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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-12
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Jan. 11.-At meeting
of the Harvard University Boat
Club Thursday night, Oxford and
Cornell letters were read, and res
olution passed approving the action
&C the Executive Committee in re-
gard to the Cornell matter. 1t was
announced that on the failure of the
English race the old crew had bro-
ken up and Richard Trumbull was
elected Captain, to succeed Ban
croft. It was also announced that
Garfield, of the National Association
of American Oarsmen, had tele,
graphed, asking if Harvard would
row Oxford or Cambridge, in case
either came to t, is country in the
National Association race. Owing
to the disbandment OF the old crew,
it was thought best to reply that
Harvard would be unable to enter
for that race.
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7TELEGRAPHIU.,
Comptroller and Treasurer to be
Elected Next Saturday.
Petition for Local Option from Bleunt
County.
.HE IL j.
Startling Revelations Affecting Prom
1nent Odd Fellows.
De. h Of Congressman Schleioher, of
as-xas-7th oft this Congress.
Reports of Revenue Raids and SeiZ-
ures in North and South Carolina.
Silas FiournOy Appointed StCrekeeper
and Gauger.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 10.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 10.
Special 20 the ChrOnIcI%.
The two Houses will meet on the
18:h inst, to elect a Comptroller
and Treasurer.
The House resolution asking the
Representatives in Congress to have
the tariff on quinine removed was
concurred in by the Senate.
In the House, Mr.. Brickell pre-
sented a petition from BlOunt
county, praying the passage of a
local option law. Very little else
was done in either House but the
introduction Of new business. The
most noticeable bill introduced was
that in the House to settle the
State debt by the issuance of non
interest bearing treasury notes from
one dollar to FIVE hundred dollar
notes, redeemable in taxes.
g The american will publish to-
morrow morning startling revela-
tiors, showing that Past Grand
Master A. O. II. 2. Sehorn, of Muir
freesboro, and D. G. Howell, of
Chattanooga, have been unearthed
by officers of the Odd Fellows, and
that Sehorn and Howell obtained
eighteen hundred dollars from the
Odd Fellows Benevolent Society,
of Chicago, upon a fictitious death ;
and, further, the sum of $4,000
from tie railroad, claiming that a
fictitious person had been killed in
the Ashtabula accident. 1t is also
shown that further frauds were con-
templated through them and per-
sons residing at Chattanooga, Nash
vile and ShelbyviIle, Tennessee.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Pot
ter Committee, by a party vote
6 Democrats to 3 Republicans
adopted a resolution that the chair
man return to the counsel of Sec
retory Sherman the affidavit of st.
Martin, the former Deputy Ser
geant-at-Arms of the Committee,
copfessing that he had sworn falsely
before the subcommittee, and cast
ing imputations upon Representative
S.cnger in that connection, and that
he further inform Mr.. Sherman that
s.. Martin will be examined touch
ING matters embraced in the affidavit,
should the same be desired by Mr..
Sherman or any member of the
Committee.
Thomas S. Kelley, colored, was
called. He was employed as Gov.
Kellogg's messenger in December,
1876. Being asked whether he
forged the names of Jefferson and
I,e9isee on the Louisiana Presiden,
tiaf certificate, and being pressed
for an answer, remarked that before
answering. he wished to consult his
counsel. He was allowed until
Tuesday to frame response. Ihe
committee then adjourned until that
time.
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XIV CONGRESS.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, jar

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
In his prayer this morning, the
Chaplain feelingly alluded to the
death of Mr.. SchleicheT, and in
voked Divine protection on the re-
naming members of the House.
After the reading of the journal
Mr.. Giddings, of Texas, announced
the death Of Gustav Gchleicher, of
Texas, and presented resolution,
which was adopted, for the appoint
ment of a committee of seven Rep
rescntatjves and three Senators to
take order for experimenting the
funeral and esco1ting the remains
to San Antonio, Texos. The
Speaker appointed Messrs; GldH
dings, Kelley, Mckenzie, Mueller,
Loring, Brentane, Townsend, of
New York, and Powers as such
committee on the part of the
House, and the House then, as a
mark of respect for the deceased
adjourned.
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sn RIFFS SALE.
Nn15


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sALE
Is lssut d BY tho Clerk of the Circuit Court at
Knoxvi.ie tennessee, in the case of T. X. A.
Burnett vs. L D. Ro and John Rose. and 10
ma directed, [ viii, on Monday, the I'd cay of
February, 1919 in front OF ths court house door IN
the city of knoxville. Tennessee. within legal
hours, offer for sale to the highest bidder. Tor
cash. L, D. Roses interest in the farn that the
Ro children now i've or, in the 17th civil dis
trict OF Knox county. deteudant'5 interest feiug
WilIed to the hers of Start Rose deo'-. This,
Deem bef 18th, 1873 ,-, -,
dec25w4t ALEX. REEDEF; onerfh'
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WERFFF'S SALE
No. I59.

By vir ue of an order Of sale issaed from the
80 Of Moses w McNutt Elizabeth You ngs
BOO b'ood, and n t. me directed, will Monday, the
h day Of Febrcary, 1872, in front Ct the 2op!t
apa hours fer for sale to the highest bidder for
eb ThACr OF tAND eeGnfddfi ii13 distrct 70 t9s of
v cn, ,tt Tennessee adjoined on the east by
NM. nno@D Do Nelsor, on the north by Freyt and
H. Raty, on The west By the widow II Eoy 5a en-
80 I;Ses' o1ntaining one hundred snd fifty
ares mere OF less, one fourth Of ml9 no tn Of
q. station. Ibis tne 18th day ct Deeemb2r, 40
leo 5V4t ALEA. hEEOGIN' SHII IL
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sheriTs sale.

NC. IG4.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF, SALE
: issued by the Clerk Of the CiToqit + C@9urf @ at
knozv Tepqess in the case OF ana + to B6SaiHy e dy
@7s.sd, I win. on MONDAY, the 81 day OF Febru-
aTv 1$7q, il font Of he court house dooF in the
citg cf Knoxville Tennessee WITHIN leg legal nou1si ri
The rcbt. Ute, interest aud claim that the de-
iring il The 7tb cisil district OF hnox cousty'
and sdjoinitg the lands of Alex, Mcmillan on
the the north and W. P. Cline on the west levied
en- 49, !" pi0F'''' Alex. REEDER, Sheriff.
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MINOR DISPATCHES

SCHENECTADY, n. Y: Jan. IL
The Rev. Elihu Watson, a leading
clergyman of the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church, died suddenly in this
city this morning. He had been
detained here by the snow blockade.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-12

CONGRESSMAN SCHLEICHER,o of Tex
Is. is dead, which makes the seventh
Of the present House OF Representa-
lives. and the fourth since the present
Sc ssion opened. .aE -.#
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-12

IEDICAFIuNs: For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, northwest winds,
falling barometer. warmer, cloudy
weather; with rain or snow, followed
by variable winds and partly cloudy
weather.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-12

The Chronicle Job Office
will print Envelopes, Business
Cards, Tags, BiIl-hea S, Letter
heads, &C., &C., as cheap as
thev can be printed anywhere
We will not be underworked.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-12

THE subject fer one of Nasts' last
and best cartoons in HaTper'S Weekly,
ia 'Eddi-Kashun Q Qualifucashun-The
Blak man Orter be eddikated afore he
kin vote with US wites, ,"-signed,
" The Solid South" Somewhat sug-
gestiye,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-12

COMMISSIONER RAUM reports that
six revenue officers were killed and
wounded in Tennessee last year, 466
arresfs made and 223 stills seized.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-12

JUDGE THURMAN denounces the
National Banking system as a " mo-
nopoly." And yet it is free to all.
How, then, is it a monopoly? WIN
some friend of Senator Thurman eX-
plain?
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SRERIFF5 SALE.


+ is.ne1 bv the C.erk of the Circuit Court at
kDoSvlie x, qie tennessee, in the case Of Ghesby
VaGdsrerif VS.. J. T. Draper az n; j. Draper,
i will. on Nj ,uday, the 81 dag of February, 1912,
il front OF the court house dOor in the city OF
Knoxv lie, Tennessee. within / gal hours. CHER
for sale 10 he highest bidder, for cash ore tract
Der. in. the 2Uth civil district of Knox county,
Ttnpe~see bounded by jacob ROady, David
bnn3Tad acres, more or less This, December
17th. 1878. ALEX. REEDEk, Sheriff
dacRSE4t
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Sheriff Land Sale.

ON SATURDAY THE FIRST DAY
of February, 1879, at the Court House in
Knoxville, by virtue of an execution in
my hands, issued from the Circuit Court of
Knox county, in the case of II. S. Scott,
VS.. Adaline Bailey et al, will proceed
to sell all the right, title, claim, interest
and demand the defendant Adaline Bailey
has and 10 q certain tract Of land, known
as the Scott farm. situated and lying in the
second civil district OF Knox county, Tens
nessee, adjoining the lands of John Smith,
Crawfordfs heirs, John Gault's heirs and
others Is ing about Eve miles North OF
Knoxville on the Tazewell road; said in
terest being three undivided shares in the
above described tract of land. This Jan
uary the Sd, 1879. q. =. GOSSETT,,
ian15dltW3t Deputy Sherlh.
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We like economy. It is a good
.Aing. But when it manifests itself as
i'll The case Of the Tennessee Legisla-
tuge, who voted against sppropriating
the pit5ance spent by Governor Porter
and Treasurer Polk for the yellow
fever sufferers Of Memphis, it becomes
oppressive.
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sFsEREFE'.s SAEIz2.
No, l6T.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
Is iusd by the clerk of the Circuit Court at
Knoxvil:, Tenn ssef, in the case OF L: G pheP
on Monday, the Cd day of February, 1o7e, IN font
of the court house, in the city Of Knoxville,
Tenness ee, within legal hours, offer tor sale to
LOT On the northeast corner Of Sliqch and
Lynch streets, lot No. ., .Nelgon's, Mabry ana
Sneed's addiuon to knnXylue, tennessee ieVlGo
IN AZ the property of David NJ MartiD, levied sub
iect t. a lien, in favor CT atthew Nelson, for
nurohase money. lhis the 18th day of DECEMBER,
1873. ALEA hEbDhh, cheIlH'
dec25W4t
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THE EAST.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-Ihe Times
Berlin dispatch says: "tOr some
time past sinister run ors have been
aHoat that the Chancellor was cast
ing about for power to prevent the
members of the Rcichstag from
using unbccoming expressions in the
highest representative assembly OF
the land, and tonight CIhurSday)
all Berlin he's been put into com 40
ION by tie publication of a docu-
mcnt which leaves 70 doubt as to
the Intention of this strong-wllled
man. This is no less tan the out
line of a bill Ginning a. tie Federal
council, and i must necessarily take
such a prominent place in the histo-
II oG civil liber'y that l do not
hesitate to trens-it it to you en-
tie. The document bears date,
riedrichsruhc, De eober 3l5t:
It places the power Of the punish
mcat of members c: t. Heichsta"
in the hands OF a committee
composed of two Vice Presidents
and ten members OF t,e Pcichstag,
which would meet at t,e or3er Of
the President Of the Hose, CT on
the motion Of twenty members.
The comm tee volld be autl cried
to infict p -no.:es, w: 1, to order
n member f. ~-opiye Dublic repro0f
before the aese~- bled House; :, =
oblige an offender to make al
apology before th assembled H3us9
8, to exclude a deputy from ti'e
Reichstag for fxcl period. Should
this exclusion extend to the entire
term or session of the Legislature,
tho member so punished may also
be liable to lose the right of being
elected to the Reichstag, and,
further, an independent motion.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-12

Little Laura was tired and sleepy
on Christmas night, when she went
to bed and forgot to say her "Now l
lay me-" & touldn't go to Heav-
en- tonight, mamma" said she as
her mother was pulling off her little
stockings. Why not, darling
g Tos Tn too tired. ."-Rochester
Express.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

NY yTRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
D issued BIZ t. G Clerk OF The Circuit Court at
Kn, xvilie, tennessee, IN the cas Of j, and ad
w, a.suorna VS.. I'm. Fischer, ! VIII SCI seIi On
front If the court house door in the cry Fot o.
Knoxy lie, Teune. see, within legal oris' ig5 n5s
for sale TO se hishes bidder, i9r ctSn ar xsnx
c0uatS, ,0 r. BOUNDED az iciIovs lie perth ty Z,
J. WIN On ne 6aS by Lloyl ~ ~ sess eI9i ~ e.
s3nF , ~ ieSfed en- IL acte ract of laid in
the th,ri distfict Of Kaox e6pptg, b ufaed a as
follows on tho SOFT r J-5. htte, az On n ne
east ny F. On O., east by ". b. imaps iss led On
as the property Of william IJl1 flschersTnis the
ionnS4t Ho1n ua' - ALEX. RFEDER, sheriff
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From. Yeg terday Second Edition,
REFTNJgEPAEI AFFAIRS,

Esr0cesiin=t af tise City Conncii Less
Nigh,
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eea;h Of R. W Mackey.

Hon. Robert W. Mackey died on
We,'aeadny morning, Jan. lst, al
Lis Iesileuce in Philadelphia, in the
All year Of bis nCc after long and
heroic struggle With disease. Dur
ing the last ten years 40 man in the
Republican party has exercised so
nnch Intrerce in political manage
m.nt. Ills first appearance in State
politics uns in 1869, when he was
elected Stale Treasurer by u Repub.
l!csn Legislature. Ia 1871 be was
re elected without opposition in bis
party In 1872 he was reelected
state Treasurer by the Legislature,
and in 1873 Le was chosen by the
popular vote the hist Treasurer oil
The state nnlcr the new constitution.
lie held the responsible office oi
State Treasurer for six Of the eleven
years Of his active connection with
State politics. lie was uniformly y
kind and generous in his private re.
hi,ous md esteemed by all parties.
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We are constantly hearing VI some
new and wonderful invention or dis
covery, such as the Telephone, Phono,
graph, Electric Light g., which tends
TO revoln,ionizc all the old-iashioned
ideus OF what is what. The principal
drawback to the use Of these new APP
pliances has been the considerable
outlay necessary for their introduction;
bat thi. difficulty as regards the Tele-
phone has been satisfactorily over
come. A Boston firm has succeeded
in producing anin.,rument that works
one mile. which they are able to sci
tor 800 complete. a description OF
he invention will be found in our al.
vertising columns.
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8 P 0 S t.
-..~..sarrg, Jan, stn, 1879.
!. GROUSE Editor & Proprietor.
RESUMPTION.

Lest Thursday morning at nine
O'Clock the United States returned
10 n specie basis. aud the pledges
aud promises Of sixteen years stand
lug are redeemed. IL is not belies.
I'd TINT tie change will cause rip
f'o n financial, and business circles
1he crisis was passed when legal
fender notes rsached par with gold
on the lIth Of December, and since
then there has been. TO sll intents
a,I puI pores, practical resumption
The mere fcrmal act of exchanging
gold for legal tender notes by the
government commenced to-day. Al
the hosnciil centres such exchange
has been made for days past at par.
Tho prediction that there would be
a grcst rush made upon tho treas.
mrs for gold will not likely be real.
j. !. Whh gold and greenbacks at
pr, oos with the other, and with
cns,on dulles payable either in
notes or coiu, there will be no actu
nj necessity for the latter. 1t is
possible that certain classes OF spec.
uiitors and iudationists, who are
now deprived of their avocation,
will attempt all manner Of reckless
less schemes TO embarrsss the gov
erunent in carrying out the resump-
zion law, but they will find that
Secretary Sherman holds the strong
er hand.
Tao United States government
Gee ipies an enviable position to-day
--a posiIiJn that will strengthen
tho nation 9 credit and add lustre tc
ber fair fame aud good name abroad
Il will DC notable day in the his
tory Of tie republic, this 2d day oI
January 1879, when the government
resumed specie paymeuts.-Recoro
Of M. Times, Wilkesbarre Jan. 4th
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iT4 PAYMENT.

The payment of the scrip to the
employees will cover tue wages OF
the months OF September, October
and November, While the December
wages will he paid in cash. 1t does
not include the employees of tue
J hiladtlpbia and Heading coal and
iron company, WHO are all paid uE
iu cash, but thoso Of the railroad
compapv.
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Auditors Notice,

TINE undersigned. An Anlitor. appoints
J. Ell BY the Cour, of Common Pleas Of
suvd county To iisrfi.a's the finti ar
rising from the Sherifs Sale of Real es-
81 Dec Term. 1873. Yen. Ex. No Gu Dec.
Fern. 1879. Ven. Ex. No. IS Dec. Term.
1873. and Al ~ Fs NJ. 10 Dec. Term
1873. will ATTEND TO the duties Of his ap.
poiniment, at his ofIise in MiiilebarS. o,
FRIDAY, JAN. 2tlh, 1879. at 0 o clock
A. NJ. ut which time aud place all par>
ties interested are notified TO siiend aud
make known their clsims. or else be de-
barred from coming'iu upon said fund.
A. N. PFAHLHR,
Dec. 20. 1873. Auditor.
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Proicc,icn %. K1nsls INN. grants.

he Governor Of Kansas has re-
quesied G.nernl Sherman TO station
4 strong military loIco on the
spuihe,n hurdrr ~ that State, 10
prevent the reservation Indians from
making csti.e-steHiiHg raids within
it's botd~is Inc Governor expects
nu Immigration IL three hundred
thousand suttleIs into Kansas this
ycnr, and u anxious for their pro-
lection His request will be grant
ell 40 Jar ~ The st enSth Of the
army p,.i be permit.
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Inre Assigned E-'aie of NJ, Ii wageu.
seller, surviving partner. 80.
The Auditor appointed by the Court ~
Common Pleas n Snyder County TO au
dii. settle and adjust the account Of Chas.
p. Ulrich. ESQ.,, the Assignee. and to make
di.iribsiion Of The balance in the hands
Of .aij accountant. will meet the parties
interested for the purposes OF his sppoini-
ment at thu keystone Hotel In the bor-
ourh Of selin.erore. on UEDNESDAY
the 22i day Of January. A. d. 1879. a.
10 o'clock. .. IN. Of said day.
SAMUEL n. 0RwiG.
Jan. ,, 1879. Auditor
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Auditors Notice.

In the matter Of The as In The Court Of
signed Estate Of Ps. Common Pleas
Ter Sdssandn. al Of Snyder 90.
The under.ieasd auditor appointed b,
said Court TO distribute the fund in the
hands Of A. ). nowersoX. Eyq. assignee
Of Peter sassaman. will meet ut his Office
in the borough VI Midilebarg on Friday
The 18th. day Of January A. D 1879. NJ
10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day TO di.charge
The duties Of bis nrpoistmeui. when aud
where all persons having clsims against
said Estate aud entitled 10 = share Of
said fund arc hereby notified to present
their el.ius duly authenticated. or te for
ever feharsJ from coming in for a share
u said .uni.
THOMAS J. SMITH.
Dee, 2Iib, IS Auditor
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In spite Of aanuel-, coughs aud cold
will make n lodgmcut in the system But
l,hey are not tenants nj will. You can
Jispos.ess them with Il,le's Honey Of
liorehound aud Tar, 10 less time than II
,ases n sheriff 10 execute writ. Sold
by all Druggists.
piks's rooihadbs Drops cure 10
minnie.
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Twenty-Five large size Perfumed
Chrome Motto Cards, no two alike,
withname in gold. post paid ten cents .
address g. b. Litchfeld, Li,chfeld. M.
Please state what paper you saw this
advertisement in,
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THtLApElrutA, lee. 10, 1873.
TIC Ph lafslphia and Reading railroad
company Hrprise u psy to the telrer
hs'eai the .uri Of ten dollars on the 18th
day ~ April. tS.l, wlth.intsrsst from date,
without deialrstion for v,lue received.
THIS rote Il issued for wages due by the
ihilsdsi bis ani Reading railroad com.
psny. ard -ili be received eithsr before or
a. It, fa- turlty frr the amount dus thereon
in rpymsni Tor ire xht and toll bills OF the
GhIis'l>l Ihit and heading railroad compA-
ny Tor r'si hiIi' ot tic Philadelphia and
Reading 90 u aud IrCu company, or any
ether ct,t, due 10 eitherotsaid companies
ell. t>tgnsdi =. BRADFORD. ireas
i~isnsil =. Is. COW Pres.
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Senator Blaine says he has receiv.
cd three hundred letters from the
S"u'h giving specific instances Of in
timida 700 aud fraul at the late
election, which he will hand over to
tho Investigating comm ttee.
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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of W. r. 'wagenseller. decd
The Aud'tor appointed by tho orphans'
Court cf snyder County. Ia rcpori upo"
exceptions 6le1 10 The account of NJ. L.
wageosclier. J. q. Il. slfiniie andJ. W.
"beeis. Exrcuiors Of sail Wm. Y Wagon.
seller. late Of The boroneh Of seiinssrove.
in said county Of sny der. deed. will
meet the parties Interested for the rnr'
pose of his appoiutmeni, on WEDNESDAY
ite ,ena day Of Iscus,y, A. b.. 1879. 81
The Keystone Hotel. Ia the Boro' Of Sc
linsgrove, at 2 o'clock. n m. Of said Day.
SAMUEL II. 0Rwti,
Jan. 2. 1870 Auditor
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Ass,anee Notice in Bankrup,cy

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned has besn duty AMI legally
appointed AssiSnes IN B.nkru t's Of .. Z. Il
Z'lltr Of tho Borough Of Miffinburg,, Union
county, Pa.
WILLIAM l., IA YES.
Jan. I 1879, Assisnes
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Zoe rle,snry D'f art slt II pay
out tifiy mil'ions Of dollars in gold,
ia exchnngo for legal tenders with
nat stopping whctl:er they will
tLsn resort to the payment Of silver
~ not stated
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Wade sfamplon bas resigned the
Govsrnorsbip 81 South Carolina.
On a party nsrnesl simpson will
bsr>s;tsr 10 boss bnlI-dozvr IN chat
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Tho undersigned. havi,r bra appoint
vi fodi'n~fs distrihe,e ,he fa-d> in the
hands Of n. n. Grimo rsa assignee %
p. J. II. Zeiicr, will siffce the purpose Of
his appointment on THURSDAY, Jan. 20.
1879. at,he ofics ~ 4 ,. Smith. Esq a,
Middlebufg. at 10 o'cbek, .. m. At which
time nll parties iuterstcd may attend II
they think proper.
Jan 2. 1879. Auditor
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National Citizen Soldier
AssJnee's N,.i,h

A II persons interested are l,ereb,
n notified that som u D,ubsrmau OF Isct
son twp. SNYDER Co.. Ps., has made an a.
crchitors All psrsons having c,sim- srs re-
quesisi 10 pressnt thsn {, tas M i-rsixnei.
and those INDEBTED Will pleiss MAKE inn.llfts
psymsnt. r.SwirH.
Nov, %, 1873. Assignee
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The READING Scrip.

The Philadelphia & Reading Rail
road company are paying off tLeil
employees in scrip. There are two
sets of it. one falling due on the
18th of April, 1879. The two sets
are similhr, with the exception that
the terms of the April paper are
printed in black scrip and those oi
the May paper in red scrip. The
design of the margin and scroll
weik in the centre Of the scrip ovei
which the terms are printed, are also
similar.