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FOREIGN NEWS.
More Earthquake Reports

MADRID, December 29th.-Official returns
| for the province Of Granada state that 523
persons were killed by the recent earth
quake there. In Malaga, 100 were killed,
and in Albania over $50 bodies have al
ready been recovered, In Periana 60 bodies
have been recovered. Many persons died
| from fright. The convicts in Seville prison
attempted to escape.
1t is reported that 900 persons were bur
led beneath the ruins of the buildings OF
Albmuelas. Three churches at Antiguera
| were left in a lettering condition. The in
habitants are encamped in the fields.
] MADRID, December 29th.-Thc telegraph
lines in Andalusia are useless, in conse-
quence of the earthquake. In Malaga the
loss exceeds 100000, 227 houses being dam
aged more or less. After the earthquake
there was religious procession, headed by
the Bishop, who implored Divine mercy.
VIENNA, December 29th.-A severe earth
quake shock was experienced in Carinthia
in Austro-fiungary to-day. Considerable
damage was done to many buildings.
LONDON, December 29th.-An earthquake
was felt in Wales to-day Many houses
were injured.
VIENNA December 29th.-An earthquake
was felt at Jarvis Sunday night. Violent
SHOCKS, III lllieTNd!S oi all HOuI, were also
felt in the vicinity. The Inhabitants were
greatly alarmed.
Loss of Life by n Land-Slip.
MADRID December 29th.-A fatal land
slip occurred in the mountains near Peri
ana, which destroyed many houses that
stood i'll its path and buried 4s persons.
Eighteen have been rescued alive.
The Afghan Frontier.
LONDON. December 29th-The ST Peters
burg Gdzettc says the weather Will not per
nit the Afghan Frontier Commission to
begin the delimitation of the frontier before
March. The interval, it says, will be spent
by the Governments of Russia and England
in direct negotiations for the settlement of
some pending questions, and a satisfactory
result is more likely than if the questions
were intrusted to Commission whose de-
mands would probably exceed those of the
Government.
Next Year Provided for.
PARIS, December 29th.-The Chamber OF
Deputies to-day-35l to 127-voted ,000,-
100000 francs on account of the expenses
of 1885
Entente Cordiale Arranged.
LONDON, December 29th.-An entente
cordiale has been arranged between France
and Germany for the naturalization of the
territory of the African International Asso-
citation.
lee jam and High Water in Montreal.
MONTREAL, December Goth. "A large
quantity of lake ice came down Saturday
night, which caused general shove Some
of il was forced up on the wharf, and on
the bank of the river along the south shore,
where both trees and large powders were
removed by the ice and rising water The
road between st. Lambert and La Prairie
is flooded so that new winter road had
to be opened. In consequence of the ice
jam the river commenced to rise, and soon
entered the cellars and stores in the lowest
streets to depth of two feet
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BISMARCK has popular sympathy with
him this time The Reichstag, in what
was certainly a narrow and selfshly parti-
san spirit, refused the Iron Chancellor a
Secretary to aid him in the discharge Of
duties that old age is rendering more and
more laborious. The splendid statesman
was hurt by the churlish refusal, and de-
Tended himself from the assault so gal
lantly that now contributions are being
rendered from all over Europe to enable
him to secure the desired assistance in pub
lie work, without tax upon even his we'll
filled private purse. These manifestations
must touch the German premier deeply,
and show him that whatever else the peo-
pie think Of him and his policy, they ad-
mire gallantry and fair play and despise
meannesS.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RrcoRD-uNl

NEwHALI, December 29th.-The following
overland passengers passed NewhaIl to-day to
arrive in San Francisco December 30th: Col
onel j. Bombury and wife, Pasadena; Miss +
Freeman, Ohio; J. W. Hinton, Los Angeles: II.
c. Wilson, Massachusetts; b. Trust New Or
leans: Mrs. o. c. Fordham, Mrs. G. n. Higgins
Chicago; Miss Monks, Charles Kohler. Jr., J. A
Severance, Los Angeles; Miss Koshland, s
Koshland. Z. Scott, Charles Lainer, San Fran
cisco; w. 7. Lloyd and wife, Colorado ii
Isaacs FL Paso; c. Andrew, Mrs. ". J. Chance
and child Mrs. f. J. Shepard, Los Angeles
Kaspar L. Conn, San Francisco.
PRoMoNToRY UTAH, December 29th.-The fol-
lowing overland passengers passed here to
day, to arrive in Sacramento December Slst
George Hunt and wife, Oakland: S. Stinehant
San Francisco: q. II. Stafford, Des Moines, Ia,
H. Z. Hewitt, New York Miss B. Camp, Mrs. c.
IL Blinn, Mrs. Z. j. Reead, J. W. Nye and wife
Mrs. NJ. l.. o. Conner Mrs. L. e. Caldwell, San
Francisco; Mrs J. Pancake Salt Lake; L. Leavy,
Detroit; K. c. Chambers, Mary f. Patrick, Salt
Lake; <. S. Russell, W. s. Aschem, Park City
Utah; ]. Bennett, New York.
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lee jam and High Water in Montreal

A SILVER CONVENTIONAL. s. Harris,
Chairman of the Executive Committee OF
the Clear Creek Coli Silver Association,
composed of representative men from nine
teen counties Of that State, of different po-
itical affiliations, has written Governor
Stoneman, inviting him to attend State
and National Silver Convention, to be held
at Denver, Col, January 2Sth. The at
tendance is also requested of as many OF
the friends Of silver from this State rs the
Governor may appoint, or as may be elected
by State or County Conventions. 1t is de-
sired to have every State and Territory rep
resented that united action may be taken
for the protection of silver as money, and
for its restoration to its former relative
position, as a money metal, with gold.
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Hops-J. T. Cochran & Co. of San Fran

HoPs.-J. T. Cochran & Co, of San Fran,
cisco, in their circular of the Goth, say
1.-The condition of the market is I'M
changed. The brewing community are
still in the meshes of speculative dealers
and bears, who are using every artifice in
their power to fasten them more tightly in
the network Of misrepresentation and
sophistry $ When the time comes
and it will surely come, that England will
awaken TO the fact that she cannot expect
to receive from America this season over
$4,000 bales, whereas last season she got
some $4,000 bales, it is then the growers
who have not sold will reap the benefits OF
prices which are commensurate with the
amount of the production
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden I
cam har. OCH


The following freight passed Ogden De-
cember Goth:
For Sacramento-Lindley & Co.. ITO
cases baking powder; Huntington, Hopkins
Il Co., 255 kegs nails, 1874 reels barbed wire:
Casey Il Cronan, box cigars; W. d. Com
stock, 3 boxes chairs; Capital Furniture
Company. 10 boxes and 40 bundles chairs;
A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co, 9 cases names;
Booth & Co, 80 boxes fish; F. r. Girard /
piano H. Fisher & Co., , pals candy; j.
Q. Hestwood, > cases books; Hon. G. A j..
Gilbert, box household goods; Abraham,
Bacon 4 Co, case paper; Baker x Ham
ilton, casks glass.
For Chico-C. H. Wood & Co., l case
boots and shoes.
For Observation-Disclosures & Co, 100 kegs
nails
For Stockton-Austin Bros, 1 barrel
hardware.
For Colf:ix-H. w. Nash box crockery
For Elk Groye-Presbyterian Church, 1
bell and fixtures.
For Davisyille-C. E. Green l box silver
plated ware.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

MATHUSHEK PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY
NEW HAVEN (Ct) December E, 1884. /
MIR. John Il. Cooper, Sacramento, Cal:
DEAR SIR-YouI esteemed favor of the 10Th
ult is received. Neither Hugo MathuShek or
Kinkeldey ever worked for us u day. nor was
either one ever in any way connected with this
company. This company has been under the
same management il is now for sir teen years.
We have your telegram for two style "C'S., and
we ship them both today. With thanks for the
same, we remain waiting your further valued
favorS. Yours. very respectfully,
MATHJeNEK PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The above explains itself and corrects the
false statement now being published in an adj
verIisement that these parties had, years ago.
severed their connection with the genuine
Mathushek Piano Company, of New Haven,
Connecticut. II remains to be seen whether
falschood will yet brazen itself through or not.
dlG2p JOHN +. COOPER.
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The REcoRD-UNIoN is the only paper on
the coast, outside Of San Frcnc3sco, that re-
eetyes the f3tH Associated Press dispatches
from all parts Of tn world. Outside Of San
Francisco it Jas no competitor, an point Of
numbers, in its home and general circulation
Eb-o,,oboyt fAe coast.
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SAN FRANCIsCo AGENCY.

LIP. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper IN
San Francisco and vicinity. He is authorizes
TO receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms 81 and ., Mer-
chants Exchange.
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THE profoundest mistake TO make Is for
the rich to economic in the face of hard
times. When labor is PROSTATE and bust
ness at stand-still, those who can afford
it should spend money most freely. 1t is
their opportunity to prove that they have
the well-being of their fellow-men at heart.
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To the Sporting Men Of Sacramento.

I LOUIS WARNER. ALIAS MULDOON,' -
London Prize Ring Rules, for $50 a side, the
fight TO take place outside the city limits four
weeks after putting up the money.
d50-1ts MULD0ON.
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y. NJ.
Department Two-McFarland, Judge.

MONDAY, Decem Der %. 1884.
County of Sacramento Us. John T. Cardwell-
Ordered that judgment be entered in favor OF
defendant Stay of proceedings for twenty
days
Capital Savings Bank VS.. D. w. Welty ct al
BY consent it is ordered that the attachment
heretofore issued in this action be, and the
same is, hereby dissolved and released 50 far as
the same affects the east quarter of lot ,. / and
j, Sixth and Seventh streets, of the city of Sac
| ramento and the lien upon said property by
virtue of said attachment is by consent released
f. A. Frat VS.. James II. Browne ct al-Con-
tinued
w. \. January vs.. J. D. skinner ct al-Con-
tinued
County of Sacramento VS.. William Carrick-
Demurrer submitted and taken under advise
ment.
Lizzie Chenneau vs.. Charles Chenneau-Con-
tinued.
National Bank of D. o. Mills & Co. vs. E c.
Parsons and Mary ParsonS-Continued.
+. A. Schuler VS.. Joseph Guth-paSsed-
Danied Meyer VS.. J. \. Porter-Continued one
week.
Mary f Robinson VS.. Z. c. Parsons x Co.
Continued
Talcott Parsons vs. E. c. and Mary Parsons
Continued
People vs.. f. r. Parvin ct al.-Demurrer to
complaint overruled.
Estate of Z. L. Billings, deceased-First an
nual account of administrator heard allowed
and npproycd
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Keep your heart full of generous emo
tons and your head full Of good thoughts
thus in heart and head there will be found
no room for evil. The heart and head
thus occupied the words and acts will al
ways be generous and benefcent.
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l call, therefore, complete, generous
education that which fits a man to perform
Justly, skillfully and magnanimously all
the offices, both private and public, OF
peace and war; Milton.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
One-ArmstronC, Jud,

g
MoSnAf. December ~, 1881.
People vs. FRANK falrchlld, grand larceny
PRISONER sentenced 10 Ten years III the state
Pllson at + olson;
McCfrath VS.: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS entered III
favor OF plaihlif. $780,,
Rebecca Rodgers vs.. Central racine kallroao
tompahy-Ne" tritl granted on coiialtioh that
defendants pay the COSTS OF plalii ~ nNeu AT
S0o, or deposlt lne same III Nouit ior the PHIL
TN WitAil three Gays. ,,,,o.. n,.;.:.. D..
T. n; beckle!, III insolvency -fetltloh 10 SCI
apart homestead ana 10 ser apart personal
property, for use of insolYent debtor taken
under amusement ;,,..o.-. ,,.,,.;,.,
X u. Hart, III lhsolVehcy-Cohtlhueo one
Week .,-
T. I. IaTs2ls, IN ;, lhGsolyehc!-ofder entered
adludSlIg nm! nm! an !llsoiN eht.
Johh "h!te, III illsoiNS HC!-J. d. buchIe4 ap-
pointed ASSN polu; SoOo l.,...,
>. IL fugh' III lhsoNenc! -OohtlAteu one
week. ,,,...,, W. ,,.,.... O.
John /. .ardWc!l vs. IN. hchlhhah-Coh-
elIuSd one Weeh. - - ,,--,, l,-...
j. A: =. Gllii'her vs. D. H. bro"heli-Cohtih-
ue5l one Week HI Co.., r,..oa
People VS.: MOCK soon.Passed.
ChaTes W cannon IN llsoiVeFcyLlr aer rec
tnat VIM Johnston, 9sslsilee ~ mares W.
CANNON, De autnorlZeu 10 pay our OF tIle estate
OF SAID lnsoveIt any rents or ludSnlents, ihe
pa! Llell OF With 10" ~ 0l ueieat!eI may DC
necessary 70 III te oi any estate
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attention, Knights of Sherwood Forest!
Sacramento Conclave, No. u. will meet THIS
TUESDAY December 30th at Red Mems Hall TO
consider dress uniform. Every Knight is ex-
pected to be present. Z. ii. MCKE F, C.
o. \. CRoNKIrE, Adjutant lB. c. d90-lts
NTANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START
w new business at their homes; easily
learned in an hour no peddling; 10 cents to 50
cents an hour made daytime or evening. Send
10 cents for % samples and package of goods
TO commence work ON. Address Ii. G. FAY,
Rutland, Vermont. d30-lm
JYTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work, in small family, who does not
object to go a short distance in the country APP
ply at GUS. LAVENSON, 925 NJ street. dS0-lt*
CITUATION WANTED-BY GERMAN LADY,
- as Cook in hotel or restaurant; is first
class experienced cook; can give hest Of refer
ence. Address q" G. S. this office. d3C.St*
T OST-ON SUNDAY, BETW ZEN THE CATH
/ 4 Ollie Church and corner of Eleventh and L
streets, OF X, Tenth or l. streets Il Red Leather
Purse, containing with other small change, an
old penny; also, a trunk key. The finder will
please leave the same at this Office dS0-
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM
ii to let. Inquire +" c. f. at this office.
Luz
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r. ACES RACES .
AGRICULTURAL PARK,

IHUiNSDA .'-.'''.''.'.'''''v< II 1000
AgATCH RACE, RUNNING, oNE-HALF
INl mile and repeat, for $500 side, carrying
rs pounds each.
Phil. Nichols, OF Dutch Flat names b. e. If Do.
NJ. McCrimInon, Of Lincoln, names b. g. Piow
Boy. This race goes, rain or shine.
Also, Running Race, one half mile and re-
peat, Tor purse of 500, TO rule.
Jim Brown names W. f. Pritchard's :. IN. Lizzie
Dunbar
Harry Storr names s g. Quebec.
John Thompson names b. g. Iodine.
Horses start at . o clock
d2n2t d. q ROBT ALIEN. Propretor.
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Albuquerque, n. NJ, is rapidly growing
into solid town,
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NFR CYRIL SE4RLE DESIRES TO INFORM
lfi the public that he has leased the Metro
pOlitan Theater for n Season of Four Nights,
commencing MONDAY, January 9TH when the
Eminent Artistic. MISS ROSE EYTINGE, sup
ported by her Full Company, will appear. Gull
announcement tomorrow G30-1t
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Auction. Sale
BELL g. CO.. Auctioneers,
wild SELL ON--
Wednesday Morning, December 31st,
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.


YJIHE NEXT GRAND FIRST-CLASS PULLMAN
/ PALACE CAR EXCURSION PARTY TO
SAN FRANCISCO AND RETURN, under the
auspices of the Missouri Pacific Railway COM
pany, will leave Chicago February Sd and st.
Louis February 4. 1891. a splendid inducement
to Eastern people to visit California. Tickets
good for six months to San Francisco and return.
Rates from Chicago s117, and from st. Louis only
S110. All other Eastern points in proportion.
Would suggest to Californians having friends or
relatives in the East DESTROYS of visiting Won
deriul State that they write them inclosing adj
vertisement of this rare opportunity for doing
so n ost reasonably.
Arrangements can be made to have ladies or
children coming to California without escort
placed under the personal charge of our Travel
ing Passenger Agent who will accompany this
party.
For all further information call on or address
JOHN Z. ENNIS,
Travelling Pass. and Land Agent, Missouri Pacific
Railway Co., 100 Clark street, Chicago H., or
H. B. SMITH, JR.,
Pacific Coast Agent Missouri Pacific Railway Co.,
Cos Market street San Francisco.
d3Qia3 1017
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The Efficacy of Prayer.

DENVER (Col.), December 29th.-A pc
culiar sect, whose headquarters are in
Chicago, and who believe solely in the
efficiency of prayer in curing human all
ments, lately discovered in Denver. creates
considerable comment. The establishment
is known ms the ." Tabernacle of the Lord,
and is conducted by w. T. Williams, as
sisted by his wife and several old ladies. 1t
is run something like the Foundlings
Home. Children who have been aban-
doned by their parents, and other waits Of
tender age who have been taken from the
poor-house, and raised until stout boys
and girls, are then sent to farm near
Boulder belonging to the same sect The
ideas of the people conducting this unique
establishment are Ethiopian in some re-
spects and fanatic to degree, they utterly
in the remedial powers of
physics. A case occurred yesterday show
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IT will be an everlasting reproach to
the country if the people permit General
Grant to he sold ont of house and home fo7
debt contracted in an effort to repair in
iuries occasioned by the failure of the firm
of Grant d Ward The old soldier is
FRUSTRATED by bis financial troubles; the
relics Of his heroisln have been seized
upon under an execution; his personal
effects are attached. He Is sick, broken, in
old age and poor. VIII the American
people permit the man to suffer to whom
the nation owes 50 much, and whose re-
verses are the result of no dishonest acts
on his part?
THE storm has passed the high waters
are rcceding. VIII any citizen now say
in view of the confidence it inspired, to
say nothing of the actual strength it con-
triutetI-that he regrets the work done
upon our levees the past summer and fall
or that he is sorry he voted for theIevee
tax? Or, on 5he other hand, is there any
citizen who voted against it, and who
noted last week the feeling of security in
which the people reposed, and the total
absence of alarm, who is still glad he
cast his vote against Strengthening our
leyee deienses?
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The Trouble in the Signal Corps.


LOUISVILLE. December 29th.-At noon
to-day Samuel } Randall was formally
welcomed to Louisville at the Board of
Trade rooms. John E. Green delivered
the address of welcome, at the conclusion
OF which he introduced the distinguished
visitor, who responded in a brief speech,
which stated that he came South to study
the customs and needs Of the Southern
people, their resources and industries. He
spoke of the incoming Administration,
promising prosperity peace and plenty for
the American people. Congressman Nc
Adoo followed in a brief talk on the inter
ests of the country in general and the
South in particular. At the conclusion OF
the reception Randall and party Were
driven 10 the Pendennis ClubrOOms, where
Il IL.
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,Jarine Disaster Feared.

New YoRK. December 29th.-It is gen
orally believed ut Islip and Babylon, /. l.
that a steamer went ashore near Fire
Island last night in a dense fog. Guns and
whistles were heard distinctly up to noon
to-day Nothing has been heard from the
beach The fog still continues.
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NEw YoRK, December 29th.-Jack Nc
Donald. made famous by seconding
Heenan. the "Benicia Boy" in his fight
against Tom Savers in 1860, is now lying
dangerously i'll of paralysis.
"Plunger" Walton is going to take up
his residence at st. Louis, and says he is
done with the turf forever.
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LONDON, December 29th.-An entente
cordiale' has been arranged between France
and Germany for the naturalization of the
territory of the African International Asso-
citation
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Next Year Provided for.
Entente Cordiale ARRANGED.

PARIS, December 29th.-The Chamber OF
Deputies to-day-351 to 127-voted 1000,
100000 francs on account of the expenses
of So
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Columns (Ohio), December 20th.-Presi-
dent Mcbride of the State Miners Associa-
ton, has issued a call fer a Convention in
this city January eth. to consider the situa-
ton in Hooking valley. The operators
claim that the strike is practically over,
and they now have nearly all the miners
they can accommodate. Between thirty
and forty old miners went to work to-day
af the relnccd rate of 40 cents
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ANNOUNCEMENT!

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROO
ii to let. Inquire . c. X, at this office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY CLBGG and Samuel Clegg her hus
County, West Virginia; Sanford Jones, q
minor, who resides at Big Spring, Wayne
County, Iowa, and Oscar Jones, a minor. who
resides at Allerton, Wayne County Iowa will
take notice that William A. Howell, Admiu-
istrator with the will annexed, of the estate
of John Howell, deceased on the leta day OF
July, 1884, filed his petition in the Probate
Court within and for the county OF Monroe,
and State of Ohio, alleging that the personal
estate of said decedent is insufficient pay his
debts, legaciss and the charges Of adminis.
tering his estate; that he died seized in fee
simple OF the following described real estate
situate in said county Of Monroe and State
OF Ohio to wit:
AL Of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty six. township three range tour, excert I
seventy four aud thirty seven hundredth
acres sold off of the same by Philip holland
and wife to William Alexander, containing
eighty two acres more or less.
Also, the northwest quarter Of ths south
vest quarter OF section thirty, township
three range four, except about twenty acres
sold by John Howell and wife to William
Pasco, said exception being all that part OF
sai6 tract on the sopth side of the creek, and
being all the lands of which the said Wm.
Howell died seized.
The prayer of said petition is :or the sale
of said premises. for the payment Of the
debts, lssacies aud charges aforesaid
The persons first above named win further
take notice that they have been made par
ties defendant to said petitios, and that they
are required to answer the same on or before
the 20th day OF September, A. D. 1854.
WILLIAM A. HOWELL,
Admir- with the will annexed Of John How.
ell, deceased.
ijuly22,'s4t7.
Al. PEAR SON, Atty.