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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

The happiest man IL he who buys his
groceries Of Sechler x Co.-because he
gets them there fresh, pure and cheap,
and Just what he desires.
Read the announcements of new
candidates and then throw off your
underwear-it is beginning to warm
up. Let the best win.
Read ad. of Dolls new shoe store
opposite the BuGh.
business went read the List Of
VendeIs. We think I. j. Dunkle,
esq, Appraiser. did his work efficient>
ly and with great paiustaking.
AT Frank Green's drug store you
find everything you want in the line
Of fishing tackle.
-Sternberg. ,head clerk in New
mans Clothing hall, can't say "Con'
stantinopolischedudelsacks WI
thout winking.
Are obliged TO boil down Hew
NOR this week. He says: jess Long
and Aaron Smull during trip to Su
garvaIley had a fearful run-off ending
in smashed buggy. A deluging rail-
in Brushvalley Friday evening, max
irg a man in Madisonburg thinkEth'
last day had come. a. j. Graml,
left for Iowa. Much building TO b
done IN Rebersburg, including a bar
by n. n. Miller. The brass band
to be re>organized.
Get brick of maple Isugar
Sechler's and make the finest syru
in the world.
Bad men may operate much Q
they please against the Reporter an
try TO injure our business-the Repo
ter will 60 on nevertheless an eye-soI
to evil-doers.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

The Odd Fellows 5f this place have
now taken possession Of their new room In
the bank building The room Is hand
somolv furnished with walnut chairs and
sofas, cushioned in best red r'p goods
[ Tho floor Is laid with rich Brussels carpet
all the furniture Is new. snA 81 solid wal
mus. and .thc arrangement everything to
mskc tho lodge roem coy and inviting
and the Oda Fellows may we'll tcol proud
oft. Mr.. Camp, manufacturer OF turn'.
uuro IN this place. again does himself crvd-
il. and has displayed lrst class workman
shin In Che furniture. On last Thursday
evening .hc fy,t meeting was held in the
new ledge i; being the occasion Tor IN
Sailing Of officers. Tho installation ccrc'
mories were conducted by IL, Y, StitEcr
deputy Of Bc,le!outS Our friend Gee.
Goodhart is master orthc lodge =
\-L1ck Haven market close Of last
week, prices ranged as follows
Butter, 25 10 -. eggs, Il 90 l2c; po,a-
toes, 50 to acc per bushe,; chickens, 60 70
zoe per pair cabbage, Ato SC per head APP
pie butter, soc per gallon; lard, ioc per 10;
sweet potatoes, 50 70 ioc pes peck; seed
onions, &c per quart.
All tho world over, Baby governs,
We. o!len disease will overcome the Baby
and then II is tha: Dr. Balrs Baby Syrup
proves is worth by couqucgius the l''
sesse. Price - cents per bottle,
Saith & Bvos steam taunery al Ad-
amsbuyg, Snyder Co, was destroyed by
dro on Friday a week,
The muster roll OF the army Of Pub'
lc Sehoc's OF Pennsylvania contains The
names ctso .65S teachers and 9o7, il2 schol>
ars.
--"Ayer Il Soa's Manual. contains
more information Of value 10 advertisers
than any other publication. Ncrt free.
Address y. w. Aver Il Son, Advertising
Agents. Times Building, Philadelphia.
The next annual convention Of the
Centre CO. s.. Association. Will be held
AZ Port Matilda on Tuesday and W ednes'
dav, May SS-e9. The EA Com. Will have
a-ra n gementS. programme, &c., ready for
public notice in lew days.
-Excellea; imperial tea, 60 cents per
10. At Sechley's, a Car lead OF best stone
ware, which will be sold Wholesale and
retail a. Sech,ers. Finest sugar cured
hams 10 per ID Al Sech.ers.
The Cummings house, a, Belle
f,a,e, is row occupied By Col. krom, for
merly oi the Brockerhoh. Col. krom is
an experienced hotels. and knows how 10
please guests. The Cummings is having
many repairs and Improvements inside,
which will tend 70 the comfort o. guests.
Tho table is sxcellen, and has all the bes.
in market. The stables are attended by n
.rus.y hos.ler. The Colonel will be
pleased 20 see his old friends q: his new
quarters.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
CHI Il AP
KANSAS lands

We own and control tho Railway lsadsI
Of TREUO COUNTY. KANSAS, shout
equally divided by the Kansas Pacific
Railway, 'shick we are selling at an aver.
age Of .3.6 per acre on easy terms of pay
ment. Altornate sections OF Government
lands can BE taken as homesteads by Actu.
o. settlers.
These lands lie in the GREAT LIME.
STONE BELT Of Central Kansas, the
be5: winter W heat producing district efthe
United StGte9, yielding from 20 to 80
Bushels per AErn.
The average yearly rainfall in tbjs coun-
" is nearly 33 inches per Rnnum. one
third greater than in tho much. .extolled
Arkansas VALLEY, which has n yearly
| rainfall of less than 23 inches per Annum
in the same longitude.
Stock Raising and Wsol. Growing are
very Remunerative The winters are
short and mild. Stock will live all the
year on grass Living Streams and
| Springs are numerous. Pure water is
found in wells from 20 TO co feet deep.
Tho Healthiest Climate in the World Nc
| fever and agpe there. No muddy or inn
passable rohds. Plenty Of fnD building
stone, lime and sand These lands are be.
ing rapidly settled by the best class o
Northern and Eastern people. and will Sc
appreciate in value by the Improvement
now being made as 10 mako their purchas'
at present prices one Of the very best in
vestments that can be made, aside from
the profits TO be derived from their cult
walton. Members of our firm reside il
WA>KEENEY, and will show lands a
any time. A pamphlet, giving full infer
nation in regard TO soil, climate, waite
supply, &c, will be sent free on request.
| Address,
Warren, Keeney g. Co.,
LOG Dearborn St. Chicago
Or Wa-Keeney, Trego Co., Kan.
I25 apr. ION.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

What is the difference between n
student of history seeking the prize
and an Arab?-One gets up the dates
to carry off the palm; the other gets
up the palm to carry off the dates.
What ia the difference between an
idea and a notion H-0ne is q concep,
ton of the mind; the other Is n vast
expanse of water (an ocean,.
What is the difference between the
Prince ofWales and jet Of water ?
One is heir TO the throne the other is
thrown TO the air.
What is the difference between
Newport and saratOgaR-In the one
place you go into the water; in the
other the water goes into you.
When does love become n pitched
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
Jurors, ) Monday April.

Haltmoou-A slime
Grsgg-Chas Horner, Isaac Smith
Uuian-A Thompson, NJ Gates, NJ
Ijdiugs.
Howard-H j Fletcher
CurGin-P Raab
Po.ter-Jas Alexander, u WioB, JAG
Grove
Miles c Grimes, J Burket, 5 ; Span>
gler.
BeleIoute-B Graham, c + Cook, 5 7
Shuseri, l. Cooney
Liber.y-W + Courier
Rush-H Wilcox
Harris-D Keller
Walker-John Brown, JAS Huston
PENN b Smith, John SwArtz
MiIesbUrg-D Shope, A u N CLAIM
Worth-S Stevens. ) Miles
Ferguson-D David Weaver
Boggs-E Confer
College, 4 Rupp
Burnside-R Mulholland, NJ SwariE
Philipsburg-O Adams
Spring-G Garbrick.
Trial List for 9th Monday of April
4. d. 1878.
Sarah d Spencervs. J q Calhoun.
J & W MacMauus vs.. c 4 Wood.
Wm Baird's Ex'rs. vs. Gillilsnd e. al.
Geo Flurey vs.. JDo HoEucr.
W + Edson Endorsed VS. III Schmidt
Harpe- Bros vs.. V Thomas & Co.
w II McCauslAnd IS. VIM. Van Kirk
assignee.
Rober: Valentine vs.. J V Thomas & CO.
{ Derr vs.. Jas MaeManus
s u Musser VS. Shoop Il Keller.
J L Dehaas vs. Daily / Goodfsllow.
Isaac Dawson ys. jesse Stewart
Peter keichline CT al vS. DaU'l MuIer
et ux
j p Gephart VS.. w l. Musser ct uI.
Ives Murphy X Gore vs.. \ c Hinton.
Griffith x Wedge vs.. K Mckinney ei
al
l. Meyer vs. Funk Is Webor.
J. Clabaugh use of vs. w J Jackson CT al
! 7 Dehaas use ufvs w II Lucas.
Leah \ Zerby vs.. Margaret Spanglcr
JAS c Williams use OF vs.. Jacob Mock
: l. NJ Barlow 81 al rs. II Thomas et al.
+ W Hale e; al ys. Thos Burnside.
j ID Shugert VS.. j Il MORN.
G VI Bower vs.. W l. Musser.
Wm Allison jr vs.. Rev J A Bright.
Jas \ Towson VS. Hughes 4 Tate.
= Wilson vs.. T 4 Hicks
Carstai-s s. Mccall vs.. B Rich.
Jno Irwin jr ". Beaver Mills 4 Lum-
Der Co.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
THE RUSSIANS Nor HOPEFUL.

The 81. Petersburg correspondent OF
Ti- ps.'g N,ir, ;elcgraphs that The un-
official press is less sanguine than the OH
cial, because i; thinks that England prep
ara,ious are inconsistent with a peaceful
inclination. The National movement for
subscribing fund 10 arm Russians crni-
sers is making progress in all parts II the
Empire
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
MARRIED.

At Milesburg, by Rev. J. b. Shaver
March oath, Mr.. Hiram LuiE TO Miss Ole
Shaffer, both Of Zion. Centre Co.
On April 4, by Rev. j. Benson Akors
Mr.. Charles w. Packer 10 Miss Alic,
Walls, both OF Beech Creek, Clinton Co.
At Howard, April nth. by The sane
Mr.. Oren w. Brickley 10 Miss Nancy NJ
Long, both Of Howard.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
THE CENTnE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa. Th'rsd. April -, as,

zT-TrRNTs. So per gear, 'rtse paid 81
,,5rauer 3. 50 ,-beu not paid ~ odraHec
AJrr-tisc,ucu cuis 2OctS per lane for three ,g-
sertisus. and cents gsr ii1e for crc~y sub
s,-trgt Insertion Advertisements ~ Ht
,.eay al a liberal discount,
.S,AstribcrS outside the -owajy should rr.
MT ~ 10 cts, d'aotvt OF one gear posi-,
zee instead Of 2oots as formerly 'rhca pad
b. fbrwSc'rrS.
Subscribers can a1rdyS tSN ba'r their &C.
counts stand at the Reporter office tg eo1'
stItiHg the tables ou Their papers. q '''
5s5Jl s,ais ''Iohn Roe Jan 10 & ngaaS
tbog John Is indebted for subscription from
~, lsi Of January 1879, ovd that u iS
,,,gs ne teaS paving tAt pTjuttr.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
PRoTHONOTARY.

A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
CHANCE. E.-HARDwARE, TISwAEE AND
STOVE STORE FOR sALE.-Located at
Spring Mills, Centre county, Pa, the ter
minus OF the Lewisburg, Centre and
Spruce Creek railroad. Is now very
good stand, and will be one Of the best
in the State this year and in the future.
The iin-shop alone will and does pay well,
as there are none nearer than Millhcim
and Centre Hall, both about 6 mites OF.
We can convince any parties wishing to
buy that it is good business point. Whl
sell store room and contents at first cost.
Our reason for selling IS that one Of Us ex-
poets TO be away greater part Of this
summer in the water and steam COVER
nor business, in which we have lately be-
come largely interested, and our business
in the Bellefoute store requiring our whole
attention. This is a good chance for any
one desiring this line Of business. For
particulars, inquire Of the below mentions
ed frfu at their place OF business in Belle.
fonte. THOMAS y. HICKS X BRO.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

Remove, Pa, April 1.-Two trAmps,
aged about twenty and forty years respect
lively, were instantly killed here last night
by the lumber on the freight trains upon
which they were riding being suddenly
shifted upon them.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

Persons whose lands are adver-
tised by treasurer Musser might pay
their tax, but we dot not think the 81
fee for advertising need be paid SIS
Mr.. Musser has willfully violated the
law in advertising.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
Spring Mills Market.

White Wheat, ] Is!
Red /" ll5.
Bye. Doc.
Corn, ears, peF bu. new, .45c
Oats, 25c.
Buckwheat, 76c,
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT,


Linen Lawns, Lac
Linen Lawns, better grades, ~, 20, SOe
Corded JAconet Lawns, l-4c
Oxford Cheyio. ShiFtinGs, ., 81, o'tt
Zephyr and Madras Dress GinghAms.
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Il OF Extract license
49, atertned
assessed appeal appeal from tho decision Tho
the
defence The o. The amount OF e license a no
that he dea IN or retailer q brewer lh p
to Tue
such license until he brings suit
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

The most complete stock ever shown IN
Philadelphia. comprising every variety o.
plan and handsomely trimmed undergar-
menls, nj very moderate prices.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

\ Nevada politician wss elected on tho
mari,s sfa single speech, which tho Do.
trai. Frce rrcss says was brief and TO the
point as follows "Fcllow-counIrymen,
follow nae To- yondor saloon w The spirit
cd srcsch bore fruits and the candidate
was elected "hy large majority
Galveston, April IA san Antonio
special tonight SAYS The jury ia tao
case of Brazil aud son. who wero murder.
cd In 1867, brought in a verdict that the
prisoners, CoA, Ryan and Saucrlce, are
guilty OF murder in ,ho ags, degree.
Nashville. Tcuu., April IA spec,Ai
from Huntsville saysa moh has iynehed
Mike White and two negroes who as'as,
siun.ed Sh0cabcrgls on Saturday.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
PRESIDENT JUDGE.

We are authorized TO announce that c.
:. NJ Cormick, Esq. OF Lock Haven, Will
bs q candidate for President Judge, sub
jec. to democratic rules.
CONGRESS.
We are authorized TO announce that
d. q. Bush, of Bellefonte, will be can
didaie for Congress, subject 10 demo-
cratic rules.
ASSEMBLY.
Wm. L. Musser, Of Penn. will be a can
didate for Assembly, subject 70 democrats
ic rules.
John Spangler. of Potter, will be cAn>
didate for Sheriff, subject 20 democratic
COMMISSIONER.
a. J. Grsist. Of Unionvi.le. will be q
candidate FOR Commissioner, subject to
democratic rules.
John Hoy. jr., Of Marion township, will
bo a candidate for Commissioner, subject
10 democratic rules.
TREASURER.
S.A. MQuis,ian. OF Bellefon,e, will be
a candidate for Treasurer, subjec; TO demN
Ocratic rules.
We are authorized TO announce that
VIM. Ehrhard, OF Potter, viii be "A candi-
date for Treasurer, subject 70 democratic
rules.
PROTHONOTARY.
R.G. Brett, Of Ferguson will be q can
dida,e for the nomination OF Prcthonoia'
~ subject 20 democratic rules.
Mr.. ;. VI. Swartz. Of Potter. desires 10
inform his friends and democrats that he
will be q candidate for the nomination OF
Pro;honotary. ~
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
A GREENHOUSE AEyogn.

=. - Do % K.
For Sl.oo we will send rres by rpsaiI
: eitheF 81 the below>named collec.
lions, All distinct varieties
: Abuulons, or Azaleas.
i Begonias, or Camellias I
-Caladilms liancyl, or Carnations
i Shrysanihemums, or - Coleus.
eCentaureas, or 5 other white leayed
$ Dahlias, or s DIantbus tnew Japan)
: Ferns, Noses, or s Fuchsiasl
or s Ivy>leaved.
: Gao1ln'2i; .na 5 : Gladiolus, or . Tube.
= GTsps H.ps.. vines vines 4 HOneysuckles, 4.
Mas. " Guy
: Pansies lnew Germanl. or s s.Iv;..
9 noses, :. 4 r,,. Monthly. s Hardy Hybrid,
Nrroset r Osceniedl, or 8 Daisies, Eng>
Il Ssareer S..,E Bedding, or u searcor
, '1Feenhouse Plants.
I ~ sos,o sSsoenas' distinct aud splendid
. Varieties Of Flower, or 20 varieties
/ Of Vegetable Seeds.
oF ~ EAfhESS, buyer to pay char
-, ,a collections for s.; 8 for s.; Q for
= -, l-,i : Tor ~; II for 81; Is for SO. or
I tae iali collection of $50 varieties Of
rants and Seeds-suficient to stock 4
? gseeaeonse and gsrden-for sos. 10,
OUT oSok Gardening for Pleasure''
ana Natalogue offered above value
: Sl.75l will DO added.
Peter Henderson & Go
p mar Ct. o. NE" l OK
=-O-o-o-o
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
BLACK HERNANIEs AND GRESA,
nl INKS

Special attention is invited TO our own
importation Of these goods, comprising =
large line Of beautiful and exclusive styles
not 10 be found elsewhere Ia this country.
Also, about 800 PIECES
BLACK GRENADINES,
Lately purchased for cash NJ far less than
eusl. aud among which will be found ma
ny bargain Prices of the latter range
from DC 10 Sl.5.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

NOTICE.-No:ice Is hereby given that
~ application will be made 90 the
ipresent session Of the Legislature 20 pass
q Law regulating the publication OF the le>
gal advertising in the newspapers Of the
County OF Centre, State Of Pennsylvania.
howard 7. TUrKN.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
C CLOTHIER
CONTINUE THEIR OFFERINGS OF
Dress Goods.


The secured bv EXCLUSIVELY and direct m
psto are In Tho selling reliable dry goods
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

A UCTTOEEER'S CARD. = Philip
N Teatt, who has had largo expert
nnco rs en- aactione ~, offers his services 10
the people OF Centre county. Hs speaks
.he Invaluable gin IN an auetioneer Of q
loud, clear voice. and can be distinctly
heard long distance. Those having work
II this kind 10 do. will do we'll 10 give him
j call. Charges moderate, Gail on or
iddrcsE him at Bollefonle, pa. Zap,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
DIED.

In Hartley twp, on the 10th OF April,
lydia, wife OF Christian Schnure, aged 60
years. IL months and - days.
DIED.-At Aaronsburg, or cancer, Mr..
John Rupp, aged about 90 years.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

We have but one price for good:
sent by mail or express. Distant consu
our Mail Order Department, secure I
" hich characterize our house among l
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

r.. @@-A a. GAOA N.
lrst-class accommodation for wuestH
best stabiing for horses. Stages arrive
ana depart every day for all points.
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whether purchased al the counters or
mors who do their shopping through
heir supplies NJ the same low prices
residents.
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w. A. CURRY,
III - y. POIIER, AttorneY-st.
Harness. Saddles. &c

=, -. L-N teaieetAqts Fru-ufltly snsde And spscin
- h ,.H 49, - llpas sflne Asaos - pro2ery Ser
~ AA4 NiAH 80 aud have krkr4op ietdK~a Ueeea
- asss Ae Ozos IL ths clAnond north asds 81
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20 GOLD BORDERED Cards
Tor 20 c.s. 80 Black RrfGfoE
name I'm gold. 10 cts,
WM. KURTL Centre Hall. Pa.
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THOMAS. A. HICKS, & BRO
We have a very large and cOmpl
cat possible rates
/ IsT OF YENpERs OF MEROHANpIsE.

wohave the only Reversible Toppao Cooking Stoves tho market
COOK STONE rs THE MA NDsOMEsT IN TIE MOkLD.
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le siEanoi cpASrsntnnd 20 meet Ghe nnuniaP
ia.e jag leef pFpes. respectfully calls Gks sttrn-
iiea q TIE peillc - has siack ~
sADDLERY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01
Administrators Notice.

HAYING been appointed and qualified as Admin
IL istrator OF the estate OF David TAFT, deceased
all persons indebted to said estate will please come
forward and settle. Those having claims against
said estate will present them at once.
JOHN IRVING, Administrator,
At Toll Gate on Poplar street,
memphis, TENN, November 30, 1878.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01

DURSUANT to the terms OF a deed Of trustsTs
L cuted to the undersigned by X. z Dunlap ana
wife on the 18th day Of December, 1877. duly regis
tered In the Registers Office OF Shelby county. Ten
nessee, in Deed Book No. 12l, page 624, viii, on
SATURDAY,. the 9TH Of December. 1875
at the south gate Of Court Square, I'm the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, within legal hours, sell 20 the
highest bidder for cash, the premises IN said trust,
described as follows: Lying and being In Memphis.
Shelby county, Tennessee al the southwest corner OF
Main and Vance streets, fronting the west side or
Main street $50 feet, and the south line OF Vance
street 10 feet
Terms OF Sale-CaSh. Equity OF redemption,
dOyger and homestead rights waived. Title believed
TO be good but will sell and convey only trustee.
POSITION
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01
TENNESSEE BONDHOLDERs
They Hope that the Honor and Faith
or Tennessee VIII be indicated.
NV YoRk. November 3. 1878

NEW YORK, November 3, 1878.
4 T a meeting OF the Committee OF holders OF
~ bonds OF the State OF Tennessee, held this
day. Il was
Rssol,,f That the Secretary publish In six more
newspapers In Tennessee. the call for meeting Of
b-uunolders OF the state OF Tennessee and TIT
proceedings OF the large meeting held In pursuance
Of said call; also these proceedings an OFF, o.
the numerous holders OF very large amount OF
Tennessees debt. represented by the committee, e.
accept sixty 800 per cent OF the same In settlement
and relnQuish forty 400 per cent OF II forever O.
the people OF Tennessee, IN accordance with
award which resulted from a conference between Z
commission sent to New York by the legislature Of
Tennt s>er, and committee OF arbitration which
had been appointed at meeting OF citizens Of keN
York, held in the New York Clearinghouse.
RegDlrsf. That the Committee having received as
surdnces from Tennessee that many TennesSeans to
wncm compromise or partial payment OF thei
State debt is very obnoxious would prefer 10 pay Il
full, at reduced rate OF Interest, be ng more In
harmony with modern usage. decidedly better f0I
the interest OF the Ieople Of Tennessee themselves
In the end and likely 20 be far more acceptable 70
Executors. Trustees, Savings Banks, Insurance Com
pauieS and elee moSynaTy institutions. do therefore
pectfully suggest that the creditors OF Tennessee
committee OF arbitration; or, at their option, bonds
simil- TO those described IN that for the full
dect but bearing interest at four "a per cent per
annum instead OF six; 10 have nifty years to run TO
any time after six months notice and 10 be renew
able at the pleasure Of the State
Rssdtsd. That the committee are grdtihed TO learn
that there no longer exists In Tennessee any good
why the optional settlement herein suggested
al least settlement In conformity with the award CT
by the next Legislature OF the State. and the faith
honor and good name OF Tennessee, which have
bsen 50 solemnlg pledged for the payment of her
bonds, be ytndicated.