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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-22
Bankruptcy Notices.
Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy,
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of

FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
OF Watervie, Bankrupt. }
hlsrRICT OF MAINE, sS.-A meeting of the
- creditors OF said bankrupt will be h. Id at the
Court House, at Augusta, on the twenty third day
vi November, y. d. 1871 at 10 o'clock A. NJ Tor the
puIPose OF lnqnirlng whether IA resolution accept
lnG composition OF 20 per cenium proposed by
s s bankrupt to his creditors, in salts
,a''iph Oh the debts owed by said
uauArupt 10 each OF his creditors, has been
PASSED. IN the manner directed by Sec. II OF the
nankruPtcy Amendment Act approved June %,
lo.i anu the aevsed Statutes of the United states
ute In, Bankruptcy, and mas been confTmed Inv
the signatures required by said Sections And nj.
So "hether &c Is Tor the best interests of all con.
cerneI that The said resolution (acceptinr the com
position proposed) should be recorded and that
the slhi statement showing the whole oftbe assets
and debts OF said bankrupt, should be died
1,.., e., VIM l.. PREBLE,
Clerk ofthe L. S. District Court for the District
OF Maine. noyI0.tSwo,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

vice OF Hebrew congregations held Tho congrega
ton In West Nineeenh-sreet, OF which the Rev H. T.
Mendes Is rabbi has invited the FOrtyfourhst congre-
CATION the Rev Dr. DE SOa Mendes, rabbi. to JOIN In
worship on Thanksgiving Day. The exercises Will con
sist Of hymns sung by the respective ehors ana au-
dresses by both rabbits lama -
The Trinity chimes will be rung to-day, at 1880 a. m;
service will be held at IL O'clock In the Temple o. the
Congregation Rudolph 6chOlOm, the Rev. Dr. A. wise
will preach on Jewish National Feasts," at 4 y. M
The Chapel OF st. Augustine, built by the Trinity farsh
IN East HOustOnt will be dedicated at IL am me rec
tor OF Trinity Church will preside and the Trinity chor
will be present
In Brooklyn, the Rev. DR.. wayland Hoyt. pastor OF
the Strong Place Baptist Church, will preach ana tle
music and singing will be of unusual excellence
At the Tabernacle, the musical progTTYhdmnadnnco
Guok and the Rev. Mr. Talmage will preach
EXtensive preparations being made on staten
Island for the celebration OF the day Services VIII pc
held in all the churches. Thanksgiving dinners VIII DC
given in the Seamen's Retreat, Sailors Snug Harn9
Smith nnrmary, and other charitable institutions inc
Staten Island Athletic Club viii hold an outdoor mees
at Seayew Park. Newborn, at IL a m. There VIII po
foot races and football match. . ,.,,o
Huntsmen will appear in the costumes OF Me sr
England" on Thanksgiving Day at the Garden Sly
Hotel. L. T. and hunt dinner VIII be gwen AT s Cps
New-Jersey will not be OutdOne by suburban mel n
bors In Jersey City the friends and patrons OF the MI
drens Home will hold feast at the Tabernacle IrO
ting and running races will be held at West side Park
The New,Jersey sclitzen Corps have a shooting and
bowling festival schzen Park Prizes valued az 500
and 800. game and poultry, will be gwen Dinners
will be given the orphans OF ST. Michaes Institute
ST. Mary's Asylum and number OF other benevolent IN
situations An the churches will have services ana ora
matte and musical attractions may he enjoyed IN POhl-
mans, DittmaT's and Schutzen Parks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
TIE p0rONAC FREsHETS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The freshet IN the
Potomac River aud the streams Of this negh5orood has
subsidized extent mat il II longer an inter
ruution t. travel Workmen are bUsiy engaged on the
breach OF the Alexandri and Washington Railroad bnt
the damage j. extensive than was supposed al nrst
and no drtue time be fixed FOR The resumption Oi
travel over that route All the other railroad connections
across tho Potomac North and SUud have been cestaD
lished.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S.-Passenger and freight trains on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between this city aud the
West. which have been delayed since Saturday
last by the food in the Potomac, began moving
Tonight the breaks between Martiusburg and
Cumberland having been retained. All trains east and
west will now run regularly. An authentic dispatch
from Cumberland states that the damage 10 the Chesa-
ucake and O.iO Canal though serious, was not d.
stlUcye a, NJ first supposed SaygatiOn Is ended for
the year. but The canal VIII bee repaired during the WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
REORGAAIziNG Il SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

The scheme for the reorganization of the At
lanc Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Of Virginia, pro-
posed by the English stockholders has been made pub
c 1t declares that the OF the trustees for the
foreclosure of the mortgage TO the per cent
consolidated gold bonds, OF whch there $500 600 ont
standing, most OF which held in England VIII be
prosecuted decree Of foreclosure and sale The Pur
chasing committee consisting Of five members. II they
have sufficient means. VII purchase thc road and
game q company. The divisional securities will
remain unchanged subject To the provisions for funding
them.
The new company will create SG,O0O,O0O per cent
gold bonds, running thirty years, FOR fInding the diY
sOnal securities. The principal Of the consolidated
per cent gold bonds VII bc represented by reorgaZa-
On second mortgage cent gold bonds, having fifty
years but these bonds viii bear only cent
for the first five years Bonds bearing UeT cent III
erest currency, viii be delivered at par for the overdue
interest the consolidated per cent gold bends 10
April l. 1879 and for the difference between the interest
secured by these bonds and that secured by
the Organization second mortgage gold bonds,
capitalized from April l. 1879 to October /, 1901. Inc
claim Of the State OF Virginia for &iOOOOOO be rep
resented by reorganization second income per cent
bonds par which shall be subordinate all respects
TO the per cent bonds above mentioned.
Charles L. Perkins Of Perkins. Livingston & Post OF
this CITY, OF the receivers OF the company The
road extends from Norfolk, Va, to BRISTOL Tenn. dis
lance OF dos miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
SOUTH CAROLLNA.
GOVERNOR HAMPTON's MESsAGE-REPoRT OF THE
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE on SENATOR PAT
TERsONs MISUNDERSTANDING OF BRIBERY.

GOVERNOR HAMPTON's MEssAGE-REPoRT OF THE
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE on SENATOR PAT
TERsoN's ELECTION-EvIDENCE OF BRIBERY.
COLUMBUS, S. c., Nov. 2S.-GOvernOr Hamp-
sent his annual message to the General Assembly
to-day. He strongly deprecates reputation OF the
States obligations and argues that settlement OF the
public debt question should he made upon basis which
Will not impair the credit of the State He urges the fos
terng the public school system as to give free edu-
cation to all classes Other portions OF the message
relates topics such taxation, special legislation and
public institutions
The special investigating committee appointed last
Spring to examine. among other things into the election
of John J. Patterson as United states Senator in 1872
submitted report this morning The report gives an
eptOme Of testimony taken by tho committee. lncullng
that OF about forty eX-ncmbers OF the Legislature white
and cOOred Republicans whose evidence cOncurs III the
statement that PattersOn's election was secured
through bribery. About twenty testified tbat they
were brbed either personally by Patterson. or
his agent Worthington receiving amounts ranging
from 500 10 $500. About twenty more testified that
offers of brides made to Them and refused MI IL
lott (cOiOreG) eXMemDer OF Congress, VINO was Paier
sons most formidable opponent, Cnerc0 SlJOOO 10
withdraw from the contest when he refused Ihe ocr
made by j. b. Dennis IN the name OF Patterson Ma
Martin H. Delaney cOOrcd) was present ana corIOD-
Grated ElliOtt's statement Governor Moses alter
ward appointed j. Is. Dennis jury Commissioner
draw iues the protection Of Patterson when ne
indicted III 1S73 for procuring bis election by brl-
berry and he arrangement successfully completed.
Every witness testified that generally known and
understood among the members that Patterson was pur
chasing his election Inc evidence also SHOWS that votes
bought while the election was IN progress. Max
we'll cOOred Senator, paid 10 change his vote IN
favor o. Patterson, winch gave nm q majority III the
Senate, and avoided the necessity of joint session the
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.

ScnOr XamacOna, the special agent from
Mexico to this country, staying temporarily at the
Grand Hotel, with his family. lie stated Tuesday to 4
TRIBUNE reporter, that he mere, not in public
official capacity. bat az confidential agent OF the Diaz
Government He wishes to correct the impression that
the Government in power is a weak aud temporary
organization, and that It cannot guarantee peace to
natives and foreigners. General Daz1 he says, is
man Of great popularity in Mexico, not only in the
army. but among the people. / an convinced
that General Diaz las not only the means, but
an earnest desire To- restore peace ana Tranquility all
over the country. uciud the Border states 10 seems
20 me that this has been confirmed by the measures
troops under the command OF one ~ it best officers
Of army 20 the State OF Iaintulips IN no other
par; OF orr country except the border line between
Texas and Tamaupas do We have any trouble, and can
had"
In speaking Of the benefits which would come from
harmony between Two countries srnof Lamacona
many people, NhQ hnd hat thcre are not ouy many pD
ducts ~ Mexico thai could hc used with great profit by
The American manufacturers, but that there many OF
the products OF Mexico mat are unknown ID the luttd
States. aud many 100 the United states that arc unknown
i'm Mexico" agricultural implements above an ne
SAYS are most needed ID Mexico. We need improved
machinery in order 10 make work cheap, that
export agricultural products our lands are ~ eufl
character that within a snort distance Of each
barley. oats and flax OF the cotton fabrics used
Mexico nearly AN noy come from Europe. There are
many otler goods manufactured IN this country that
consumed ~ LARGE quantities in the Mexican mdfAcS
n more correct idea Of the condition OF uEara WIS
held. large trade could he buit up Tropical fruits are
brought from Havana. Wine some DELICIOUS Mexican
fruits are Unknown in the United states We could supply
the United 81 tcs with better colt C. loss price, tnau
Brazil Oui NE marble Is very dOuhdthl Exploration
OF coal mines is greatly wanted What little coal We
get NewOrieanS costs lis rs ton on account Of
he high rates OF rcgLts There is only one line from
New-Y York and from NtwOrl ana as there is
competition they charge very high rates and besides
tAis We are obs to pay large subsidy in order 70 get
IN rU d her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
NAVY Orders.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2S.-COmmander George
b. White is ordered to duty lighthouse inspector Of
the Fourth District the 18th OF December Master
A. stauuton is ordered 10 duty at the Naval Academy.
Captain George Brown is detached inspector Of the
Tenth Lighthouse District on the lst OF January next
and pacrd on waiting orders. Commander T. X. Bridc
man il detached from duty inspector OF the Fourth
lighthouse District, the 10Th OF December and
dered inspector OF the Tenth Lighthouse District on
Passed Assistant Engineer George H. White is detached
from the Wyandotte, PIT IN charge OF the machinery on
board OF tue MOntiuk ami placed on waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
THANKSGIVING DAY.

AN ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY PROGRAMME.
THE DISPLAY OF GOOD THINGS IN THE MARKETS
DINNERS AT THB CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
WHAT THE THEATRES WILL DO.
Thanksgiving Day viii be spent IN the usuai
hearty fashion in this city. Even the wards OF 'he
public have been amply provided for, while the
many charitable societies promise bountltui FEAST
for their charges Appropriate sermons will be
nreached in most Of the churches this morning.
Matinee and evening performances will be given at
nearly all the theatres while great variety Of other
entertainments is announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
srrr1SG TILE INNKEEPERs.

About twenty-five innkeepers, or those de-
string TO SUCH including the popretors OF Of the
large hotels appeared before the Board Of Excise yes
terday This 10 notices sent out the day
preyOus requesting those persons who desired licenses
To appear and certain questions about their
combinations for man and beast The questions were
framed To bring fully the preparation OF each person
for keeping Veritabe hotel. The final decisions the
aDulicatiOnS were not rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
TIN. e1-nDEN End OF A VOYAGE.

PITTsBURG, Penn. Nov. 2S.-JOhn b. Paint
er Of this city with party Of colOnzers thirty souls in
ALL left this afternoon, in hat-bOat, intending
to travel 10y river to Arkansas just they entered
the Ohio River, the nat-bOat struck fleet
OF coal barges and parted in three pieces, aud
broke up throwing the cmgants into the water. Some
of them clambcred out the coal barges ana others
were rescued by skids. 4 Swiss family named Rife
consisting Of tue father mother, aud two children and
a man from Philadelphia. whose name is unknown,
sH..A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
MAUMOID DAMAD DISPLACED.

LONDON, Ihursday, NOV. y, I0II.
The Tin,ess Vienna correspondent telegraphs as
follows: II is announced from Constantinople
that the Council of War which has hitherto
had supreme direction of military operations, Is
TO be transformed into a merely deliberative
body, under the p esdency of Mustafa Pasha Minis
ter of War. This transfers the direction of oper-
ations to Mustafl from Mahmoud Damad Pasha,
who was the most prominent member of the Council
of War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
PRESENTATION 10 MINISTER WELSH.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-Mr. John Welsh
was sht prior to tie public rcccoon given, pre-
scented by the women OF Philadelphia with two handsome
silk flags one OF Amer ca. and the other OF Great Brit
ain The event took place in the Academy
Of Arts where the public reception also
held The building was mnguinccntly decorated, and
between the hours NJ and 10 o'clock no less than 1000
persons passed in and paid their respects TO the
Minister 10 the Count OF a.. james.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The Signal Service
observer at the wreck Of the Huron reports to tho
Chief 5 gua Officer as follows:
WRECK or THE HrRoN Nov. %. 1907 p. M.-The sea is
getting rough Bakers stcI amer Is waiting for divers
All il ready 20 begin operations "A soon rs the weather
viii permit The steamer virginia started for Kitty
Hawk at l:25 o. m. leaving men on the beach near
the wreck look Tor bodies, Efforts making 90
recover Piytnaster saunders's body. Mrs. Dallas
Saunders aud party arrived al the Of the wreck tins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
DISEASES
OF The
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

Tho importance Of the system i power over ic
direct bearing which II bas on rnAu hspplness ~
thoroughly recognized ia uses and the danger OF 0ea
H. whether through mental application or bY the OK
O the apDees and propenses arc proper
subects for consideration When the system "a de
ranged absolutely necessary 70 promptly seek Gace rom
an 1p ri who OF has devoted hs Whoe
tine and attention study from his experience
practice learned discover ~ the canso an "a
promptly apply remedy avoiding the painfully SLOW
seeking Tor the truth, common 70 the ncx1 een Anu
annoying the patient, who very NATURALLY wants 70
know the extent OF the de-
rangcmen probabilities OF rccuperson and the ame TO
CURED ., -,
brain has become exhausted by Intense mental app
doprving ~ OF connected thought can
only It's strength by being properly led ana housnd
by the ~ certain systematic methods IL precisely we
that preside organic life Inc value
% medical practice can scarcely be- oyerratei
the perpe.uaton OF famy names the
Of hereditary titles and the retention oil estates IN
the family
From long ami large experience in this direction have
been abc by the thankful appecla
lion families the city anu nation and
much that pertains 70 the reyercse OF
ami the or
covering powers whether OF BRAIN appetite propensity
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Albemdrle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stephen j.
Field the United States supreme Court. Ff fort
Hosi-Revcry tucker Virginia and H. de Hegerm1nn-
LiDieucrone Danish Minister Washington. HndfoT
Judge George r. C0mstock, 81 syracuse mon
Square Ho-BishOp John Freeman Ouug 90 Fori ~
BTerO0r R0usc-The Hon william C. Maxwell, ~ tneahu
.. FYh Apsrue Hoe-Judge &. j. Reilly, OF Detroit ani
j. n. Goodwin. Governor Of Arizona ST. Ntchods 10
tel " H. Patrick OF Oman ST. James HCfst-Gcnera
ChaTlos IL II. l'nllIs Of plIllN .lnll1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
ANXIETY INCREASING IN PARIS.


The Paris correspondent of the The Times
telegraphs Despite reports that have been circulating
to-day, I have Just learned tonight on undoubtcd
authority, that no overture for compromise
has been made 10 the Left The anxiety
il increasing and dsquetng reports are again
current. The rumOrs are numerous ana con
nictng. II is certain. however that the Budget Com
mttec inclined to adopt extreme measures III
Will only refuse tn vote such portions OF the estimates
b. withheld without injury to the general inter
OF the country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
meddlesome old woman was sneering OF

A meddlesome old woman was sneering at a
Young mothers awkwarness with her infant, and said
declare, woman never ought 10 have Il baby unless
she knows how 10 hold IT," Nor a tongue either"
quietly responded the young mother.
A New Hartford magnate, who experiences
great satisfaction ia dwelling upon the fac; hat he 10
"sefmade man. Is given To pOklng sticks night aud left
without regard 10 poitenes5 or pr0pnety Inc other
day In a crowded store, he commenced bantertng a
neerdOwee Of doubtful antecedents, who drfted into
town some years ago, winding his remarks follows
" say, now. did you ever have father motherr
"Sartn's YOU i've" back the reply, like shot
I'm none Of your selfmads men"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
TURKISH IRONCLADs IN TIE ADRIATIC

LONDON. 1nursday, NOV. y, Is1I.
special telegram to The Times from Castellastva
reports that Turkish ironcad has arrived before
Antivari and opened fire. Another Turkish man-of-
war is in sight. The Montenegrins are preparing to
oppose the landing Of Turkish troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
Announcements.
SELLS OVER uugTY THOUSAND Al Retail

SELLS OVER uugTY THOUSAND RETAIL
NEw-YoRH. NOg. 20. 1871
b. BrIndreh, ". d.:
Prcsid-at Porous PA ter Company
ny DEAR SIR;
during the past 20 years have sold at rota AZ my drug
store corner sh ave. and 2otL s TngY THOUSAND Of
ALLCoCKs PoEors PLASTER, and truly say there
plaster that given equal satisfaction my customers
Truly yours,
SAMUEL CAMPBELL.
Southwest corner sthaye. aud 2sh-st..
NeW-NOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
SURVEYOR sHARPE's AssAILANT PARDONED.
William III. Grace, the ex-CustOm House

wegher who was sentenced 10 the Pententsry
months assault upon Surveyor Sharpe, has been
nardoned by Governor Robinson after serving about
half mis- term. The Governors reasons for Interference
are taat the excessive and that the
auirements of iustice have boen fully satisfied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT uUpNuTs IN
BROADWAY
Gam. 40. Noon 81. NJ BE-. Nid7,ght 4C'
Highest duun- the day. So. tuw-L. 30
Average 4St Same tsy. 1915 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
p Q s T s Q RIP I.
S:l5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
KARS WON ny TREASON.
LoNDoS, Thursday, Nov.

The Daily Telegraph says it has received informa-
ton that Kars fell through tho treachery OF pasha
who admitted the Russians to the commanding fort
and was paid for 1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

LETTER FROM uoS. JAMES W. Hustled, ExsrEAKER OF
TIE ASSEMBLY.
PEEKsRILI, oct. 80 1877.
D. Brqndreb President Of the Porous PiIser ConpdnU
MY DEAR Sa desire to bear witness TO the virtues Of ALL
COCKS Porous FLASHES AbJlt year ago was thrown
from carage and badly bruised Suffering great pain,
was carre home three four Of AcocKs PLAs
IFRs were applied The effect almost Immediate and In
short time all pain lett me, and soon up attending to
business.
Your pasers very useful in Of severe colds and
coughs used my back and two on the chest
when had so cough that my friends thought nothing
but trip South would These pastcrs, however,
soon effected perfect Ny family use them constantly
There is no humbug them they perform all they
promise. Yours truly,
JAMES w. IIUsTED
Beware ofmitatons AGLCocs POROUS PAslEIS are sold
by all druggists Principal Office No 29i Canast. New
York.
LUNDBORG's PERFUME-WOOD NIoLET-pos-
the natural delicate odor OF the flowers
Buy your Hats from BURKE, pa Broadway.
Style and texture unsurpassed Fine SILK Hat 50.
If HAGGARD AND EVACUATED,
lie with PHILLIPS PALArABtECOD LIVER
on. combination with PHOsPHO uIElI1SE All druggtsts.
Depot, 2 PlattsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
No. 12s SOUTH 92TH-sT, /
READING Penn, oct. -, IoiG)

crRE or LIVER CONF. ilNr AND HEADACHE.
have beon a martyr liver complaints for five years
Nothing relieved until used ALLcocKs FLASHES They
cur,d me have used them rheumatism the arm and
bouder with the best effect Ny always gets rid Of her
headaches by putting ALLcocSs PLAsEs below the nape
- tho nook Truly yours MORRIS RAsBO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
NuAN, Wednesday, Nov. %, 1877.
II is announced that an International Exhl-
bit.On will be HELD here In 1879.
FOR other F0reign Netcs first Prge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- GrnerStiye organs rShcaly and speedily cured once
hoursst0S HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. d.. ~ LeCnStonay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

Buy your Hats from BURKE, pa Broadway
Style and texture unsurpassed Fine SILK Hat 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

LUNDBORG's PERFUME-WOOD NIOLET-pO
sesses the natural delicate odor OF the flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

LETTER FROM TIE uoS. JVEs W. Hustled, ExsrEAKER o
TIE ASSEMBLY.