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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
GOLDWATER'S COLUMN.

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
special to the Miner.

San Diego, Dec. 2s.-Cspt. Henry John son. of the steamer orizaba, died a. SaT Francisco on the 30ih.
 Copious rains have fallen all along tho lower coast, giving assurance of gcod crops Chicago, Dec. 3S.-The Journals's Wash ington special says that the advocates Of th' Texas Pacific Railway bill have made a careful canvass of the House and Senate and find that they have a majority of seven effort will be made to take it up after the holiday recess. It is claimed that the Speaker has given his promise to help the measure in the House.
 Washington, Dec. 2S.-C;eneral sherman and number of officers high in rank, who are in no danger of refinement in ease Burn sides army bill becomes law, bns whose | power on the contrary w3nlc be vastly sggrandized by its enactment, are iRdustri- ously working for it, and unless subordi- nate line of officers take measures to mani- fest to Congressmen and the public ip some way that they do not agree with the Com manGing Generals, the impression Is likely te be created that nobody in tho army will be injured by it except staff officers-a de- fusion which very few juniors O. the line can afford. even Jy sileuc, to foster. Gen. sherman has received a dispatch from General Sheridan stating tha. he had mailed reply to Secretary Schurz in re- gard to the specifications called for in the charges of ;aismanagoment in Indian affairs in the West.
 Cincinnati, Jauuarv 2d.-At meeting ol prominen. Catholics tonight a committee was appointed to prepare circular for dis tributiou among the members of the church soliciting subscriptions far the financial re- lief of Archbishop Purcell.
 London, January 2d.-Specialsfro from Bonn bay say the Government of Candahar or dered a levy of the whole male population to resist the British The people responded heartily.
 The corporation of Dublin has resolved to present to ex-I Iresiden, Grant the freedom of the city.
 Portland, Ogn., January 2d.-The Indian excitement to all appearance is subsiding The Yakima volunteers have returned from Priests rapids. Four of Perkins murderers
  hinted that he will never Le allowed 10 leave Yakima. Some of the Indians say all the Moses and Smohollo Indians are coming to the reservation to live. Smohoilo himself cannot be foand. The Commission appointed by the last Legislature to investigate the late State ad- ministration, report deficiency agsregat- ing over ono hundred thousand dollars. The Commission is very severe in it's con- demnation of Governor Grover, and lays on him the blame for loose cxtravagance and corrupt administration.
 san Francisco. January 2d.
 STOCKS. Stocks closed: Silver King, 10; Tiptop, L.2j; Alpha, lO4; Cal l0l4; Con. Va. s; G. IS Curry, g. Eureka, g; Justice, $50; Ophir, 8; Sierra Nevada, 42Il; Utah, II; Yellow Jacket, If; san Nav, Loo; Union 51h; Bodie, <; Mexican. 3l: Overman, 9It.
 
 Indications all point to an early break uD of the so-callctl WoFk1rrmeuS' p.rtv
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03

Stocks closed Silver King, 10; Tiptop, l.25; Alpha, l0A; Cal, l0l4; Con. Va. &; G. tS Curry, 9; Eureka, g; Justice, $50; ophir, 8; Sierra Nevada, 42ll; Utah, II; Yellow Jacket, II; san Nav, loo; Union 57l1; Bodie, <; Mexican. 3l: Overman, 9It.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21
IN BANKRUPTCY
Assignee's Sale Of Personal Property at Auction

DURSUANT to an order of the United States Dis.
tric Court for the District Of Maine. shall sell
at public auction, at the carriage shop of Isaac Alb
bott in Benton, in said District, saturday, the
first day of February, A. ID. 1872 AT clock in the
forenoon, all the right. title and interest that Joseph
l.. True had on the twenty ninth day of August, A.
ID. 1879, the date of his Rng his petition IN Bank
ruptcy, and all my right, title and interest as As
signee OF said Bankrupt, in and to the following des
erbed property. belonging to said Bankrupt's
estate to wit One undiv ided half of Letters Patent
for Potato Planter, dated Feb. :, 1866, January s.
1869 and April It, s72. with the right TO manufacture
and sell In the United States, except New England
owned In common with Nash & Brother, New York
city, old set of Potato Planter patterns; six
driving wheels for Potato Planters forty Potato
Planter handles; about lbs Of old iron. Also one
undivided half of Letters Patent for Potato Planters
dated Feb Z, 1866 January g. 1869 and April 10, ls72
with the right to manufacture and sell In the New
England States, owned in common with Benjamin 4
Allen of West Waierville, Maine, subject TO II lease
to said Benjamin 4 Allen, In which they are pay
royalty Of tive dollars for each machine manufactured
and sold and said lease Is subject to claim Isaac
Abbott has on the same for seventy four dollars
Also one half interest in forty Potato Planters and
set of Planter Patterns In the hands of Nash &
Brother OF New York City, and one set of Planter
Patterns at West Wateryillc, Maine, subject to u
claim Nash Brother have said Planters and Pat.
terms ASHER H. BARTON,
Assignee IN Bankruptcy of Joseph l.. True. 3w2
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Dailu kemlchrc 5ournal.
NERVOUSNESS or GREAT ORATORS.

Great orators generally suffer from ner
vous anxiety in beginning their best
speeches. Speakers who are always cool
and selt-possessed never attain such emf
nent success as those who possess more
sensitive organizations. Robert Hall
never went into the pulpit without fear of
failure. The father of the present Lord
Derby, of England. was one of the best
debaters in Parliament. He was compli-
mented a. ''the Rupert of debate" and
was noted for apparent eomposue. yet"
said he TO a friend, my throat and lips,
when I am going to speak, are as dry as
those of a man who is going to be hanged. "
Tiemay, famous for his readiness and his
fiuency on all occasions, said he never
spoke without feeling his knees smite to-
gether when he rose, Canning, one of
the most brilliant speakers in the whole
history of the House of Commons, said he
always knew when he was to do better
than usual. by the quickness of his pulse
and the trembling of his limbs. 1t is one
of the conpensations of nature that on
those who suffer most in advance is be-
slowed the highest triumphs.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

KENAEBEf, IS;
vIyAkEN on EXECUTION, and will be sold by
i public auction On saturday, the twenty second
day of February, A. u. 1879, at ten o'clock In the forc
noon, at office OF Baker Baker In Augusta. in said
county all the right la equity which Mary McMitch-
eli of China in said County, has or had on the 18th
day of July, 4. - 1873, the time when the same
attached the original writ, to redeem the follow.
ing described real estate, situated ina China, in said
county 10 wit certain lot parcel Of land with
the buildings thereon, situated IN China aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows: TO wit: TN the
east by the road leading from Abbotts Corner to
Windsor Corner; ON the north by land formerly own
ed by Gustayus Chadwick; ON the west by the three
mile pond aud the south by land formerly
pied by said tiustayus chadw lex and Halct HaInen,
now occupied by - Tr,sk, containing fifty acres
less, being the same described IN deed from
from Albert y. and Hannah Irving TO said Mary
McMitche dated September eth, 1850, and recorded
in the kennebcc Registry Book 2,s Page ~, refer
ence to said record Is hereby made.
The above described premises being subject to a
mortgage, recorded In said kennchee Registry. hook
So Page III, given by the said Mary McMitehel to
Daniel iiewns Of Augusta. la said county. to
the payment Ut pranissory note for three hundred
and twenty five dollars dated April Goth. 1873 paya-
bile in year, with interest NJ eight per cent paya.
bic semi annually. The amount nov due said mort
gage Is said sum of three hundred Aid twenty five
doiiars aud interest from the date Of said note.
WM. II. LIBBY, Sheriff.
January 10th, iS79 3w5
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SHERIFFS SALE.

KEyNEBEC, SIS.
TAKEN ON EXECUTION, and will be sold by
Il public auction, ON Saturday, the Sth day of Feb.
ruary A. d. ls79, at two O'Clock In the afternoon, ut
the store of George ii. Gates In vassaboro, in said
county of kennebec, all the right In equity which
Isaac Robinson and Sarah r. Robinson Of Vassalboro
in said county, have, which Sarah +. Robinson had
on the 10th day of November, A. ID. 1877, which
Isaac Robinson had ON the 18th day Of February, A.
ID. 1873, the time when the attached ON the
original writ to redeem the following described real
estate, to wit: i-..s .I..
piece of land with buildings thereon, situated In
said Vassab0ro', In said county, and bounded fol-
lows viz Beginning on the road leading from East
NassabOro so-calIed, to Getchels Corner socalled,
at split stone the north side Of the road, the
late Francis worth's dwelling house thence wester
~ the road till 1t strikes land of Mrs. Marshall
thence northerly said Marshalls east line, till 1t
strikes land Of Isaac Palmer thence eastery said
Ialmers southery line till II strikes land Of the said
Worth, thence southerly said Worth's westerly
three fourtls acres, more or less.
The above premises being subject to two mort.
cages recordedin Kennebec Registry Of Deeds. The
first In book Isl, page "a, and second In book 40,
page 5S9, given by Ann &. Robinson and Isaac
Robinson TO Waterville Savings Bank, to the
payment of two notes, payable In year after date,
with interest at cent. in advance, the first for
i've hundred dollars, dated August ~, 1870, and
second for three hundred dollars payable in one
year after date, with interest, and dated May 81 1879
which there Is now due the sum of nine hundred
and sixty seven dollars and thrty.threc cents.
Dated at Nassalboro this 3lst day of December,
AID. 1873.
sws GEORGE H. RAMsELL. Deputy sheriff.
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District Court of the United States, District
of Maine.
In the natterof

In the matter of
George \. Waldron, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
gI>iIi> Is To GIVE NOTICE that II petition was
i presented 10 the Court, the 2lst day of june
ISL, by George A. Waldron of Hallowell, in said
District. Bankrupt praying that he may be decreed
to have full discharge from all his debts pro, able
under the Bankrupt Act. on which petition hearing
was ordered 10 be- had ON the first Monday ofSeptem-
ber 1871 at 10 A. NJ, before the Court In Portland
and notice thereof br published in the Weekly Ken
nehec journal and Weekly Portland Advertiser, once
Il week for three successive weeks, which notice was
not Published rs ordered by the Court and that
this siNthday of January, ls.a the application OF
said Bankrupt; and upon reading said Petition:
Ir Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing he had
upon the SANG, on the first Monday Of March, A. ID.
1879, before the Court in Portland, in said District,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub.
lished in the Weekly kennebec Journal and the
Weekly Portland Advertiser, newspapers printed In
-aid District. u week for three successive weeks
the last publication be thirty days least before
the day of hearing and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest
appear said time and place, and show cause If any
they have, VIII. the prayer of said Petition should not
be- granted
WIN. =. PREBLE,
3w3 Clerk of District Court for said District
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court of the United States, District
of Maine.
In the matter of
Edward X. Sibley, In Baukruptcy
HAukrud J

In the matterof
Edward X. Sibley, ! In Baukruptcy
Bankrupt
rI>HiS i TO GIVE NOTICE that n petition has
L been presen,d 10 the Court, this second DAY of
January, lS1n by Edward X. Sibley of Nass aboro
in rsid District bankrupt. indi, idually and "a
member Of the firm of Peter sibr, Son. and d.eo
III. Pope Co. PRAYING that h. ma, BE- decrce.i to
have full discharge from all his debts. indiv i.lua
aild eopartnership, proyable under the Bank sspt
Act and upon reading said Petition:
II Is oRbtEEp BY the Court, tina, ahearng be had
uponehc same, ON the first Monday of March, 4. D.
ls7y, before the Court in Portland in said District nj
10 O'Clock ~ ~, aud that notice thereof be- publ shed
ia The Daily kenn,b,c Journal and the W.ckly Port,
land Advertiser, newspapers printed IN said District
once week for thlee successive weeks, and once In
the Weekly kenLebec Journal the last publication to
be thirty days III least Before the day of hearing aud
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
ali other erfone In Interest may appear at said time
and place. and show II they have why the
prayer OF said petition should not be- granted.
WIN. l.. TREBLE.
Clerk of Disiric. Court for laid District.
tjanl 1!.sySwiw3
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District Court of the United States. District
of Maine.
In the matter al
i'EfEH SHELLEY, In liahkrul
Ra,krlIut,

i'EfEH SHELLEY, , In bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
VI>IIIS Ii TO GIVE NOTICE that II petition has
i been presented To the Court, this second day oi
January lssv BY Peter Sbc, of Sidney, in said dis.
trct Bankrupt, individually and a. member Of the
firm of Peter Sibcy & Son, PRAYING that he may be-
decreed to have full discharge from all his debts ia.
d, dual and copartnershp proyable under the Bank.
rupi Act, and upon reading said Petition,
fT Is ORDERED by the Court that u hearing BE- had
upon the same, on the first Monday of March, A. ID.
1879, before the Court in Portland, In said District,
mt lOo'ciock \. NJ, and that notice thereof he pub.
hshed IN the Daily kenneiec Journal und the Week.
~ Portland Advertiser, ReNsInprs printtd IN said
DISTRICT 0nce week fur three successive weeks, and
once IN the Weekly kennrhtc journal, the last pub
LEGATION to IN 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 al
said time and place, and show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer of sad Petition should not be
granted WM. 4, PREhIE,
C.rk Of district Court for said District.
fianl ..t,9S wIaNla
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SHERIFFS SALE,

kENNEBEC. SIS.
YNAkEN ON EXECUTION. and will be sold by
l. public auction. ON saturday, the eighth day Of
February, A. ID. 49, at nine O'Clock In the forenoon,
at the office Of = l.. 1itcomb, In Augusta, in said
County, all the right in equity which Gardiner
Phillips of Augusta, In said County, has, to redeem
from two mortgages hereafter mentioned and dcs-
cribed the following described real estate, situated
in said Augusta. 10 Wit 4 certain piece OF land
situated in said Augusta ON the west siia VI Ken
debec River, and described rs follows: Being the
same land conveyed to said Gardiner Phillips by
William = Haskell by his deed dated the first day
of November, lsb9, and recorded In the kennebec
Registry, Book 23l, Page ~. reAence being had to
said deed for more particular description thereof,
together with the buildings thereon standing.
The above described premises being subject to two
mort gages the first of said mortgages recorded In
said ktnnrbee Registry, Book 2s2. Page 80, given
by the said Gardiner Phillips To the kennebec savings
Bank of said Augusta dated September 9th, 1871. to
secure the payment of six huigr.d and twenty five
dollars in year from date, with Interest mt per
cent payable semi-annually In advance Ill paid.
said second mortgage before mentioned recorded w
said Registry, Book ;as, Page JiI given by said
Phillips 10 the same Bank, dated August 18TH ls.6,
io secure III. payment of two hundred aud twenty.
five dollnrs PAYABLE IN one year. with interest at :
per cent. nLannuaiiy in nd, ancc till paid. The
amount now due on raeh II aid mortgages will be-
made known NJ the imr and pi..u VI said sale.
WIN. ". LIBBY, Sheriff.
Dec. Is. 1873. Bwy
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ORANGE JUDD, Editor of American Agricul.
turist, says ave have been nsng Prof. Hosford's
Bread Preparation for year two past, and find II
very convenient for quickly producing light bread.
biscuit cake, ETC., and shall continue Its While
more convenient than the usual Cream Tartar and
Soda we fall in with Prof Horsford's idea that 1t is
also more healthful.
If you not get II out of your grocer send three
cent stamp to the manufacturers for sample.
Manufactured according TO the directions of Prof.
j.. N. Horsford, by the Rumford Chemical Works,
Providence, X. j. janl- teSat& vino
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STATE OF MAINE.

PISCiTIQUIS. IS:
A Ia Court of County Commissioners begun and
"A holden Ut Dover, within and and for the County
Of Pscataquis on the first Tuesday Of December, A..
d. 1875 which term of Court l. continued by t0urn-
ment from day to day to this thirteth day of Decem
Der. 4. ID. 1873
The County Commissioners of said county in the
month Of September, A. ID. ls7s, by Leonard Hilton
and Leonard Robinson, two members of said board
of County Commissioners, having made an annual
inspection Of the county roads in tho unincorporated
tract of land In said county, heretofore comprising
the town of Elliotsve, and now called Elliotsvlc,
including ten thousand acres of land in the west part
Of Township No. ., Range o. and all that part Of
Township No. s, Range Q, not included in the town
Of Greenye, for the purpose Of ascertanng the
dition of the county roads therein and the amount
necessary to put the same In repair and IL appearing
upon said inspection that the county road leading
from the north eastern part of Monson TO and across
the Wilson river In said Elotsville, was not in good
repair and enient for the purpose of public travel
that tax should be assessed the lands la said III
louisville, for the purpose Of repairing said bridge,
We the said County Commissioners, ON the thirtirth
day of December A. d. 1875 do adudge and order that
the Of three hundred and nineteen dollars and fifty
ccpts be and the l. hereby assessed the lands
In said Elio,s,le for the purpose Of repairing said
rond, wit For repairing said bridge and we, the
sali Commissioners adludge that each and every part
of said umneurpnfnte land called Elintsyillf, win be-
equally benefited by the repair OF said bridge, and
that all the lands within said ElOtsyie of equal
and uniform value. The separate divisions of land In
said Eotsyic, and the owners of land therein, be-
ing unknown we have assessed said sum Of three
hundie and nineteen dollars and fifty cents. upon all
the lands in said Eliotsyile. excepting lands re-
served for public uses estimated and adudged by Us
to be thirty two thousand and forty acres, which we
have audged, and do hereby adudge to be ofthekalue
of fourteen thousand two hundred dollar, being two
cents and two and one half mills Oh each acre valued
ai forty -four cents, three and one.h mills, said
of thre hundred aud nineteen dollars aud ty cents
to be- expended in the repair Of said bridge within
one year And Frank Hart of Township No. s, In the
sth Range. called Howard IL hereby appointed an
agent to supeiintend the expenditure OF said gu
assessed.
LE"XA \ nIhTUS6, County Commissioners
HENRY +. DAGGErr, } Piscataquis County.
Attest - HENRY b. FLINT, Clerk.
\ trha sapy pf assessment.
3w2 Attest = HENRY D. FLINT, Clerk.
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District Court of the United States,
District Of Maine.
In the nAtterof
Edwin II. Hatch, In bankruptcy.
BANKRUPT, J

VINliIS Il TO GIVE NOTICE that "A petition has
i been presented the Court, this sixth day OF
January, s19 by Edwin II. Hatch, recently of Wat.
or, ill. Of Readeld ina said District Bankrupt,
indiy idually and "a u member of the irn of Hatch
Brothers, praying that lie be- decrecd To have
full discharge from all his debts Judi, ual and co
partnership, pro,ablc under the Bankrupt Act, and
upon reading said Petition
In Is ORDERED by the Court. that II hearing be-
had upon the sainc the first Monday Of March, A.
d. ls7y before the Court In Portland In said District
M 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and that notice thereof be- pub
lishcd in the daily kennebec journal and the Daily
Portland Advertiser newspapers printed In said IBIS.
trict anoe u week for three successive weeks, and
,n,oe IN the Weekly kenncbcc journal and Weekly
Portland Advertiser the hast publication to be- thirty
DAYS at least before the day of hearing, and that all
creditors who have proved their debts and other per.
in interest, may appear al said time and place,
and show cause, II any they have, why the prayer
uf said petition should not he granted
WM. l.. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court Of said Disti let.
tinuI5,p!,,qS IW2
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Notice of ASSIGNMENT,

NoTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that William X.
~ Brown and Albert ;. Bigelow both of vassai.
boro in the County Of kcnnebec and state Of Maine,
insiiN idnaly and copartners as ligelow Brown,
have this day assigned 10 all their property ex.
cept such as H. BY law exempt from attachment AMI
execution for the benefit Of their creditors In aecor
dance with the proyisi Of Chap. 20 OF Revised
STATUTES, and acts amendatory thereto aud three
months from the execution Of said assignment ARE nj
lowed for said creditors to become parties thereto.
HERBERT NJ. HEATH.
Augusta, Me- Jan. Is, 1879. JsnI6t3w
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TIL E TRUE PATH or
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE

being the only life work and peeches of FRANCIS
MURPHY. DIR. RErsoLDs. and their coiaberers.
Embracing. also, the history OF the Women's Tenn
Perance Union. The best selling temperance
book publish. d. T6l pages. Is engrayngs. Price
t2Oo. Agents address ut once,
Ol0Y IL. y. AdpHDsPEED Il Co, New York.
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(.ihsfrncf Of ntE.,s mrifI.

The ptfs., Gould 4 Buckley Augusta, sue the def.
described as Of Marathon, n. Y, upon promissOry
note given by delft to ptfs, dated Nov 81 1867, for
s5l payable 60 days after date, at Granite National
Bank, with interest. Addamnun, 800. Date of
writ, July II, returnable TO August Term of said
Court 1877. ID. &. ROBINSON, Attorney TO ptf.
true copy of the order Of Court with abstract Of
the writ.
3wa Attest. VIM NJ STR RATION Clark