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April ith, 1873.
STATE OF MAINE.

At a Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth with.
in and for the County of Hancock on the Cd
Wednesday OF April, A. D., ls73.
WILLIAM EASTMAN named Executor in
w certain instrument purporting TO We the last
will and testament of Nancy l.. Eastman late of
Bunksport, in said county deceased, having pre-
sented the same for probate:
ORDERED That the said Executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of this
Order to be published three weeks excessively
in the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
holden in Bucksport on the third Wednesday of
May next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
show cause If any they have why the said Instru-
ment should not be proved, approved and allowed
as the lass Will and Testament Of said decea sed.
3wlCs PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Regr.
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100000 ACRES,
Cheap Farms
The cheapcs; land in market. for sale Nv the
UNION PACIFIC RAIL ROAD COMFY.
IN The GREAT PLATr VALLEY,

1000 600 Acres in Central Nebraska
NO" for sale IA tracts OF inrty and upwards
on INc ana t'u year, credit At per cent. No al.
vance interest required
VI hi and healtHiui climate fertile soil An ahnp
dance oil bupd Water.
The Best market In the West The great Min
ing regions n NyomiH-, Colorado. titan AnI Ne
yadA, beng supplied hy farmers in thr Platte
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men end wo
men. we give employment that pays from "a to
O. per day Business strictly honorable. and
adapted to every city town and village. send
J. Latham a. Co. 292 Washington st. Boston,
Mass tf51.
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HARRIET y. CLDS<OS
NELSON ToRREl.
bAMAEl- T.. TDREEN.

Al.N lila u. ttNl-
lNtcr Islc April O. l-1j.
~ a Court OF Probate holden AZ Ellsworth. with
m and Tor the County OF Hancock, on the .II
Wednesday OF April, 4. D., 1873.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED. That
said petitioner give public notice TO all persons In.
Icicsi~i, by causing copy oi the petition and
thi- order Of the Court thereon, 10 De-
published three weeks succe-sIycly IN the Ell>-
worth American news paper published Ia Elt--
worth, in said County, that they may appear At a
Court ct Probate for said County, to 30 held al
Buck-port, on tho 81 Wednesday OF May
next, al ten of the clock the forenoon. and
shew cause, II any they have. why the prayer
OF said petitioner should not be granted.
3wlG' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest ;-Geo. A. Over. REGISTER.
4 true copy OF the petition and order OF Court
thereon.
Attest GEO. A. DYER. Register.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
/ to all concerned, that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
TIMOTHY MCDONALD, late Of Bucksport,
in The County of Hancock, yeoman, deceased, by
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceaseds estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon, to ex.
hibt the same for payment.
ALFRED MCDONALD.
Feb'y 20, 1873. 3wl6s
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lMMEDIArELY.-lf every family knew the
value Of Miss sawyer's Sa.ye they would imme-
diately purchase a box and never be without it,
II your Druggist is out of this Salye and negiects
10 keep supplied, send seventy five cents rs d.
rected in another column, and say you saw the
advertisement in this paper. l5u
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THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvFR
OIL Is Hazard and Caswelrs, made on the
sea shore, from fresh selected livers. by CAS-
WILL, HAZARD Il Co; New-York. 1t i. alb
solutely pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken it prefer ii TO all others. Physi-
clans have decided it superior TO any OF tho
other oils in market. 4wI-
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STAGNATIoN in the blood tends TO produce
nine-tepths OF the diseases "hesh is heir to-
This. however. is obviated, WITHOUT DEBIII-
TATING the sy stem. by administering LArhAMs
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. II 81.
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ITO THE HON Judge OF Probate Tor the touH
IL OF Hancock.
Harriet y. Ciosson. Nelson Tor-cy. pamart-
Torrry and AIRY lila u. Gray, in sad county re-
specially represent that they are seized a. hctr-
" ith other, namely; INDIAN Torrry, Lnrcuht
Collins. heirs OF Sarah IL. Collins and Ihcohor,
\. TorTcy, In the real estate whereof Eh"ncI"r
1.rrvy late oi beer ISL" Diet -ClErL abd pos
srs-cfi, an inventory whereof has been duly re-
tnrned into the Probate Oflice That or proper
zion l. onc-eighth each which We arc DESTROYS ul
holding scVrrGlty. We therefore pray shat
your honor would grant a warrant To- suitable peg
soo- authorizing them to make division 81 -tid
h.trr anil "a sct % t. each as proportion Of ia.
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NEW ORLEANS, April %

NEW ORLEANS, April %.
Up 70 u NJ. no information Of any
lighting in Livingstone Parish was receiv-
cd here. Il IS understood that a compro-
mise has been effected in the Parish.
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Memoranda.

Br brig Ottawa OF Miramichi reported pick
ed up add IN in Bay Of fundy, struck on the
middle ground York. Narrow. near Bas.
liarbor. fremont, 18Th inst. Came of Satur-
DAY and went into Bass Harbor SUNDAY, pro-
cured pilot and proccedel 10 Boston same
day.
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Cenia ur Linfment.


There is no pain which Centaur Liniment
will not re lieve, swelling it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will not cure. This is
strong language, but it is true. where the parts
are not gone. It's effects are marvellous. Ii has
produced more cures Of rhermatism, neuralgia,
ock-jaw palsy, sprains, swellings, cak ed
breasts, scalds, burns. salt-rheum, ear ache, &C.,
upon the human frame, and of strains, SPAWN.
gals, &C., upon animals, in one year than have
all other pretended remedies since the world
pain reliever. Crpples throw away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without scar. 1t is no humbug. The recipe
is published around each bottle. II is selling
rs no article ever before sold, and it sells be-
cause it does just what itpretends to do, Those
who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or
swelling deserve to suffer if they will not Use
Centaur Liniment. More than 1000 certificate,
Of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs
chronic rheumatism. govt, running tumors. &c,
have been received. We will send a circular
containing certificates, the recipe. &C.. gratis,
TO any one requesting X. One bottle OF the
yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or sweenied
horses and mules, or for screwworm in sheep.
stock owners-this Imminent is worth your al
tention. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment- }. b. ROSE 4 Co.. New York.
l5w5
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Freedom Notice.

For valuable consideration, hereby release
70 my minor son, Frederic l.. kenney, all claim
to his services or time, and give notice that from
and after this date, shall not claim any of his
earnings nor pay any debts OF his contr acting.
THOMAS L. KENNEY
Ellsworth, April 10, 1878. 3wl6s
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List of Letters.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office
April 18th.
Bragdon, John Maddox, Benjamin
Crowley, Miss Julia ScammOn, Geo. l..
Clement, Florence Wescott, Bert d.
Davis, Ellen
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Cheap !! Cheap !!

Having bought from A. J. Cameron his stock OF
Groceries, q an prepared to sell oil kinds OF
goods generally found In grocery store, It very
low figure.
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Launched.
From the yard OF Abraham Lord on
Tuesday, a fine schooner named Nellie
Grant of about 100 tons .. NJ. owned by
J. I. L G. II. Grant and others, and built
by Abraham Lord. master workman. The
Nellie Grant is thoroughly built, with oak
wales. locust trunnels, hard pine clamps,
and fastened with composition spikes and
butt-bolts. She is intended for the coast
ing business and Is commanded by Capt
Lorenzo Jordan, who is part owner
Master Lord has the timber in the yard
and will at once commence work on sec
ond vessel, to be about 400 tons burthen,
three masted schooner. and intended to be
one OF the finest vessels of the class ever
built on this river. The Messrs. Grants,
Writings, John West, Isaiah Blaisdell and
John True are among the owners. She
will probably be completed the present
season.
Four other first class vessels are now on
the stocks and will be launched In few
days and work will be commenced on four
more within the next two or three weeks.
Eden. Bar uarbor.
April 10th, vessel arrived from Ban
gor with a cargo of lumber, for Mr.. 0gdon
of Boston, who is intending to complete
private house.for use the present season, at
a cost of about s. 600.
-Mesrs. ConnOrs and Others are building
a new wharf North of Roberts Steamboat
wharf Tor the accommodation of yachts
and boats.
John Salisbury has nearly completed
his French roof Cottage house. His SITE
dent will be in every respect, most desira-
Bile.
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Notice.

Picked up adriit, Apsil sth. in Frenehnan's bay
five Porgie nets. TAe owner oaa have the sane I.
W iSSuife Il JOSEPH sINCLAlR,
lwl6s Iron Bound Island.
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II

TO THE Hon. JUDGE Of Probate tor the coun.
ty OF Hancock.
The undcrsign Guardian OF Augustus T.. Darby
and Ella NJ Darby OF Brooksylle In SAID county
al Hancock Minor heirs Of Elisha Darby late Of
Brooksyie in said county. deceased. respectfully
represents that said NJ inors selket and pos
s".-ed IL the following described Real Estate
viz The Homestead OF the late Elisha Darby,
consisting Of story and Il half house and |. and
about ten acres OF land, situated in West Bruok--
vile. That would be for the benefit oil said Mi
nor, that sad Real Estate should be sold. and the
proceeds thereof put out at interest or othersi-"
used for their benefit alter deduciing the *.
peu-e- oil Guardian ship. She therefore pray- that
licen sc may be granted her to sell and convey
the above described Real Estate =, public or pri
waite sale, according to the requirement oil the
Law in such cases made and provided.
March 18th, ls13. ELIZA a. DARBY
STATE OF MAINE.
UAScocK, S.. Court OF Probate, April
Term. \. D., ls93
Iron the foregoing petition that SAID
petitioner give public notice to all person inter
ested by causing copy OF the petition, and this
order thereon, to be published three weeks sue
cessiyely in the Ell swOrth American a newspaper
publ she'd IN Ellsworth. in said County, thai they
may appear at a Court of Probate for said county
he held at Bucksport, in said county, on the 81
Wednesday of May next. at ten of the clock in
the forenoon and show cause. If any they have,
why the prayerOf said petitioner should not be
granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest &c GORGE A. Dl Err. Register. 5wli'
l. ty OF Hancock
The underr igned, Widow OF Mar. II, Perkins late
OF Castne. IA said County, deceased, respectfully
represents that said deceased died possessed OF
Personal Estate, an inventory of which has been
duly returned INTO the Probate ONCE :-That her
circum-t render it necessary that she should
have more OF said Personal Estate than she is en-.
titled TO on a distribution thereof; She therefore
pray- that your Honor would grant her such Al
lowance out OF said Personal Estate, as in your
discretion you may determine necessary aud prop
er Tor her proper support.
LOIS PERKINS.
April ith, 1873.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, = Court Of Probate, APRIL
Term, A. D., 1873.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED,-That
said Widow give public notice TO all persons in
terested, by causing copy of this order to be
published three weeks successfully in the Els
worth American, newspaper published in Ellis
WORTH in said County, that they may appear at u
Court Of Probate Tor said County, to be hold at
Ellsworth, on the Third Wednesday in JUNE
next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and
shew cause if any they have, why the same
should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register. 3wl6'
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POSTERS and PROGRAMMES
printed at this Office
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AGENTS A RARE CHANCE !!

we VIII pay agents SFU per Week IN CASH, VINO
will engage with US at ONCE. Everything furnish
ed and expenses paid. Address, 4wl1
a. COULTER 4 CO, Charlotte. Mich.
uEnRv WARD DEEcAERS PAPER with the larg
u est circulation in the world, grows wonder
fully because it is the best paper gives the sub
scribers the most beautiful premiums. and offers
Canvassers the most LIBERAL TERMS. Send
for Circular. j. b. FORD h CO, New York Bos-
ton, Chicago or San Francisco. 4wlI
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STATE OF MAINE
no THE non. Judge of Probate for the COM

Attest. H. L. SAUNDERS, Clerk
\ true copy Of petition and order thereon
Jwlf Attest. IL. Il. SAJ NpERs. Clerk.
, 1873-07-13

'osa agea wefs noooss.r, to tho evolution
claimed; but thnt, II such a vaat oxtent Of timo
had elapsed, overy traco Of organization would
hive docomrosod and disappeared boforo tho
animals could havc boon covered up In tho bods
they now occupy. Flo rofers nlBo to tho fact that
somo fossils are found ont OF plaoo,-in strata
where thoy could not bo II living things Ind
mado t],olr appearance IN tho order laid down I'll
tho doctrine Of evolution.
rlo drift Of DR.. nadcltTc's idoas Is worthy Of
worry sorious consideration before giving ovolu-
ton tho high authority Which tts advocates arc
already beginning to claim Tor It. Tho line Of
reasoning is much tho same as TINT adopted by
Prof. ARaaeiz, with tho ditercncs that tho latter
is moro aclentife and technical, and tho former
moro readily compEohsndod By tho unframed
mimi
, 1873-07-13

Tho Linda Gilbert libol-autt against tho Chicago
Post terminated ycsterlay In d vordct Of ai1
ocnts damaRcB. II wo understand tllis matter
correctly, the Post assumed and charged that
tho scheme dcvisod by Mias Gilbert and her 49,
socatoa, In the namo Of prison-library charity,
was nothing moro nor less Than lottery, and
thoroupon denounced 1t az fraud, and tho per-
sonB concerned In 1t as parties to fraud. II
this wero tho libol, and VIC understand TINT WAS
tho substance Of it,-tho verdict ia not only ar1-
cient as meaaurc Of damages, but Is, porhaps,
open to tho objection that 1t WAS ai1 oonts too
much.
All lotterios are frauds. They arc Illegal In
this State. Thor tendency Ia to corrupt and de-
bnso public morals. Being such, noither the
nominal object for which they arc proposed, nor
tho, character Of thoBo who lend their nnmoa to
tho schemes, can relieve them Of the odium
which justly belongs to them. While charity
covercth multitude Of sins, it never aooks to
justify thcm. It does not suggest OWL PRACTICES
that good may como. Charity may coyor what
ever ofenBo tho managers Of lottery may COM
NIT, but 1t cannot justify tho lottory, nor mako
that which is criminal lawful and honest. Had
tho jury givon verdict for any substantial
amount Of damages, 1t would Aave been juBti-
tacatlon Of lotteries by sworn jury, which
would havo boon a legal non sequi.ur, &C well az
groat public injury.
, 1873-07-13

turo to ropair ita ravagos and ronow
its obstruction; md considering TINT tho
city Is not allowed to borrow dol
Jar, but must ratHo hll ita money by
taxation, tho pooplo Of Chicago hayo reason to
DO grateful that tho nocosBary expenditure has
not been made much larger, and that tho City
Council havo submitted to tho restraints and ro-
str1otlona placcd by wiso couneol Upon tho e1or-
ciBo Of thofr unlimited power.
slnco tho fire the population Of tho city llas
Increased in far greater ratio than at my pre-
vious timc. Had there bcon no fro tho nnpunl
expenditure would hayo largely increased over
that Of 1870. Increase OF population and In
croaso Of businoss bogot necessarily an
increase Of governmental and other
expenditures. To havo had to rebuild
Chicago with decline in business and
falling on In population, to have attempted to
rebuild tho echool-housoa and bridges and ro-
'pavo tho streets; to supply new wator-works,
and, gonorally, to mako tho city habitablo and
comfortable, would have imposed burden In
tho way Of taxation difficult to bo borno. But
the circumstances arc difrorcnt. We haye
grown amazingly Binco the fire. We hnvo
doubled and trebled our business In many
branches ne hayo restored tho vacant plnces
and rebuilt Chicago, and our expenditures for
public improvements and city government hhvo
not increased but little beyond tho percentage
thoy would havo done had there beon no fro /;
aud for that exccsa Of expenditure VIC hayo d
now city, botter provided than It otnerwiuo would
hRyo boon.
, 1873-07-13

The Progrea Of Lyons, France, was sup-
prsBsod III worry curious way. In ono of It's ts-
SUES. apropoR OF tho procosaonH Of tho Fcto
Dleu, letter was published, purportlng to hare
boon Wrltten by the BisAop Of Lyons to the
Project Of tho Rhono In which ho renowned
hll tho privileges and meaauroB Of federation
heretofore granted to Catholic Worship BY The
stato, and ordered that the SOLEMN PROFESSIONS
Of tho Feto Dleu should not take place. AL
though the letter was a hoax, dstod from the
Valley Of Jehoaaphat, and signed by II. do
Donal1, tho predecessor Of tho present Dtuhop.
, 1873-07-13

managed to become the ownors Of their houses
The collier now oarns E1 liz. Cd. whore ho used
to got but 11 por wock. Concerning tho prices Of
coal, tho following oxtraet from tho Testimony
is Of interest. "Thoro wero too many hands
botween the producer and tho consumer and,
to his mind, 1t WAS shame tho London NOR
cl'hnt should havo 1t In Ills power to Ho1l 1900
tona day at q profit Of fl por ton. ei1 months
ago, ho bought tho best si1kstone at tho pit,a
mouth for Fl . ton for = friend In London. Tho
duoa md carriage cost 12s. 3d., and tho car.ago
49,, making 81 les. I'd. ton, md yet at tho
snme period tho price In tho London market was
ca 1os. 10 did not sny there was any oombins-
nation amongst the merchants, but thoy Always
bad An understanding about the price to bo
charged to tho public"
, 1873-07-13

duty Of Oommtantonor Sheridan to toll what
Capt. Hickey reit1nod to toll? Or has ho, too,
"pasaod hs word Of honor 2"
II Oapt. 1Ilokoy'B case should novor bc moro
thoroughly vcntilnted than 1t IL now, 1t Ia certain
that he has violated ono ofttbo r1,les Of tho De-
partnont which roquirea that oil stolen property
Bhnll bo roturnod through tho Superintendent.
This Ia sufficient to warrant his dismissal. It
Ia atao certain TINT ho has boon in
tho habit Of bargaining with thieves and
thotr representatives for tho return Of
htolcn property. and 1t ia probable that other
polico-on}cers hayo boen similarly engaged in
this pornoious and unlawful practice. Tho dis
ntssa1 Of Capt. Hickoy for THU caao would bo
notice to tho whole Department that tue de-
moralizing practice must DO dropped.
, 1873-07-13

The oohl-aupply question still continues to as-
tract oarneht attention in England. A select
committee Of tho IIouao Of Commons is at pros-
out Investigating tho question, and at.ouo Of
their recent sessions aono interesting facts woro
developed touching tho condition of tho coal
rninera In Yorkshire. Ono Of tho heavy proprie-
tors testified that flfteon yoara ago there was
scarcely minor who could wrlto LIS own name,
Now they are educating themselves aua their
ohlldron. Harmoniums, pianos, and porambu-
lators arc to bo aoon, and tho minors club
together sometimoa aud get bottle of cham
pagne, "to SEQ what 1t ia liko." The mon
generally work oight hours day, wages aro
paid Hook]y, and not faw ot the men have
, 1873-07-13
Strange Rumors OF a Proposed Entire
Rcnaodeling OF tho n1aP of Enstern

Strange Humors Of n Proposed Entire
Renaodeling of tho map of Eastern
Europe.
Hitnna tJuns l9} Correspondents a shs Nt.o York
Tribune.
Strange rumors arc ndoat about an Rgreemsnt
between tho EmperorB OF Russia, Germany, and
Austria to put an end to tho political existence
Of tho Sick Man of Turkey and administer upon
his estate. The last report is that an entire re-
modelling Of tho map Of Eaatorn Europe has al
ready been decided upon that the outlines OF
the plan wore Bketohed At tho meeting Of the
throa Emperors last year, and that the arrange
ment Of the detalls WAS the object OF the recent
journey Of tho Emperor Of Germany to St.
Petersburgh and Of the Ozar to Vienna. Tho
programme, 80 tho story goes, is az follows:
The Austrian Empire ia to ba disnembered.
Bohemia, Moravia, and Austria silosia
to 60 to Prussia; GalliclA to Russia;
tho provinces Of Upper and Lowor
Austria, etyria, the Tyrol, Carinthia, and Car
nlola to compose \ new Kingdom OF Grand
Duchy, under tho sovereignty OF tho Aroh-D Duke
Carl Ludwig; the Emperor Francis Joseph to
abdtcato and to assume the Sovereignty Of &
grand Eastern Empire, made up of Hungary,
Croatia, slavonia, together with all European
Turkey and the somi-independent Turkish de-
EoA0oAStoa VI 4oul4hA4h u hi4hoAaA huu a11lua-
via), and Montenegro. Tho province OF
Gallicia would Of course be loss than Russia'a
fair Bhare In this division, 80 she Ii to got, .s
aide all Of Asiatio Turkey, unlimited opportunity
to puah her frontiers in tho direction Of Ipda az
far as she wishes. Tho magnificent limonaionB
Of this scheme OF national reconstruction sur
pass belief, and 1t aeems incredible that vast
countries With millions Of inhabitants, arc to,bo
traded Of and divided up by three aoverolgns, as
coolly as robbera share their spolla. There
arc olomontB OF probability In the story
howoyor, which must not be over.
looked. The provinces which arc
Rsaigned to Prussia are entirely 0orman. In
language and charaotorlatioa, except Bo]lomia
which ia part German and part Czech. 0allioin
fol- to Auatrla AZ Aor share in the partition OF
Poland. lts language ia Blavonio, aud ita af1lni-
tios aro With Russa. The uuugarians speak a
language kindred to that of tho Turks, ind tho
Danube, flowing through both countries, forma
graat artery Of commerce and intoroornmuni-
cation between the two, and makes geographic
cal pgopriaty ia their union. Tho new Austrian
Kingdom would DO . naakewsight In European
politics.. tho atrong German tendsnoos Of tLo
people being noutralizod by tho family tloa Of
the Hapaburg ruler. I Ask no enc to bo!ie7e this
rumor, which may he taken only "a ono OF many
indications that something Is brewing that holo1
no rood to tho Ottoman Empire
, 1873-07-13

who Las boon doad throo yoars tho a1thortlcs
failed to perceive it, and aummnri1y suppressed
tho papor; and, after discovering tho hoax, re-
fused to aunul tho act Of suppression. Tho
hoax Of tho Progrcs therefore, war good joke
upon oyory ono but itBolf.