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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-14
EVENING STAR.
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNEsDAY...... II, 1s72.
The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of it, can have THE STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate OF hfty cent? per month. Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should be sent to the busi-
ness Office Of the paper.
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A Cuban correspondent Of the New York El
americana gives list OF expeditions fitted out
by the Cuban emigrants in the United States,
Jamaica, Nassau, Mexico and South America,
from which it appears that thirty-two fiilibus-
tering vessels in all have sailed, at an average
cost of 80, 900 each, which gives -, 2i0,0o0 thus
far spent-practically thrown away-to secure
Cuban independence.
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"what shall we do, - asks a correspon dent, "to

"what shall we do, !" asks a correspondent, "to
keep comfortable this fearfully hot weather ?''
Our advice is; Attend to your business a. usual,
and perform every duty, great or small, pre-
cisely 81 If the mercury stood IN the usighbor-
hood of Cos. But, it may be said, "one perspires
20, and feels such general sense of untidiness"
Very likely; but perspiration is a good thing in
hot weather, and a bath will soon obliterate all
traces Of it, Not only that but the heat is far les
trying when one is busily engaged and ceases to
think about it and fret over IL; and, besides, the
consciousness of daily duties faithfully performed
will be found greatly conducive to personal COM
fort, whatever the thermometer may indicate.
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The New York market yesterday was extreme
ly easy, and call loans were made al 2a3 per
cent. Government bonds were strong but very
Gull, both in New York and London. The stock
market was feverish and moderately active,
with prices about the same as on the previous
dav
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We wonder now was il Harvey or Philip who
wrote the Patriors description Of Horace Gree
ley As chamois of the Alps scaling Mount
hearsase. IL Is rather too impassioned for
harvey. IL must be Philips work. Yes, there
is no doubt Philip did il.
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st. JOSEPH 4 DENVER CITY RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY

t9 ROAD COMPANY,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No. 81 NASSAU sr.,
NEW YORK, August Ist, IS72
Inc coupons and Registered Interest, due August
iS'h' ia2, on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent,
% per cent? Gold Bonds OF the st Joseph aud Den
yer City Railroad Company, BOTH EASTERN
ARD ESTEEM DIVISION, will be paid at the
ONO OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
the City Of New York, upon presentation and de
mand, on and after date, free Of tax
FRANCIS A. COyFIN,
auRI ~ Asst. Treasurer
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BOARDING..

FIRST CLASS BOARD AND LARGE, AIRY
Il HOOMS, at moderate prices, at FREMONT
HOUSE, corner I'd and Indiana avenue. aul4 St.
ROARpISG-Large airy ROOMS, nicely furn-
- ished, with the best Of TABLE BOA I'D at reas
enable rites Good situation. and on line of street
cars; 913 New York avenue n. W. augS avs
GoOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
MIA avenue and 2ls. street mayl-tf
ElRST.OLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
4 FkONc ROOMS, 10 be had on reasonable terms
81 lsoi, corner OF Pepnsylvanie avenue and 18th
street. Good location. and accessible mhiS-Jy
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ihey are now coming out with certificates
that Grstr Brown wasn't drunk ut New Haven.
It's very bad sign when man hes 10 re.or, 90
that sort Of thing to establish q character n,
sobriety. We don't remember that Gree,e, rs !.
had to call on his friends to nx ND one for hi,
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Mr.. Sumner has not found it convenient TO
reply to the gentle reminder by President White
that be, too, sighted Fred. Douslass-if there
~ss any slight in the matter-by falling to invite
douglass to dine with him when he invited some
OF the other San Domingo commissioners.
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III flAhtamour's comet would have made
things any hotter, We are glad il didn't come.
We are content, as Robert schenck used to saw
with four diamonds and a spade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-14

Let us pledge bumper to Piantamour. He
made An heroic EFFORT, but he couldn't quite
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|" HkADQUARTERS Y. NJ. L. CLUB,
Us WARRINGTON, II. G AUGUST IL, IS9
There VIII be a NEE ing OF the YOUNG MEMS
RkPJ BLlCtN CLUB at the Clue Horse TaIS
"WEDNESDAY EVENING at 7:30 O'Clock. By order
II A. SHEPHERD, President.
nTIO. F.-COLUMBIA LODGE, 10 =
~ A. tie regular meeting on THCRSDAY
kNkNING next, 18th instant, the attendance of
10 the Constitution will 10 cor sidered. BY order
1t lbep.I JOHN A. M0ULDEN, Rec. Sec.
nFTWENTY-EIRsT DISTRICT PEOPLES
Wy tssOClATI0N will have a public meeting
At Military all. u street e., between 5th and
on streets, TO MORROW (ThursdayJ EVENING
i5th Instant, at ~ O'Clock. The public are invitei
70 AT Id. NJ w. B. MOORE, Prs sident.
rSAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
w REPUBLICANS of the SEVENTH Dis
IblCT viii be held at Bethel Hall Nj street he
tween 10Th and 10Th streets, THURSDAY, August
islh net sts o'clock ,. m. All Republicans of the
seventh District are requested to attend By order
OF FREEMAN, Prest 7th Dist Rep Club.
d. u. FREEMAN. Secretary. IT.
~ HARMONY BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ TAKE NOTICE!
ne third monthly meeting will be held at the
frlel q 9 Meeting House. ISL street northwest
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August I4th, at s
Persons DESTROYS OF taking stock In an association
Will 20 well 10 connect themselves with the HRr-
Irony az this meeting. The books remain open but
one month longer for new subscriptions.
Copies OF the constitution can be obtained at the
meeting, or by application TO
W. II. WETZEL, Secretary,
aulZ-d 2I16 III street N W
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE.rhe rrettiest and smallest D ? 4
II pONkEfs IN this efty: very aaolss sud q
hish: jast the ttiDs ioI ehlldrens use; A
.,,,m I,.-, s, aSLls,1sNs $50 Sk. Loo
S25O NIL brY NJ TEAn % BAY
,..I, ;sGyx6sTs: Try. ga sint: sood SsSay S
eel tros: y ..Ss. n'f a. psf5 liz Suits, s--s
srr .t'' h'0r' '''u'A'As' 'OrOer' T. s,. rE'@'-
A sns tNckLLENr T0NE Octave
SIS, ROSEWOOD Plan FOR sale Zoo
s :;1ss sr 'S7ns; 8" siS sSSy 'sS'Cs ssh
~ 49, T,ss,ssEiykI-TWESTY IOEsTs IRON ohio.
Ssys sss o'd vel sros. IN sirsls - eSa1; IN
esE,, Ia irom Grove md vel broIs. sSits'is Cor
-. T fSf fRs' 4 s HSTp,;
snl2 81 Oh stree', let. Il AMI y sostsSs.t.
SoSk 90 a. II, Il III, Si: az: e s'' ASsyo :,
Z1oi IN h0SIG6nGkf cS SrsAIt sAL
The subscriber iaiesalrs q sl.o,,,trr. f,,,,,,.
oilers at private .sls his FARM Ia Moui'
late Leroy W. Fiseh, oontSlnins ass lERy
sSres, st PIRATE sale Th,s EsEm !. iacats ,Is
g. and The Washington aud Point q Rocks railroad
a. oilers rare induoer,ent % anv gentleman n
Ms.lh,nston, p G, desiring g. pnrchase = o.uutTy
- beit o1ly ostslt u niles b. rat from
hsl en- hour Il Is about nailss southsast from
rockville. The improvements consist OF = cUrnIlb-
house eransry, good stalling. ics house, meat
house, servants house IN yard. heu house, prnlp 4
h9s water near the house, with dairy.
There are also ine orch ards bearing, u aPples
peaches. pears aud chefrier. TIE land q ir n sd
state 81 guilty alton, producing good crop. q vhea
now T, set eth IN srs. Ss lose sSs eaishS S1,S
convenient GO churches. schools and mile
Any person desiring 70 purchase The above prop
son, Attorneys n RoCkviIls. Nd /. OF Nessrs nllrs
a parDeilie, Ii2s street, wsshinston. n. -,
either OF whom VIII Srethe prize &el ters = sale
Coon PAsTURAGE ROB go HEAD oF
hcrses car be inundated by calling Al the resi-
dence OF the late Leroy " Finch. tniies soatheast
OF koeksiiie; Price per horse O. per week.
EOR sALK-FARN-Thre h0D5T.5 and ivr.cfT.
Il FIVE scres OF LAND, three miles from the Agse
Duct and i've miles from Long bridge, in Aiexandrts
county, Va, known as "hAlls Hiil," VITA thres
state OF GUILTY. alton. s offered for sale whole. OF
Wal De ClNtdeo % suit purchasers. This u n rsse
oPr2rtnsity 20 purchase land near by and In sight
the Potomac river from Alexandria a. Washington,
oyerlooking all Of the District OF ColufnbiA aid
VIII De shown the premises with pleasure.
49,. BASIL HAIL. HAlsHni,
n19-Im- nst mile from Bale Cross r. sds
ENoR sALE-The stock. good VIII ani aTtGr.s \
loos'ed and doips q good cash business safisfar,
toc. lessons given Tor seh 9. hppiy &c ANDkEN
JofCE,Ht Andrew !. Joyce Co.'S CarTtaSs
factory, corner l4th and sts. jyS-H
HOS sALk-FIFTY JACKSON " aGOns, at.
kEY, MEGRATH BYJJ,
oosumDls Market, corner Mssssobusetts sysaes
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DOCKBRlD6E ALUM SPRINGS,
LII VIRGINIA,

DVNAnn4O06 AAlM 0FHANGS,
OPEN JUNE 1, 1879.
This favorite and celebrated watering place vill
offer additional attractions this season r !. . n
Among other improvements there has been VESAV
added an elegant and spacious Ball room les u
Adjoining the parlor; the Harlor has been enlarged
renders each easily accessible. L WILDE kept IN
The waters OF these special springs either cure or
greatly relieve most cases OF Scrofula, Incipieut
Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Lsryn-
Chronic DiarIhea, Chronic Dysentery. They are
aleo greet value In those affections which are me-
ealiaf TO the female const luton, and as An An
petixer,a tonic. and general they are
Rerhaps, unrivallsd amongst mineral waters.
and ball room fret class band Of music, and In
general all the sources OF Amusement and recre
ation usually found q our best summer resorts TiIl
be at the command Of the guests at ROCK BRIDGI
ALUM" The place is Within eleven 20 thirteen
By rail, al In daylight Passengers leave the carr
Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at Goshon De.
pot. and new and elegant stage coaches, Dassins
rapidly over . smooth and level rosd OF only eiei3
JAMES 4. FSAzfER, Pfop 20 ssa;
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application
Water Tor sale By Coleman d Rogers, Baltimore
also, in Washington.
Persons making use OF the grounds, &C., OF the
Springs, and not Stopping at my hotel. win be
ERENOn TLuTINo.Ths only piece IN the city
Embroidery Of every description. 6raidS of al
tfnts, and Embroitertna silk 81 al ool0rs eoa.
HRs. g. 81. AAURER,
~. -sr GIT Seventh street,
ianls-ly Opposite Patent Once.
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N9l ~ % ~ g. yusrH, sls D, b..v.,,
SECOND HAND CLOTHING Ct ie1 49, aI 49, ~
B.-SsOoAD-HANp OLOfHIRo os.u.,.
boush e fAir lcsahl prtoss. = y S ~
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JUAN BOYLE a CO.,

REAL ESTATE BRoKERS.
No. us FIFTEESrH STREET, PLANTS BuiLDISs.
FOR SALE.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE on
sutn street, between q and 81 streets, wi-h a 4
the modern Improvements. Small cash payments
anc long time Oh balance
several fARMS, small and large, on the line Of
the foint OF Rocks railroad. within n Few mifutes'
Malk OF the depot, within thirty minutes Of Wash
lpgion. Terms easy.
Also, enc Of two hundred acres, on the same road
&c. - NN~'0h
Six LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey
avenue. One OF the tinest situations in the CITY
handsome C0USTRY SEAT Of q acres one
mile above Georgetown.
handsome HOUSE, on corner 2lst and II
streets with every modern improvement, long time
fine Lot on G street q. r.. between ID and "a.
woLOTs on 81 street, between aud = Y
Several LOTS on ID street, bet. ID ana % n
Three handsome h0UsEs IN the " est End
Also, HOUSES aud LOTS in all parts of the eftv
Two handsome HOUSES 9th street
MONEY To LOAN
In sums Of from sl.OO0 to $1,000 on real estate.
S5O,OOOI,Pp!AiIR.rIns IE NEW Yo9k,
above amount in suitable sums. j. g. BLANK
MAN, Attorney at Law, Plants Building, 18th
street and New York avenue. vIs-lms
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-About two months ago, at the n
u corner of II apd 9Th street., a GOLD EA3
WATCH Call at 6l9 10th ct. aul4 St {z1,a&
I OsT DOG-Liver colored POINTER, abo ut
IL June Let. V full value will be paid eS
on return to A9dh Pennsylvania ave-Sl~
I OsT-0E Saturday, August 10th, GOLD
- BREASTPIh, with pearl center aud hair Of
dece ased friends. Any one leaving the at 927
St, will be literally rewarded. auli-2t-
COO REWARD-To whoever will return the
&&O GOLD WATCH and CHAIN that IN
was left IN the water closet at the st. Cloud EA1
Hotel this morning. BEN COTTON tux
IT. 81 rjond II 49,
Il EFT HOME-0n the 5th inst, ROCCO PAS
II CUCCl, aged IL years; had on when last seen
round brown cap, and white pants and jacket light
complexion, gray eyes, fiat nose, dark brown hair
cut close; had q harp with him. Also, at the same
time. FRANCISCO PAMELA; has q dark com.
plsxien, black eyes and hair; had q pair of blue
S5Ofewsrd will be paid and all ex penses for nf0r
nation concerning their whereabouts.
MICHAEL BROHER,
aul4st' 2o5 b st NV, Washington, b. c.
OsT-strayed from my premises, Saturday,
the head spd root of the tell. A liberal re- t}3'
ward Will be paid if left at my place, on 7th kN
street road, lear Schuetzen Park.
ans 81 j. BAkERSM1TH.
G kEWARD-Strayed away on the Sth of
SC August, red COW, white spo.ted,->e
large horI.s. Also, CALF about 4 weeks ~ "
CID. The above reward will be given IL re ~
turned to PATRICK WELSH, 6l3 North Capitol
street, near the Printing Office. auI2-3t'
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DR. w. H. BAKRETT,
DENTIST,
18th street. g.,
OFRoOMs Y. II. q. A..
FREE READING p Corner 9th and D streets.
FREE SiREsS KInRIN LIBRARY.
SOCIAL tksrrda EfFf6S sSSoIErr'
al Sre invited 10 visit the Rooms and use its
privilege. mar2S
w OF Dental Surgery, ali 7th street, between
Rs and sfe. doors south Of Odd Fellows Hail.
~ FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
~ 10 the present day, Scrofula has been the
6sDe, and a. It were, the curse Of mankind So ter
tbe sf9 had been at Some periods Of
ca with II would not be allowed TO mix with society
or 81 the use Of the sAMSRTas RSeg 81 ~ ter
SSgcSs, md the victim OF scrofula, Ulcers, Sores
I'm PIE, BiStehes letters, &c. can be restored to
sd h0ST z i HEsB SgfSEs sla per bottle
gis;s DESMOND co. Proprietor, sIs Race ST.,
fhilAdelphia. mayZ-1Y
A LADY KNOWS A SIMPLE PROCESS FOR
n CLEANSING RIBBONS, and will in part the
S ormation for 90 Cents. Address "CH ARITY,"
NOUEG LADIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAR.
ROVERs Boarding and Day School win be re-
1pened siPIEMsER 9th; Also class Of small boys.
rTneiIai ME. BaREovER 1856 St s' angli im
THE MISSES PRkLEY will re open their school
DAY sert 4,is52, in the psrIors Of the Hssembiy's
Presbyterian Church. For references see circu-
lars ausl4 I'm
ThE CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIOAL
AZ STREET, CpR stsGKRtANps CHURCH,
Will be re-oper ed for The reception of Pupils MON
DAY, September ID For particulars and sd antages
sSd see see be s pP Mrs SsSs sY
M, at 619 Pennsylvania avenue east. auglalm
| 'rhis IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That ire subscri-
"A Ger has oetalned from the supreme Court OF the
IsWSIaT.nntary on the pefs;onsl estate 2, %0Hs
All Ale 81 sa1ns Claims against the
SAID deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
or before the 18Th day Of August next: they may
Qtherwise By law be excluded from ai benefit of the
Given ''fsi fiRf e; VIZ s, of
| sul4E9 Executrix.
| NoTICE-BsvinS been appointed Receiver by the
the Of Gury vs.. koSert r. BasIsn
persons are hereby cautioned to pay money to any
.n,aa j. N B. Ell ELLIS, Receiver;
JUST REoEIvEDaThe Young Gents aud Broad
cuNkIIssSsHAMs Hat Factory. Old styles ~
...y SsS Hats made to order. No. Iol1 stree.
400 ssAL HAIR BRAIDs. .s reduced prices
ma 3. HILLsRs. us Marie. s,....
| AND OOHrRACTOb8
| The CAPE ANN GRANITE COMPANY, havfns
established AGency In this city, prepared q
| furnish, q the shortest notios, al ki.es q our
| GRANITE WORK which nay be REQUIRED by arohi-
| rates. We hsve constantly on hand largo sssort
| ment Of granite Ourbns. Belgian Pavement Blocks,
Bose Courses, Coping, 70. JAS. y. RUSSELL .
Il. ass " sas a
"H0 FOB CAMP AEHTING."
All soirg to attend should call st
| Nc COPILANDS',
80 AnsanA avenue, one door east Of Tth street
| TENTS. >A~ extensive buck tneir
Alss, %sssnuiassurer Of AWNINGS, FLAGS and
| jyZ3-tr
81 sns ~ :srs.t =. SusTH, shs p b.sv..,
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"HO FOB CAMP MERTING.n

All soirg to attend should call Ut
No COPILANDS',
80 sisnA avenue, one door east Of 7th street
TTsTs nom ms new and extensive stock their
n A hS rSssnufassurer Of AWNINGS, FLAGS and
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
WATER AND NARROW GUAGE
HhILR 1aD.

The annexed is from the Silver
Mountain lAIpiue county Chronicle
of Septemqer u:
The surveyor the line of the Blue
Lake and San Francisco Water
Works, under charge of Warren V.
Clark assisted by Paul Schumacher,
of the /. :. Survey. aud s. ".
While. was completed this week.
This project is to supply san Fran
cisco. and intervening country, with
water from the Blue Likes. situated
in Alpine county, ten miles from
Silver Mountain This survey in
clUdes the watershed Of the North
Fork of the Mokelumne river, its
tributaries and lakes. The lakes are
known ~ Big, Little. and irwin Blue
lakes. and. III connection with four
or five smaller ones. comprise an
area of five square miles and average
a depth If tn fect-furnIahIng a
supply uf :fun. 900 gallons per day
for twelve months without any other
running IN. The entire watershed
can h, 81, ule available at the dam for
supplying tie canal without drawing
fr,m me lax o yin case OF drou Sht.
Some ye.tr, the ram Is sufficient in
volume to furnish Il supply inde-
pen mt of the lakes. The dam is
,.oA ,ltted. and is located on the
North Fork of the Mokelumne. above /
Blue creek: aud portion Of the ca
nal is also built. he canal is to be
five feet deep. clever feet wide on
the bottom. ana sixteen on top. hav /
ing capacity of 30, 900 gallons per .
day. In connection with the water
project is that of narrow guage
railroad, an undertaking of great inn
portance to tn people OF the eastern
slope of tue mnuntalns. For dis
lance of fit:r miles the bed Will he the
embankmrut # the canal on tie
south bank Of tn M"kclumne, it Will
then pass Il, the North Fork to with
in three miles Of Silver Mountain:
thence wes. on the north bank. to
the Old liennrsS Pass. hctween the
Blue lakes and Indian Valley, at the
head of the Midule Fork of the Car
son river: thence down that fork to
Carson Valley. 1t is contemplated
TO build the road to Stockton, and .
from thence to Antioch and the
shore line to Oakland This road
Will open up an immense tract of {
timber land which can thus he made
available for the towns and valleys.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

I'HE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION YnR TIE
] General Election to held on 1u, sdHy NJ
vemhrr :. 1872. are now open At INV ofic- and
will remain op"n until MONDAY, 0.teber y,
1872. at O'clock y. of that day.
RlCH'p X. PARKINSON,
Ex -officio Registry agent ior Carson Precinct,
orW,bY Cosaty se2E..d
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-01
-----I7----7-7771777 . 2
Mora Than Was Sufficient.

We have noticed IN several of our exchanges
OF late that the Governor of Michigan had given
notice to the local socielios that no more aid was
required Tor the sufferers by fire in that state
II is GOV anuouced by the New York Obssrr''
that the contributions for both Chicego and
Michigan, have been more than was sH'heisa'
10 meet The occasion. Such aresult is not short
of eloriousi i, Was the fluil Of the charity OF a
world, for the donations came from the ends OF
the saItl,. The amount Of money received uP to
January 9th, was s3,Ss5 1905 the disbursements
had been 81 ,573 ,6Ss. The balance on Febru-
Arysl, was si.9l4,e29, The amount reported,
1, should be remembered, represents only tho
cash receipts OF lbis Socieiyi the plies of cloth
iue aud he tons PROV isions sent Just after the
IRE, for tie immediate relief Of the sufferers arc
oot included; TOR the large amounts Of money
,,hleh special societies LAyeAad a, ,te'r disPo-
sal. The PsesbyteiIss repr! asurpms, after
All sufrsrers had ben lioyided for, OF nearly
so5 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-01
The Catholics and the Negroes.

,
The recent importation by the Roman Catho
lie Church Of priests to operate as missionaries
among the eolored people Of the South. has
aroused Tue energies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in that direction. The Rev. W. ).
EDWARDS, of Baltimore, furnishes Ihis state
ment Of tLo work already beguu in that State !
They have already begun their work in Bal
limnps Qui in some oi the counties Of the State
and have begun it in accordance with the old
maxim Of their ap0state Church, the end Jnsti
lies the means. They put themselves forward
as the Incompatible friends Of the coloTOd peO-
pie, entertaining for them the strOuges. Chris ian
affection, ready TO do for them what no others
will or can do. Education, religious enight-
pieut, socia, elevation the highest iinmunties OF
citizenship. are offered then on condition Of a
cepting tue maternal guidance ani care OF the
Rnmish Church, They intrude upon the homes
Of the colorsl people, employing the arts of per-
suasion, in which they are So expert. aud at'
lraetug both parents and children with trinkets,
such as medals ana strings Of beads, each one OF
which carries a blessing with II. These nen
ure i edrilesif ,hey mean 10 enlice within lLeir
fold, II possibl. The entire coored population Of
the Southern States.
10 view Of these facts, Mf EDvARDs writes
hat a meeting was held in that city to consider
This important matter, when it was resolved that
IN Wow Of the eneroachmeuts OF the Catholics,
that
"Fhe attention of The Freedmeu's = Aid Society
Of the Methodist Episcopal cAureh bo called to
the niger threatening our ooldred people, aud
is aid in providing tracks and educational
facilities be earnestly solicited.
"That the Tract Society Of the Methodist
( Episcopal Church. and the publishing agencies
/ of other Methodist snd Protestant churches be
requested To issue, 10 cheap and popular FORM
tracts suited 10 the wants ~ our ctlored people,
exposing the errors and covert designs Of the
I itomsh Church.
I Protestant Church as all are Interested in re-
sisiing this invasion of willy fue--is respect
| fully and earnestly solicited"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-01

Wilson Davis. daIkey living in Perrysburg,
,tis has been for the past few months lying in
iail atToledo, was lately gotten out by Per
rysburg lawyer, we are creditably informed to
assist Timmons in the editorial management ot
tiie Ibsrsul, in anticipation Il county seat con
test. lie began his labors last week.--Ss"t'ns!
Admitting that WILSON DAVIS was gai'ty OF
the charges preferred against him, which, how
eyer, was not sustained and in point Of law a
man is always considered innocent until be is
proven guilty would lie not be as trustworthy
iu the capacity of assistant editor as one whO' in
the official capacity of Sheriff charged thirty
miles mileage on the distance between ferrys-
burg aud Maumee for serving a subpoena, and
ten miles for serving subpoena at the resiaenfe
OF Mr. HAYES, less than one mile from town
These, we are crediiably Informed, are fac,' Of
record, aud we know Of 10 one better qualified
than the editor of the Seniasi, TO explain these
acts Of questionable honesty. VIII he "riso tHl
explain 7"