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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14
Ivy STOCK mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

PI-FR.Io Nov &c tTTIRThe receipts or Cattle to-day
were the week thus far. 5,O32 heal ;
through l5 caIs: increase in receipts for tho week ~
Tho market opened slow f0 ShpTers ana cos 1919
~ 5c decline; guOtabis Choice 10 Extra steers 81 59eo
Good slippers 81 / az 40 Medium 80 f2dsIi nl1eG
Buchers demand re Last weeks pTcesi Bus IN tooo
supply at 81 62Bsg; Extra, So - az sos stOekers lower
sait,s 4 4Orx3 i1ll: Feeders, 50 lIdSj 80.
sHFRP AND Receipts toly 500 head; total Tor me
10 500 head; receipts eGn-igned Though ours Aarkes
dull and declining and Isao Icwer sales FAR I" nooN
Western sheer, 81 lgLaaS5 rs LaInbs - 900 - - Cal
ada Lambs 9Oas4 % % of stock remain IN inc ysd
Gs-Reoelps today 7I3J bead total for the week tins
far 20 l2j head the time 2st week htad
receipts consigned thrOu %. 50 cora Markgt active an
s o. Extra ~ 20 Ends 81 25a 81 60; Common 2d 81 To-
Cge',GO Nov I3-Tbe DroUerS Journal rerogtS; HoSs-
RFcrfpfs 3GurO head; shipments. ECO hc1d Mafket
- ~ - - al. Nixcd Packing ~ TnS. 20.
Receipts, 1910 heat; sh!pmens. 400 hend Mar
aud steady NaiycS - 81 ~ a. So
Westsrn 1888 40 Texans, 81 4paaS -. 80. 49,, .-,
-HEEP-lsecC ipts. 300 heal Mdsset ll - ~. =,
FAsr iIBFRrY, PENN Nov i3-ChrrLE--teeeiPts today
dsv. head through and 1854 head 81 local stock
sunpv GOOD and Tade active for country ana Iet business
az ful prices. but only tair for PhiadelPhli AZ VI
at dee from nrst OF the WeeG ~ OdS Sobh
to-day: a few 4 Is OF late arrivals eft on NAM vet
to-day 1895 head; Total for two GAYS,
sos head YORKER - 80 y So PhIa 'ephlas S3G - 80
SHEEP Receipts to-day 500 head total of Two oA @O'
head : selling slow nj - 5Odt4
n Ions Nov l3.UOGs active demand; Light hhpllnR
and Workers 4oaS2 10 Packing and OsLohs . 70 u
- aJi Butchers and Phladephas, - soHsS. heecpt'
C1riIE~Steady and unchanRed supply Common n Far
Nintered Toxans which taken Dy Ducoers
sTFrP-Very quiet and unchanged Receipts. 400 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14
PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
AN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or Nj
Ux.4n.Aa. srn Nor
MINING sTCks.

There was decided falling of in Tho movement
OF Government bonds today but prices were gem
orally well sustained. We annex closing quota
tons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

,,y,crAL REPORT N. z. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
of51'A WEDNESDAY, Y. nOV. lS is7s-
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14
miscellaneous.

A LDERNEYS for SALE.-Thoroughbre and
IN high grsaes. j. T. BRUCE, Brooksae Farm rsfrih'
vfe Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14

n at sic &c n ror W K IS virginia Steers
e r fs A's I. 81 y s sssss 4
each each 3 Do % i'ssS 81 ~ "a a. Sc
sl 5 s 1 Tor sasn'f1s
ssss DO sea p 81 s g sn s. sas ~
se'a ier LshSas Bro 20 virginia steers
il vrsnia ST. iss - ~ 5 e each
s sSR h s 6 B. and soc each TO- 70 SI at &
st S; r. l .ss' b. a. sc 81 n,
2ss %4 end a g IS q a9l 81
1SS n s e. go 81 &C. at s Is s. Is d Sa
sis SEES e: s sos at o g or G. Roeft
steers ga t. S % n do Az si,r o. a. r. at
7c s. b. 5e1kn IS ohig steers isos ~ At s s1
ono ste1r, II! D. q &C. 81 b. 7do liScD AZ
&. Kahn sod Tor kahn 6 Co: IL Kentucky steers llIS
s - Do s az az 4e % 50 s sG q aseS
80 o 1875 d. at Size 90 H. less 81 each 81 d. lSSo d.
n g Eastman P repcr;s: IS Missouri steers "a
Sec a. do cwt a s q, 81 10 d. W. STt 50 do
cwt at ssc iI3 40 IA ewt. 8lc 81 DO. IA ew- as
K q Coon ben sold III II illinois s!esT LIS 'sc 50 a.
srv oSe re eS S IS Mxsa Western cattle re cw
7e 50 n, Sc. 80 l57 Kentneay do. 7isSSh c"t' az
Gaiifnboef q Davis II State Bulls eos b. at 2hc
yessroay and to day it5 head Trade Dc
allow At Monlys rices grssers sold at " 20SS5 ~
Prime MIX Caves at sj@s6 10 per cwt. o,.-
a -
50 20 per cwL; II no. @05 H. at 24c Fed CsiVea 208 ID
at 3Tc. - .. 90 =. -. g.. az -
cwi: 20 de- 2G7 Ii, at &c; Common Milk Calves, zoo IL
J. Kirby & Co sold Fed Calves 1876 n. at 4c MIX
do 100 h. At &C. ~ DO. l4s n at 6a3c. -,
LAM Receipts yesterday ana To-Day 81
carr Of 3Ss at 60hst aHd III cars AZ Jersey
ty te;a since Saturday II SS heal against ~ ' mean
ast week There material Change IN the matket
f0hs Citv prices deoinet near &c per %
Prime IsntcheTs sheep sId AZ S'sst 81 PS
cVI; carload Heavy WctIcrs were taken by ~ CON-
smith Tor export at -they averaged l43 liS head OF
IOuuOn shrep from mountains OF Kentucky, Drou2t
&c; Common Prime LAMBS ranged from - % 70 ~ 10
sales J. Kirby & Co sold at Gu-St: 6j Kentucky sheep
u hi At 4c 81 pinOs do 9lla g. ~ - 10 lcr ewt; l!3
state lambs D. 81 do, 80 d. at 81 30 per evil 80
state She o and Lambs, 50 n ~ 4isc. 49,
Dilrubrck Dewey soil: ~ state Sheen common 70 ~
al Be- 81 TO- d. 3T4 IS DO, 1907 n. at 81 Taper
oWt l23 state Lambs, % D. AT 81 90 per c"t "a do "a
ID. NJ 1a4c. n,
ST DSif prr CWt Michigan do 93 n at 81 20 per c"t
do d. d. ic. 49, Cana Lambs, - d. 81 sc no a.
NeZton & Homes Jersey CITY: 80 Ohio sheep so ~
at 80 80 I cWt l36 do l4O To. al 5ac ZIG Canada LAMBS
n H. At $50. ,.,-- 50, ~ =.
2Ir. SO Ohio do TO- ~. at 4c; AZ do ,C7 u, at 4Ac
HO(--eo,fpts yesterday and to- a, 30 cars u LOO
hfsdt7 ears at iGihs aud Al cars az Jersey Cty Ioa
since SATURDAY "a head against 1es head of thco
responding week Live Hogs are qoted hri ~ - ~
ass 81 . per cwt. -.- ~ .o,,o t1o-, ooo
70. at 8 &C.; 2g3 do, lsj %, at - 81 : per c"L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14

The gross earnings of the 50. Louis. Iron Noun
tam aud Southern Railway Company compare az
follows: 49,.
6sh uiles G-5 miles.
First week ia November N1SJ Si49.tO lac. S52bi
January 70 November 5B32s2S S,b653S2 Inc :V.5oi
TIE receipts of -four and grain az the friucpal
Atlantic ports this 18th day Of November were:
Sew YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14

The foregoing statement docs not include the
PAYMENT due on account of the Seney mort
gage and other charges omitted in the company
statement for 1877. but which amount 10 nearly
$500 900 for the whole wear
The Hannibal and ST. Joseph shares to-day were
steady for the common and weak for the preferred,
although after selling down to 40l5 the stock
rallied TO Al. Chicago and Rock Island ought to
have been steady to-day, the company having de-
parted from its usual custom and issued statement
of ITS earnings and expenses for six months ended
September 30 which shows gainin surplus earnings
of S21S 454 the same time OF 1871 This state
ment. i'm circular form, was scattered broadcast
through the street, yet the stock was dull, and its
price only steady at 1175l.
The market closed excited but irregular.
RANCE or THE STOCK MAHKRr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14
pipibeno Noliees

THE BODIE GOLD MINING COMPANY
Il beve dselaredn DIVIDEND of OSE DOLLAR per share
payabe lAh insG &C their ofce No Stc. Exchange
san Francisco CAL Nov. d, 1873 WAi. III. LENT, Secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14
SECOND CALL o'cLocK P. N.
THIRD cALIr2:3O ?. n.
Bertha & Edith

WEDNESDAY. Nov. 1872. NJ.
The stock market to-day has presented no new
features and there Is little about il TO relate which
has not been printed repeatedly before AS usual
when any event occurs, the action of the banks
yesterday upon the currency question was at
tempted to be used as bull stimulant at the
opening and the first prices made to CORE
spond with such an idea. But the nlbbling Mt the
bait thus thrown out WAS of the weakest kind.
Hence, after fairy active and apparently strong
start, prices yielded all around and the
market became stawant. Bnt before the
close another united effort was made, and
with Western Union for leader which bad sold
from 05ai down TO 95ls, rising to 96Is the whole
market again improved and ended almost buoy
antly The prominent stocks in the days dealings
were Lake Shore at 6Sas 06S12a67aG Gsl2Q6 sas,
Chicago and Northwest at 42Ssa 49, Q427sa43as,
preferred at 1a87jaS "a 75a49751s and Delaware,
Lackawanna ard Western at 5l&051 2652liG
517s. Erie made progress, the sales being at
@19l4 a19la. Private advices from London
state that the strength of the stock in that market
is accounted for by the manipulation of person
who. having purchased about 50. OO0,0O0 OF the
consolidated bonds and advanced the price of them
about 212 per cent, is using the stock tOl the pnI-
pose of making market for the sale of the bonds.
The steadness of the stock here is due to the
strength of the London price.
Wabash to-day was dull and rather weak. selling
at 235o Q2334 25ss. We are now able to present
the results OF this company's business for nine
months to September 80 of the current wear. The
first two periods of 1878 mentioned in the subjoned
Table are the reports of William r. Corneau, treas
urer OF the company. made TO the United states
Court The third for September is that furnished
by the cOmpanys agency in this city. They COM
pare with the same months OF 1877 as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14

The following were the receipts aud shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, rs re-
ported 10y telegraph:
nsceipts ShipMontA
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FUREIHN,

GrrGt Britain. strike at Oldham has entered upon it's fourth week.
 Mir. Gladstone says he will be candidate for Midlothian tEdinburgh) at the next gen eral election.
 Reports of severe Restitution come from manufacturing cities in England
 Grave distress exists in the east of London
 Germany Hon. Bayard Taylor, Unit cd States Minister to Germany, died Thursday afternoon at Berlin
 A Committee of the German Reichstag has rejected the proposed Government tobacco mo- nopoly.
 The Prussian Chamber of Deputies has asked the Government to transfer control of the Prussian railways to the Empire.
 Prince Bismark's instructions regarding tar III revision are strongly protectionist
 Rasssa. An express train on. the Rostow and Vladi Kavkas railway recently fell of an emnankment. Twenty persons were killed.
 Grave disturbances continue at St. Peters burg. the student being greatly agitated Their petition to the CzarewiIch is published
 Repressive measures are being carried ont by the government
 Isdly. --Signor Depretis has formed new cabinet It is regarded, however, as onlr transitorial II >'ste
 1srkeg. The steamer Byzantine. from May- seilles for Constantinople, has been sunk in . collision, in probably Turkish waters. l5D lives were lost.
 The Porte has named three commissioners to settle the Greek frontier question,
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26
Thomaston.

We expect to have a good time here on Ch istmas.
 The Episcopal Sunday school give their scholars presents. and the M. E. school have an exhibition in connection with their Christ mas tree.
 Webster & Baker have a 5 cent counter for the holidays filled with useful articles for presents.
 -Scudder, the jeweler, has a large stock on exhibition
 The Seth Themas Clock Co. band and or chestra give ball on Dec. 1st. in American Hall; good time is promised to all who at- tend
 Miss Greenwood, of Brooklyn, addressed the people of this place on Saturday and Sun- day evenings. This lady is the best speaker on this subject that it has been our privilege to hear.
 The Germans have ball on Dec. 31st, in old Odd Fellows hail. c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26
DOMESTIC.


 The St Louis Bridge was sold at auction Friday for s, GOO. 900 to new company of New York and St. Louis gentlemen
 The committee investigating the Shanghai Consulate has called for Mr. Stewards nlemor andum books, and Mr. Seward declines to show them.
 The new Army bill is crifized as eiiscriminat- ing against volunteer oficiers on the retired list.
 Three Government sugar samplers at New York, have been suspended On charges of Spe- cial Treasury Agents.
 MT. Filley is making hard fight against the confirmation of Samuel Hayes as Postmas ter of St. Louis.
 A meeting of Southern Congressmen was aeid at Washington, Wednesday, to express gratitude to the North for it's yellow fever con- tribution
 Last week there was heavy demand for Government bonds, ant. gold sold at par. Jack Kehoe, the famous Molly Mcguire was iung, last week.
 Officers of Hehrew societies declare that the gifts of Mrs. A. T. Stewart will probably not be accepted.
 The Rev. Dr. Burlington has resigned the oastorate of the Clinton Avenue Congregation Il Church. Brooklyn, on account of continued ill health
 Chief Justice Waite says that the business of the Supreme Court will run about forty cases behind this year.
 Secretary Sherman has issued circular di recting that greenbacks be accepted for duties after January 1.
 Louis.F Therasson, New York lawyer, was sentenced on Saturdaxsto the State Prison for two years. .
 A clerk of the Post oaice in Washington has lost or misappropriated package of $11,- 900 in money. Francis Murphy closed his New York cam paign on Sunday.
 Two men have been indicted in Virginia for ejecting an U. s. Supervisor from voting precinct.
 Hampton is improving.
 One of the Lanesville grave robbers is sen- enced to one years imprisonment, and to pay ! fine of $1, 900. Another gets four months in prison.
 In the doubtful Florida congressional dis trict, Hull, Democrat, is given the certificate )n a majority of 13 Two returns were thrown put by the board ; one Democratic and one Re- publican.
 It is stated that two negroes on their way to testify before the U. s. Grand Jury at New Orleans regarding election frauds, have been ynched by mob.
 At the seventy third dinner of the New-En- gland Society at New York. on Monday night, speeches were made by the Hon. William M. Gvars, Secretary Sherman. the Hon. James d. Blalne and others.
 The Teller investigation into Southern cleo ion frauds is delayed by the discovery that here is no money to carry it on with. The stolen $10, ,000 package at Washington las been returned.
 The Washington banks are paying out gold. The snow has fallen three feet deep at Buf- :alo; the railroads find trouble in running their trains.
 General Garfield has been invited to speak in Chicago, to celebrate resumption. The President has selected Hon. Charles AL en as district judge of Massachusetts, vice Lowell promoted.
 The Hon. Julius Hotchkiss died at his resi- lenee in Middletown on Monday morning, aged 68 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26
Northfeld.

Charlie Platts, boy of fourteen, had his arm caught in belt at the knife shop, last week, breaking it little below the elbow.
 ''The Northfeld Spoon Co., advertised in some newspapers, Is not located here. Prob ahay-a misprint for Northford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The suit of MT. Whalen against Sheridan for alleged tyrannical interference with his property in Louisiana, which has been trying for sometime before the N Y. Circuit Court resulted in a verdict for the defendant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

Switzerland is inclined to give up her aboli- tien of capital punishment. It does not work well.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

Two Congressmen died at Washington, - one on Saturday, and the other, Sunday Gen. Williams, from Michigan and Beverly Doug lass, of Virginia. The latter was victim of intemperance
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

We are glad to see that business men are urging restoration of the fractional currency. It is very great convenience for making small payments by mail
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The closing of Virginia. saloons on Sunday does not altogether suit the old-fashioned tastes of the Old Dominion
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

Judge Peck, of New Haven, refuses to hold liquor dealers for trial on the evidence of in- formers hired to procure evidence by temper ance people
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

Action on the Presidents New York appoint ments has been postponed till after the holi- days, and till after Mir. Conkling's expected reelection for the Senate
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The trial of the Charter Oak wreckers may yet end before the ringing in" of the New Year. The prosecution closed it's testimony, last week
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The Elections investigating committee have voted to hold open sessions-a wise decision.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

An Italian now claimsto have invented Miss Hosmer's methed of turning limestone into marble.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The Springfield Republican suggests that MT. James L. Campbell, of Charleston, be made U. $. District Attorney of that State, with view to thorough prosecution of cleo ton frauds.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The St. Gothayd tunnel in Switzerland is approaching completion. About seven miles have been finished, and less than mile and a half remain to be bored
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The death of Mr. Edward O. Stone, Princi- pal of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, at Hart ford, occurred on Saturday evening last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The Sun now cries for Congressional in vestigati0p of the cipher telegrans; but the Potter Committee is stone deaf in that ear
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

Twenty new colored schools have been op- ened in the parish of Caddo, La.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

Mr Tnbbs has been confirmed postmaster of New London
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

New York celebrates the opening of it's new Capitol with great ceremony. The New Ha ven Palladium wishes to know why our fine new Capitol should not have it's formal open ing as we'll
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

hEFIEor that in every cemetery of the si- lenl tenants are the. victims of neglected Coughs and colds; and # you are thus afflict- eg, aso.d MefS. Jgte by fesOrting at once to l1asss Ho'sey cf Horeh0as.d o;.d 7;er ap i'm. mediaae, nI agreeable, and certain neans of cure iInsa n,a,,. ny ail Druggists. Pike's TootIaehe SRs Suts in minute. a7-dw
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

J. l.. Chapman, former cashier of the Hart ford Farmers and Mechanics Bank, sentenced to five years imprisonment has been pardoned out by Pres Hayes after serving out about a quarter of his term.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The death of Bayard Taylor came unex- pectedly on the public. He was man of great versatility of talent, rather than gen. jus. America sometimes rewards writers of conspicuous ability by banishment on some foreign mission she has no political use for I'd - literary felers" at home
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

Llen8aurk The marriage of the Duke of Cumberland alfa Princess Thyra, of Denmark, took place on Saturday evening at Copeni.a- gen
 df9hoaissan The news Of the fight of sihere Ali and the accession of his son. Yakooh Khan. to power is confirmed
 Gen. Brown confirms the occupation of Jel- :.labaII on the 20tll inst
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The New York elevated railroads do not seem to diminish car travel to anything like the extent expected. The Sixth Avenue horse car passengers have been reduced but one sixth by the elevated line which has been running over that street for half year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The Springfield Republican hears that our Senatorial race has narrowed down to three competitors; Hawley, Jewell and Platt and that Postmaster Sperry, finding Harrison's chance hopeless, is inclining to Jewell This estimate makes no allowance for the dark horse"
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26
n IsTMoT OF LIrcHFIEI D. ss prn,.... ....-.

ABSTRACT OF LITCHFIELD, ss. Probate ,our, 0 Dee. 7th, 1S,S. Estate of Russo Robinson. late Of Goshen in said District. deceased.
 The Cont of Frobte for the District of LitchaeIa Eath Amlted and allowed six m, Iths from tbs date hereof, Tor he creditors u estate to exhibit tier ialms for settlement. Thoe Nho neglect To pr.sepi tn, IF accounts properly attested, wnhn ssid time VIII De eoarred recovery Ail persons indebted Co sad estate are r quesed tO make i mediate taynrut to AUSTIN ALLYN Adni,f.t :,-
 37-3W
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

'Athe Probate Court for the District fl iltchhsd @ I@e und-rsi9ped an insoven debtor, ,esiding 'h o-nets9g said disrict and whose cstatr now in ' 'i Ii'Ssid Court, re> pectfuIy asks thu Court tht lii atoN aho~ br made hi out or i'd rs ate for st , eosasf3 t SuPp'~ of himself and family. hy Dt, ii n, sieh os, sa es inSie and provided
 ,,....,.. JOHN NJ. eslsDNER. Ayfapor 1878 sr. Nov 2th
 Ordered that the foregoing application bs As,rs ., determined at the Probate Office ichheisS. , s,. llth day Of January, 1879 at o'clock forenoon, S that notice thereet be given by aG ert sing said a pii atlon and this four times i ths Tits adt Enquirer, wee ky newspaper published ir the plssA where said estate is i'll settlement aud hayi cir1, ton in said district, at least two weeks before tbs day of such hearing Atiest
 36-4w GEO. NJ. WOODRUFF, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

H
 1 religious census has recently been taken in the city of Cincinnati. The population of the place is estimated at about 312OO0. Of these the Catholids claim 100000 Members of Protestant churches number 2O, ,822, -about que tenth of the entire Protestant population ,os perhaps one sixth of those old enough to be admitted to church membership. This is much smaller proportion, we should judge, than the average throughout the country. The average attendance at morning service in the Protestant churches is estimated at 13,0O0, or something less than one sixteenth of the Prot estant population. The financial condition of the Protestant churches is good. They owe but $1l30oO on property worth s8, 800, ,00o
 The Catholics oysn qsArly three millions of property, but It is more heavily es sbered
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26
Notis.e.

FrRsF NArI"SAL BASK 0p Irxc1rrfns1.
 CONN.,. I3th cembrr. iSgs
 NQrIgE-Tbe annuai meeting of Ana ata|4tt& ef this bsi,k. will De held at tAer hanAsnr h6Ms - for election Of directors toF Tho ensai,. vss< . & transaction of any ether business nruuss l., i s. assw c. 3. JONES. c.s5..s
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26
PROBATE ADVERTlSEM ENTS,

DIsTHI, T OF CORNWALL, ss. Pot ate Court, Dee. O llth 1878.
 Estate of Sidney B. Webb, late of Cornwall in said district deceased,
 The Court of Probate for the dstr ct nf Cornwall hath limited ond al oN ed six months iron, Inc dats hereof for the creditors of estate to ore. ept their claims for settlement. Tbose who neRl tt io preSent their acrou4t properly at, st, d., wi hin sand time VIII be deoarred recovery. All persons indebted 70 Id estate are requested to make immediate payment to JAMES A RIERCr Fxdf'ss,-
 3S3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

The Ameer of Afghanistan is not fighting character apparently. After making no resist ance worth mentioning in passes that could have been defended against any odds. he has skedaddled from his capital eff Afghanistan can be said to have capitaD and left things in inextricable confusion, with his son Yakoob as an opposition Ameer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

q ISrRICr OF MCCHFIEID. ss Probate Court, A Dec. 7th, 1878.
 Estate of William Landon late of Goshen in said district Geceased
 The Court of Probate for the Disuict of IitchRsl, hath limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those wNo neglect l., tr,se,t their accounts properly atteted. within said time win De dtbarrr d recovery. All peI indebted Go id estate are requested to make in mediate taym-ut to
 EVERETT H. WRIGHT, AtrdiniEtiator. r 37-3W
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-26

Canada owes $150, OO0, 900 more, in pro portion to her means, than the United States
 She has her full share of, improbable railroads, and an inferior land system. There is just enough of the aristocratic in her system, in fact, to make it very feeble imitation of the mother country, and to materially lessen her capacity to compete with the Great Republic.