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a EGIsTER's ORDER.
REeIsrER's oFF1oE,

New Castle Co.. December 2I, Is3l,
Upon the application OF los pm N, Haf.
mau, Administrator of Ii banson HarmAn
late ol W ilmington HID, in said couhty
deceased, IL lis ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator. .afore-
iatd give notice of the granting or letters
Of Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date of granting there
of, by causing advertisements TO be posted
Wlthiu iOrty days from the date y, such
letters, In six OF the most public places OF
tue county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
late TO present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
prt vlded. And also cause the same TO be
Inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGToE GAZETTE, anewspaper a pub.
ished in Wilmington, and To be continued
therein three weeks, e. o. d.
~, Given under the hand and seal
l.. $. of office OF the Register Aforesaid
~ AT Wilmington, In New Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. =. G. BlGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
ALI persons having claims against the
,state OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator.
IN or before Dec. I'd. 1882, or abide
the act Of Assembly IN suon case made
JOSEPH N. HARNAN,
Administrator,
Address WHaington, Del.
'Sa2-3weod.
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AaasysIs ofShs Pepulmiaon Or New
York.

NEW YoRK, Jan. ia slAtemen, Of
the population Of New York city was
received At The bureau Of vital statistics
tsday from g. W. Smeaton. snperinten.
dent oftbe census Of 1850. or the wbole
population OF l,200,272 the natIveborn
are shown to number 727 .029, OF whom
709,6I7 are white aud 1882 colored.
The fcrelgn non residents number 87s,.
610, Of whom 2o,T67 are EnRlish, 1885,
49, Germans, 9,D10 French, I9s,506
Irish, s ,0SS Scotch, 1929 Italian, and
the rest scattered.
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MleNMlG6sm
nsuraIRia, Spraina,

Neuralgia. sprains.
PAAn I'm the Back and side.
TAMo \ noaAing more painful than thess
aseas9; ~ ne pain can b removed and
~ e'.sass oszod ~ ~ q Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
zhis remedy is nSa 3 sheaP Brnnlne
of explosion, NOR A. ht an unfaied expert
M@na aAma may do more harzn than good.
Pain Killer has bsen m constant use
rnr forty yaAr1, ana tha universal testimony
NON an parts cf the world d, le never
fails. Il not only effects permanent cure.
bst Il relieves pain almost instanfaneousiy.
Bsing . purely vegetable remedy. II i safe
n TIE hands Of ths most Inexperienced
Ths record q curcs b. the use OF PAM
KuIKR would nn volume2 The following
extracts from lstreFs received show what
ihose who have tried Il think:
Edgar CMdy, Owatonna, MINI, SAYS:
About year since my wife became euhtect
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expalienced immediate ri Il from pain IN
: % slde ~ ias S.s "a -four Pans KEELEk
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Barton Seaman says.
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apd hsEe found u . nsssFs fsiasg rsnledy foF
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PERRY DAVIS a. SON, PrOpdssOu,
Providence. q. I.
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The AshInnaMnraerar..

CATLErTsBURe, KY, jan. 13.-The
grand jury reported true bill to-day
agairst Ellis Craft, WIN. Neal and Geo.
Ellis, TOR the murder Of Fannie and Rob
Die Gibbons and Emma CArrico alias
Tbomss, on the 23rd Of December last,
al Ashland, Ky. Three indictments
were found against Neal and Gran. as
aiding, abetting and conspiring TO mnr.
der the three persons named. Three ia.
dictments were also found against Geo.
Ellis Individually. Crafts uial is set
for next Monday, NeAPs for Tuesdsy,
and Eilis's Friday. The troops still re-
main ON guard.
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wholesale Vaccination.

SPRINGFIELD III. January Is. The
secretary of the board OF health reIoFts
very gratifying reception Of the yaeoi.
nation or.ler and estimates that abont
400 600 school children will have been
Yaoclnated by January 10 the period
hxed by the board for the exclusion of
all unvaccinated children
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Dying After Her Ears Were
RIarcaa.

Annie McKeever, aged 13 years, of
2OS Park avenue, Brooklyn, had her
ears pierced on December 90, in an.
ticipstion of receiving a pair OF ear.
rings for a Christmas present. On
December 26th erysipelas set in, fol-
lowed by Inflammation, which rea ched
the brain and caused death.
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Prinna Haanmnranz TIl.

BERLIN, Jnnlaxy Ib.--The North
Gsrm0n GaadIl rays: Prince Bismarck
has been suffering during the last few
days from q painful attack Of sciatica
which has prevented his perfor.
nance of Official duties and attend-
ance at the sittings of the Reichstag,
but he IL now recovering.
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vrs- sas-.say'. n.... naIssea
wawma sale

A.P. Grifiith, real estate, agent.
has sold q farm At Blackbird, Of lVs
acres, belonging 20 DR.. Parvis. foE
$4,000, 70 r. E. Reeder, Of Pennsyls
Vania.
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how IT, SECURE REALrH.

II is strange any one win suffer from
arrangements brought oo by impure
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ErysiDelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis-
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Stomach, SKIN. etc.
BAKER'S PAIN PANAOEA cures
pain 10 Man or Beast
DIR. ROGERS WORN SYRUP In
stantly destroys WORMS.
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NOTICE.
CTATE OF DELAWARE.
III EHIITIuE nEp r,.r.nr Nh

GTATE OF DELAWARE,
~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
I, James L. WoIcott. Secretary ofstate
81 the State Of Delaware, do here v
certify that the following Is true and
correct copy Of the description OF Bot
ties" hled In my Office by Foord and
Robinson on the 18th siay OF October, A .
D., 1881 in pursuance Of the statute IN
that BEHALF viz:
"No. 1. Hail pint, plat and quart glass
bottles-eac bottle having Impressed
upon the side OF II, the following :
FOORD BuTTLING co.,
Wilmington, DEL"
"No. 2. Pint glass bottles. each bottle
having Impressed upon It's side, the fol-
G, MANI, BOTTLER,
Wilmington, DEL"
"NO. 3 A ten ounce glass bottle having
impressed on its side. the following -
OTTO HOEPFNERas, BREWERY,
N. W. cor. Sd d Moore Sts. PhiIa."
In testimony whersof, have
hereuDtO set my hs1d and ON
JaSSt cial seal at Dover, this eignteenLh
H. day Of October IN the year of
our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eishty-One.
JAMES l.. WOLCOTT,
Janl2-S secretary OF State.
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THIRD sKDITfON
HndI1aa1iama fsr No. nav

Bnf tho Middl1 AsInntic BGntoas
ol0udy weather ana rata, wnEmsE sonta
% went windsand failing barometer.
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'IO CLOS Ii i.
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A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes of q Family
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they excel all other PILLS. They are safe
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from these Pills. They are the safest and
best physic for children, because miid as
we'll as effectual. Being sugar coated
vegetable, thel are entirely harmless.
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'HILADkLPHIA MARRETs.

1bESDA1s january II, II. III.
FLOUR continues dull. but prices were
Without essential change. sales OF 1000
barreis, including Minnesota extras, at
" w 70 for clear, and at 81 725 for
straight; PennHylvania extra family al
" loao 90; Western do. do. at 50 76a7 IS.
and patents at 81 5Os77 IS. Rye Flour Is
ture and pure.
GRAIN Wheat 10 dull, unsettled and
rather lower Sales OF Red at 81 ii. Al
the open board 81 a was bid for Janu-
arv, 81 4S1z for February, and Oil 46 for
March. Uorn is fairly active. Ea es OF
gooO bushels, Including yellow At TO-;
90, white. at 72c.; do. Esteamer at 08a
b7c. do. No. 3 at 6H1Sc. do. rejected al
u61zc,; old yellow al 7ac. and do. mixed
a. 69c. 5000 bushels February sold al
!lac., Rud 20 eco bushels January al 6sa
9o1sc. At the open bOaTe Use. was bid for
January. e0kc, for ebruary, and 72l<c.
for March. Oats are quiet. Sales of 1000
bushels, including VII lite at 5lab21<c. and
rejected aud mixed al soc. The feceipts
today were as follows: 4l75 barrels -four
i0,o0 bushels wdeat, IL 400 bushels corn,
d9;S0I nusheis oats, 5000 bushels barley:
b2o bbls. whisky.
WHISKY so bbls. OF western iron
oonnd sold at 81 10 per gallon,
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OATTLE MARRET
MONDAY, Jan. o r. n.

"IWNENE1-H % 2 IL . 2 = . ~
BEEF CATTLE were In demand and
prices we're q fraction higher. 800 head
arrived and sold al the different yards,
at 4aI1zc., per ID. as 70 quality.
SHEEP were in fair demand at about
rates. l2.00O head arrived and sold at
the different yards at 3ka Sc. per ID.
and lambs at ~ 70. per ID.
Hoes were active and higher. 1000
mead arrived and sold At the different
dition.
Park Drove Yard SD and Lancaster ave
nue.. West Philadelphia. Jan. 7.
SHEEP.-ExtrR, ITO TO 100 lbs, 8 70 eL;
good, 10 TO 100 lbs. bl< a 81 fair, 50 70 IS
IDS, a4H; eulls, 3 81. Lambs.-
food. 6a9A medium, 5a5H common,
head. Lighter supply and market hrisk-
or. but at no advance.
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wilmlngIoh Nnarness.
wrLMInoroN. pol. Jar. ii
m. ,o,,oI,n r,,s ~ l. Msrneas ,ns r.,.., 49,, :,

" ttttDNAhN WIZ =
market this morning:
Hnltar. nsaah. nar nnnnl
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HoNoRING A CHApLAIN,s MEMORY

Special Correspondence National Tribune.
PLANO, ILL.,, August 5.-At a special meetlnS
OF Plano Post, No. 120, G. A. R., held July 81,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas our Great Commander has seen tit
In his Providence to call our beloved Chaplain
and Comrade Rev. John Il. Burns from our
Post to the new camping ground above, be 1t
ReSotred, That by the death of our Chaplain
and Comrade Rev. John r. Burns his wife has
lost loving companion, his children devoted
father, Piano Post, No 12O, G. A. R., a true
soldier and comrade and the community
citizen whose every effort was for the good OF
humanity.
Resolccd, That we hereby express the sorrow
and grief that we all as soldiers and citizens
feel we have sustained by the sad event.
ReSotred, That as those who knew him we'll
and intimately we can testify that he was q
true, sympathetic, and sincere friend, one who
had record untarnished by any selfish mo-
tlves and whose whole life was devoted to
principles of friendship, charity, and loyalty.
Resotred, That in token of our sorrow for this
our bereavement the Post room be draped in
mourning and the members of the Post wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the widow of our deceased brother in
testimony of our sympathy in this hour of her
great affliction and trial also that copy be
furnished THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
j. H. jerks, Jonathan Agler, J. c. Harwood,
committee.
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GRAND ARMY NOTES.

J. D. O'Brien Post, No. 60, of Oswego, n. Y,
will hold Reunion during the present month,
tour correspondent fails to give us the exact
datc,) and there is every prospect of most en-
,joyable time for the boys Comrade George
Ketchum is commander, B. G. Barnes S. Y. c.,
and VIM. A. Miller J. V. c.
Bradford, Ills, has a flourishing Grand Army
Post Of sixty members.
The coming soldiers Reunion at Grand
Island, Neb, promises to prove an exceedingly
interesting event in the history of the Grand
Army in the Northwest. The indications are
that there will be a very large attendance.
James B. Mcpherson Post, No. 81, Depart
Mcpherson, Kas., by Department Commander
Walkinshaw, with 101 members. Comrade NJ.
2. Simpson has been chosen Commander.
The One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Ohio
Volunteer Infantry will hold q Reunion at
BoWcrtoR, Harrison county, on the 2ith inst.
Every effort will be made TO make this cele-
bration as pleasant and profitable as those of
former occasions. Citizens are prcnared to
welcome the boys in the most cordial manner.
handsomely lliu5tEutCu tdTuS OF invitation
have been issued over the signature of John
f. McPeci, president of the association, and
VIM. IL. Moor, of Company c., one of which
has been received at the office of THE Ma
TIoNAL TRIBUNE.
The veterans of Fall River, Mass, have re-
solved upon the organization of u Grand Army
Post there. AT recent and wcll-attended
meeting of Veterans it was resolved to procure
a charter and organize with the least possible
delay. The roll has been signed by thirteen
comrades.
The Post recently organized by Department.
Commander Shaw at Lafayette, Ind, which
started with twenty-five members, is growing
rapidly, and there is every indication of its
soon becoming one of the most influential
organizations of the kind in the State. 1t has
been named Henry S. Lane Post, Department
Of Indiana.
There viii be n Reunion of the Seventh
Vermont volunteers at Rutland, Vt, August
29, 80, and 81. They viii camp on the same
ground they occupied twenty years ago.
Post Of the Grand Army has been organized
at Bloomington, Ill.,, with forty-s charter
members. A correspondent noticing the fact
adds that "THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is very
popular among the boys"
The veterans residing at and in the vicinity
of New Lisbon, Pa, have organized a Post,
No Psi, with forty-six charter members. It's
prospects OF an increase to sixty are excellent
A correspondent tells us that many of the
bows are readers of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
and that we may soon expect to hear from
the Post "in the shape Of club"
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TIE ORDER In INDIANA

shiveley Post, No. GO, q. A. r.. was organ
lied in Huntingburgh, Ind, by A. c. Rosen-
cranz, Junior Vice Commander for the Dcnart-
ment of Indiana, assisted by Commander w
H. Keller, S. V. c. c. il. Meyerhoof. Adiutant
August Leoch, o. ID. j. w. Messick, and Com
rade S B. Samson, of Farragut Post, No. q, of
Evansville.
The Post organized with twenty y-seven mem
bers and elected the following named gentle
men as its officers: Post Commander, c. c.
Schroeder; S. V. C., N. Fisher; J. V C., f.
Kinchel; Surg, w. Il. McMahan; Chaplain, T
r. Green; 0. d., c. NJ. Mears; O. NJ, w. B
Pixie; Adj't, ]. Murray; 0. e., J. Collins
S. NJ, H. /. Wheat; @. NJ. s., w. w. Sholders
After the business of the Post was concluded
the comrades adjourned to the St. George
where they were entertained at supper by the
comrades resident of the city.
The Post is named after Captain Lewis
Byron Shiveley, captain of company +, Fifty
third regiment Indiana volunteers. Captain
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A GRAND ARMY MEMORIAL.

There was large assemblage of ladies and
of veterans Of the late war Monday evening at
the headquarters of Rankin Post, No 10, Grand
Army of the Republic, Brooklyn, n. Y, the
occasion being the presentation of J. A. Little
fields portrait of Sergeant William Rankin to
that Post. Sergeant Rankin, who was gal
lant soldier of Company Ii, Fourteenth regi-
ment. n. ]. S. NJ, was killed in action at
Laurel Hill, Va on Sunday, May s, 1854. The
Post, which bears his name, was organized in
1867 by his comrades, and now numbers over
four hundred members. The rooms were taste
fully decorated, and the exercises consisted of
music on the organ and by fife and drum corps,
singing, speeches, and recitations. General
Theodore Is. Gates made the presentation speech
on behalf of the committee Messrs Il. B. Gates,
Eason Carshow, and Commander John II. Wal
ker. The drum corps then beat oil" and the
portrait was unveiled. Corporal" James
Tanner, who was chiefly instrumental in pro-
curing the portrait for the adornment of the
Post rooms, responded to the presentation ad-
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CAMPFIRE IN MASSACHUSETTS,,
ial Correspondence National Tribune.

Special Correspondence National Tribune.
FITCHBURG, MASS August Post No. 10,
G. A. r., OF Fitchburg, have completed arrange
ments for a grand Union Basket Picnic and
Campfire at Washacum Park and Lake, We'd
nesday, August 16. Nearly all the Posts in
Worcester county have been invited. Depart
ment Commander Patch and staff have signi-
fled their intention to be present, and we have
strong hopes of securing the attendance of tho
Commander-in- in-Chief, as he is to be in the Eas.;
during the month of August.
Mayor C.. c. Emory, of Boston, will deliver "a
humorous address, and the "Old Folks Singing
Association OF Fitchburg, under the direction
of Uncle Cyrus Thurston, will enliven the occa-
sion with songs of "Ye Olden Time" The
speaking will be interspersed with national
airs by the band. Games in abundance will be
arranged, among them match game of base
ball between the South Fitchburg and Leomin-
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ster clubs; contest between the "Massaquoit"
and "Wobbler" QUOT teams for the champion
ship of Worcester county, the winning team to
stand ready to play any other team on the
ground; boat races, tub races, "tug of war;"
dancing in the pavilion, croquet, foot ball, skat
ing, and swimming.
Those who do not care to be burdened with
basket can be accommodated with refresh
ments at reasonable prices. Arrangements have
been made for half-fare on all the railroads,
and the committee in charge will spare no
pans to make things pleasant and lively for
all who may attend.
a grand campfire will be lighted in the
evening, and all who desire can trip the light
fantastic toe to the music of Howard & Mil
lers orchestra. The skating-rink will be open
during the day and evening Never before has
TINS Post been so thoroughly awake to the in
terest of the Order as during the present year,
and we are determined to keep the ball
moving. #