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A administrators Notice.
Estate of Wilson Mllcr, deed.

Estate Of Wilson Aiiler, deed.
ROtioe Is hereby given, that letter Of Admin
istrauOn upon the estate Of Wilson Miller Iato
OF Mahonlng township, carbon county. Pa,
decd, have been granted 10 the undrTslgned.
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by virtue ofa writ Of YrstIrIoS, ExFOsAs, all
those three adjoining
TRACTS OR PIECES OF LAND,


by virtue ofa writ OF yEstIrIoS, ExFosAs, all
those three adjoining
TRACTS OR PIECES OF LAND,
situate In the Township Of Lower Togamsaaihs,
in the County OF Carbon, and State Of Pennsyl-
yania !; the one beginning at stone, thence by
land OF said J. ID. Greensweig north one degree,
west iifty-one perehes 10 stone thence by land
Of Thomas Kuehner north slghty.six aud obe-hali
degrees, east twsntyslx perches to stone; thence
by the same north one degree west four perehes
Ia a stone; tn enee by land lata Apps land north
seventysix aud three fourths degrees, east,twen-
tT-nine and thTee-fourths peTehes to a stone F;
thence by the same north. saYeptI-two degrees,
east twenty perches to stones south eighty Ave
degrees, east ten perches. 70 hemloeki s. nth
twenty i've aud ons-Aalf degrees, east nine and
three fougths perehes.t TO stone south eight and
one-haf degrees, east twelve and threefOurths
perches TO a stone; south one degree. east fOTty-
four aud one-half perches 10 a stone; thence BY
the hereinafter described tact south eighty-six
and one-hah degrees, west ninety percheS TO the
place Of beginning, containing
FHIRTY-PoUR ACRES
Aud the other tract beginning at stone line
late john Hose, north eighty-seyen degrees east
one hundred aud thirty.iVur aud one-half perehes
to stone; thense by land 9f said J. d. Green
sweg north three degrees, west eighty.fOur perch
es to a stonei south eighty-six degrees, east one
hundred aud thirty perches TO a post thence
south one degree, east one hundred and eighty
two aud three-iourths perchvs 10 the place or be-
ginping, containing
.sIXTY-sIX ACRES AND FIVE PERCHEs,
more or less.
The Improvements thereon are
ONE AND A HALF STORY STONE DWELLING,
twelve bY thirlytwo feet; Frame Kitchen attach,
ed, ten ly fifteen feet Stable, sixteen by twenty
four feet, aud one building
Seized aud taken Into execution as the proper
~ Of Samuel uresnsweig.
wv RAUDENBUsH, 5herlh.
shsrin OtHce,
Nau-l CHUNK, December T. ls,S.
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TwO-sToRY FRAME DWELLING, >

eighteen by twenty-sx feet; Barn, thirty by
thirty feet, and other outb1ildings.
Seized aud taken int execution as the proper
ty Of Stephen Cbristnan.
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New Advertisements,
Saturday, December %, 1878,

situate IN Lower Towamensing township, Carbon
County, Pennsylvania, bounded by lands Of David
Wagner, Joe. Christman and Samuel Ziegenfuss
con taining SIXTY-FoUR ACRES, more or less.
The linn roYnments thefeon area
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DR. OberhOltzer's Liniment,
.CAMPHOR MILK.
the PhmnIx .PectOraI.
Health and Happiness.
Wright'S Liver Pills,

Health and Happiness are priceless Wealth TO
their DOssessOrs, and yetstbey arc within the
reach OF every one who will use
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ENGLAND
sroppAGROP MILLS.

LONDON, October 20.-About sixty per
cent of,the looms and spindlers in Lanca-
shire and Cheshire cotton districts have
stonped or arc working on short time.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "A, 1852
sTEuRENyILLE NEWS.

The Mayor has Issued proclamation
against devilment on Hallow Fen night.
A freight train on the @. & P. Road came
down this morning covered with heavy
fall OF snow.
The Della Is getting about all the freight
she can handle and make her time between
Steubenvllle and Wheeling.
The Nail City brought up two barges Of
cross-ties last evening and are being un-
loaded by John E. Reed Mt the wharf.
The Granite State is on her way up the
river loaded principally with Cincinnati
beer for Steubenville. She is due to.mor-
TOW morning. g
y The 0'Neal passed down last night with
all the freight she could swim with. She
passed up again this afternoon for Pitts
burgh with q fair trip.
Ex-Postmaster Reed left this morning
for his new home in Kansas. Jimmy lived
here long while, and we were sorry to
bid him farewell. His host OF friends will
be glad to hear Of his successful farm life.
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Steubenyllle Furnace & Iron Co., will be
held at the Office, on Saturday, Nov. ed,
at half past 10 o'clock a. NJ, to consider the
question OF resuming operations at the
company works.
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New YoRK, October 20-Cotton-Weak at
0 9-lGa9 1916 Flour-Nomiuallyu
Wheat-Dull, weak and lower; rejected spring
s5c; ungradcd do s4aS6c; No. spring Soc;
Shcboygan spring SIC; No. 2 do 03c; ungradcd
red Ssca$1 0$; No. 9, 81 Olal 02; No. do 81 o.
nj o3; ungraded amber 90cNsl 0S: No. Gambler.
aS1ca$l 90; ungraded white 81 00a01 O5; No. .
do 81 05; No. do 81 0Sal 05; extra do Sl0s.
Barley-Quiet and firm; six.rowdcd State
81 DIAL 05. Rye-Firmcr; western at 81 Il{a5sc.
Malt-Quiet and firm. Corn-Dcmand fair
and market firm; ungradcd 45IIa4GIGc; No.
5. 44c; Nc. Q 461<a4619c 0ats-Fair demand;
No. 5, q ha27Ac; do white 9sIfc; No. 2 do
2SI1a2S9lc;do white 32lfc; western mixed 27i4
a30lzc; white western 23aS2c. Hay-Fair de-
mand at 4oa45c. Hops-Firm and unchanged.
Coffee-Dull and unchanged. Sugar-Dul;
refining fair to good 7Ma7Ac. Molasscs--
Quiet; old 25a35c; now iOa55c. Ricc-Steady;
Carolina and Louisiana 6aOHc. Whisky
Firm al 81 10,
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WASHINGTON, October 2S.-Gen.' Sher-
man was asked to-day whether he was
unwilling to make a statement respecting
the rlmors that have been quite freely
circulated lately, charging that an es.
trangement has grown up between him
self and wife. brought about by his eldest
son joining the Catholic priesthood, which
was likely TO result in permanentsepara-
tion. TheGcneral declined TO be interview.
cd, ,butsubsequcntly authorized Mr.. Hutch
ins, OF the Post, to give the story plump
denial. The Post states, on his au-
thority, that the determination ofthe young
man TO take Orders was as much sur
prise TO his mother as to himself when
made known to them, and was in no way
due to any influence on the part OF Mrs.
Sherman. Neither have the General and
his wife become estranged from this or
any other cause. Mrs. Sherman leased
the St. Louis residence with the Generals
consent, in order TO be nearer her hus-
band and children. The two youngest are
at school near Baltimore and the two old
est married daughters are stopping with
the General at the Ebbitt House. Mrs.
Sherman left tonight with her husband
for st. Louis, via indianapolis,
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A General Cessation or the Oyster Bust.
ness In baltimore.

\ BALTIMORE, October 2s. = The oyster
shuckers employed in the Baltimore pack.
ing houses, who have been gathering their
forces for several days, made general
strike to-day, extending TO every house in
that branch OF trade in the city. They
made their first united demonstra-
tion tonight, the procession num-
bering about one thousand strong, inclu-
ding q number OF women. About half are
colored. Headed by band OF music, the
strikers paraded through Baltimore and
other streets, and filed into Monument
Square, where mass meeting was or
ganized. Chas. Vogt presided and ex-
planned that the demands OF the shuckers
was for twenty cents gallon, dry meas
ure, ,awhile.the packers offer only fifteen
cents. Several speeches were made de-
claring the intention OF the strikers not to
yield.
The meeting was orderly and adjourned
at late hour, strong police detail which
was present having nothing TO do. All the
packing houses are idle. Representatives
OF the leading firms met tonight and dis
cussed the situation. The large industries
affected by the strike arc 80 important that
an adjustment OF the pending trouble must
soon be brought about,
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TnE report tcIegraphed through the
caa,ry that Mr.. Samuel ]. Tilden, bache-
NJ, was about to marry Miss .Hazeltine,
AebcIleoiSt. Louis, has been denied on
The authority OF the young lady herself,
swell as upon That OF the family at No. Is
Gamerry square. Mr.. Tilden has missed
athanning partner for the remainder Of
ltlays. The young lady mentioned ap-
parela public entertainment as a per-
huer, andis thus described:
'IIiss lIazeltinc made very beautiful
bble in robe OF white silk, broidered
ithpcarls about the hem and trailing far
lehinI long graceful sleeves that almost
touched the floor, u veil that floated airily
tvn her thiCkly powdered hair, coiffured
lgh on her beautiful head and fastened
With white roses and brilhants. Chains OF
PArls were wound around her fair throat,
nd pearl pendants graced her delicate
an 4 garland OF roses and leaves cross
81 her robe in front, and embroidered
slippers showed beneath It's narrow
bGadths."
The marvel Of the whole story Is the
positive assertion OF the Globe e-Democrat,
which authorized the Associated Pressdis-
patch, that, Notwithstanding the young
hly's denial, it remains a fact that she
SHt for one Of its reporters and authorized
hntO say that the engagement was fact,
Anthcr reporter who secured her denial
mentions casually that her father had
hilel in business some time ago, owing
SRetwo or three hundred thousand dol.
hn II was entirely n matter Of course
hoEever, that his house was most ele'
aaty furnished and contained every evi
lrDre Oi wrnlth ...........
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Virginia. Nod 'Ii d..
The Chrksburg Ners has the following
afeIe on this subject:
An intelligent farmer suggested to us
fantly the propriety OF the Legislature
this winter passing a law to exempt mort
nsei lands and other property from taxa
Ton to the extent Of the mortgage or deed ]
d trust. That is to say, he thinks II .
man has farm valued on the assessors
box at 5000, and there is a mortgage on
Nor 5000, then the amount OF the mort.
Eise should be deducted and the owner OF
ae tarm taxed on 5000 valuation instead
@SVW aud the owner Of the mortgage
aIei on its value, 5000.
tnder the laws OF the state now "a per.
Sa who has made a mortgage or deed OF
trut iosecure a debt orliabiiity"is Is deemed
aeOTner otthe lands for purposes oil tax.
Iaon, until the mortgages or trustee takes
Possession, and personal property mort
s,ged or pledged is deemed the property
dMepetsOn having possession for purpo.
= Of taxation. This gentleman thinks
@,ePeHOn holding the mortgage or deed
ItiHSt shonld pay taxes on 1t and the per.
tOa holding the property on all Its value
~ - excess Of the mortgage or deed Of trust.
ias l. the law in many States and 1t no
SoGot has its advantages. It,is subject
AeI. worth the attention Of our law max
There is point in the above article
worthy oi attention. The double taxation
UnoF'slscd land, in the shape Of the tax
"a the land and the mortgage, reyerts
,Aek at last on tho man who owns the
NN'' Tor the reason that the lender OF
s'1ey calculates on paying so much tax
Va bis mortgage, ind therefore assesses
N'a The rate Of interest demanded OF the
H'7gasoE This, Of course, Is. where
money IL loaned on land by money
@,'cF and does not refer to mortgages
AAeA to secure the purchase money. In
"e @'ter case the rate OF interest Is rarely
WI more than the legal rate. And yet
wv III This case, the man who sells the
tA may in fixing the price take into &C
%ual ,S the tax on deferred payments. Nc
SouO' many sharp sellers calculate the ne
'I'e Of their mortgages when fixing thI
Ptlce Of their land. NI
Jus easy to sec that there is a wrong ir
%s a0nblc taxation, hut 1t is not SO cas-,
W. ny where the remedy should be ap
,Ss' r%a' Real estate is visible property, ant
,,; s,'y'OFe tile only reliable source OF tax
sVa' II exemptions are allowed. on &C
,1 SSa' Of mortgages the State might not b,
I,S, s O' her income, but, on the othc
%i1, @ II mortgages were exempted, 1
.. a.sn' reduce the average rate Of interes
~, mortgage notes Just that much, an,
S.,i ,r' 'he morsagor would be Indirect
SSe'' from his present hardship.
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CNcrSsArr, October Cotton-Weak
Dull; red and white at S5a00c Corn-Dull
at 35as7c. 0ats-Dull at l0a23c. Barley
Steady at Soc. Rye-Quiet; No. 2 fall at 81 OF
al 10. Pork-DIll at 81 75. Iard-Dull and
lower; current make IS a5; kettle OI<a7c.
Bulk Meats-Inactivc at 3I<alL La44c. Bacon
Quiet at 4a5a5 Ha57sc. Buttcr-Steady and
unchanged. Linseed 0il-Dull at 6la55c.
Whisky-Stcady at 81 0S.
Hoas-Aetivc, firm and higher; common ut
e 5oa2 80; light s. 0Oa3 Is; packing $2 GOA
3 10: butchers IS l0a3 90
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The receipts OF horses were more liberal lint
tho demand improves In greater ratio. and
the supply remains short Of the wants Of hin lila
market on all soundstock. Shipments during
the week were made u tile East and soutl,'
Buyers from both sections continue In thc
market awaiting stock. The city demand IN
draft horses and streotcn was fully up 10 The
average.
HoRsEs-The Southern trade bought souna
work horses and Eastern buyers took driT,nS.
stock, paying good prices for nice. StylIsI,
steppcrs that suit their trade, and Local nns. ,
chaScs Were mainly Of strGeters and draft
horses Sound chunks range from 800 to 800
strcctes from W to Sg9 and drivers and draft
brought higher range ss'tS ~
MuLEs-The demand was good, hnt few on
the Market and good, sound, aged mules MI M
NJ ssaiOO for those measuring l6alG hanis
ulEu,
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Regarding the Making UP of the Capital
of National Hank Stock.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-United States
Treasurer Gilfllan says, in reference to
the recent opinion OF the Attorney Gencr-
al rs to the method OF computing the taxa
BILE capital OF National Banks, that Nation
Banks will hereafter be required in max
ing up iscapital stock, subject to taxa.
ton to deduct not the face value nor the
market value, but the price paid for U. S.
to date Of purchase, and for the purpose 9 1
verifcation, will be required to specify
said bonds by loans and dates Of purchase.
In making return thereof TO this Office
no application made in consequence
OF the opinion in question for the refund
OF any tax upon bank capital heretofore
assessed and collected, will be entertained
by this office.
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IxplASAroLIs, October 29.-The indica.
tions tonight are that the attendance at
the meeting Of the 18th annual reunion OF
the society Of the Army Of the Tennessee
will be very large. Generals Sherman,
Pope, jeff. G, Davis, Hickeplooper, Sheri.
dan, Dayton, Buell., Raum and many 9th.
er prominent officers are either here or
arc on their way here. The meeting will
commence at the Metropolitan theatre To-
morrow at 10 o'clock. In the evening m
address OF welcome, by the Mayor OF the
city, aud the annual address by Col. Villas,
of Wisconsin. On Wednesday afternoon
excursions about and around the city. The
banquet and concluding ceremonies will
take place at the Bates House on Wednes'
day evening.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October 29.-Flour-steady. Wheat
Closed steady; No. 2 white Wabash Ole bid;
No. white Michigan Ole bid; No. 9, SIC;
amber Michigan cash and November OOc ;
December 904c; No. amber Michigan cash
Ssc; No. 2 red cash, October, November and
December 9Olfc; No, do cash S6IGc; No. 9
Dayton and Michigan red s0llc; No. amber
Illinois o6c. corn.msteSdy; high mixed SIC;
jccted 35Nc; new SIC; damaged 34IIc. Oats
Dull No. 2, 2lc. Clover SGed-Dnll; prime
s. 90 asked; No. 2, $3 90.
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CHICAGO, october20.-The Drovers Journal
reports: In.
Goos-R Receipts 10000; shipments 1000.
Shade lower; choice heavy $3 80a3 40: iPLt
$ 05a3 10; packing s. 0Oa1 20.
CATTLE Receipts 1900; shipments 7IO.
Steady with fair demand; good natives S. 90
al 80; feeders and stOckcrs slow at 81 30a3 20:
butchers firm; cows 81 O0a2 90; steers 81 7Oa
5 co. bulls 81 00ae 20; western scarce at 50 Goa
8 40; Texans 81 00a2 70.
SHEEp-Receipts ESQ. Dull at 81 O0aS 90.
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Excess OF Imports Over Exports In 1877
and 1878.

WASHINGTON, October oS.-The monthly
statement OF the Chief Of Burca OF statistics
TO the Secretary OF the Treasury,
shows excess Of exports over imports
OF merchandise to have been as fol-
follows: For the month ending, Septem-
Der 80, 1877, Sl5,5Os,3 $3.50. For the month
ending September 80, 1873, $2O,525, 2a.
For nine months ending September 30,
1877, S54, ,470, 1874. An excess OF imports
over exports in gold and silver coin and
bullion during the month Of September,
1877, OF S756, III, and during the month ol
September, 1878, OF Ss23, 703. Anexcess OF
exports over imports in gold and silver
during the nine months, ending Septem:.
ber so, 1877, Of S24,707, $50. But the ex'
cess Of imports over exports Of gold and sill
yer duringnine months ending September
80, 1878, amounted to 1921 900.
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EAST LIBERrY, October 2O.-CArrLE-Re.
cciptS to-day 23s head Of through and zoo ~
local. Supply for yard sales heavy, mostly
common 70 medium, and about 10 loads sold
to country buyers and 10 TO local dealers
prices ranging from 50 5OtO $4ai.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1910 head. Workers
s. 20aS 80; philadelphi6s $S 40l3 GO.
SHEEr-Receipts to-day 9,lOO lead. Selling
at s. 25a4 %, Market active
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Chicago.

Chicago, October 2o.-Flour-Dull and un.
changed. Wheat-Inactiye and lower; No. 9
red winter 83Hc cash; No. Chicago spring
79Nc cash; 79Xas0c November; sl5SaSl sic
December; No. 8 Chicago spring G7IaG7 sIc; (;
rejected &c. Corn-Dull, weak and lower;
sSNc cash and November; S2Xc December
oats-Strong; 1916 cash and November; 1880
December. Rye-FirmGr at Ale. Barley
Dull and lower; 92a9ic cash. Pork-Dull,
weak and lower g 90 cash; 60 90 9oag 9S oeto-
ccmber. Lard-Dull and prices shade lower;
S 95a5 NIX November IS J71Ea0 90 De-
cember. Bulk Meats-Dull and prices shade
lower at 41fa4sSa4Ac. Whisky-Stcady and
unchanged. -
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SPAIN.

MAnRln, October 2O.-Tho pollOO found
eighteen bottles Of dynamite In ChamheS
near Madrid. Three arrests have boon
made in connection with this discovery.
The trial OF Juan Moncasl has com.
menOod. HO refused legal assistance and
an advocate was accordingly appointed by
the Court to defend him. II Is considered
that It will he proved he had no accom-
plices. II Is believed that the King will
commute tho sentence OF death, which
will undoubtedly be passed upon Moncasi,
10 penal servitude for life.
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sYr the srcenbackers are contend
That the contraction Of the currency
..iiac,l y the price Of apples this year. This
I'm :. ,,l,p no doubt, and no doubt 1t is also
..,s fla, il put up the price Of potatoes.
pn, p how come it toproduce such q big crop
4 A. ,pples and such small crop Of pota-
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Manhattan sayings Bank.

NEw YoRx, October 29.-The dcpositors
thronged about the Manhattan Savings
Bank to-day and were informed that their
money was all right, and would be paid, il
wanted, at the end OF 60 days. Circulars
have been issued setting forth the number
and other particulars OF the stolen bonds.
No arrests have been made yet. The pri-
vate owners Of some Of the stolen property
offer reward for its restitution.
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sr.PAuI, Oct. 29.-Albrecht's fur store
was robbed last night Of valuable goods:
The police this morning arrested the thief
while he was attempting to dispose OF the
goods. Hewas identified by photograph
In the possession OF the Chief as George
Freeman, who was engaged with others in
the Chicago burglary in which Police
officer Rice was killed, and the Chicago
nolice were notified. u
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The agricultural laborers in Kent and
Sussex threaten q general strike because
OF the announced intention to reduce
wages. One thousand arc already on u
strike. The laborers declare that the cause
OF the farmers is oppressive and threaten
TO emigrate 10 tho colonies.
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wheellnr Ilye stoek Marhel.

live stock, received at tho Wheeling Stock
Yards during tho last wCck: ..
CATTLR-ArrlYalS IS head; sold, COWS and
bulls $2 0oa2 Is; medium steers and heiiers
2 76aS ?Si choice cattle s. 2Sa3 IS. In tair
demand.
Hoos-Arriyals ss head; common 10 light
2NaSc; butchers and packing 81 00aa i2
choice lard hogs sold from az TO 34c.
SnEEP-Arriysls IS head selling at 3aIC,
LANES -Selltug at 4a5c. ".
CILVLs-Selling at S 0Oal0 90 per head.
FRsH COws-ArrivAls 8 head selling Al
$95 00aiO 90 per head,