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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-06

Newport, ky. to Cincinnati, several
days ago, was abstracted. no clue
what ever has Jet been obtained as
sto who committed the decd or us to
the whereabouts of the missing
papers. There has been a detcrmin-
ed effort to keep the matter hushed
up, and iur time it has been sue.
cessful. The hrst national bank, Of
Covington, has over ten thousand
dollars worth OF checks in that mxil,
and Jas. Taylor and sons, bankers,
still a larger amount. Among other
papers, there was gold draft on a
California bank calling for Eve thou
sand dollars.
FAILURE.
Montreal Feb. G-Charles Leonais
proprietor ofthe Dominion foundry
has made an assignment. Liabilities
estimated at 100000; assets large.
BANKRUPT.
New York Feb. 6-Thos R Agncw
grocer, Vesey street an adjudicatcd
voluntary bankrupt. Liabilities IS:
,imated 1854 900; assets 100000,
principally reale state.
+ l 4 =
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CONGRESS.

SENATE.
Washington Feb. 6--Allison re-
ported the Indian appropriation bill.
HOUSE.
At noon, the house went into COM
mittee Of the whole on the deficiency
o,,,r,n,;a.;a,. k;O
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FOREIGN.

appropriation bill.
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THE DEMOCRATIC GRAVE
David Dndley Field Still En-
gagged in Digging 1t.
Coy. Wells Exhibits His Tenn
per and DtH0IHtts IS
Accusers.
A Witness Who Contradicts
Littlefield.
WASHINGTON.
AN uSM1rI6 ATEp LIAR.

AS lAhiiio LED LAX.
Washington, Feb. 6--LittleGeld,
whose examination was to be conti-
nued by the senate Lou,siaKa sub
committee to-day, did not put in an
appearance.
" hen VI ciis was questioned re-
gardfng the destruction Of thereturns
from certain polls in Vernon parish,
he answered very exeitedly, in reply
to the question as 10 whether he was
present or gave any directions tothat
effect, and said, that the man who
swore SO was an unmitigated liar. He
begged the committees pardon for
such violent language and he stated
that the ordinary papers did not ac-
company the returns from Vernon
-Q2Flk
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CORN Weak aud ea.isr' ssh for sasai g..
for March
OATS steady a, sss.
RYE-0a.
BAkLKY-tob6o.
PoRK-rrmer; y isA for cash. IL IS for
March.
LARD Firm; 10 = & for eas!l 10 os Tor March.
WHISKY--Nomlnal.
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A RuMpuss ls HIGH LIFE.

New York, Feb. ca special says
an exciting passage occurred between
Burchard and Field, in the house
privileges committee this morning on
account Of demand by Field that
the package Of louisiana testimony
which nc temporarily entrusted to the
clerk Of the committee, should be
handed back to him to-day for pres
entation to the house.
Bafehatd objected impetuously,
saying he wished to see tho testimony
before it was presented to the house
or printed. He remarked that Field
had no more right TO the testimony
than any member Of the committee
he was not the custodian of the evi
den.e, but the clerk ar the committee
| was.
Field was somewhat settled, bn,
managed TO control his temper,
The style in which Field bulldozee
tho republicans on the committee i,
livery offensive, and they have deter
mined to take tie dfst opportunity Q
telling him Of it.
WELLS BEFORE rnE COMMITTEE
L Washington Feb. 5-The commit
tee On powers and privileges Of tn
Ihoase in counting the electoral vot
this morning recalled Gov. Wells
aud his cross examination was contin
| ued hy Field, who asked the wiines
whether juat before he left New o.
i isans he had discussed with A. ]
\ Barrett a member Of the Packar
Il 4 segieiia ttttre aeout 5tfIe action Of tn
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10

Cnpe Horny. II got its namc from n rnggod
cluster ol dead trees that made out rusr to tho
surf, and used to be- very prominent land
mark for North Carolina coastrrs. - went
ashore thcrc." he said. " In 80 IN The schooner
n ". She wis loaded with cotton. Ttc ruddor
irons enVr WY whom We WIS standing close IN
shore and ali" couldn't 20 about. and driltcd
ON the beach in r,rc tly calm weather. |
Nut tn" mrn ashore. took thc cotton out aud
shipped il to New York without lcttin.s il inil
into tho hands oi the wrrckrrs. Tho 8 hoonnr
WHs Hs bore about seven W 'rks. and uIrrl rur-
lis t' s't her oil. Somebody told me that she
VS. used as u dDcoy ~ bring other vrfecl-
ashore. hoard that lights were hung IN her
rigging and all kinds ~ ddlgr- used. Nuny
rltr.a " ~Sci rlnir ashore, IN n calm night righ
nlonrs I'D" tho schooner, and fell into the hands
oi the wree kcrs. Nh" hal u valuable cargo. |
think she WIS Dutch bark from Amsterdam
II cost mo ~ 300 to get The Ncy oil. They want
ol $1,000. hut considering the uar ti1i was
told WIS made uf her Thought I iOl enough.
u they used her tO HING thn DOGGY lGnt- on a
rliitasH ~ 500 was cheap enough
Mr.. Ruckfnan." SAID the writer, UNDER
stand you arc worth hard on million dollars
Did you max" much money selling oysters Z"
i"s One reason was successful WIS that
built stlps that could sail against the wind.
when found glut in the market sold tor
Whnt could get. and tut for the virginia coast
rot back W tn u fresh load. while the other fell
lows were holding on with stab oystrrs FOR "a
big price. Mine being ir'slI sold AT nay own
price, You can gave TIA to the boys now in
market don't charge them anything Tor it,
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Is 1T a tfNfRD?
Train Outdonc The Minnesota Doctor who
Went SI> Weeks without Food.

To THE EDITOR or The SuN-Sir: This
case looks iishy! Moayl Rummyl 1t nnvors
Of gluttonyl" dclrium trcmcnsl or quack
doctors " adj Tho coin is spurious Nail il
down. DIR. Tanner IL the patient; DR.. Mayer
the recitcr. II true. how happens it that SO i'm
portnnt II fast. commencing July 1G ton two
quarts Of MILK and ending Aug. 30 ton baked
applel, only IL ncwapapcrcd three months after
in Dcccmberi Would not such an cxtraordi-
nary cnsc have been chroniclcd every day.
Would doctor have remained away from his
own homo f?rty-two days sleeping on D lounge
in another do tors OH tcp
Again. he lived in % husshcad Of water. drink
ing hrg" quanti tics every hour, During my
siN days insi n"itl"r tluid nor solid passed. my
lirs. and lost fifteen pounds. This man lost
nothing worth rrcorllIng ~ was "a SILK man r.
last mlhcH yell hau sad n rance between -
ih-slmi" and q si'k fruilyl After weeks
ihs' would unv physician allow patient to cat
two hig apples. FIVE California pears. and u
lar-s" siInd wltrrmrlouf'
Alter ndpo-c '-,.ue s.ts In M middle age few
over lose the plcinorl ! have dropped nfty
pounds elnyc leaving the TuWb- 1--WE years ago.
] know hive cvolu''d tine most important
scent H. tact go far as longevity Is concerned.
since the world begnni
g. Il. r. Madison suuarp Il L. AZ
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'ional wotcbmans lantern fitting about ondI

sional wntrhman's lantern fitting about. md
sitting reading ~ my lttlc table by the ii.ht "
q solitary candle. with these five great hrutos
looming mp in tho gloom. with nappng ears
and staring eyes follow ny my every move
mcnt. Frrquc ntly, II | get Interested in my
book and ait up too Int. my ass slant will CONF
to me soon after midnight and say. Come
George, do 80 to bed and give the elephants u
chan e. 10 gt SOM sleep and then have tc
turn IN whether | want tp or not. bocHusc |
must keep my big follows in good physical con
dittun. you know"
49,, How arc they ON the Temperance question
VIII they drunk ANYTHING nlcoholi.'y
viii theyY WHY they would drink n man
poor IN w""k. They like their tod bcttcr than
any nli tuprr YOU ever met, and they can get
away with Il. too. Jamaica rum in their .vnr-
u" tpple; but n they cannot yet that they Will
take now corn Whisk"y. and not make a Taco
over 1t, either II they happen to get chilled, or
catch a little cold ! rive tlicm two drinks "A dnv
UNI they IRE wei! ngain. Each drink CONSISTS
ot turrc gallons Of rum or Wlliskcy-w whichever
- haudicsi. They drink It To the lasi drop. and
are always ready for more. How much II would
tk' " get them intoxicated don't know: but
- paiLul ol rum without "a parti lie of water dOta
not mncr them at ali-at least IA far as We can
Sec"
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shown hero gs evidence that Exchcquer shares
wore IN demand in New Y.fk.
l. Z. ANp3 E,rStSa rusr BuiLntSs

wore u dclnhhd IN Now IL.
i2.ANpa h'rStsa resr nulLnise.
NV HoRH Oct q. 1877
slnN. a'i - D.. on' You VIII roas Iuy Tor me-
r',' 90, ' v,n.. ~, ~, lri' fl,
- -, amount tl,..'d 'o'it' Ne .n.t,.vIuw \
ii ASs,a
iiy the same mail oour this private letter.
whtl wa not shown to thc ruuii':
Ute iors tl0 ioic YOU vil make q raise. wat. IL
tt Nrlf 3D.. ati rt,rN o. Dtit r.i's makes me wish
H i iIn 400 i.ul Y .tW NIff-Iud ltrr
i"A . pos to tn sun.l NiIH. sent Tor and
I'll @ 1ad ra., a"aa. i s", Won iii"s
.o .,, '""ini To- % t'in. ,, S'n M, I, l,on
" h.ii lie vci To- H. G'osia eoh mine "c Fam Snh
tmn' wi b. s"rpns iou"h Counties s. Of ----
lavish H. ir...o would work W faci. cart see
u,m. tw,.ul AISLE, th,u yer, much
volt. s d' -"' viii 500" appear Tor us remain cer
Telegram received Now 8. Up. NJ:
Nsw YosH Nov o.
PCT 1uy thousand and draw can't succeed with
The Lyon mentioned by Ankcrl ia james L,
,,VoUf ioimrry 'unnrct WIN the Emma mime.
p"nrrd as witness Tor the icirncc. The i1l-
loving is a summary " his evidence:
. .''c l,,m 900 San fr'nc,o' about two wecAs Ire.
hN,h,p,r was interested 100 -.tlng parucs ts,, hcr
w,m N,,N,ii. vrr mad, iu la,, d bou ht on ,,,nt
account D, i,r cent oa,liu j. .nt.n aid NO. nni 10
ri,-,, ~, ' d. go, ln''l' 10 d, mad wcr' el'
ii ,' VIZ ii Nv, ~ 'I ,!s, ',,a.',,1.
n, l. .."n Snc OF Cue rtru, te', me- rin,, .tA'c
tn'a' Ysr tug in,, NoqI tiec , tho .o.k dat VA,
s'o. Tor ,,,r. ,. "'i' j." ' ' ~, ~ n.y. ''.,
dealer .,c hn inou, mo f,eNtn.,' YER, r'i,n
an l"t ~ ' ID" STATE 49, uuDn snsN Mu- tak,nIu Sow
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BfNKI,G 4yD fIN.tycIiL.

WITHIN THE PAGES or HE WEEKLY FINANCIAL
REPORT published tA the reliable huu., uf AinN truti
lushain A Co Brokers. ~ " all st. be fnund more
solid and valuable Information spectng Stock. bonds
A. than IN any other public alton in the land Its
Tree I" any address and every man should send iOrit
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lUr.N 'nn IHgf0rrh cur"l tvuSing tNui rartr.-
ai "n...'. fluut O. sio..l' suui Iii., -'- --.I.
FURNITURE hNp tAGP'Y~ GrO AZ reduction I'M
b .f.. N''.. 90 u.IiIN iHfiAtnl COO O. ~ ii I.r
a..i .H, h-t 'VnIe'.Nht-, 10 a.d 10
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n", yo"r ''",, FROM nurNe, Ell nroaa~sy.
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Nasia,ss NoNcs.

she Best HemrdN fpr children ,,hIie Tcrf..
n+ i- Mrs NlNrinN o''ti..s ~ .uit
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ol,I. Nj eat Nj ar TX q ;.
Attention Patrons of IEusbandry

A MEETING of the Oranges of Union Coun-
"a ty will be held in the agricultural Hall on
the Union County Fair Grounds, on Saturday
the 9th day of May, fr the purpose of organic
ing a POMONA Grange. The meeting will be
opened at | | o'clock a. NJ.
1t is earnestly requested that every Patron of
llusbandry in Union County attend this meet
ing The officers of the Oranges should see that
each Grange is well represented, rs upon that
meeting will depend, in great measure, the
usefulness, efficiency and success of the order in
this County.
Come, brother Farmers, let us assemble to-
gether, and see if we cannot unite upon some
plan by which the whole farming interests of
th, County shall be benefited. Let us start with
the bright prospects of an honest and cconomi-
cal government, put our shoulders to the
wheel, and help take the State ont of the slough
of despond in which she has stuck for many
years
The Farmers CAN do more towards the pros
perity of the whole State than any other class,
If they WILL. Let us unite in bending all our
best energies to that great and glorious work.
a. ". THOMSON, W. NJ.
April 30 Is st
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SPEJS&E. NOTICES.
ADVICE GRATIS.

The Hoa. Alexander II. Stevens says: "Tho
Globe Flower Cough Syrup has proven most
valuable remedy to me-. =
- Gov. James N. Smith. of Georgia, says -
II shall always use it with perfect confidence,
and recommend it TO the public as IL remedy
which will afford that satisfaction experienced
by me and mine. 1t excells everything for
coughs, colds and obstinate lung affections"
Ex-Gov. Brown, of Ga, says :.-''!Ie finds the
Globe Flower Cough Syrup most excellent
remedy"
Such endorsement by our great anu good men
deserves the attention of the afflicted. Those
suffering from cough, colds and lung affections
should use the Globe Flower Cough Syrup. 1t
will positively cure CONSUMPTION. For sale 10y
GIBBS s. CO.
Nov 10, 1876 10 If
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GIEBS & CO. ere

Giving away handsome book entitled ..pcayls
for the People," containing much valuable in
formation and many interesting articles. 1t also
contains history of the discovery Of the ''llcp-
atinc,' for the diseases Of the liver. dyspepsia,
constipation aud Indigestion, &C., and gives
positive assurance that when the IIcpatinc is
used ii effects permanent and lasting cure of
these diseases, which prevail to suck an alarm
ing extent in our country. Take the IIepa,nc
for all diseases Of The liver.
NOV. 10. 1876 ij If
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GONE BY ONE TUE ROSES ALL."-Sincc our
last notice of II. Anisansel, going out Sin search
CT lost Office" C. l.. Fiko our Democratic
Sheriff, mas taken fancy TO the goods and chat
tells, rights and crcditsswhicr were of him dur
ing his stHy2hcro, and administered on his ef
fccts: The first thing levied a carpet
hags He swallowed his Winchester rife previ-
ously, with rs much stomach and as little com
junction as he did the oath of office, when ap-
pointed by Chamberlain, and accused of be-
ing an alien, and hence disqualified, when he
swore at the trial of Capt. Shell, that-as was a
dulyS.siicsnsed physician. Farewell to the last
carpet.bagger Of Laurons His blooming com
panion, Chamberlain, can ''sin no more" and
do likewise. - LGUrcaSrWc Ucruld.
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Notice in Rankruptcy,

In the District Court of the United States, for
the Western District of South Carolina
In the Matter of
W. Il. Ilames, Bankrupt. -" nauAr"P'ey'
TEililS is to give notice that meeting of the
i creditors OF said Bankrult will be held ut
Ivrkvills, S. c., in the Office of Hon. w. j.
Clawsor, on the 18th day Of May next, for the
purposes named in the 9th Section of Bank
.rnpt Act of March ., 1857, and that have filed
I'Final Accounts rs Assignee of the Estate Of
". u. iIamcs. Bankrupt in said Court. and that
on the 18th day OF May next, shall applJto
Hon. ". J. Cawson, Register in Bankruptcy,
for said Court, at his Office in Yorkvil!e, SIC.
at 10 a. NJ. for the settlement Of my Accolibts,
and for u Discharge from, all liability as{&-
siSace of said Estate, in Accordance witt The
provisions of the Twenty Section 9f the
Bankrupt Act OF March >, 1867.
respectfully, =
w. T. LIT"TLEJQAN,
Assignee
April 70 15% . St
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frost that kills that of Che neighbors has no eff
feet here, and the cultivated grapes1srow as lux
urianty rs IN the Plains of Italy bat few per-
sons take the pains to have u vineyard when
they car be supplied by spontaneous production.
as is the case in our section. Every hedge, hol-
low, fence-rows, &c., that will furnish protec-
tion is enveloped with wild vines that bear
abundantly and are very good for pies, &c.
We have another crop that flourishes in our
section, (of which we have two varieties viz:
blackberry-which is usually abundant, and
believe relished by all persons and everything
that can gather them But few Strawberries are
cultivated among US, as we are likewise supplied
by the wild berry, which grows very fine in
places, but is not equal to the cultivated in flavor
or size.
AS for telling farmers what TO do to be sue
csssful in their calling shall forbear, for, as
class, they are hard-headed, and will 90 their
own way contrary to figures and theory, and
many times their own interest, so, as they are
joined to their idols lot them alone.
LATER GENERAL NEWS.
April 16.-North Pacolet has suffered much
from succession Of the heaviest rains for the
last fortnght--had an unusual heavy gale on
the 18th, but little damage from it,, except to
plowcd lands. Farmers are feeling uneasy at
much lost time. We had slight frost on
the 10Th. Fruit not seriously injured
North Pocolet is to have new Post Office TO
be called "Star Farm" at John Il. Jeffries'.
Hamlet Jeifries was stricken with Paralysis
on the 14th-partial. Measles have prevailed
among us for the past six months. Whooping
cough has made its appearance among the little
ones.
". L. Elliot lost two boxes Tobacco from his
wagon, at Wilkinsvie, one night, but found it
next day in the woods.
The Il. and G. Drainage Corporation has ad-
vertised for hands to work on these Creeks, and
ten to twenty good hands can get paying wages
by applying. l..
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Tho Markets.

UNION, April 19.-Cotton-Salcs 30 bales, at SGll.
COLUMBIA, April lS-Cotton quict-miIdlmg la
III sales - bales.
CiIARLESTON, April 1S.-Cottou dui-middng III
GLllA, net receipts l7S; sales 500.
NEW YORK, April lS-Moncy 5; Gold E0Jl5. EXCHANGE
long i.6%; short iSSla. Cotton dull-upands ll2.;
Orleans II }; sales -.
LIVERPOOL, April lS-Cot ION dun & casicr--middiing
uplalS i; mllling Orleans Gli; sales 5000; spccu-
latiun and export 1900; receipts T,lOO.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
February lG

DY virtue of sundry executions to me directed,
- ! will sell, in !rort of tho Union Court
House door, on the first Monday in May next,
within the legal hours of Shcrin's sales, the fol
lowing property, to wit;
All that tract of land located in pinckncy
Township, Union County, containing one hun
drcl and fourteen acres, more or less, bounded
Ivy lands of John Gallman, Mary Ann johnson,
Elizabeth Davis or Johnson Gault, 4. u. Sweat
and other; levied on and to Lc sold aS the pro-
pcrty of tho Estate Of Isaac i\n"x, deceased,
AT the suits of William J. Keenan, and l.. II.
Kccnan, Survivors, against Isaac Knox.
| will sell at hc residence of william Adds,
on Tuesday the 9Th day of May next, within the
legal hours of Sheriff y, sales, about twenty
bushels Corn and one hundred bundles of Fod-
der. levied on and to tc sold rs the property of
William Adds ut the suit of j. Y. lIill s. Co., on
n !cin Execution.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with in
five days after The sale the property will bc re-
sold al The risk Of the former purchaser, on the
following Sacs,lay.
Il. MACBETH, s. u. G.
April IL. IA Ct
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a PATRIorIo Washington, April 10
While it is alledged that Senator Patterson has
accepted the situation and promises to uphold
President Hayes in his Southern policy, Cover
nor Kellogg, of Louisiana, is still obstreperous.
Why, said he, speaking Of what he terms Cham
berlain's cowardly abdication. ''Do you think
that if Packard was in a small place like Cham
berlain lie would ever surrenderf No. sir, he
wouldn't. Suppose now he had his headquar-
ters in the plaquemine, where the colored ele-
ment predominates, why, he would have 10000
colorod men with white officers in the field to
sustain him. tell you the White League there
would have enough to dc to look out for their
homes. Why, every colored servant in the en-
ploy of those helonginA a. the White League
have their little bottle Of coal oil ready for the
match, and when n collision occurs, if it does
come, the White League will not have time to be
fighting for Nichols in New Orleans, but will
be needed ut home to look out for their property
Packard is made of sterner stuff than Chamber
lain, and he means to defend his title, and the
rights of those'whs elect a him. p 4 Kellogg has
always been. noted for concertiagr dangerous
schemes, but leaves their execution to others
while he sought a safe place of refuge.
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Notice of Final Discharge.

~ the Eighth day of May next will apply
~ to the Hon. Joseph +. Gist, Probate Judge
for Union County, for permission to make my
Final Return and Settlement as Administrator
Of the personal Estate of billiard j. Johnson,
deceased.
On the same day will sell before the Court
House door. the Chooses in Action belonging to
the said Estate appraised as doujlj"t and ,eorth-
less.
All persons having demands against said Es-
tate must present them for payment on on before
that day, or their claims will he barred
II. T. CALLAHAN, Adm'r.
April IL II 4t%
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The Office of THE Columbia Register has been
moved 10 Sccgcrs Hall, otherwise known as
Democratic headquarters. This is another owl
dcmcc Of the eternal fitness Of things, for If any
institution should occupy Democratic healquar
tcIs, INc Register is certainly that institution
.in4"rSon Journal
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION,
I'm the Court of Probate

BY JOS. +. GlST, Judge Of Probate in Union
.. County.
NTHERAS \ Townsend hath applied TO me
w for Letters of Administration on the Es-
tate Of ROBERT Il. GlST, late Of Union Coun-
ty. deceased
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the Kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at
Court Of Probate for the said County, to lie hol
den at Orion Conrt House on the twentieth day
of April 1877, at 10 O'clSck A. NJ. to show cause
if any, why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
Court, this fifth day Of April, A. d., 1877, and
in the l0lst year OF American Independence.
JOS. +. GIST
Judge Of Probate.
April j. II IT