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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
Notice of Assignee of His Appointment.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of Geo. ii. Pope I
n Edward X. Sibley, partners In partr,ntcv
as Geo. III, Pope Co., Bank. !" "aH"i"p ''S'
rupts.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
AT Augusta the I'D day of October, A. ID. 1877.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment as Assignee of Geo. III. Pope and Ed.
ward X. Sbley OF Naesaboro' in the County OF
hennebec, and State of Maine, within said district,
who have been adjudged hankrupts, individual
ly and As members OF the firm of Geo. ii. Pope
~ Co., on petition of their creditors, by tle
District Court of said District.
GARDINER Z. YOSE, Assignee.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07


KENNEBEC CON TY-In Probate Court at
augusta, on the Mirt Monday Of October, 1877.
On the pet,tlon OF Emily 5. Hatch and Levi L,
Lincoln, friends of Annie NJ Hatch, minor asking
that Joseph j. Eveleth, administrator on the es
OF Emily ). Hatch may be licensed and empow-
cred 10 sell at public auction or private sale said
minors interest IN certain real estate situate In
Augusta, 10 wit: Her interest in the Williams lot,
90 called, being lot owned by her deceased fatn.
er IN com non with ID. L. Pike aud others
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully prior To the second Monday of
November next, in the Daily kennebec Journal
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons in
teresled may attend at a Court of Probate then to
De holden at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why
the Frayer OF said petition should not be granted.
ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLFs HEwIss. Register octls-tiw
kENNEBEC COUNTl-m Probate Court at
AUGUSTA on the third Monday Of october, 1871
IN the petition OF W. IS. Haseltine, father and
" friend OF VIM. ). Haseltine Edith A. uaseitinc,
and John +. III seltine, minors, praying that ne
may be hcen ed and empowered TO sell certain
real estate belonging to SAID minors situated 10
Gardner, IN said county. as follows: All their
Interest in "A lot f land with store and laundry
thereon on the easterly side of Water Street, and
known as the Byrun store and lot:
ORDERED, Tat notice thereof be given three
weeks successiyey prior TO the second Monday OF
November next IN the Daily kennebec Journal a
newspaper printed IN Augusta, that all persons in
b. holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES IiEwINs, Register.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
District Court of the United States,
District of Maine.

In the matter of T.
Charles e. Lamb, : D. ,.
Bankrupt n""Ai"P'0S'
THIS is to give notice that a Petition has been
L presented to the court, this twenty ninth day of
October, 1871, by Charles III. Lamb, of Wnslow, in
said District. a Bankrupt, praying that he may be
decreed to have full discharge from ali nis debts
provabe nder the Bankrupt Act: and upon read
ing said Petition IT Is ORDERED by the curt that
II hearing be had upon the same on the first Mon
day OF January, A. ID. 1875 before the court in
Portland, in sa District, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, and
that notice thereof be published in the oxford
Democrat and the Kennebec journal, newspa-
pers printed in said District, once week Tor
hree successive weeks, the last publication to
be thirty days, at least, before the day hearing,
and that ali creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in intere ST. may appear at said
time and place and show cause, il any they have,
Why the prayer of said petition should net be
granted.
WILLIAM 7. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court for said District
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Notice of Third Meeting of Cred
TORS.
IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT or MAINE.
In the matter OF
Peter Grant, In Bankruptcy.

Peter Grant, : In BANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
At Augu ia in sal District, the twenty fifth day of
October. A. D. 1871.
DUR~UANr to an order of said Court, the third
/ general meeting of creditors ofsad bankrupt,
win be held on the twenty first day OF December,
A. ID. 1871, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at the Court House
in Augusta, IN said District, before John w. May,
Esq, one OF the Registers IN Bankruptcy, in said
district, for the purposes named in the section 5UsS
of the Revised Statutes oftne United States; Title
Bankruptcy.
GARDINER C. vOSE, Assignee.
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The only combination of the
true Jamaica Ginger win
choice Anomalies and French
49, andy, for weakness. weari-
ness ana prostra' ion of the
nervous forces, inability to
sleep, GOODNESS of the cXtremi-
les and suspended circulation,
> grateful boon to suffering
humanity at once soothing,
trengthinging,and refreshing.
AK Tor SASFORD's JAMAICA
GINGER.
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Notice of Assignee OF fiis Appointment.


Joseph IL. Deliver, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
1t Augusta, the ed day of October, 4. d. 1877.
The undersigned hereby gives nUtirc of his ap.
pointment AS Assignee ot Joseph II Dolliver OF
Augusta, in the County of kennebcc, and STATE
of Maine, within said district, who has been adj
Judged bankrupt upon petition IF his creditors
by the District Court of said District.
DANL e. ROBINSON, Assignee.
ncfo1. & WV
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

District, the object in the preparation Of
of which is to induce Congress to pay 9
proportionate, share of the expenses. say
one half, for the support Of the local GOV
ernment, the vast amount OF public prop
erty lying no taxes, and the total indebt-
elness of the people being s24 ,OOo. 600. -
THE sPoFFoRD>KELLoeG CASE CLOSED.
The Senate Committee on Privileges 1 nd
Elections this morning closed the evidence
in the Kellogg -spodord case, and decided
to make up their report upon 1t after they
shall have beard one.half hours further
argument from each side. A meeting for
hearing these final arguments has been
called to take place this afternoon, immedi
ately after the adjournment Of the Senate
The vote in committee this morning, though
not upon the main question, was indicative
that the final vote will be to In favor Of
seating Mr.. Kellogg.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
sHERIFFs SALES
CHERIFFS SALL;.

BY virtue ia wit OF vend,tio,,,u
ON" q recfed VIII be expOseG xpG",I tn Frr
" the lafayette Hotel, Sii Shiinnpub'i
Rep. ny de9 sHiip in ,he Ky tit r T
mlhgtcn. New Castle CUunty wv Cf
on lehu
SATURDAY. the 9th day of Novs,,,.
at2 O'Clock. Pm,
me following described Real Fst,.
All that rer'aln lot, piece Or Y
'ahd, sti uated in the City O, " tarcd
oe inning a point on the eas,n.,nlvI \
orange street, between front .e'ySl
streets. at a corner of land jate o,.aS or alS
OF John Bel ers decd. thence .ionle Gr me
u tse same easterly parallel witig wuItEihg
street sevenfy-ssven feet nins im in, Se
stake, thence sontherIy psra,Io1 I1'rlps
ange street twenty-six feet ,o WIN
lhence westerly parallel with ssoo",
I'VE W seven ieet nine inches IN ,uaa thH
"a. d side of orsnpe street thsnnoe.li th'o .liH
same nor. her y twehi y six feet Ie ~ SHIon ,Hn
OF beginning the improvement " y, %
OF one-sIory Brick Shop, tht reo' 70 ~. n' M
Se'Zs and taken in execution o sr
per'y Of George McCork le, and IN a. a. 10. Ind
:, ISAAC GRUBR. sIeNM sIeM
Sherif's Once, New Castle tiH' SoS S1e,l y
nov6-ts No'.o,H
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
LOCAL NOTES.

Il Read our local columns.
Fame Actiye's Ball, Dec. 7.h.
Boas are round and two Yards 10 length.
soiree at the Friendship Engine House
to- morrow. night.
Pink Domines, on Thanksgiving night, a
the Opera House.
| Wyoming Assembly's Ball, Friday even
ing, December 2ls..
! Revival services we're held last night, ii
the Household of Faith Church.
Prof. West gave an art entertainment, las
evening, at Union NJ. E. Church.
Children nowadays don't believe in thu
traditional sandman" at bed time.
Most OF the artificial wreaths made this
season, have the leaves of velvet or satin.
Shields Library Ball, next Wednesday
night, at institute Hall. Tickets, 81 50.
A. Henze will give a masquerade ball, IN
the Odd Fellows Hall, on New Years eve
Jno. Montgomery has been engaged to
play for the Soiree, at the Friendship En-
gine House, all season. q,
| Remember that Prof. Webster will give
but one Reception this season that on
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 9th.
The American Rifles fair opens in the
Odd Fellows Hall, next Thursday evening,
and will continue two weeks.
eff you please to believe me-" the boss
soiree is given at the Friendship Engine
House, every Saturday night.
The secoLd and last of the pre- sent series
Of P. n. L. s. musical and dramatical en-
tertainments, took place last night.
The usual Thursday evening Service of
Song, under the leadership of Prof Rhodes,
took place last night, in the Y. NJ. c. A
rooms.
The schooner Allie Burnham, load. d vii
car material from the Harlan & Holliugs-
worth Co, sailed yesterday for Rio Janeiro, |
Brazil.
Messrs' Ryan and Briefly wsnt to Phila.
delph'a, yesterday to play return game
at shuttle board, with MeCausland and
Dunlap. of that city.
Saturday, the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Co. will launch the new iron ferry Boa
James NJ. Waterbury, that they are build
ing for the Nassau Ferry Company, of New
York.
On Friday al ,erDoon. at Institute Hall,
Mrs. DR.. Burner will lecture on "Women,
10 ladies Only. Cn Friday evening, DR..
Burn viii lecture on ''Nanhood," ;" to grn-
,lemen only.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
e. F. Kunkel' Bitter
Of Iron.

X, f, Kuukel's , ceieDrated blltef
Icon will eHectuaily cure liver coi
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or
deDi ity. chroulc dtarihoea, diseas'l
Kidneys and all di eases arlslns
disordered liver, stomach or lnl
such as constipation, fl tulence
pi es, full ness o. blood to the Beau
oiUhe stomach, nausea, heartburn
fOr food fullness or weight IN the
sore eructations, sinking or NJ.
the pit of the stomach, sWin Li,is hins
head. hurried or dltticult ore '.hi,
lngs al the heart, choking OF sa sa
sen nsa,iOn when in alylhg possu'e pu
of v,ss ,on, dots or webs oslote
dull p~ln in the head, dehciehcy
pirstlon, yellOwness OF lht sh nheS ,m
oa1n in tine side. back, head, cleS
Ito sudden flnshes OF b. AZ, pu.nI pun
tlesh, coustan, imagiuings o. syli /,
depression ofspiri Plict u
Beware of cou terfeits, 10 nsr srs
rugg ist palm off some otller MT wt
,firOn he may say Is go9a D"'
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of iron; n
other. Kunkel's Bitter Wlnem " r
sold in bulB-only m Sot,iesN; ,n Nin h
kel, Proprietor, NO. 2S NottIi Arm arm
Philadelphia, Pa. sold oy MI u''
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
FOREI6N,
THE PoPE's FHEBLENEss,

LONDON, Nov. "a special to the
Times, dated Rome, Nov. 81, says: "The
Pope received some French Pilgrims yester-
day. he spoke 9 few words with great
difficulty. Tae feebleness of his voice and
suffering, which was apparent, made q
melancholy impression. He was carried
BY four chsirmen.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
TELECRAMS.
EASTERN War,
TIE OPERATIONS NEAR RusrcHuk.

TIE OPERATIONS NEAR RUsTCHUK.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The operations near
Rustchuk, reported by Russian aid Turkish
bulletins Indicate disposition on the par,
of the Turks to attempt . repetition OF
1ehemet Airs tactics for relieving Plevna,
BY the threatening of the Czarwitch's army
and the Danube crossings. The Turks have
repeatedly asserted that the Czarwitch .
force has been materially weakened iu order
to strengthen other positions. Suleiman
Pssha seems to be still in command on the
LON.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
Tame WOusll Removed
r.. F. Kunkel's ust'
KunkeI's khanpV"
the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair n,s ne
Hair Cleaner in the world. .he %
dandruif. alley irritation, sco.n' ,,'a
the heated scalp, prevent the sro
falling off, a1d promote tne .a,Se Ss
Very short time. They pre- .eIft sa,, q.
Tbes 1,ty ,I1 impart par abb bri'IIaacy apS nS,r
R.vs Rair dressing n g The they are unfiy,as t1 ,sp' \
cate dand uff aud prevent roomo1| ono
scruff, itching. eruption, me-
caused by h at and fatigue an ns
Snan pos and Lu,tral restVt1 tnrs ~ Id
uraI and glossy color, rsstoI1 p,:;ca per
harsh and wfry hair. Price ~ Eel pseu|
Ask your druggistfor IN the'n, a,s o. Nor|
Kunkel, Proprietor. NO. Ioo A
street, Philadelphia
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

eli where did you get them trousers O.
asked Smith of Jones, who happened to be
| passing with a pair OF remarkably shor,
trousers On. 81 got them where they grew, ,
was the Indignant reply. "Then, by nv
conscience" said Smith, "you've pulled
| them year too soon."
Colonel Ingarsoll has been asked onca
more about that Berlin mission, and has
swered again that it was never offered ia
him. If it were offered, he might accent
and he might not. There might be-" b.
said to reporter of the Utica Republican.
some objection. Some reverend idiot
might object"
There has lately been printed in England
for private circulation very curious COL
lection of Jacobite ballads, songa and
satires, which have been dug out of the
library at Townley Hall, Lancashire, the
seat of the Towns,eys of Townsley, one of
the hal1-dozen Oldest Roman Catholic fsmi-
lies IN Lancashire.
1t is not yet known how M. Theirs has
disposed of bis fine art collection, which il
found to be even larger and more valuable
than was supposed. Among the original
works contained jn it are model in bronze
of Madonna leti Unfinished of Michael
Angelo, un antique statue Of a comic actor
an admirable Venus, and d Greek bust of
AnacreoD. The Chinese, Japanese, and
other Orirntsl curiosities are exceedingly
Interesting. N. Charles Blanc, member of
the lns'Nute, is at present engaged on
book a. scrlbing the collc ction.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

SHERlFF'S SALE.
By virtue Of a writ sf Levo,, ,
to me directed. will be eyposeS - =
sale: atthe Lafayette Hotel s4I sbi,il ~
Kept by George Y, Ort.ip. in IN thnp W !
W wilmington, New Castle county. Ie IpIs
SATURDAY. November 4th, A, y
at 2 o'clock, P. M,
The following described Real Esto,o ]
II that certain lot or piece NJ Ia,
uate in the City OF WilminptonN ~ '.l 'nu
al cornero land late of Sallu ntss ,s
on the westerly side of Mark ct t st,a.
DIS ance of 243 feet frem the sontb,,II
OF llth. thence by q line of said H.,
81 deg. west l42 f"ei 2 inch to the 'u 90
side Of a l6 feet wide alley. tbence% 20 i,
alley side north ward,y parallel viii
ket street 20 feet 20 a cornar os w
Mary Goodman thence by liue'
iand eastWardiy parallel with the lin
described, and with 10th and l,th
~ 'eeU and inch tn the aforesaid
Market street, and thence thereby 81
degrees west 70 feet.tu the place Ct
Mug, be the contents thereof more
Seized ana taken IN exec, on AS n
perty o. Mary G. Rogers. surviving
gagor OF Will IN H, Rogers. and h
Rogers, his wifs; Daniel Rogers, srr
executor of Will m d. RO.. .rs d,c'
William "A. Lamot'e terre tenant
be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, sher
sherifi's Office, New Castle, Nov. St
kOv6-tS
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

SSW. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 1872 N. From
T.. r.. street, Branch Office corner Ninth q nj
G HIne streets, Philadelphia. Ladies'; and
yen HHentiemen's Garments of every dsscrip.
ers eua an3 myeG GI or Cleansed Kid Shoes, Feat6.
April 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
PERSONALS.

Miss Julia C.vanagh, fsvorite and abb.
novelist, died recently at Nire. She was q
native Of the County of Tipperary, in Ire.
land, asd was author of many charming
novels. The New York "Tines," with ito
characteristic unfairness, speaks of Miss
Cavanagh rs the "gifted English novelist"
she was much English as she was Rus
sian If she had been notorious for som
wrong doing, the Times would have made
no mistake about her nativity.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
CHRONIC RRssH1sSs Rsw ps'ss GgEEn m.st %

OF ali hooka ..pIo, UuJ Dy Chat pIa1nest
cal W Common unHs sensn aIaln ) Home Talk and Medi
Illustrations, by Dr. E. Is FoorE of PsVs =. sx. 1
or.s ars .on u, ave, ny Purchasers Of ,his book
ar ,re h az .lnerty to consult author in perso,,
Standara ~ nai lrte Price by mail, Ok Is for the
'" edltion u,hin, hbii,.ion, or $3.50 for the PoruIar
ana Illustrations. Contents tnhiau i'ar.e' trn4,
AGENTS WANTED. A'' '"oles iree'
"oHhAY HILL PUBLIsH1NoCo.,
~ NV
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
MEDICAL.
From the Earliest Age

SCROtULA has been the bane, an
we're, the curse Of mankind, Nose
18Th chap er of Levlt,eus, lays dow
ex pllcit rules Oh this disea e. SO
and lOathsOme had IL been cOnsid' Y
that a person known TO bH infected
would not be allowed II mix with
The Jews regarded itas a dlviheial
and believed there was no cure for
WAS then the sins Ofa youth or a d.
from the paths OF virtue were puhll
long as life lasted ljIpp1y III N
the sieDce OF medicine has been de1
the great storehouse of MAJ ure furoI
remedy the disease Is stripped Of
rOr by the use Of the "a MAkITAN1
AND HERB JUICES, and the vic
ScrOfula, Uice rs, >oiy,, i'Ilnptes,
II ter, etc can be restored 10 souLa
In II few weeks. That there are tho
now Whose conditions hre rs bai "
o! The dark ages we are well aware.
now iaii TO fud n cure u well sS y
then, To all such the Samaritan
and Herb Juices will prove q nap
eradicaiInl all impurities from IT,
and making The .tympleXion M.
healthy. A few bottles " II relnoV
pies or blOtches, thereby doing awn
An4 powders. ROOT Az
JrTCFs ~ 25 per bottle: Sent BY
w DESMOND d
9l5 Racestreet. Philadel
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

NOti
t~H SALE
pRIM f.
-. or "
CLEAR OF
Shrls.tf
DtRLlC al,
Anc'ianeel
|EAiING ~
THE WILM
ING
IN the Circuit |
| and for the lfa
/ u .1la' In hquit
u.
| FREDER1
|E'iGE RICHj
|onisr ,,i', rand by v |
|" thirteenth Vda
i 'ne above suiI
'eS, est! to whom ali |
'i".iaIscs i.I las been
III, ,.,, gu TUESi,V}
":ni.' 'sy; a. D., 1878, al
.TrG'i Exclid
!. ,,pIIla, Ma, expose i'd
Y I,,,,Ine as one entire
l,Msl llL,MsllNGTON .'GTO A |
:, .,lD Il! !C0MpANY
u RRA Nf,,,,'
'cI '''' The village
..",.., "A, IL !ho couI
.,aS ..,,naSs%Iysania. ! AMI
'seS, 'ss fences and |
S'Sh StS h1e,lonsIngto
Ing ing 10 to th8 sail
! W;iadII e all ti!erign.
''S%Hn,y IN and to-
w. va, a. B., nj
Hl,v Riirooi'rt'
I,,Ia,s n and Rea:ni1
lug : ''dlISstportion 0
! .,tSd ; az, witch exx1
'1'o no,I Branch Ia |
i Ffpplht pift at or nd
trpna r reading. TI|
',ae' We G. ear and d |
jj,ances IN ., subseo, !,
u i'm mortgage dat
Loo as,' made by
.no,, ..1naa,lng KaiIrrooaI
S"ea Trustees.
TERMS d
!, !p,mh}pgsrty willbl
s s. dDf!deer upon /
! ! on's ~ sale, TO wit |
! ! faasl' tas when Ill
! hten tne eI balance vi
~ Stoc,on oc,onfrmantid
tofbets t'IfI1es Circuit1
! ) ssootfppetnnsyIuaa,I ot ofpt
; in 81 the purchaJ faJ
.,,dtash M cash or set,1
ihe II TT / r |
,yi,i.S;a VIE said hala|
Dr,Iteal' Dwr',Iel' may ap
,pa.'b :" sne bonds 6d
b" TTy"ILI'red 1Lr coupe
a; H;,l,;; ID; nj. VIII Viii
Pau IN
NJ neo by " The Co,
',"e rev, with All I1 tn
r,"nfnc.ll9scrslrr,a, ,nn. ~,
% ,xulllcient T. de
: : an a,n'itnpIe, from
ma i HTad discbaar,
'',",nos$equent to-
.,o,%, and clni
,ImG',o TnI olnpanl1 /
w. WIDER them /
~, .nI, or olherw.
.IE ...iioEbHe EbHeoOKJs
: - : RI tRlIcH4E
N 81 tsIID.DfE, .
i I3l, as q son
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

N 0fI'N'-'
All persons
Ogllle year q
ErI'ing 1l,e
Water Depart.
pr before the
Frr'ing in the
ta' owner, tn,
Der and l0rati
dhetwiSe the,
rent for yt
All pcrSOrls ,
r." Of water. II
~ dollar.
|~Tadi>ruuiin
p certificate tl'
Eov" 'tNDpnc'
nOy2 In
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
800 Horse Blankets. Price 30 Cents


stylish ion,a
tor,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

|L'0E! Rim
IN suitable
tnlily. Rcn
nOy2}-tf
|-ps-sses~~--
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23


|U& WEI
Dg1'hrrsi
3 follows:
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-24

Basouks. They received orders on
the Moratcha Valley 10 attempt the cap
ture Of Danilxrsd. The Turkish e6icikls
In Albania are very d~sspondent. Many
express the bsliet that the days Of the
Ottoman empire are nearly numbered.
A great Russian victory on the Danube
would probably b the signal for . general
revolt In Albania. Epirus and Thcssaly.
The French Crisis.
LONDON. Nay 2s.-A Times dispatch
says that. France will undoubtedly pro-
nouncc overwhelmingly against Msohs-
hon at the elections. even II tho Senate
gives . majority In favor Of dissolution,
which IL very doubtful. The refusal Of
the Senate 10 authorize Q dissolution
would inevitably cause xscNahon's rssig-
nation.
PARIS. Nay 2s.-Do, carlosNhss started
for Linz. In Austria.
Prosecutions have BEEN instituted
against the provincial papers Of Mar
sailles and Paris for insulting President
MacMahon.
Ia Iairie says the idea Of poetponing
the Exhibition Of 1878 10 seriously enter
tanned. In consequence Of the complicated
condition Of foreign a%fiirs. but no dscis-
ion has yet been reached.
Many 8ub-Prefscts have resigned.
LONDON, Nay ga Paris dispatch says
Duke Decazcs has issued . circular protest.
ing against the supposition that the new
Ministry entertains any idea Of departing
from tho policy Of neutrality or tolerating
the manifestations Of any party In France
against foreign Powers.
It 10 stated that Don Carlos was escorted
to the railway station BY detectives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-24
THE JUSTICE INVESTIGATION.
Report Of the special Cemmittee-
a Well and Honestly Managed
Mine.

The special committee, appointed at the
recent annual meeting Of the Justice Min.
Ing Company TO thoroughly investigate the
Affairs. conduct and actual condition Of
the company's finances as we'll as the mine
itscif for tho benefit Of stockholders and
all concerned. have male their report.
which we publish in full. II pays . high
aud well deserved compliment to the In
,egri,y and efficiency Of tho management.
Here is the report;
At the request Of your committee. Mr..
Henry Bo,lsn. tho Assistant Superinten-
dent % the mine. WAS summoned from
Virginia City. Mr.. Boden's statements
we're satisfactory in every respect. demon
had been exercised In every department OF
the mining operations Of the company
that M workmen or attaches are employed
whose services can BE- dispensed with
that every man ON the pay.rolls OF the
company renders actual and valuable SER
vices. and that for the great expense In
Cured. the stockholders have received .
greater development than Is usual In min
Ing operations.
That the great expenses OF tho past year
have been necessarily incurred In correct
Ing the errors Of former administrations
and have also been increased In q degree
by reason OF the extensive eperauons Q,
the upper levels having pech eohuu'''u
mostly IN broken stounu, .-..
Mr.. Boden also reports that the necessity
OF these ordinary expenses mas ceased anu
that NO great expense LOT tns us'eioPmeh'
aud working OF the nine Will No necessary.