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Graham & son.
Boot &Shoe Makers
Next rlaWagaaer.t sons slnn,
RrlleinnIn.

We manufacture Ga order
oar work 6 neat an4 daFah.r
Oar pricrs are very ma8grae
We warrant "a give satisfaction.
We have tAa LARGE~f ANA BRs9
stock of Ladies' ani Caii9rea hra. in
town.
Neare receiving good fp So =.
We wish an examination ~ oar geals.
The Pennsyaiiay srale peaiali in-
We can please all waa ca1 as ~ siYles
quality, and prices Ne sgn8v i1 rendri
sallsiaeiian, ANA although ne have had a.
extended trade Gir Year., we hate mevri
sifcn customer caaha go complain
cpls M
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T Asst NOTICE Notice Is hereby
Il given "a an collectors oi county aud
state taxes ln Cyutrc county, who have not
se.,lcdup thrrGup tOr the years pre-
y,ous ,o 1871, 20 come lu and settle said
duplicate AMI make paA men, 0f balance,
due, on or before Ibc twenty. seventh day
Of Novembc, next, or said balances will bt
placed ju the hands aT an attorney, wits
instructions 20 c1llre, the same without dh
lay rs no longer indulgence can b. givcn /;
nor after thar date NIL any percentages
or cNoucrttjous be allw,ed by order OF
Commissioners,
4
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Bev Groh will administer the
lords supperin the Reformed Church,
az Boalsburg. next Sabbath, in the
forenoon.
Rev. ]. X. Miller viii administer
the Lords Supper in the Luth. church
in this place, next Sabbath forenoon.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-03

ATave YOU ever tried NATURES
HAM RESTORATIVE? You will be
delighted withit. Clean, safe, and en-
Gent il is driving all the poisonous
compounds out Of the market. II is
a clear as crystal. See advertisement.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-03

We reported the burning ofihe barn
and mill Of Mr.. Way, in our last s
sue. The Tyrone Herald says On
Friday night last. the FIGURING Mill
Of T. ii. Way. valued at $4,000. and
barn of Wm. Way, valued al 3,000,
we're consumed in Half Moon, Centre
county. On the barn there was no IN
surance. On the grist mill we're insu-
rance in the Farmers, York Wyon-
ing: Lancaster, and Alps, of Erie,
amounting TO 81, 600.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-03

The Radiant Light. a new stove,
lately patented, goes ahead of all
others now; il i sclt.iecder, has
a rev aud good idea for throwing
out heat, that is possessed by NO
other staves, can be raked without u
particle Of dust escaping. and has in
addition, all the other good points, of
tho most approved stoves and is there
fore the cleanlicst stove now made.
lt is sold by Andy Reesman of this
place, and no one should buy u stove
before calling at his shop, and examin'
my the Radiant Light Andy also
keep, an the latest and mast improv.
cl cook stoves ia market, lie sells
cheap, and has u asplcuded l"l ot all
Kinds at stove, on hand, and riohly
deserve, thc patronage of onr people.
Ser advertisement
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EAECUTORs NOTICE I.eite5s
L lmmengmKY t9 thn estate III a#H
Kerr, amte oF Potter a@wmahir ~mtsR
ty. dnr' d.. haEiER hrem RrAN4rA tu tAe
deraigmNd. all pnFz0nF indebted la H.
estate are requested a. make imnfHl
lseifleiement. aud those haeine einss.
present them duly anihentieaird r.
ment JAcan SrAAeI
seft - 6w EAern
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Two ears ur cora democratic corn
raised upon ~ democratic farm were
sent us hy aur Old friend, Uriah Slack
one otwhich measures IL the other =
inches in leugJh. aud both we'll filled
with grains These are the finest ears
So have seen lhi, season,
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Boots and Shoes. Halls and Caps, Hard
ware. Queeuswarc. Wood and Willow
Ware. Notions, Fancy G"pds Garnet Oh
cloths. Wall Paper, Window Shades, &c,
oei2S Is.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-03

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For s.Our OWn AIR. @ssi.
Am Illm@aPrmed PmBrr. .. ~
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mmhlm A0P h5. MHK4h w mH htH
mmhRpie Amd PrRgasuara t.r-
w. ". tiump. pablIsIier- ilaEtsHs
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We would mo.i rlspactfBlly irfr"ni his
friends, customers, and the public gcner-
ally. that he has taken possession oi
Thompson old quarters, which have been
renOdeled and improved, and Is now pre-
pared 10 accommodate all who may favor
bffa by calling
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All clear. ia addition - abaa. IL acre. ol
tac best white uss timheylsal. Tho im-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
TRYING TO BRIDE A REPORTER.

Yesterday afternoon reporter OF HE lRlB-
UNE called at the Office Of the Forty-second-st and
Grand-st Ferry HorseRaroad Company at the foot Of
Foryseconds and inquired where the election Of Of
fcers was being held. clerk very politely showed him
to the Directors room, where the shareholders were in
conference As the reporter entered OF the gentle
men came forward and asked what he desired. The re-
porter replied: up for THE TRIBUNE sr, to get
the results Of your election" No sooner had the answer
been given than second clerk, with face wreathed
with smiles, stepped quickly forward and in the most
polite manner said:
"Oyes a reporter. Very glad 10 zee you, sir Won't
YOU please step into this and be seaedl We shall
be through in about 20 minutes"
The reporter did requested and had scarcely seated
himself when the smiling clerk appeared from the d.
rectors ROOM and, extending haIpnt goblet full Of
brandy, said in the most afabe manner, with the
special compliments Of President Green
Reporter-Thank you, Sir tell your President never
drink
Cerk-You dontl Wen turning TO a clerk who stood
near by, goa won't refuse
second Clerk-Not much I guess he belongs 70 the
7. A. BE say ualing swallov), is this all brandy
First CieTk-Yes; but that won't trouble you.
The brandy disposed o. the smiling clerk came again
10 the reporter and taking from his vest pocket large
roll Of bills tried push S. bill into his hand. Think
ing he had seen about enough of such proceedings, the
reporter said pushing away me money, 10, slr.
want you understand that TIRE TRIBUNE allows hoth-
ing Of this kind" o..
Ccrk-But the reporters Of the other papers do take IT,
and supposed All reporters aid. 80
RcporieA reporters do not DO H. sir-at least those
who have any OF honor and those arr the men
whom TIE TRIBUNE employs
Clerk Horace does MT allow II, then
Rcporter-NO and aside from that, have personal
| honor enough ~ reiusc such bride
CerkThtn you won't take DO 10 treat The fellows down
az the Office with
RepOrter-NO! don't want 10.
Ccrg--Wel yOu know am doing this under the orders
Of President Green; it's always been the custom.
Having at length become convinced that the reporter
was earnest the Clerk whose bland smile had grown
faint and sioky, returned 80 the leco room,
and after few moments appeared again and gave the
reporter printed sip Of the officers elected. IS the
reporter to- the Clerk evidently unable to believe
| that a reporter could be- q man Of HONOR ssild:
won't You have pass ON the road 2"
The reporter again declined, saying IIE TRIBUNE was
able bear his eXpenses, and, bidding the somewhat
erestfalen clerk &" Good day, lett the Office.
The following the officers elected h. the share
holders: President--John Green Tcasurer-Chires
Curtis, ScCYetaTyEDen s. Allen; Drcctors-JOhn Green,
Charles Curtis John W. PettgTcw, Smith Ety. Moses
Ely, VI. FeuchtwaugCr, Philip WUodnouse, George q.
Mitchell james NJ Melville, Fred a. HdabOck, Joseph
Rosenthal, Samuel ". il. Ward, Lewis May Inspectors
OF Eecton-Isasc w. TichioEd, Robert Pethgrew, ana
| George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
CARELEssyEss ON sTREET-CARs.

In April last, Henry Tregear attempted to
get on the platform OF Dry Dock, Broadway and
Battery Railroad at the corner Of Grandst. and
Broadway but the platform being too crowded. he OBJ
tanned a foothold the front platform. Tine car was
not in motion at the time Soon after It started az the
people came cr0wdng out through the door, he asked
the driver 10 stop he could not keep his hold 10 az
tenton paid 10 the request and be was crowded on
Failing under the wheel Of the his hand was SO
crushed that ampuaton OF three fingers was
Being halter ms hand rendered perfectly useless
for work At the Of the evidence on the part OF
prosecutions q motion was made TO non-sult On the
ground that the plaintiff had no right 10 get nIoh .no
front platform IN such crowd and that tne COMPANY
were not liable for accident occurring under sucn t
cumstauees "a special notices OF warning were pose
mn i'm every car For the plaintiff it argued hat u
was the business Of the Company to prevent passengers
from standing upon the front platform II was unsie
that they should found place for the passenger
inside the car or upon the platform, and, beng
unable to do so, should not have allowed plalntln 10
ride. ,,- -. A.
Judge LOew inclined strongly 70 the opinion OF the
Company's counsel that plaintiff had shown contrib
utye negligence refused to nOn-sui stating that he
preferred that the should TO the General Term
After the testimony of VIM White President OF the Com
pany had been given in reference 10 the posters warning
passengers counsel for defense renewed his motion 10
non-suit citing cases. Judge Loew finally granted IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
count Of the creation has been confirmed by geological

count Of the creation has been confirmed by geological
researches.
The Rev. Dr. John Lord, ut the special
solicitation of Nh Bryant, Prof. Doremus Dr. Adams,
Chancellor Crosby and other distinguished citizens, VIII
deliver In Association Han Friday evening", begin.
ming Rarch n, OF four lectures on Klcheleu
"Golhe0," solver Cromwell" ANA "Danlel WeDsCer'
The Rev. Dr. w. Adams of the Madison-square
Presbyterian Church. lectured last evesng on q" Rome
and the CaacOmbs" at the Lord Industrial school, NO.
2O Greenwichs At cloeo OF his address the visitors
10 the readng-rOom consisting of boys and young men,
presented address Of thanks to ID. Edwin HaWley OF
the Board of Trustees. Addresses were also presenter
TO the Board OF Trustees ard TO the Young Mems Boe
Glass OF the Fftaye Presbyterian Church. TOT gut Oh
90 books.
A very large and enthusiastic audience filled
the Chapel Of g. Francis Xavier College in Fifeenth-s
last evening" to listen TO an address on Ireland Ehteo
to the Respect and sympathy OF Nations by the rev
James Hagerty Of Cork who has been sent 70 the Uhn
by the Bishop his diocese 10 raise money TOT
erection cathedral in that city: He described Ih'
ancient gorcs Of Ireland land OF SAINTS ana OF song
asserted that she had not yet been conquered ater W
years persecution and anticipated me DAY Wheh
Parliament of Irshmen would cit IN DuDh 10 cesa''
on all subjects OF local concern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

- o,, o., Tho better security OF hie on nesr n''s''
hS sirikns out the words canal boats. uel,!-g-
ny ren1rcTING SETTLERS ON TIE PUBLIC LANE, ono
NJ pr tTr rep. Ind) called mp bis hll Tor llo W
tecon OF settlers on public lands and fca9 ncli"y of
mani in its support reviewing the public iand poier W
The Government Under the recent ludioiaI o,Vas
npon the construction Of the swamp Lana hStS' eIoaD
;niuTy would be visited upon many setucis Cno',
sands of whom, in California, would ne ulspolscss,u
of their lands. The bill he had introduced was ue-
signed 10 remedy the injustice In THIS particular.
lie proceeded advocate the measure as esseha 10 INC
protection of the rights Of settlers. ,..,.
MP POMEROY agreed az 10 the necessity OF protecting
the rights of settlers but defended the Judicial decisions
roferred 10 as intended 10 operate only against specua-
tors lie opposed the bill as giving To squatteis an
undue advantage in claiming public lands. 49,
The bill was laid aside, and Mr.. Pomeroys resolution
combining the business 10 legislation upon the ku kuX
outragcs was taken up pending which, at O'CLOCK the
Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
LECTUREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

Mr.. Berg will lecture, by invitation, before
the Onion league Club this evening, on the Origin
Purposes and Progress of the Society for the Prevention
oil Cruelty tJAnimals'
The Rev. DR.. Charles +. Deems devoted an
hour last e,ening at tho Church OF the Strangers on
Mercerst Ia refuting half dozen popular proverbs he
ginning with "Chlldren should los seen not heard" and
ending with {" De HiOIfHi nil nisi boiuDi."
Prof. Il. Egleston delivered the third lecture
OF the couro la aid of the FREQ church OF st. Matthias
Ia ne bail OF Rutgers College last evening, upon the
EJle In The Rocks" He Claimed mat the Mosaic ac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
HApa AND MIqHAPS,

During last week so CAS- persons visited Prospect
Park
William Menheffer age q living with his parents
A t2 Wes While eating cake, last evening" wa
1aocated by large piece, and died in few moments
David Towel. age IA, Of No. 146 Avenue =, was fIn
y and dsnS.,onsv Injured Yesterday Grand and Grenest
b eocers wagon driven By Bschof No 40 PrssVe
John Sullivan of No. 60 James-st., and Francis
linton oNo IA Bar quarreed Last evening and Upton seized
bottle and struck sullivan bead acurng his skull Upton vas
arrested.
A tall light-complcxioned man was endeayorlng
ycv IN sgrde redent n Clymer Brooklyn " D. b. pretend
g 10 be Butchers and Droyes Bank Of New
York, nd collect small notes.
Depnty United States Marshal w. Baker while en-
deayorng Yesterday afternoon to 6pena on Ao Rant
dler al No PlymouL the Fifth Ward Of Brooklyn, sur
rounded by erowd Of men, Bidgest sDd MTeae was
Police Detective fneout went 70 the
rescue Of the Deputy bin the oee Of United States
Marshal Harlow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
PROMINENT LRRIYALs.
Everett HOuse-Mrs Gov. Hoffman, Gen. r.

Everett HOuse-Mrs Gov. Hoffman, Gen. r.
Ienox Banks, Of the Governors stall, and Gen. NJ. r.
Patrick OF Manius, N. Y. 49,. Hoffman House-Lucins
Robinson, and Gen. A. 9. Owen OF Emira. - ST.
Nicholas Hoel-Johu w. Young, moi Brigham Young,
OF Utah; the Hon. n. p. Langfod Of Montana H. kim
ball Of Aanta.'and j. Tlllinglast OF Albany Filth
Avenue l0tel-Capt. Fohergil OF England, James Ter
williger of Syracuse. Rufus H. King OF Albany and C.
s. Bushnell OF New Haven. A-- Grand Central Hotel
Gen. r. L. Clingman OF North Carolina, Otis T. Ruggles,
superintendent OF the Vermont and Massachusetts
Railroad and Cen G. ii. Drew OF Chicago == Aston
House-The Hon. {. I. Huburd OF 81. Lawrence
County, and Commander Meade, Us. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
FIFTY HORSES BURNED.

The Waterman on duty at the Grand-st. and
Newtown Railroad Depot Meekereye., Brooklyn, Z.
d. discovered flames issuing about $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning from frame structure in the rear OF the depot
occupied as hospital for sick and disabled horses The
flames gained such headWiy that 80 horses out or lJ
were either burned TO death su0cated by the dense
smoke Tire total loss is $1,000 upon the building and
fodder and 5000 upon the horses Insurance 100000 in
the Phgnx Fulton Citizens, and other companies. The
fire il believed to have the work of ncendares,
several suspicious noticed lettering about the
stables The Marshal has commenced inyestga-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

DR.. j. S. Newbeuy lectured on "Coal" last
evening at Packer Institute, Brooklyn explaining its
chemical constitution aud adaptabAly to tho wants Of
man. and Illustrating the subject by diagrams and spec
ucuH showing the varieties Of firboulfcrOus minerals,
ihc Vegetation which Characterized the coal PERIOD and
the difrlbutOn Of coal OH thc eartls surface.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

TWOthrds net having voted for the bill, the speaker
declared IL 10 be rejected.
The House passed the Senate bill making the Cover.
the District Of Columbia one or the Regents OF
the Smithsonian Institute. .
Mr. RANDALL Dem. PENN offered a resolution that
when the House adjourned to-day IL be TO Friday, ana
when 1t adjourned the latter day II De 10 Monday.
This being objected 10, the resolution was wthdraWn
The House then at o'clock adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

A SLIGHT EXPOSURE IN BAD WEATHER,
WHEN THE ORDER, BRINGS on AsruBBoRS
CoLp TUE ATTENDING CouGu IRRirlrEs LUSe NOT
TENDENCY TO TUBER
cULous To THOSE TROUBLED WITH
Co1Ds SHOULD Dr. D. JAMES ExPEcToRASr
WHICH CoUGHs sooTnEs AND HEALS
KvAxrD PARTS AND SETTING Tns Pa
rEsr on THE WAY TO GOOD SOLD EVERY
WHERE.
II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st, New-Yorb, is
able WATCHES. fine DIAMONDS choice JEW
ELRY ENGLISH SiLyEEwARE Diamonds spelIy
For a stylish and elegant Hat go direct to
EsrrsscuEID ll8 Yassaus. Price, 81
PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at $50
Broadway showing talents defects aud best pursuits pointed ou
Willard Harvey, dealer inimported
ami domestic Papers, vines Threads, and Coras from 500 Broadway
~ ~ IrinAAnsLi AcS-furA
Take AYERS SARsAPARGLLA to purify the
pnr.e the huuor pnp uo and which are
merely enhleius Of the ro.elneas within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
HOME NEWS.
rnB WATHhg

NYv. YoRE Honr Tier. Har. WHh' pJar Tbet Ba, Uiad
March IA go 3m ~ w 90 1920 WKW
n
, go 3lowNg II a. aO2JW.
REMARKs.March u, iSi0-Ther. at I. a. IN, 29 y.
90; II y. m, $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
THE
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF PROVIDENCE, Z. l.
CASH ASSETS NEARLY Owe MILLION DOLLARS

This nterpng COMPANY has cut entirely loose from the Oh hone
reQrcmen long vogue with Lie Companies and issues
policies as follows;
"a. 10 charge the lives of females
81. Free permits % officers Of the Army and NAVY
ih. Pee permits visit foreign countries whenever the Insured so
dc,rc. -,
prominent wealthy Of the United States whose names
Of good OF It's Affairs and justice TO the In
surod,
AMBROSE T. BURNSIDE Governor OF Rhode Island
Uon. WM SPRAGUE, 4. s. Senator from Rhode Island
Hon HENRY b. ANTHONY, L. :. senator from hhoIe island
JOHN CARTER BROWN, esq. OF Brown q Ives
EARL T.. MASON. ESQ. Of Providence. u. l.
Branch Oce of the Company IN the City OF Newiork located
at ....-
10 1877 BROADWAY,
Where Information be obtained Teieence to the varied tables
Of Life Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

lAnnolnoementsl
BURNETT's COLOGNE-Best in America.

THE FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-KNOX SPRING
STILES beautiful styles OF the also KNOX somehow or
other manages hand With his and neat designs b
please fall well be knows the public wants and tasi
Call on him corner Broadway lie will suit you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
THE REGISTRATION OF POLICIES.

Amidst all the in the public press and elsewhere IN reg'r 70
Insurance denied BY aay competent % give AZ
opinion long the Reserve net value Of its Policies are UA
tie Company solvent and the protection Of the usrred complete
By aiug all the Reserve or net value hands Of the STATE
thereby obtaining It's Endorsement this Company secures that end
All are urged real the evidence selected from the bet
authorities give subject thorough examination b. Dquns
Office the Company Of the Insurance Department Of & Stale
Tie rrsl of lnnn.rY will be a conviction That
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

the pretended ordaspe- o. seOn and who VISITED Me adoption
Of ueh ordinances"
The amendment, under the operation Of the previous
nncstiOn. Naa nprecl 10 lOlOWh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
STATE OF NETWORK.

Superintendent VIZ BARNES, " =, says in his report for l
so ar as the question o. security concerned Policy duly REGISTERED
in tbs Department IS probably the e Insurance Policy hG can
be issued by aeoporatoa"
Superintendent G. " MILLER Y, says In bis report Tor 1913
There OF noleserng companies but When e'
themselves With items Of assets make Up the eGel reserve Sh
vou be earely Unavailable iepo. unr the registered Tee "
TEN There are msny believe at tbs system should he made CON-
rusory public Interests demand that the Legislature shoa pro
vide this protection to interested IN life insurance
MUTUALITX.
The NORTH AMERICA PURELy Mutual, tie Capa StoA h'
Ing been recently paid the Stockholders and It's place supplied y
pochoers surplus Heneorh ell The pEoi;s will he dS'e3 'm
the latter the NEW PLAN OF CONTRIBUTION onH4' y
this COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
THE JEROME PARK HANDICAPs-THE WEIGHTS.
Below are the weights for the Fordham
Stakes and Jockey Club Handcaps TO Dc run for the
f1st and last day. Of The Jerome Park meetIng:

STAKEsA EFeclSakes Of $50 each play
f4 and only so declared $500 added; the second horse
receive Tie stakes, tie irs
u 4 u. IN ...nr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
REGISTRY rs SAFETY.

yOher contract Of Insurance may De- mat -
NORTH AMERICA hAs the additional force AMI value den'b %
eoaegrren. superntendeace and r.sPoasbliy Of Ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at 20
Broalgay showing talents defects aud best pursuits pointed ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15

REMovAL.-WillardlI aryey,d ealerin imported
and domestic Papers, ne Threads and Coise from 500 Broadway
~ - ITanAunsi., Nes-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY base, IL
special public confidence upon the system Of business ~ are
duesd and now pracucei by II il all cases, known
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
Important Movement In Germany

Upon the occasion of the publlca-
ton OF pastoral by several German
bishops, requiring obedience to the
DEGREES of the Vatican Council, Dr..
Dollinger and his most prominent as
sociates have at last formally declar.
ed war against Papal authority. In
plain terms, the sentence of excom-
munication passed upon them, be-
canse Of reply to that document, is
treated cavalierly and set aside.
1--WE repudlate," say these men, 1.-THE
threats of the bishops as unjus,lfable
and their violent measures as invalid
and not binding" And they say
further, that the DEGREES of excom-
munication issued against those who
reject the Vatican DEGREES "are as
null and void as they are unjust, and
can neither deprivo the faithful OF the
right to the sacraments OF Christ. nor
priests of their power to administer
them"
This decided annunciation of views,
and consequently of the position they
intend to assume, undoubtedly will
cause great agitation in the Catholic
Church. The presumption is, a col
lision will occur between the King
OF Bavaria and the Archbishop OF
Munich, as the manifesto is signed
not only by DR.. Dollinger, but by
professors in several German univer-
sites, and by members Of the Bsva-
rian court and government.-[Day.
export Gazette.