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@ebDren AID bas brittle uno pierte
8u9 @sbros ni9t gu ben canonil6en
Bu6ern oer beili9en @9rift 10 >peroen
Tie oenno9 BON ben beiligen Natern ni6t
lelten an9efiibrt uno entbalten oiele 166=
nen unb beiHomen 2ebren Sur Grbau=
un9 Der @itten. 9fun miro in 0en1 britt
ten &apitel bes oritten 8u9es Elm @treit
mil6en bret 90ilin9en oes &0nigs 9a=
RUS er5ablt, Oelien ou6 Soi iepbus in 1et=
men Mltertbiimern geoentt, mo er 1pri6t
es lei o.ieler Gtreit ober oie1e Gr1rterune
our6 eine l6lailoie 9o6t bes &6niss
peronlabt mDrben. 9o nd1nli6 Der Yer=
lertDni9 fein Muge 16lieben fonnte, 1tellte
er gum 3eitoertre ii 0reien 1einer 9Dflinee
bic 5rage 1pel0es bas ltdrflt lte aller
Din9e Der 8elt lei; uno perbieB 9roBe
8elobnuneen 9emjeni9en, Der sic Srase
am 6eiten lDlen, uno oas Wabre trefen
lpirbe.
Da 1tan6 Der Grlte aui uno onttpor=
tete: uDos fdrt1te aller 0inge, 0 &0nig
1T Der ~gHein, Der Ben Ser 1tono bes &D=
nigs unO oes Bettlers benebelt. Gr er=
beitert bos @emitb oes 2eibeisenen uno
oes 6reten, oes 9(r1ilen unb bes Gei6cn /;
uno itimmt jehes Ser5 sur Br6bli9teit
9a gebenft &einer leiner Sriblale nod
I1elner @6ulben uno Sober bebiinft ii0
etipos 9}e1tes Su lein; a9tet audi ,peber
&0nlg nod Sbri9feit; ia u1e 1pre6en
oann pon groben @elb1 1ummeu, ols be d
BEN lie Millionen. limb BADEN lie wa=
der 9e5e3t oonn pergeNen Iie 5rcuno=
19oft lno VermanOtl@oft unb grei fen
5u Den S9wertern, SIT aber Der &au1 ID
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tris Z Sabre lang @ii6of uno es fam
oa]elb5t Der Same s brifen 5nerlt aili:
@esentudrtig beiben Ole unbeoeutenoen
lleberre1te Der einlt 10 beriibn' ten llnb
prahtoqlen @tabt, po 6as5 Ober9auppt
Ser Stride gDriiti ieinen gis batte Nn=
tafia. ss&H ijt >5aas45@a 9fat1 &s =. ~.
9gsttiDcb,tS 1T Der glame bon u
ober l33 &Dnigen SDriens tpopon n1eb=
rere in Der 8ibel ertpdbnt tueroen. s'@...syt
9Gmfipas (Serobes), mar our 3ett
Gbriiti 2a11besberr bon @alli1da9 uno 10
nit oes Seilanoes 1elbit. Sobannes per
Sdufer >puroe BON .i6m ins n@efdngniB
selporfen .uno lpdter get6btet. Wom 9et==
lonbe boffte er Elm @unoer gu 1eben 1lnoi
als Oct GrlD1er bieietn porpibtgen ge=
gebren ni6t na6fommen ,uollte ibidte
ct Sbn i,1 einen1 Spottfleibe gum Yilotls
5uriid. @pdter puroe er mad 9pon IN
Sranfrei9 Derbannt, itarb aber IN Spa=
MEN. a4,,e "@ M .f.sr;4 nh
2amttpembiat,tt, ein aus 9innen
ober @eibe deficiencies =. ..tneiit nit Sti=
dereien ober iontieen @ysierungen per=
5ebenes Beban9e an Der 0oroerleite oes
Altartil6es fam unter Yaplt Geo LII.
in @ebrau9. n4n4. .a....a -qa.s..t~
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1tuspefem Ser yla8eaante,e
pber @eteelbritber.

Sos jebt in, @taate Obio unb an
anOeren Orten ous9ebro1ene Sempe=
ren5untpelen, bas li1 bur9 Weiberpro=
5eilionen, Die in lon9en Geibea Ourd Die
@traBen 5ieben Die Birtbsbduler belu=
6en unb in pber ppr ben 1elben beten
unb lingen, fllnb gibt unb tpahrbaft on=
1tedeno gu tpirfet I6eint Dat man nit
oem Slageuanten= =Inue len bes Neittelal=
ters per9li6en. Gs 19eint au6 in Der
Stat ber1 elbe uber1pannte Sci It in Der
gegenwdatigen Senlperen5bewe9ung gu
lie9en ,pie III Der Dor 500 Sabren in
9eutl6lanb 'borsefommenen @eibelbe=
tpegung, Gs fomrnt bie1er Wobn ieSt
nur in anoerer Wei1e gum Mus6ru9> Qls
bamals. 0a~ tpobl piele mi 1erer 2eier
nit Dem un'pelen oer Slogellunten llnbe=
fannt linb, 10 geben mir i'm Na9fol9ens
oen cine Darlteuung oe7elben.
Gs par nm Die Wfitte bes Il. SabrD.
als Gin gar unbeinl16er Sat- Die Yeiti=
lens o0er Der l@war5e 500 9e6eiBen Don
Nlien nod europa iiberl lieoelte uno al
lentbalben init elmer @eftiefeit tpiit6ete
tpie ntnmer 5ubDr, ME berno6mols tpie<
SET, einem Wiir9engel gleib 2anb fiir
2ano bur65iebeno. DurtA entieblide
Gro6eben, ungebeure l1eberl6wemmun=
gen, perborbene 2uft unb Mislua@s mar
bieies Welti iterben er5er9t llno feline Muf=
roDme lberaQ porbereitet: 9ie @rpe
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&re1tt D 10 0rter.

Bur @e0a@tnibiibung fir uniere iunsen 2eier.
Mcerp tion, Qat) bic 9lnbdu=
flung, -Nce um> (lat.) oer g1lis. -
q d + M a tii d (9rieG.) farblos. -
q c quirire II, (lat.) eruerben. ~ G.
qui ii ion, Qat.) Die Grtperbung. -
act Qat.) feierlide 9anolung. = 81 G.
ia , Qut.) 9eri6tli@e Ierbanblungen. -
Mct a " p It 10 ri IN, Die Mpo1telge=
l9i9te. - 81 c tie Qat.) Der Mntbeil=
i9ein. - Mctio II, Qat. Die 9anolun9.
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Im5roiius bo4 ieiaes 9iebe fonntestr
| ni9t erliiden er lDite bie Banoe, toonlit5
pie Seinbe i'm gebunben batter; bod)
|ntdbt chen io l6ite er 6ie Banbe ieiners.
[Be9lerlt1fett; er 5unoete ffrembe grnten
an u1o berlor b,,r1 bas burftige 6eu,r
esnes Weibleins; ielb1t .enhun6et bie
@rnte = ieiner Rrdfie. gou ii1tot aud bic
BI6er Der Di6ter Ser @e1t= unb s3eit=
|geI9i9te BON Beilpielen bieler Mrt. szf.fa
Soh 'tpte 1ebr aud 3orobabel Die,
D6a6f beg Weibes erbob., ld6lob er oe,t=5
nod 5ulebt, itdrter ais ale oieie Dinoe
LEI Die Ma6rbeit. v9enn," 1prad, er
uibreRraft oauert etpisli@ ;1ie tit lebenois
uno berrI6t BON Gtpigfeit 3u g,uiafeit.
Bei tbr gilt fein Mh1eben Der Yerlonea
.liel fennt feinen nnterl6ieo; {onosrn Ie
er5etgt alien ,au9 ungere9ten unb 8D=
fen ibr &e6t; atnb ale billisen ibre
Werfe; ni6ts audi lit unsere9t in ibren,
l1rtbeil ionoern iie fat Sic @tdrfe Die
Ma0t, Die 5erriboft, Die @slpalt unS
Die b ytateltdt aber ale 9inse in ale
WunOerl96n 1T Die Ter MusIpru6 go
robabels. Denn miro audi 5ulpeilen Die
Mabrbeit eine 3eitlang unterorudt, 10
getptnnt lie bod, fribcr ober 1pater; int
1ner ben @ieg. Sic Tall9beit aber TT.
mie oer fell. gbrDloitomus lebr 190n
|pri6t, 1ol9er 9lrt> baB lie> pb au9 9fie=
mano li@ ibr tpioerl lebt, NIT Ser 3eit bon
1clbit peraltet unb li9 aufDf. hinge
febrt aber 1tebt bie Wabrbeit 10 felt, boB
Iie, Oh au9 nod 10 ptele ]ie betdmpfen1
oenno6 trafti9er fpiro uno 5u gr6Berer
9Dbe gelangt.
0arauf oeutet audi jener rdt6{elDafte
,@pru3 oes PDtbasoras: v&eoe ni9t
>pioer Die @onne!" 6as beibt: Stu uno
lpri6 ni9ts gegen Die WabrDeit >~bem
.1ie lit cine b09t Hare Sonne; rno Oh
ou 1ie au@ NIT Dem ounfeln @elpDlf Der
Tall6Deit umgebelt, brin9t 1ie: benno9
nit Ginem @trab1 binour6 unb 5ertreat
fe nit ibrem @lanse 10 gdn5li9, bab bu
Dffentlib be19dut er]9einen wirt. -
Gs 56liebt aber Gsbras unb Ser iiibi1 19e
@el6i6tl6rei6er Soiepbus biele Qlntmort
babe Dem YerlerfDnig 10 mobl 9efollen,
0ab er Dem ,3orobeI neb1 # onbern f6nie=
liGen @aben> 0ieGrlaubuib ertbeilt babe,
nit oen @einigen BON Babylon na@ Se~
rulalern 5uriid5ufebren unO oa1lelbe aber-
NAL 5l1 erbouen unb 5u bemobnen; mas.
benn audi alsbalo erf fol9te.
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q ufQabe Mo. 4.

Cine @etunoe 1T Elm 10 tleines Sbeil=
6en Der Belt oab man glaubcn loate,
cine 8illion @efllnOen balo perlebt gu
boben. SIT Noam, Ser Elm Mlter BON
$50 Sabren erreidt bot, , tpobl eine 8il=
lion 5efunben alt oelporben
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6. gbio 8aileitfren11b.
8el,pei,.ltitsi9e ae,tattnifSe.

Z,
"Muftf Mues tpds li6 auf ben
GmItursuitanb Der Dpr1riItli6en BDIfer,
beionoers Ser s@rie1en unb Gbnler be-
aiebt. .Daber perben @egenitdnoe Del
&unit aus sienen 3eiten Mntifen senannt.
M1ttifdtbplifeb, nalles, mas ge=
gen bas Gat6oliI6e gert6tet' lit; bage=
gen afatbDlil6 Y. mas 1ttbt fotbolil6 1T,
nleiit @eiamnltbegriffa protefantil6er
Gpnfe|1ipnen. 81 ,sc5E4H a&& nj .aao.# !
MaetiIfbamDat, @ebirgsSug i'm tiir=
fiI9en @ialet @aibab III Snrien, ldlft
fa1t parallel nit 6em 2ibanon BON NDr-
sen: gesen @ioen, 1T BON g5iemli4 9lel7
der Musoebnung NIT bielem @ebir9e,
oberS burh19nittlib niebri9er uno bat
nur an 1einem 1ii0neifli6en gnoe einen
be1onbers Derborragenben Yunft ben
groBen Sermon be1en 96be mad ben
iteuel MeIlungen s79S SUP betrdst,
obab er als oer Gulminationspunft oes
,ean5en ipriIden @ebirsslpitems gu be-
tro6ten uno nit Ieiren faft INNER init
@9nee be6edten 1peiBen @ipfeln big 9a=
mast 1i6tbar 1T.
9QmtiQeu, aug mebr als 100 Snleln
beitebenoe @ruppe, tuelde i'm Often Gen=
tralonerifas in einem gro Ben, 450 Wtet=
len longen Solbtreil le, bon Der @traBe
pou Sloriba bis binunter an bic W}iin=
ouneen oes Orinoco, bas &araibil6e
W}eer einl6lieBt. qu9enf6einlia linb
lie Srlmn,er Der .Ber9fette zines @onti=
nents, uel6er oas n6rbli9e uno 1ubli6e
Wmerifo perbo1,b unb bel Der lebten UNI
palsung Der @rooberF fiddle piele tauleno
syu6 tief unter oas W1eer periant. 9iele
u3innen eines per19punoenen So69e=
bir9es" boben 5ul lamlnen einen Jla9en=
roum bon et>pa 4400 geo9rapbiIDe
Quaorotmeilen. Ser Same 9lntillen
,pirb balo pon elmer Snl lei Mntilia abge=
leitet, tpe19e no6 elmer i'm Wfittelalter
berrl9enben 0or ite0un9 i'm Qtlantii6en
Meer lie9en 1ollte, balo 1oQ ct 10 piel mle
Wprinleln beoeuten> D.. /. iol9e Snieln,
,uel6e bent amerifanil l6en Seltlanoe por=
lieQen. Sic &leinen Mntillen nen,1t man
aud bismeilen &oroibiide Snieln uno
Die 9e1ommte Snl leltuelt eini3lieBli6 Der
8obomainleln au6 nit Dem 9emein ia
men 9}amen Weltinoien.
W1tti=0eafpaS, eine i'm Sabre
1927 in Sen Ser. @taaten 9ebilOete po=
litil9e Yartei 81 oeren @riuoane Die
Grmorbung zines 9etuihen Willtom
Mproon in 8otopia einem Dorfe I'M
,peItIiben Sbeile bes @tootes Gep Yort
bic @eranlaluns CAB. Serlelbe lou Die
Mb1i6t gebabt baben, Elm 9titual Der un=
teren @raOe oer Treinaurerei gu per0f=
fentliden, I'm fd fir 3urudiekuns in
leiner 2ose 81 RIDDEN ober um @elo 5ll
ge,pinnen. ST luuroe aug leinem Sei=
matbsorte I'M @ept. 1926 nit @epolt
sntfu6rt. Sie @prren Der Serfiibrer
llno hires Opfers purben bis Sort 9}io=
eore, nobe 2e,pistoun Nem Dorf, per=
folst. Mtprsan ion BON einem Soote
aus in bic Siefe bes Sees Sntarp oer=
ientt morben letn, Wfan be16ulot9te
Mitglieber bes Sreimaurer<Oroens bieles
8erbre1ens unb III nlan6en Srten, be-
lonoers in ben d itli6en stooten seigte
lid erbitterte Gtimmnus se9en ben Or
SEN. @eri6tliae Inter 1ubnngen fil6r=
ten gu teinem &el lultate, mos Den gegen
bic Sreimaurer eebesten 0erbobt beltd=
tistc .aber es biloete ii6 trokoem eine
G;n3oIl7Gof+ 5Sor 0f n+;- G2n1nna mpIG1p i'm
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oorbei unb itsbeni iie auf 70 atpiilen. fig
lni1t mebr, 9tpas lieesetban baben.
! NlIo lpra9 ber Egrite1 aus oenS0Dfltn=
igen; l1nb aaerbsngs ldBtsli li9 aBieles 5ilr
8eiraftigun9 ieiner 58ebduptane 1agen;
Defenders Idbt ssSenes 5id barauf anpen=
benatpas Der Weife 1pri@t: Scr Mein
Elpirft bdB bic MeiIen abfaller," unb !:
Iu0er Meii, nimn,t bas 9er5 Dinpeg.A 8
Nu6 lteben Fli6 9eilpiele belen in grober
Mn5abl anfibren, gu tpel6en Noe unb
2otb gebDren !; ni6ts BON 99olofernes
|unb Mleranber bem @rDBen 5u lagell; !;
|dus ,pel6en Der Grlte bur6 ben gBein
bas Geben Derlorj Der 3ipeite aber fol9es
isiner1 getteueiten Greunoe unb Diener
|Glttus rallbte. afg@ st@]} Ia@l5 =a.@ rcd
Sierauf ferbob 1i6. Ser 3rueite uno
|lpra6 = uDas tdrfite ouer 9inge 1T Der
R6nig; III be6en 6dn6en Die &egierung
|oer GrSe iuno bic Serrl9alt iiber bas
Meer liegt. 9enn .ibm iinb Meni@en
unb Sbiere ,lntertban; 1T ieiner Ma9t
ltebt lift SOB llnb ibr 2eben. Obne in
3eiten beg arieses felbit gu itreiten er=
freut er ii6 6es @ie9es unb tbeilt Die
8eutes ser Seinbe; in Srieoens3eiten aber
erl,tet Ell, oDne It@ gu ben1iiben, bic Mr=
beiten ,lnb Grii9te 5einel untertbanen,
sic, ob 1ie tpoqen ober ni9t, ibm gebor=
6en miiilen;;.t uno 10 iit Der a6uig ber
@tdrtte aug. alien"
Wabr 1T bies auerbin9s:; tpie ielbi
bic @9rift be5er9t, Die oa 1pri4t: @lei6
Dem @ebriille bes 26wen alio 1T oer
@6reden bes &0nigs. .9ies erfldrte
aud @amuel Dem Wolfe S|rael > bas
9lei9 Ben iibri9en Nationen eitlen &0ni9
perlangte. u9ies miro bas Ne9t oes
&0ni9s ]ei,1,"" ipra@ e. veure .@Dbne
pito er nebn1en ilnb lie auf leine Wagen
1eben unb gu &eitern fit li@ MAIDEN uno
gu Srabonten bic 'bor 1einen1 @agen
berlau ufen.;. 49,. uno er miro lie gu Mder=
leuten MAIDEN bic feline Seloer bauen II.
1ein @etreioe .ab16neioen; audi 5u
@9mieoen, Die feline &rie9sriii flung mo-
9en unb mas 5u Ieinen @a9en nptbtpen=
Big lit. Nu9 miro er cure S66ter neb=
men, boB lte linn Salben bereiten uno
1etne &iibe perleben uno 8rot BADEN.
3uoem miro er cure beften qeder uno
Weinberge unp Oelgdrten bin,pesnebmen
uno lol9e Ieinen &ne6ten 9eben." 9ies
uno onberes tpeit S9mereres 1pri9t Gu
muel BON ser @etpolt Der jSDni9e in So
rael, Die bod bel rtpettem miloer ais sic
Der ibrisen 9errl6er mar unb Sic bas
Gbril ltentbum melt billiger Derabitimnte !;
mas 9ieieni9en tpobl beber5igen 5ollten,
Die pon fanati59en1 Sreibeits]6lpinoel
er9riffen, iiber bic Wfod)t BON @ott elm
selebter Obrisfeit Ii6 ereifern.
gnDlid erbpb li6 Der 9ritte Ser @Sf=
linse 3orobabel 9enannt unb ipra9
Nieles 5ll betpei] len bic Weiber 1eien
bos 1tdrti tie aug allen 9ingen Der Welt.
Inter pielen anbereu Bepeilen fibrte er
au9 bas 8ei1pie1 elmer 8ublerin oes So
nigs an Die 10 fed mar rnb 10 groBe
@epolt iiber ibn bate, boB er feline 0lii=
ben uno @efabren l6cute .ibr gu sebor=
6en. uWfan lab,," lpra6 er, vbie Nre=
MEN, eine So9ter pes Be5aos> Die Bub=
lerin Oes Do9berrli6en &Dnigs lpie lie
gu 1einer Ge6ten iaB, oie &rone BON lei=
mem 9aupte nabmlunO ipl6e li9 lelbit
aufiette uno ben &Dnig nit ibrer fla6en
n E < v
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Muf6i,,n9 Der stufsabe Mp+ 2.
Qlmt Shafe.

Sbige s(ufaabe wuroe ribtig auf9el0ft bon
8crDinano @ller.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-24
PUBLIC SALE
49,.
OF Valuable
Real Estate !!

The undersigned will offer at Publie
Sale, on the premises late of DANIEL
SOLT, decd, in FRANKLIN Town
ship Carbon County, Pa, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1874,
Commencing at ONE o'clock P. NJ.
The following valuable Real Estate,
situated as above, and known as the
"Daniel Solt Farm" consisting Of 110
Acres, more or less, rs Acres of which
are Cleared and under high state of
Cultivation, the remaining 35 Acres be-
ing FINE TIMBER LAND, Compris-
ing Waite Oak, Pine, Sc. The I'm
provements consist Of One 2-Story
Frame DWELLING HOUSE, "a 80
feet, Barn, 35 55 feet, and necessary
Outbuildings. There is never-failing
Spring of Water ON the premises, con-
veniently located to be taken to House
or Barn. ..Ir.
This offers rare chance for man
with limited capital to get nrst rate
Farm, there being no better land in
Carbon county.
CONDITIONS OF SALE. $500
when the Property is knocked down ;
81, 800 upon delivery of Deed in two
weeks after Sale, and balance in two
equal payments on 1st of April, 1876,
and lst of April, 1877, with interest; the
Widows Dowery will remain lien up
on the property.
80 SOL. & VIM. 6OLT.
Franklin Township, Oct. 18th, 1874,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-24
The Next House.

In the present house of Repr esenta-
tives the Republicans, IL all vacancies
we're di,ed, have majority of 1O2, To
change this majority In the next House
the Opposition must make gain of fife
ty-two NJ embers.
At the elections for members of Con-
gress 'leld this summer and fall in North
Carolina, Vermont, Maine, Virginia,
OHIO, Indiana, Iowa, and Nebraska, a
fraction over one fifth of the next House
were chosen. In these elec,:ans the
Opposition hay 9 gained certainly twelve,
probably thirteen, and possibly fifteen
members. Let us take the lowest Of
these figures-twelve. II the Opposi-
tion can gain at the November elections
in the same proportion as they have
gained in those already held, they will
have clear majority in the next
House, just as surely as five times
twelve are sixty.
Can the Opposition make these gains7
Why not? The tide sets steadily and
with unexpected strengs in their favor.
They have only to make good nomina-
tions, bring out their reserved forces,
conciliate all the elements of hostility
to Grants Administration, and the de-
sired end will be reached.
1t will be impossible to overestimate
the amount of terror which will take
possession of the hearts of Grant and
his Cabinet and his miniops of high and
low degree II majority Of the next
House is against them. They have
hardly been able to stand the investi-
cation of their friends in this Congress.
They could not survive the exposures
of their opponents in the next. In this
emergency no fair and honorable con-
cession which is necessary to secure the
election of Congressman who is OPP
posed TO Grant should be regarded as
too great to be made. No matter wheth.
er he is o Democrat, or a Liberal, or q
Granger, or whatever name he bears, Il
he is thoroughly and heartily against
G rantism and can get more votes thar
any other candidate on that side, hi
should be put in nomination.
Will the opponents Of the Admins
tration think of these things?-N. Y
Sun. $50. M
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-24
The elections of last week disposed Of
three Senatorial chairs ip the next Con-

The elections of last week disposed of
three Senatorial chairs in the next Con-
gress. Upton, Liberal Republican. of
Nebraska, will be succeeded by somf. re-
gular Republican; in Indiana pratt,
Republican. will retire. and Democrat
who is acceptable to the thirteen indie
pendents in the Legislature will take
his place; Bofeman, Republican, of
West Virginia, will also be supplanted
by Democrat. These changes call to
mind the important fact that the ensu-
ing elections in Pennsylvania and three
of the adiourntng States involve seats in
the Senate. The terms of Fenton, Lii.
beral, of New York; Stockton, Demo
crat, of New Jersey; Washburn, Re.
publican, of Massachusetts; and Scott,
Republican, of this state, expire next
March. Portions or the whole of the
Legislature which select their success
sors are to be elected in November.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-10-24

In theSUnited States Circuit Court at
Philadelphia, on Oct. 10, in a suit
brought by the drawee of a check for
500 which had been raised to So, 100 by
the drawer, to recover from the bank
the $4,000 improperly paid, Judge Nc
Kennan charged the jury that If they
believed, from the testimony and from
an inspection of thel check, that there
was nothing unusual in its appearance,
nothing which would have been suffi-
clent to put careful person upon his
guard, then they should find for the de-
PENDANTS; if otherwise, their verdict
should be for the plaintiffs. The pay.
ing tellers of several banks having testi-
fled that there was nothing in the ap-
pearance of the check, as raised, to ex-
cite suspicion, the jury rendered a YER
dict for the bank. This ruling of the
Judge is in contradiction to what has
long been held by the courts in such
cases, and to what has been considered
the,settled law. By parity of reason
ing, in case of well executed forgery
bank could escape responsibility fo
having given away ones, money, and
every depositor would have to be on thu
constant watch lest his signature should
be forged.
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For Tickets and information, address
YBO. L. BRAMLETTE,
AGENT and MANAGER,
Public Library Building, Louisville, KY, or
THos. II. HAYS & CO., Eastern Agents,
600 broadway, New York, -r,- Nov. "a, 4-w
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Under the New Constitution ever!

person offering to vote must show
/. That he has been citizen of the
United States at least one month. This
will cut off all persons who were natra-
lized after the Sd day of October in the
present year.
II. That he has resided in the State
one year, or If formerly q resident and
removed therefrom, shall have returned
six month proceeding the election. This
is the same provision that prevailed in
the Old Constitution. ........
Ill. That he has resided in the cleo
tion district where he offers to vote at
least two months Immediately before the
election. M sa.-..
~. That he has, within two years
and at least month before the election,
paid State or County tax assessed at
least two months prior to the election.
Heretofore taxes could be paid up to
and on the day of election.
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Salt Lake City, Oct, 19.-On Sunday
morning theSalt Lake Herald published
an item taken from the Virginia (Ne-
braska) Independent which, comment
ing upon the barge of Judge Mexican
to the Grand Jury to look after the dis
posal of vast tracts of land aud vast
forests of timber by the Territorial Leg
islature, says: "What will be done
with them after they have been inquir-
ed into, we do not know, unless, indeed,
with the accommodating spirit for
which the Chief Justice of Utah is so
remarkable, he appropriates them to
his own use and profit, as he did the
Silver Shield and a couple of other
mines" This morning the Chief JUS
tice called the Grand Jury into the
court room and read this item TO them,
and called upon them to investigate the
charges, and if they found him guilty
to indict him; and.if they found the al
legations in the item false to indict the
editor of the Herald for libel, George
Q. Cannon is on the streets to-day and
shows no disposition to run away. II
he has been indicted for lascivious CO,
habatiOn las was telegraphed from here
several days ago, the officers seem to b,
dilatory in making the arrest. R. n
Baskin will contest his right to sea
in the Next Congress as delegate from
this Territory.
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New Advertisements.

CEDAR HILL sEMINARY-A pleas
Sant, healthful family Boarding School. Num-
Der Of Students limited. Course Of instruction
extensive. Students prepared for college or busi-
ness Terms moderate. For circulars, address d.
DENLINGER, Prin., Mt. Joy, Lancaster Co., Pa.
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The centennial anniversary of the
burning ofthe brig Peggy Stewart, with
a cargo Of tea, in the harbOr of Anna
polls. on the 10th of October, 1774, was
celebrated in Baltimore and Annapolis
Monday. In Baltimore, bells wer g
pealed and flags displayed, the public
schools and Offices were closed. and
there was military parade. In Anna
polls there was an oration by Professor
Thomas Sharp, and in the evening a
grand tea party in the Hall of Dele
gates, at which the State officials and
other prominent persons were present.
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-Udderzook has written a long let
ter, addressed "To the World" assert
ing that he is innocent Of the murder
for which he has been sentenced to be
hanged.
"A fire at Montreal Monday de-
stroyed property to thesmount of $780,
600. The principal losses are, Near
thur & Son, dealersin paints and chemi-
ais, s127, 900; Delist Brothers & McGill,
$40, 900, and Victor Hudson, s25 800
Five or six other firms lose from $40, ,00C
to $15, 900 each.
Seven hundred men were temporarily
discharged from the Grand Locomotive
Works, at Paterson, N. j., Monday
pending advices from Russia relative to
the completion of an order for locomo
tiyes,