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, 1873-04-26

Bishop Coke, Of Woatern Now York, makoa
tho proposition tint thoro shall bo d ConBtitu-
tional Congress- Of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church In this country aomo tlmo before tho
yoar 1876, with d Wow to aettling tho diroroncea
that havo cropped out among its pre1atos.
Bishop Co1o's individual idoaB may DO guoaaed
from tho oppression TINT tho timo las como to
determino whether tho Episcopaoy Of Amcrica
is to DO "fosaillzod ns m Anglican
exotic" or is to onlargo ite sphere. Aside
from this thoro aro certainly sori-
ous questions Of Church practice and policy
in tho American Episcopal Church, which soom
to require tho intervention Of competent au-
thority, md which nothing loss than n General
Congress-, auch as Dishop Coke suggests, will bo
likely to aettlo definitely. It IL not improbable
that auch Congress might load to tho With
drawal Of many Of tho olorgy and 1aity who now
worship according to tho forms Of tho protea-
tant Episcopal rites, but this may DO considered
preferable to tho continuance Of tho diaBenalona
and contests botweon tho Bishops and elorgy,
the individual constructions TINT load to tlan,
and tho other eourcos Of disagreement which aro
moro likely to incroaao than to docroase from
now on.
, 1873-04-26

The clause Of tho Railroad bill now pending ut
Springfield requiring tho hatlroad and Ware
Auuso Commissioners to fix maximum rates OF
freiglts and fare, was inadvertently spoken Of
in uur columns yesterday aa " vital aection.'
Tho section in question is not only not vital,
but utterly homogeneous md worthless, incapa'
ble of execution, and suro to bring on a triaugu-
ar contest botwaen tho Commissioners, tho
pooplo, and tho railroads, without accomplishing
uny good The Senate acted wisely In striking
, 1873-04-26

All tho United Statos Commissioners to
Vienna, except the Honorary and Scientific Com
.nissioners have been suspended by tho Preai-
dent pending a thorough inquiry into the
u number Of theso misrepresentation.
A picked Commission Of eight have
bcen appointed to attend the interests Of
the United Htatsa at the Exposition until the in
yestlgation is concluded and a permanent and
trustworthy Commission obtained.
, 1873-04-26

Gov. Kellogg has ordered the law officers Of
Louisiana to prosecute Gov. MoEnory for uBur
patton and treason. The persons concerned In
tho Grant Parish disturbance arc to be punished,
and largo rewards aro offered for evidence TINT
will lead to their conviction. The & oyoruor has
also ro-ostabliahod the ovorthrown Government
Of Tangiahoa parigh with tho nid Of tho. State
militia, and Is making worry actlvo preparations
to coyor all the iisai1ectod region with military
natrDl.
, 1873-04-26

Vienna is certainly attacked BY tho cholera, for
all tho denialB Of tho city authorities to the con-
trary. There were nvo deaths by tho dreaded
disease yesterday, and twenty sufferers we're
taken to the hospital. So far, all the caaes have
broken out in soattored placos, and there are no
Bymptoms OF an epidemic.
, 1873-04-26
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

rsnMs or aupgcnrrr1ox trA1AnIx m ApvANoE}.
pai1y By mail l,812.{)1l Sunday. 'RX
Parts Of q ypar at tho aamo ratio.
~ nrcvnnt ielsv and mistakes bo and ViEo ioss
fnos address In iuli, including stato and Coanty'
neittaucop may 10 nado oithor expros1 foss
Oraco order, In Registered lottote' At our r'sk',
rEnNa TO orrY aunHoninEnH.
pay dollrorod, Hundny oxcepto. sh conts nor wooE'
1syy, HnIIsorod Sunday included 10 cents per Woox.
psX{ saH{rnsa TIiE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Uornor Madison and Dcarlorn.st4., Chicago, ILL
, 1873-04-26

The following is from tho pon Of William Gull
Ion Bryant, whoBo trustworthinoss as witness,
and whoao honesty Of expression, cannot vol DO
doubted.
In MI my intercourse With tho people Of tho gouth,
although Il Inns not beon very extensive, Of very
long continuance, have hcar1 only tho expression or
aesiro to DO on friendly torma With a Of te North.
Charleston, where saw moro than esowhero Of the
poop1e Of tho pace. I hayo mover, since crossed
Mason aud Di1on's lino heard hng1e expression Of
bitterness magnisy toward those who live north Of
It, 1t but tho oor day that tho people Of Charles
ton aent formal invitation to the President Of tho
United States to yslt South Carolna, IIo declined tho
eiyy and, At the aamo timc removed The postmas-
and for whose continuance in Office the citizenH with
out distinction Of parity had earnestly petioncd In
bis place hc.aappolnted 2 coored man, who whether
uatIy not liea under tho odfum Of being connected
with tho corrupt fellows Who lavo for several ycara
been pilaging tho State. TliH was like answering m
invitation to dinner with elap In tho faco, ind was
gross bunder, TO say thu least.
In saying this, n1r. Bryant toatidcs to two i'm
portant circumstances: 1. That the Southern
paople laye abandoned tho rebellioua spirit
which onco moved them in all thoir relations
with the North, and that thoy earnoBtly doaire to
be restored to q condition Of actual as vol aa
nominal poaco. 2. That tho policy of the Ad-
ministration s to rofuae to recognize the spirit
of tho Southern people as 1t actually is, and to
continue to harass thom with tllo OWLS that
wore 40 generally inaugurated during the earlior
PROCESS Of reconstruction. This much has boon
said often before, but 1t is Of particular import
coming in SO eucoinct shape from m&n
whoso ability to Judge and whose honesty aro
unimpenchablo, and nfter q personal examina-
ton Of tho fold Of which ho w-itcs.
, 1873-04-26

A reply to Phelps, Dodge Il Co.'s rooent state
ment is promised next wook by the Custom"
House officials Of New York. They say 1t will
contain the correspondence bctween the firm and
tho Government and will provo them to have
sworn falsely, and to l1avo been guilty Of fraud.
, 1873-04-26

Tho epizootic has crossed tho continent: ana
is now working havoc with the business OF san
Francisco. Street cars have stopped, and all
tho voxations and LOSSES that havo marked the
path Of this curious disease through the country
are now felt in their full forco On the Pacific
coast. It is expected that the progress Of the
disease will interfere with tho transmission OF
nhws by couriers from tho Heat of tho Modoo
xynr IN Yrakn
, 1873-04-26

Corn wns in good dcmand, and 10 higher, clos.
ing at a7114@977{o cash, and $50 seller May.
Oats woro quiet md n hhado higher, closing at
81@31114c cash, mud $3.50 BOILER June. Rye was
q,,iot and unchanged at 69@0g11c. Barley waa
inactiyo and nominal ut 70@80o for poor to
choice No. 2. Hogs woro quiot and easy ut $3.50
@5.5o. There was no quotablo change In tho
cattlo md sheop merkets.
, 1873-04-26

Gen, VanBuron'e Official drafts as Commissioner
to Vienna will not be honorod by the State De-
partment until somo omissions arc rectihed IN
his bonds, which have been just found to be un'
signed md unscaled.
, 1873-04-26
.Gbe, GbleaDn U2ibu,1e.
Saturday Morning, April 40, 1873.


The prcesuze upon our columna on Sunday morning
IA an ora,t that arc compelled to request advertisers
to send In their advertisements Tor that lseae nt as
carly an hour possible in ordor that they may WILL
certainty secure the proper classification.
, 1873-04-26
OId FeIID1Vks GolChrRtfO1t.

S5ecaH Disp1e1 to 1He CH1eado 7F750ae.
Jo11ET, ILL.,. April 25.-Tho Odd Fellows celo-
brated their iilty-fourth anniversary, here, to-
day, Tho lodges Of tlla city woro Joined by tho
lodges Of adjoining towns. 4 procession, leaded
by brass band, paraded through tic principal
atreata, in which oloyen lofgoa woro Represented,
Of Ohlcago, was delivered at tho Court Houao to
d largo asso1nblage. Tho celebration closed this
evonlng With supper aud ball. and everything
passed Of pleasantly.
, 1873-04-26

The Indian Bureau at Washington docs not
belioyo that Cochise Is at largo again, spo1llng
the citizena Of tho Southern bordor. Wlonthey
heard from him last ho WAS dutifully kecping ma
reRarvatinu.
, 1873-04-26

Consolidation between tho Eric and tho At
1antic t. Great Western is to be prevented, ac-
cording to New York r11nor, by legislation, which
is now bcing prepared by tho Eric Investigating
Committee. -
, 1873-04-26

IIpOLEY'B OPERA IIOuSE-Randotph stseot. be.
s-os, f1i,rk and LaHallc.t, 'Tiokot Leave Man"
Afternoon and ovoning.
, 1873-04-26

ACADEMY OF MuHIC-- fIa1aod street, sonth OF
Madison. engagement Of Mr.. +. s. Ohanfrau. "Kitt
tho Arkausa, Trayolor." Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-04-26

Two remarkable cases Of thoft have boen de-
yelopoil recently in Now Havon and Portland. In
tho former city, an unfortunate man na,ned Dc
Wolf was actually brought before tho Police
Court for Btealng I'M umbrella ! Worse than
this, ho was punished, thus establishing tho
dangerous precedent that umbrellas arc personal
property, and disturbing tho tme-honoEed cuH-
tom which has allowed tho nppro-
nr1ation of tho umbrella wherever
fonnd. ATr. Do Wolf, being tho Arst
martyr to this absurd, not to say monstrous,
proposition, should carry the caso up to the
United statos Supreme Court. It is question
in Which tho whole people aro interested. Tho
second instance Of ti,oft ia Of gravor kind An
undertaken at Portland has advertised for a
coffin stolen from hlB shop, aud offers to trim
md line 1t for tho uso Of tho thiof, and cngrnya
lia namo upon o handsome silver plato, il ho will
only return it. Such acts Of generosity are TATE
nOWAdays,
, 1873-04-26

French Canadians aro omigratlng this season
to this country, from the Province OF Quebec
IN oroater numbers than usual
, 1873-04-26

Mv1oKEn,s TI1EATnlt-Madtson strcct, bntreon
Etato and Dearborn. EngaRomont ot hr' MARX smith,
- nno IInndrod Yos,s Od,n Afternoon and oyoning,
, 1873-04-26

The Compromise Railroad bill aB amended
passed tho Senate by voto Of 81 to 6. The bill
tLon went to the House, which refused, by a
large majority, to accept tho Senate amend
mant9
, 1873-04-26

MYERS, OrnnA HOUsE-nfonroo street, botwson
etAte and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton Kcmbo!a
Minstrel and lurosquo Troupe. Romeo aud Juliet"
Afternoon Aud oTen!ng.
, 1873-04-26

Tho House bill for tho compulsory education
Of children lns passed to third reaeiIg.
, 1873-04-26

Tho London Daily Ne.es makes tho Atlantic
dienHtcr the occasion for pointing out the unrea'
sonablo ratea Which nre demanded for cable
dispatches. Tho policy Of tho cable companies
has been to mako their money by high charges
aud limited buBness, instead Of Increasing
their facilities, charging lower ratos, and
doing greater amount Of work. The hard
ships Of this policy which tho people foel
woro illustrated pointodly In the case Of tho Eng
lish relatives aud friends of those who wero pas
aengars on tho stoamor Atlantic. Tile news OF
the disaster had como, and hundreds Of poor
people laad gathered aro md the steamship ofilco
awaiting details and names. But very fow could
afford tho luxury Of d cable dispatch on their
own account. The tariff from England ID four
shillings (nearly 81 in sold) per wn't':
and every ward III tho addross ano
signature IL counted. Tho uaofulneaa
Of tho cablo is thereby limited to tho fow. In
answer to the plea thst tho cable company haB
private business which 1t may regulate as it
ploasos, tho Daily Ne,us recalls tho fact that the
laying Of tho oablo was celebrated as national
event. that It was promoted Ms MI enterprise cal~
cu1atod to unto two great nations III closer
friendship, anl TINT patriotism on both sides the
Atlantic yas appealed to in tho work Of onlisting
capital and corporation. 1t Is hold, on this &C.
count TINT the cable companies owe moro con-
Hidoration to tho public than thoy give.
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It doos not occur worry frequently that tic
strong urn Of tho Inv is employed to hoep poo
plo away from church. Such IN Incident would
DO nine tayR' wonlor outaido Of Massachusetts; !;
but Ohicopeo church has boon brought to this
necessity. nun named Soarlo waB member
of tho ney. Mr.. Eusts' congregation, and gradu-
ally camo to the conclusion that his PASTORS SER
| mons woro too long. Tho layman exhortod and
laboral with the pastor to reform in this partic-
| lar OIL foryently ns tho pastor oShorted
and laborod with His congregation to
reform In othor particulars. Tho pastor
WAS obdurato. It il reasonable to suppose that
Mr. Hoarlo would have ronnincd away from
sornaoua tint were aisagrooaby elongated. but
he wont to ol4,lrcl, III tho spirit OF n roforpor
Hc would rigo aud go away during the sermon
at tho point Mt which ho thought tho sermon
should stop, thereby disturbing tho congrega'
ton. From this rank horosy, Mr. soarlo wont
to other oxtromos, sowing diHscnsion In tht
Dblo-olasy, aud otherwise niakng himself I
nuisance in the oyoB OF tho Rov. Mr Eustls. i
WAS thon that tho lattor calloa upon tho police
wlo gathered tho herotio in thoir arms, regard
less Of his protests, aud carrlod him out Of th'
church.
, 1873-04-26

It ia not often that the Roman Catholic
Church dllows itself to be diBtanced In tho work
Of propagating tho faith or making proselytes.
It eeorns however, that tho Russian Church las
tho start Of 1t In japan. Ever since religious
property was conhacatod in japan, the Buddhist
filth has been dropped as national institution,
and It is said that tho people haye been drifting
shout In aearch OF - haven Of rest for their
doubts and misgivings. Tho messengers whom
Japan hos sent abrond havo boon instructed to
study not only tho political customs md anan-
cial policies OF the various nations they VISIT but
to inform themselves likowiso upon tho
religious PRACTICES Of tho different pco-
pics. In tho meantime, tho Russian
Church has been taking advantage Of the
situation, md It is reported that q very large
number Of converts hayo been found 1t is not
long since tho Bishop of Karntchatka visited d
city Of Japan, and received a hundred converts
into tho Church ut ono time. Buddhist prles1s
aro coming oyer aud aaRun.f',g tue functions OF
nhriatinn mirissers according to tho rights Of
tho RusHo-G Grook Church.
, 1873-04-26
Tho following Is tho to1t Of the act increasing
the uaY Of momhors Of Congress-:

And the Speaker Of tho House Of Rs1assentasives
e9 e 81
annum and Senators Representatives, and Delegates
in Congress- including Senators, Roproaentstiyes ana
t' sea has IN not b bosn adversely decdea shall receive
afS %
o1ponses from thor hoen to tho aoat Government m
tS b tue eaen 0 sesen & gPo e Of nousa
sato 60 Seioags 10 10 corded to Under ii. snd to the
psns Hedl psy aa o
members, and Delegates In tho Fory-aeconl Congress-
all mileage shnll DO deducted and no allowance made
for expenses OF trnTol.
Tho bill also contains an appropriation OF
9125 for newspapers md stationery for each
Senator, Representative, and Delegate in Con-
gross. Each member, therefore, is to receive
snlary of 1880 q year, payable monthly, from
tho 4th Of March, 1873 is to receive his expon-
dituro for travelling expenses to and from his
home, and 5125 for newspapers and station
orr. In point Of fact, therefore. tho law givos
each member his actual miloage, rcoat OF travel,
In addition to Ills increased pay.
Mark Twain, who iB sometimes sage as vol
as h,,morlHt, publishes q communication III the
New York Tribune, in which he approves Of tho
uBo Of life-rafts instead Of bouts on oceansteam-
ers. Thero ia Oh American invention Ut d raft
consisting Of three inflated horizontal rubber
tubos, with platform laahod on top. 4 raft OF
this description once crossed tho Atlantic from
Now York to London, carrying two men safely
over. Rats Of all sizes may DO constructed on
this pattern, and Mark Twain's experience
teaohes him to bclioyo that nino such
rafts as tho ono which crossed tho
ocean, 'oach OF which would hnvo
carroa 100 people, and oil Of which could havo
been adjusted to the steamer in tho room requir-
ed for four boats, would have saved I'LL those on
tho stoamor Atlantic who succoodod ip. gottng On
deck. Tic thinks that the American Governments
Inns heretofore beon too busy with Credit Mobi-
lior tranaactions raising salaries, and reforming
tho Civil servico give tho matter tile attention
which it deserves, but now demands that 1t
should take tho subject in hand investigate the
/ usefulness Of tho invention, ind, if found Yalu-
able, got tho example Of adopting 1t.
, 1873-04-26

THO news comes from Springfield that tho
Auditor haa issuod instructions to tho AsBcaaora
in all parts Of tho State to value property hore-
after not rs heretofore, but ut ita actual caeh
value. This regulation Of tho Auditor ia in strict
compliance with the requirements Of tho law OF
tho State, but tho Bamo provision has been IN
tho Ia.Y oyor since 1s49. Ordinarily, tho change
would be Of no practical Importance, but at pres
ont 1t involves two Instances Of injustice to one
half tho State, and particularly to this county,
The valuation Of property upon which tue State
ta1 OF 1872 was loviod aggregated as follo"s:'
p,raorn, nronortv .$113, go, ,959
r,tIrnaa rnronorty y....,,.,,,.... 25,G58,7B4
I"n11e Recommendations. ol7,00 ,093
'raun mi o,tv lota. a.....,,,.,...... 2,G19 BAT
nno
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
Did You Know II!

Know what p? That John p. Lynott
is sole agent for Lincoln county for the
Champion Reaper and Mower the only
complete Reaper and Mower IN the
world also the Black Hawk Cultivator,
riding or walking, wood or iron beam,
the best cultivator made, sold aud war.
ranted. Cornplanters, one and two horse
Sulky Hay Rakes, Revolving Hay Rakes,
all kinds of Plows, Cider and Wind
Mills the Dubuque Cooper Wagon, best
and cheapest in the market. All kinds
of Hardware and Stoves at bottom prices
Store on Main street. Troy, Mo. nova
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
GFrom the Troy Dispatch. ]

The editor Of the Dispatch in the
issue Of Sept. 4. 1872, made a publlca
tion Of certain charges against +. G..
Cake, Esq, as County Clerk of Lincoln
county, that had boen prepared to 60
before an investigating committee, ap'
pointed by the Lincoln county court.
Now be desires to say through the col
umus Of the Dispatch to the public, that
at the time Of said publication ho enter
taiued no malice or i'll will toward Mr.
Cake. that he did not publish the same
to injure or defame the character Of Mr..
Cake, but only as information to the
public-that at the time Of said publica'
tion he neither affirmed the truth Of said
charges, nor expressed any opinion II
reference to them. Upon this declara-
&iou Mr.. Cake withdraws the suit.
1t is but just to both parties to state
that this settler enent Of the matter, in III
conception and adjustment, was entirely
the work Of mutual friends.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
On Saturday, April 5th, 1873,
SheriE'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE and authority of q special exc
ID cution issued from the Office Of the Clerk of
the circuit court Of Lincoln county, Missouri.
Feturnsble to the spring term, 1873, Of said
court, and to mo directed, in favor of John j.
Alexander, and against Albert X. Garner and
Joseph II. Mcintosh, ! have levied upon and
seisei as the property Of said Albert H. Garner
and Joseph II. Mcintosh the following described
real estate, to wit; The northwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter of section "a, and the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section No. "a, both in township so range ono
east. and southeast quarter of the southwest
QuarteS Of section No. 28, and the southeast ar
OF the northeast quarter Of section 2s, both IN
township SO, range 2 esst also tho no, theast
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section 2S,
township so. range 2 east, 40 acres, and will
On Friday, April 4th, 1873.
between the hours Of nias o'clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
y, st the court house door in the town of Troy,
Lincoln county, Missouri. sell at public vendue
for cash to the highest bidder, all the right. title
interest. claim. estate and property Of the above
named Albert q. Garner and Joseph II. McIn-
t0sh, Of, in and to the above described real 81
tate, 10 satisfy said execution and casts.
mch5 7. N. CARTER, shesid.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
Here! Here!i Herei!!
She Is Upon Us ACains

Yes, the beautiful Spring, with her warm south
breeze,
Has in few days removed the winter freeze.
And now the iarmer. II he would thrive.
Must everything begin to drive.
But in your hurry to plant and SOW, tgrow,
Don't forget the fruit that on your farm should
And If you'd buy good trees cheap and true to
Go to BUFFALO NURSERY for the same.
The proprietor Of Buffalo Nursery, A.
N. Shuts, 10 Offering his eatra lot OF
Apple Trees At 81 so per dozen; SIS 5U
FOR fifty; $40 per hundred; s45 foI five
hundred, and s75 per thousand. Will
sell'a few leading varieties, mostly winter
at $50 per thousand.
Don't forget the other fruits, Grapes
&c. Send for Catalogue. Call and tx
anime for yourself, and get your trees
while the roads are good. You can hce
them in and plant them at your leisure.
For SIS per hundred will warrant tree:
for two years, to reset all that may die
Don't forget the place - 3 miles south
cast of Troy, on Telegraph road, and
mile from Moscow mill. Mo
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
ShciiG'S Sale.

ny VIRTUE and authority of a special exc
II eution issued from the Office of the Clerk Cf
the Circuit Court Of Lincoln county. Missouri,
returnable to tho spring term, 1873, of said
court, and to me directed, in favor of susan Per.
kins ami against Peter Cassaday. have levied
upon and seized MS the property of said Peter
Cassaday, the following described real estate, to
witt The south half of the southeast quarter
Of section No. 30, so acres, and the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section No.
20, 40 acres. al! in township No. Az of range
No. east, situated in Lincoln county, Mo-,
and will,
On Saturday, April 9th, 1878,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore.
noon and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the court house door in the town of Troy
Lincoln county. Missouri. sell at public vendut
for cash to tho highest bidd r, all the right, IT,
tie, interest, claim, estate and property of the
above named Peter Cassaday of, in AMI to the
bove described real estate to satisfy said execu
ion and ccsts. [m5l 7. NJ. CARTER, Sheriff