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New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
rVHF ANIMAL MEETING of the stock

HHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of the nited Nctei COMPANY. or the eiscuon
rrustrps viii be Eot the Office oi tc company, ID
Bfua ysav. New-Yorg city, TUESDAY. Ju"c 5, 1870
Polls open from II 70 l. +. 3. MARDEN,
Secretary.
THE MUTUAL IiFE INSURANCE COypNVuy NEw-YoR1,
$40 10 ii6 Broadway. NEW-In.t. Nay iJ, 1873. 3
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR IRl >
4 TIES OF THIS COMPANY vii Do held Gf ts Office as
above pursuant 90 iis chartef Monday juno ? 1873
The pole De Opou - O'Clock nOoD abd remain open
Wa y ISAAC F LLOYD secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
OCEAN NATIONAL BANK.
nFEHT rll n

~ DIVTDEED
hereby after the day %
May. 1873 Glt1DDlILE a.. DAVIS u tho
ocean National Bank, VII pay his Office, 30 81 Nassau
ST. NeVl York. nual dividend of FlNE PER CENT bong
n fULL PAYMENT OR fHE PRINCIPAL or ALL
DEPysIT-
Pas vii De made The rme and place u
THIRTY PER CENT account 90 accrued interest on
dep0sits 10 SUCH DEPOSITO5 DN IL VIII accept sush
dividend u fu satisfaction their claim f0r interest
their ceposi'A
Dated NJ York. May :, 1879.
JNO. JAY KNOX.
Tnn-n nrun-L M In-l MN. n.leY
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21


Exports Of Apples 81 bbi-. The Demand mas % rn
fair 0r desirable lots OF EUsscs ana sfock mas m0V Gue
freely M e2ns ju have hgh rs 81
Du ID 4. rycrptIDua 4 ica Choice BiaNlus tram thla
,.Iphia and .ui- cr-hoU-c stock Micblsan nave
-p no 90. hut tAs general run ui BscNih~ ~ -Art
are received from ths state VIII NOT exceed 8 d. Nty
nm the Apples deCafug badly, ana few Ecod lot7
can iouni so h'tc = doing IN tIanner
rirs thai We omit quotations. TO.ays arrivals Of straw
9uu prices we're fancy Marviands reached 2'c
but most Gales l>H . with NOrh Carohha Berries
fJd9Ic EOTfuk- 100 lTc., and Ch-re-tons 20 l-U
isc These figures Fai- Good Berries Common
stock low 5c ana tould hardly De sofa Al t
fgurr Prices EEcv 70 br lower tomorrow, as hc Aof
ro steamer ue in the morning reported % have
4 guu crates board Green tO1seberr1eS ion Nplloh
have made rr appearance. There is no demand TOT thri
ana 81 80 per all tnGt they could De ittat t3f
Ouoi4tlOus would be entirely nominal A lew Cheil lIui
ortl Carolina 1een received tHeN were 'A Dao
order ~ - Sc Per o Tor le best l1oateHs m
10 RussetI R'b'y UOG % DO. Charleston 100 y
uo to Golden tOe % nn. Maryland ls6 p
straw fles. folkqf. iVG JOB DO. Common ber "a ~
FRUITS. kND NiTS-DRlEn
Dried Frut the week d2 psgs. with Oo
pkg, ol Exports Dried Apples, b5i b0s Ch'cr
lrid,s u Alden EyaV ATrcs have some inquiry or
sypnr AID Tie market quoted irm al luHl I'D 2c ais az
an exporter $50 The stock Of Evapotaed Apples Ii con
trole1 by about parties. and buyers are cOhpeit'
20 pav whatever they ask. Peichea. b0ih Frrlt'
and Uupeelrd. quet but steady. Plulus nave had
some hide inquiry and The feeling "a dcclatd.Y
nrmer. BlacsbrfIIes are weak at 4-c Cliri
small fruits m i2t request a. quotations P'9hnt. H"N'
been iaIG demand ~ last wrckH prices 4itl9,1 SUI
c vcrs refuse s- te bst lot, o haupcked below II ~
sui buyers have got aoOat III the stock theJ "aneu II e
following prices.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
OFFICE OE PACIFIC MAI STEAMSHIP rosPANY)
lIEl ECoI tANtL--i.. Is. g., Z

NEw-NoaK, l,sy i}, 1879
'THE Thirtv-secOnd Annual Meeting Oi stock
holders t.a Pacifc Mail Steamship Dgmn1nV VII be
held ~ ilr Office oi hr company, p ~ loot ~ N9fih
River. tly Gv cf NHW lors EfN A b. The 18th
Nay l~-g between Ia hours of ~ o'clock and
o'clock D. u 0 Directors and he saot1n
other business properly htprc H. Ihe
transfer book, oi che company WI close 40 r uh'e ~ no
Uuon Iru.t Company lHL RSDA AN. tle pa lt IaY.
1879 three 90 O'Clock and VIII reopen THU ~
DAY, the Z9tA Of May, 1873 q, DO ugcocs !. ~.
J. ". MAIDEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
NEW-YOtE AyD O-wFs0 MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY,

NEW-fOtE AND OrWEs0 MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW.NOLl. MAY ~. ls7g.)
The ahOve-namod railroad Is now advertised
he sold JWlH .~tl, foreclosure Of the
First Mortgage Bouds. The Undersigned cnlttee now
hold eIgIy-uNc per OF both tu 8rrcrrf- Debt and
First Mortgage EOE. such otLtr holders p k'eetyers
DeJt Ts Mortgage Bonds desire o C013Prate with
illus tine expected Dement'S 90 purchase OF
gagged premise. sBra sale wu-l rsI; I1sr uOh
ugs with he committee 20 tl4 llt AaonI. 4sAA, No 20
Na,sau-5t.. on before JuDc ln. 1873.
o.. ;. Williams, W. C. Whitney, III. INV.
Pred T. James J.. Livingston. ~. f. EeIncr. jr,
TheO. Houston Edwin Parsons, g.. y. Jordan.
c. JORDAN. Chairman.
y. A. cow DREY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21

Recepts for the week pkgs last week 2l pkgs
coiIe-uonumg week last year I it pa2S lhtrf D. tl
easier tcru THIS afternoon, an prices
vtry uu8ettct Prime marks OF Wrter" nave sold from llc
c hu The inside h1re seem. tp De about the prce a
which stock De- moved. though receivers dTc i
holding 2c We use lie ,s an inside quot10n an re-
marx that thOirs l1t- might bring t,ne more
The recnpts have not increased. but as green
vegetable lud Iit beconc more plentiful the con
supve demand f1r eggs s lighter which s the mann cause
OF tte present IN the market Duca lsgs are
wanted IN small l3DI-c. Goose Eggs dull az zoe
QGpfatDn7t go
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21


Receipts week 7oS bale last week 1856 baes; cor
resu0uu year. 55t bales. EXyCrt ior the wees
iJ3 bales same year. TiO bales Brewers e'L
Ouly from band mouth bat lhtY are i@tIJ
- want more 80 summer There has been "A A et
mort trade whenever @Vtrs could SATISFY the wants at &C.
or brow The London uar.et viii not admit 0f tAtA pay
over hist hgurp Altogether The market y reported about
state, Choc' 1S.- 30 DO Eooi 20 Urine , =
state. iair good. . Olds, al gro"ths - a.
state. pOOr 10 fslr'I q p
The daily average receipts the week At the various
pOnts OF distribution follows Eue Railway. 10
ans Of tr-arn OF MIX Harlem Railroad 25pO
qO New Haven Railroad. $50 do Hudson River HalrOsd
43O DO Railroad OOU cans of Min ana % caOt
cream miscellaneous nearby routes. lfly cans OF MIX,
v boat as cans, total 1928 OF MIX oi 4O quAIta
each The Price which tie surplus has been sold on TIE
II ln there advance mp 10 the 18TH when - %
After remaining ~ thRt bRulr Tor o
davs gradually decunea 20 ~ %, the closing price Inc
state are now IN good condition 'b
nearly ai the farmers nave turned their COWS eut
10 grass This large Increase IN TIE supply
ana prcea have accOrdn ly ruled lower To prevent pc
seasOns experiences taT1cr3 iaI better
feed calves considerable 0f the Ak not wanted for Butter
and hees. nstead crowdng npou tH market go0i
1ea of NIL s eft over YESTERDAY large part beng sour
POULTRY AID GA1n-
Under the influence Ot good inquiry from kLeis ara
rather macras recrtpt steady and higher Tur
keys are du with few wanted. spdue tacAcns are
beciluine 20 arrive freely. coming mainly nom the
South aud afe request they weigh OF more per
par a-- run 75c. u - pair few we're sold
AZ 3Oc per D. Dressed Pontry Is being received except
what comes Ia on The FEW Wild Pigeons which arc af
rving are mainly poor sell slowly ~ per Dozen No
suipe except icenous5 stock are arriving Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
.ATHER-Geaerallr N aemana. and arnlr quoted 1.
nnenns Avrrs. CIllrn
UNION r.
ZnuHHHfrfLW
Texas.

Poor Dl1.igrd. a. kin1-. "a ~ i-c.
Export and JJDhB- Leather. Heavy, 2Oc22c.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
saDoS Aay 2OI23O n.COnsOls. 9olIe for both money
~ As account U. 5. bonds, New lives, IO5s Erie Hail
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21
EiploeNo Noncss.

CLEAR CREEK COMPANY. Of Georgetown,
" Colorado iniher Reduction Worksl The eleventh reg
uar monthly dividend OF NE PEt CENT on The csptu
VIII be Dail t- Treasurer the -Ot ~ hs
0ice n thc Company lu this CY. a. AUGUSTUS
TAYLOR. President, 6S Broadway, Room 8.
OFFICE LEADvfLLg MINING COMPANY.
81 BEOADWAY. y NW GOAk MAY 10. Is19.f
nIVIDEND No. 3.-Ihe Board of Trustees
IJhave fl8 day declared Dividend OK PER CENT. 10
CENTS PR SHA RE. on e capital s'Ock Of tAis comuanY
t-UOOfUU OCT NJ net earnings payable at tr 0re u Tho
nrC after June 1873 Transfer books viii
close May 81, AID reopen June - J. :. LOCKWOOD
Secretary
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27
Railroad News.

[Shreyepoft Standard, Dec. AL
The Washington Geographic cor
respondent of the N. o. Times, under
date of the 10th inst, has the follow.
ing railroad news, which is Of impor.
lance to this section Of country:
The information telegraphed abou,
the contract to build the Texas Pacif-
ic is made public to-day. The first
formal step was taken by the stock
holders of the company, who, at a
special meeting on the 9th inst, voted
to dissolve the trust under which the
controlling interest of the stock WIS
held and mortgage the road for $751;
600 mile.
The new corporation which under
takes the construction of the road as
far as FL Paso, a distance of GOO
miles, will be organized under the
laws of Connecticut, which are favor
able to the formation of corporations
for works beyond the limits of the
State. 1t is not known Just who its
stockholders are, but Sidney Dillon,
one of the contractors on the Union
Pacific, aud one of the best in the
country, is one.
A very considerable amount of
German capital is Interested. Gould
aud Sage also have an interest.
The leading stockholders in the
new corporation now hold an amount
of Texas and Pacific stock, and are
to have $4,000 10 stock and $25, 900
in bonds for every mile of the road
built under the contract, which is to
be completed by the 6rst Of January,
1883.
This ends all rivalry between Hunt
ingtoR and Scott. The Southern Pa
clsic will be built TO FL Paso. there
connecting With the Texas Pacific,
and operating over the Iron Noun
tain aud Southern to st. Lonis.
The information is that the New
Orleans Pacific is considered impor-
tant to have, and STEPS will be taken
to obtain it by these two combina-
tions
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27

Official returns show majority of
80. 072 for the Constitution, and 49,
976 for the Debt Ordinance.
The vote for District Judge stands
thus: Avoyelles gives Barbin 1922
majority; Rapides gives Blackman a
majority of 1873, while Grant gives
him 372 majority, making total of
2250, and majority over Barbin Of
eighteen votes.
The parishes of Grant and Gaia
houla gave Luce a majority Of 220
for Senator from the 2ith district, but
VIM, Democratic Winn, gave Brian
a majority of 1872 So Mr. Brian is
the Senator, and Grant parish has
man after all
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27

All, hum, How the wheels of time
speed round = how the gathering
years crowd thick and fast-how the
maelstrom whirls as we are drawn
near the vortex-how old tempus
does fngit And yet it was not al
ways thus. Looking back over our
shoulder-to see il the girl is flirt.
ing-to the years that now, alas! are
past and gone. we see fair-haired
boy. Alb, but his hair was fair--fair-
err than the luscious strawberry nest
ling in the fraudulent box in the ear
ly spring time, at eighty cents a
quart--fairer than the golden carrot
as it swims among the grease drops
on the surface of plate of soup
fair as the lily. the marigold, the daft
fodown lily. Fair. fair. How long
the days were then. The forenoon
was an epoch the afternoon meas
ureless cycle of time. A piece of
bread and butter at half-past nine,
and another at eleven, mitigated our
sufferings and stayed our hunger
which consumed us during the lapse
OF time between breakfast and dinner.
And the doses would have to be re-
peated in the afternoon. and just be-
fore going to bed. What y change
III all this twenty years have wrought.
There is no "piecing between meals"
now, no indeed. And dinner seems
to come so soon after breakfast that
we are almost inclined not to be
bothered with it. And supper is
task. The years seem to
gather momentum as they pass; each
succeeding one being shorter than its
predecessor. We see how it is-ws
are on the down grade and there are
no brakes. We are rushing along
With increasing velocity-to-day we
ARE bald-headed, tomorrow we shah
be toothless, next day gray. and then
--ah. then, the silent bone-yard. It
is not pleasant prospect. Let us
look the other way-let us shake 'cm
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27

A statistician who has been study
ing the House Of Representatives
disposes Of all chances Of the Re-
publicans ever getting possession of
the lower BRANCH Of Congress. There
are 1877 members from the Northern
States. OF the districts these repre-
sent, AZ have been Democratic at all
times and under all circumstances.
They returned Democrats to Con-
gress during the war, and at time
when the Democratic party of the
country was in its weakest condi-
tion. The Republicans, even if they
carry every doubtful district in the
North, cannot secure more than 139
members from that section. whereas
majority is LAT. To get majority
of Congress, therefore, the Republi-
cans must carry eight districts in the
Sonth, where they have now only
five. Until the South goes over to the
Republican party, therefore, there is
no possibility of the Republicans ever
securing control Of Congress. New
Orleans Democrat.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27
NOTICE.

The death of our Nj 7. d. Milling viii
cause no interruption in our business,
which will be continued as heretofore until
January LIST, 1880. M
All persons indebted to us are hereby
notified that they will be required to make
settlements as early as possible. as the
affairs of the partnership must be closed.
80 MILLING q BOLTON.
I'm connection with the above desire to
say to the customers of Milling g. Bolton,
and to the public generally, Sfter the First
of January next, arrangements will be
made to continue business at the same
stand, where hope to receive the patron
age of all who desire to cali.
G. w. BOLTON.
Pineville, La, Sept. 3Oth, 1879.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27

Louisiana ranks as the fourth cot
ton producing State last year, being
exceeded in her propuction Of this
staple only by Texas, Mississippi and
Alabama. She will rank fourth also
this year. Texas, Mississippi and Ar
kansas being ahead of her, while Al
ALBANIA, owing to bad weather, falls
behind. This is a good. showing, as
Louisiana has perhaps a smaller
number OF persons engaged in cot
ton-produeing than any of the ex-
treme Southern States. While near
~ all the people Of Arkansas and
Mississippi are devoted to cotton. a
fouih u the population Of this State
il located in New Orleans and fully =
third engaged in the sugar and rice
industries Despite this fact. We
will produce $4,000 more bales this
year than Alabama Exchange.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27

md variety of others.
LIST OF TRIMMINGS.
A ''full trimmed stove has the fol-
owing: one oval boiler, copper bot
ON; one saucepan, copper bottom; one
70 steamer, two iron pots, one tea ket-
ae, one sad iron heater, two skillets, two
fake griddles, one gridiron, one gridiron
power, four sheet iron pans, one pudding
pan, one scraper. one cover litter, three
Pieces of pipe l6 feet), one elbow, two
pot covers % pieces in all.
sEe- Call at No. 81 Magazine street
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!

THE SALE OF LANDS viii be annulIed
and penalties RENTED on all lands bid in
for the parish in all cases where persons
come forward and settle mp by MONDAY.
the 5th day of january. 1850.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27

The following article is now before
Congress, with every probability OF
BOON becoming law Polygamy
shah not exiat uith;n tha Ln,;ke ~
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27
Stoves! Stoves!
|C. w. W.. GOODWIN,
81. - Magazine Street .3l
MANUFACTURER OF
PLAIN TINWARE AND JAPAN WARE,
ALSO DEALER IN
Heating and
Cooking Stoves
OF ALL SIZES,

OF ALI SIZES,
And at Lo,cer Prices than can be
found al any other establishment
ia Neu Orleans.
Below will be found the names of .
few of the leading Cooking Stoves, with
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-12-27
WANTED.

A LIMITED NUMBER OF ACTIVE.
energetic Canyassers, to engage in pleas
ant and profitable business Good men
will find this rare chance to make money.
such will please answer this advertise
ment by letter, enclosing stamp for reply,
slsaing what business they have been en-
gagged in. None but those who mean bust
ness need apply.
Address FINLEY, HARVEY & Co.,
dl4-Iy Atlanta, Ga.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-04-22
Probate Notice.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed In
n the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ex
scutors, Administrators and Guardians:
FIRST and final account Of Joseph Dunn Rx
scutor OF the will Of klisha 8 Mason, decd.
First partial account of RiwArd Okey Al
ministrator. do bonis non, Of ths estate OF
lisa Murrey, decd.
Second partial account Of John Wants Al.
ministrator, with the will annexed, Of the
estate of John Yau'z, decd.
First and Anal account OF Elizabeth Dornor,
formerly Elizabeth Cosn, Guardian OF So
rah N Cosn mipaf ohild OF John b
Cosn, des'd.
Any person interested may hle written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
of, on or before the 10th day Of NAY
next, when the same will be finally heard aud
continued from day to day until disposed Of
R.E. WALTON,
apr2a.'7sx3 Probate Judge N. c. o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-04-22
Sleep tor Children.

There is no danger that children can
sleep too much. The old proverb, who
sleeps, eats,' 10 illustrated In those little
ones Who eat most. Wakeful children
are almost always peevish.. irritable and
lean. II they can be ind ced to sleep
abundantlv, they are quite likely to be
come good natured and plump. Their
sleep should be as much during the
hours Of darkness % possible, and there
fore It is better that they should 60 to
bed before sunset to have their sleer out
than to lie long after sunrise in the morn
ing. It is we'll to let any healthful, grow
Ing child or young person sleep till be
wakes himself, and then give him such
variety and amount Of outdoor exercise
- shall make him glad when bed tint
returns.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-04-22
VIM. Borton.
fBarnesyi!le Enterprise.l


Byan arrangement amung the Deme-
Gratis of the Monroe Guernsey Sena,s'-
rial District, the cand date this year will
be concededto Garrr scy county. Several
are already named tor the po.
si,ion. among the m ,st. prominent being
WIN. Borton, E O., Of Fairview. a gaRl
tleman well and fayorab'y known 70
Guernsey county. He is live long
Democrat and In everv campsign has
heen faithful worker for the success oi
his party. II, is, m recover, full capable
OF hcnoring the position Of Senator. as
he win hiring to it good speaking and le
gal talent, aud plenty Of strong common
sense. There are hundreds Of friends
over the B imont border who wou re-
joice to hear Of the success Of genial Bill
Borter.
Our guess is that considerable is ia,
ken for granted in the matter Of the
arrangement "amnng the D, mocrats Ct
the Moarot- Guernsey Senatorial Dis
tric'." Who were parties to that ar
rangemen, ?"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-04-22

MARRIED On April 9th, by Rev. j.
j. BoDSER. Miss LOUISA RorH 10 Mr..
THEoFIELD BIaaENBAca.
On March 31st, by Jos N, DAxFoRD,
Esq, OF Seneca township, Miss MARY
HAGA to Mr.. HENRY ScHAuB.
On March llth, by Rev. JOHN MrEN,
Miss MARY HARMox to Mr.. SIMON Porrs.
ID On April l2,h, by ALrx BUCHANAN,
Esq !, OF Summit township, Miss HAR-
kfkrr Masters 10 Mr.. JOHN L HowELL
On April 18Th, BY L W. JONES, Miss
IsAPHIsE MANN to Mr. GEO W SLOAN
On April 18th, by JARED HAWKINS
ESQ, Of Center township, Miss Flor
ENcE e. AYREs to Mr. GEO F. TURNER
On April 10th, by Rev. NJ, NJ Pol.
LOCK, Miss MAGGIE A McCAsLlN to MI.
JOSEPH e RIDGwAI
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-04-22
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Sunsbury Township.
BEALLsvILLE, o, April Is, 1879


ED. Sf.nll. I hoped to able to fur
nish, as matter OF news. crcount of
the Greenback meeting officially snnvan-
ced for this place last evening but am
compelled to forcgo the pleasure simply
because--there was no meeting TIE
orators, as usual, failed to put in an ap-
pearance, and the anxious crowd, cor :
sisting Of the enthusiastic com mittceman
for this township, a certain aspirant for
official honors in the new party. and q
few curiosity seekers. went quietly home
10 await another announcement.
The movement here is under the direc.
management OF q young gentleman by
the name of -. No. I'll not men
ton his name. You will see it, no wever,
tirst among the list of candidates for of.
iice In the new party. He is an embry.
otic Greenbacker with Republican ante.
ccdents, longing for office Taken at
his own valuation, the appraisement is
rather high; but. as the Sheriff tells us
in his advertisements, being offerei 10
The public, the premises may he dispos-
edof for two thirds the appraisement.
There are no bidders here above thai
figure
The D mocrats of this township are
not willing to desert the old party, after
eighteen years of hard 0ghting. We
have now secured Democratic Senate
and House Of Representatives, and we
feel quite sure. by the Ash of March,
1881, We will have full control OF tie
general Government. With these Facts
staring US in the face, why should any
Democrat of old Monroe abandon the
party Of the people to follow the leader
ship Of such men as "Brlck" Pomeroy
and others of like ilk3 DIDo.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-04-22
PROBATE COURT.

April IL The last Will and Tests
ment of Samuel Andrews was admitted
to probate
& Joseph Connor, surety of the Exec
utrix of the Will of Andrew Menges,
decd, filed an application to be released.
Executrix removed and bondsmen re-
leased.
April 12-G, S Algeo, Admir- OF b
Stewart. VS. Elizabeth Stewart ct al. sale
of real estate set aside and rt-lppraise
mcnt aud sale ordered.
April IA ii. L Bevan, Adm'r Of C
Cooper, decd reported sale Of real es-
tale which was confirmed.
April Is III. B Hill was appointed
Guardian of the estate Of Sarah N
Coen, minor; bond 500.
April 16 -,Ioseph Dunn, Executor oil
the Will of Elisha s Mason, decd, filed
his final account
David Okey, Admir- Of the estate o.
D c Dougherty, decd, reported sale
Of real estate which was confirmed.