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:. /. bAACE SECRETARY.
10 East 4ta.st. New-YOrk.
WORK CF TILE YEAR

There were during III pa; year IN ouc tx LOizTn-
Houses AID girls 2JI.32l Ilei8 AL
IsG,527 lodciIgs uppied lb me - Dag and LEN
90J1 cllrou. who WAts faHght ard patty
tod and clothed O9412 warm Hea.s Nege supple0l 5fp-
cODi hons maiuy IN The y esi -,-4 VIC
allied foot tnrOugh The sick Chh"rrns
Mts.on J, chiicrcu enjoyed rolehts o. the Sea
SHE (averag about 20 J3l of5 have
instructed IA the use Oi the new machine - the p
lodging House the tuCUai1d sChoos. III - hirf
been a. orphans the 10 gllg HOu-es S1bD 90 nave
depO-i, the Penny Sayngt BauSs I0is AhA9et
uuter of duTng the year 29ijT.
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gEgrNNING IRIS FlFrH VOLUME.

The american Queen begins the fifth volume under
favorable auspices. The first number Of the new
year contains picture of the Seventh Regiment
bali the usual amount of fashionable Intelligence,
and stories.
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30l aud BOD Mn berry.
SATURDAY. peceiuDor -. divine service 1870 q. m
EEN Elt. = =. VI.
VIII the friends remember tIo tst
mas children ticy cij tho ID tlks
giving dinner bng send. -itts % eni
goo,i $ garments CHRIS icIlD. ~ sac per
these be df-' tuuid ron tls
ChristIas of the housc 9Id rua rc!io0 ~ 20
DO - direct 60 IsIs ELr Tao lty. T. T. WOOD
RUFF sup njeBdent Ne.A Protestant Lpsccpa CitY
Mission DO.icL.-
ueniy A. Daniels "a. De- ia LeNngt0n-lgs. near 2stE5S
Hour. Z ..IdD J.
fsfsuf., p u I.
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OBITUARY.

TIE REV DIR. JOHN NCCLOSKEY
BALTIMORE. Dec 24.-A Dispatch has been
received here from Enucitsbufs Md. announcing the
potl AT $40 o'ciock this evening Of the Rev Dr. John
McCloskry. reseht % the Mount 81. Mary's Coie%e,
The lUnrral Will take place az "cUck SUNDAY morning
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec %. l a. m.-Aftera slight
rise yesterday morning the barometer remained sta
tionary. Partly cloudy and cloudy weather prevailed
with light during the last threeluarters Of the
day. The temperature RANGED between 25' and 32e
The average (2s4ol beng 9Ts' lower than cor.
responding day last year and 81 lower than on
Thursday.
Cloudy weather, with light rain snow. aud slight
changes IN temperature may be- expected to-day In this
city and vicinity.
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AUGUSTA Ga, Dec. 24.-The sale OF
s25O.OOO worth OF bouds OF the Augusta and Knoxville
Railroad was conn eted to-day This the COM
pleton OF the road This OF construction will be
pushed forward at
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MAREIED.
DIED.

MooRE-FoRsYTH-A Chicago nI.on December 10 ~.
by Charles Edwsrd Cheney, ID ID, EoNss" .
Moore and Jeanic A. Forsyth, both of that cry.
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TIE REV. MACKENZIE

TIE REV MACKENZIE WALCOTr
LONDON, Dec 25.-TEe Rev. Mackenzie Wal
cott the eminent yrter on church hlstory, 3, Gg3A
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Ho.eiiuI -atnrday nnd sunday,

METHODS or CGs TRIBUTING;
Through tie coecu0.s in toe churches Oh SUNDAY Dsca-
through committees Business Exchanges aud Of tho
Thloash sn0sc3pIon ns. uumbered ana eou9tersigesa
i8y clecss or money set to ut Charles Laner
TarSigh 5aiiase scnrftat wa'iacs's Theatre
ihr.ugh h9 e'rso b"Ara .. tlt ielri = rn'a. .s2oN
l S 1g .S' me, .n, i ~ . "a b 81 d.
Don rreferriag make tier gifts any oariou sr los
piia mas ~ tesgilt' Them.
rgalos no@cv,r age saInesiiy solicited 10 give .
by The osita saturday al sunday Asce.aton seoslne
iais uniiin- IN i.i- n 'vencnf wlie1 fp"Fs;
Oh DIN ut ~ ii Hospital 81 5i5rys fios Iios sl Toe
chi areu ssb' teIial iiospt orhopelc liotpiI x s
T,S~it3 t,sft Eve and r. iio.eif los
RS. for on umptyrs Wonlns IosDita Home
committee TO maze such distribution are HIS Honor TO
Chinb3 OF Commerce The Rev. rhamls Armiasr . D. aud
PtT geo M 1s ' MILE LILLE Prcseut
S SeS : 9c TA1 bac. , f. fss2
Late1inee cares %lOopins Cough sore rhro4t and Al
aIicera Waters.
CONGRESS wATE-Ihe ggresi aud ,aes Of s, al ,s1 ;
domcsiic NJ, impair the ,;ss Ts ryan, aad
new Designs ia
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS. BRoNzEs, LAMPS. AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
IL style. ana 81 the JeS nt1rlS lll "Jr2nsn-Ip
are offered by
MITCHELL VANCE & CO..
1856 ana way. Nev-Yovx
Piles permanently cradle fei sithln three No
kriie, hgature Causlc All re ta It's CurHL Crcn
lars references D.. HDir Il West 24tasG
Pa-t
The nails ending Y. Decsul
10 1880 VIII close az TINS ogi' On III E-DAl. ~
steamship Atlznna tllecIstO~ni IN
MEDN rsOAi. AZ $50 a. m. for Europe Of steamship
Gaa. eenstoNn lc0rre .Dontence france nus De
specIy aaaresse D ana az CO M Tor France digt by
steamship labrador. Hayre: TIL 4 R>DAl, at
Europe By steamship Celtic. via Queenstown tserre
spOndsnce and France De specially al
aresseCG 93U "a Tor Europe bs steamship SusFa
CberOoufg Hamburg: SATURDAY.
AZ EUROPE. Dv steamship city Oi Chester
Queenstown eOrrcsp Germany and scotland
specially ajdfesse,i) a. Tor SEQ and direct
~ A1GIOria. Glasgow and 40 I'D tor Bsl
gIu a. Get. by steamship Waesland Antwerp and at
m. Europe D. Steamship DOntu. southampton
Bremen. The mails iOr DcnnarE. sweden
ar HAMBURG Bremen
Dr AsDuwan aud south Pacific leave Nov De-
Hlyfi NrW-l0ra December
The MATHS Tor Jamaica. ravanla &c. view YORK
December % The or Havana ind Mexico oiyr New.
D-cem ~. Tue for Venezuela CIracOA
New YORK December -. The mails Tor chln4 AMI
JaOan leave Fraat January L. TBe uails
IaiA TO- FRANCISCO Ias-iary To-
III -. 81. AAGS. PDBtnlster.
Post ONCE, NewYorg December ~ ls>U
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REVIEW OF THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
General Grant Will review the 18th Regi.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE HOSPITAL FUND.
The members of the Cotton Exchange have
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mon, =. N. Armoryon the evening of January ~
',ocs vicr Pre,drntelect Arthur will also BE- present
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


The Pery~aieuar lines dvaons Of time the
midnight
by line
raations Temperature lniA
NJ Phsrmacy, Broadway.
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.Justldl NJnees
Cnri.,sa, Appeal for Poor Calidrca.

MANUPAC'rT- Aeit. Of DEAsE'9 PATBNT FEENGH
RANGES. PhDIIERS AND OTHER CgOAiNb APPA'
KATUs. sc. IA FI5ST-Sr. SEW-YORk.
send for ltedC
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

for the Hospital Saturday and Sunday Fun
81 200
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23

wandereT, far away, recalls his home
aud all the gloried memories in sancti-
ty of moral vision TEEN on his enTap-
tured soul. In his darkened cell of
dreavy, voiceless solitude, the prisoner
a while, forgets his fate and on him
beams mothers face of sorrowing
love. All, as if by magic instinct, feel
q strangely beautiful peace and good
viii within the heart. The cloudveiIed
heavens cast not shadows DER the joy
Gus scenes in cheerful homes, fair in
all the purities of love as fancy could
depict or happiness suggest. But to
the Author of our life give praise and
let ali the earth rejoice" ever mindful
that as We are blessed, go forth and
others bless. Along the pathway of
life do we find the poor and tottering
frames of wasted strength and shiver-
ing hoI e To these should we go and
t. them our assistance lend. Gifts
brilliant Us the dashiLg meteor and
countless as the glittering stars in the
crown of the heavens are given and re-
cieved. Pleasant words; appreciatIve
gratitude arc with them. But among
these, how many bring light and hope
to the doubling mind and sorrowing
soul How many have, in their
friendless grief and uppitied misery,
been made to smile; mid the murky
shades of poverty what kind words have
gone bearing truth and love and hope
to the sad ones there
For in many a lonely yale.
And many hidden nook,
Whose umbraged beauty had no tale
For pleasures oit iHquiring Look;
Flowers there and fades some gem
Fit grace I diadem.
In Natures purity all sinlezs fair,
Alone may bloom, some flower thoro;
1t buds, il blooms, and lies
Where II grew-unknoW 1t dies.
Mid the lonely places of this life,
tender buds with all the grace of in
noeence and beauty of truthful virtue
do live, but not baskjng in the light Of
pleasure or among the joyous throng
of Iife'8 happy creatures silently sur
rounded by care and dropping meath
his weight of grief, their life is never
bright. Among these, let your smiles
fall as the sunlight Of heaven on the
flower.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23

ovcrcoat with scalskin collar and
c c.ffs, and = complete outfit Of calico
shirts and silk stockings.
In his room the parent found the
marble top Of a soda fountain. a
wheeIbnrrow and shelf filed with all
kinds of canned meats, preserves and
crackers, and a barrel of apples. 4
fall tent and six pairs of blankets
were rolled up ready for camping out,
and buckskin shirt and pair of
corduroy pants lay on the bed ready
for putting on.
Six fsh-poles and baskctful of fish
lines were ready for business, and an
oyster-can fun of grub worms for bait
were squirming On the washstand
The old gentleman looked the layout
over, looked at his own purse in the
bureau drawer, IS empty as a oentri-
button box, and said:
"Young man, times have been 500
flush. We will now return to specie
basis. When you want money come
to me sad 1 will give you 3 nickle
and you viii tell me what you intend
to buy With it, or I will warm you
You hear me 2"-LL Springfield Repos5-
Ecan.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23
BOB INGERs0Lk'S S HRFHODs.
4 Parent Who Fried Them without
Success.

Col. Ingersoll says he keeps a
pocketbook in an open drawer and
lis children go and help themselves
to money whenever they want It.
"They est when theo want to; they
may sleep all day if they choose and
sit up all night if they desi,e. I don't
try to coerce them. never punish,
never scold. They buy their own
clothes and are masters of them
selves"
4 gentleman living on Marshall
street, who has boy that is full as
kitteny IS his father, read the article
and pondered deeply. lie knew that
Col. IngersolI was a success at raising
children in the way they should go,
and he thought he would try it, The
boy had caused him considerable an
noyance and he made up his mind ho
had not treated the boy right, 50 be
called him in from the street, where
he was putting soft soap on Il lamp
post, in order to see the lamp. lighter
climb it, and said to him:
My son, have decided to adopt
different course with you. Hereto
fore I have been careful about Civ
| ing you money, and have wanted TO
know where every cent went to, and
my supervision has no doubt been an
noying you. Now Pm going 20
leave my pooketkook in an open
drawer with plenty Of money in it,
and you are at liberty to use all you
want without asking me. l want
you to buy anything you desire to;
buy your own clothes, and feel as
though the money was yours, and
that you had not got to account for it.
Just make yourself at home now and
try to have u good time"
The boy looked up at the nd gen
tleman, put his hand on his head, as
though he had ''got 'em sure" and
went out to see the lamp-lighter climb
shat soft soap The next day the
stern parent went out into the country
shooting and returned on the mid
night train three days later. HC
opened the door with q latch key
and strange yellow dog grlbbcd
him by Tie elbow Of his pants aud
shook him, ne SAIL, like the agur.
! Tie dog barkcd and chewcd unit
the son came down in his night shir
and called him III. He told hi.
fatEe.. he had bought that dog Of :
, fireman for 81, and it was pgo5abI,
p the boat dog harga'n that had bccl
= made 5his seasoa. lie sa;,l tic fire
man Told him he could lind mar
: that wanted that kind o 4 dog.
= The parent tooi1 of lis pants
= what the dog had net realoveI-an,
3 in lhc hall be stumbled over q bire'
F., bark canoe the hoy had bought Of a
e Indian for 50, ana an a7my nusko
D with * iron raH.go3 le.i down fro,
0 Tie corner. The b3y lad paid s6 Il
e tast. lie s-I z:eo bea-a, ai--sa,S q
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23
Christmas {!

The following beautiful article on
Christmas, was sent to US by young
lady from a neighboring city. Al
though published before, it will new
and charming to most Of our read
ers.:
All know what Christmas is, and
no historic line need be written here
Monuments preserving for centuries
the carvings Of fame, have fallen amid
the wreck Of years. The strains Of the
Cliosophic muse breathing the melody
Of heroism and musical with the beau
tiful character Of truth aad virtue,
have ceased the penn 'mid the awful
Lhunderings of Time. But this day,
with lis sacred beauty and heavenly
grandeur, is ever the same to the world.
Alike its presence is felt. in the gor-
geous home of wealth and splendid ele-
gance. where rosy dreams ot youth
and innocence are scarce less brilliant
than the joyoas realities, and to tho
poor who, shiveriDg, crouch, in almost
despair, around the dimly burning
hearthstoncs, it brings sweet memorie,
and fond recollcctions in which the sou
doth love to dwell. To-day merry
/ voices are ringing words of joy, anC
thoughts Of love, gliaerirg Is th,
beams Of angel bcaIty are winging al
most everywhere. rrait!ins inno
! ceuce viii sparkling eyes Of woade-
and hjlaricu- youth vj,hp!easurc gai
landed, arc around the GrosiIe gath
eroi. Even Oh age, with the reeoIloc
tious of its past, iis forever past, j
, happy comfort, Is & l,r! Toy erati,ul.
euthronoj among the laughing laraa
and smiling h9ne circle. lsea1ty, iir9.
t c ne. af e;al,t visions awake ,
4.-,t a l...-,;; =-a.-c = love n
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TIE BABY's STOCKING.

Hang up the Baby's stocking,
Besure that you don't forget;
The dear little dimpled darling,
She never sax Christmas yet,
But I've tcld her all about it,
And she opened her big blue eyes,
And Pm sure she understood ne,
She looked SO funny and wise!
Dear! dear! what tiny stocking;
It doesn't take much TO hold
Such little pink toes as Baby's
Away from the frost and cold;
But then, for the Baby's Christmas
1t never would do at ALL,
Why, Santa Claus wouldn't be Iookinl
For anything half SO sm;:lIi
I know what wen do for the Baby!
I've thought Of the incest plan;
Wen borrow stocking from Grandma
The longest that ever We can,
And we'll hang it up in the corner,
Just by the chimney, SO,
And we'll write letter 20 Santa,
And fasten it on the tos!
Write: This is the Baby's stocking,
That hangs by the chimney here;
You never have seen her, Santa,
Fer she only caane this year;
But she's just the 6!esssdsSt Ba5y!
And now, before you 90,
Please fill the stocking with goodies
From the top clear down to the toel
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the doggone thing might pass.
I'll do something brilliant ne
sion, sec if I don't. 4 few veg
1 got tired of work and com
here and got bill through for
ty court, and I got the insil
for the Office before the bill v
ed aud made every little
lawyer in this county mad
dubbed together and had l.
abolished at the next session
never got 10 set or the bench
one time. But I made good Z
that. | tried teller for carr
cesled weepins and I just eve
ly went for him. It was
self-defenoe for I always was
Of these baby-shot-guus that
carries under his coat-tail az.
fEEhiEfroGud and round and ST.
fore aud behind ard every othe
am radically Hgin EN-, and VII.
l see q feller going around Wi;
hat ON one side and his left eye
cooked, [ step clean away from
I don't ike en-, They have got
toI in their hip pocket and strc
cowardice ranning down their
bone as big a5 q fence-ralI. l
that Teller thousand dollars, ant
had a good moral effect upon
whole community. msde him pe
it, and it's the only inc money tn
ever got into that county trcasur
fer when the superior court fines
man the clerk and the sheriff and Il
solicitor general gobbles it up on Il
insoIvent costs before they ever reco
the judgment.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23
Soldiers Under Fire.
lDetToit FREQ Press,l

Whenever you find a soldier who,
under fire, aims low end shoots to
make every bullet wound or kill, you
viii find fifty who are neryous}Y throw
ing away ammunition, seeming 1, sthink
that the reports of their muskets viii
check OF drive the enemy. And yet
this nervousness need not be wondered
at, for they are playing game Of life
and death.
At Malvern Hill sevcna3h soldiers
belonging to an Ohio regiment took
cover in q dry ditch, which answered
admirably for n rifle pit a Georgia
regiment charged the little band three
times and were three times driven back.
The fire was low and rapid, and the
loss in front oftheirguns WAS more than
100 in ten minutes. Regiments have
been engaged for an hour without
losing over halfthat number The fire
Of the seventeen was SO continuous that
Mcclellan forwarded brigade to
their support, believing that an entire
regiment had been cut of.
At Nine Run the writer was just in
the rear Of New York regiment which
wassuddonly attacked. il single COM
pany of confederates, cut off from the
regiment and lodging about to orJoin it
suddenly debouched into a field and
found itself face TO face with the Union
regiments Fighting commenced at
once. 4 regiment fought company
both lying down for cover. / lay 81
near a tinid Sergeant that could
touch his heels, and watched his FIRE.
Every time he touched his trigger he
elevated the muazle Of his gun at an
angle Of forty five degrees, instead Of
depressing it for the enemy, lying down.
I saw him repeat this operation four
teen different times. The man next
- him fred as inany bullets plump in
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23
Hearth and 3iEnme.

The parental HEARTH, that rallying
place of The affections 1t was the policy
of the good old gentleman to make his
children feel that HOME was the happiest
place iii the world; and l value this
delicious bome-freliug as one of the choicest
gifts a parent an bestow-WAsHINGTo
IRVING.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23
Administrator Notice.

TTyIIE undersigned, having this day sug-
L gested to the Clerk of the County
Court of Hardeman County, Tennessee, the
insolvency OF the estate OF 4. II. PrewiIt. dc
ceased, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO file the
ssme duly authenticated according 20 law,
with the Clerk Of the County Court OF Har-
deman County, Tennessee, on or before the
7th day Of June, 1881, or the same will be
barred in law and equity. All persons
owing said estate viii pay undersigned.
n. 4. d. BRYANT,
Admir- estate Nathan Ii. Prewitt, decd
December 7th 1880
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23
InsoIveDt Notice.

" AVTNG this day suggested to the Clerk
4 1 OF the County Court Of Hardeman
County, Tennessee, The insolvency Of the cs-
tate Of Jacob Linebcrry, decd, notice it
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate 10 flc the same authcu-
ticated as the law reyuirea, with said clerk
on or before the 9Th day Of June, 1881, oI
thcv will be barred. JACOB GIBSON,
i2-O-it Administrator
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23

10 hH 6hs heads Of ota-er re,r.,
Foog rasal I VIII gcsf6 h.ia 80
at tar key Ror rs Clrigt-nsas q
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23
Price, One DoIiars
3uo1zing nghaIa'8 Dye
EOR - WHlsKERs.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color Of the
beard from gray or any other undesir-
able shade, to brown or black. at dis
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23

sss>,sss INTO the silent waiting East
t2 There con eth shining light
Far, far,
Through dull gray bar
Closing over Z dying star
That watched away the night
Rise, rise, shine and gov,
Over a wide white world of snow,
Sun Of the Ciiris;mas-tidci
Out of the Eorihiand bleak and bare,
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Fly, 1y,
Through the broad urched sky,
Flutter tie snow, and rattle and cry
A. every silent door
Loud, loud, till the children hear,
And aleet the day with ringing cheer;
Hail to the Christnlus-tide r
Out OF the tour great gates Of day
a tremulous music swelIY
Hear, hear,
Now sweet and clear,
Over and under and lar and nea-,
a Thousand happy bells;
Joy, JOY, and jubilee!
Goodwill to men froEa sea to sea,
This merry Christmas-tidc
Lo! in the homes of every land
The children reign to-day,
They alUne,
With our hearts their throne,
And never 4 sceptre but their own
Small hands to rule and sway!
Peace, peace--ths Christ-child's love
Flies over the world, a white, white dove
This happy ChEistmas-tide!
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-23
LnsoIvent Notice.

"AVING this day suggested to the Clerk
H of the County Court of Hardelnan
County, Tennessee, the insolvency of the
estate Of q. Z. Swami, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to 6Ie the same authen-
ticated, aF the law requires, with said clerk
on or before the 1st day Of June, 1881, or
they will be barred. Z. p. NELLY,
I2-9-4t Administrator.