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,peed, and up grander steps. There
nseds 10 be as much change from the
o,a nodas of Pulpit and Church

speed, and up grander steps. inere
needs to be as much change from the
Old Modes of Pulpit and Church
work AZ from OK team to Chicago light
ming express; as from tallow candle 10
Edison's electric light; as from mall Dags
across the horses back in the last CEN
tury 10 Western Union telegraph oil TO-
dav The dramatic element set on hre
with religious zeal will revolutionize the
church out of somnolence into wide
awake actiyeness, that will shake the
earth and move the heavens, and tnen
the churches will be more crowded than
the theatres. As for the
Drama Of Your Life
and mine, it will soon end. At the be-
ginning OF the drama, stood the cradle,
AT the close oft will stand the grave.
First act OF the drama, a welcome; last
act. a farewell. intermediate acts made
up of banauets and lattles, professions,
bridal and funeral, songs and groans,
laughter and tears. 1t was not original
with Shakespeare when he said "All the
worlds a stage and all the men ana wo.
men are merely players" he TOOK II
from Paul. who fifteen centuries before,
wrote I'VE are made spectacle a
show unto the world, and 10 angels
and TO men," A spectacle in the Coli
scum where fighting wild beasts in an
amphitheatre and the gallerys are iull.
Great colosseum OF the universe! we
strike down this lion and contend with
this gladiator, and when we fall devils
shout and when We rise angels sing. les
spectacle to gallery above gallery.
Gallery of our glOrified kindred waiting
TO see whether We are worthy OF our
parentage, hoping for our triumph and
wanting to throw us garlands. Our
plorified children, and parents and
friends with
Cheer After Cheer
urging us ON. Gallery OF Martyrs, the
Poiycarps and the Latimers and the
Nckails, and the The ban legion and the
Scotch cooenanters crying God gave us
the victory AMI he will give 1t TO you.
Gallery OF angels cherubic, seraphic,
clapping their wings at every
advantage we gain. Gallery oi the hihg
from which there waves sacred hand
and from which comes sympathetic
voice saying, "Be thou faithful unto
death and | will give thee crown.
Oh! the spectacle in which we are actors,
oh the galleries looking down.
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AMURDEROUS MANIAC
Fatally shoots Steamboat Clerk and At
tempts to Kill Several Others.

u
tempts to Kill Several Others
ST. LOUIS, January 22.-The body Of
Andy Blake, second clerk on the steam
er Annie L. Silver, who was shot and
killed on that boat near New Madrid, on
her way up the river by an insane man,
arrived here tonight in charge of Mark
Burnham, pilot OF the steamer, and will
be forwarded TO his former home in
Ohio. 1t appears that the crazy man,
whose name is Kirk Marsh, boarded the
Silver at Memphis, TO come o his home,
four miles from New Madrid. When
some distance below that place
he conceived the idea that he
had been taken past his land
ing place, became very demonstra
tive, and shot at the texas.tender He
then went TO the pilot-house with the
avowed purpose OF stopping the boat,
and when he opened the door, immedi-
ately shot and killed Blake. He then
attempted to shoot Pilot Burnham, but
the latter grappled with him, and with
the assistance OF Captain Silver, who was
also in the pilot.house, after fierce and
desperate struggle, finally succeeded in
overpowering the maniac and binding
him. The pistol could not be taken
from the man. however, until his hands,
in which it was clasped, had been beat.
ELI almost to a jelly and several bones
broken. The poor fellow, who, 1t APP
pears, was insane from sickness, was
left AZ New Madrid in charge OF friends.
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BERNHARDT's BOUNTY.
She Leaves Chicsgo Minus Near $4,000

She Leaves Chicago Minus Near $4,000
In Payment for Two Weeks Of Theatre
Going.
CHICAGO, January 22.-Sara Bernhardt
this afternoon concluded one of the
most remarkable and successful engage.
men:s ever played in this city, although
speaking the French language in all
PLAYS and supported by French speak
ing company McVicker's threstre has
been comfortably filed at each perform:
ance AMI on several occa.ions crowded
70 the doors. To-day's matinee showed
the heaviest receipts for the engage
ment at s4.596. The weeks recrip,s
were 500. 900, and the receipts for the
two weeks (l2 peri rmancesl were Ai,-
418. Total receipts for the eleven weeks
in this country, s2Is 3js. From here
the company goes 10 81 Louis and Cin-
cinnati, and thence to the South.
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TENNESBEE's LATEST.
Two Men Killed by shooting-The Two
Murders in Return Shot by Unknown
Parties and Instantly Killed.


LOUISVILLE, KY, January ga
special TO the CUurier-JOurndl from Chat.
isnooca, says: A few nights ago in an ad.
joining comfy some one fired a hay
rack belonging to Henry Yarnell. While
Iarnell, after he had extirguished the
flames, Was searching for the incendia-
ries assisted by man named Howe, the
reports Of gun were heard and Yarne!l
dropped dead shot through the brain.
Howe WAS also shot in tie mouth and
dangerously, perhaps fatally injured.
Next day two men named Brooks and
GTiiley we're arrested on suspicion and
being some distance from Jail they were
confined in blacksmith shop. where
they were guarded by two men. During
the night a noise was heard at the win
dows, aud almost simultaneously two
rifles were fired, the bullets entering
the brains OF the prisoners and causing
instant death. The greatest excitement
prevails in the county. Several parties
have been arrested and have been re-
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Greece Prsparinz for the Eran

ArHkNS, January - The immedi-
ate formation is ordered Of three bat
tauonS OF infantry, one regiment of cav
airy and one battalion Of engineers.
The present strength Of the army is IS.
90 men. The Minister OF War has al.
dressed a circular to the military am
thoriiirs concerning the formation of
iarer n' large military dvpCts at Pieraus,
CLaleis and MiSSOlOnRhi.
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moved to another part Of the county for
fear OF lynching. There are no positive
proofs of the cause Of the murder Of
iarnell, but it is supposed that it is the
result OF an old feud. 1t is believed
that the two prisoners were killed by
friends of Yarnell.
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AnsWer Thia

D,i yOu ever kROS sny person to be
H. without lnac,ion OF The stomach, hy.
er or kidneys, or did youever Know one
NGo VAS well when either vas oi,s,ructeJ
1r Inactive; AMI did you ever Know or
LEA I,r o. any case Of the kind that HIM
b,tsrs would not cure. Ask yonr
heish6or this same ques ton.
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Nothing New at N Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 22.-The
House, by common consent, postponed
consideration of the Stewart contested
election case until next Wednesday.
The first ballot for Senator stood:
Maynard, 10; Bate, %; Bailey, 22; Tay-
lor, 3; Smith, 3; Edwards, !; Harrison,
/; Salone r. Rose, /.
The twentieth ballot stood: Maynard,
a; Bate, %; Bailey, -; Taylor, 3;
Smith, 3; Harrison, ]; Rose, /; Caruth.
ers, |. The convention adjourned till
Monday.
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Still Voting ut Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Pa, January 22.-The
sixth ballot for United States Senator
was taken to-day. There were great
many of the members paired; the fol.
lowing was the result, which differs but
slightly from former ballots: Oliver, Il
Wallace, is; Grow, ~; McNeagh, .;
Curtin, /; Snowden. !; Wolfe, |: Ag.
new, |; Hewitt, 9. Adjourned till Mon
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RAILROAD wREC,.

Two Men Instantly Ki!ed-othsfs VII
Dc.
ST. LorIs, January IA heavy
fright train on the Illinois Central ian
into the caboose OF q light Train in Cd
vance Of Il betseen Golden and No
tsndo yfSeyisy, smashing the cabooss
and u 4rbe engine. sam Wfsou,
6re, essshsll, brakeman. were
In all, the engineer
aIy injured. Tb<
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STATE BoNps-Dull and nominal.
SrocHs-The market was irregular ct
the opening and in the early dealings
fell of fraction. but subsequently be
came strong. and under the leadership
of Lake Erie and Western, prices nd.
vanced steadily throughout the alter
noon until after the second board, when
the improvement, rs compared With the
closing quotations of yesterday, ranged
from lGjl per cent the latter in Lake
Erie aud Western, Delaware, lacka-
wanna anil Western. Delaware and
Hudson, Canada Southern. ~. Paul and
Omaha and tel. graph shares being also
prominent in the upward movement.
The Gnll sales for resl'ra-
uons caused a reaction OF yer cent.
in Lake Ere aud Wrstern,. while the
general list sold of l(Gl per cent.
The TRANSACTIONS on the Stock Er.
change aggregated 4s2 900 shares, OF
when .5,UUO were canada Southern,
10 UuO I.arkawanna. 81, ,OOO Deleware and
Hudson, GS, ,0OJ Erie, 5000 Lake Erie
a.d Western. 10000 Northwestern, 49,
OOO New Jersey Central, 5000 Ontario
and Western, 1900 Pacific Mail, ,OUO
81. Paul and Omaha. ,UU Union Pa.
rifr, liOO0 Wabash Pacific, O.OOO
We.tern Union.
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PRODUCE.
90 Yora.

NV YoKE. January 22-CottOn--
Dull at II l3.l6aI2 l.l6c; futures dull.
Flour Quiet; prices without decided
change; ;-r'ceIpts COO barrels; exports
q. .OpO barrels Wheat Cash = bali cent
better. futures closed dull and heavy;
receipts 1900 bushels; exports 5000
bu.hrls: rejected spring Sjlc; IN.
graded spring 81 o. in store; No. 2
Chicago 81 j. in store; unsraded i~i
81 IOtal la, No. , do Il lri(al lGi; No.
. do 81 lslMi lsl: mixed WINTER
81 I6lGpl IGl; ungrai-d white 81 100
| l4;No. = do 81 li!@l lii; No. 10
sales 26,COJ bushels, at ~ l5tsi ID
No. 9 red seller January salss 32UJ
bushels 81 lsC8l 49,; seller February,
10000 bushels mt 81 ls!6l ~ seller
March sales 136. 600 bushels at 81 DiC8
| 20s; seller April sales IL 900 busbrls.
ntiI 2lGni 2ii seller May $500 bush.
els, at 81 20lG5i 20,. Corn-Dull:
receipts 50 900 bushels; exports 200
bushels; ungradsd 5yTsjjlc: No. J 52I
SI53c: steamer 53lG53ic; No 9 Noni.
nal 55ICa55ic: low mixed JT; No. 2
seller January 5j.c; seller febrnarJ
bJ,c: seller March 5jic; seller May
5Ilc. Oats--Duli and. lower, receipts
Al 600 bushels; western mixed Wa Er;
white western .43a i7c. Hay and hops
firm and unchanged. Cofee-Quiet
and frIn; cargoes quoted at lll9l@Ic.
lob lots lI.tGljIc. Sugsr-Dull: lair to
good refining 5i@7,c. Molsss~s--
ouieiand unchanged. Rice Quiet
but steady. Petroleum Dull and notni.
nal. Tsllow - Firm st G7.IGts6l.
Rosin--Dull and unchanged. Turpsb-
tinr-Stro ,ger nj i1Gi8:. Ezgs-At
glfi3c Ipathcr- Dnll; bemlock sole
22Cs2iyc. Wooi-Dull: domestic fisece
y7(s-52c; pulled 2is, ,I0c; unwasbed ~
Ia 3Sc; Tesa:liS3br Pork-iie Il high
er old mess ior export sl3 J7!@i3 30,
seller February quoted st sli Dka
"a 10; seller March sl4 25fali ~. Bewf
- Demand fair and market frm. Cnt
Meats Firm; long clear g. 10; short
clear 81 90 lard-stfoDg prime steam
~ 5Ols 952I Batter Qri.'t but Grm st
l.ia27c. Chec~e-Firm and "nebsny.
ed. Met,ls- Manufactured Copper
| Sominally uncbspg.J ! gJt lake 1910
| Ig,c. Ply Iron-Qui.t bet staiy:
Scotch $2I OOd2i 80; American I'D 20
S26 %; Rgssia sbeetiny 13r. Nails
Gut & 1908 %; elincb 81 j0Cs5 20.
baltimore.
BALrInosx, January -. - Plour -
Dull and lower: we,tsrn superlne 80 u
s,3 Is: do extra 81 OO.q4 7j; do family
S IO,x0 60. Wheat Western doll; No.
2 western winter re.', spot and sellers
Jsnu nv 81 IL foi ioi; seller Psbruary
81 l7llsi El. seller March 81 IYl4
1 I9i; seller Aprii 81 3Va 5D.. Corn
Wes,rrn mixed. SPOT and seller Janna.
ry f365:ie: seller f-tr,rs,, 53fis5sc;
| seller March 54a5,ie: stssmsr
80. 1 Oais Firmsr; western white 4JIe
4iIc: do mixed i5.s43c. Rys-Duli st
81 OISI 03 nrhanged. Pro-
yision,-St .ady without chsner. Bot.
|tsr-Unchang~d. Exys-FiVm; fnsah -
a4sc. lin e ! 2ss BE PstEO Q Im-Somi.
nal. CoJee-f'rm; Rio caSyo~s o.
d!nsry 20 far lit9i3lc. Sugar Qnisi;
4 .of, o.; Wh"&y-Duil 81 81 10
Il.
To.gpo. January 2. -wh~st = Qaiet:
No. I white Mici,ixa. 81 02. No. red
| wsba,L spot s. Cit. ~lirr Fcbsuss
| sl Osi; seller March 81 u SELLER ~,
81 Oe1; seller Nay u leas nj g.
Cosn-Qaiet; No. - e
May 4ile - 10y
l:ssSsi p APHER
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u. 8. .SENATORSHIPS.

G. II. Van Wick Succeeds IN Nebraska
LINCOLN, January PC. Ii. Van Wick
was to-day elected United States Senator
He is n resident of Otoe county, farm.
er; was Brigadier General OF the vOlun-
teers during the war; member OF Con-
gress from New York, and is regarded as
an anti.railroad man.
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Destruction By storm in the East-Crsv
Missing.
Nrw loEK, January 22-On the
Southern coas, all the wires are down.
Five tow boats are Submerged near
Sandy Hook, with two Of the -
ing. AA
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Easy At 5 to 6 Per csat-Gsvsrs-
ments Generally Weak and Lower
Flour 0uII-whsat Steady
Hogs firmer
FIHANcE.


Nxw YoRK. January 2.-AoHsv--
Easy at 5(a6 per cent, closing at 5Ssr
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5(S5i per
cent Sterling exchange bankers bills
steady at i99; demand 1921.
SiLvER-At London 81 ID per ounce;
bar silver here lli!; subsidiary silver
coin i(Sl per cent. discount
GoyERSxESrs-Quiet, generally weak
and lower.
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STATE Boxps-Dull and nominal.
and lower.

RAILROAD BoSps-Ac,ive and irresu.
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Baltimore.

To.spo. January 2. -wh~st-Q Qaict:
No. l white Nici,ixa. 81 02; No. . rsd :.
wsba,l, spot s. cat. ~ll~r fcbsuss =
q 0si; seIlrr March 81 % seller FkSsss
81 O91; seller Nay u leas vst. S1S
Corn-3aie.; Ns; 9es,..- ). :. :.
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People stay away from church and
prayer meetings because they are
not interested. The hackneyed
theological phrases that come snoring
down IRON aye 10 age, through the
churches do not arrest the masses. We
private christians and public teachers
need to ireshen up, put less sham pow
ers from a milliner's shop into our
senuous and more japonicas vet with
the morning dew, less OF the heavy
bones of the extinct megatherium and
more and more living reindeer caught
last August at tie head OF SchrOon lake.
We want to drive the drowsy aud the
prosaic, and the tedious and the hum
drum out OF all STYLES OF christian work,
and let in the brightness, and the viva
city, and the hcly sarcasm. and the sane
titled wit, and the epigrsmatic power,
aud the blood red earnestness, and We
know OF no way that we can so soon do
this as by the dramatic. Instead OF be-
ing shy Oithis faculty, let US call it out
aud bring it TO the front Yoke it,
bride il, hitch it 10 ali religious enter
prise, and then lash il on to the greater
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
GLENWoOD ITEMS.

GLENwooD. April 4-Strange things
happen They always do. So they are new
and spicy Rum and ruin rule NJ last They
always try to do it. and too often succeed
License prevails in our wonderhnrg by
eight majority in forty eight votes cast II
we are to be railroad centre and metro
polls, we must have whiSkey. swearing
gambling. Sabbath breaking and other nc
complishments. and virtues of like charac
ter belonging to respectable and christian
city like Sodom ...Strain got up and got
the otherday His Enterprise is absorbed
in the Press. !. Scott has backed down
under Sam Dan & Go. He now goes for
license. after y long fight against, yet un
der protest There is something DARK in
the fence corner Todd. the sleek and sly,
1t is said will help Scott with his powerful
pen . Thicker the thoughtful thunderer
somewhere. sometimes is talking Of start
ing new paper. Prof Andrew Amber
son Emblem. Esq is to start Il Scaniian
paper soon emblematic of his b!ossoming
phiz and Of his sublime transcrndrni phil
osophy Other things too numerous
TO mention are happening every
day of similar importance.
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
HANCOCK.

HANCOCK, April 6.-MrS. Wilcox lcft
here for jordan last week and SO Byron
Hoalds at Franks Blizzard follows hllz
zlrd in Il regular routine Our village now
boasts OF IA smart little editor and his first
Hancock paper will appear this week. :.
Mr. Ncwcomh and family returned the
md inst Mr. FarnSworth has not arrived
vet. Miss .iddi' Dudley has arrived from
Prescott. Wisconsin -. Mr. Hull has been
Town getting stock Of spring goods :.
\ dance ut the Central last week 4 biz
card struck up livclief music than the fd.
Her and compelled some of the young folks
to spend another twenty four hours before
they could return home -. Mr.. Page has
returned from the pinclies. >. Mr.. Thnrp
has began TO hire men for seeding 80.
school is progressing finely and we are
glad to see it so Has spring made its
appearance in Morris vet? II it has | think
the residents here will migrate up there.
The school in the town of Hugh has been
taken by lady from Saltwater. Mrs
Johnson formerly Miss Ingalls, intends
teaching this summer. :. Some talk of aI,
other livery stable here 1t keeps the
railroad company busy to haul wood n
fast rs the people burn il No scandals
no births. no marriages nor scarcely any
news this week Can't This town do some
thing 10 'rrak the monotony? say get up
y dog fight for instance A candy pull at
WvmanS Tuesday evening we all antiei
pate lively time Some nftho people in
The country have been shut in by drifts so
they cnlll not ser out of the window only
ny getting on rlrrirs Mr. Plntt has moi
arrived with his horses vet :. People here
~oi word The other day TO look ont for
thieves" safe had been broken into at
some station alon" the line Arthur Dud
lev has returned from the woods VIII,
not so much snow he an injury to our for.
pei trees? Our sidewalks have not been
r"rarnd vet They had better he seen to
before the town has TO nav heavy damages
for accidents as did Morris Il year or so ago.
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07

\ SId accident resulting in loss Of life.
occurred On tn St .. VI. & N Al Roth
say. Onertli county. last Thursday even
ing An extra freight of stock WAS going
west, AM! when near the station named
stopped tnallow another train to side track
as 1t occupied the main track and was fol-
lowed by another train signals should have
been made to prevent accident. This was
not done, and the night hcing dark and
stormy. the engineer on the express did
not see the train ahead of him until too
late tn stop. The caboo>e, in which were
several s'OCkmcn. was struck hy the ell
CINE and three men killed and several
seriously injured. The evidence, as
elected at the inquest, goes to show that
the whole blame for the collision rests
upon conductor Dan Ga vim, Of the extra
freight. as he knew tina! the express was
following him. and it was his duty to have
seen that the proper signals were put out to
prevent accIrnt Instead of doing this.
alti,ongh AT first both he and the brake
man tttcl on oath III It torpeloes were
placed on the rail il appears from the evi
dcncr that neither Calvin nor the brake
man left III" cthonSe. indeed Calvin was
in his bank. and tIsc story. as told at the
inquest, wa. fictitious, gotten up brtweel,
them to shield themselves from blame.
1lris being III" case. the jury brought in Il
verdict charging conductor Calvin with
rrlnin,d negligence, ny reason of which
tErn Icss ngnr lnsi his life. and several
olhcr passengers were seriously II not
Totally iniur d Calvin has been placed
under arrest, and will probably be severely
puni he'd Daniel Calvin resided here will,
81 brother for some years, and was well
known in this vicinity; he had a good
record and swift promotion while on the
road and while his many friends will
r greet 10 hear of his misfortune, yet con-
sidcring the circumstances hut little sym
pathy will I've expressed for him. as X was
brought about W his own gross careless
ness.
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07

The fight made by Conkling against
president Garfield over the nomination Of
Rqlicson for collector of the port of New
York promises to lie a hitter and disgrace
full affjar which will do much toward
making ft'uee ironb'e in the republican
ranks Cpuiiiig is reported determined
to make desperate fgli in the senate over
the confirmation, and viii even 20 to the
extreme 0f milking any necessary alliance
with the democrats 10 accomplish his pnr
pose of dcfoaling il II is even iniimaied
that he will make ar aggressive war on
the, administration and 1t seems will go TO
any extreme rather than haze an anti Conk
ling appointed 10 office. II is high time
.bis talented blister vast tapped. and ii the
nroplcl,aye mol been deceived in The presi-
dent we expect 10 see lord Roscoe fnored
IN 81 comnlete md sudden manner as to
opcil lis eyes to lie fact that he got hold
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07

OF the wrong man when he tackled Gar
one vote Will throw the balance, gives
Conkling n good opportunity odiSplay his
natural arrogance, and enleavor to bully,
hulldoze and hrowheat the president into
withdrawing Roheson's name hut that
Conkling would enter into an alliance to
throw the organization into The hands of
the democrats isnot probable as he would
personally lose far more than he could
possibly gain by going ta such an diShon-
orahie extreme 1t is high time there was
reform in civil service this would forever
end such discretlitahlc scenes and would do
away with the official patronage which
makes a senator II little god. So long MS the
present condition of things exists in the
civil service, Just so long will there he
trouble and discard; harmony cannot eX'
| list nor can honest competent men he
placed in position A senator without n
| long list of offices in which to place his
! friends and hcnchmen wnuld he small pc
tatoes. he would he u little toad in hla
puddle; they know it; they know that an
| invasion of thi- territory threatens towea
en- their power; hence civil service Is
| farce; and ninetenthS Of the senate Wi
back Conkling to save themselves. Gar
field has II hrrcu|ean task before him it ht
expects to carry his point, but from such
man as he the country expects wonders
and we hope they will not he disappointed
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
>TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF STEW.
y ens:-ss-In Probate Court rf&

\TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF STEW.
- ens:-ss-In Probate Court.
Special term April 5. 1881
In the matter Of the estate of George A. J. over
ton. deceased. Il
Letters Parliamentary on the es.at- OF sail de-
ceased being this day granted unto Henry H..
Wells of said Con ty 8st
tits or cred. that all claims and demands Of all
persons against said estate be presented to this
court for exani alton and hearing. Mt the Probate
Cffice. in Morris. on the following avs. viz: The
first Monday in each moth, for the next six
months. from ate hereof.
1t is further or cred. that six months from the
date hereof be Flowed to creditors to present
their claims against said estate. at the expiration
OF which time all Claims not presented to said
Court or not proven to its satisfaction. shall be
forever barred unless for cause show further
time be allowed. -...s-...-a.ra asa
Ordered further. that said executor as afOre-
said. shall cause notice of the time and place Of
hearing and examination of said claims ami de
manhs. by publishing notice ther Of for four
weeks snccessIyely. in the Norris Tribune a
weekly news aper pri ted and published at
Morris ] said County .'f
Dated April 5. 1881. " >".
By the Court. .. r.......
HEZEKIAH BRAGG.
Sits Judge of Probate.