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'!" COAIPOUNDING. FELONY.
' Vir,6.olii the follOWing-from the Harris
burg . Patriot,: which , being 'published at
the . headquarters,ls likely-to be Conver
"mit with'the Oticts'; '. ' •
' 'Tlie,'Otticial compounders of felony
ar t eat bay.. Their course in accepttig
IfillepaugtLas states.evt4nce concern
ing a.crinie iw which 'he ,ii, on' . his own"
showing, the' chief ciffeilder; 'Was bad
enough, `'.But what e' - xctise can be offered
for their failure to "take imMediate ,reps
to remove him-from the office which:he
has forfeited as a criminal defaultet by
the
laws'of the commonwealth. In intik
,. ,
ing - himself state's evidence
,he escapes
the penalty of his own crime, but by the
partial favor of the state authorities
. he at
the same time keeps . pOssession of his
' office. 'This is the first instance, we ven
t'n,,fe, to, assert, in • which such large im
munities and' privileges. hove been ex
tended to 'an official who confesses him
self a criminal defaulter. The\ whole af
fair heirs too, strong an appearance of a
partisan effort to, protect A.lllspaugh at
the ,expense of Smith, itidl Wagoner. ;
When Millspa,ugh . found that itivesti
glition was to be made into the manage
ment of his office. he felt, that deltectiOn
was inevitable. . : The- The theft of five thom-,
.
sand dollars .frora = the license fund of a 1
eitylike Scranton could nut he easily
( 'concealed,", Ruitiors were 'already afloat
that' all was not rightlin the affairs -of
the treasi ry ai,_Scranton. Taking alarm
when the threat- of *filvestigation ap
pt•oached hitn . 'nearer h put his case into
the hands of hi s legal 'advisqs and polit
icia 1 friends who'counseiled hitn \ tro 'retain
his share of ,the plu nclet and denounce
his alleged isccoinplioes, as 'his only mode
-of escape As the result of an interview
withthe state authorities-he was permit
teCtO return without molestation to the
office-which, he has forfeited on payment
of - $2,500, -the` half of the amount to
which he acknowledgeti / le have robbed
the treasury of Pennsylvania ot. Smith
and Wavaer were aran.ted four days 'to
raise their share of. the money and thus
compound with the state antlioritiea, and
upon failbre they were thrown into jail.
.According to the simple facts thus tar
developed )11.111spaugh li is the principal,
ond it may turn out, the only dimitial
in the case. The guilt of theothers rests
only,on- his unsupported. ,testimony, and
. it will lie: , taken with e xtreme caution.
under . the circumstances, He stole the
fiVe thousand 'dollars befcire • the others
could , . be connected as .pailies "to `the
crime.` The false and fradt4erit return
to the treasury is,swor i n torby li,illspaugh
and is in his own handwriting. Smith's
offense consists'in assting to the fra.,tid
after its full commiss ibn by Millspaugh„
and
.. irc accenting a titibqrom him for
concealing, it. ..,..Wagoner was In no of- -
ficial position. But' Millspaugh could
hhye committed this
. franth, and itrobaljly
did, without any acCoinplioes, , The tes
t* my of a rogue:who Makes a fraudu
lent return under 'cath -to the treasury
will•not bee - entitled to much weight:, 'Yet
. bi,# - ,ltr4nge perversion
. of justice,' Mills:
rillit,"foes'free not oilV; h - ut, , ,.i8 restored
tO.iiiii; office and to,tllie, chrilideiice'of his
neighbors and fend* -ibifixe ns. ' ~A Confess
,
.sed . crimiiial defaulter in the sum `of $2,-
500, which.. still reina'ni! appaid,.he as=
aiimei his :Wilde iVii,4:,, he i ,:ebpsent.'of the
authorities of the state in impudent deti
\
stile of the law?'
ite have hesitated to CCinment editor- ,.
illi on 'this inattik: that''''' ib'of .- so' much
interest.to'the:oiti*eta , of bur city be
, eause)we:have:heiitated' , itn, believe - that'
s4.Ofticei ; in !:111.ra Xithipaugh's position
would - .be. guilty - Of such, :'4 exime - where
tetection would-;apparently.:be so easy,—
The, repeated - publication of the' matei
• ill' facts,'. hoWever, .0d the absence of
srlY 'PEW - fo the , coitiary; 'seem . to ihdi
elate4t.'atltiO:iohaiteti
,rnay: be ;th o true ;
tiftok,ehleil4 'he - the, i c4ise, and: it is . true
AS alleged aka' dOveruo Hartratiff , has,
_promised Millspaugh Immunity from
~; ',PunfSlinient:i'llis- c Onductii i it:the Preniiie a
*iiliot `,l;l3,4,o6':'i6VeiPlyl'4n4ii-04, :,0 .:.
',.*t4113,144.9:146 .fit I *WP, -0. .i0. I ** lo 9t
irtififgaPili, aovitkit 13640 ia the .. pas i;
' aJi of
MEE
on of a siuct-re repentant, but. rather
like, asinner who repents because be is
afraid
,to goi!to bell. ~
,If MillSpauihitole
the Money, as alleod, We cancertainly
, • 1 \ . .
see no reason why he ehould be acCepted
as state's - evidence, ,or why , 4ioverpor
~
Hartranft's Virtuous indignation should
exhaust itself. on 'a couple of clerks, 'who
seem tee have been tools rather than - prin.:
eipals, unless it be that one has some
Republican friends of some influence,
w
li
fie
_the_pther has 110•,,,.90,Ta5CaL is
of ly accepts d\ its state's evedence to con
,vict other rascals, wheie frOiwthenatUri.
of thecircnnistance atteudingthe:crime
conviction iwould be impossible withQut.
lii this ease we do • not. see . ' that,:there
could have) been , any 'great difficulty in
t raving the
f;cts without :taking' 0e:
criminate ;ithe'riiSelves;:as 'witnesses.. :It •
could .easily, have :been showif, liow, much
our.city treasip . er received . fur
and tilietWiinony -. ofThe• . state'llTaSu:t•e - r:
'woUld;sho'W whether the MOney'64. been
'pKoperly - paid,
emnistiknces, Hartntt) ft. bps made: any bar- .
gain \by -iv ich‘ aOl t :is to bit shield
ed . at expense Couple ref toois
•who:hav'e no. friends"; then we 'are free - to
say \ that such • cuuduct is: a.very poor
apology : - fOr .genuine refOrm•'arid hardly'
worthy of a \ man 4ho aspires to be• a'
'prit.sidentiat candidate. ' Millspaneh
certainly Vwes. it to 'himself and hien - di
to'make.i full and complete statenient : Of
1
all the 'fats connected' with , the, - .matter,
showing - howrand :when' the money was
taken= blow .'"much ' each : received, and
k w,hat is the present
. irrangement
the .gOvei•nor.-45crantao Times. ,
. .
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Mr. , Watsonin , his last ed.Poriai in the
` Republican, conies down' hum' his high
• • I.
\- hor se i; the 4ttorniq • fee' 'miter and
1 . ..
. ,
makes the following confeSson. •
Had #ttviley possessed .. th- least desire.
to be fair and do justic. to a neighbor
and townsman, he, would: have said sin'-
ply this: . .
. ..
"We Were. mistaken when-.we stated
that . Mti i ; Watson entered ..what small
notes h&,had on.hand • just briore the bill
passed
p aholiihinkattokney fees, &c., to se-'
cure attorney fees, : fur upon a more, care
ful examination of the appearancP docket
in the FirothonotArY's office s w.e find that
the notes referrrd to Wt.'l*o not Mr.
Watsoti'p notes at all, but were notes en- .
terod for 4is clients in the . regular course
ebusitiess, and consequently the ehtligi-s
Ne made, were nettrae. ' -
1 Thi!. "Court House • Ring" tactics in
he abole appears in the attempt to dis
tort our language into the assertion of
his own; that we accused him of entep
ing attOrney . , , fees on his, own noteit,
which Jte was Payee when- he only din-it
in the , "regular course of. bUsiness."
There never was a law 4n tins State or
any other,either before or since the pass
age of., this prohibitory attorney fee" bill
last winter; that alio*ed the payee of a
. note,behe: an. attorney or Judge, to en
a fee on hif343W4i note,andit is the weakest
thing. - * - r. Watson has . yet, done, to pre
sume ; Upon; the ignorance' of the reader.s
of tl..e IRepubliccto by attempting to
himself for not dOing a thing which
it.was - . t.0 do. and on,
which We never charged upon him, as'a
defense egattist his "regular coarse
basineis," - 'which he :admits. Like tht
'Countijail buds, the truth is finally ad
mitted as we stated: , it.. Now we hav,
this , toi say . riglit 'here, that. when wc
make statement of a recarded fact it_
will hereafiee be. Much better for all
partieS interested to defend on the merits
ofithetransacticn,than to resort to the ofi
repeat. d. ruse ,of simply pronout‘cifig;
E. B. fiawley a common liar, Tilts iris
so signally failed every-. time it hits bee'
attempted that it. Mis come to be a full
confession of guilt., -
17-11) GOVL'ILVOR'S VETOEA.
Goy.Hartranft vetoed the approprialion[
bill, for Normal schools for . the current;
year, commencing the - first Monday' int
June. He did 1 ot, however, fail to signl.
the ; lobbying bill appropriating $40,00q
for State building in Centennial
grounds, or for an appropriation of- $55,-i
J.
990 Mckre for all empty niititary pageaut4
and iifter the,,Commonweillth of Pennsyli l
vania contributed a milliou'dollars. The i
Harrisburg Patriot thus allude's to thl
subject : , •
'Theperil to the normal schbols shoulti
then' base there been taken into consider :I
ation. These'lwil bills' in which 110
•
Governor manifested so keen aniutere
would have almost covered,. the riorinal
school appropriations. Had they
'passed' there would have been to neceil
city of a veto' at the normal school aril
propriations on the_ plea of a want of
honey= iii t)te 'treasury. But through
the e;traordinary - actiVitv . of' the ;official
lobby the Qentennial bills -- were 'Ottsll,eq
Qrwarfl:itiid promptlysignet', And'rwife.it
`tberlio'rriad school bills came; tip . 111.0)01..
turn the money is already ''atitiOilied . ,bt i
'the appropriations, for a State building s ;
Ithe'Oentennial- anitior militia4dB Ana
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tranSportion. Such of the normal schools
as hive 'un4ertaken improvements mutt
suspend operations for the presentlyear,
while the Governor takes his ease in 'the
gaudily furtliished _apartments that have
been,.prOvi4d for him the .State Cen
tennial buWing lat the expenae - - of the
puiiie treasury. 'Normal schools may be
all well enough in their way, but ~their
interests ar4 not to be pit in•compartson
wA the chile festivities and military pa
rad4s . of the Governor and his, official
at4fri,
BAD 'J OR - THEM TO.
:Monday' i Dispatch has a long article
copied 'frOm the Baltimore
in . 4' , 14ch l 4e Democratic. party islheld
up to censure because two of the minor
officers; of ine House have turned out to
be unfit 'for their . places. , •On another
page'of" th r e Dispatch we find`the,follOW
ing!: '
•filltutlinuna, PA., , June ,34.—Mar
shli,11'8.-BMith, a -clerk in the Pennsylva
nia State Treaitiry Department, and
John A. Wagoner; formerly clerk in
the Anditijr General'a office, were aire4-
edi:to -2 6ap On information laid, against
them by. Orc.v. Hartranft for conspiracy
to!defraudi the State of $5,000 due from
the city (I'Scran too." •
50 , it r
00Pears that Republican f clerks
tillty be guilty of "ways that are dark" as
well as Denit l ?cra•ie clerks and Door-keep
ertp., The;moral of this lesson is, that
people, who live in glass hOuses hid bet:.
ter not,begin to cast stones. That Dem-•
o4rats may Make mistakes occasionally
in their choice of officials is , among the
incidentsitbat cannot be avoidedunder a'
system Of gOyernment like our's, but the
9'iflingelEpoitires of this character are as
as sand hill to ,Mount Vesuvius, when
ch i tniiareti with the robberies and rascali-
Rs of the Republican leaders.
•
It is w'ell for people . who. sincerely' de
• • • •
siirereform the administratioo of • the:
iOverni4nt and . retrenchment' of the
public expenditures to : understandiand
remembiir. that the • deMocratic house of
itepreSen iatives: at .Washington. haS re
&iced ~tlie appropriations forkq millions
Of dollatia \ - below - the sum total.'of the
atne appropriations made 'br the pre
e-di ug cpiigre3s. •If the - republican sedate
iJ .= , • -
nstead • persistently and.. obstinately-
9pposing these .reductions, hlad assented
to them; congress would now be - ready .- to
t~djourn But the leaders of the,repnb
licansenate, the. hertnatis;
Coreklin'gs :and the Monona are resolved
t,o defeat - the reforms instituted
.4 the
house, i)artly-: because 'they 'fear that if
•
ildopted; the credit would be given the
dereocracy ancUparfly liecause their adop•
!tioncivoUld interfere' with their . political
• plan s.vOlich - can carried into praCtical
leftect s ly through the. combined power:
tot the liurse and the sword of the nation.
The case of Harney against Kerr may
now - -hi. cmaidered closed.: Mr: - Kerr's
frientlsrneed ask 'no better vindication 'of
theSp4 - ker than his own frank, manly'
Words which will be generally accepted
putting an, .effectual squeitue on the.testi-' .•
moray Of - _the man Harney, It•now appears
plain that. the actuation azainst Mr. Kerr
was inStiptcd bysuble. New York Re
publicOais - who, .being "per uted by. the
neWspapers,n, thought best. to - put liar ,
ne - yoW the huntiof the scalps - of a .repre-,
sett' tative Dentibcratand thus attract pub,.
lie attention fro-nthemselves. We slo .
not recall a more malicious, baseless,reck
less at'plCk upon a public min.. - That it
.bas utterly failed, and that the intended
- victrini has lisen, rather • than fallen, in
publiC! esteem, will be the deliberate
juignient of, all fair-minded UnprejudiCed
loersons.—Phi4l: Tinzes.,
Th 4 movement to redeem the fractio
currency by silver coin brings to lig
tfie_foj t mwhat
,singular. fact that. about
ten millions fractional currency has been
entirely &et : it-Ted' and lost,.and
nev
er beOresented for. retlemiition. The . to= ,
tal in tip, this - .time.
- •
not More than. thirty million:A.6llam
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The basis for . this belief 'is the total
amount of issu e s of fractional currency.
which have been redeemed and , replaced
by-later. ones. In paying out, coin for,
fractional currency, the amount of these
issues which have come in is found to be
limit d, justifying the ,concinsiOn that
fully .ten, million dollars have disappear.
ed frbm circulation and will not make ,
its apPearance at , the treasury again. .
Fi* the first twenty days of the Cet •
.tennfal Exhibition the aggiegate attend
ance Ireaohed the• number of 723,141'
,persOns. This is, at the rate of 35,157•
fwr day. Or-the -whole. humber 321,148
entered free leaving the' nUtUb(.l paying
at 441,993; 'total receipts. Were
0.0,;996.50; :a daily average..of'4lo.oooi
the -inanagers:' have a btnall Jmargin = for.
inciqentals, to say nothing of the 'stock= ,
holders.' •
:
In. New York, the other day ',IV not 9 - -
rious "saw -dust" sWindlei-4 , 14 :ig, an
individual who - advertised, - counterfeit
money to sell,and sent saw-4,tii,tinsteid
to would-be ptiri3basos-L-was_senOnnEid
to thirteen months 'iMprisoninent
fine of five . hundred dollars. It is a
great pity some of this chap's, victims
could not be found:to share , his iinprison-
Jrient and fine. The swindler is,. _bad.
,entiughin all cohicience, but those
awallor>r his lait are , worse; if possible:
Gol`l 1080 d in New York (Irk liiindaY
at rA2I.
itidveitisentebis Week.
V'EYSTON ACADgMY rfide` eighth
it I year commences on the first Tneaday in Septem
ber. The tall. term closes., on the Tuesday, before
Thanksgiving. The winter, term commences on the
first. Tuesday after Thankilgiving; Courses of study
and complete. Expenses moderate. 'For aataloguei
or Infortaation addrees, JAMES FRBAB,.
June 14,1876.-8 m Factoryville, Pa.
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A AMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF,
Real Estate in Middletown Township. - _
The undersigned adminiatratora of the estate of Wil
liam R. Spafford, late of,the township of Middletown,
dee'd. in pursuance of an order of the ,C,rphan's Court
of tbuCounty of - Su aquehanna will eipose at public
sale on the premises in Middletown township on
Saturday July.Bo , , 1876, at '1 thiock,
all the following described pieces of land, situate in
raid township and bounded and described aslolloWs, t.
wit : Ist Piece bounded on the north by lands of 11.•
Birdsall, on the east by lands of H. Birdsall- and the
Wolf road, on the south by lands of Miles . Baldwin
and M. Brundage, containing sixteen acres more or
Ices, haying thereon good mill privileges. &c. '
second piece, situate in said townshif) of. Middletown
and oounded and described as follows to, wit : Bound—
ed on the north by lands late of John Fitzgerald, on the'
east by lands of F. Flana2an, on the south by .public.
highway and on the west by lands of the 'Rose estate,
containing one hundred and one acres more or less and,
partly improved.
TERMS—SIOO doWn ; $5OO on continuation of sale.
and balance one year thereafter with interest.,
June 14,1876.-4 w.
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L ..t NNUAL FINANCIAL -;
invent of Auburn School District: for year. ending
Jane 5,1876. , • • • '- " 4
, .
nionms. • , , •
• •
Balance in Trensnrers hards'ilane 7.1875.: 197 41
Cash received from Collector .: .
.• „. 2.845 98
State approp:imio , for 1875:- 446 40
2CPE `• DIT IMES.
Salaries of Te tehere
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For new school bnilding ai.d: lota' - 1.265 40
For fuel and . repair. '. ' : • . ' ' ..,',244 C 7
For Furniture - . , 64 38
For making duplicates..;. ....... : :.:. .' . ...:. :.., , i: 5 00 -
For Pennsylvania School Jouni.il l 'i .. . : ..... ; '• , 100
i i
For refunding order to C01ieCt0r................ ,35 49
For unpaid orders of . 871'and'1872: - •, ' --; 144 05
Secretary's salary....- ' ' ..... 85.09
Treasurer's c(Arnmis,ion ... ' - 49 38
Miscellaneous expenses._ ......... "..,:.„,.. 1.Y7 25
Publishing statemeht.. ' • \...... •• ,• • '.. . 400
I
$8,446 83
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Balance In treaaniy June 5,187 96
• W. 11. 1111 W; Prealdent.
C. W. PIERSOIS'. Secretary.' . . •
June 14. 1876 —lw
A NNUA L ' FINANCIAL SI ATE
went of. the Montrose. Graded:School, for the
year ending June 50870. • 4
. .
RECEIPTS.
Omits amount of tax duplicate ......... ...$3,559 85
Deduct . s per cent. allowed tax payers..slol 34
exoncrations, deficiences and
errors • 51 921 153 26
Total tsx 'receipts $2.406 59
Dog tax for 1674 andlB7s ...
eliSl from former Treasurer • ' • 167 72
Tuition • 6' 424 10
State appropriation -" • . '
- 358 40
' ' sx.Psworrusit't :
Paid teacher? salaries .: $2.422 00
Printing and advertising., .46'19
Janitgr's wag05.....:-.......... .. .. ... .. ..: .... 108 50
Insurance on budding... • .... ..* .. .... ' 'l5 00
Fur 1......... ,9 22146
Tuition refunded, crayons, etc
Repairs, school register, table ...e.
galary of secretary._ ,„
Treasurers• percentage:.. . . i.
•
Miscellaneous.. -
Balance cash on hand .. ' •
AMOS NICROLS Secretary.
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We the uo-'ersig,ned auditors of the Board of Mont
rose having examined the accounts ofJames R.-DeWitt;
Treasurer .m
of School Board of Montrose the orders
paid by him, find a balance in his hands orthree han
dred and sixty dollars and thirty-two cents.
CHAS. H. SMITH,
'ISAAC lIA.MLIN, Auditors.
F. B. CHANDLER,
June 14;1816.-1w.
30 i• "ET FL 1,
WAGONS;;:dAIIIIIA4E.S.:,..4
BUGGY, CONCORD, PIIZETON I , AND
EVEIERS; '. - SINGLE ; - AND DOUBLE
BODIES OF TETE LATEST STYbES.
J.OBBING, DONE PROMPTLY.
E• T. PURDY..
Montroee, acme 7,1870.
I,Tick•;:toi!tOls.iiig,
The undfsrei i n -,- , ,_-....L' ' :-:-.--"'',--
Unc.-rtak4=;g rj'."id''-';'•%•'''';4":4`vi ed will
, 'lb their , ' 115 "" a SPecialit makes;
~, ~. Y
AU Iteedieg their eery' . will. • • bui 3 lbues. -
to, Satio d etcou guaranteed.
be •promptlyattqhded
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11% ;B. MATTEIEWiI
r IL.neevlle• a., APril 7.1870. _ . , 14-tf if":
. r ,
,_ .
i .. p . &
A LLKINDS 'OF- BLANKS "
A THisooFFIC
.
.i:
LUCY PAFF,, DAVIS— •ORD, t , • • •
Admee.
S
Bills out, about $lOO-4. B. Dawn..
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W. U. JESSUP,
President.
Manufacturer of
'3lelghssa.
-0-
SIDE-BAlt GEARS.
W 11IFFL - pT,R,F ! E .
GOODS ! GOODS
Wrnit
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF MENS',
BOYS' AND YOUTHS'
'CLOTHING,
MENS' SUITS, S6TOSIS
BOIS' 8110MS' ssllslo
DRYLOOOI.)k.i;
HATS &,-;:0
.BOOTS,',-,AIiD!:::.O4IIOi:S.,,,,,tANKEE
Cheap for cash. No chirges for showing our geo4s.
• ,
W3l. HAYDEN.
New Milford. May 1141
TIINKHANNOCK
BURNS it
ITALIAN 146,- ....001(1AN-gARBLE,
softer' ::&, - ...: 411y,itIc 1 41 - : . GRAtITt,
$3,489 79
MOM
P. C; BURNS, - r • ,
Tunkharinock. Pa. It9l. 19;1876.-717
MODES DE PARIS I
C , 1 -7 , 41 y
FRENCH MII I LIN ER Y,
The largo:set and best stock of Millir.rey ()cods outside
of - Newyork, and at the - very lowest cash prices. I
buy for cash and.sel; tor csualk. We will mit be under
sold. LADIES' (L&I'S AND HEAD-DRESSES la
a very large variety,
'PRANK LESLIE'S PATTERNS.
$3,410 WI
V2O
`63 26
32 41
. .... ...• 32- i
$3,410 2kl
Sae just meshed an
At prices to suit' the bard lima;
fine 'OE
i;;
NOTIONS; FANCY GOODS,
MARBLE,'.,',NO'RKS.
Itanufactprersof and Veslen In
m.4.aßi. AND SLATS MANTLSB.
A . Specialty.
INrComotory Lots Enclosed.pir
115r0r113.5 . gEl!t3r.le•am„
97 Court &Thet, Binghamton, IT. T. 97.
HAM 'GOODS, ETC.
F. ROZELIS..
Binghamton, N. Y., APril 19, 1876.,-IYer3l
,t Legal.
DMINNTRATOR'S NOTICE.—Die
• the estate
_of Renben Fuller, late of 'Liberty
township; Susquehanna County-, Petinsyl.7ania. dee'd.
Letter's of Administration in the Kid estate having
been granted to the Undersigned. Al persons owing
said estate are requested to make. immediate payment,
and all persons• hayintr clams •against raid estate are
requested to present them without delay.
IRA FULLIIR.
May 10. 1876.=-6w: Administrator.
A' D AIINISTR ATO ICS NOT I CE. In
.
~C. 31... the estate. of James , eDennet:, ate of 11.nrh.twp.
dec'd. Leiters of Admintrtroim , in the raid ertate
having been granted to the underrigned ad persons ow
ing said estate, are requested to make immediate pay‘
ment. andUll perrons having claims egainsi said Estate
ate requested to present s them withont delay:
ELL CATHERINE McDQNNELL,
. .
.' '• . JAMES MO. NNELL, , •
ALEXANDER McDONNELL,
May Bd, 1876.-6 w . Administrators. ,
ADITOR'S NOT i CE.--Ti. e Under'
signed an •auditor appointed by the Orphans'
Court of Susquehanna COnitty to dlstr:buteihe funds
remaining In the hands C. Ft r and Trustee
of the estate of Joseph Backus. decle. will ttend to the
duties of his appointment at his office in Montrose,
on Monday . . June sth. at 1. p. xhich time
and place all person" intern:led will present their
claims or be forever debarred from coining in on said
fund.
May
ad.
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Auditor,
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n actin?: VIM the-Montriaollso i I wuy , the Lehigh Nati •
Railraan ana the D. L. &Y.l4kiirnoui.
April 1 ' 18'73. '
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and *Orkmanship. Itepn rirg bent'y ,done.
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