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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-01

the Committee on the Judiciary, with the
following amendment offered by the commit
tee:
In section 3, line 7, after the word "other,
insert the words except on cross. examina-
tion.'
On motion Of Mr. Goode the amendment
| was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Burch further considera-
tion of the bill, at this time, was dispensed
with, and 1t was postponed until Saturday
next, at o'clock, and made tho special order
for that hour, and ordered printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson the vote by
which consideration of the proposed amend.
ments was postponed till O'clock was re-
considered, and the amendments as contained
in the message from the House were taken
up.
Mr. Ogden obtained unanimous consent tc
submit at this time the following report:
To the Honorable President and Members oi
the Senate:
The Committee on the Judiciary beg leave
| to report Senate bill No. 128 favorabfy, with
the following amendments proposed by the
committee:
Amend the title by adding thereto the words,
and to make all the provisions OF this.act q
part OF the police regulations OF towns and
cities throughout the State. and to make any
otfsnse herein provided for violation of the
police regulations"
In section l, line IT, insert. after the word
| peace" the words recorder or municipal
police magistrate in towns and cities"
Section 2, line 81, insert, after the word
peace" the words recorder or municipal
police magistrate in towns and cities"
Section 2, line Is, after the word female, y
insert the words every p rson wandering
abroad endeayoring. by the, exposure OF
wounds or deformities, to obtain or gather
aims"
Section 3. line 40, insert, after the word
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
4sitp #rnnfbst sournal.
PREPARING For A WHIPPING.

lions Herald tells good story of old
time discipline at Wilbraham Seminary,
when Rev. DIR. Fisk was the presiding
officer: There was one minister's son,
now in the New England conference land
a very faithful and useful pastor he has
been). member a large ministerial fam.
ilv, who in his academic DAYS was as full
OF mischief as the minister's. son is sup
posed TO be. He taxed the well-known
elastic patience of DR.. Fisk to the last de-
gree. Finally the Doctor said to him. af-
ter capital act OF misconduct: ''You
must prepare yourself tor severe whip
ping;" the time for which was duly APP
pointed. The doctor was on hand, very
much more affected. apparently. than
the irrepressble mischief-maker. After a
solemn discourse in that most melting
tone OF voice that no one can forget
who ever heard it, the doctor drew
his, rattan and laid it with considerable
nnction on the boys back. Nothing but
dust followed the blow. The subject of
the discipline was entirely at his ease, and
evidently quite unconscious of the stroke.
lake OF your coat. sir p was the next
command for the doctor now was little
aroused. Again whisted the rattan
around the boys shoulders, but with no
more effect. Take off your vest, sir r
shouted the doctor OFF went the vest :;
but there was another under it. OF went
the other! and the establishment of the adj
ministrator of justice can well be imagined
as he exposed large Goldfish defending
the back Of The culprit like a shield, while
below there was evidently stretching over
the exposed portions of the body stout
leather apron. .'What does this mean,
said the doctor. choking with wrath or
something Just the opposite. Why"
said the rogue, in a particularly humble
and persuasive tone. ''you told me. doc
tor. 70 prepare myself for punishment,
and have done so in the best way |
could !".@ 1t was out Of the question to
pursue that act of discipline any further
at that time. And it is doubtful whether
1T was ever resumed.
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~ To KEEP CIDER SwEET.-Rack cider of
until perfectly free from pummice. To
each barrel quarter pound mace, quarter
pound cinnamon Ozark broken one,) quar-
ter pound mustard seed. one pound good
rsisins; put oil in cloth sack, of sufficient
length to 60 through bung Of barrel and
extend to opposite side; drive the bung
tightly over top Of sack, and let stand a
lew weeks before tapping. Your cider
will be as sweet as the day it came from
the press. and will remain so for years.
Good whisky or brandy barrels are the
best for cider.
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NOtlco oil As~iHnnIenI.
NOTICE is hereby given that Virgil A. Little
~ field, OF Augusta, in he County OF kenBebec
and the state of Maine, has this day assigned to e
all OF his property except such as is by law exempt
from attachment, for the benefit of his creditors
and three months from the execution OF said ~
signmenl is allowed Tor said creditors to become
parties thereto. 4 W. VIII fEHOUSE.
Augusta, Me-, Oct 81, 1878. t2s3w
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court of the United states.
District of Maine.
In the matter of
HI r. 49,

In the matter of In
Henry T.. Morton, I Rankrnptcv.
Bankrupt
fNHIS Is to give notice that peuuon was
i presented to the court the eighteenth day
OF September, last, 10y Henry h. Morton OF
winthrop, in said District, Bankrupt, praying
that he may be decreed to have full discharge from
all his debts, provabe under the Bankrupt AcI
on " hich Petition q hearing was ordered TO be had
on the first Monday OF December, ISIS at 10 A.
NJ, before the Court in Portland, in said District.
and notice thereof TO be published in the Daily
Kennebec Journal and Daily Portland Advertiser,
once a week for three successive weeks and once
In the Weekly kennebec Journal and weekly
Portland Advertiser, the last publication TO be
thirty days before said day OF nearing, which no
tice has not been published as ordered; and that
now on this first day of November ISIS, on
reading said Petition, In IS ORDERED by the
first Monday OF January, A. ID. 1879, before the
court in Portland, in said District at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and that notice thereof be published
in the said Daily Kennebec journal, and the
Daily Portland Advertiser, newspapers
printed in said District, once week Tor
three successive weeks, and once in the Week
ly kennebec Journal and the Weekly
Portland Advertiser the last publication TO BE-
thirty days at least before the day OF hearing, and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons IN interest, NAV appear at said TIME
and place, and show cause. if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted
lH r Wa. p. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
tnovl2. l9-26&wDoyl3
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Commissioners Notice.

1'HE undersigned, Commissioners appointed lIy
i the Judge of Probate for KeDnebec County
to receive and examine the claims of credito e
against the estate OF Elias T. Tyler late of China
deceased, represented insevent, give notice thai
six months from the 36th day of September, 1873
are allowed said creditors to present and prove
theii claims and that they will be in session foI
the purpose OF receiving said claims and proof q,
the Office OLE. w. Whitehouse in Augusta, at II
O'Clock In the forenoon of each day, on Saturday
the 7lh day of December, and on Saturday the III
day of March next.
+. W ,WyIHuTTTEEn H commissioners.
npYI2.tNM3W = -
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NOTICE OF ASEICS - NJ EMF
NJ Office is hereby given, that Joseph Fl. Low,
~ of Augusta, in the County OF kennebee and
state Of Maine, has this day ass igncd TO nae all
OF his property, except such as is by law exempt
from attachment, for the benefit of his creditors
and that three months from the execution OF sail
Assignment is allowed by law for said creditors
10 become parties thereto.
+. W. WHITEH0USE.
Augusta, Me-, Oct. IL Isis. oet30-fSw3
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Notice of Second Meeting Of Cred
itOrs.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
b. STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
James Savage, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
Pursuant TO an order of said Court the second
general meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt
will be held at the Court House at Augusta, in SAID
District, on the tweDty-sixth day OF November, 4.
Esq, one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy, in ati
district for The purposes named In the section 1892
OF the Revised Statutes Of the United StatesTitle
Bankruptcy. ID. w. TRUE, Assignee.
nOxg-faV2Wi
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Notice Of second Meeting OF
Creditors.

Notice Of second Meeting Of
Creditors.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
Geo. VI. Pope and Edward X.
ssibley; Partners as Geo. Ii. In Bankruptcy.
Pope Co.,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
At Augusta, in said District, the thirteenth day
OF November, A. ID. 1878.
Pursuant to an order of said Court, the second
general meeting of the creditors OF said Bank
rupts, will be held on the tenth day OF December
A. D. 1878, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Court House
named in section 5092 OF the Revised Statutes of
the United STATES. Title Bankruptcy.
t&wnovs0E7 GARDlNEkC. VOsE, Assignee.
Notice or Assignee Of His appointment.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF Aids w. Dav,l
Charles X. Libby and Henry H. ph,.
Day, Partners, as Day 4 Libby ~ Dauhrup'uy'
Bankrupts,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
At Lewiston, the 18th day Of October, A. ID. 1915
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
pointment as Assignee OF Adds w. Day, aud
Charles X. Libby OF Lewiston in the County OF
Androscoggin, and Henry Day of Monmouth, in
within said District, VINO have been adiudged
Bankrnpts spon their own Petition individually
duu as meInUers Oh the nfm OIL Day Il Libby, by
the District Court of said District. .a
III. A. WHEELOCK, Assignee.
nov2l-i&w3w
Second Meeting Of Creditors.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATRs
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of Peter Stu.
ley and Edward X. Sibley,
Partners as Peter sibley Il : In Bankruptcy.
son,
Bankrupts.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Pursuant to an order of said Court, the second
general meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupta
Will be held at the Court House in Augusta in
said District, on the tenth day of December A. D.
1878. at 10 O'Clock A. M, before John W. MAY
Que of the Registers in Bankruptcy, in said DIS.
trict, for the purposes named in cton 509l of
the Revised Statutes of the United States. Title
Bankruptcy.
HERBERT Nj. HEATH, Assignee.
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Order for the Meeting OfCreditOrs under
Secti0n 5000.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
The Gould Engine Company, I In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
DURSUANT to an order of the Dis riot Court for
i the District oil Maine, authorizing a second
general meeting oil the Creditors Of said Bankrupt
under section 5091, r. s. of U. S. the Creditors of
said Bankrupt are hereby notified that said meet
ing will take place at Augusta in said District,
on the 10th day of November, A. d. 1878, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. before John W. May, one of the
Registers in bankruptcy, In said District for the
purposes named in Tue section 5032 OF the Revised
statutes of the United States. Title Bankruptcy.
LORENZO ID. COOKE, Assignee.
November H. 1878. tnovI4.2l2wnov20
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Courts of Insolvency.

NOTICE is hereby given, than Courts of Insol.
~ vency, will be held at the Proba Oflce. IN
Augusta, on the second and fourth Mondays. b.
each month, at two o clock in the afternoon. unit
otherwise order ed.
H.. BAKER, Judge
CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
Nov I 1873 f&wif
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Burial Of the Gipsy Queen.

DArrox. OnIo. Sept, 15,-Matilda
Stanley, known as the Gipsy Queen, and
recognized as such by'all the tribes
throughout the United States, was buried
at Woodland Cemetery, in this city, to.
day. The Queen was woman OF great
influence among her race. She died in
vicksburg fast winter, aud the body was
embalmed and preserved until the present
time for burial. The cemetery was filed
with people, the funeral attracting visit
ors from the surrounding country. It's
estimated that over twenty i've thousand
people were 10 attendance. Representa-
tives OF prominent Gipsy. families rom
all parts OF the United States and Canada
have been assembling 10 the city for the
occasi in, and the funeral procession was
q mile 10 length The cermony was con-
Quoted by minister of the United Breth
ern Church, and did not differ from tha,
OF Christian funeral. At the close an
affecting scene occurred-the children oi
the Queen throwing themselves on the
grave, and filing the air with lamenta
tione. Dayton has been for some time
the headquarters Of the Glpsies ia this
country, and the King. husband OF the
Queen, lives near the city, and owns .
large tract ofground.
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YELLOW FEVER.
NO IMPROVEMENT IN THE
SITUATION.
Many Physicians and Nurses Falling
Victims to the Plague.

. MEMPHIS, Sept. 19.-Ninety six deaths
were reported to day, Of which "a we're
colored Owing to the difficulties expe-
rienced in burying the dead'at Elmwood,
the superintendent being sick, and bis
assistant, John Dawson, dead, the How
ard Association has placed man in
charge Of the cemetery. Among the
deaths to day are W Heath, an active
Howard; E C. Marshall, q prominent
member Of the Citizens Relief Commit
tee; Vincent Bacainlupo, j. W. Barton,
DR.. j. f Penn, VIM. Oberst, John E
Ennis, Mrs G E. Ciapham, VIM. Moi
iatt and Robert Hammoeks, teller OF the
Fourth National Bank Two hundred
and FIVE new cases are reported, among
them ]. w. Page, an active Howard. who
is in critical condition. A L Lang
staff, President of the Howard Associa-
ton, is considered out Of danger. Or
the Catholic and Irish Societies, there is
not now nor has there been during the
past ten days any officer on active duty
in connection with any organization TO
receive or disburse funds sent for their
relief, except the Father Matthew Camp,
St. Peters Orphan Asylum and the sis
ters of st. Joseph; all are either dead,
stricken down by the fever or fed the
city. Father Riordan, the v. G., is dead
An funds 10 be directed to the Rev. A.
~ Kelley for the Orphan Asylum; Rev,
i W. Walsh or T. Consadine, Camp Mst
thew, and Sister Teoni, for the Sick and
destitute. Mira. Sam Mosby died to-day
at Ridgeway Of congestion. The fever
Is spreading in the suburbs, and q large
number of deaths are occurring at points
several miles from the city. The force
OF physicians. nurses and visitors is be
ling gradually reduced, and the situation
is. becoming more frightiul hourly.
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County Corresp pondence.
Written for The Spirit Of Democracy.]
GRAYSVILLE LETTER NO. 1.

Ed. SPIRIT: Some time has elapsed
since we saw anything 10 your columns
from this place. Thinking that your
many readers would like 20 hear from
such a place a. Graysville, take up my
pen, Many has been the attempt which
has been made to delineate the character
of this little village, but all the ink
singers that We have been permitted TO
read after las we think have failed to do
the slbjecs justice. The burden Of their
articles has been to paint the dark side Of
the picture in all it's horrible forms, and
leave untouched the unvarnisbed tale
that brings to view the many noble
deeds which day by day crown the lives
Of our worthy citizens Graysville has
been cried down as s'den OF lewis"
aud sscage of unclean beasts, J" DC. II
is we'll enough to give both sides of q
story, but to be continually pointing ont
the weak points and say nothing about
the good, is doing injustice to humanity.
Perhaps it has justly TO some extent at
least) merited bad name. The 6endish
crimes which have been committed by
some Of our pugnacious citizens have .
tendency TO blacken the name of any
community end cause it to become .
sshiss and D by-word.n But notwith-
stsnding all these facts We believe that
Graysville is not the worst place in the
world. We, like sIlother little country
towns, are composed of all kinds OF peo-
pie, good bad and indifferent, and while
some strive for peace, prosperity and
happiness, others strive for discord and
revenge. But while this is true, We can
say, without ostentatiol, that the major.
lity of our citizens are enterprisiDg men,
and are lahoring to advance society, and
we can say that moves are daily being
made in the right direction, and ere long
we hope to see discipline more;rigorous-
lily enforced and our town on better foot
ling. Ii,
The new school house, under contract
by MI. j. Baker, is rapidly progressing
toward completion. Mr.. Bakeris agood
workman, and deserves great'prsise fol
the work he Is doing on this building.
We have had q good school here this
summer, under the auspices Of Prof
Graham, Of Miltonshurg. The Profes
sor is . good instructor, and We think !
gentleman. The school this coming win
ter is to be taught by Mr.sJ: Baker; VI
anticipate good school.
Our merchants are doing fair bust
tNa + 80 =
ness. n =. = -. 81
Everything is quiet, politically, excep
i . little Warner fever which has broker
out in some Of our circles lately, but "
lpresnme cur political physicians WI
soon check 1t
J, More at some future time. 49,
/ AHERIcus: /:
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(New York Herald,)
The War. In Bosnia.

The likelihood that the Austrian army
will execute aretrogade movement, ,aban-
don Sersjevo and lose the advantage of
the hard fighting II has already done, has
naturally startled Vienna, and will excite
the country and make things unpleasant
for the Ministry. But this movement
has been imminent for come time, and
rmnaf haua haaa-c--.>-~.- asT vhocsct naS
considered amply the consequences OF
the advanced period in the season. In
fact the attempt to occupy Bosnia this
season is already failure. Austria
could only be able to hold her position
In Bosnia through the winter il she had
made it far stronger than 1t is before the
approach OF bad weather. She is now
in a position thst would be untenahle in
the winter. She cannot materially i'm
prove that position this year by the ut
most efforts she is able to make, because
there is not time She must, therefore,
shorten the line of supply, in. order not
to forfeit all she has gained and 10 be
prepared to begin anew the next season.
That ia the significance of the Austrian
movement, in the light Of which Earope
will open its eyes on new complications
in the East. .ai y,
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H HMcMshon's Creek was higher last
week than 1t has been since the Hardes.
tv food which happened in the year
1919.
Csptina Creek was higher than ever
before. The farms along it's course we're
considerably damaged. Mr., Issiah Ram
sey lost go head of fne sheep. The
food of waters covered the entire field
they we're pasturing in and drowned all
of the fock.
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vulcan and Another Planet.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Sept, l6.-Prof
Watson in his observation of Vulcan at
the time of the eclipse discovered two
planets instead Of one. The second planet
is larger than Valcan, and its position ID
80, O. and a" right ascension, and de-
clination 1So, s. north. Prof Watson
say: "There are no known stars in the
places which they gives and hence | can,
not be mistaken as to the identity OF the
objects"
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E1The Convention which nominated
Mr.. GrDDEs for Congress in this district,
resolved in favor Of Immediately issuing
greenbscks enough TO pay all the gov
ernment debt. This wild project would
throw upon tha country an amount Of
currency larger than any country on
earth ever had, not excepting the Con-
federate States when one Of their dollars
was worth but Eve cents in specie.
Surely every man of good common
sense win pause and reflect before giving
his vote to the representative Of such a
ruinous project. S.. -
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NJ sirtuss Of 4. eer.ainn' ;qrdat 81 sais iselsd
j from the couff bf c6mfioi piss; &1<kiu
md fds NE couuH Of MpnspN spd ctass q
.ns 1a. sbo.s S.SS Ses sSs ..s..a ns.sss.
VIII oaer for sale as pablis,A Asstion a Iths
EAST door Of the court house In Woodsdsldsen
yths IstA day Of October; 1873,
between ths Aouss Of 10 osloek i. n. and =
o'clock p. m, of said day. the sf6Il6wina a.
scribed fsal estass sit6ass Il fonfos bounty.
Ohio, 70 VIII: e 4 ,ti Doqf
quarter Of section thirty -ons, township sthrte
northwest oorner formesly owned. By WullSn
Cain,) beginnina at the north west cosnsr go
southwest quarter ii 'ths koFtkSk4e6Ha q
section thirty-o1e, ktownshiR thrso ef{rongo
three, thence south ten iodS u ! SeHts; lhdhSS
south ffty-one-and -thrss-5onxth degrees saet
twelve rods TO . stAhe in Negro Run thepee
south seventy three degrees ssst thijtJ tJ>tzfS6
rods to scr stake; thence . nofthsfly eeprst
tventy Ave- rods -, tha line xppuipg s1ek I'D
west through the centerso1 tbsnS5hRl q oAst( (i1ik
tor Of said section thirty one: thence Ws6t Wieh
sad line forty.dvsfods't0 Tie yIaoe ofstpGtn
ming. containing Ave cores; also, ; port q -
southwest quarter Of the northsoss quhxtore q
sectien thirsy 0hes topnihiY tbRssr ~ rongs
three, beginning for the came at : stshe n u
quarter lection lii6 running 16rfh xH1; ;GoSaA
through the csnter Of, s&id 6eetipA usrty 90,
ten rodS south Of the northwest cof1sr u he
southwest quarter Of Tie noftheost7 t7fuastse o.
said section thirty one; thence soatA hlty. one
and three fourth degrees east 'thfee chxihS = .
stake in Negro Run; thence south seventy tktAs
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Lady Beautiaers.

LADIES, vou cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks aud sparkling eyes with all
the cosmetics of France, or beautifiers OF
the world, while in poor health, and moth
ing viii give you such good health,
strength and beauty as Hop Bitters. A
trial is certain proof. See another col
umn. =
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The Truthful Test.

1t requires no learned experts to es-
tablishs the fact that DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is the purest and the
strongest. II it, will make sweater,
lighter, and more digestible bread, bis
cults, cakes, etc., than can be made With
other kinds, it 10 an incontestible proof
of its purity and greater excellence
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Hn there was a being whom the

HK there was a being whom the
Democrats we're supposed to hate more
than they hate old Nick that being was
'Beast BUTLER "" And yet this same
BurLER had audacity and cunning
enough to capture the Democratic State
Convention Of Massachusetts, True 3
faction met outside the Hal and adjourn
ed to meet at another time and place !:
but the astounding fact remains that a
hard money Democratic Convention, or
at least controlling msjority Of II, re-
solved to support BUTLER for Governor.
The Datchmau was right when he said
dis bolitics been deal fon Get any.
how"
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~ There seems to be q mistaken idea
that while it is something very reprehen-
sible to leave one old party and go to the
other, q man loses no political caste by
going from sn old psrty to a new one.
With the most powerful microscope at
our command We fail to see Why Dem
ocrat going over.so the Greenbsck party
should not feel as much like . turncoat
as one who goes over body and breaches
TO the Republican party. Tweedledum
is much like tweedledee. 9.sBsi 5