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New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
Whom Shall We Trust 7

When afflicted with complication Of disorders, and the
limited resources family physician been exhausted
without benefit the all important ques tn Is Whom sail We
trsL1 Many bidCiBg for the patron ~ ths
class and il becomes afflicted 10 thoroughly
phy sicans claims. and know what they based
fore trusting him K. " PIERCE, NJ. OF Buffalo, y. y Ia
successful ana widely known OF authors and
phy clans IN America. lie has recently erected
taiids Hotel Buffalo at the expense Oi nearly
half million collars IL being the complete elegant
sani.aIiums the world. DR. PIERCE originated
OF diagnosis Gy which he is able TO distinguish most
diseases without seeing the patient. This scientific
system fully described IN hs Common Medical Ad
ver which Il sent any address receipt OF 81 90 Ad
H. V. PIERCE, NJ. d. Grand Invaids Hotel Buffalo,
y. y.
The doctor Is Endorsed by the clergy well as by the med
Profession OF the land space for only the follow"
ing among the large list TO wbom he refers:
hon. A. l.. Foreman, TX Governor oi West Nirgh~ ana
late u 3 senator G. H. Fairchid, ~ D. seneca ~ l.. w.
Is Cousins, n. d. Abba Iowa 81. J. Mcclellan NJ De- Gar
rattsyille N Y; w r. Hazeltu NJ d., silver Lake. KAN
!. ). Turner, NJ. d.. veaze Mel Geo Deiereh, NJ D. 100
Vine St, Baltimore Md j. IL. Shtlrod NJ D.. Pa0l, nd:
Geo. b. Chairman, NJ D., PlatsmeaLh AeS r. j. Jasper
IL; b. r. Wells NJ b.. BRISTOL y. b.; j. A. Miller, NJ ID,
San Leandes Cal; j. n. CAMP M D Baaian, MOI W
Khodes NJ b. orth Iand. PeDu. Joseph \. Burr,
D., West Lafayette. Ohio Rev. l. n. Harmon, Elsah IL
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

The coinage Of silver dollar which shall
fayr the intrinsic value 81 the gold dollar u az utter I'M
possibaity present because, u the zee we're ADJUSTED
never 80 accurately by today's price ~ bullion 1t wOud
b. either an Oyetyaued OF Ndervad.' Coz org be,
forc the mint could manufacture II 20 ,o-'Ju Hera
lndJ
MIR. Uaves has now a second great OpD"itu-
Hy sucn opportunity as s rdret OLeIei 10 a. .uei-
lean esnan wiz he ava himstf OF TINS - thauce
.s defratipg plbiie di-hOnesiyl We must cherish the
hone tgat he will the opportunity so long as lheTe il
any reasonable ground for cntert.ining i-lbunalo
Courier tDcnl)
The. South ia solid upon certain great prn-
ers fundamental In the Government. aud they aIe not
less when even their OppObCnts ha'
admitted Their correctness aud given them unwilling,
practical application. On all other questlOns-upoh
fnauce aud economical questions Oi genti al applcdiou
if ts south solid, 10 Is sOhfly ailed Win west
equally so.id.--lNashyille Am rican (UeLD.)
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
RETURNING BOARD Trials.
THE SURRENDER OF EX-GOVERNOR wElLs-TRsfI-
MONY FOR THE OFFENCE IN TiE ANDERSON
CASE.
Nrw.ORLyAys. Feb. 4.-Ex-Governor Wells

CASE.
NFw-ORLHANs, Feb. 4.-Ex-GovernOr Wells
was brought to ths city by the morning train on th"
New-Orleaas and Mobile Railroad. carriage was In
waiting at the CaibOurne-st intersection 10
arod the crowd which bad gathered at the
Canal street Depot 'tr. wells was taken to
the Parish Prison. lie l3 suffering from
a slight attack Of pneumonia. Dr. snytb, his
physican. was sent for Mr.. Wells declines to answer
any questions as for leaving town or sur
rendering The report Is that he surrendered TO
save the sretiesn s bond but the fact IT, his counsel
winch was drawn Saturday for tho present month
Tno Anderson trial was Resumed to-day. MI. ~
Davis Cher Clerk Of tie Returning Board, was crosseA
anined. The testimony elected was contradictory VI
statements made by Mr.. Peintrr .,,.,.,..
william H. Greene, leading cOlOred ward ppntlc' Al
and clerk OF the Returning 30 !, testified that the
board when tabuated statement Of IN electoral vote
dld not ark foT parish returns Ia compare them Wiih
s,ntcmens Members signed the statement and returned
IN Wells's department in the usiom IiOuse. He "ns
asked II thcrc not promise made TO him whtn ne
wa. called Washington rs witness. lio sllr thcfe
WAS. but refused to tell about IT. Was fro-
quentl interviewed by the secretary OF the Dem9 atic
uttee who attempted 10 induce him 10 tell WI q he
knew i'm Washington. Also 70 make certain copies ana
abstracts from tne minute book o the nsturnI1g Boau
He WAS promised tue asstssOrsnp 0Sthc IhId us
uict II ho complied with he seeretafys "isnrr ",
o was told at o%aidtn%' iSrnaS pllm"r anng had
good opinion Of him (witness) and would IKE TO see nm
doing well. Witness oarcd trap Vas Dtihs SET 40, ,
10 him IN wrtIng. Several other clerks test'h"d "u'
nothing developed.
Mr. Gre ne, when recalled, said the promise aue 10
him IN Washington did mol come from the fselurnns
Board He said he received letter from tue secretary
OF Tie Democratic Committee which had SO inclosed
AT the evening session OF ile court. Mr. Greene ~1s %
crosse xamncd NJ length by the AttOIney-uchcri ne
could not tell who promised him the assessOrsnlp pu
when threatened with punishment for contempt naeu
MIR Harris secretary OF Governor Palmer, ana MS COM
mittee. o-.,, ,ro,o, ,e.-
Mr. Powers passenger agent for Cassidys Hotel tes-
tined that package deposited at hls Office py te spe
nf Parish, containing tho VI
that PARISH 40 adressed 10 the Secretary OF STATE ~s'
with bs consent takeD to the Democratic Central Com
nit zee roons in his presence the seals were
the figures were copied and the package was seaiou
again aud returned to bIm. The defence closed
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
AN OLD STORY RETOLD.
Tro Jhn Young Broacs statement in The Lotsrde Cou-teT

AT la!e hour of the struggle, when 1ilden
had 30 chabce TO be President than had short Of
successful revolution I asked Of Mr. FOster writ
ten assurances Of what Hayes policy would be toward
Louisiana and South CarOiiua. With IDaiiInesS and
ankness and truth he tal ked TO general Gordon and
myself. and gave us the notes signed by biunscu ana
- naiOf Matthews. There was no bargain or Intrigue
about H. AL that 1 know concerning II was fully set
iorb In statement published last March. know OF
no other arrangement, understanding, assurance or
agreement tlan tins, in writ. or ptberW.e do not
D. neyc there any. l gave Major A. l.. Burke,
s,pators Butler Gordon and various others, copies
OF these notes, and read then TO many Dono-
cratic membefs Every word and syllable that know
concerning II are ewbTaced IN tine published statement
VIVA, sr Foster believed and would 10 0one
~ Use incoming Presiden-his belief founded upon
khowie0se OF MS opinions. and these assurances not
made Dy any authorization from Mr.. Hayes-tbese
thngs, thank God, have been done. South
at peace and a rest happy aud prosperous under home
rule. Ny humble part In all this from ss pure
end unsesh motives animated the heart of man
am sure n would De 10Y perfect vIndicaton IL every
Thought and feeling moving me during that period could
Dc written out letters Oi light the sky, TO be read
by al men. Time and events haN proved the course
pursued wise for the best interests Of my coup
NY. do not regret. bu; glory In It,
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
RENOyETIZE As SLOWLY AZ YOU DENOSFTlLED.
From The Boston hdreTtSeT.
4 .I,o e;l,,o, rna,, napnnt 90 their mpgrurp

IT VHV sItO IHVI VtlIIIIV'V ~ y, n -. !,
AMI flame of ;Aer distempeT sprinkle cool patieo e.,
while an appeal taken Q the people at the next
zion IT, With the time VIII thus be Tor
eideratiOn they secure majority III the next Con-
gress, they may with more proprlety demand that -e
Prsient shall refrain FROM exercising the veto power.
The bill by which silver was demOnetized was pending
IN Congress nearly u rec IL VIII be 40 great
lardsl n the lyer men walt half long for the final
disposition OF their measure. The silver question dld
moi enter into the last election. In matter OF 80 much
importAnce aud respecting which there such WIDE
differences opinion Justice and prudence alike demand
that the deliberate verdict Of tho people upon II should
be waited for before final action is taken Without ref
erence then views OF the old Wing party We nope
the President will not hesitate boldly TO exercise the
power gwen by the Constitution, preventing pos
t0le the passage Of measure which the great body OF
those who supported his election consider dshOnO able
ind pencOus and Tor the people To reach
sober and mature judgment upon the question az issue
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
Ready thi. Morning:
THE SEMI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE

The Issue OF to-day cODtains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS.
HUMORs or THE DAY.
RUssoTURKIsH WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
FOREIGN NEWS
wAsHINGToN AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letter. from STAFF aud other Correspondents the OLD
worla and tho New an Agricultural Department.; Full TO
ports Of all the Markets, etc
single copies sent free on application.
Price I'm wrappers ready for mang) five per copy,
one copy year. s3; Ave copies sl& ten copies aud
extra s28 Postage in all free TO the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. NesYork.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
NOT AN ENDURING KIND OF MORALITY.
From The BOSfOn Herald.

Mr.. Hendricks asks If Congress, having
pedged Iatn OF the Nation In 1873 as to relieve
the question Of all ambiguity as TO how the bonds should
be paid and having decided tHat they should be paid in
It as legaender from the simple fact th. It is eoin
and bestOw upon any fictitious value pleases, by the
asca and snpersci pion" Of the United States Such
kind Of morality may be popular with the Hoosiers Of
MI Hendiickss State, who hate capitalist and
bondhoder as the devil is said to late holy water"
but viii never give him permanent hold in the regard
OF the people OF the whole country, who stt MAINTAIN
and believe IN that oidfashoned hO.On OF honor that
only ay to quidate just debt is TO pay 100 cents
on he doll
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

ma kind Offices. TO be used upon fuure occasion s
as are half cash One OF my friends, OF particu-
isriy sensitive might say jealous, nature sent cory
-, he notce 20 q paper published IN my natve toWn.
t"g Tor an obituary and pitching into the editor ior
nos having published one before and accusing MN OF
~ant of enterprise. will nothing OF dsgraceui
So. the superintendcnts OF the two rival cene
ne. ON INV account and OF the flowers had TO pay Tor
hacause they would not keep"
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
NOT A FRIEND OF MRS oAKMAN.

TO the razor OF The IrtoHhe
Sir: Will you kindly say in your paper that
Mrs Addie W. Oakman, who mentioned me as friec OF
hers to your reporters informant, sterv unknown to
me- have no recollection whatever Of such person,
nor have heard her name until last Ih \
day, January 80 when Telegram addressed 10 her, IA
nv care. received by and this. presume, Is the
one alluded by your informant. Yours, OTTO SUR
BaAiLlOre, February 2, ISIS.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
AN ATTEMPT AT HAIR-SPLITTING.
Irnrl Tn> 81 IOtlle HfunbLic1n.

1t is time for the silver people to draw the
line piaily between Silver and tue GTeebdck party,
such 40 VOOrl ses aud Ewing aud the Congressional
alton Of which Judge BuckDer ~ president are
dong great deal TO confuse the minds OF uDobservant
people FOrtun tey the fate OF the silver Bill s pretty
vel settled and v hen the Bland BIZ becomes law the
difference between silver and soft money Will soon make
Itself piasl 10 every body.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
NIRLOS GARDEN.

A revival of Edmund FalcOneI's stirring old
Irish molodrama Peep Day., was Effected last night
nj Niho's Garden. This piece is well known here IL
had long years az the theatre tha - now the
q ymlir in Laura Kcene's day. 10 contains eNciiii
sustious and gives occasion for picturesque scenery
The revival wac well received.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

N. Augus:in. shipman ILL.,; Rev. Thoa oReiieT
Newman, Kan: Rey l. Weston Bucklin, MO; Key A.
Andrew Adams Calhoun. Ga; Rev. a. Moore 7i2 Wash.
Boston, Mass Rev. l. A Thayer NJ d. Bacons'
burg. OHIO Rev. l. p. Profit, Palmyra. LII.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

AHhI 4 I'd =.
steamship Bermuda (Br, Angrove Puerto Catelo Dec.
90 Laayrs 22. ST. Thomas 27th aud 81 Johns r. H. ZJn.
with Iadse. AID IL pass. to c. q. do Garmendia;
For other ShlD lYelrs Thiyi PdJ.l
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
THE TARIFF BILL.
AN ANALYSIS OF THE CHANGES.

THE BILL INCONSISTENT IN ITS PROVISIONS, AND
NEEDING REvIsIoN-GREAT CHANGES PROPOSED.
The proposed revision of the tariff reported to the
Committee on Ways and Means by Mr.. Woods sub
committee. is analysed by The TRIBUNEs Wash
ington correspondent to-day, and the important
changes proposed by it pointed out. 1t is as yet an
uncompleted bill, and will require considerable
work upon it,.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb. 81 a. m.-A further decline
Of air pressure place yesterday and was continuous
throughout the whole Of an extremely fair day There
has been decided rise of temperature, AMI freezing
point was passed at one time during the afternoon. The
mo sture OF the air il increasing.
For this city and vicinity gradually ncreasns warmth
and partial clouiness may be expected to-day and to-
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
Guccial Notices.
A Fund

Advertisements intended for the mex. issue OF THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed In before D. NJ To-
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
MdRRiEU.

FRANKLIN-vANDERPoE PoEL-0n Tuesday, Jan. 90, 1873.
the Rev Samuel Cooke, d. d., Benjamin W Franklin TO
Mary c. daughter Of Aaron Vanderpoe esq all Of this
city.
Al Na.ce, Of Marr,ages must be indorsed wiA fMt
md dodd
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
UIDNIGHT UEA IHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States clear or
pal tly cloudy weather cold nOthery shifting To warmer
southerly winds, stationary or falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

'nth
dOn Of tn for the ~ hours
preceding mdnsh white line the ssIatons
Of the during thsse nsura
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

Blair, Pills.-Engsh remedy for Goul aud Raenmai.in
Box - pills IL - by mal H. PLANIEN q Sun "a VII
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
The Patent Adjustable Gas Reflector

Is Just thing for throwing light on sewing machine.
piano. cooking range, diningtaoe pictures, &c.
To read y tc and sew by VII n any burner.
/ t...-a,a .ror-, I'm x,re atnras
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6Coutlpued from fir,.t pare

thee /, who loved thee better than nv
life. Are you mad, comrades? | tell
you Luc Leroy is the man.
"'Luc has just left me he has been in
my hut with me all the morning said
Pere Martin.
"As he said this, flung myself on the
ground in utter despair. and suffered ST.
lently the cords with which nv comrades
bound me. Then some stayed to watch me,
while others went to the village 10 APP
prise the authorities of the murder.
You perceive, Monsieur, that when
the gen d'armes arrived they were neces-
sarily already preiudiced against me :;
therefore nv bearing and my words all
seemed to them proofs of guilt But a
more certain proof was now forthcoming
Down in the dell. near the body of the
murdered girl, they found knife my
knife; it was covered with blood, and had
evidently been the weapon used against
her.
'As the men spoke of this, | remem-
bered that had lost this knife day or
two before in the wood. Int ! had men
toned this loss only to Emre and her
father. | appealed to him. now. remind
ing him of this fact. but he answered me
angrily that he remembered nothing of
il.
Then sank into sullen despair, and
went silently to prison"
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To the Honorable senate AMI House of Repre-
scntatives of Maine, In Legislature assembled,
for the year 1873.
rlNHE unders igncd respectfully represents that
i the A. " " sprague Manufacturing Compa-
ny. located at Augusta, in the county OF kenne-
bee. are by the statutes OF the State and by their
charter required TO mn ntsn locks and canal at
their dam in the kennebec River, and TO keep the
same in repair; and that they also required to
construct and maintain fishway in the sane dam
that both OF these structures cannot be construct
ed and ma intained without large eNpente and er.
dangertng the safety OF their dam, by which pow
is furnished Tor operating their factories.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that salh com
pany may be relieved IRON the construction of
either the fshway or locks and canal or both,
or permitted to combine them together and make
and maintain but one structure.
ZECHARlAH CHAFkE,
Trustee of A. Il w. Sprague MfgCo
BY BAKER & BAKER, his Atiy's.
CHAS. f. NASH. Mayor Of Aususta.
Augusta, Me-. Nov. p. ISIS. nov30 tSwlw
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1--WE fought good fight Monsieur, nv

1--WE fought a good fight, Monsieur, my
counsel and |, but we were defeated. |
was found guilty. and condemned to a
prison for lite My exact statement OF
the truth was entirely discredted; the
loss OF my knife, especially. was looked
on as flimsy invention; and but tor the
'extenuating circumstances which were
presumed to exist in my passionate jeal-
ousv, and poor Elmire's love for the viii
lain Leroy, should have lost my head
under the knife of the gllotlne.
"Ah, Monsieur, when tell you that /.
an innocent man, spent four years in all
the sufferings of the bagne, you will not
wonder that my face has the lines OF age
the marks of an iron servitude, the scars
OF fire not yet quenched.
lContinnel 10 N lIlOM
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Clerk OF the District Court for said ID
wdec4-& idec4.ll ls
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Notice OF Assignee OF His Appointment

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF Adds W. Dav,
Charl K. Libby and Henry L. pl,
Day, Partners, as Day Libby, !" ""oh'"p''y
Bankrupts,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
At Lewiston, the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1873.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap.
pointment as Assignee Of Aids W. DAY, NJ Il
Charles X. Libby of Lewiston, in the County OF
Andro.coggn and Henry Dav of Monmouth, in
the County OF kennebec, and State OF Maine,
within said District VINO have been nd Judged
Bankrupts upon their own Petition, indiv dually
and as members of the firm OF Day 4 Libby. by
the District Court Of said District
II. A. WHEELOCk, Assignee.
noy1l.tSw3w
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UuTts OT ThsUTVthCy.
NOTICE is hereby gwen than Courts of Insol.
y vcncy, Will be held al the Probate Office in
Augusta, on the second and fourth Mondays, in
ohewis sc order ed.
,,...,, II. X. BAKER, Judge.
CHARLES IIEwINs, Register.
Nov. !. 1878. tSwtf
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lfgaI advertisements.

Continued to N lrrow }
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District Court of the United states.
District Of Maine,
la the matter OF
James savage,
Bankrupt,

Ia tle matter OF
James savage, -
Bankrupt, '""h "P''F'
INHlS Is TO give notice that petition has been
L presented TO the court this twenty first day of
November, 1873, by james Savage OF AUGUSTA, in
said District, bankrupt, individually and as a
member of the firms of Savage, Berry 4 Co., and
Powell, McCabe and Co, praying that he may be
decreed to have full discharge IRON all his debts
IN iiyidual and co partnership provabie under the
Bankrupt Act; and upon reading said petition,
lr Is ORDERED by the court that a hearing be
mad upon the same on the first Monday of
February, A ID, 1879, before the court in
Portland. in said District, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and that notice thereof he published In the
DAILY kennebec Journal, and he Daily Portlon |
Advertiser, newspapers printed in said District.
once a week for three successive weeks, and ouce in
the Weekly Kennebec journal, and the Weekly
Portland Advertiser, the last publication 10 be
thirty days at least before the day OF hearing, and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons IN Interest, may appear at said time
ana place. and show cause. if any they have, way
the prayer of said petition should not be grant ed
VA. L. PREBLE,
Clerk OF the District Court for said District.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT,

Notice Is hereby given that Charles 4. Parlin
and W iam J. Morgridge. both OF Hallowell, in
the county of Keunebec and state of Maine, in
dividually and as members o. the fir OF Parlin 4
Morgi idge, have this day assigned 10 me "A their
property excerpt such AS l. by law exempt from
attachment and execution, Tor the benefit OF their
creditors, in accordance with the provisions of
chap 70 of The Revised STA utes, and acts amenda.
tory thereto ana three months IRON the execution
of sad assignment are allowed for said creditors
10 become parties thereto.
HERBERT NJ. HE iTH.
Augusta, Me, Nov. ., 1873. noylbt3w
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that Horace Parlin and
~ Charles f. Parlin, both Of IIalowell, IN The
County OF kennebec and state of Maine, indivldu
ally and as members OF tire firm of II. Parn Il
sen, have this day assigned 10 me all their proper.
ty, except such AS Is by law exempt from attach
ment aud execu ion, for the benefit o. their cred.
tors, in accordance with the provisions OF Chap 70
ofthe itev ed Statutes. and acts amepdatory there
TO, and three months from the execution of said
assignment are allowed for said creditors TO
become parties thereto.
HERBERT NJ. HE TH.
Augusta, Me, Nov. % ISIS nov25 i3w
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IN BANK1U CX.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATS,
DISTRICT OF MAISE.
In The mater OF


district OF MAINE.
In The matte of
DhVer w sherman : In Bankruptcy,
Bankrupt
This Is To GIVE NOflt + that petit has
! been presented To the Court this 2lst day Oi
Nov enbtl, ISIS by Oliver W. .htiin IN OF
Wateryil,e, Bankrupt, praying fha he may
be lccr,,d to have II fun .'l>chalg e from at his
4 ht- prevail under the ,psruit vet aud upon
aiding III petition:
II ~ ORDEkLD by the Court, thai hearing be
had upon the ON the first Monday OF February,
A. H. ls7H. before the Court in P0rtl "a, in said
District, al ten O'Clock \. uBA that e. t second
nItrttnE OF creditors ol SAID bankfIt be held be-
fore John ". May, Register Gu the 18Th day OF
necemter, A ID, o1~; aad the third meeting of
the same, On the iG h day OF January, 1879 at sl0
\. a. the coar hnn e In Angu-It, IN sh DIS.
til t, and that notice thereof be published IN the
u lily kennebec journal, newspaper printed ia
said Di nict, oBce a week Tor three successive
weeks, and once in the Weekly kennebec Journal,
the last publication TO be thirty days al least before
the day OF hearing and that all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in Interest,
may appear at said time and place and show
cause If any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted.
WIN. =. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
noy-21-dec3A 10 law
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-04

THE Jackson Tribune and sun takes
a gloomy view OF the State debt ques-
tiOn. 1t says:
"As for our part, while we believe
that the best interest of the State
would be subserved by an early settle
ment of the vexRtious aud demoral-
izing question, yet we have no present
hope on such "a contamination. Party
leaders. unprincipled office seekers
and nOtOTiety hunters, the press and
Legislatures, have blundered from one
dismal stupidity or criminal disgrace
to another, so often and so long on this
question, that the people are befud~
died, suspicious and inclined if bur-
ried to smash things on general prin-
Dlas -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-Dr.
Bemis has telegraphed Surgeons
General Woodwork that he is push
ing forward the work of the yellow
fever investigation in New Orleans,
and DIR. Cochran has organized a