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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-10
Close voting for Congre..meu.


The republicans claim To have elected the
governor, but the latest returns have reduced
the figures so that 'no election by the people
seems not improbable The legislature will
be very close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-10

AMONG THOSE WHO CALLED ON the Presi.
dent to-day were Senators Boutwell,, Logan
Clayton, Dorsey, Ferry, Spencer, Cragin
Hitchcock, Paddock, Wright, Robertson
Harvey, Wallace, Whitley, and Representa-
tives Kidder, Negley, Phillips, Moore, But.
Ter, Crutchfield, Benz. +. Butler of Mass, and
Attorney General Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-10
LINCOLN HALL. THOMAS
NATIONAL THEATER-s NIGHTS.

NATIONAL THEATER-3 NIGHTS.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
Mr.. Redpaih has the honor to announce that the
famous and historical
MODOC LECTURE COMPANY
viii give three entertainments above, illustrative
Of abOriginal life, including
MODOC WAR DANCES
KLAMtTH MEDICINE DANCES y
WRESTLING MATCHES
ROGUE RIVER MARRIAGE CEREM0NIEsI
SHASTA DEATH SONGS!
by celebrated War Chiefs, Medicine Men of the
Modoe and klsmsths. Among these renowned red
SCARE FACED CHARLEY.
STEAMBOAT FRANK,
Of Captain Jacks forces OF the Lava Bed aided BY
klamath, shasta, Rogue River Braves a1d s.uaws,
ToBEY RIDDLE,
Comnissioner MEACHAN, Of Oregon, will de-
scribe the ModQs war and the massacre of General
- TAaf tts company . composed Of tis repre-
sntsS Is sho'-E ~ ascisl docs8lsHts.
Prices, 81, - cents, S cents, according to loes
ton No extra charge for reserved seats. mare
III n. BARLOW BEGs LEAVE TO CALL
H. attention Of Senators and members of Congress
20 his large collection Of PAINTINGS, ENGRA
This i me opoort9Ei n 10 peg.S5s Paving the
city 20 purchase his stock is the largest
Paintings, &c, packed with the greatest care.
BARLOW : GALLERY OF ART.
feh24 I'm 1925 Pennsy wanna avenue
MADAM T.. BASTEN,
Nl From BALTIMORE,
informs her friends aud Ladies in general that she
HAIR DEPARTMENT
a. Chas- Bsum :, and viii DO al kinds of Hair Work
st NEW 1ORk PRICES.
HAZE SOLD BY The OUNCE TO HAIR
WORKERS,
AZ The lowest market price.
TING a speciality.
Human Hair Switched from 81 ND at
CHAS. BAUM'S. 4Os It'll street
ieoIs I'm lntell gencer Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-10

THE SENATORIAL ExcURsIoNIsTs TO
MEXICo.-After the adjournment of the spe-
cial session of the Senate; several Senator'S
including Cameron of Pennsylvania, Dem
MS of Maryland, Morton, Ransom. Anthony
and Others, propose to make an excursion to
Mexico. They will proceed hence to New
Orleans, and from that point be taken To
Vera Cruz by a United States steamer which
has been detailed to await at New Orleans
The arrival of the pYcnrSi0niSfS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-10

SENATE CoNFIRMATIoNs.-The Senate
yesterday confirmed the nominations of God
love s. Ortiz, of Indiana, to be Envoy Ex-
traordinary, &c, to Austria Hungary; Hor-
ace j.. Maynard, of Tennessee, to be Minis
Ter Resident at Constantinople; Lenuel
Evans, to be marshal FOR the eastern district
of Texas, vice Thomas p. Ochiltree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-10

THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.-It is not true
that southern Senators generally VIII OPP
pose the ratification of the Hawaiian treaty
on the ground that il will interfere with the
commerce of their section. The vote on the
treaty Will not be party or a sectional one
II u the impression of well-in formed Sen
ators that the treaty will not receive the
necessary twO-thirds vote unless the admin
istratiOn shows cOnclusiyely the desirable
ness OF such treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-10

Captain Lull, OF The United States navy,
aud his party are hard at wvrk with the sur
Ney across this part Of the isthmus. The line
opinions Increase a. the survey procccfs
When last spoken w.th Captain Bull ex-
pressed himself much gratiied with the re-
suits 80 fsr. He found that a more plentiful
supply OF water could be had than was an
ticipatsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-10

THE FOLLOWING CASUALTIES among the
commissioned officers of the United States
army have been reported to the Adjutant
General of the Army during the week end
ing March 6, 1875: Brigadier General Lorenzo
Thomas. (retired,) at Washington, ID. c.
March I'd; Captain Henry A. Dupont, 5th ar
tillery, resigned, March LIST, 1875; First Lieu
tenant Dominjck Lynch, jr., 18th cavalry
died February 2lst, 1875, at Fort Clark, Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-10

NoMINATIOSs.-The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
j. Durham Kinsman TO be district judge OF
the United States for the west district of
Arkansas. Captain John c. Beaumont to be
commodore, u. s. navy.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-04

@criebune ccfr zines @aterS 1pielen,
In NQss f6 miiden, Mues reaeln, ieees
uneema6 uno usbel psrbaten. uno ben
Sdr9er mad Der Spee eines Secen, Der
Id als 8erbeGerer bsrufsn fdblt wiz
Der 8iuen beeIiden fol-.
Die Spbd1e Ger 8esierunastbdtieteit
miro oils cine unbe9ren3te aufeefaBt unD
Nufsabsn, Tel6e sans anpern Birfunes>
Nutoritdten sufauen, wsrpen benz Staate
susewiefen. Sc msbr pisle Sheen suy
8erwirtIi6uns ~aelansen, bsfo mebr
teuern mir rem ppIi;eiitaat uno Dess
pstismus entsesen. Wan baltic rubia
fef on rsm alien @rfabruneeloB
"Dasjeriee @plf 1T pas elldltdRe,
meI9es am penteiten reeisrt wirc."
Sn unlfrer Republit ioQte biss I'm, ID
mebr Die soIrene 3idtldnur lein.
als bic uriprinsli6 psmOtratil6e
Ginfadbeit Der Nesierunssaufsaz
ben, pis fe in uaisrer Con.
fitution pOrseidrieben IL, fid als pic
eriprteelt5er bemdbrt BAT, pie ole MO.
eernen @eisBespfuldereien. relde au'
Ger Nufahuus elmer ,pdterliden re.
sieruns beruben, (Suf. 8fr.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-04

Der frif6e, reIisiSie Self, Der In zen
@ldubieen erwa6t urb neu eeRdrft IN,
enbli6 Der ausemeine Seifaq auer Gu
ten fir @ud sbenlp ptele llnterpf1nper
Der 9Sttliden Duh. Sammelt CAD
raber neue Rrdfte unp erbSbten Wutb
gum Sample, uno sIaubst an Gu6 ses
ri6tet bic @crte, bic EMF Der ferbenee
Watbatbias an SsraeI eeridtet, als Ole
scttlclen @elfBe ees Nntip6us es gum
NbfaI BON 0lauben feline: 0dter
eraneten Start TT nun Der ueberr
ntutb, une cine Belt Der CITRATE, Ger
8%ewlfune anb oes s~rimmisen 3prs
mes. Darun. S5bne, eifert nur fur
ras @e1sB unp eebet @uer gebeu fir
BEN 8uno Gursr Batter. @epenfst Der
Ibaten Der Batter, bic fe setban in tbs
rem 3eiten, unb Sbr pereet arreen
8ubm erlanssn uuo sinen episen Nas
men," 1as baben in @abtbeit er
unp feline S6bne sstban unp Das bas
ben lie erlanet. Das aIlo wini6en
Wtr BOILER 3upniat aud GuG ron
sanssm 6er3en, suslsid NIT Der Gdus
pirtlamen @napenteiaanres. Das
u~nterpfanb ee6elben mSge Der appitclis
lde SeSen ietn, welden Dtr gurem
sanssn 0sreine unp allen etnselnen
Wit8liepsrn als 3etden unieres pdtsrs
li6en Wpblwousns In a0er gisbe CT,
tbeiIen.
0seeben ;u &om bet ct. peter, ben
II. Sftpber 1875, i'm rreibisfen Sab
re unleres g%pntifcatss.
Ntus P. P. TX.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-04
Oie bairiitben 8iieb6fe an SIS:
mig 2i.btpi9 II.

Oas am A. Nop. er1dienene pafO,
rals 8latt tn Ninden fir bic Graoi5.
sefe Man6en : Grsifne pnrfsntliGi
cine Smmeotatsg orfeuung Der Grsbis
|i6Sfs unb 8ifd6fe Baierns an Zen
R6ni9 2ucwts Ii. pom Oftoter 1875.
Das aftenRdf 1T lebr umfanareid.
Die SiiG5fe re6tfertisen i'm Gin9anee
sunddf tbre geldwtrre : Dcrfeuunp
rur9 ibre StslIuns als ndtmdeise
8ertreter her fatbOltl9en STRIDE IN
ga:ern e~esenlter per gbatfaGe, pas
DIE i'm oeutIden 8aterlanpe berrf9enbe
feinrfeltge Strbnun9 seeen pie fatbc>
ltlde Rtrde aud an Baierns @rensen
ni6t fieben seblieben Iei une 8aiern
cteueidt nc1 tiefer in ben Rreis Der
reIisicnss unp observation-disclosures d6te
9eriGen wsrcen f6nnte. >.Sn Der Grim
neruns an Die balD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eratttionen BEG f5nisIiGen 6aulss
empfeblen Die 8ifd5fe pem ESnis ras
nit benz 8liben unp Gepefben Der fas
tbCIiiden Strde untrennbar ;ufammen>
bansenpe Bcbl ieiues fatboltfden Boil
fes unD bel6rdnfen ff1 auf bic nun In
rrei Abtbeilunsen folsenpen 4efGwers
Depunfte. Die erfte Nbtbeilung betriftl
bic ~AltfatbOlifen~, bic 3peite rag
rte brittle pie grbaItunp
Der Gl5fer unb Generesationen.
Sn 8etref Der ~AltfatboIifen" rirb
benz f6nisItGen Staateminife.ium
WanseI an Dabrbeit unb @eredtipfeft
IN Ger Aufa6un8 pes 0nbdltnifes
,srirIber CUR fatbplflHen Rirge rprae>
neil Die Staatsrepieruna BE
,a~Itfntbolifen" fortp1brenD ais Wit<
,lfersr Der fatbCIilden 3irGe bebanele
tnD betraGte. Die .Nltfatbclffen"
eisri aber ri6t raebr WlitsIieDer Der fa>
bOIifden '&trbe neil fe mad verseb>
8elebrun9 aus Der fatboIflGsn !
strGe ansgefGlpfen pnrbenJ queen
Id feIbf 8etrenrit babel bur6 rCl@ I
abrerfunS uns gerIeuSnuns /
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-04
Sas S6reiben Nims TX.

Sas g6reiben Nins TX.
auf Die Npre1e Der britten @sneralper.
lammlung osS Naiu3er Sattpl,fsu,sr.
zines lautet, ME fuISt:
Den seltebtsn S6bnen:
Dem acknowledgements GretSenn Sc.
lir .. Zoe prdfceat unp benz ean,eu
Wainser SatbrIifenSerein.
DtuSP. P. TX.
@eIisbte SUbnsl 0rus unp upOfos
lil6en Seeenl
Der Rampf pel@er einf i'm btuls
mel aus9efp6tsn paro, III BON Neuen
in unleren laBen auf G1ren entbronnt
une spar ni4t msbr rte frlber, uur i'm
NerborsereH uno DereinseIt, lonpern Of
fen uuo nit Uereinten 8rdften. Sffens
bar 9sbt pie eamaIs, paS sleiGe 8an<
t'er 6eloer parteitn Spran. Dsnn auf
Der 8abne Sener, bic NIT bintanleBuna
ausr tEeilden 9ntereRsn mutbia far ibD
rem @lauben, ibre Stride unp Ssren or
betltste 3s9te fdmpfen, erhrablt pie
altebrwdretse eOlune: Uer it wie
@ott! auf cas anbere 3eiden cher.
ras 81: sel6wurenenGsince unlersr bel,
lisen 8elfsisn erbOben, bat pabnfnnis
ger 6pbmutb raS Wprt oeIhrieben !.
ueter bic Sterne ees 6immeIs rperpe
t& ieBet metnen Gbrpn, benz eSbfea
MIL t9 slet6 lein. Nbsr res oIeiden
Samples BART aud Der eIeide auss
gang uno Ute canals Der 6c6mutb
Der Rebsuen In pte D5ue binabaslaleuz
bert rarc, 70 reroen aud Sene nispsrs
eepOrfsn ipereen. rie ea hrsben, ld an
BE Stsue 0otteS su fesen unp leia
Nst9 auf Grren ;u nsrttleen. Dabsr
iraniSsn 8tr Gu6 Slid, bic Sbr oez
eraneet auf ben feitsn Sells, rem Grit
PUG ginesfteat, In Der ueber,suauno.
pap 0Ott nit gu& IN, unc boe be
gfprtsn Der 5Sae nimu,er ieue Sade
uOeIpa1tiSsn rusrben, fir Ipelde S5r
taltsbt-unbswesIt@ unit mutbiu ana.
BART tn hem beiben Strei.e. llnp ses
stsis Guers @lautsnsfsfisfsit an6 unr,
Grfplse in urswetesutiaer 8eile inter
fist ritp, erfiat Inns in ssr Ibot mit
6reuce-; fnD bod Der auaenf%s,nI;'
DE NuBen Gursr Gerlammlunaeu. Bes
ratbansen uno 8sfrtbunssn i'm Ram
pfc ssssl1 fas bsrsfntrs@enee unbeiL,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-04
Ser Glib ais blDfe TDrmiaebe.

~E$ O~%~%~s
Sn Rom wurre, fpie friber nitaes
tbetlt, Ger Nepacteuer elmer freiseift1den
3eituna, Namens SonsoenO, meubs
ltnes ermoreet unO srrar BON Seiness
sleiden. Sn Dem prcseTe eeeen eels
len Wsreer pulofn tirsli9 cine Nns
3abl aufssfIarte 3eueen pernpmmen,
ote iI4 weiserter, zen pur6 bas &C.
ieB pOrseiGrietenen Glib III letaen, bic
ole BON ger Nesieruna 8ictcr Gmmas
nuelS an9eftsllten Ni1tsr erfldrten, Der
Gic iet ia nur cine Ieere 6ormel. Wan
lele fclsenre Mittbeilung aus Rom
pom 2. Nopember
Sn Gem prDssb SOn3csnp tommsn
BOOT lshrreide Stenen Dor. Die Nn>
aefIasten p,e pte 3sussn fino natdrlid
aue Liberal" prer aaribaIptnild siele
slaubsn uerer an 8ott nod an bic
8irdc uno lolen cod auf ras Gvans
stlium i9m5ren. Sine game Reibe
BON 3eusen bat rieS nun Yerweieert.
Diele eeLte lasen einfab, ais Iretern~
fer tSnnten iIe ni6t auf stpos l6w6,
rem, mas fe nt6t anerfdnnten. Giner,
Namene GataIri eltIdrte: i'd 16w5re
rur auf pie Contribution, absr ntht
outs gDanBeltum /; renn Id balfe bic
9eifli6en auf cen Too. .Nber es Ia
nur cine 6crmaIitdt," iaste Der prd1s
cent, der Gio binpet guer GepiGen
our6aus nldt unp SsrpRi9tet euG
ni6t, Die 0ealiden su lieben." sd
l6m6re ni6t", wieperbelte Der 3eues.
Run fol9te cine LANCE G%rmabnune oes
pratpenten unc res Staatsanpaltes,
aber Dereebens. gatalct piecetbclte
er poue lt6 lieber pie 5dnre unp zen
Sopf abldlasen laien, als etnen gic
outs Goan9elium ob;uleeen i; CT perpe
nur auf lein Oepi6fn, ieine gbre, ooer
auf BE Contribution fdp5ren. Nun
besann er, ftd unpubl Su fiblen UNI
purre cesbalb entla6sn. Beim 3eus
gen 8uslisnni wisoerbplte f6 cisls
Scene, porauf Ger ApsOcat 0iQa for,
certe, man ioue Iber pie 6ormalitdt
PES Sdwurss binwessebsn. Der
S%taatsanpalt pscerleBte iib oter
pfe|em gori&Iase, neil cerisIbe seeen
pas @eieg fst.
Na6 LANCER DisfulIon entlfee mar,
rcrlaufs eie3eusen, .pslae nttt fdp5.
rem molten. Nun erlfien Elm 6rauens
simmer ais 3eusin por Dem @eridt,
unp als lte ibw6ren poute, erfIdrte ltr,
its let 6reicsntertn uno tperpe Dssbalb,
menn ie ldp6ren ml6e. ben 5hwur
ale cine sinfate GOrmalitdt betradten.
Das parce 5uae9eben. 8isber lpra6
man nur Don Brfirenfen ; Jest ldeint
aud bic Gpobe' Ger Greirenterinnen III
fcmmsn. Dieie @aribaloinertn madt
einen wlrpisen Anfans. GrRaunt
fraet i6 absr jerer nernlnftiee Wenld /:
no iino mir idOn b%tnssfommen, penn
lelbit pas 8eri6t Den gip als blcBe
6crnalitat anftebt? Nusa9tune eann
Dor Den 3eusen, rretde cen GtD per-
petsern, neil er tbren AnRGten pts
oeripriGt; fs p%esraeirsn i'm wenie>
items ni6t 3u elmer Gormalitdt obne
Sseeutuns! Nun besreift man bic
mOnfr5fen urtbeile In oieIen procsfen.
Wenn Ger Sdpur In 1talfen cine bIose
Gormalttdt 1T, welGen @ertb baben
oann oie @~asfassn Ger 3sussn ? Nber
60 fam nt6t anrers lein tn einem
sanre, no lelbit Der unterriGtsmtnifcr
Sonsbt in 5fentIi@er 8ammefBun
erfldrte: msine 5errn, bic Relietonen
llnp Elm SeclrfniB BEG Bottles, weIGes
uerldwinpet> icbalo ra6e!be gut untsrs
rt9tet tit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-04

Die Dolten 3ieb'a am 6tntrnel bin,
gtfrabIt Son Snses IeBten1 GIib'a.
guf ibntn raGGt' i9 fsbt trCBI isb,n
Sd prlte nt&t mad tnater feb'n.
Sod bTber trGus' riein Bid enapDr,
nnb idb' iG tur9 ein siiIten 1bpr
! SSn an bic 5intmeIspraGt tinetn -
Die rtief meia Ser3 ba slidiiG fein! :
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-02-11
More Encoura1inn Pro.pec,s.

The Philadelphia Worth american
notes number Of encouraging indi~
cations that point to "A general rcvi.
val in business activity during the
present year. That paper says
Tho export trade in iron. AMI tho
products thereof, has progressed
steadily, and the export OF the textile
fabrics from New England has tax IN
new start. The mining statistics
Of our gold and silver regions for
1874 show greater product than
ever. We have made decided head
way in copper, lead and spelter The
Southern manufacturing interests
have al made extraordinary pro
gross. The national banking sys.
tenn is Increasing in the sou,h and
West. Railway transportation il be-
ginning to recover from the rcyul-
sion, and TO exhibit an increase of
receipts In many lines of traffic the
country is becoming rapidly indo-
pendent aud self sustaining. ship.
building has been active in all dis
tricts, but especially in New England
and Middle States. The great in
dustrial interests Of tho North and
West are in an improving condition.
That the country is not really so i'm
poycrishcd AZ the croakers have rep
Resented is seen in the fact that the
general trade Of December Of all the
cites was unusually good.
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7 h 6 ? 0 S t.
MIDDLBBURG. FEBRUARY lltA, 1876
). GROUSE, Ed'r. y rropr


An act to regulate the right Of
transfer and descent Of property, and
10 prevent certain disabilities undor
the contract of marriage, has been
INTRODUCED in the Senate The bill
provides that each party to tho con-
tract Of marriage shall have the pow
er to dispose of his or her separate
elects without the consent OF the
other party. This is step in the
right direction. The causes that
gayo rise to the laws governing the
disposal 10y mirricd women Of their
separate estatos, are fast disappear
ing. and very few women in our day
lack either the intelligence or judg-
ment necessary to the transaction OF
the ordinary business OF life There
il no good rciaon why they should
be dependent upon the whims or the
cupility of men. who too frequently
marry them for their money. IL il
absurd TO say that a woman, any
more than man, needs commercial
education before she can bo trusted
with the control Of her own proper
". IA n class they arc much more
pru lent and careful in the uso Of
money than their "strong Minded
brothers. HIr. I1i
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-02-11

Some rather singular facts are
developed relative to the coal trade
The anthracite coal trade is almost
entirely at n standstill, as well among
the coal producers a. the coal car
riers Mining is at halt. The
whole supply returned last week is
u little less that $4,000 tons against
about double the amount in cores
ponding week last year, and yet ton.
mage TINS far the present coal year,
il 8l5,532 tons, being an increase OF
2S,926 tons on the tonnage to cor
responding time last year.
The Philadelphia Press has -
v'ry ptu aud timely suggestion
N view OF tho approaching C'nten
nil, aud the crrwls tha, cnrnrt fail
20 hc attracted du ing its contipuance
l. gays. "Nirnna ruiurd her eyhibi-
non = pro.pec'- hv pvrrrhargius aud
he senr,al speculative aivanc 'm.n
ri all prico-. Wnnli IT not b. worth
whsle for oar n li""?er4 -. an.
nouncc in aivaucr thit prices wi
not be raised beyon l.perh,ps, slight
percentage, ~ cover the general in
'rrase in III cot of living which vii
likely take place io the Centennial
year ~
From tn, Auditor Generals re-
port for 1874, W. extract the follow
ing The total number of persons ia
Pennsylvania who are bv law subject
to military duty il 3I7.i75. The
state Arsenal contains 26 cannon
10 27T muskets aud rifles, 1910 pis-
tolls and S53 sabrcs and artillery
swords The State contains the tnl-
loving organized military Officer
--,.ovctnor and Crmmander-in-Chicf
and staff, II officers Brigade Quar-
tcrmasters .; Brig. Aids de Camp
Colonies, Is; Lieut.. ColonII, 16
Majors, IL Ajutants, II Quarter
masters. Is Comhi-saries. 8 Pays
masters, : t.; Surgeons, l3 ; Chsplains
=: Captains, l5S First Lieut,nants
l55; Second Lieutenants, 1876 ; total
13s commissioned officers aud S.26l
mon, making an aggregate of S,999.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-02-11
ur-. NcllN"
tIif,.. atANNN

nAN'"' .,J " foar
fui Io,uniar Loss which nm incom>
10 ut nn', o,,,erly partisan Speaker
ing on the proud old
.Mmonw'aalth, might have stained
80 soul by eliminating in the ire
.oss of many precious lives
'~ Wolfe mas in The ight, and
'aseryes the gratitude of every true
in the Commonwealth, for
uayinS the nerve to insist that the
rights guaranteed to the minority by
the Constitution and rules of the
House should be maintained at all
hazards. Many Il man, of softer
staff, might have allowed the domi-
neerins and selfconceited Speaker of
the lioIso Representatives to play
the petty Nero, by riding "rough
shol over his own aud his party 5
rights, but any one who knows Wolfe,
Of Union, knows that his love of
right and justice aud his matchless
courage would not permit him tame
ly to submit to such m outrage.
Let the Democratic Press and
Democratic Legislature and Couvon-
tions throughout tho land for once
Sithholl their doleful notes Of sym
pathy from the poor, down trodden
whites of Louisiana. Let them cease
Aleir prating about the usurpation,
tyranny and Cesarism of Grant and
Sheridan. Let them for a single mo-
ment forget the fearful wrong newly
perpetrated by arrogant majority in
the Halls Of Congress Let central
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-02-11
SNYDER COUNTY SIS:

me tOnlnlOnWs|INH
Of P'nnsylrania 10 he Sheriff of said
touR'n GreeiiBg :
Whereas, Jacob GnnRier on the Iith Jay
oi August, \. u. 1874, preferred his petition to
our said Judg"s Of our Court Of Common Pleas
oi Sn der county, praying for the causes therein
setinrth that he might be divorced from tho
u mis- of MatrimOny entered into with you
tathhrine uaugler. We therefore command
You fatharino Gaugler. ss before you were
olnmandrd, that setting aside all other busi-
ness an excuses whntsOeyor. you 10 and appear
In your prOp'r person at n Court OF Common
Pleas To 6e held for the county of Snyder. on
the 22nd day OF February, A u. 1875, To answer
the petition or libel Of the sati jacob Gangler,
and show cause, II any you have. why tho said
Jacob 'iaugler, your husband should not be di-
vorced from the Bonds of mstrimony, agteeably
To the Act OF tho General Assembly In such case
made and provided. Hereof fail not
witness the Hon. J, a. Iiucher, President OF
our said Court at Middleburl, this 18th day OF
January, A, ID. leI5. J,CROUSE, Prothiy,
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ilation and State rights rest from
their increasing conflict. Throw vide open
the columns OF yodr papers, let your ross
trums resound with eloquent conaratnla
tions that Pennsylvanis's House Of Rep.
reseniatives.i instead Of having h' sacred
precincts barbnrously invaded aud it's pride
humiliated by a squad Of soldiers in blue
coats and brass buttons. should be permit
ted TO bow her humble neck TO the proud
foot Of the Royal Monarch from Allegheny
and have oil it's functions clogged by the
irresistible and jack. ass will Of the wis,
and noble pedagcgue Of Ewait college -
Harrisburg Telegraph, "a inst.