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ELuVANNA.

suoortNo ARRAY AT coLCMBIA-NEGRn
WOMAN WOUNDED.
fcorrcsrondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
COLUMBIA, Va, January 80, 1883.
I'm SATURDAY. night the residents OF the
Tern suburbs OF our town were startled
hs ,he sound OF two pistol-shots. An in
.ss,igatIon revealed the fact that the shoot
w., Sas the result OF a difficulty between
49,, anedorson Berkly and John Turpin on the
nno sIJe and MARY James on the other. and
,h", ho,h shots were directed at the woman.
one sbot took effect In her arm. The bali
sas not We, been extracted. All OF the
n"r,ies are colored. Berkly and Turpin
navt ,crm Of the County Court. BARKIs.
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The seuntoriaI Contests,

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-The follow
Ing is the result OF the senatorial contests
to-day:
MnneS0td.-Threc ballots-the last one
standing: Window, So; Wilson, 30; the
remainder scattering.
Mchigan.-Ferry, 4G; stout, 40; the re-
mainder scattering.
NerdSkd.-General Charles Il. Mander-
son, OF Omaha. was elected United States
senator to- day on the 18th ballot, receiving
- votes.
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The Richmond Statesmen IIomeward-
Round.
Especial telegram 10 Inc Dispatch.I

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
CINCINNATI, ONO, January 3l.-The
party Of Richmond councilmen and city
officials left this afternoon, and will reach
home at $3.50 tomorrow night.
They have had glorious time, and
throughout their trip have been the re-
cipents of distinguished courtesy.
The opera festival is a grand success.
Albani sang with Ravelli in Somnambula
at the matinee to-day to an audience Of
over seven thousand people.
William Tell Is now being played to
eight thousand people, with Mierzwinski,
the new tenor. in the east. II is n grand
musical triumph.
Quite a number OF Richmond people are
hcre
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Arrest Of Dr. Isiyps.

Especial telegram 20 Tie Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, January 31.-Deputy
Marshal Ballard left tonight for Prince
George for the purpose OF eGecting the ar
rest .oi DR.. George Riyes, prominent
Funder of that county, charged with At
tempting TO buy votes ut the late election.
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rive Hundred Mcn Out Of work.

BRocKToN, MASS, January 3l.-A crank
on the engine in &. II. Ward q Co.'s shoe
factory broke this morning, blowing out
the cylindcr-head. The engine supplied
steam to the adjoining factory OF G. +.
Porter q Co. II will take two weeks to
repair the damage, and 800 hands in both
factories are thrown out Of employment.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 81, 1888.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 5,32S bushels.
CORN.-Wbite, 2,ls2 bushels; re-oahitpted, 100
bus hes.
MEAL.-l00 bushels.
BLACkEYE PEAs.-j0 bushels.
ELOUg.-269 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 1916 bushels prime lancaster on
private terms: 44i bushels yer, good Lancaster 40
sl.24: so bushels Vefy good kuitz -i.lS-
CoRS.-Whge, 1870 bushels good " very good
1T SIS ~ Gle.
CoTTOS.-rone firm. Receipts, 90 bales Ship
mpnts SIS bales. Quotations: htddhng, 9%tg0s.c
low mlddlng 81. Ole; good ordinary, sac; or
binary, Sc.
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VIRGINIA Postal Nous.

4 new post-oflice has been established at
Owens'S, hing George county, with
Richard III. Owens as postmaster.
James If. Landram has been commits
stoned postmaster at Palmyra, Va.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

IVIkfs
NEW YORK, January N0Qn.--Stocks firm.
Money 4 per cent. txchange-LOng, 1924 short,
ass. stale bonds duh and steady. Governments
unchanged.
Etrnt Exchange, 1921. Governments
irregular but generally weak; new 6's, 1897 {;
new AS, ll3S; new -, llsi. Money, 1904 per
cent. states fairly duh without feature. Treasury
bal tnces- COIN III l5,775; currency, tG,2Sj.
h ttro M fpxarigl-
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o DIR. q. Oehrle, editor Of the Lawrence
mani Germanid. says that lamp In his
Souse exploded. and he slapped bis hand
so"n upon II to extlnguish The fame He
vas Ieafiully wounded. He bathed the
muunds With st. Jacobs OH, and In few
Gays hla hand was healed,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. January 81, 1883.
sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-$I,o00 Richmond city
SIS at l144. $1,000 do. at 1i4s, $500 do. az
l1ps; $4,000 Chesapeake aud Ohio 6Ns, 1913, at
53; $4,000 Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
first rs at so; 100 shares City Bank stoeh Mt 2j
200 Nor N Carolina "a nj -Q3.
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RICHMOND, January 25, 1883.

l. TuY & CO. CO insisting or Carlton mccarthy
aud Charles X, Willis. was dissolved ON The l III
day OF january, les3. Carlton Mccarthy having
purchased The interest Of Charles X. Willis.
lin the 9Th day Of January EDWARD McCAR-
ray was admitted Ia an Interest In "ur business,
whicl, viii be continued at the same place and
under the sanse nrm-name. -
Ia 25-codaw CARLTON MCCARTHY a co.
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Flour.

Rlour-We quote: Fine. .3@f3.2J; superhne,
s3.75Gf4.23 extra, f5egs5.2o. common iag.-
ly, f3.2jas5.5O: Patent iamily, t5.50gs6 7j.
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MARINE INTELLisENGE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 81, 1883.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ashland, CTR. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc. j. W. MctaTrick, agent.
Schooner Fannie Brown. Sharrett, Charleston,
phosphate rock, Allison Add vessel, Curtis
K Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. B. TatuIn.
superintendent.
CLEARED.
BaIkeniine Lena tBr.), Richards (at West Point.
for Beaufort :. G., ballast.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAS'r 81, 1883.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, SchormcrhC 4, Norfolk. mer-
chandi-c and passengers. chesapeake aud ohio
Railway Company lsnd sailed ~ returnl.
scngers Smithheld. Chesapeake and ONTO Railway
Company land ssilcd on reiurnl.
steamer northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk. .
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway OmpanY land sailed on re'urnj.
steamship MOryen, Warwick. Belize, for Lon
don, with mahogany. put in FOR coal.
SAILED.
Steamship MOryeu, Warwick, London, having
coaled M two and a halt hours.
steamship Finance, carpenter, Brazil. hour anu
lard.
Schooner Hattie williams, Bray, Providence.
coal Chesapeake apd Ohio Railway Company.
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ANOTHER +. poLK- CASE.
state Treasurer a Default.
or in u Large Amount.

A shortage OF Between 5000, 900 and s3Oo, 900
Discovered In His Accounts lie Leaves
Montgomery Between Two Suns-Goyerncr
O'Neirs Message TO the Legislature on the
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speculltlon on the stock Exchange TO. day has
b ca feyensh and irregular, with only fair vol
umc OF busircss. 7 no markst opened generally
weak, and l,dI lower than II closed yesterday.
In the eally trade q ere was a decline Of l ~
Omaha and New York, Chicago and 81 Louis
prefc red: s. IN Denver and Rio GIande, and
smaller fraction in the general iist. The market
then became strong, and recorded an advance ~
sG17,. In which Northwest, New Jersey Central.
and Denver aud lilo Grande were :he leading
features: but the market subsequently became
weak. and shortly before middy Denver and Rio
Grapdc fell of 4. New York Central and the re-
malnder Of Tie list kGt-the latter Union Pacific.
In the early plrt Of lac afternoon IN improvement
IF SGlo I0ok place, led by Denver and Rio
Grandc, Union Pacific. New York Central, and
the coal shares. The upward turn was here inter
rupted by a slight reaction. after which prices
again sold up s@}. but Ia the hr,al deilings the
Vauderbilts became weak, Canada Southern sell
Ing ofY IA. Michigan Central and the remainder
Of the list. led by Denver and Rio Grande, sklh.
HE market closed ge orally weak, without any
marked changes from the prices at Yesterday :
close except In New York. Chi ago, and -. Louis
preferred, which is 2, and Michigan Central l.,
lower. Transactions aggregated 100000 shares
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 3l.-YirYnia 6's- son.oll-
dated. 81; mast due coupons. 40; new lO-3os,
3yA: new 3's, 49i.. Bid to-day.
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The Name Of the Vessel Unknown,

LONDON. January 31.-lt appears that the
vessel sunk off Mumble's Head on the Goth
was not tn steamer Backwatch, as was
supposed, III another steamer OF Q similar
tonnage, c frying a crew about the same
number wenty-six.
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DrssoLUTIONs & PARTNERsHIf n.
'I,IE cop WHICH EN-

'IliE tO-IAkl y EhoIlli W Nun In
/ listed between JOHN +. ALLEN and
LEWIS GINrER under the hrm-name OF AL
LEN 4 GINTEB was dissolved by mutual consent
and Inc Withdrawal Of Mr.. JOuS r. ALLEN On the
81 day of Januiry, 1880. with an agreement for
the continuance Of The business under the same
style and name. ALLEN 81 ClkTER. onrhe sole
account OF the undersigned. LEWIS GINTER.
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take this occasion 10 return thanks 10 my
friends and patrons who have so literally palrun-
jzed me for the last eighteen years, aud respect
fully ask continuance OF the same 10 The new con-
Germ. h. A. SAUNDERS.
10 4 OF
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RICHMOND, VA, Febru1ry l. 1883.
IuAVE TuIs DAY ADMLTTEn MY

Mr. JOIN Pore has this day been admitted :
a mariner ina the business heretofore cOh Quoted
anu now continued under the nrm-name OF ALLEN
e GINIER. lfe l-Jltl LEWIS GINTER.
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NEW YORK COTTON FCrUDEs.

NEW YORK. January 81. -totion-Net receipts,
7l5 bales; gross receipts. 7.4l5 balos. Fnt,l,e
airy, tl0.l2@sl0.I3; March, *1O 23ms1O.24;
April. sl0.37@s loss; May, tlu.5l@tl0.52;
sI0.ii: seDemher. sl0.G0dslO62: October,
SlO.20d @lO.z3: November. 9lO.O7.
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Il son. T.. 4. SAUNDERS, JR., u an interest In
my WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS In this
under the fifm-name OF -
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VIRGINIA News.

4 correspondent writes froia Centre
mn. Fluyanna county, that that place has
now hundred inhabitants and IL growing
rapidly.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12

Kentucky has 80 counties in which
no newspaper is published.
The Democracy do not look with
favor upon Sam CoX's aspirations to
be speaker of the next House. They
prefer him as an ''end' rather than u
''middle" man.
EX-Gov. Churchill, Of Arkansas,
recently thrashcd cN-Goy. Miller. of
the same State, at Legislative com
mittee hearing. The trouble grew out
of charge made against Churchill by
Miller, which resulted in disclosing a
deficiency in the accounts while he
was State Treasurer.
A Democrat who has been travelling
through Virginia, reports that the Re
adjusters will undoubtedly carry the
State at the next election. lie was
surprised at the strength CT Senator
MahOne's Confederate following.
and he found the straight-out Bourbon
Democrats Eery respondent over the
outlook.
The Pennsylvania Republican Con-
TentiOn to nominate candidates for
Auditor-Gencral and State Treasurer
will meet on July 18th at Place to
be chosen by the State Committee.
1t is charged that the government
did not take up first, the star route
case, which was most likely to be sue
cessful. The Brady Price case is said
to be very much stronger than the one
now on trial.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
Estate of Elias WILEY.
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

LICENSE 70 SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT OF LAMOTIIE,
SIN Probate Court, held at Hyde Park in said
NJ. o. Heath, Executor Of the estate of Flioa
wiley, late of Wateryillc, in said district, de
ceased makes application TO said Court for Ii
Cense e sell all the real estate Of said deceased
Delng the home farm of about - acres in Water
Elle' W., representing that said sale would be
Dehehclal to the heirs Of said deceased; and the
consent OF salt heirs and also All interested in
stld sale IN writing having been filed at the Pro
pate once III sand district hereupOn it is ordered
ny sara Court that said application come under
conslueratlon and be heard on the 2lst day pfApril
A.D lSo}'at the Probate OniCei in Hyde Park and it
Is iurther ordered that all persons Interested be
nouicd hefeol by publication of notice Of this
aPPicatloh ana order thereon, three weeks sue
cesslyely IN the NEWS Il CITIztN, printed at Nor
lsVllie and Iyde Park, before said time Of hear
ing; mat they may appear at said time and place
amt II they see cause, object thereto.
7lw3 RT;SSLT : 'p,tt, III,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
Liquor in Vermont.

We take from the Montpelier Watch
man the following statistics concerning
rum selling in Vermont. 1t shows the
number of places in each town where
liquor is sold under a license from the
United States. This license does not
in any way shield the dealer from
prosecution for violation of the State
prohibitory law. The United States
simply says that to sell liquor man
must have a license from the general
government. The man does not there
by acquire any right to sell liquor in
violation of State law, but if he sells,
whether in violation of local law or by
it's permission, he must contribute
twenty-five dollars annually to the in
ternal revenue of the general govern
ment or suffer the consequences.
The total number of individual cases
is now 446, an increase of 20 over
1882, and an increase Of 81 over 1881.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
Indian Cutrag eS.

SILVER CITY, \. NJ, March 20
Judge McComas, Of this city, former
" of Illinois, while en- route from
Pyramid City with his wife and child
has been killed by Apaches in the
Thomas canon, % miles northeast OF
here. His wife and cmid are prison
ers. y party 1ls left TO bring in the
body, and large body of armed citi-
Zens are now equipping to follow the
trail and rescue the captiyes. The
soldiers stationed at Fort Baird are
all in the field. The country west of
here is reported full of Indians. Sew
eral camps along the ella have been
attacked, and probably 80 whites
have been murdered in the last four
days in Arizona. The reports are to
the effect that the Indians threaten
the humiliation Of all whites in Grant
county.
Judge McComas was a member of
the law firm Of lIcComas and Mckee
gan, of st. Louis. His wife was 2
sister Of Senator Ware, of Kansas.
1t IS rumored that the troops and
hostiles had an engagement at Whet-
stone Mountain last night, and the
troops were worSted.
The citizens of Benson held meet
ing last night, at which the inability
OF the troops as handled was set forth,
and the government urged to adopt a
vigorous policy.
THE WIFE FOUND DEAD.
LoEDsBURY, n. NJ, March %
Mrs. McComas was found shot through
the head and lying at the side Of a
blackboard, stripped naked. Judge
McComas was found 200 yards south
Of his wife shot in four places, and al
so stripped naked.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
Rev. w. n. II. Murray.

The New York Uer0id prints a long
interview with Rev. w. II. Murray
In the course of it the following oc-
ours:
"Did You notice the report in
morning paper touching your leaving
San Antonio clandcstincly, to escape
creditors ?"
YES, a friend showed it to ne last
evening""
"What Of it?7
''Only this. 1t is q lie from begin
Ming to end"
J "Itis stated that you owed So, 600.
Is that truc?"
''NO, nor $1,000. nor half Of $1,000.
| owe but two men in Texas cent.
The obligations are purely personal.
The amount not $500, | do not re-
member exactly. was never asked
for it,"
as the partnership to which you
referred, and Of which you are 4 MEM
Der heavily in debit"
"No, sir. 1t had, when the law
suit now pending began, property
worth fully $4,000. Its books show
that it doesn't owe $500 if every bill
was handed in for settlement"
"What about your leaving clandes-
tinelv?"
''Thats Il lie. left San Antonio
on the eleven o'clock express train on
Saturday morning. At ten o'clock l
was with my lawyer at the Court
House, where the court was held.
From there | went directly to the
depot and got aboard the train with a
through ticket to New York. | was
known to every official and to fifty
people on the train. / c0nversed with
many, and neverSot off the train till
[ reached Washington, and came on
from there directly to .,2w York,
which [ reached on Wednesday.
TIE MYsTERIcus COMPASSION.
Did you have any companion with
you on the train? 1t was Stated there
was a lady with you"
"Ah! yes. The inevitable lady !!
That's getting old. The lady will get
venerable if they keep her travelling
With me much longer. But, sOberly,
| had no companion whatever, male
or female. | never saw a lady on the
rain whom l knew, and never spoke
o a lady during the whole trip, all Of
which | profoundly regret tyr travel
ing alone is tedious, and l always like
IcOnn0ny acDaciaIlv If If iS Good an6
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
Estate of Philip w. Judd

LICEN Sc ~ SELL REAL EST4 TE.
STATE Of Pers,ont LamoiLle District. ssh Pro
bate Court, held at Hyde Park in said District ON
the Attn day of April, A. ID. 1883.
y; \; Bundy, Administrator of the estate of
OF Phllp W. Judd, late of MOrristown in said
district deceased,makes application to said Court
Tor Incense TO sell all of the real estate of said de
ceased, 10 VII about 100 acres of land, being the
nome farm on which deceased lived at the time of
MS uecease, except widows homestead; also
ABOUT NIFTY acres in the westerly part of Morris
town, IN school district No. 10, representing that
sald sale would beneficial to the heirs OF said
deceased and those interested in his estate.
Nhereupon. 1t Is ordered by said Court tina (
that salu application come under consideration
ana be heard on the 23d day of April \. ID.
1855, at the Probate Office, in Hyde Park; And, il
Is further ordered, that all persons Interested be
notified hereof by publication notice OF this APP
phcati" and order thereon, three weeks success
siEely IN the NEWS CITIZEN, printed at Morris
vile and Hyde Park, before said time OF hear
ing; that they may appear at SAID time and place
anu, II they see cause, object thereto.
by the COurt-Attcst,
1--WE Russell s. PAGE, Judge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
Estate of Harrison w. Hendrtok
WILL PRESENTED.


State Of Vermont, LdmoiUe District SS-In Pro.
Date Court, holden at Hyde Park, on the 81 da v
of April, y. ID. 1883. - ""S
An Instrument purpOrting to be the last VIII and
Testament OF Harrison w. Hendrick, late of HYDE
Ear6 IN SAID district deceased, being presented by
W. IL. Ii. henfeld of Hyde Park for Probate
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear nj
session thereof to be held at the Probate OF
nee ID Iyde Park IN said district, on the 2gth dav
OF April, A. d. 1888, at ten O'Clock a. M and
snow cause, If any they have, against the probate
dercd that this order be published three yeeL =
successfully In the NEWS 4 CITIZEN, printed Mt
MoIrlsYllle and Hyde Park, in this State ureyious
~ sag sag tline OF nearing BY the Court-Attest,
1--WE CARROLL S. PAGE Register
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
SCHOOLS.


says: s In this city, probably ten per
cent. of the teachers drop out of the
schools every year, and the number
who are temporarily absent because of
i'll health would lift the percentage
very much higher. Of course the loss
to the city in dollars and cents is very
considerable; indeed it would appall
one did he not stop to think that in
every direction, the good is never got
at small price, and yet here is a
serious loss to the schools"
If the loss occasioned by the change
per year of ten, or of twice ten per
cent. of the teachers of the city Of
Boston is so serious as to appall one,
what shall we say of the average
Vermont school district, where the
change for each term of the year is
one hundred per cent. and for the en-
tire year is quite two hundred per
cent. of the number of teachers en-
ployed at any one time. This is a
SUI --E~--, r--I,7s,H ~,->7-<e---rs q -
sent anything new would surely fail :;
but long standing does not diminish
the evil, and till this evil is greatly
mitigated, little improvement can be
looked for in those wretched pretences
that we call common schools. This
defect is general. Itprevents the more
enterprising and able from entering
the ranks of common school teachers.
1t drives from the schools persons of
ordinary ability as soon as they have
acquired enough experience to render
their services valuable. 1t condemns
the common school to the guidance of
young, unframed, inexperienced medi-
ocrity. What wonder that so few of
our people are we'll educated, that
students entering our academies and
high schools are so poorly prepared
for higher or any intellectual work,
that our colleges do not thrive, that
our hills are deserted.
Of course the remedy is with the
people. They can exercise greater
care in the selection of school officers,
and can retain them more permanently
in their places. They can require
better teachers, and less frequent
changes of teachers. Let the people
urgently demand such reform, and such |
reforms will be made. But modes of
organization and operation have some
influence; and in reference to this |
matter there exists q contrast worthy |
to be seen. By the last Vermont |
School Report it appears that for the
year 18S2-83 the number of schools
for the State was 2527, the number of
teachers 1896, giving 1.73 teachers
per school; while in eight towns using
the town system the number Of teach
ers 81, giving 40 teachers per school, !
gain under the town system of one
fifth in the number of teachers per
school as compared with the district
system. This gain implies at least
an equal gain in the number of
changes of teachers for the year, and
goes far to account for the better
quality of schools under the town sys-
TEN. Let these two facts be remem-
bered; people who by use know what
the town system is, approve it; the
reputation of the schools in towns
having the town system is better than,
of neighboring towns having school /
districts, and is constantly rising.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
Estate of Rebecca T. Wilson.
Estare of John Q. a. Crosby.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed bv the
Hon. Probate Cont for the District of IomoiIie
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of J. q: a. Crosby, late OF Cedar Fails.
Iowa, deceased. and all claims exhibited i'm onset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet for
the purposes aforesaid, at tile Office of r. f.
Parker, IN Wolcott, on the 18th dav Of Nav
ana 9th day OF November next, from 9 O'Clock
IN. until O'Clock p. m, each of said davs anG
that sIX months from the 9th dav OF hnrii
A. ID. 1883, is the time limited by said Court for
sald creditors to present their claims to US for
examination and allowance
Dated at Morristown, this 10th day of April
y. D. loo5' p. X. GLEED
r. +. PARKER
'7"o Commissioners