are good art
lists, and have done a good business
here. They propose moving to
Johnstown in a day or two.
A SUBSCRIBER
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-14
Oakland, Nd, July 18th 1877.

ED. REPUBLICAN If | mistake
not, our city fathers last year bought
and had placed at the corners of the
principal streets of the town, few
lamps. Now | believe it was the in
tention of the parties buying them
that they should be lighted on all oc-
casions when the nights were dark.
For the past several nights it has
been dark and rainy, making it diff
cult for persons to get along the
streets with the aid of such light as
our street lamps afford, but | regret
to say that some of the aforesaid
lamps Il do not know how many
have been loaned out and taken away
from their places on the streets, and
are now doing duty in the outskirts
of the town, in place called a lager
beer garden. Gentlemen of the Town
Council, this is not right. You have
control of the affairs of the town, but
when it comes to depriving the citi-
zens and visitors of our town of the
use of the street lamps on dark and
rainy nights, you are doing more
than was expected of you when you
were elected to the positions younow
fill. Have the lamps returned to
their places at once, and if the pro-
prietor of the beer garden cannot af-
ford lamps of mis- own, we would ad.
wise him to sell out to 5 ONE one who
can.
Yours, &c,
CITIZEN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-14
OrphanS' Court,

The Orphans Court for Garrett
County was convened on Tuesday,
10th inst. Present, Hon. JOS. De-
witt, Chief Judge, and Hon. A. j.
Michaels andWm. Harvey, Associate
Judges, and Wm.L. Rawlings, Reg
is er.
The last Will and Testament of
Thomas E. Owens, deceased, was
filed for probate and record.
VIM. f. Deakins was appointed
guardian to May Macleod Deaklns,
and filed bond in the penalty of
five hundred dollars.
Samuel j. Beachy, Jonas j. Bea-
chy and VIM. limbaugh, Executors
Of Christian j. Beachy, deceased,
settled their first claim in personal
property.
The Court then adjourned until
Tuesday the oath day of July, 1877.