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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-07

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri
on the estate of
ALMIRA STINCHFIELD, late of Wayne,
In the County of kennebec, deceased interstate and
has undertaken that trust by given bond as the law
directs: All persons therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired ia ex
hioit the same for settlement; and all indebted 10
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment 10 GEORGE PARCHEk.
DeC.Z<, Ics9. iW54
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-07
STOCKBRlDGt
MANURES.

Originated BY Lev Stockhridee. Professor Of Az
ncuifurc In the Massachusetts XerjcuIfurrI coJlss
They have oaen extensively used for six years Send
- little book describing them and sivips dire.
Mons Tor euitvsfing farm and gardea crops. Everv
s1ogld send for copy nailed free. DOWKEI
kEBIlLlzEB CO4RAyY. ~ Chafhea
DsIees, 1essnns . FaEk r1aee. New Yerls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-07
Courts Of Insolvency,
Ay ers Sarsaparilla
flor PURIFYING the BLOOD. f,

THIS compound Of the
vegetable alternatives, Sar.
saparilla. Dock, stillingia
and Mandrake. with the
the IOdides of Potash and
iron, makes a most eGec.
tual cure of u series Of
complaints which are very
prevalent and affecting.
II purlfies the blood, pur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-07

The merit o. thu. remarkable remedy Is due 70 its
pseisF property Of restoring III. wasted Tissues o.
M ss 10 their srixIrai frtaaess and yizor. II Is
ssl snoHB that for every thought and action there u
cath or decay Of an annoan: Of material proportion
are 10 the ma risusse u the thoaghf action This
vas1e i suDDed bT the asisspsire, nuirriSe fsne-
s.sa The rsesoGs acfisi;y Of goafhs the enfnasi-
attic s-rugzie for wealth and fame In the middle
aged and Old age Etsef esa.e andGe decay VI ma
tersai nervogs force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-07
ON 30 DAYS TRIAL

We will send our Electro voac Belts and other Elec-
trio Appliances upon trial for 80 days 10 those suf.
fering from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis any diseases Of the Liver or Kidneys. and many
other diseases. 4 Sure Cure guaranteed or no pay.
Address VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich. jana Aw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-07

- VALUABLE TRUTHS. 80
Ifyou are suffering from door health or i.noussn
ing on q bed Of sickness take cheer Tor
Hop Bittcrx will Cure You.
u you are o minister and have overtaxed your
fc!f with your pastoral du ties or . mother Worn
out with and work. on BIZ you are siInnlv sfIjng
IL you feel weak and dispirited yifhn1t cies :,
~ knowing why. '
Hop Filters Will Restore You.
II you man of bus-l hncsa weakened nv IN.
strain of your everyday 3duties: or q man N let
tcss- .o.!ing over your midnight work 80"
Hep Bittcrs will Streug,beu You.
III you are young and suffering from any ,nst.
cret,on or gro wing too Hast asts often Tic cs
Hop Biftcrs will Relieve You.
II you are in the work Xshon On tho far, =. a..
esx,nnywherc. and feel|1that your svsten po.hs
Cleansing. touing stun ulatfng n iaI1oms I'M
Hop Bitfers is|What Yes Need.
II you old, and your nnIsc IA Seeh,. -
nerses unsteady and your faculties waning. 'ON'
Hop BitserS will give 70. y.w Isf. .wav,
hoF CoU6u CURE IL the sweceest safest and -.
Ask Chiltren
The HoP FAD for Stomach 1.-Two, .,s r,a....1
70 all otacrs. lis perfect AJAX DruggisesJ
Die Is an asolute and irresistible cur. for drunr
enoe@s use Oh opium tobacco and narcotics
AI.s~e SD b druxsA. HIP Eu.. NE ca RoA.s., n
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TINE undersigned, Commissioners appointed nv
Il the Judge Of Probate for kennebec County. "a
receive and examine the claims Of creditors against ih
estate of Abial d. Bacon, late of West watervile de-
ceased, represented insolvent, give notice that AN
months from the eighth day of Dec. 1872 are allowed
for said creditors to present and prove their claims
and that they will be in session for m.
purpose Of receiving said claims and proof. ~
the Office Of q. 7. Stevens in West Wateryile at Ia
o'clock In the forenoon Of each day, on Wednesday.
the 18th day of February 1885, and on Tuesday f6s
Sth day of June 1850 next. ~
a. J. PARKER,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the suI.
N scrber has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate of
SUSAN G. REED, late of Winslow
in the County of kennebcc. decea ed intestute and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the law
directs: All persons, therefore. having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired 10 eY
hibit the same for settlement; and all indebted IA
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
20 ,.-. HORACE WOOD.
Dec ., lcsv 3w5l
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-04

The Alb a. m, sos a. m. and 4OS . m. trAlns
connect for Yellow Springs and Springfield. The
Church Trsin leaves Loveland Sundays at 9:10 q
m, and returning leaves Cincinnati at l:53 .. m
ClEvrLAND, MT. VERNON AND CoLUAnUe
Depot. Front and Kilgour
Cleveland Express. ..... ......... 1853 m 7:53pn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-04
LIVER REGULATOR.

The Cheapest, Purest and Best FAM
lily Medicine in the World!
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION. Jaundice,
Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
preston of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH. Heart
Burn, &C., &c.
This unrivaled Southern Remedy is warranted
not to contain single particle of MERCURY, or
any injurious mineral substance. butts
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-04

of rheumatism" said the General, and
MabePs twilight dream was broken in
upon by her guardians voice, calling
across the lawn.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-04
PURELY VEGETABLE.

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an all-wise Providence has placed in coun.
tries where Liver Diseases most prevail. 1t Will
cure all diseases caused by Derangement OF the
Liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint are bit.
ter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain In the Back
Sides or Joints, often mistaken Tor rheumatism; |;
Sour Stomach Loss of Appetite; Bowels alter
natelv costive and lax; Headache; Loss OF Mem
ory, with painful sensation of having failed to
do something which ought to have been done;
Debility, Low Spirits thick yellow appearance
of the Skin and Eyes, a dry Cough often mistaken
for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease, at Others very few: but the Liver. the
largest organ in the body, Is generally the seat OF
the disease and if not regulated in time great
suffering, wretchedness and DEATH will ensue.
can recommend as an efficacious remedy for
diseases of the Liver. Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
simmons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS G. WUNDER, 1925 Master street.
Assistant Postmaster, Philadelphia
ave have tested its virtues, personally, ana
know that tor Dyspepsia, Biliousness, and
Throbbing headache, 1t is the best medicine the
world ever saw. We have tried forty other reme-
dies before Simmons Liver Regulator, but none
of them gave Us more than temporary relief: but
the Regulator not only relieved, but cured us. -
Ed. Telegraph and Messenger, Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
J. HI. ZElLIN & CO..
PHILADELPHIA. PA
Price, 81. Sold by all Druggists
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
A0LrLNG TIE INDLlN PRORLEM

The Government has just closed ncgotia-
ton with the Utes which marks new depar-
tnre in the management of Indian affairs. For
the first time in the history Of the dealings Of
the Nation with It's troublesome wards blow
has been struck at the vicious tribal and res
eryation SYSTEM The Utes have been per-
suaded TO give up their enormous reservation
in Colorado and take in its stead
lands in severalty and an additional
annuity. Each head Of family is
TO receive 16O acres of arabic land and a like
auantity of grazing land, and each single per
son one-haif as much. The tribe suuenders
about 12,OO0.000 acres of mountain and val
lev. much of which Is rich in mineral wealth.
This result has been reached without a war
and without injustice to the Indians them
selves 1t opens an immense region to set
tlcment and civilization it will undoubtedly
proye a benefit to the Utes and best of
all it shows the feasibility OF substitut-
ing system OF separate Land hold
ngs for the old reservation plan, which
has caused countless wars and has kept the
Indians from getting very far out of their
original savage condition. Whatever dreamers
may think of the possibility of communal
culture. the lesson of history is plain that in
dividual possession of property is the first
important step in the path OF civilization.
Under tie reservation system there is 40 in
centive to industry save of that sort which
IS displayed IN securing the spoils OF
the chase and the plumber Of hostile
forays An Indian owns nothing but his
arms, his horses and his tent, and
has no way of improving his condition except
by his prOwess as a hunter or ii warrior.
The halfway civilization attained by some Of
the tribes in the Indian Territory does not
affect the argument because they have large
infusion of white blood and have devised for
themselves a system of separate family hold
ipgs on their reservation lands, which. though
defective, furnishes some encouragement to
agricultural and pastoral pursuits.
PeOpe outside .ol Ofiicia circles who have
given any attention to the Indian prob
lem, long ago came to the conclusion that if
the Indians are ever to become anything bet
ter than dangerous cumbgrers of the ground,
blocking the progress of Western settlement,
thev must be made citizens OF the United
States, with the rights and duhes OF other
citizens. and must be encouraged 10 form hab
its of industry aud acquire property. But
the Government has clung tenaciously TO the
old and absurd plan of treating the tribes as
semi-independent nations, bnblug them with
,ouskets and blankets to behave them
selves, and slaughtering them ruth
lessly when their warlke instincts and
sense of injury get the better Of their pru-
dence Tuls plan has its roots In early colo
nid traditions and has be- n nOurished and
kept alive by the powerful interests which
thrive upon the profits of Indian contracts
and the plunder of the tribes. Its entire
abandonment, as indicated by the arrange
ment with the Utes, should be hailed with
equal JOY by the humanitarians who sympa-
thize with the wrongs the red man suffers and
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
Jnoex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.


ANVsI.NTVTs- 81 PGoC-6t coinn'
BtNKISG As.j FINANCfAI~1h f0Gf--lsl V"i,'".
RANKING HOUSES AND BANEEEs- Fdge-O O'' e"''i"''
VcAEI, AND Roods-0M Pa SD coihmU
BuSlNgSS NOTICEs-7M PdGc-3d cotun'
DANf1NG ACADEMIES-6M PG0f 81 coin'Hn
DIsNEe AND TIA SETs-;i6 Ppge-tth c0.uuIu'
prylpFSb NoTICES-7W Ya0s- on coinim
DRy GtoDs-3d PGoe--4fN and 5th c0pnIs.
TIHcTfoS KeTICFs-7h Poge-6th column. o,r,,D
EUROPEAN toyEeIIsEBC> I'm Fact- on ON 60 Uu,u"' @s
FlHANtIN-7H TdCe 4tA. Jtn and ON Nu'uihH H''
HIIP WANTEi,-30 PG0e OlD fOIuhh
HoTFfs 8th I00e-3t coiuinn. . ,.
INs4yrcIfON- 0M Puqe-lrt ana "a coiuihb
LAW SCH0oLS-6h Ipge-2t 90 uinn. .
LYc.TRTs AND MEETINGs-sd FdQc-plh ooiu"'O'
fEakr NoTfCFs-3d PaO>-5th column
M,tpiAcgt tNi, DRATHs-5th Pn0t ON coIuihn
WINr.G-7H Vage IN anC 9TH cO'pmns. q, y,
MIxcFrIANEoUs 81 Tagc-3G cOlImn; sWfa9s--@u'' -
An 5rh and 6th columns.
NV PTBI{C ATOMS On PdCe-lst coiuihh
Vropog,fs-6h Po0c-A ~ column.
III Al fsTATE- GH I0Qe-1 and % coininne
PrricfOrs NOTICES Gih PGGc-i n column
SNt- JY ArtrrIOf - On P0qf-3d column.
SITUATIONS Nt>ftt-1 AiL-- 81 fdgc-H'" 'V'"'""
FFNAIFs Sd Pd c-4th ronun
ertCrAT NOJiCfs IN Page 6fn coinmi' ,,.
sTTAMnoArs AND RAnR0 ADS on i'gc-4h anu o'''
columns. -, .
u ACuFrs- 6h fo0c-2d r"uHd.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
PERSONAL.

Mr. Richard Henry Dana is visiting San Fran
cisco for the first time since 1884, when the bark
pilgrim took hIm to those shores.
The Duke Of Beaufort and sir John Reid have
rented Canadian salmon river for the month of
June and will fish therein in company with MIR.
SOthern
Mr. John Gilbert did not appear at Wallack's
Theatre on SATURDAY, having lost his only sister,
who died suddenly Of apoplexy at MedfOrd. Mass,
on Thursday.
The Duchess of Marlborough is an indefatigable
worker The immense correspondence from in
Vulnerable applicants for aid all passes through her
own hands, and sho writes most OF the answers
herself.
The Miss Frances Power Cobbc who died re-
Gently. The London Worid states, distant rela-
five of the lady of the same name SO we'll known
for her social and political writings.
Mr.. :. Gilbert has written a play for Mr. Soth-
ern which s said to be of very wild type of fun"
II WAS originally called the FAIRY Rebecca," but
has been given another name
Herr Paul Mendessohn Barthody, the second son
of the composer has just died at Berlin of disease of
the heart He was thirty-ninc years old. He de-
voted himself to practical chemistry upon the COM
peton Of his studies, and was leading member of
IL Berlin firm which carried on large trade
especially IN cOorng stuff, with China and Japan.
u
of the recent explosion III the Palace he asked tor his
daughter. and seeing her pale, trembling and wiring
ing her hands in the recess of a window adjoining
the diniug-room. hurried up and embraced her
warmly. lie then asked her 10 20 to her mothers
room and SEQ that the sleeping invalid was told
,o,t;,, of the explosion. The Duchess Marie re-
rovered ,urage and refused to go homo with the
Czarevna to pass the night declaring 1t TO be her
duty 20 remain and nurse her mother.
A oraint story of Andrew Jackson is told By a
,c,iterin The NasLriHe Banner. He visiting a
Kentucky town wheto among the gentlemen pre-
sented 10 him was a Major Lewis.whO desired to I'M
prcss Jackson and his admirers with his own inde-
pendence. Taking a dgnifed attitude. he said
"Well. General, have all my life been voting
against you." jackson courteom-ly bowed to hn
md said good hnmoredly: We'll, Major Lewis, l
nave Ali my life been fighting the battles of my
conntTy IN order that you might enjoy that prv-
lege."
VIENNA. March THE Archduke Rudolph, the
Prince Imperlal of Austria has been alianced TO the
Princess StephanIe Clothiide Ot Belgium
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

lament over the rapid extinction OF TIE a"O-
riginal races, and by the political economists
who see that no blots Of sayagery ~ the shape
of vast Indian reservations can be let upon
the continent without crampng the CROWN VI
our Western communities and marrlng Tue
fair fabric of American civilization.
The new policy, if steadily pursued LOT lne
next decade, Will open more than hair OK lIie
Indian Territory to The same class OF .pOpuid-
ton which has covered the prairles OF Kansas
with golden harvests; it will double the
mineral productions of Colorado; it VIII
make of Dakota two or three vigor-
GUS new agricultural States; and II
will give powerful impetus to the
development of all the other States ana
Territories that have within their borders large
tracts of valuable LANDS from which white SET
tiers are excluded by treaties ESTABLISHING
reservation lines. Of course, the change from
the tribal state 10 a condition OF seli-snstiun-
ing indvidualism cannot be made III u'y'
The Indians must have tie helping ana pro-
tectine hand of the Government for time
They must be kindly led rather than Irdeiy
driven from tine Old ways into the new. b"l
with n sound system, based on justice ana
GOOD sense. steadfastly adhered to for seiles
of voars, there is every reason % hope thAO
the Indian problem can be solved without
further bloodshed, and in way that viii serve
the well-being of the Indians ana the pros
pcrity o. the Western States and territories
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
PUBLIC OPINION.

The consolidated Grant movement was seen
r fc Dor OF fo Senate the other day n group con
.tsttpg nf Conklmg. Cameron and ltmothy .. Howes
.tludiug together earnest consultation" asngtOh
Post Dem.l
The Tilden boomerang flung at Senator Bay
ard merely crazed the 0stiERu-hed Delaware u. hhd
,ynac, tha sage o. Grmercl ParE'su lrf across ths
ehirs..- Il Charleston News ana Courier ID NJ
The paramount consideration with the Re-
pubucln Parry s to elcct Republican President trust
in. mat me vote which carries IN a hcpuolc lTes
nent viii also eect Republican C"ngress-tC1nclnuai
Gazette (RcD)
The dueSion Of the nomination OF General
Grant ror President by RepuhIcans does NOT involve
The 0uesti0u OF third term In the proper sensc IL "a
.-upiy "a question party eXpcdienci whch thoua %
corcfu v considered by the Chicago Convention 20 al
its bear,u ug,.-[ [New-LJndon Telegram theh)
There must be fair field and no favor.
Tho fnuyentiDn i so constituted tdudrr tne tWOtnIds
ru) mar The VIII of The parry Is sure 70 hnd expression
n t6e nomination. NewY0rk can afford Ia walt uniil
some "f the other leading States have spoken. II our
stafe Convention called 100 early j. Will be asserted
at we are trying Oresal the action OF The National
T"uyrr tion IN truth. This State es not 50 welded 10
any n but what s.crfce Gtm to the good oi the
cause (UuCa Observer (Dcm)
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
THE BR4INLESS MN.

Who will venture TO say in this year Of grace that
anvthipg ~ too strange to be truei This inquiry is
suggested by an account Of q scicnufc marvel
which we find in Tie San Francisco Chronicle The
minutcness with which tho details descr bed
and the air Of vraisemblance pervading the mar
ratiye remind rs if not Of the Moon Hoax at least
of the Australian fiction Of SiRnor ROturas process
Of suspending animation, which the leading English
journal was beguiled into repubhsbing not
long ago. Although that mysterious process
was applied on one of the headlands of
sydney Hnrbor. the vegetable poison which
induced the frozen trance was discovered
and distilled by South American botanist. The
author of the Braness Man halls from the same
land of wonders. His name. he sailed, was Dr.
Manuel Pedro Deranogozo, formerly Professor of
ANATOMY in the University of Lima. Peru. The
object Of this original investigator TO remove
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
GETTING ALARMED.
Evidently NJ
F,om The 7r0g Gfmes lRep)
81, A., Lp.xth aud bts IL ianda "A

Evidently Mr.. Smyth and his friends do not
aopr.cate te oopo5i ion hm throughout the State.
II IA moi cnun ne TO fac of tie Republican party,
mt embrac OF the best men-tne tepr sentative
men the men OF influence and eharaeter-!n
lion of he commouWeslth. We have never kno puO-
he nent TO be 80 unlv fs1uy aroused ana 80 out.
win crue as 70 Ia H. tuut 0f Mr. swY ia ANA Vtle
that gentleman nay 20 on and dtf lt, the Governor
cannot do 80 without gravrst qucncs O. him
sell aud the patty, The respect Will " entertained
for The Governor among ne noinDers o. the Lsgafufe
and ~ the people ~ large. great a. l., Is not strong
enough 60 keep Joau L. SmYih IN Cce u res0.r
ton sinar TO that on rcd m the Mi er clso sha he
presented IN pitner Hogse and should sucn Tc.Oiu-
uOn bv any ar id,e OF combination Oo q tted, go
great name or Grant cannot save the State ot TX
20 the Republican party ins Fa There Is deea anrad
for somebOdy-ior ehcT 5my th or tbs party. We usss
lt shall not be the latter.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
1UDEN MORE CULPABLE THAN BAYARD.
Erafn Tie Boston HeIald lIndl

II Democrats are 10 be thrust asde as can
t,It,s Who ana not eagerly welcome the war tHc .,
though Gcaelai Butler mafb e intact Toe party WIZ
ce OF the leadership oi some Oi lts btsl ana
shest members. II difference m tins respeci Is To 10
fnd Bayard aud Iilden, II Will not d. 10 tue
ds,Jv ,nince 4 fOrmri. All OF h> a,~OHiaIOns ana
SaI of ne carried him with the South, ana IN those
lark ana doubtful days. when the course OF the porder
Stfs ~ - uncertain. not little in his ayOr that
he prpnouuced positively ani nrmlf against sects,ion
Later on IN common with mauY or the foremost men 10
ts counlry he pee anne convinced thai the war must Da
fnugt out 10 its bitter end, aud, as Senator ne was
ready 10 vote for all honorable measures ny whch tss
ct.e M the North could be- advanced IL J. n TINS ready
arreptance oil the inevitable pOlei In Nhlch heJonrd
with Greeley Stanton aud others, that MI byard re
cord rses suerinr tLat OF utE political rival ~ New
York whose devotion TO tno cause VI tue Oulon LAST ~
Ncl u, Htst, id much ABOVE the POINT OF luAo
w
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
GENERAL NOTES.

A novelty in Spring styles of counterfeit
coin is announced In Canada IL "a half-dolar, one
face OF which Is silver nnd the other face composition,
and n possesses The OF the genuine silver piece.
Clergymen receiving calls to churches in
seneca Fails ~ " will hud II to their advantage TO
board aud to keep their Libraries boxed The town has
seyen churches and five OF the pastors were installed
during the year. The senior pastor has served his
grcgHtion only TWO years
1t ia announced from ST. Louis, where Mr..
Parne got on swmmingy. that the agitator will be In
NeYork on ST. Patricks Day. Since the societies
given up the annual procession Nh Parne VIII NOT be
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
"CALL IT QUITS AND BEGIN OVER AGAIN"
IRON. The BiuTIl0 kIPress IRep1

The Governor cAtIclscu us COhHti'ulioh1i
prerogailve in ap Ointiug Mr. smyth Inc senate Aer
- e. cousuiuitunu prrrugatye In retusl0g 20 con-
dTm nm Rights are eq Ial and one aetOn Offsets the
otner-wlth TINS difference tnat the Senate las .sd
ne sh0ul quits and begin over again nom the
IeyinninR without bad DUod. such "A course would DO
nryed b, all me party elements, and would cOnduee
ro harmon, and success H. on the contrary, the Cow
qrnor should the iniudclOus course urged Dy Mr.
Sv ms ins and seek bv article 10 Keep IA place
AN OH ,al wnO been repudatrd Dv the senate Il 70
the Srpaie ANYTHING 6uL rrprssls. The anusDlytn
senators have t IN tneif power 10 ennait>s the Gov
eruOr quite Rs much as he can einbarfass theA'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
A RECORD TO RE PROUD OF
ts,ota ma UiLteauLsf SeHffUef fReDl

John Sherman has achieved the point he
aimed ~ on talu the oice o Secretary OF ne Treas
nrV The figures representing the National deDt arc
Leoded bv "A instead . according 10 fhe secret ry :
desire 10 reduce tie debt below Two billions os dollars
hafre tbr expiration of his term. Together WITH MS
IAN mauagemcnt Of the National nnauces, rms re-
.ut s a subject for concentrations The reduction mas
hsu nTudppt and steady that TOO in the face Of
stubborn Opuositln and obs rucuon ffOm un"oked Or
onor,,rs If Nr sherman is not elected President lt
I'm n. honor enough for and bis children 10 recall
bi services o the country the foremost hnancier OK
an
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
THE NEU-S THIS MORNING.

FoeErGN-Gcneral Grant has visited scenes oil
his Mexican campaign. -= Ten persons were
slightly wounded by the bursting Of the steel tube
of gun on the Duilio ==- IL Is said that General
Meiikof7s powers have been extended.
DoMEsTiC.-The advocates OF a change n the
sugar tariff are not dscours ged. --- Ine Hon +.
B. Washburne delivered an address at Chicago on
Adolphc Cremieux - theodore Thomas says he
will leave Cincinnati at once, If he IS not to hold OILS
uostion till October. == The Iron Mime AT Lead
Vile has been sold for So 100000. == The United
States sgeamer Plymouth Is in State oi decay
=- Meetings have been held in Naertown and
Ijtice To oppose the Hepburn bill
CllY AND SUBURBAN.-Much interest was shown
Yesterday in the provision, of the new charter --
The streets in the lower part of the city
were cleaned - Mr.. 1amaCe preached
An anniversary sermon on church debts ==
No compromise was made with the strikers. ==
Services in memory of Isaac Ad0lph Cremieux
were held. - Sir. Beccber preached on Peters
denial Of Christ.
THE WEATHER-TRBUNE local observations in
dicate clearing and colder weather, preceded by
CLOUDY weather and light rain Or SOW. Ihermom-
etei Yesterday: Highest, 400; lowest, 34o aver
age. 81.