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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-29

SHEPHERD DoGs Southern Cali
forn1a you may see on the PLAINS and
hills thousands of sheep, but not a man
to watch them. Around each flock or
band OF, say thousand sheep, are half
a-dozen dogs whose progenitors were
imported from the sheep pastures of
the Old World. These dogs take the
entire care of the sheep, drive them to
pasture in the morning, keep them from
straylng during the day, and bring them
home at night. These dogs have inherit
ed talent for keeping sheep; but the
shepherds do not depend wholly on that
They cultivate it in this way ''When a
lamb is born, 1t is taken away from the
mother sheep before she has seen it, and
puppy put and learns to love it.
When the puppy grows old enough to
eat meat it is fed In the morning and
sent out with the sheep. Il stays with
them because it is accustomed to be
with its mother, but it cannot feed with
them. AS they get full the dog gets
hungry. At length impatient to return
where it hopes to get another piece of
meat, it begins to tease and worry its
mother, and finally starts her home, the
other sheep follow, and thus the whole
flock is brought in. IF the dog brings
the sheep home too soon, or comes home
without them, he gets no supper, or is
punished in some way. Hence he soon
learns when to come, and to see to it
that none of his charge is left behind.
These animals are trained by taking adj
vantage of their instincts and appetite -
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-29

CoLDsLAw.-Yolks of two eggs: a
tablespoonful of cream a small tea
spoonful of mustard a little salt; two
tablespoonfuls of vinegar. If cream is
not used, put in a small lump of butter
rubbed IN little flour. Gut the cabbage
very fine; heat the mixture and pour it
ON hot.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-29
FIVE HUNDRED SHOTS PER MIN
UTE.

It is truly said that one great discov-
cry stimulates another. The Calling
gun was looked upon as having In it ac-
complished the acme of rapidity in
firing, sending off fifty shots we believe
per minute. But now comes a new in
vention by which this high rate is in
creased to five hundred per minute.
The New York Sun gives a description
of the new gun as follows:
Mr.. FarwelPs invention consists of
ten steel barrels of twenty-five calibre ar
ranged exactly parallel to each other in
q metallic frame. From centre to cen
ire of the outer barrels is three feet.
Each barrel is charged separately from
magazine containing fifty rounds OF
ammunition. The charging, firing and
extraction of exploded shells are all ac-
compEshed by the turning of one crank,
at each revolution of which the whole
ten barrels are discharged, emptied, and
reloaded. With relays of magazines
five hundred shots can be fired minute.
A system of cog wheels connects the
firing crank with traverse, and each
turn of the crank traverses the exact
width of the target. Thus the gun. is
automatic in this particular, designed to
pick off line of battle in regular detail.
Its points of difference from the Cat
ling gun are in simultaneous loading
and firing of ten barrels, the latter load
ing each barrel through the same maya
zine aperatJlre and firing but one shot at
time.
Mr.. Farwel had only one magazine
at the trial yesterday, SO the actual ra-
pidity Of fire attainable was not demon
strated. The fifty shots contained by
that one magazine, however, were sew
eral times fred in six seconds. The APP
pearance of the target after the firing,
all the shots having struck at about the
heigth of mans breast, showed how
irresistably destructive such a weapon
would be in a street fight or in resisting
charging enemy.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
Remember This.

Now is the time Of the year for Pnou-
monia, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and
fatal results frrctlispostion to Consun,p-
tion and other Throat and Lung Disease
DoscIEE's GERMAN SYRUP has been used
in this ncigl.borhood for, the past two or
three years without single failure to cure.
lf yon have not used this medicine Yourself,
20 to! our Druggist, DR.. A.. G. DUKES and
ask him Of its wonderful success among lis
customers. Two doses will relieve the
worst cases. II you have no faith in any
medicine, Just buy Sample Bottle of
HoSchec's German Syrup for 10 cents and
try il, Regular size bottle Is cents Don't
neglect cough to save IS cents.
dec 4 Is z - y E-.-- tf
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
-. ~ a = - !. II q = -.vTlIs ~ ?
pine Grove TOWNSHIP, |
-NcY.I Z7th lS7t

fu-li .iD .siuiu lNcy.! 9th lS7b."lt
!, Alta Mass Meeting of tho citizens
of Pine Grove Township, held, at
Vineyards "sto'rSo, on il tho 9th day Ct
Nov. ,s1S75, thea following resolutions
passed unanimously:
=. .1st.., ,Resolpst1, t1,,~That.werneedr Trial
Justice in our Township, and that A..
3 8 !. RrgXniipg,s sEsqSss our seheics for
La 4 pelst|es: 81 sSe152ss fhS} o,}lsslAsil3 On.
dorso scScry net of his Excollency
Governor !, D, III. Chamberlain, siuco
lis 'electioh as Governor Of South
Carolina,
3d. Resolttd, That wo heartily en-
dorse Mr. I N. Brown, our Precinct
fnl Republican, and pledge him our
itti. ReSso1yeq, That a copy, oi1S Of these
resolutions be sent to his Excellency
D, II. Chamberlain, Governor, and to.
the Honorable Senator and Members
Of the House. of Representatives tram
this county and be published in the
Or-ngebur. News AND Inns.
a I. NJ. BROW i, Chairman.
J. A. M. liAiGi.E", Se:rct::y.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
Executors Sale.

By virtnre Of nm order from the Probate
Court, We will sell on the Stll day of De.
cember 1873, at tl.c late residence Of Robert
Walker. deceased, the personal property of
said deceased, consisting Of Cotton, Corn,
Fodder, Cattle, iiogs, Aiuic, Horses, buggy.
Wagon, Household and Kitchen Fnrniturc,
Blacksmiths' Tools, Gold Watch, &c., SC.
Ter.ns Cash.
At The same time will be rented certain
lands Of said Estate, if not previously
rented
Wv s. AUSTIN,
TIlOS. II. MYERS,
.3ii Qualified Executors.
! l,v. 6 f--5i,i9 5t 4;
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04

the large huAber Of ceftiftatesin his
possession speak for themselves
pfais0 0.foE The etDoctor.s SseE
! From the INCREASED practice in this
State, DR.. Hunter has opened an Office
ut Marion So. ca, and will be there
every Friday and Saturday, and at
Sumt tsr every Monday, tuesday and
Wednesday, .~ Constellation Free.
dec tt
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
sSys..-,.s,-isss. & - !.
We SAW uurlnp the week n Datient

w; saw during i the t' week patient
who has oeen sIfferingsa number Of
years EPH{ kapitIIefal cancsT pfsthe
nose gAb 9ashlfdet thc.trcatim timenf iof
DR.. II. r. Malone. The case seemed
to hayo been admirably treated THUS
far-thc. 'cdncerous portion having
been taken out without tho use of the
knife. The Doctor makes atspecialty
Of such cases, and bv giving his atten-
ton It'd one class of diseases has me;
with great success. I'm bG
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF co, COMMISSIONERS
OHAIGIMU re. CouSTY.

Orangcburg, s. c., Nov! 9th 1878.
,Sotice is hereby given that the County
Commissioners will let ont 10 the Lowest
Bidder, tile Bridge known MS Providence, on
State Road, on the 'lo,R day Of December
next, q! snal l;ridgc, Ut 10 o'clock, a. NJ, for
Repair. Also Il Bridge known as Horse
Range, on same date at 2 o'clock T.. ~, at
SAIL Bridge.
Also OH Saturday, Dec. llth, 1875, the
Bridge krrowplas -Four Holes, ut II o'clock
1Hans and Specifications will be made
known at the above named dates and places.
l'y Order Of The Board.
GEO. BOLIvER,
nov u -ot. Clerk.
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COUNCIL OHANBER.:

Urangeburg, s 9, Nov. 18th, 1875,
a 'eward Of five 'dcllara i hereby offered
for information that will lead to tho discov.
cry of the party or parties who gave the
false alarm Of fire in The city of Orange
burg, Oh the morning Of the 18th. "a
standing reward Of fYc asi!sTs ii 80 sei j. @ case
will also bc paid for I evidence to
convict any person or persons
who..may rsrretrate:. any like offence in the
future. GEO. BOLIVER., Mnvor i
Attest: T II MALONE, Clerk Council. III Il
nov 20 y,I4,, MI 3,I.tas \
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!

y-tl will offer atpnblic Sale on Sales dny
in Dccemhcr next. three good building Lots,
the Lots are situated 1T the foot Of Market
Street and fronting on the New Street lately
omnel. Terms, one half + Cash. Further
particulars given OIL day Of sale.
S. S. WALTERS.
nov % Ct
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
Notice Of Dismissal,

Notice is hereby given that shall one
mohth from date file my final account with
the Honorable Judge OF Probate for Orange
burg ConntyS 8. G. as Executor of the will
Of Anna Elfe, dcc'cd, and ask for my dis
charge.
ALBERT ELFE,
nov G-lt Executor.
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4 n. ROBSON,
y 1T1l?f1l*i.1ift'}.s:.I
6S EAST BAY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND
DMALERslINs FERTILlzERa m

CHALEsTON, S. c. November ], 1875.
Having been engaged for twenty years in
the tiugno Trade with eminent SUCCESS,
sdccmed it advisable to introduce Fcrtilizcrs
under my. own name and guarantee. have
made arrangements to have prepared a
Guano under my inspection and control,
called RODS0N'S COTTON AND CORN
FERTILIZERS. This Guano. is of the
highest standard. 1t contains, among other
valAablc ingredients, three per cent. Of AM
monia. Que and ~ halfpcr cent. of Pot.sh,
and fourteen per. cent. Of Available Phos-
plate. / also have prepared for men
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE Of The
highest standard. Theses FERTILIZERS ,nre
compounded OF the rurcsta materials, and
arc manipulated and tested under the s,-
pervisiQn Or. 81. i: Rayenel, Of this. .ci!y.
whose name gives awarrant for their high
character and adoption for our SOIL offer
these Fertilizers to Planters ON tile follow
ing favorable terms
ROBsON'S COTTON AND CORN FER
TILIZERS. '',
Cash Slipper ton; on time, $40:
ROBSON'S COMPOUND ACID PI1OS
XIX PIIATE,
Cash, SIS per ton; on time, $33.
Planters ordering Immediately will be al.
lowed to the first Of april to decide which
they prefer, cash or time. An order for a
car load of eight tons will be sent free of
drayage; but'for less amount 81 per ton
will be charged. On orders for large lots
from Changers or dealers, Il liberal discoun-
will be allowed.
| tuketfis OCCASION 10 return my ti,fIlx5 q
to those who have 80 largely patronizcd the
Fertilizers hitherto Offered by me, and in
soliciting their favorable attention to nnoth-
cr, pledge my bcsi efforts 10 merit 4 c5m.:h.
nance of confidence by keeping the highest
standard of Fertilizers adapted to cotton and
corn.
nov 81 ils 3h,.
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Deposits Made ! in the Corner

bsvIz4aH $3.50 stone, rt'l"tf
Peter G. Cannon, coin l7GS, reign
Of George=HI;al'cent 1855, U. s.; i
penny 1860, b.; 1-2 penny 1861, 3. !;
farthing 17995iB:;f.I l mark with
name.
j. +. Izlar, Il dollar, American; (;
roll Of Shibboleth Lodge, engraved
on glass following Confederate cur
rcncy, 5, 10, 20, 80, 100 dollar Hills
Dispensa,ion from G.. NJ, j. A. IIoyt,
to j. L. Izar, D. D. G.. NJ, to lay
corner stone cngrosscd OH glass by
laws Of Shibbolcth Lodge; cent u.
S. 1859. it|.-
NJ. l., Baldwin, roll Orange Grange
=. II. III S+t
LII. Wannamaker, roll Of Elliot
II. 4 l.. Co.
A. II. Levin, nicllc cent u S5S..
$. b. .Canadny, silver half dollar
u. S. 1853.
James Cannon, Sr., German sill
vcr 4nark witll-namc.
A. B. Knowlton, cent U. S. 1913,
with name ff 1
G. f. Gclrcls, Canadian 5 cents,
1872.
" NJ. Ilutson s5p(, notc ronc,d..
,.,,. ,.nr,,n,.y = Il M / n ~
j. II. Livingston, copy Governors
n,cssngc To General Assembly; silver
l.;.Ir dollar u. s., with name, j. ii.
LivinSSttn.sJr. silver quarter dollar,
Spanish, 1858.
Miss S. T.. Lowell, z South Amer
;,.an t.,in.. 1890 nj ] nD.,.l.., i,,,', M
syrio. .,oa., Al sSii1.f,5 "
II I;iuus. .;nauisl, coli, 177o: !,
nan. ,l:.,rs.
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+ : A,hor.,n,,; r,J, ,r Dr,,.ro
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,,.,'ro ~ 80
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No 1sz5 ,.~.S
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T.. a Webster, copy Of" Free Ciii-
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
',IjrOlCLAaTI.odl odl !
An abundaEpce off local ,.mpttsrs is'
unavoidably 5ro6wded6uty Of thisissSc!.
We hope to have more space next
week.

Minor SK6eWtoRs friends, eneoaf-
aged by"hiss ssihefeasiwng w popularity III
Columbia, have determined to run
him for tho NrstCirouit.t !'Mr! Bolt
vera arrived from the State, Capitol on
yesterday, and brought the gratifying
news that Mr.. Know)ton, so far in the
race, is ahead Of all his competitors:
If we should be so fortunate asto have
the Major for our Judge, then Char
leston apd Orangeburgcounties will
have genuine cause for rejoicing.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
y "A ,C.AISD.r .Tsr 4

ia sCARD.x a gxAI
DR.. j. G: WA.NEAMAKER, is in pos.
session of the Receipts and Prescription
Books of the late DR.. f. j. Olivcros. All
persons desiring 10 get any Of the above
Preparations or Renewal of Prescriptions
can do so by calling on
DR.. WANNAMAKER,
Al his Drug Store.
aug 21-Sln
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For Sale

I NWthcl(lh dav 3of' Dcccmher next, will
-rtl ut ,hr Court House in Oran"chlrg,
t:nc = lIosc Wagon, levied OH :ls tho
lrptr'y nf NJ. ". llu.h-, at the suit of
t;,o. II. Curuelson, under lien and mort.
gas'". 4 GEO. II. cOkNElSSON.
D,'a,'rcburg. 5. g.. Nov. IL, lS75-2S-3t
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FAIR NOTICE.

The nctt99ahts Iai Estate ISf Dr}SF. afI
fersner' and T.B. Boyd, hayebeen placed
in my hands for collection, and If neoesfaGr,y;' faGr,y;'
Tor SUIT. Parties interested will 8 save
Costs by calling soon. ,., d Fl, 7,
W. II. .GIRARDEAU.
i.1"l l,ta Trial Justice
oct . l1u 1R76 Ills G"f3tr y,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04

SPECLAL PIlA CYIC,E-
DR.. j. Miles Hunter has made n
specially Of ttlie treatment Of Cancers,
Tumors, Chronic, Ulcers, Scroiuln,
Female Diseases, Syphilis, Dropsy,
Liver Diseases, Skin Disease, and all
other Chronic affections, and his sue
cess in this line Of practice has been
a most wonderful oyontii tic His
tory Of modern medical practice. His
treatment Of cancers and tumors, is
somewhat eccentric as they arc re-
moved and cured without the use of
the knife, without the loss Of blood,
and with but little pain to the patient.
Having given his undivided attention
to these special diseases and having a
daily practice of large cxent, it is
reasonable to suppose that he is bet
ter informed MS to the proper mode
OF treatment necessary for a perfect
cure, than most OF the medical pro
fcssors ordinarally. We know Of
several Instances in this immcdia {
section of the country where he has
effected permanent cures of cancers
and diseases peculiar to females, and
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
j. GEO. f.D. vosEH,s o,)syH Ill qL1nJ
AN. OUTFIT ER.E

We want some some one II in :, everv 3s co,,n. -
take orders and deliver goods for tha o;S ~
and original G. 0. D. House Lnrec cssh I
wages Splendid chance irsevery IieSShbor. @
hood fohahe3 right lpcrsoh offairh4 ser
young or old. Samples, new lists. circnl,
ars, terms, etc, complete outfit sem frsa
and a. post paid. Send for it at once and and /,
make money at your homes Address. III. ).
~ n,,r. nALl ~ eSsr 1losoarei Ssrecs 1ais-
nov l3 A ~ 'E', ,!:'pk w =. 10 % titl
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N O TI G E

I,H1 4I5iii y. a UT Ii .nl,i 5val
Is hereby given that will sell on the lst
Monday in December, ut tho usual hour Of
sale, five (5) Teachers Pay Certificates to
tho highest bidder FOR cash.
CD. KoRTJOHN.
nov ~ St
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-04
u is,sol.;tisn Copar.ncrslrip.

The t'upartmcrsl,ip heretofore existing be.
tween .!of,h p. Fngle Y G. W. Baxter, and
loiI:g lt,;Siless under the firm name Of Fugl.
X i;aNtcri is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent. JOHN -. FOGLE,
G.W. BANTER.
oangcbnrg, s. G., April, 1879.
n,v 2D-:it J.. ID. FOGLE.
Dissolution oiCopa1'tne1-
ship.
The Copartncrship heretofore existing
ntdcr the firm, name of Crosswell, Carson &
Slawson, inning Saw, Grist Mill, and Gin,
istliis ';y dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against said
tirql will present the samewitlout delay;
also those indebted to said firm will make
immediate payment to Levi SlaTson
Manager.
J. N. CRoSSWELL,
tf9 + I'M N eAnSoS; sin%HSx
0rangthnrg County, S. G, Nov. 9th 1875.
llof - .Is. H.- I'll K. tst I'm :,
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We fattcr yourselves thut have LARGEST FINEST
CHEAPEST Of
, 1875-06-07

Regent information received in Washington
throws now light upon tho Mexican border
rails, 80 bitterly complained Of by tho roxns
people. There is now reason to believe TINT
ConT1SA, tho chief Of tho Grrnscr bandits, is n
regslnr oilicor III tic Mcxicnn army; that he
IL now under orders from that Government;
md TINT in Ills expeditions into Texas
for rillago md murder ha has bec'l
assisted by Mexican soldiers. If this
IL true, Tho Moxican Minister'S cool
tlisayowal of responsibility for tho border
outrages will 10 longer sutlloo 10 prevent II
strict reckoning between tho United States
md the Mexican Governments, In which tho
latter will occupy rather uncomfortable po-
sition,--tllnt Of taving permitted, if no.
authorized, General Of its own army to or.
gauizo nnd operate largo forco of dcspcr-
ADDE'S for tho purpose Of systematic invasion
aud plunt1or.
, 1875-06-07

very largo price for them. DalAAo
not smnd witl sroTrEs, TA,s. audi threat
unol him, wlereupon srorTEn TAts. gaso
1,im homo thrust by informing him
that tho Gscnt Spirit tn1A him q. T.)
nuver t., stcal anybody 5 country without pay
ing for II, md therenpon quito broadly 'nts-
mated that DEt&.o waa thief. DEtaASo
sail lie wasn't thiof, and SroTTED TAIL.
mid l,o was and thoro tho matter wns loft
pcnding between tho two children Of Nature.
Thou grorrEp Tail eai1 he wanted to talk
about h's Agency mnttcrs with tito Commits
sioner, as 10 WIS going homo tho next morn-
ing. DEIAvo very eoolly notified srorrEn
TAIL 10 could talk nit night about the Agency,
if Ao wiahct, turned upon his heel and left.
mil SrprrEp TAi1. tnrnca upon Ills ieol nnta
left. 1Ionors were easy. THUS enlca spor-
TEL, TAu.'a pow-wow mud DE1Axo'a diplomacy.
Tho appropriated observer can har1ly fail to
come to tho conclusion TINT Sro17Ep TA1I'a
plaiu talk was more foroiblo than DEIAxos
tlu1ntnncv
, 1875-06-07

tscuoY1rLp. Ytpcux, I1owAap 1<,aAu, DI.A1H1, anti
We talked the mattar of tho conference 1t nH*-
META Du.o Of Tho day before, ald ~ithont crrc1-
tn. MI ddsst to HVrre to itr"S FAR they MI
dreaded The lang al llarasslnN mnrth III rnrstt Of
,lssovlug ail !Hcnr Aruy,a march TINT might carry
,Is bnek again tho lhukatl miles That VT hs int
accomplished. We alt knew that II wo could bring
in:NsroxA army to bay NO colijl destroy 1t Ill All
otr: but that WAS simply imrosplhln In tho country
Ia which wo fatnl oureeiyes. We llscufaetl all thu
Irobabtlrs, aH1onH Which NaA whether, IT JnHssTos
tnao pe,nt Of Il, shor>t assent to tho escape ut
Irrr pAv1s ami hts fugivo cntinct; and tono oo Of
my general o!.'ccrat tther Lcan or E1'r, insisted
That II a.kc! tor, We should iFn1lac scsse to
carry thcin Ia Sassau fran, Cl.aF!eatun.
On tho 18th, tito conference with JOHNSTON
WIN renewed, and lilo teru,s Of pcnco wero
agreed to mud signed, aubie.t to tho approval
af Tho uuited asates null Confederate Gov
orn,nents. Con. SMEn,AN, layo J5t, pro-
ccctls:
Tho papers were dn'y signed; re psrted about
dark. sntl my purity returned to haIeigh.
On llieIr face they (tho tcT,nsl
rrctci that had no authority 10 mako nnat
terms inyolsing ciYil Of .rolttcal aucsfohs, but
that submitted tcn 10 tho prolAr quarter in Haali-
tnston for THAR scfn and tic letters fully explained
that Tho military situatton nicl that tic delay wha
an advantage to cared t!ttic whether they werc
arproytd molltc't, tllsaIVrorcd IL to:a; oHly
wanted iustruet!ous. stany of my general officers,
among whun, am almoA font,v, 'rtse 1tns.
Lu9tH anu Hiar. argsd TO nectpt The trrns tritsoHi
rttytnes at all 10 ashiy,on, but htfsr.tdthe latter
courst.
as tho grcat political blnslacr of tho War
| VIVA this agreement proposed by Gen. SzrER'
sfAS 10 Con. JOHNSTON in North Carolina,
!! which was not only condemned at tho time,
but has been universally condemned ever
since, aud rs tho t1ireful consequences Of
TINT agreement wero only ayerted by tho cn1l.
ton Of SHERMAN in making tl'otn dependent
| upon tho approval Of tho Government al
Washington, this statement Of Ills, while il
docs not relieve linn Of bis responsibility,
includes in that responsibility those of bis
Generals who agreed with tho terms, anc
especially those who wcro even in favor oi
making them final, without reference to wlsa'
might be thonght Of them by tho President
It will DO weil, therefore, that some Of tloss
implicated should rise and explain.
, 1875-06-07

them. The only conccssion demanded by
Tho FREQ Church has been inM1c, Nnd tito
triumph, therefore, In rnaily upon tho;r s't1o.
1t Ia probable, however, that tho riva1ry
which 1.as boen going oil for tho Inst thirty
years, ntsl tho fo,islness Of religioniht8 for
,lispntntion, will kocp Tho two III nntaHonihn,.
nlthongl tiaerp il nothing TO ayht abort, until
the stronger shall absorb tho woakcr by itMli-
vi<lual acccssiona. This IL evident from tho
spirit wlaicl, charactcrizes tho FREQ Churcl,
Assembly, tho Moderator Of which Expressed
llis conviction that nino-tcnths of tho Chris
Tim world was givca ovor 10 ANr1cIlntsr,
md tl1at 1'rothors aloouy nnd SASEEY wcro
tto only hoI,o loft, Which brings ont tho fol-
lowing u,apllatic declaration from tic London
1'ints:
Now, n buly of Christiaua which fcrtously regards
ninc+.e,ths OF protesting Chrsstndom giyen over
to tho powrra Of evil tnI forming the nnain of ANTI
oHn1sr. whiehifs olesl1y nprnted to to advance of
MMtrrn science, mid, lAttcc shows itself incapable Of
understanding the intaniy Of tho word seonce at all,
anu whc', l.nls its chief consolation under trnible
and is bos liopo for t!,e futnro In tho servlces of
HetHss htooDr ami 6sHnEr, nibt certainly 10 cs-
trcmcl out u haraony will The age IN which NO fiYa.
Tho prophecy which Lord CUcETunN vcstnrel at thu
ti,lia ut tho xeuratien-Lhat tic position IT tic
rccet1cra wouli probably n,aie slcm moro fanatica
tLal ercr-seols 10 haso bcrn fulfilled alrcauy. cvcn
completely than isa author could hava hat raa.
aon to EXPECT.
, 1875-06-07

It Is stated in our Washington dispatches
that tho President has selected, but not yet
1nudo known, tho gentleman who ia to DO the
snb-Treasurar in Chicago upon Gen. WEn-
srE1s vacntion of that office to enter upon
lis dutiea I'll Collector Of Internal noyenue.
Gen. WEasvEn's appointment was not In
either caso political one, nor WIS it tho ro-
suit of Senatorial recommendation or in1ll.
ence, but was duo rather to tho Presidents
personal knowledge Of hia fitness; nnd it is
eaitl that tho choico of Ills SUCCESSOR will be
similarly governed,