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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10

the British government would take
steps to protect them. Had these
apprehensions proven groundless
and had the object of the mission
been really friendly, and no force or
threats OF violence been used, the
mission would, as o matter Of
course, have been allowed free pas
sage, as such missions are of GUS
tomary and frequent occurrence be-
tween allied States. am now sin
cerely stating my own feelings
when / say that this government
has maintained and will always
maintain the friendship which has
existed between the governments
and will cherish no feelings of hos
tility or opposition towards the
British government. 1t is also in
cumbent upon the officers of the
British government that, out of re-
spect for the greatness and emf
nence OF this government, they
should not consent to inflict any
injury on their we'll disposed neigh
bors, or to impose a burden OF
trouble on the shoulders of their
sincere friends; but, on the con-
trary, they should exert themselves
to maintain the friendly feelings
which have hitherto existed
towards this government, in order
that the relations between the two
governments may remain on the
same footing as before, and II, in
accordance with custom, the allied
States of the British government
should desire to send purely
friendly and temporary mission to
this country, with small escort
not exceeding twenty or thirty
mem bers, similar to that which at
tended the Russian mission, this
servant of God will not oppose Its
progress.
rno Ameer's Family in TnrhistnD
| ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 0.-Intel
lIigence has been received that the
family of the Ameer of Afghanis
tan has taken refuge in Russian
Turkistan.
| VIII stick TO ths Treaty.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 9th.-
The Sultan has assured Coun
Zithy, Austro.Hungarian Ambassa
dor to Constantinople, of the Porte's
Intention to adhere to the treaty o
Berlin and expresses great anxiety
to arrive at an understanding will
Austria.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10
A Problem Long Since Solved.

How TO remedy those prolific causes of
disease. an impoverished circulation and
an impaired digestion was q problem the
solution of which had often baffied med
ical skill, but which was solved over a
quarter of a century ago by the introduce
ton Of Hostettcr's Stomach Bltters 10
public and professional notice. Since
that time, which may well be said to
have Initiated new epoch in the histo-
ry of med cine, the remedy and preven-
tive referred to has OBJ aimed n foothold
in the confidence of the American people
that each succeeding year has only
throughout the Union as a tonic OF the
first order, remedy for and sure means
of preventing fever and ague and disor-
deTs OF the stomach and bowels; as a re-
liable means OF reforming a dlsordered
state OF the liver and OF counteracting q
tendency to rheumatism, gout. urinary
and uterine disorders.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10
BORN,

Old hats re-made at No. s Also
street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10

heard ex Senator Morrill, In oppo-
sition to the transfer Of the Indian
Bureau to the War Department
He advocates radical change in
existing laws and said the Indians
should be localized and educated to
be prepared to meet the coming
emergency of the delivering of
their lands to the fast increasing
white population. John Young,
agent of the Blackfeet Indians, of
Montana, said they were unani-
mously opposed to the transfer.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-SENATE
Cameron submitted a resolution
requesting the President to furnish
the Senate with copies of the re.
ports OF the United States Marsha
or other officers, and such othel
correspondence as he may have
relative to the recent elections IL
South Carolina and Louisiana
Agreed to.
HoUsE.-Hewitt, of New York
introduced bill TO make silve
standard dollars interchangeable
with gold.
Atkins denied the published
statement imputing 10 him any re
sponsibility for the so.called Ho
Springs Commission.
Bills introduced to-day: B,
Vance, of North Carolina, to re
peal the United States electoral su
pervisors laws.
| BY Atkins, to make minor o
subsidiary coins legal tender for al
debts due the government, includ
ing customs dues.
BY Burchard, requiring Natiena
Banking Associations to receiv
legal tender coins on deposit a
par for United States Nationa
Bank notes; also, directing tn
United States Treasurer to receiv
coin Of the United States in ex
change for United States notes.
By Cummings, to provide for th
redemption of subsidiary coins o
the United States and for their re
issue.
BY Page, to enf,rce the -Four
teenth and Fifteenth Amendment
to the Constitution. The bill re
cites that number of male citi
zens belonging to one politica
party were, by law enacted b.
the Legislature of said State an,
by concerted system OF oppress
ion, terrorism and fraud, denies
the rights secured to them unde
the Constitution and enacts tina
after the 4th of March, 1879, TIL
State OF South Carolina shall b
entitled to members of tn
House Of Representatives on th
basis of the whole number Of whit
inhabitants of said State.
Texas Pacific Ecsoiu,iuns.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 9-Res
olutions favoring the Texas Paciti
Railroad were to-day,in the House
referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10
Latest Eastern News.

Treaty With Jnpsn-The IadInns.
WAsHINaToN, Dec. 9th.-The
commercial treaty with Japan,
soon to be communicated TO the
Senate by the President for ratifica-
tion, contemplates important addi-
tions to the present treaty, having
in view the increase and develop.
ment OF the commerce Of both
countries.
The Indian Commission to-day
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Reraia s'eam PrInting House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast, outside OF San Fran.
oIso3. In facilities for doing job work
k,w prices, good work and expedition
nav be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10

Cartridges and ammunition ofall
kinds at Sutherland's gun store, rs
Main street. 1my5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10
european Cable News.
t.rinos.s Alice seriou.,y III.

FTtHcBtH NifcB NtfIOUss5 TIT.
LONDON, Dec. GA Darmstadt
dispatch says that the Grand Duch-
ess of Herr, Princess Alice, is seri-
ously i'll of diptheria. Princess
Alice Ia the second daughter of
Queen Victoria.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10
The Russian Envoy bas Gene.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-The Chancellor
of the Excheouer, replying to the
inquiry of the House of Commons
to-day, said Schouvalof had in
formed Lord Salisbury that the
Russian Envoy had left Afghanis-
tan, and he learns from other
sources that the envoy has returned
to Russia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10
,xss Pacific Resolutions.

Texas Pacific Ecsoiu,iuns.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 9-Res-
olutions favoring the Texas Pacific
Railroad were to-day,in the House,
referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10

--Gsniion, If temperately arged. The
united complaint of this commu-
nifty against the extension OF the
Southern Pacific would have
most potent effect at Washington.
We think we can get justice and
recognition from this mammoth
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-10

IEYER-In this city, Dec. 7th, to the
wife of Sam Meyer, girl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24

THE NATIONAL aCOUBGE.

II Is estimated that the annual damages csus.
ed nv the rsvsges Of insects and worms exceed
$50 900 600 In the United States alone. Truly
An enormous lossi Yet II sinks into insignih-
canoe when compared with the rava9es OF that
more terrible scourge. Consumption. which
annually sweeps hundreds OF thousands OF hu-
man souls into eternity. The causes OF con-
sumption. are various. depending IN every in
stance for the de velopment Of the disease upon
the serofulous disthesis, or temperament. Of
the victim. Thus the same cause which will
produce 10 Que person al attack Of acute dis
ease or = slight uevous prostraiton, will en-
gender consumption In person OF serofulous
habit. That consumption can I've cured by
proper treatment will he readily perceived
when the .xset nature OF the disease is under
stood. VIZ: the accumulation and deposition Of
scrotulous MISTER (tubercIesl In the lungs
Obviously The principal remedies required are
III a powerful Alternative, or pood purifyer. TO
srrest the accumulstioDs and also cleanse the
blood OF scrofulous mttter. and (2l al mild ca
thartic to expel the diseased matter from the
system. This coarse OF treatment, In com june
ton with strict hygenic regime, has proved
the most successful method Of curing this dis
ease. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgstive Pellets are the best at
tsrstive and cathsrtie remedies before the pub
lie. and have been alone used in thousands of
cases Of consumption with the most mar ked
efficacy. DR.. Pierce's invaIids' Hotel, at Buf-
fslo, n. Y, affords special and unequaed nd
yantsges TO consumptiyes, not only possessing
| the best medical and hygenic means Of treat.
ment. but having the essential advantage al
| being situated In q climate where the inhabit
ants are hotaby free from this disease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Assignee's Sale OF
NOTES AND Book ACCOUNTS
BY AUCTION.

DURsUAS1 TO an order of the United States
District Court for the District of Maine and
In accordance with the provisions Of the Revised
statutes OF the United States, title bankruptcy
and the general orders hereunder, shall sell al
public auction at the once OF Charles J. Abbott
EsS. in Castise. IN said County OF Hancock on
Saturday the 9Th day Of November. A. u ISIS
at ten Of the clock In the foreDeon the follow ing
notes and accounts belonging To the bankrupt
~ Wit; Notes against the following parties
John y. Lord for $500, sewali B. Lord tor
e17.74. Geo. W. steele tor e1s.o3. Three OF Mark
George II. Davis for a3a.73. Two OF JOIN Austn
for 81. 80 each. fous Of A. p. Tapley, one for
go. three for 81 81 each. Mary A. Lord for o.
50. A. <. Darb, for tss 80. Six OF Isaiah Lord
Agt one for ei7 49, one for ees CO. one for s44ass,
oLe for rs 90 and two tor $1,000 each, John X.
~! % and one for eia;AI. Albert II. Often for
et;W. Two Of =: II; Hutchinson, one for ~ IS
and one tor e4.ls. Chas. e. vArnum for $500
Three OF Geo IL. Green, one for IS So one S36 Al
one eto.s7. John Z. Weber for tli.7s
Accounts against the following parties, Leon.
Ard ard. NO.. TO- :sss; [... JsSe: s:1si Jos
elss ); I. Masee sis. Ii. Augustus Dasey
Ss AI .sS y. s..s' g. g. WIN Austin
q =. John n; Lord elso.ss, 7. p. SNOW SiSsl,
Ai,s x.fs.il .iei BxSsadncs Lodge SIC, simeon
Ira lapley s;c. Edw. Howard s3c, Betsy DAVIS
&c; william Davis So, Robert Often S4..4, WIN.
Cunningham e4is John Howard Ss.so. Mean.
lag and intending thereby make sale OF ali the
right and inierest which sand Nathaniel A.
The 34,h day Of November, A. d. 1919, the d ate OF
the Sling Of Ae petition in bankruptcy against
DAVID ,. RIcEER. Portland Ne.
a Dro0ksvtlle.
Oct. ~. ~ and Nov. Z. swS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24

To The Honorable, the Court Of County Coma
psissiOaers far TIE County NJ Hancock
sert 70 be holden in said CDHnty Of Haa-
cock, at EHstcorth, on the sth day Of
october. A. ID. ISIS.
uUNBLY shows. that a town way from Reuben
II Curtis. and Seneca wardwelPs By the hon -,
OF Charles Leach. to the town way leading from
the house OF Washington T.. Leach to the house Of
Charies Leach in said town. would be Of great
public convenience. that the selectmen Of said
town, on the petition Of Reuben Curtis and seven
others. legal voters Of SAID town. have unrca
ably refused 10 lay out such way. wherefore your
peiiiionet considering themselves aggrteyed by
such delay and refusal, pray that your Iionors
will asfecAbly 10 aw III such case made and pro-
side'i, lay out such way, accept and approve and
direct the SANE 80 be duly recorded.
REUBEN CURTIS 4 81 OTHERS.
Dated al Penobscot this 2fth day OF sept. \. u
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF County Commissloners
October Term. A. ID. lsss.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioner. are re.
.ponsibe and that they ought to be heard touch.
inzthe matter set forth In their petition and
therefore order that the County Commits siouers
meet OF the house OF CharNs Leach on TUESDAY
the s6th day of November next. at 10 O'Clock <
NJ, and thenee proceed to view the route men.
toned IN said petition. Immediately after which
view. hearing OF the parties and witnesse. y Ill
be had AT some convenient place In the vicinity
and such Other measures taken in the premises A.
the Commissioners shall judge proper. And ii
10 further
oKDEKED-Ihst notice OF the time place and
purpose of The COMMISSIONER meeting Aforesaid
be Aven to all persons and corporations interest
ed by serving Attested copies OF the petition and
this order thereon. npon the clerk OF the OF
Penobscot and by posting up attested copies a.
Aforesaid, IN three public places In said town
thirty days at least before the time appointed for
ssld view. and ty publishing the petit on and
order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American. a newspaper pablshed at
Ellsworth, Ia the County Of Hancock. the nrsI
publication 10 be thirty days at least before the
time OF said view that all persons and corpora
lions interested may attend and be heard If they
think dt.
Attest, II. B. SAUNDERS Clerk.
true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
5w8 Attest, ii. b. SAUNDERS, CLERK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24

We copy the following from the Green
Point \. Y, Daily Star AND note with
pleasure that our old friend AID townsmsn
Is again taking = part In politics. Mr..
Jones was valued member and leader In
his party. perhaps We may say the leader In
this county for many years. Should King.
county secure Mr.. Jones for It's Sheriff, 1,
will be fortunate Ia possessing an oficer
who commanded the entire confidence. and
regard Of his party in the home Of his early
life, and who unites 10 an eminent degree.
business ability and Integrity, with gentle
manly qualities.
"Greeppoint we see is coming promin-
emily 10 the fore 10 connection with the
Democratic nomination for the Kings
County Shrievalty by the naming OF one OF
her most prominent and respected citizens
As . possible candidate for the IMPORTANT
position. Should he oe designated as the
| standard bearer the 18th Ward would de-
light In rolling up . sweeping vote In his
favor. The following conmu uic,tion
which We find 10 the Brooklyn Eagle will
let in further light on the matter:
To the Editor Of the BrookiyH Eagle:
| In = recent issue u your paper noticed wi,h
pleasure your remarks in reiereoce TO the Sc.
lection Of candidates by the Democratic party
OF Kings County.
As friend and neighbor Of one Of the gentle.
| men named 10 connection with the candidacy
for Sheriff, Mr.. Thomas ID. Jones. the pie asurs
with which read your just tribute was msrred
BY the knowledge Of the improbability Of hi,
entering upon the struggle Usually made Tor g
be made this Fall Is you indicate. and IL re-
gzrdless OF the the hacks Mr.. Jones could b
presented . the candidate for Sheriff, il would
, not only Be . nomination rejecting honor upor
the party, but by being equivalent to an cleo
ton, would secure 10 the party IN once to<
often thrown away BY improper nominations
Pr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24

Mrs. L. Edxecomb OF Mechanic Falls,
has small 6g tree on which there are III
teen figs In various stages OF growth. from
tiny ones Just starting from the stem Of the
leaf, TO large onesneArinx maturity.
The town OF winthrop failed to raise
the 80 cents per head school money re-
Quired by Law this year. claiming exemp-
lion under the special act of 1893. The
Attorney General has decided that their
claim Is not well taken. aud that the town
Is entitled to no money from the State.
The Commercial says that several
parties have already sent crews ~ men
into the Penobscot woods IN build camps
and arrange for the winter numbering OPP
there will be large amount at iu,nb.r cut
or not II Is pretty certain that the opera
tions will not be ss large a. last year.
The Portland Press says May Belle
Sherman, the great lady waikist. will give
inside Of IL hours. Al City Hall. this week.
She has msdc III. best time Of any lady
wsikist In the United States. She Is rs
years old. ) feet q inches high. and weighs
lis pounds. She heionos In Gorhsm.
The Press reports there IL = prospect
Of y railroad direct from Aroostook county
To Bangor. II Il proposed to run about nf-
teen miles west of lioulton. This road can
be bnilt at very light expense. a. the pro-
posed route Ia an easy one. u viii be built
nv the Boston & Maine. Eastern and Maine
Central roads. and they are the ones most
interested In its construction.
"A fellow has succeeded In swindling
good many Penobscot aud Aroostook peo-
pie by the following process: He visits =
town. and " he can I. ct score at peopl. to
subscribe ST hfty cents each. he promises
to send = small library To the Post Office
~ that town, agreeing that each subscriber
can have one volume \ week for two wears
and then exchange libraries with the mex,
town. The money is collected by this
chsp. who signs the name OF L. l.. Davis.
but the libraries are not forthcoming.
-Theophilus b Morgan. a native OF
Wales, who Il about GO years OF age. and
has spent most Ut thst time In Portland. is
reported tn be In New York end-avoriug
tn find a million and half dollars worth
OF property that he has been Informed he
Is heir to. It is said that the property In
question WAS accumulated By his brother
In South Amer,cs, and that good deal Of
It l. located is New York. He claims
that his brother died without leaving any
one nearer OF kin than himself
An honest farmer from Auburn drove
into Lewiston a few days since. and was
met by = veteran jockey lying In wait to
see whom he might devour. Good morn.
ing. Mr.. F.. says the jockey; you've got
= nice looking beast there" Yes" re-
piled Honest F. "he's full OF ginger"
That's just the kind Of hors. I want"
SO they snapped. The next morning the
Jockey found his beast had been stuffed
with ginger TO subduc the wind. Rosin-
ante had the heaves so badly that when
she hesved 4 sigh, she almost took the
shingles of the barn,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24

sable. Expect To rsise In State tw;ce and
half times four IN, usaud ,,olI,r.. n you f,,r-
ui.h like amount to-marrow morn,ny morev
TO be returned IL upsuecessfuI. Nnst have
answer Tonight
r. ,.,. p.,,.,,,
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II Il ,rI sec,rs ssssr,f Eisetor. art rn.o,a,,'
H..
n, IT,. 80, M. 3 ~.
Anal vo,. Nv, in,no,,.n, ordsr- IN ~. ,.'
..I Moi ver. Ia COM, hs,o,. ,ha No..
Court m. srs, ras m. ,c,,,rn - ,hs
w,i, or o,,o ,.,,,o,,o he ,.hich =, -. -,
tended a. e,rr, ,be pa,es Eie,,a,s :, ~.
ION, cots c',,,td no ,h,,ju.d IL, a.. $50.
The second was the writ Of mana,m,,s =,
~. m. r,turns 6,- .,oxsrror .nl la.
,enan, Covernor On, NJ Tho h.nJs NJ ~.
RsnohI,r,n Sn..ter AMI ,,Ivs ,h.,, -, ,h..
S,...te or nj u.mn,o,., Uonss Tn. ,n.a
,,ement M ho,h ,h,.e .chemss w.. d..
t.,.,I from Gr,m.rcy PARK The boldn.s.
a, the ,,l,,, thns n,,,n,~d hv M. R..,,,o,
canJiJ,;, tor the Pr,.idr,ry il consnlcn.
onsiv nantes, 4, m, followiug irs,,ur-
lions i.su,d from T1ia.p'- h..donar,ers Tn
M. agent Ia Columbis. Dec. a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24
Notice Of Assignee Of his
Appointment.

In the District Court of the United State. tor
the District Of Maine.
In the matter Of
JOHN IL. DOUGLASS, Yin BANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupt
DfsTRICT OF MAINE, SIS Al Ellsworth the eighth
day OF October A. ID. 1873.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice oil MS sp.
] pontment as assignee OF John H. Douglass Ol
Eden. In the County OF Hancock, and st.ie oil
Maine, within SAID Distriet who has been adj adg>
ed . Bankrupt upen his OWE Petition. iDdlvids'
ally and ~ . member Of the 1rn OF Douglas
Deslsle b. the Districs = oart 81 SAID District
Flied Aug. zitb, 1878.
CHARLES H. RICE. Assignee.
3WA2 Bueksp0t,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24
The friends of Representative Saw,

The friends Of Representative Sayler.
Of Cincinnati. who Was . candidate for re-
election on the Democratic ticket, say that
he will contest the seat OF Butterworth the
successful Republican candidate, In the
next House. At first be proposed TO con.
test on the ground Of fraud. but a. Butter
worth's majority footed up over 700 votes
and rs the fraud vas not likely to be made
apparent even to . Democratic House, he
has abandoned that and will contest on the
sole ground that the election vas invalid
because Of the presence Of United States
Supervisors. This looks very much as II
Mr.. Sayler wonld make the contest because
the presence Of those Officers prevented
the frauds for which that city has become
noted. An election without ftaud would
would be valueless to . good many Dem
Ocraiic Cvngressmen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24
CURED or DRINKING.

"A YOUNG friend Of mine was cured OF an
Unsuitable thirst for Liquor that had 80 pros
iraied his system that he was unable to do any
business. He was entirely cured by the use Of
Hop Bitters. II aIlsyed all that burning thirst
took away the appetite for liquor; msds his
nerves steady and he HIS remained sober
and steady, man for more than two wears and
has no desire 10 return To his cups, and know
of a number OF others that have been cured OF
drinking by it."-From leading K. X. Ot,lc-
ia. Chicago. His. 2w42
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24

Mr.. Havsmeyer comes out In . card
and says that those cipher dispatches
b~esn coming TO his house without biz
consent. that their frequency becoming q
nuisance. he directed the parties no, 70
bring ssy more Of them there, and that be
never knew what they contained. So Il
seems they were sent there - . blind. A
card from Mr.. PeltOu u nov In order
There is good deal left for somebody to
deny.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24

Pew men have been more fortunate "a
book- makers than Alexander n. Stephens.
whose constitutional View OF the War"
two volumes, hes cold to the s3tent Of
10000 copies. He has received . royalty
Of 3 ce0ss v0luoe. and hes. therefore.
made oss 900 IRON the vork-m0rs than
mott professional authors mate during
heir sstire lives. He has lust oil thfs
money and mech more. however. BY his
partnership In Tie AtlsDta SUs. of which
he hes for so0e tine bees political editor
- we'll - eo-psopristor. In fact. be ID
ranked to-day - poor man. largely Ow.
lng 70 Ais eonnoc1ioa With this paper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-24
Messengers Notice.


HANCOCK, IS :.....-......Oct. Il, \. u. ls17.
YHIS IS 70 give Notice, That the ninth DAY ,i
] OCTOBER A. ID. l-7S, a aTrant in inSOiven,1
was issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency 3.
said County Of Hancock, against the estate u'
SAID Henry T.. slower OF PenOb-cot, adjudk cd to
be lnsolvent Debtor. on petition OF said Deb
Henry +. slower OF Penobscot, which pc lilIuu
was nled on the twenty -hIth day OF Septcmbrr
A. ID. lsls, to which last named date interest
claims - 20 be computed; That the payment 300
any debts and the delivery and transfer OF any
property belonging to SAID Debtor, to him OF TOR
bis and the delivery and transfer OF any prop
erty by him are iOT hidden by law That a Nice.
ing OF the Creditors Of said Debtor, to prove ts.r
debts and to choose one or more assigEees OF =
estate, will be held at court of Insolvency To Be
holden at tn e Probate Office in Biuehlll IN said
County of Hancock, on the sixth day Of NOVeil-
Der, A. ID. ISIS at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ.
ten.
A. X. DEVEREUX, Sheriff.
rs Messenger OF the Court of InsolyencT li<
said County OF Hancock. IW4L