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The New York herald., 1878-12-15

SPALDING Il WALES.

BosToS. Dec. IA. 1873.
The committee appointed by spalding Wales
creditors recommend the creditors to accept sxtytwo
aud shalf cents the dollar taking 81 spald-
ing Wales. satisfactorily norscd payable in three
siN aud nine months, te creditors 10 have the option
of discouuting composition notes at seven per cent
Dcr aunuDl.
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SNOW A FOOT DEEP.

CHICAGO. H., Dec. IA, 1878.
Snow. to the depth of about foot. has fallen in
this city during the past twenty four hours and the
storm is not yet In the West. South and North
ii to have been much heavier. Trains gen.
orally running nearly time.
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FAILURES IN HALIFAX.

HALIFAX. Dec. H. 1878
West Borden, West India merchants. who are in
difficulties called meeting of their creditors and
made offer Of fifty cents the dollar. half cash
and the balance in three months. The offer is likely
to lie accepted. Their liabilities $4,000.
writ of attachment has been served on Thomas
Cofon Co.. shipbuilders the Clyde River in
Sheburne county. Nova Scotia.
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MOUNT DESERT LIGHTHOUSE.

ELLSWORTH. Me-, Dec. II. 1875
The light at Mount Desert Rock has not been seen
since Tuesday night 1t is feared that the lighthouse
has been destroyed and all in it lost.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year,
Indicated by the Thermometer M Hudnuts pharmacy.
Hrn.rp Building, No. 2is BrOadwav:-
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NOTHING TO LIVE FOR.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec, IA. 1873.
Lewis Burk. German aged twenty-five, com
Initted suicide by swallowing strychnne this after
noon. He had been ont of employment for some
time, aud lately had been drinking heavily.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Jessie Gilbert Br Duggan from Liverpool Oct -
in ballast 10 Snow Burgess.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

Nrw Yong, Dec l4-Noon.
The Western Onion time ball fell today twenty four
hundrcdths Of q second slow.
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Average tcnpcrature Yesterday. y.....4........ 47s
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ....................... 355s
1877. 1873.
Weekly average. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 CT Al
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

aTEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
DECEMBER AND JAsrAnY.
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SNOW STORM IN ILLINOIS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

The snow storm which commenced yesterday
morning at daylight still continues. Railroads are
blocked and travel is generally impedcd. No such
storm has been known here for fifteen years.
The New York herald., 1878-12-15
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

A STEAMSHIPS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAM YACHTS,
A.Tngboats, &c., for sale by y. &. scHMiDTS son
co. South William ~.
DOATs OF ALL KfNDs-MErALLIC AND WOOD;
.DOars. Anchors. &c. !. r. SMITH, t5g south ST.
IvOR sALE-NOw Is THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP
IL Yachts, cabin and all sizes also ~ foot steam
Launch, at FRANK BATES, 37th st., South Brooklyn.
NfANNINGs YACHT AGENCY, 80 BEAVER ST
Over U sail Yachts and - steam Yachts aud Launches
for sale.
VNANTED-A NEARLY NEW WHITEHALL BOAT 10
w or ~ feet long for cash. Address ALBERT X.
OATMAN, Evening Post Building, room ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
D1LES PERMANENTLY ERADTCATED WITHOUT
interruption ~ business knife, Iiratureor causc
until cured; testimonials from ply scisrs and
ticnis. Consultations free. Dr. STODDARD, raj West
2lst st.. New York. 5F.t .-t4 #4 Ett3
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-19

Among the members OF the incoming
Maine Senate who have seen much legis
lstive experience, and will take promi-
nent part in the proceedings Of that body,
are Messrs. Vinton and Thomas of Cum.
berland, Cobb and Prince of Andrescog
gin. Haynes of Kennebec. and GrindIe oil
Hancock (republicans,) and M.digan Of
Aroos,ook and Noah Barker of Pcnobscol
(greenbackers) Among the more prom
inent members OF the House elect are
Messrs. Harrington of F'yeburg, Sptuld.
ing of Richmond, Dingey of Auburn,
Jones of Lewiston. Woodbury. of Houl
ton, Curran Of Calais and Ives of Casiine
(repnblicans,) Perry OF Camden and era
gin OF Norridgewock (greenback.) and
Talbot of Machias, Wilson Of Thomaston.
Rice of Rockland, Dckey of Fort Kent,
Boynton OF Bangor and Frank of Portland
(democrats)
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Political.

The Louisiana republican State Convention met
at New Orleans, Monday, but there was no quo
rum account of quar- anlines, which would pre-
vent members returning to their pal,hes. 1t was
decided that the chairman of the State committee
should call convention at some future time.
Practical y, there are only two political parties
10 Name AID the democratic party Is not Que oi
them.-NsW York Times.
Tue long and the short of it is thus well ex.
pressed in the Burlington Hawkeye
Ii is better 10 be defeated than to be dishonest
The republicans Can better afford TO lose control
of the Government, II that is the result OF then
present position, ihan TO rob the poorer classes OF
the land. An iiredeeniable paper currency sim
ply means robbery OF the won king man. The re-
publican party of this country caLnot atfJrl to
lend Itself To SO iniquit0us a scheme even TO Oh
tam control OF the county. The greenback foil,
is a boomerang.
Some journals rejoice over the election OF
Murch in the Fifth Maine Cong essoual district
because he is stone cutter. That i, rather mar
row ground for exulta,ion and st narrower
ground for urging the election of a man TO the
House Of Representatives. \ msn is DO better OF
worse simply because he is "a stone cutter or q
brcklsyer or a lawyer. While Muich boast. Oh
the stump that he never saved dollar of his earn.
ings, and has had no educai ioE, and while be
states that at Washington he stall follow the lead
of such men Senator voorhees,, there is very
little reason for congrAtultting stone cutters OF
any other class Of men upon his elevation to high
political poston.-Sprinqfsld Union.
The Boston Globe swallows Butler, but the
Herald repudiates him.
The Boston Journal says "Opnon is some what
divided as to the re uit Of BAtler's nom iAatiou
when effected in this irregular and lswless way
but it is generally conceded that he has injured
himself before the people of the State
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An Extraordinary Religious
Awakening.

The American Baptist Missionary Union, whose
headq asrters are at fremont Temrle. in Boston,
opened q mission field AZ 1910, among the Ieloo
COOS iu India Up toflS67 that enterprise was
verv unsacces.fu and dlscouIsying. But from
that date to the present the mission has had an ex
traorJinary success. Ia 1877, the terrible fam inc
I at spread deslatiou ard death throughout the
Madras presidency arrested all -tric IL missionary
work, the missionaries of the union beng con-
stantly employed in disburslng among the starv-
ing Thousands large amount of famine funds en-
trusted 10 them by the English government aud
by parties in Boston. This generosity of
Christian counties excited the sttenli IN and sur
prise of the suffering Ieloogoos. and they began
TO lose confidence in their idols and the priests of
their religion. On one occasion more than n
thousand Teloogoos came in together from stu
gle VILLAGE into a mission compound and hire"
down their idols Ut the feet Of Mr.. ca ugh, the
American Baptist missionary stationed At Ongole,
declaring that hencefoi tn they would worship the
living God, who had helped ihcm in time OF
trouble. This same missionary, for over fifteen
months, refused-for prudential reasons, as he had
funds t. dl>fribute-to receive into his church n
single candidate of the thousands crowdng upon
him for baptism Lsst jane, on the Is h, he be-
gau to couduct the work of examination, aud with
the All Of six ttve hcl pers, to hsptlzr Christian
believers. From that date to jul, 81 Mr.. Clongh
baptiztd into t1e mes helship # his chutch at
Ongoe S69l Dn the 3 day of july he Baptized
2222. lie iepUts, under daIe OF August D, tnat
5000 more are WAITING Tor eNamlnaton AID btp-
tlsm. His church, when these ave received, viii
compi.e membe ship Of over 1900 souls. Mr.
Clough writes that not one hundred of tie thou
sands he has baptized ever received from hun a
quarter of cent Of the funds which ne dlstUhu
ted, ard never exp ct any peculiarly help a. hi
hands. Ihl> religious movement III luda, IN lei
the labos f the American Baptist MISSIONARIES.
is Unprecedented 10 the history of modern nus
SION. Tue denomination who-e foreign mission
work has met with such a remarkable spcct s.
ought to make special Effort To Increase the mum
Der OF Their workers IN their Teloogoo mission.
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1t is rumorsd that S,lon Chase has re-
ceived q telegram from the West, as fol-
.ows: "God bless you, Scion Chase, and
your steers! We want you ont West to
lecture on greenbackism at 500 night
and expenses" Solon's smiling face in
dicates that both he and his steers have
received loud call from some locality
other than Salt River. BY the way, Scion
comforts the democrats who supported
him In the recent election. with the an
nouncement that the democratic party has
deceased, and that the greenback party
will administer on the effects.
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Awell written article in the York c Iun-
tv Independent. on the DUTY of onr
Young Men," urges them TO ol t lin a full
knowledge Of the political history of our
country. and the issues pending, that they
NAV act in,e'ligent'y in the great struggle
Of 1880. Let the young men educate
themselves. Let them study ont all the
"jssue" and "isms." and when they have
themselves solved the problems. so that
they can understandingiy vote upon the
questions Of the dav. then let them cast
their ballot for the righ..
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of composition and sympathy. deserve contempt
and mprisonmeat.-Lo,ceN C0utier.
A New England scene. Grand old hills, pine
clad and SCARED, towering to tie clouds IN ther
majesty, gurging brooks winding through green
meadows. fields of corn, with the breeze wsvins
aud rustlipg their ripenng heads aud n.sung
steamers. Welding around and through these a
stretch of yellow road, silent in the glaze OF the
sun. On the road solitary potato bug, toiling
laboriously eastward ID ,nbury News.
The elections in the United States of Columbia
have just closed peacefully, and the regular rev
oluiion Is being organ zei without any alarm or
trouble. The new president will he shot to NOR
row ard tranquility will be restored. The people
Of Ssntsuder lave adopted resolutions expressing
their esteem for aud confidence IN the old pres'-
dent, whom they shot YESTERDAY. There |, no III
terrnption to business .-SPecial Despafch 10 Bur
hagtoa HdWkcye.
New disclosures are daily making in the latest
Fail River defscs.ion, and The more that are made
the worse the matter looks for Charles L. Stick
ney. All the indications tina. the deialcations
will reach at least j)0,00O-nsuy persons put
ting the amount much higher and that Stickney
is quite As guilty as Chsee aud Hathaway, between
whom aud himself the fullest understanding and
co operation appear TO have existed for years.
Tue impression. indeed. i, widespread that Stick
ney was the instigator Of the series Of gigantic
frauds for which Chsce aud Hathaway have been
held responsible. The entertainers of this opin-
100 beginning to express sympathy with
Cbsce. who. they say, would have failed honorab.y
in 1873, suIrenjerng ali his property 10 his cred
itois, bad not Stckuey decls ed that his failure
would bring ruiz on hi, LChsce's friends and the
community generally. II was this consideration,
aud the pressure brought to bear upon HIM. they
add, that prompted Chsce to issue the first fraud
ulent paper As Treasurer OF the Uuion Mills.
Notwithstanding Stickney'- denial Of his compli
cation with aud urgency of Chacc TO crime, the
story i. believed to be substantially tue. The
ex Treasures OF the Union and Border City Nj ILL
are now moie favo,s,y judged than Suckney is,
because they were economical IN their mode OF
n ing while SUickney was extlsvsgant and o.
teniatious. spending III single instance S4o, ooO
last year to send his family to Europe; aud thu,
TOO, VIII, he knew that he had been worth noIh-
ing for SIX years. While several firms have been
entirely broken down by Suckney's rascalities,
many are seriously embarrassed. The feeling in
Fall River is that the end is not yet; all its honest
citizens are anxious that the whole truth snail he
lIvul led At the earliest possible moment.
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The leading democratic journal of New
Hampshire is convert to the soit-money
heresy. and advocates the repeal of the
Resumption Act, and the surrender of
the National bank circulation. In Con
necticut the greenback movement turns
out 10 be unexp rt.d'y strong, and not
withstanding the firm stand made nv Sen
ator Eaton it is thought that The platform
Of the democratic State Convention will
have an anl-bank plank. So the signs
multiply. The democrats are breaking
ranks and deserving to the greenback
camp. The republican party remains he
only defender OF pablo credit and Ma
tional honor.
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FINANCIAL 4 UUM
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New YORK. September le, ISIS.
Money loaned a. ga! sn call, and closed at
per cent.
Sterling is1--A tor 10 days, isJ1 ASH IoI
demand.
uold opened at 100. and clio ed at lUA.
Carrying Gates, la per cent. Borrowlsg rates
lah.
Clearngs, St,t 0W. Custom receipts, t31O,G O.
Treasury dishursed t95 %, interest, $l|t,Ud0 foI
Jonds.
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We once knew an old fellow who had
a finely educsted and teachable dog. On
one occasion he wished t. show .how well
the dog would mind" Here, Bose" said
the old gentleman, ''come here; go and
lie down. under the table, or any,ohere ~
This reminds us of the following incident
in the Butler-democra,c convention a,
Worcester, the other dav:
At 20 minutes 10 10 o'clock the Msvor said. 81
wish to say, gentlemen. to you, once for all that
you must leave thi. hall"
"And we REFUSE" shouted back the delegates.
"And." said the MAYOR deliberately, IF you
refuse shaH let you remain"
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HUNTS REMEDY.
The Great kidney Medicine

Is not new compound; Il h ~ been before the
lun,c 80 years, and used by all classes. HUNTS
REMtDi has saved from lingering disease and
death hundreds who have been gwen up by ply.
sici us To die. HUMPS REMEDY cures all dis.
eases o. tue Kidneys, bladder and u, mary Or.
gans, Oropsy. Gavsl, Diabetes inconu ence aud
Retention OF Urine. HUMPS REMEDY encour.
hges SLEEP creates an appetite, braces up the sys.
TEN, and received health / the result. HUNTS
REMEDY cures Pa in III tie side Back or L. ins,
general DcDiliy, +, InIl.- Diseases, Disturbed
SttP Loss OF Appetite BrIghts Disease of the
ht'heys dnd AL complaints VI tue UrnotSenital
oixdhs. HU\PN REMEDY IL purely vegetab e
IA hlctis IA want never before iutnis he'd 10 the
nhbiic ami he utmost reliance may be- placed in
u. ~ NJ > hEMEDl l. prepared expressly tor
.nV apoNe bis dscs, and has never h'-n SHOWN to
lali. I'm" trIal VIII tOnvtn the mot sLput,cl
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Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO, September 10 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 15a5.50; western 4.5o
-outh-rn 525.
WHEAT No Red Winter -asl No. So
Ga cash. S1s btobei; No. Chicago Spring
ny aS6h ca>b; SIX October; SsA Sov.; No. 3
81 reIec' Ell So.
CORN Sales. a]sa36 cash; S6Ha-- Oct.
81 Nov; rejected. 3i-a
OATS l9ks hcash: October20ha4 /; AKA
november; re- ectcd, IL
RYE 45*.
BAR EY-lu5-a cash; l0t-al05- October
l07 Nov.
POhk-Casn s 55-as.55-; October, s47sa5O
Sow sA6ssH5-.
LARD Cash 6h2h .c.60-; Oct. 6.7Oa72A; Nov
65ah.
BLK MEATs-shoulders AZ g., lshort rit
Ide 81 40; short clear rib ~ a6h clear side,
WHISKEY-l07.
u cents.
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The proposition of Gorham, that the re-
publicans 60 over in a body to the green
hackers, for the sake of temporary advan-
tage, is simply das'ardly. He knows not
the met,le Of the party to which he ap-
peals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-19

One George Gorham. evidently crazy
man. who Tor time has been S cretary of
the republican congressional com mitLee at
Washington. had better resign his place.
and seek the friendly told OF some insane
asylum. He is just now engaged in ad-
vising concerning the election in New
Hampshire. and recommends a union in
al! congi essional districts between green
hackers and republ cans. That would be
giving up the whole thing, and laying
down the arms before the battle begun.
Such proposition i, gross insult to the
republicans OF Maine, who have tough,
shoulder to shoulder on the square Issue
OF honest monty This Mr.. Gorham.
whoever he may be, now turns round
and says we are all deluded doan here
and don't know what we hase BEEN CON.
tending for. We are glad to hear tina,
Gofham has taken this position wi,hou,
any Consultation " til his associates on IN.
committee. II he has any drcency let
he will at once resign his p ,-iripn. aud IN
ter the ranks of the greenbackers, wher,
he evidently belongs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-19

The leaders of the democratic party in
Massachusetts, now believe that tn Y toyed
with the Butler movement when they
should have faced and resisted it.
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Now that Ben. Butler has csp'ured The
democratic party in Massachusetts, and
received its nomination for Governor. he
will doubtless call the convention
to meet at Fanueil Hal a boiling conven-
vention. II will he crrd'able to any party
or set of men to boil from Butler and his
drive
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READ THIS.
u Unsolicited TSstimpnU

hlNNEAroLis, MINI, A.1u is7a
W. tLARkt, fsq Providence n
Dear ST. = By accIdebt saw your medicine
Gated tNT> RtMEDY, usrd ii, a c,se OF An.
asArta With perfect eurc.ss I did moi trest Inc
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using tat' Mt medicines in my Practice but N. this
case Is a very r,markable one, l shall give HUNS
winch !. Is only advertised. Pease give me your
terms TO pbysirians amt Il ugp1-is.
Respectfully yours, eli. BLECKEN. MD.
rhe iohowlng l,tte's are rom Rev. Anthony
Atwood. retired Wlni ter Oi the Method 1
Episcopal Gu. th IN Pal .depLia
49,, ~ PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, 1877.
bear su- HINT'o REMEDY has cured NV
vile 81 nio ~ IN IT. worst TOM In two days
lle change was remarkable in one week Nature
assumed AL her iinctton-. She was not young,
aud the cAfe could NOT have been much wors.
Al 1ther means have been tried No"e succeeded
$40 Noi h seventeenth street. pniladei ,,bia.
Ata'n, tie desires II published to the whole
world:
PHILADELPHIA, April 49, 1878.
MIR CLARKE: ALLOW uie TO say Ia At my excel.
lent "'ie l. "eli-goes out a. formerly All say
tnatt II miracle All hope had lelt us for months
water haf oppedIr IRON her right limb for onths
lty-ei- ht hours had taken al the ext avasat d
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almost all meet. want AL to know Il. This IL
my purpose IN writing now, to Induce you to pub
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humanity Most truly ana thankfully,
ANTHONY ATWOOD.
PkON IDkNCE, Aug. 10, les.
W.T.. +. CLARKE: Dear SIR Having used
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proved most beneficial ia relieving and caring The
diseases Tor winch II Is specially prepared. In
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magic IN Restoring heath after The medical advice
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Very Truly vow +. Il. DAWLEY.
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WIN. '. CLARKE taq' Dear sir la.- pleasure
in ing 10 ca that can Oh. erfuliy recpmlne Il
HUNT, REMEDl a. being the effective
medicine that ever used ia pr ictite Tor Drop.
sical complaints, can safely cay IL has almost
raised the dead. l.. A.fALMcR NJ. ID.
PRnvIDENIE K. Jun, rs. ls75
WM. CLARKE, ksq. Dear SRA member OF
with a h duey DIM ;ult,. and after trying Iumer-
relief, -he Induced to use your HUNTS
REMEDY, and alter thorough trial she has be-
CONS completely cured. knowlGg The facts IN
this case, 1 cterriullv rcconmu nj 1t, use TO any
VINO Is am cted with any asease ol the above
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Special Notices
a Q ARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and IN.
iiscretions OF youth, nervo2s weakness. early de
cay, loss of manhood, &C., will send receipt
hat will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thi.
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
south America. Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. ISMAS, Station d, Bibl.
House, New York CITY. septih-sn teod&wIv
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kENNEBEC COUNTY, In Probate Court at
augusta. on the first Monday Of September. 1878.
A CERTAIN lNSTRU MENT, purpOrting to be
The last will and testament 81 Betsey 8. MAJ b,
late OF West Gardit err, ia said County, deceased,
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fifth Monday of
september next, in the kennebec Journal, q
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons
interested may attend at a Court Of Probate then
to be holden at Augusta, and show cause II any,
why the said instrument should not be proved, al.
proved and allow ed, the last will and testament
OF the said deceased.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3W8y
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Com isSiOnerk' NOtIee.

rI'HE undersigned having been appointed BY the
i Judge OF Probate for Ktnnebec County to
receive and examine tine claims Of creditors
against the est ate of Warren Percval late of Vas.
saiboro, decea represt nted inso, vent give no.
lice that six months from the i2 h day o. August,
A. ID. 1913, are allowed Tor said creditors to pre-.
sent and prove their claims, and that they will be
In sess ion for the purpose of receiving said claims
and proof, at the cfce Of e. w. WhitehOuse In Au-
gusis, at 10 clock In The forenoon OF each aay on
Friday, Oct. I. 1875 and Friday Jan. 3lst, 1879
J. W. PATTERSON,
Z. W. WbITEHDUSF,
tlt&3w3s Commissioners,
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Mr.. Sherman says that the resumption
policy will be pursued wi hout Tagging.