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VVNEUMAS DOWLING,
i Auetioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer & Cleary,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
BARE AND BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF
ITALIAN Nv AND FL0kENTIME MARBLE
ITALY, TO PIE SOLD AT MY AUCTION
Room On MONDAY. TUESDAY AND
AT IL A. NJ. AND P. n. O'CLOCK EACH
This valuable collection consists Of Marble Ststu.
ary. Rona Etruscan, Grecisn, Nea pOlitan and
POmpey Vases, Groups, Statusttes, Fruit Stands,
Gard Receivers, Animals and other costly and an,
propriate articles to adorn Parlors, Halls Libra
ries Saloons Churches, ETC., etc. Goods on exhibit
sion before the SALE Terms cash.
oct29d IRePl THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
hCNCANsUN BROS, AuctIoaeers
II Southeast corner 9Th and u streets N W

lINthNSbN bhOc., AuctlOneers,
H Southeast corner 9Th and streets NV
TRUs YES SALE OF TwosSTORY FRANZ
HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED on Tue COR
MN OF ORR AND l. STREETS NORTH
m ny virtue Of deed OF trust dated the list
xcay OF June, A. ID. ls72, and duly recorded in
Llber No. tcS, folio ls3, Of the land r,cords for
Washington county, d O., and at the req nest Of he
harte. secured thereby we will sell by public src
non, IN front of the premises, on TUESDAY the
AN day on kovemoer ISIS, ct 80 O'Clock m ali
mat piece and parcel Of ground ia the city OF Wash
ineton, ID e., and known as aud being Lot num-
bered ooe ll, In James N Callan's recorded susdi-
vision OF sluare numbered eight bu nared and TWEEN
q two story Frame Dwelling house
In, ne term. on sale; One third cash the balance in
notes At O. Il and Is months after date, at per cent
oe required OF the purchaser at time of sale Ali
te ms OF sale be not complied with days after
the sale the Tru tees the right to resell the
property at the risk and of the defaultipe pur
chaser. FREDK W. JONES'
octls-d DUNOAHsON BROS. Auct..
Tl'HOs. Il. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctloneer, 81 y 7th street
q On THURSDAY, the 4th day OF November,
In at N O'Clock m, viii offer { " sale, on the
premises, house No Is Myrtle street, being a s.
s,.Ty brick; CONTAINING rooms, with modern con-
novl-st THOS T. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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COAL AND WOOD.

,o Pfi9 IL ono wharf Depot and Planning Mil.
ONCE, Room No. q. gFiremen 3 ms Officeb over
Bank Of W sehibs "a, Washington, ID O. oolq 2tn
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Is TIE sUPkEsskS9V At OF THE DISTRICT

j. BOCHk, Min
MORAN, defenes af.-Eo aiss Ia.
Inns cause having oefn referred special
tr,bstion Of the fund "a hands creditors aud eli
other persons Are here ~ nothed 90 sppssr before
me on THURSDAY Eent, the 9Th Of November.
1870, 81 IL O'Clock Q. m, at my once, No. 3l2 ID
street, prove their counts. and be heard In the
premises. John i JOHNSDV
octDd SnHcfsl udifrr
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WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer,
w Successor to Green a Williams Auctiopeers
NO 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets

w Successor TO Green 4 Williams, huctiopeers.
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
s5Essr NoRra. ss siRA PIE t sfHn 81
,b BY virtue Of sdscIee of the supreme Court of
9i msIcn, 1913, In Equity cause No 3,l22, Wherein
Robert Cotmsn and other- are, plaintiffs, aud john
bidder in front Of the Premises at sen five
S,Gioek ? M, on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of Noyen-
6eT s, sub T 9as and 10 2is in Wash
q location s' are ut excelled by in the city
street Circle the intersection 81 Vermont int and
p fset Sids a i've 10. 10. is and
M dspss y ss feet Is and fs Is IN
proved by good three story Brick Dwelling house,
There is wide alley in the rear Of these lots Tbes
VIII be sola separately.
sale; ore third in one year from day of sale, aud
one third In two years; the deferred pay ments in all
by lien on the property sold If the terms Of sale
day Of sale that ot viii be re.od at 'e the
cost Of the deianlting purchaser. All conveyancing
8. WpkTHINGToN, Trustee.
ect2ldId Wash. b. WILLIAMS, Asct.
THOMAS DOMLING,
At the old stand of Lstimer q Clesry,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
T TME NEST Ds siP ETs OF 1SIT ST. WEST Be
"
- BY yirue of two deeds of ust dated respect-
lively March 18th and December 10th, A d 1874.
los lO4 and 1885, res pectyeiy both being land
Tor the District Of Columbia and at the request of
the party secured by the said deeds Of trust we will
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises on
TUESDAY. November ID, 1873, at $50 p. m, ali
city OF Washington, in said District, and known as
Lot numbered sixty 60) Of the recorded subdivision
(179D ~
Terms OF sale: Seven hundred and eighty three
of all tn ha nai1 ira| oh -
winch will be required at time Of sale, and the
balance In six and twelve months, by purchaser .
notes. bearing per cent interest from day of sale,
until paid secured by deed of trust the
sold, or all ash, al the purchasers option Convey
anclng and recording at purchasers cost. The
above property will be sold subject such general
or other taxes as may be against it, If terms of sale
are not complied with in ten days. the Trustees re-
serve the right to re'el, at the risk and cost of the
purchaser in default
JOS G. PEARSON,
LOUIS ID. WING, 'uStecs.
cctl6-eo THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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GOAL. COAL. WOOD. WOOD.
CHAP! CHEAP ROR (hSHt

THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arr1ying daily, csrgces Of the best varieties OF an
kinds Of COAL and WOOD,
now 10 the time 60 buy
Nyou would save money get scsd arsiel, ana ,ssf
Utashf z-1R pounds 20 the ton, call on Sne ander-
signed before You buy.
Having two Of the largest whs-vee IN the District
and ell the fsciiitiee possible thereto annexed for
the delivery OF Coal direct from vessels 90 the
consumer, We can certainly Oder special induce
vince one st glsce OF our passed sdvsntascs
Cord. -
Good OAK WOOD delivered rs low as % 20 q.
per cord.
single trial is ell that 4. necessary 70 convince
the public Of the shove facts
JOHNSON BROTBErxS,
MAR Once and Depot 81 JohIson's W. rvs, too,
Of 18th and 18th streets.
onos- if f1 "a sire; a.rsss northwest .,g,,..
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUN0tSsON BROS, Auct,opeer,,
- Auctioreers aud Commission Merchants
Corner BIB and ID streets Northwest
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
S0S REwARp IN DE. BROTHERS. INvIG.
SHC N1RATING CORDIAL fails 10 cure any
tai imtecility or Lost Vigor. 500 street south
wet. oct3O 2w-
u the Oldest estsblished Ladies Physician.
Has REMOVED TO % sHAEP ST., above Camden,
Tone square from IS. 4 o. D,P0iJ Baltimore.
consult him with The utmost conhdence. ''"' '""
SePGrGie roonISy0r t0ty patients. oct25 I'm
nh. BUCkLER JQNks.-Tweuty years e1 perl
RAN TSr n rrfeg1lsIiss 0vs
more sepl7 I'm
MADAME hksTELL, n. D.,a Thoroughly eI.
WI perienced and scientific Ladies Physician and
Of ~ years practice, attends ladies stAheir
iDs ard the best medical attendance at the Doctors
rTl's,s ressenee Lsdie, placing themselves under
5 as
sGrneT q South Sharp and Dover s'a., Baltimore.
.rssS. lss Il Dr. Rks FsrTh. Con
COLONIZATION Buildins.D jyl -6ms
DR. A. L. BQsWOBTR, at the " as6ing ton Cleo
cure. sl neryo1s and chronic diseases Of whatever
name 0, II nature AZ eemPlaints incident 70 p
vsnic and Electro, chemical BATRs, tie most inSiS.
e:.s 70
~ can be Consulted e 43l ioth street nor!hxest,
nearly opposite the Gas Once, every WEDNEe-
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, Goporrhea, elect,
strictdre, Syphilis, and spermstorrhea, Gases Of
Syphilis In sil its stasee quietly cured, and the
poison entirely ersdicated from the system, with
on by eIcessss and abuse in youth, causing loss 81
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
e. esn.. IL ID % ne
By newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placing
scientifically and honorsbly treated Refers to the
high nials Shich he now holds from the lead
northwest, from . TO ,. m. mar9-ly
- Wanted. . case Of WhooptnE Cough that cannot
be cured by BOGERT'S VEGETABLE COUCH
SYRUP" 1t il also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Group, and all Bron
chial Affections For sale by the lrtnci Drusnsts
tAe proprietor, 1919 @ street northwest. novlA-ly
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\ rnn surhny = S SSEFT 81 THE DIsrEI0r

tfosdsas pecsai 1srn, Octobv g. 1875.
I'D M S1gS1xS John A. Hamilton, executor Of
NANtl DHgyv n, deceased, the executor afors-
Cour q tss piss ia o6oiumbis aforesaid, psOips
S $500, November 18th, AID. 1875, for the
ea,s,. ~ ssiI - and distribution Of the personal
a. - a. Ceased, and OF the asDets in hand =
monsy n sssn have been collected and turned into
q . ssa &c., are notified to attend, With their
Law Seu ia fa% Or they nay Stesrwiss ~
once : W. dsd, COPY Of this order BE published
'. scsss ~ . the aid a.; -.
49, or C0LUMBlA-La EqHiiy.
>os-' IA Bosr0n Ct al. W. RrcHARD H. BOSTON Of
10, ,I.No: i.sa. EQUITY Docfsi q.
s. s;siRs FsPs5sss ssi 81 e !s ,:s,.
Vision Of osisiosl los a.. IN seysrs ,..ssssd
smis. @ g !sis scu,sss:sh s.E Of 0stcS.s. A. ..
nr.:s; R,s. go 2 shs soSs.sry b. s1esn BE-
Md tbs order - Inserted In DewoDaDor Sub.
lishsl - ths District OF Columbia once va Tor
thrss ysess 1hs report states the smoast Of salss
70 xaSe ccSs. Teeth. J. mxIas, 6e.so stA.
oesis is.tv ~ L. p. wILLixHj. As iuxk.
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A VALUABLE PARRor.-A groceryman in
south Baltimore, who has recently expert
maternal love OF the "ardent," has finally
succeeded in finding q preventive. The
neartiess groceryman bought q parrot and
"Loptsa, Go take water!" The bird is now
placed In possession of the store, and every
time that Louisa goes behind the counter the
'.sI cen monster" yells out, Louisa, do take
wafer" The persecu ted woman vows that
she will take the "insect" out some night.
while her husband is at the lodge, and sell
suffering for 9 parrot.-Bdktns0re Neaos.
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u II. WARNER,
L. Real Estate Broker and Auctionesr,
No. 1873 9TH street, between G and Ia.
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uO1S GREAT 1O@@
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave as follows
Hashington- 900 q. m. Baltimore s:23 q. m.
Q: SO p. m. SO D M
HE GRkA DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace state room Day and
Night Cars, with modern Improvements.
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through Ron WASHINGTON To the WEST and
NORTH without change.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the Of
ices corner " Lth street and PCnns lyania avenue
and corner OF Gth street aid PeLnsy yauis avenue
under National Hotel, where reliable information
VII De given st all times.
Passengers procuring tickets AZ these Offices can
secure accom- ,ds ions in Palace Cars for Chicago
PlttsburR arc kfchester.
D: NJ. boYD, ia, Gent Passenger A gent.
pa
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EAsf TRAIN FUR CAPE NAY

HOURS And 80 MINUTES WASHING
ICN 10 CAPE MAY
The PENN>1 LNASIA RAILROAD COMPANY
has put on Past Express Train F.
IRON Philed' l2hit 20 Cape MAY ~ - -
making the FLOWING time: az SsSR1S
Leave MashiIgton-7 As a. m, tday Express }
arriving az Cape Nay al D.
Leave wash gfoB-9 % am L. aited Expre.sD
arriving a. c. DC May at ..
On Limited * press extra seat fare OF { rs lie
Charged betweei. " sshington and Phil llelphia.
d. NJ. BOYD, ia,
Ny-u GenerAl PaSsenger ACenf
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VTNHOS. Z. WAGGAMAN,
i Red Estate Auctioneer, slS 7th street.
TRUSTEES sALEoE yALUABLE PROPERTY

TNHOS i. WAGGAMAN,
Reed Estate Auctioneer, SIS 7th street.
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL FILL.
- Under and by virtue Of a certain deed of trust
~land records Of the District Of Columbia, in Lii
Der 76l. folio 81, &c will sell AZ public auction
upon the premises, to the highest bidder, WE'D
NESDAY, the Sd day # November, at Az o'clock
p. Lot II in square 73l Ia said city, fronting on
LIST street east, between Pennsylvania avenue and
south street.
The of sale will be one third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in equal pay mem
In g. g. and IL MONTHS the deferred payments TO bear
interest, and to be secured to my satisfaction III
terms are not complied with in i've DAYS, reserve
the right to resefat ris and OF defautiug pur
CHASER All convey ncing at cost Of purchaser.
oc,2-eOd THOS. K. WAGGAMAN, Trustee
u II. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY PRESSED BRICK FRONT HOUSE
No: 1912 STREET NORTHWEST. BE.
TWIN SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENrH
A. i'll sell at public auction, in front OF the
III premises, on WEDNESDAY,, November 3
tons subdivision of square $50, fronting feet in
ches on street northwest, by depth Of 100 feet TO
an alley, together with the improv ements
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. balance in s, r.
and is months. with per cent. interest. dep sit
of loo will be required at time of sale. All con-
veyanciDg at expense of purchaser.
oct2s Snov2 J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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1NHOS. Il. WAG9AMAN,
Il Real Estate AuctiUneer, SIG TIN street.
STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE1From Monday next, November LIST, I'M
II rf tfIihsr s P9sssi rs viii RYT TSn
as I. lloys between Washington and
EXCEPT ON SUNDAYS ats. $50, 1880 aud
lI;3O a. m, 1880, 1870, $50, $50, 400 aud
ON SUNDAYS at $50, 1880 and Ii:s0a m :;
1880, 100, $50, $40. 4:30, $50, and 81 ..
TIE INLAEp AND sEAB0ARD OoAsTING
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MOSELEY.
f0f >, EE 70 RG4 C0NMECTING. WITH
AND NEW Y6RK. 'ADh"oh
H ;s.sns5 Ia LSD{ Of TaS tIkE viii Es&
wsshington and NorfoIs Leave " as5i1s7Sh N55.
f fs' TTedpssdsg and FTidsy stsP Leave Nor
Fare to Norfolk, 81 Round trip, %. Tickets good
STEAMER JOHN W: THOMPSON FOB PoTo-
MAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The Company having placed this and elegant
DAY October 26, make semi weekly tri ps, stopping
al al " nc principal landings IA follows:
TO Curriomsn; returning, arrive in Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
FRIDAY-Lesve wsshinetcn al 7 a. m going to
CuIIioman, ard on sATUBD AZ, continuing down
10 Gore r1Eer; returning, arrive III Washington
All Freight for River Landings must positively be
a., For tickets s,aterooms or information, apply at
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct2s ly
FOB POTOMAC River LANDINGS.
The swift and favorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
thoroughly cyerhnaGieS and a refited. azc
TTEssPphY; March "a, and every TUEspAY and nd
Eat usDAi thereafter, leaving Fiizhugh, wharf,
loot OF 6th street, at O'Clock Returning, will
arrive in Washington every Wednesday and Sunday
FTeish received daily. All freights must be pre-.
paid. ifebZ7l Mr.. FlTZHUGH, Agent
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MONDAY, November sih, ISIS, a. the same hour
and place. By order Of the Trustees N"
now eo6ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1875-01-21
SENATOR JOHN A. LOGAN ON LOUISI.
ANA.
He Warns up the Rebel Gordon.

In the Senate, on the 9Th, Senator Lo-
gan said he believed it was considered the
duty Of a sailor to stand by his ship in
the midst of a great storm, and Senators
on his side of the chamber had been told
that great storm of indignation was
gathering in this land, which would cei-
tainly wreck the Republican craft. The
Republican party had been characterized
as tyrannical and oppressive, and the
course of the party and the Executive
had been denounced even by the men
who had received clemency from that par
ty. What was the cause Of all this? He
might be mistaken, but he thought this
was the beginning Of the campaign Of
1876. He proposed to discuss the ques-
tions which should be presented to the
American people truly and fairly from an
honest and legal standpoint. He argued
that there was a government in Louisiana !;
whether it was government Of right or
not was not question. Could any Sena-
tor on this floor to-day stand up and de-
ny the fact that government existed in
Louisiana. Whether they called it agov-
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CITY DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH. No pas
- tor Services at 10ia a. m, and re p III
Sunday-school 125s III. Prayer-meeting Thurs
day evenings.
n e. CHURCH.-Rey. C. B. CLARK, pastor.
AHA, Services ut l01s a. m, and seven p IN.
day evenings.
CIMPSON CHARGE-(M. ED Rev. c. l.. STAFF
~ FORD, pastor. Services at lOls a. M m ara :
y. IN. Sunday-schOol at p. IN. prayer hccl-
Ings Thursday evenings.
TONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH.-keV. ). "a.
~ SNOwDEN. pastor. Services at lo1s ~. lh,
AMI p. m. Sunday-school at Z1a Ill. rr"! er
meetings Thursday evenings.
T7IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. H.
4 :. SNoDGRASS, pastor. services services at IL a' ih'
and 81 u. m. Sunday-school at 31s H. M
I-,lr,IRERI. AND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Y Rev. IT. r. LESTER, pastor. Services O1a p. IN.
TrPIsCOPAL CHURCTI.-Rev. JAMES ALLEN,
II ractor Services at lOl2 Il. m, anu "a y.
m Sunday-school at i2:I9 m
T-ETVEPSALIST S0CIETY.--No regular SER
vices Sunday-school at p. III.
I,yU2ISTIAN NCHURCH.-Elder ID. II. DUNCAN,
I ! Services at 1919 q. m, and p IN. sunday
school at 2IR p. III. Prayer meetings Thursday
evenings.
= p. CHURCTT.-r;cy. r. y. McAYEAI4 pas
ftp~. Scr. ices lJis II. m, p. IN. sunday
school "a Il. IN. Prayer meetings Thursday
evenings.
G,ECOND NJ. E. CIIURCH.-tcoloredD Rev. -
- pastor. Services l0is Il. m.
Sunday-school 80 p. IN.
E'RIENDS' MEETING.-On lst and 4th days of
L the week, at 10 n. m; on lSt day at I p. IN.
Sunday-school imIuediatcly after service on LIST
day morning.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Father HARDIN. Ser
~ vices first Sunday of each month.
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oEo W. LAFFERTY. j. KELLY JOHNSON.
,AFFERTY JOHNSON.
O., ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
;da ;deD3sa ,,,,S Iowa. Office in Union block, north
sidc public square, upstairs. AZ
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MASONIC.

TENR-LUMINAR LODGE, No. Is, A. +. II A NJ
4 Stated communication Friday evening on
or before each full moon.
c. III. PHELPS, w. NJ.
II. III. GREEN, Sec'y.
HIRAM CHAPTER, No. 6.-Stated commu-
j ncatiOn "Wednesday evening before full
MOON IA. II. KENDIG, III. r.
Il. BAKER, Scc'y.
TUSCALOOSA COUNCIL, II. & :. NJ, No. T.
~ Meets at Masonic Hall first Monday even
ing in each month. III. HOWARD, II. i. NJ.
Il. p. BACON, Recorder.
NE PAYEN'S CONMANDERY, X. T., No. g.
~ Stated communications second Tuesday
evening in each month.
II. C. LEIGHTON, E. c.
JOHN II. PERRY, Recorder.
Transient brethren of any degree invited TO
meet with ms.
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BANDS.
FIRE COMPANIES.
LIVERY.

I IVERY, AND OMNIBUS LINE:-For the
IL best livery in town call at the Bashaw OF
City Liveries of Downing, McMullin & Co. On
nibusses to and from all trains on Central and
X. 4 ID. railroads. ~
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|. O. O. T..

NTAHASKA LODGE, No. 16, l. O.. o. F.-Reg
N ular meeting Saturday evening of each
week. VI. w. WHITE, y. q.
Il. G. PIKE, Scc'y.
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No. l2S, /. o. o. F.
K Meets i'm the third story of No. g, Union
block, every wednesday evening
FRANK KELLY, n. G..
q. Z. MILES, Sec'y.
DEACON LODGE, No 26i. l. o. O. F.-Meets
ID every Saturday night.
j. w. BOWEN, n. G.
s W. JONES, Sec'y.
TUSCALOOSA ENCAMPMENT, No. 13, I. o.
~ O. F.-MCcts lSt and 81 Monday nights i'll
each month L. BACH & p.
A. r. Ross, Scribe.
NDD FELLOWS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
- TON Of OSkaloosa.-Meets regularly eve
Ty % Thursday evening in each month.
j. A. KALBACH, Pres.
E BACH, Sec'y.
Brethren visiting the city are invited to meet
with uS.
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LIEUT.. GEN. SHERIDAN
was requested by me to go to Louisiana,
to observe and report the situation there,
and if, in his opinion, necessary, to as
sumo command, which he did on the 4th
inst, after the Legislative disturbances
had occurred at nine o'clock in the even.
ing, a number of hours after the disturb
ance. No party motives nor prejudices
can reasonably be imputed to him,
but honestly convinced by what he has
heard and seen there, he has characteriz-
ed the leaders of the White League in
severe terms and suggested summary
modes Of procedure against them, which,
though they cannot be adopted, would, If
legal, soon put an END to the disorders
and troubles in that State. Gen. Sheri-
dan was looking at the facts possibly not
thinking of the proceedings which would
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|. q. G.. T..

Brethren visiting the city are invited to meet
with va.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-12-16
Personals.

1t gives us great pleasure to be able
to announce that Esquire Stroud is steadily
convalescing.
Mr. Robert Huston who had been confined
to his house with illness for several days past,
appeared on the street again on Tuesday
Judge Stokes, we regret to learn, does not
show that improvement in his condition
which indicates a speedy return to health, and
which our citizens would rejoice to note.
John p. Gearhart formerly a resident OF
this county, but who now has his home at
White Mills, Wayne county, paid the first
visit to friends hereabouts, last week, in
eighteen years He was warmly welcomed.
We are pleased to be able to announce
that Mr.. Amos Shoemaker, is recovering
from his recent terrible hurts. The day OF
his re-appearance on the streets will be hailed
with pleasure by his many friends here
abouts
The Rev. Theophius Heilig occupied the
pulpit of the Lutheran church, on Sunday
evening last, with great acceptance to the
audience assembled. Mr.. H. is divine Of
more than ordinary eloquence aud instructive
capacity. and is always welcomed with pleas
ere il I'll the foFa,er scene of his lahors.
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improvements.

Harrison GARNER has his new residence on
Thomas street, under rapid progress. 1t
will be ready for occupancy by spring.
Mr.. Charles p. Mickis just about compile
ting very substantial, neat and convenient
residence on Sarah street. When once set
tied in it Charley can not fail to feel at home
Our friend Mr.. Jacob Butts is just about
finishing one Of the ueatest, most convenient
and substantial residences ever erected in this
neighhorhood. The material employed is of
the best, the general arrangement perfect,
and as an ornamental addition to down
town" it cannot well be excclled. In the
general cutting up into rooms and halls it is
apparent that comfort, convenience and ease
of household management has been more of
a consideration than show-though good
taste, in every particular has been kept in
view throughout.
Our new Jail and Sheriff residence on
Franklin Square is also receiving its finishing
touches and will be completed 10y, or soon
after December Court The whole is model
i'll the Jail line, and is so erected as to safely
secure prisoners and reflect credit upon the
Commissioners and the county. 1t is some
thing that we have long needed, and will
prove source of pride for years to come,
even though, as we hope may prove to be
the case we may never have occasion to use
it for any other purpose than as residence
for our Sheriff s.