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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-06
GOING COURTING.

One of the chief compeusstiops of .
womsn's life is found in the fact that
she doesn't have: to ''go q courting'.' It
must be confessed that in these days
the modern belle does her share of the
wooing; bu. she does not have to dress
up ina stiff collar ard pair Of boots a
size too small for her. and walk up
to the cannon's mouth Of her inamora-
;as fsmily, maiden aunt and perhaps
Q dozen brothers aud sisters. aud in
quire, in tremulous voice:
Is Miss Arabells at home,
Whenever . inan goes . courting.
everybody seems to know oil stoat it.
His demeanor tells the observant spec
iator the business he is intent upon.
He might ss we'll plscard himself, I'm
going . courtiug' Everybody is cog
infant of il, aud look knowingly. and
asks him if the Northern Lights were
bright last night about l o'clock. aud
how the market is for kerosene mp at
Daddy Browns. and . score Of other
questions out Ct place.
We know . young man who is deeply.
sud va trust successfully, engaged in
going courting and our wermest sym.
psthics have been extended towards
him. When Sunday afternoon arrives
it is plain tina. something ia about to
happen. He i. fiIgety and non com-
municative. and cannot sit in one place
half q minute at time. He is contin-
ually interviewing his watch and com
pairing it with the old eight day coffin
shaped clock in the corner. He looks
in the glass frequently, aud draws his
forehead locks back aud then forward.
and combs them up and pats them
down. and is unss.is6ed with the effect
throughout.
The smell Of bay rum ard bergamot
is painfully appsrent. When he shakes
his handkerchief ,uusk is perceptible.
His boots shine like mirrors, and there
is faint smell OF cardamou seeds iu his
breath when he yawns. He smoothes hi s
budding mus; ache with affectionate pats
and feels his invisible side -whiskers
continually to make sure they are there,
fact which is not established to out
side observers by sense Of sight. He
tries on all his neckties without fading
just the tnipg he wants.
Then he has spasms Of brushing his
c at, that commence With violence and
l.,t until one grows Eervons for fear
the broadclo,h will not be able to stai.d
the friction.
He declines soup that day for dinner.
lie says it is because he is not hungry.
but We know it is because there is on
ions in it, and onions. as every one
knows. do not sweeten ones breath to
any great extent.
If spoken to suddenly be starts and
bushes and looks as guilty as if be was
stealing something. and directly if one
does not speak to him he gees back to
the delightful occupstian OF staring at
nothing and waiting for the hour hand
to creep around to seven.
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DENTISTRY.

.N DIR. J. O. aRAssE. DENTIST OF
Es nce over L. r. Smith Sou = Jewel
<aNw ~ store. sullivan's Block, Seattle.
W.T. All work & 1arsnteec.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-06
TRUSS! TRUSS!! TRUSS II!
RELIEF from PAIN
AND
CURE FOR RUPTURE

rlNHE ATTENTION or THOSE UNFORTUNATE
l. persons Who are suffering frem this complaint
Il most respectfully called the fact that The under
signed has invented aud 10 noe manufacturing \
xKw yRcss, that ID . coxPixy. Rxiiry for this mai
sdy, and In nearly every case = rssy.cr crnx fais
uuss has bccn thoroughly examined. BY The rays-
clans Of Seattle who pronounce II perfect yrsY snr
rufxG. !, has bes tested By number az The very
worst cases, and Sives entire sa'isfaettea. Coz.
BIsfR ccaK Is usually affected 10 from 50 TO 20 days
use. The uuss Is simple in construction and readily
adiussihle to any si rupture weesher slight or
severe. Its .Gecsiveaess Is seen al . stance.
Parties Affected are reqsested TO call as NY place
Of business. Front ssrees, Seattle. opposite Odd Fer
lews' Hall
Parties living as distance by seeding description
and "a % will have the Truss sent 10 theu, siss
Instructions for use
Old fashioned trssses can sometimes be changes
into the new one, and when they can. vii b deoe
% Reasonable price.
This is no hnmbug; come and see Cor yuo-scsves-
Hw. HENDRICkS
Seattle. ". r.. Nay %. issa msi-disaulm.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-06

He HAD been sitting still 50 long
his mother expected to fiad him asleep
whsn she looked around and asked /:
"weil, Harry. what arc you thinking
of," ma are We rich!" he solemuly
inquired BY way Of reply. "In one way
We are," she said. your father says he
values mo at thres million dollars. you
at two millions. and the baby at one. :"
That closed the conversation on that
subject, but next morning - Harry Vas
getting on his ovsrcoat. hs examined
the new patch that had been added and
coolly observed well, think father
had batter ell OF abont half OF you or
the whole Of the baby and got the rest
OF us some decent duds 10 put on"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-06

A coMIcAL trait Of Russian manners
is sketshed in Russian journal called
the Nolrd. In some parts Of Russia it
10 the custom to ornament wedding fes-
tivities with retired generals in full
parade uniform. The custom is partic.
ularly favored by the bourgeoiss, who
like to make display Of their relations
with high digcassries. The retired
generals are paid for their attendance .
sum ranging from 6vs silves roubles
upward according to the number OF
decorations they wear. The hired gen
eral comes early and stays late. and ap-
pears to b on terms RI intimacy With
the family. AZ the close OF the fete he
receives his fee. ard usually goes home
in q stats Of advanced intoxicstion, it.
indeed. he is able to get home at ell.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-06

NEAL Dow. the great temperance re-
former of Maine. nad . narrow escape
the other day. For . whole general ion
he has been regarded as . consistent
teetotaler. But tramp solemnly swore
that he and Neal Dow stood at the
same counter and imbibed brandy and
water. Things looked q little serious
for while. and the temperance folk in
that far OF region felt that the greatest
OF Us will once in o while have q fall.
The tramp. however. on the cross exam
ination explained that he drank the
brandy and Neal Dow the water, and
the VIII BE State Of Maine breathed fres
once NOR
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IS A Vermont village tall aud axk-
ward beau called to see his young lady
and found her engaged with other COM
pany. To set matters right he gave
them . riddle. There vas two boys
playin kon the Sidewalk, and q man
asked whether they were relation. The
boy replied, Sir. that thare boys
mother and mine was twin sisters. and
yet we'haint cousins The girls guessed
ct it half an hour and then gave it up.
is there any solution to it. Mr.. Brows.'
one OF the girls asked. oh yss.' he re.
piled, its easy explained. That boy
lied
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The number Of Indians in the Do
miniou is estimated at 90. $50. being
.pportioped o. folloxs: Ontario. Is. 7Sl;
Quebec, lo.95S; Nova Scotia. J, l22;
New Brunswick, l,45e; Prince Edwasd
Island. SOC; Manitoba and Northwest
Territcriss, "a. .2Oi; Arthabaska District.
2 Sc: Bs;tiah Columbia. 35.iS5; Ru-
peet,s Land, 4,s7O.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
SheriTs Sale, No. 81.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il that under and 10y Virtur of "A judgment
rendered in the District Court in the county
Of LgaveuWorth, in the state Of kansas, in
an action wherein W. II. Abrams Is pIaIutiff
aud William j. SAnbDTn and others are de-
PENDANTS, aud of an execution issued ON said
judgment, TO me directed and delivered
Will ON Monday the TuiTiieth day of
June, \. ID. 1873, at eleven O',.CCk
\. N. of that day, at the South front
door ofthe Court HOGso in the City OF Leaven-
worth, in the County OF LsavenwOTth in the
State Of Kansas, offer at public sale and sell
TO the highest BIDDER, for cash in hand, the
following de- cTIbsd tracts OF land, situate
lying anu beng in the County OF Lsaveu-
worm, la tue state OF Kansas, namely: The
northeast quarter "a }, Of the southwest frac-
tiOnal quarter .. and the east half %, of
the west half ca of the southwest fTacII IIunal
quarter q a.. OF section number nineteen ggI.
Inc southeast quarter e., Of the southwest
fractional quarter e. Al Ol >4id section numb
nineteen ,lHJ, aud the northwest quarter tt al
OF the northwest quarter "a of Ine sOuIu-
west fractional quarter "a, of SAID section
number nineteen uJJ. less one acre in the
northeast corner thereof, all in Township y
number Ten ,.vi, OF range number Twenty
one l2IJ.
PIG LOWE,
Sheriff Of LeavenwOrth Cou Ity, Kansas.
r. J. BORGHALrHAUs, Attorney IOr Plain
tin.
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That They Must Not be Made More
Sacred Than Any Other Class.

At a meeting last night at the rooms of the
Academy of Science, at which Mr.. Edward
Fritche was made chairman and Sidney
Smith WAS chosen secretary, an emphatic
protest was entered, not oniy by speeches
from a number present, but by the resolu-
tions appearing in this report, strongly
condemning the action of the school
board in compromising its bonds, he'd
by the State, an ountIng TO s6O,OOJ at par, and
protesting against suy further such compro-
misses, and fur hermore protesting against
any levy being made to pay The Interest up
on bond SO compromised, Or upon other
bonds unless compromised at fifty cents on
the dollar, in fve per cent. bonds The sense
of the meeting opposed any ,scriminstion,
upon the mistaken, sentimental idea that
these bonds were sacred because they Were
school bonds, and favored no Giscrimi nation
on any bonds, in view of the inability Of the
people To psy any class at par. The sction of
the School board. la smuggling through these
bends to the Ntent of s6V UoJ al "A secret ses-
sion was strongly repudiaied
A committee on resolutions consisiing of
DR.. -. r. Nicely, Dr.. NJ. Thomas and Col.
II. r. Anthony reported the following pre-
amDle and resolutions:
WHEREAS, The action of the School Board
in compromising the 7hool bonds d longing
TO the State has seriously retarded The work
OF compromising the county and city In
Grbtedne>s; the trefore, be II
Resoiued, That Il is the sense OF this meet
ing IN -t the School Bonds shou d. .and ought
not 10 be compromised at Lot more than 50
cents on the dollar, and at a rate of Interest
not exceeding per cen;um per annum, and
be IL further
Resolved. That we disspprove the acton of
the School Board In compromising the school
bonds held by the otst-, at par and recon-
mend that no levy be made to pay the same
and toe IL further
Resolved, That we disspprove o. compro-
missing rebonding our Indebtedness of SO
vital interest TO the community at large, be.
Ing done in secret session.
o. - McSsry offered the following as sn
addition. which, with tie resolutions above,
Was adopted:
Resolved. That the School Board re reques.
ted and iustruc. ed TO levy no TAX 10 pay inter.
est on school bonds unless rebonded At not
TO exceed nifty cents on the dollar aud five
per cent. Interests.
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Sher ifs SsIs No. Sc.

sheriff of LaavenwOrth County, Kansa.
Byron sherry, Attorney f,T Plaintiff
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Jacob johnson. plain drunk, was lined
500.
Charles Clsxton and Clark Burnes, the
gamblers, paid their monthly license OF s'1.co
each.
Harry Ha-ryington, arrested for as ault
and battery and prOfane language, was dh-
missed.
Harrison Young was fined 500 for assault
and battery
In the case of the State VS. sam. Hill, charg-
ed with perjury, the examination was C III
cluded, and IN default Of 5000 bail, lie was
committed to the county jail.
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Of itself. ard 1t remains to be seen what the
/ court Will do No matter whet her the fine Is
IS or g UJ, IL is nothing TO you. But you
have TO do with the latter, and compel US Ia
! issue an order, which under the law cannot
| be avoided. These parties-old. gray haired
men, who command our respect, come here,
telling Us OF the terrible condition OF their
people and appealing TO me for leuiency.
In such case, ask you, what shall do p.
With great f-eiingJ where shall I send
them ."
NT. Wheat then read a section in reference
TO Imprisonment, and asked that they be
put into the custody OF the Marshal uutll
tn levy WAS made.
Mr.. j. W. Taylor said that it had been the
habit to place ."ited Stairs prisoners IN the
jaiis OF shawnee and Leav-nw worth county,
and suggested thai they had a 81 a good jail
al Lawrence
Judge Miller was OF the opiu'o that the
prisoners must he IL ;he custody OF he nj
I'D States Marshal; and he old now make
the order turning them over the Marshal TO
keep in custody wherever he saw r1r-
Hon. J. X. Hallowell, on behalf of the Mar
sfal, ask ed how the matter would be IN ref
erence To costs-wbo would pay the Marshal
for keep these men?
The court ruled that he must look out for
hinse in .his regard
A. ii. Williams of Topeka; Judge Thacher
of Lawrence; Judge 7. A Hurd, OF Leayen
WORTH all attorneys representing bond mold
e's, ON a ruling OF the court that tnese orders
should be made separately ON application of
plaintiffs said they had no wish TO take such
steps, but Mr. Wheat persistiDg, Judge Miller
placed the officers in the hands OF the Maj.
hhal, stating II was not done because the. oIg-
nifty Cf the court WAS offer ded, but because
tni- plaintiff asked II and he stated II was
in the power of the attorney TO discharge the
prtsOnt Is at any time.
The court room was crowded, and Judge
MIIler's leaning toward the side of mercy
was Tepea edly applauded, as - ell as the de-
cislve stand VI tine Officers in question.
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has displaced the old worn out inventions for
cOloring the hair, which the better expert
ence of years had proved to be Ineffective
and deeterious Unlike the compounds
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
Sherifs Sale, no. %.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GlSET
Il that under and by virtue Of an exceed
ton issued ON judgment rendered IN an
action in the District Court in the Cognty OF
LeavenwOrth, III the State of Kansas
wherein Richard y. ketner is Plaintiff, and
Tetor h. Mey erS is defendant, TO me directed
and delivered, 1 will on Monday the 9. n d4y
OF June, A. ID. 1879, ist O'clOCk p. IN. OF that
day, on the ground where the property u
now situated, as herein after desert bed. feel
at public sale and sell To tie highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the following deSCTiD@u
personal property, namely: About sINty-two
lb2) cords of wood, abOut four hundred ana
eighty (isOl fence posts. and about ten cords
of charcoal wood, situate, lying al being on
the northeast quarter %, of section thirty
six Co. Tow Gsulp seven "a, of range twenty
one ca, the same being III kickapOO Town.
ship, III the County OF LeaveuwOrth, III tue
state of Kansas. Also about two thousand
l2,0Ol feet of walnut and oak lumber, SIT uaie,
lying and being on the premises of II. Il.
Maxwell, in the town Of kIckapoo, In the
county Of LeavenwOTth, IN Ih- state of Kan
sas, and about two cords of wood in the viii
lage OF hichapOO, near the premises Of said
Maxwell, in said county and State. said
property has been levied upon, aud Is to be
sold as the property Of IetOr u Meyers.
L. c. LOWE
Sheriff of LeavenwOrlh County, KauS.
WM. Dill, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
Sherins Sale No. o.

DUBLIC NOTICE. is hereby given that
Il under and by virtue Of a Judgment rem
tiered in the District Court in the County Cf
LeavenwOrth, in the safe of Kansas,
in action wherein John Rec
ls piaintin, and William q. RIad-
shaw aud Jenny Bradshaw are defendants,
and OF an execution issued on said Judgment,
10 me directed and delivered, 1 Will on Mon
day, the Thlrtietu day OF June, ~ ID.
1873, at II O'Clock -. IN. Of tuat day, at the
south ffOnt door Of the Court House in the
city of LraveuwOTth, in the County of Leav-
enwor,h, in the stale oi Kansas, offer at pub
lie sale and sell TO the highest bidder. for
cash In hand, the following described tracts
of land, situate, lyins and being in the County
Of LesveuwOFtn. in the State OF Kansas,
namely: Lot Dumb-relrSeu u land the north
half OF lot number ten 10, i'll section Twenty
four (2I, in Township EwrlVe ~, and range
1 %enfy-two l21l east of the sixth % princI-
pal meridian, the whole containing fOIty-
eight and OJ-lUO acres, more or less.
Il. q. LOWE,
Sheriff o. Ieavenworth County, Kansas.
LUCIEN BAKER. Attorney tor PLAIN III.
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L. GAL.
Sleriff's Sale, No. 922.

DJ BLlC NOTICE is hereby given that
l. under and by virtue OF an execution is
sued Oh judgment rendered in an action in
The District Court in the County OF LraVen-
worth, IN the state OF kansaS wherein The
Stale Mutual Insurance Company, OF LeaV.
tnworth, Kansas, is plaintiff, and Mark W.
Deiahay Is defendant, TO me directed anu
delivered, l VIII on Monday, the Twenty
third day or June, y. ID. ls7g. AT II o'clock A.
NJ of that day, at the south front door OF the
Court House IN the City OF LeaVtnwOrtn, ia
the Co Inty OF LeaVenwOrth, in the state of
kansas, oifrr at pub ic sale and alI to the
highest bidder for cash in hand the follow
ing described tracts of land, situate. living
and being in the County of i4eavenwortn in
The state OF Kansas, namely: Lots number
fourteen tlil and fifteen l5), in Haltermsn's
Pilot nnbs addition to the CITY OF Leaven-
worth, Kansas
Dated tnIs 22i day of May, IS7s-
l.. q. LOWE,
Sheriff Of LaavenwOrth County, Kansas
Byron sherry, Attorney ( ~ Plaintiff
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Publication Not ce

STATE. OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwoRFH COUNTY, s..
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12

I'D uEil > NOTICE is hereby given that
Il under and by virtue of judgment rem
dvred ln tls District JO-rt in Jhe county of
LsaVenwoTth, in the STATE Of ktnSsS, in on
action wherein Thomas LeOna Il is Plaintiff
and John Ashton and Others are Defendants.
and of Hn execution issued on said Judgment
To me directed and delivered, | will on Mon
day, the IhiTtleth day Of June, y ID 1873, at
eleven O'Clock a. IN. OF thai day, at the south
'front.' door OF the court House in the City ct
Leaven worth, in the County of LeavenwOrth,
IN the State of Kansas, offer at puDlc sale.
and sell to the righe bidder, for cash in
nand, the 70 lowing described tracts of land,
situate, lying and being IN the County Of
LeaVenWOrth, IN the SsdIe OF hauS4S,
namely:
Lots number one a.. two ~, three o., four
~, nVe, i5l, six o., seven a., eagHt o., nine
~ ten 40, eleven IL and twelve lI2J OF block
number three ~, and being the vino nI said
block, Of the town of Ton SanOXie. of the
county of leavenwOrth, OF tue Stale Of .Ssu-
sss, according to the pa thereof, GA file in
the ,fhce OF the Reslstes OF Deeds .. said
county and state.
u. q. LOVE-
Sheriff of LeavenwOrth County, kansas.
STILLINGS - sTILLINGs, Attorneys for
Elaiutiff
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They Abide steadily in Good Works.

%. F. JOHN on,
secretary.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
Neal Estate Transfers

The following transfers of real estate We're
flied with Register Crowder yesterday:
quincy Baldwin and wife to Samuel Pierce
warranty deed, in consideration OF so, TO
the east half OF the southeast quarter OF Sec
ton 4, township IL, range q.
Hannah Ro1enburg to Henry Rodenburg,
quit claim deed in consideration of $40, To
oIs C. 10, Il, ~, - Is, 10, 10. IL, IS and ~,
in block :, in Ewing, ROelisOn Cos suodl-
vision of the city OF Lesvenworth.
fianuan RodeH burg 10 Christian Rodenburg
quit claim deed in consideration OF $40. to
- > acres in the west rn portion oil the south
: sIsI quarter OF Sc ton q, township :, range
-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
A GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn I" make money rapidly
operating IN stocks 10y the Two UnerrIDg
Rules ior success" in MeSSrs. Lawrence .N
Co.. new circular The combination method,
which this firm has made so successful, en-
ables people with large small means To
reap all the benefits OF largest capital and
best skill Thousands Of orders in various
sums are pooled into one vast amount and
co operated as mighty whole, thus secIring
To esch shareholder All the advantages of the
Largest operator. Immense profits are di-
vided monthly. Any amount. from s. to
S5t T. or more, can be used successfully. y.
--nptisf Weekly, september 2G h, Is7-, SAY =,
By the com bInatiou system cl5 wouid make
SIS, or per cent s5i pays $50, or per cent :;
$loJ ms ke> 81 ,0O1, or 10 per cent on the stock
during-the m nth, according TO the market. ~
FrdIE LeSlie's Illustrated Newspaper, June
18th: 'Ihe combination method OF opera
ling stocks l. the most successful ever
adopted" Ne,U lOTE iR6eIcHd,Jlt, sept. 18th:
"The combination system Is founded upon
correct business principles, and no person
need be without an income while IL IL kept
working by MvssrS. Lawrence Co. Brook
iyn Journal, April 2sIh: 'DGr editor m de a
net profit of slOl' rom S1O in one of MesSrs.
Lawrence & Co.'S Combln- tons" New cir
cuiar (msiied free explains everything,
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Lawrence X Co, Bankers,
81 Exch ange Place, n Y
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nNn'f be ReCeiXed.

Many persons say Il haven't got the Con-
sumption" when ash ed To cure their Cough
with -hiloh's Consumption Cure. DO they
not know that Coughs lead 10 Consumption
any remedy that will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cure a cough or any
lung or throat trouble? We know 1t will
cure when all Others fail and our faith In II
Il 30 positive that We will refund the price
paid If you receive no benefit. l. not this a
lair proposition? Price ~ cents, 30 cts. and
SI.OO per bottle. For lame Chest, Back ur
side, use SniIoh's POrOTs Plaster. Price -
cents. For sale by Arnod * Hunt, wholesale
druggists.
HAVE yoU Dyspepsia, are you Constipated
have you n Yellow Skin, Loss Of Appetite,
Heddarhe: II so don't fail TO use SHILOH >
SYSTEM VITALIZER. IL Is guaranteed to
relieve you, and VIII YOU continue to suffer
when you can he cured ON such terms as
these: Price, 80 cents and 75cts. Sold by Ar
nod * hunt, Wholesale Druggists.
wedirisunSw
WELLS Persian Perfume, "HACKMETACK'
rich aud frssrant. Try At. Sold by Arnold
Hunt, Wholesae Druggist, Leavenworth,
Kansas, and by retail dealers generally.
wedfIisunNw
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NOTICES hereby given that letters Of adj
~ mtnIstT9tlOu have been granted To the
undersigned on the estate of Charles tald.
WELL late OF said county, deceased, by the
Honorable, the probate court of the county
and -tate Aforesaid, dated the l}tn day of
May, y. p, 1879, Now all persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby no.
tiE-d that they must present the same 10 the
undersigned Tor allowance, within one year
from the date Of said letters, or they may be
precludcd from any benefit Of such estate /:
and that II such claims Ee not exhibited
within three years after the date of said let
ters they shall be forever barred.
ALO\ZO HCCkINS,
Admin Stratpr, cUnssCuIIveiy, of the e tate
Ol JhaTlsS Ca.d eI, Deceased.
MAY -s4TH, 1873. W3w
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Cou,Iimeutary TO Judge Dillon.

A meeting OF the members of the bar in
attendance upon United States Court, was
held last evening, presided over by Judge
Miller, and after eulogistic remarks upon
the spotIess record Judge Dillon and the high
estimation in which he WIS held as pro-
found iurst and true gentleman, an address
and re-olutions were presented and adopted,
expressive OF their esteem and the great
regret at his voluntary resignation, which
viii be presented TO him at The hour lof con.
yeuiug court this morning.