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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-12
Notice to Creditors In Bankruptcy
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District Of Maine.

In the District Court OF the United
States, for the District of Maine.
In the matter of George b.
Staples and Wm II. Staples,
individually, and as members IT, p.h,
of the firm OF Geo. b. q VIM. Al na"A uPe'E'
II. staples of Belgrade irre aid
District. Bankrupts.
At Portland, in said District. on the third day of
July, A. ID. 1871
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
Said alleged bankrupts have proposed a compO.
sition OF 40 per eentum to each of their firm credi-
tors and the sand George b. staples, acompOstion
of 40 per centum to each of his individual credi.
tors, and the said VIM. IL. Staples, composition
OF 40 per cenum 10 each OF his Individual creditors,
and meeting of the creditors of said alleged
bankrapts has been ordered, and will be held at
the Office of John W. May. Register in the Court
House at Augusta. in the County of kennebec, on
18th day of July, A. ID. 1871. at 10 O'Clock A. M to
consider the said propositions as provided by Rule
AXXVI of General Orders in Bankruptcy. Petition
Tor said meeting filed I'd day of July, A. ID. 1877.
WM. z. PREBLE,
Clerk of tie U. s. District Court, for the District
of Maine. uly6t &w3w
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FOR SALE |!

I will sell my Dwelling House ON sewall ST. Get at
bargain ii applied for soon.
l.. l.. LINCOLN.
Augusta, May 90. may2s-'tf
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suite of pleasant sunny rooms at the resi-
dence OF DIR. Bolan on state street. Terms rea .
sonable. Inquire on the premises. mayl1.nf
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Republican County Contention.

80. SMITH, Secretary.
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African slavery has been abolished Even
those who were It's most strenuous advocates in
the South assert that they would not have i re.
stored. Consequently these States have no mo-
tive to imPel them TO unite for the acquisition of
Mexico. Missouri and kentucky as States can
have no more interest in the scheme of annexing
Mexico than Kansas and the other States in the
yicinity-B0st0a Journal
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
New a Advertisements.


viii b. aol,l before lie Court House door IN
the city Of Marietta. Cobb rouniy, Ca, during
tie legal hours Of sale, on the iirst Taesday ~
August next, thu following property io-wit:
Die Heuse and Lot In the city sf Marietta.
Cobb County Ga. bounded ON the north by The
property Of II. Rid, on the south by property
Of Mira CloliIia Green, sn the east by srre'i,
ann on the west by Mrs. Randall. aud Mrs.
Green's -periy Levied ON as the property
of WIN. Cokine, 10 saii-fy city tax ffa for ilis
wear 1876. 10 favor Of Mayor and City Council.
Also at the same time aud place, One House
and Lot Ia the city If Marietta. Cobb County,
Ga. bounded ON the north by street, on south
by the property of Mr. Haywood, on the east
by property Mis- Mary w. Phillips, and on the
west by Atlanta street Leyisd on as the prop
erty Of T. J. Srfz-, Agsnt. FIR Mrs Il i. SEIZE.
TO satisfy Two city tax tisas tor the years 1919
aud 1916, in favor OF Mayor and City Council
Also at the same time aud place, One House
and Lot il, the city Of Marietta. Cobb County
Ga said Stare now coupled by L.. >. North
emit as a Dry Goods Stor". Levied on AS the
pr.uertv If Mrs Matte Young. To satisfy two
cuy lax fifas for the years l71o and 1870 III Ia
yor If Mayor and City Council.
Also At the same time aud place. One Fonse
and Lot IN the city Of Marietta. Cobb County,
Ga bounded north by the property Of Rrumhy
Il Myers. OF, south by Confederate Crm"iery.
aud east By the same. on vert by Powder spring
street. Levied on az the property OF Moses Ba-
con, to satisfy city tax fita for The year io|o'
in favor Of Mayor and City Council
JOHN BARRETT,
July 2nd 1877. lily Marshal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

A New York Republican who is a
friend TO Vice President Wheeler,
repreeepts that gentleman as disap~
proving Of the reoeat order OF the
President forbidding the participa>
ton Of ofiiceholders in political cons
ventions, etc. It 10 said that Mr.
Wheeler looks upon the order AZ not
only inexpedIent, but lmprsesicsbls.
II is fact worthy Of note that slr.
Wheeler, with the exception Of one
brief visit, has not been in Washing
ton since the adjournment of the
Senate, and has had nothing OF all to
do with the shaping Of the policy of
the administration 10 any respect.
In fact he has just been the same
nonentity that q Vice President has
always been. This 10 regarded as
somewhat curious after the authori-
tatiye announcement made immedi-
ately on the accession of Presiden.
Hayes TO office that a radical change
was to be inaugurated in this par
ticular, and the Vice President was
TO be admitted to the couusels Of the
administration on the same footing as
q Cabinet officer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
COBB SnERlFF'S SALES.

NXyILL be sold before the Cour, House door
w in the CITY Of Marietta, Cobb county,
Ola during the legal hours Of sale ON the first
Tuesday in August next The following property
to-wit:
Lot of land No. 426 in the 18th dist. and End
section Of Cobb county. ia, containing 4O acres
more or less Levied on as the property OF
Robert Henderson by virtue If two ftas from
LINCOLN Superior Court, one IN FAVOR OF WIN
ID. Tut, administrator Of Hardy Leverett, de-
ceased. Va Robert Henderson, and the her in
favor Of Ordinary for the use Of Lewis Prescott
and wifi. va Robert Henderson, principal, and
Aaron Hardy. Security Properly pointed our
hy plaintiff attorney. Notice given TO + A.
Kemp tenant in pussesson.
Also at the same time and place, Lot Of land
M l9l in 18th Dis riot aud Pad section Cobb
County Ga. Levied on az the property 1T
Martin !. Ruff deceased, by virtue Of ffa
from Notsry's urr S9Sih District, NJ in
favor Of NJ. G. Whitlock. 1t. al, for the use Of
A. A Fletcher, Executor Of IL q. Cole, decd.
w Mar in i. Ruff Idec'd. Property pointed
out by pl in,iffs attorney. Levy made and re
turned to me by A. A. Daniel, Il c.
Also ut the came time and place. Lot of land
27l in the first district and 81 Sec ion of Cobb
county Ga -, containing 40 acres more Or less
situated near the mouth Of WilleO Creek; also
one grist mill, water wheel, gearing, race dam
saw mill and fixtures said mill aud machinery
&c situate on said lni No 273. Levied on as
til. property OF j. IL. King hy virtue Of a:d to
satisfy two ffas from Justice onrt OF the 84Sih
District G NJ one in favor OF Il. +. Sherman
VS. said j. H. King. the other in ia or Of ID
Prchard vs. said J. II King levy made and
returned to me by S r. Finy. l.. z. This
July I'd 1877.
w.P. STEPHENS, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

LEMONS A CURE FOR CoNsUMp
TIoN.-A correspondent Of an I'm
glish medical journal furnishes the
following recipe as new cure for
consumption Put q dozen whole
lemons in cold water aud boil until
sof. (not too soft) roll and sqaeez
until he juice is all extracted, sweet
en- the juice enough to be pslatable,
then drink. Use as many as a doz
en- a day. Should they cause pain
or loasepess e the bowels, lessen the
quantity and use five or six day
until better, then begin and use a
dozen again. By the time you have
used five or ak dozen you will begin
to gain strength and have an appe-
lite. Of course as you get better you
need not use so many. Follow these
directions and we know that you will
never regret it If there is any help
for you. Only keep it up faithfully
We know Of two cases where both
OF the patients we're given up BY the
physicians, and were in the last
stages Of cor sumption, yet both were
cured by using fewons according to
the directions we have stated. One
LADY in particular was bedridden and
-; had tiled everything that
j procure, but all 10 vain,
- "A friend, she Is Il
% use ne ienl5ns..
Use III, m 10 February,
She weighed one huns
Dirty pounds. She is a
80 to day, and likely to live
Is any Of US.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
rae MAN WHO DOESN'T SLEEP

The Cincinnati Commercial.
The man who does not sleep,
Saunders, now resides near Parkers>
burg. Some time 10 1861 OF 1862
Saunders enlisted in the Fourth
West Virginia Volunteers. For
several years he had not slept at all,
so he says. But it becoming known
directly in camp that he made such
pretensions, it aroused the curiosity
Of many of the men and officers, and
set watch upon bin. ] am told by
Colonel that he and many others
lost great many nights sleep 10
endeavoring to entrap Saunders, but
during the whole time that he re-
m ained a member Of the Fourth be
was never caught asleep. He stood
guard night after night, and week
otter week, paid by sleepy>headed
soldiers to take their turns, but new
or was caught mapping. lie hauled
coal several weeks in succession, on
" stopping long enough to eat and
change horses, and pIoughed 10 the
fields with Eve or six stalwart men
until he wore them out completely,
but never seemed to tire. During
the year 1903, I think It was, he
went to Philadelphia and was exam
ed by the leading physicians Of the
country. They sat up with him 10
relays of five, night and day, and
Ike pit up an almost constant stream
of converi alton with him, and at the
termination Of twenty nine days dis
charged him with certificate, but
could give no explanation Of this
freak Of nature. Many stories OF
the untiring energy and activity OF
this man are told, and all agree who
know him that this antipode of Rip
Van Wrinkle is the most sleepless
man they ever met, Mr.. Saunders
now about City six years Of age, and
says that be has not known what
sleep lie tor eighteen years. tie
himself cannot account for 1t, as be
says the change In his physical or
ganization occurred within three
days, and that be never was sick in
his life, and took medicine but once,
and that was when he had catarrh,
about three years ago. He is a hale
hearty man, and bids fair to live
many years yet. He is conscien'i'
ously opposed to making a display
Of himself, or no doubt would long
ago have been before the public as
one Of the human curiosities of the
world.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
A PLEASANT REHANrscEHcE OF
THE War
Raleigh IN. c) News.

hairlgn N. Y He"s.
In one Of the holly contested fights
in Virginia during the war. Feder>
al officer fell wounded in front of the
Confederate breast works. While
lying there wounded and crying pits
eously for water, Confederate so.-
der james Moore, Of Burke county,
N. c. declared his intention Of sup
plying him with drink. The bullets
were flying thick from both sides,
and Moore's friends endeavored to
dissuade him from such hazardous
enterprise. Despite remembrance
and danger, however, Moore leaPed
the breastwoik, canteen in hand,
reached bis wounded enemy and
gave him drink. The Federal, un
der o sense Of gratitude for the time
ly service, tsek ogt4 his gold watch
and offered it to his benefactor, but
it was refused The officer th. n
asked the name Of the man who had
braved such danger to succor him /,
the name was given and Moore
returned unhurt to bis position be-
hind the embankmeut. They saw
nothing more Of each other. Moore
was subsequently wounded and lost
a limb in one of the engagements in
Virginia, and returned to his home
in Burke county. A few days ago
he received communication from
tho Federal soldier to whom he had
given the 'cup Of cold water" on the
occasion alluded to, announcing that
be had settled on him the sum of$l0,.
600, to be paid in four equal annual
instalments Of 800 each. Inves-
tlgation has established the fact that
there is no mistake or deception
about the matter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

IT is related that the late General
John G. Breckenridge had son (Ca>
bel upon his staff; and at the terri>
Bile charge Of the Kentucky brigade
al Murfreesboro, chose him to carry
an order TO q distant part Of the linej
saying in reply to remonstran
that he would not direct any otfic
to face danger from which he Won
spare a member of his own famiI
The boy gaIloped safely through
storm of bullets delivered the order
and returned unhurt. 1t is now an
nounced tina. he is to marry next
month the daughter of Lloyd Tevis,
now reputed the richest man in Cal
ifornis.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

A MAN A.Ids . bet that he would
pass twenty-five men ozs1 Waterloo
Bridge, London, without toll being
t.Shen from them, and he won. He
msrshaled MS msp and asked the
toIIman in q nonehalant vaF - coHnt
them. As soon as the last man he'd
passed the tarnstile and ell were
WALKING briskiy ewsE, be entered
into o dispute with the tOllmaa 90 to
the number that had passed.
Twenty fve," said the tollmsn. u
VOW it was twenty seven," asserted
the other. The dispute lasted until
the last man was out of sight, when
the spsog.sinr paid his halt penny
and said 1'W9h, after ~. i is no
matter of mine. Good MORNING"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
PICKENs sIlERlFFS SALES.

WNILL be sold b. FIRE the Court House
w door in Jasper, Pekens County, Ga.,
on the first Tn s'lay in August nexi during the
legal hours of -alr, the following property VIZ !:
sixty acres more or less in south corner oil
LOT Of land number one hundred and toriy-"lir
in 9Th District and 2nd section Of said county.
Levied on BY virtue Of IA fila issued from jus
tice Court of 1lS2nd district q. N in favor OF
NJ. +. Neal against J. W. l;ramhrt, as The
property Of Aaid defendant Levy made aud
rptu, ned To me by M.it r Cowan. H. G.
Also at the same time aud place. Eighty
acres of lot Of land No l73 in 12Ih district and
second section If Pckens county, Ga, being
the cart half 1t said lot. Levied on rs the
property Of William Godfrey, for his State and
County tax for the year 1876. Levy made ano
returned to me by W j. Pool /. q.
Also at the same time and place, Lot OF land
No. l72 in the 18th district and I'd esction Of
Pickpns county. Ga Levied on Ms 'l" proper
" Of Thomas Godfrey for his Stale and County
TAX for the year 1876 Levy made and return,
ed to me by w. j. Pool, l. q. This June gilt
1877.
John F, Lindsey, Sheriff.
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about sixteen years Of age.

about sixteen years OF age.
The Columbus Enquirer says
Near Shorter's station, on the Wes>
tern Railroad, Friday night, two ne
groes whose names we could not
learn got into fight, and one killed
the other with an axe.
Dick Dawson, who was to have
been hanged at ThomaSton Friday,
has carried his case to the Supreme
Court, and the gallows, for the pres
ent, is cheated out Of it's victim.
Mr.. John Davis, a carpenter,
was run over and instantly killed in
Augusta on sunday night by the in
ward bound train from Atlanta.
Lieutenant Flipper, the recent
Yves. Poins negro graduate, has ar.
rived in Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

WuAT CANE OF ScARING a GIRl}s
HORSE. Sharon, Pa, on the Sd
instant, while Nsss McGllveray
was out driving, 3 man By the nalae
of Ben frightened her horse. She
reported the occurrence to her faiths
err, who sought out Bell and assault
&c. him, knocking him through q
stays widow. Bell went home and
told hts ~. who started in search
Of McGiIyeray, who's. ,,e found in a
store, and seizing piece q AGn.s
yen: Bell struck McGilveray on
The head, io3iciiug injuries from
which death ensasS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

The attack of Blaine and Chan
berlain on the President was very
fiat failure, and called out very
prompt demonstration Of the feeling
Of Coouscticut crowd. The impair,
tial account of the World, which
certainly has no sympashies to sx'
pend on either, shows that Chamber
iain's ill>timed defense was lost on
dull ears Of hearers who have nc
further interest in the negro or the
South.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

Tue Indictment Of the members OF
the Louisiana Returning Board is
looked upon at Washington as an
affair Of great deal of political I'm
portance. The friends Of the Ad-
ADMINISTRATION are highly indignant,
and are evidently somewhat disturb>
ed at the possible effect Of this pro-
ceeding on public seatiGeht in the
North. It is thought that the saey
table result viii be to strengthen
eGae faction Of the Republican party,
which is rapidly dropping the @ssk
Of friendship foe President Hayes
and avOwieg lie hostility to bis
Southern policy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
THE MAN WHO NEVER READS.

THE MAN WHO NEVER READS,
The man who doesn't read usual y
has Q mission-it is to grow corn
and pork, and pay taxes, or work
through the week at his BENCH or
forge as mechanic or plow as q
farmer. His home is place to eat
and sleep, his life a Ound drudgery,
a struggle only for bread and butter.
The man who does not read falls be-
hind the age in which he lives |;
drops into the narrow groove of his
personal observation, and declares
the progress around him to be de-
partures from the virtues and good
ness Of by-gone times. Every day
has a superstitious sign, every
change OF the moon, every sudden
variation in the weather fills him
with prophecy which bsdss every
body ill luck. This man who does
not read misjudges the common nat
ural laws Of matter; the easily ex-
planned changes of vegetable and
animal life are subjects for supersti>
ti0us dread and trouble. The great
progrsss Of the world in literature,
science aud art. The news of the day
at home and abroad, are blanks TO
the man who does not read.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

TIE best that Harrison county,
KY, can do in the way of living
curiosity, is a thirtcen>year-old> boy
born without arms ; instead Of legs
he has a single foot which has but
two toes. In the place of arms he
has rudimentory flaps. lie is spright-
", and can hop sbout as any ordi-
nary person can walk He can
handle q knife and fork dexterously
with his flaps, and writes a good
hand. Such is in substance the de-
position of the Carlisle Mercury.
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Florida.

A lhrong Of sufferers with coughs and colds.
annually go South to enjoy the eiheresl mild
ness Of the land Of flowers. 10 them we would
say the Necessity Of thai expensive "Trip Is oh
Waited by Compound Honey Of Tar. which
speedily yanqnish-s the coughs and colds Incl
dent 10 this IigorDus cline Fer public speak
ers it snrpasSes the Demo-theuic regimen Of
pebbles aud soa shore !" clearing the throat
until tie voice rings with the silvery cadence
of a bell. Use Compound Honey OF Tar,
Price 50cents bottle. For sale bv VIM. Root.
Druggist
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

The Ohio democratic convention
Is 10 be held at Columbus on the 10Th
inst. Geo. l.. Converse seems to be
the leading candidate for governor,
but whoever the nominee proves to
be, it is nearly certain that he is to
be Ohio's next governor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

A PAINFUL illustration Of the dire
distress Of thousands of educated
men now out Of employment is to be
seen daily at the navy yard in Brook
iva, N. Y. On an announcement
that work was to be resumed on
Monday, more than three thousand
men. who knew nothing of the prac
teal work to be done, many Of them
graduates of colleges, applied for po-
sitious. So says the New York Sun,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
FOR SALE.

IDESIRE TO SELL ONE OF TWO, OR
both my farms, situated brtwe-n five and six
miles north OF Marietta They contain about
0na hundred ami -eveniy acres Of land zach.
The one is well improved; in good state OF
cultivation; has u pretty comfortable c0ttag. =
dwelling, exceleai gin house aud stables, good
outbuidngs, good fencing with running water
in every field The other has on it two tenant.
house is under good fences and also running
water in the field There are about one hun
dred acres Of cleared land on each place I
would also sell With or both places, some
valuable 81. ok, HORSES, cattle and farming imss
plements. My sole reason tor wishing TO sell
l., to get out of debt.
J. d. WADDELL.
Marietta. Jan. 9Th. 1877
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

THE pay of the Turkish soldier is
not as munifcent as heart could
wish-not in this unfriendly world,
OF least--for it is said that he gets
but three eentO a day, but, then,
when amid the thunder Of guns and
led by the sacred crescent, he socks
to go where glory waits him. and q
Russian shell hits him amidships and
knocks him into a cooked hat, his
pay 10 Paradise is hsyand all Bounds.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
TEE coNvnNrIoN.

The Constitutional Convention as
sembled in Atlanta on last Wednes>
day morning at the capitol building.
Hon. T. L. Query, Of Qoitman, was
on motion Of Gen. Gartrell made
Temporary chairman. On motion OF
Gen. A. r. Lawton, Hon. Charles j.
jenkins, Of Augusta, was elected by
reclamation President Of the Con-
veniion. On assuming the. chair,
Gov. jenkins delivered very able,
conservative and appropriate speech,
full of sound declarations and sensi-
BILE suggestions, which il followed
will work the happiest results In the
deliberations OF that body.
Col. J. G. Nisbet, of Dade, wal
elected Secretary !; A. Johnson, o
Hart, doorkceper, and J. X. Smith
of Coffee, messenger. Resolutions
we're passed that the clerical forcs
should not cost but $50 per day
The balance Of the day was consnm'
ed in arranging details and getting
the body in working condition.
The body is an able one without I
doubt, composed Of the best materis
Of the State, men who haye brsin'
and experience, fully capable o
framing a constitution eminentlJ
worthy and acceptable.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

In FIVE years, the Chicago Inter-
Ocean, according to it's own publish
ed statement, has lost 1902, 705, try
ing to make itself newspaper sue"
cess. II we had that much money,
we wouldn't have newspaper.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

GEN. HOWARD does not appear to
be good at hunting Indians. lie is
marching around after Chief Joseph,
and Joseph is apparently tangling
Howard up in the Salmon river viii
dcrness. A man who knows how to
fight Indians should be sent against
Joseph. The first thing we hear
will be that Howard has been in
weighed into a pocket and cut up.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

NEWPORT Is honored now by the
presence of the richest single and
the richest married lady 10 the world.
Miss c. l.. Wolfe, who has just ar.
rived, at her villa, is taxed for ten
millions in New York. Mrs. Gam
nell. the wife Of Prof. Gammell, oil
Brown University, though worth
twenty millions, never takesi out her
horses on Sunday.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
South America and Southern United
Etates

Owing TO their warm and delightful Gilman u,
their inhabitants grow sallow from torpid
Liyers, indigestion aud all diseases arising from
a disaFdered Stomach and Boweie. They
should II course at all times keep the liver
active, and to our readers we would recommend
Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder Taken ia
time, will often save money and much suffering.
Price SO CENTS. Fur sale by WIN. Root, Drug
gist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

IN England Jesse Grant is called
sHis Excellency,' and is regarded by
many people as prince; in fact,
the successor OF King Ulysses. All
this is very gratifying to Mr.. Grant
whose monarchial proclivities are
gratifed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

GEORGIA 70 command ITO in
Wall street. Reputation Of dishon-
EST bonds does affect our credit by
raising i. in the money markets of
the world.