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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

kral and Territorial On G ers.
nor-Benj. F. Potts, Virginia City
Iary-J. +. Galloway, Virginia City
or-Sol Star, Virginia City.
urer-R. o. Hickman, Virginia
Justicc-D. s. Wade, Helena.
bate Justiccs-F. G. Servis, Va. City
Knowles, Deer Lodge.
Dist. Att'y-M.C Page, Radersburl
>yor General-A. J Smith, Helena
8larshal-Wm. r. Wheeler, Helena
etor Int. Rcv.-T. p. Fuller, Helena
ctor Custom st. A. Cummings
Examining Surgcons-Chas. Mussig.
Der Lodge; Thos. Recce, Helena.
COm'rs-JOhn Potter, Hamilton
)aguire, Bozenan.
han Land District-E. w. Willett,
~. Y. Bogert, Receiver: BOzeman
Land District-W. G. Child,
u. H. Weston. Receiver: Helena
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CARDS.
Don i. BVam,

|ECTIC PHYSICIAN-Office in
6dley's building. north side Main
Having located in Bozeman, ten
lis professional services TO the citi-
d the town and county.
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SENT FREE

postpald.-The Beverly Budget
Per week CASH to I'll, at h0Oas or
nne. Something cutireiy new. Ad.
|" once, The beverly Co., Chicago
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NOTICE.

a IL PERSONS knowiss tksaes!vss
IA in6ettod o. - viii paoo0e Co. ~
wsrd IA S6ft9e IL aAme, end eaye Dogoe
[se III A. AA4A6 = ~.
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|. Q. a. =.

FCOLN LODGE. No. AIOaQr
At Fort Ellis, n. r., every Thursday
G,g. Members Of the OEdsr always
PLY welcomed. Sea- f4sS
W. 6. SIMPSON, W. G. 7.
DCNCKER, Sec'y. a. ss H.
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County Officers.

htc Judgc-H. n. Maguirc.
a p. G. Duke.
! Of Co. com'rs. 2. v. v u Meadow;
G. w. Wakefield
EC.L. Clark, Deputy, j. B. Finch
and RccOrdcr-Arch Graham.
surcr-S. B. Bowen.
erintendent Pub. INF. L. Stone.
geyor-S. NJ. Reed.
bncr-- A. u. Mcpherson.
ssor-B. NJ. Dawes.
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The boy who emlgrAted out West wrote
back 70 his father, persuading him TO fol.
low. saying, mighty oEucry men sel
oflOc cut here"
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J. ]. Davis,

CTORNEY AT LAW Once on
Black street, BOxeman, n. =. VIII
zee in all Courts Of the Territory.
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A dog came up and sprang at Krone'
threat, but he seized the creature anc
threw him into the abyss which was a
hand. A second dog now made for thu
smuggler, and Jacob, thinking only o.
safety; hurled his pack at the savage
brute. and both pack and dog went rolling
down tho mountain side.
Give me your pack lie cried, taking
the load from the girls back, and spring
ing down the rocky path, with his daugh
ter following him. Destruction seemed
TO press close upon their steps. Voices ir
the rear frequently shouted, HALT"
Jacob returned no answer, but dsshet
on his way. Then came the report o1
muskets, which the mountains revcrber
ated a hundred fold. One shot struck
directly at Jacobs feet.
"T;s becoming serious, he muttered.
4 can 60 no further cried Martha
Leave me and save yourself; they will
not shoot woman
Krone laughed bitterly.
Leave you!' he repeated, and have you
betray me and bring your father to the
gallows? Come, jump along
Il never would betray you,' replied
Martha, limping on her way. They nigh
shoot, but would not betray you.' 7g1
Just then Fred Anker sprang up in thu
path before them.
For heavens sake!' he cried, be quick.
Take the GIRL answered Krone. she Il
giving out.' # lo 4y@@ 4a
Fred threw his arm around Martha and
supported her - she t0ttered along. When
the road was good he caught her in biz
arms and threw her across his shoulder.
OH Frederick" she murmured, what
. risk you are incurring. What It w
should be takenl You will b punished
for being in our company wh} Ell 81
sHush!" this was al the reply that came
from Freds lips,
Again came the cry: Halt in the king'l
name We command you 70 halt
But the fugitives ran faster, and then
came the whiz of balls again.
A moment more and the ravinc va.
reached, but At that moment muake'
ball struck KIoDe Ia the shoulder and he
fell. s6afs FOR the present. he cried
burning to Apker. Il know place where
I can conceal myself and not be discover
Cd. am hit in the shoulder. I'll reach
home ere long. You hurry forward with
the girl. If you make good time you ore
safe. The guards will have to rstrsce
their way for a,mile Gro they can stand or
thiggsouud. - - 60 FT
a half hour later, Fred Anker and Mar
tha reached their journeys end. Fred
had carried the contraband pack and got
L Of safely.
-Four koass nm; JasOb Ksoss paae h,s
appeannee.A Hnd Aad - oct = saIgeon,
md no extracted the ball from Krone's
DhouMes. That nights work, however,
Gnished Jacobs contrabasd business. He
lever eonld cax5y .. .taek aysofWaed. az
Fted Ankes married 1laftha, and II do.
lpg rsspsctable business In 6aafsld q >
iOldsmith.
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rORNEY AT LAW-Onlce next
loor to A. IAmme & Co.'S, BOzeman,
ana. Will practice In all Courts Of
|erritOry. .--.,..e,-..r. .r, 4r
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George May,

(TORNEY AT LAW-O6ce in Per
bins brick, up stairs, Main street.
han, Montana. Will practtce In al
; Of the Territory.
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ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
Between Main and Jackson streets, front
entrance on Main and rear entrance
on Jackson street,
Helena, - Montana.
SAM sCHWAB, Proprietor.
WV. SIMS, Jonx WILLIS. ..... Clerks

The st. Louis Hotel Is iirst-class In all
its appointments. lts tables are st all
times supplied 10 the greatest abundance
with ali the delicacies the market affords.
Its clerks and employees are polite and
attentive 70 the wants OF the guests OF the
hotel. .t .4 A+- -
Daily arrivals and departures from this
Hotel Of 0ilmer 3 6al,sbu1yS and all U.
s.. mail coaches. ..-.f.. ,atrrtEe
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GSICIAN ANDSURGEON-Omce
kxt door west Of Stmsburgcr & Spcr-
Main street, Bozeman, N. T. Ten
lis professional services to the citizens
keman and Gallatin county.
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i. j. Vivion,

rORNEY AT LAW-Omce. first
Dor Perkins' bgick bullding, Main
Bozeman. VIII practice In all the
s of the Territory.
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THE grasshoppers, it is said. are prcpar-
ing to petition Congress for an appropsia-
tiOn 10 savo them from starving, as they
havo eaten up every thing worth haying In
six States, and arc now subsisting on fence
ra'1a 81 s8 fss tt -s{s
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0r. "a. j. Hunter,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
J his residence, next TO Metropolitan
on BOzeman street. Tenders his
Isional services to the public.
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Very Low per Centage Of Profit.

Old customers will find us up to the
times, and new ones are invited to call
and examine goods and learn prices.
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John Potter,

(TORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
fontana. Will practice in all Courts
Territory.
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When Fred heard it, his brow grew
gloomy. and he pondered for few min
utes. Then. as if suddenly resolved, b,
left the hut and began to follow the patti
that Jacob Krone and his daughter had
taken.
When Martha had eaten her bread. she
sat and listened. She could hear the mo
n0tonOus fall of the water and the signing
Iof the wind. The snow had now ceased
falling, she gaxed out Of the cavern and
saw that the stars had come out, and the
moon was rising. How slight . thing
will sometimes drive gloom from ones
heart! Martha actually felt cheerful when
she found the bad weather had disappear.
led. She thought of Fred, little supposine
that he was climbing the mountain that
moment to serve her if she needed his as
|sistance.
As she sat there, calling TO mind the
bright face ard kind words Of her lover,
she heard the signal and footsteps ap
preaching. and suddenly her father came
to the cave with . pack which he dragged
after him.
Here, be said, pull it in, It is not heavy
but it's good round sum, though.
Martha hauled the pack into the cave.
and her father disappeared again. After
awhile she heard his whistle, and he re-
turned with second load. He commanded
her to shoulder the first package and go
on before him.
'Tis unfortunate the moon has risen 80
soon. thought We were going to have a
dark night growled Krone. But we
must hurry, 'sis dangerous to be carrying
the contraband over these roads. One
mile further he continued, then sm
safe.'
Father, do you hear the barking of
dogs? asked Martha.
No. no, girl, travel on replied Krone.
There, l hear it again. cried the girl,
and there is something snufi1ng behind
Us. I ann sure there u.s.
60 long, 60 long and hold your tongue,
replied her father.
Suddenly Martha stopped and spoke in
. whisper, as she pointed over on their
left.
There Is something moving, she said =.
Now don't you see it!'
The moonbear,s were slanting through
the pines and gave an uncertain light, but
no sooner had Jacob Krone looked in the
direction which his daughter indicated,
than he uttered an oath.
"Tis the sharpshooters, he cried. we
are lost if we do not reach the ravine
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:
|ary lien on the existing road until the first
section 10 built He feels. though. that
|snch security is ample, Is the land already
earned, II sold 1t half the rate which that
already sold had brought, will more than
satisfy the bonds now out. leaving the
road free. ~ Ess ST -
Another member of the committee, .
bondh0lder like Mr.. Stalk. and not an
officer of the road, said that the road -
rich enough 70 60 on. BY itself without
further assistance, and that tho bondhold-
err. IN taking hold o. the road, viii no
longer delay in hopes Of further subsidiea.
The appointment Of . receiver IVES secured
10 free the road from the annoyance which
small creditors could give 1t. and does mot
necessarily inyQlYe Z foreclosure. The
scheme Of foreclosure, Mr.. Stark and Ar.
LAne. the counsel Of The bosdholdsss,
a6id, was moi ! popular one, = Il w0uld
secessiiate : decree of the conrt4 which
would b difncalt 10 SECURE. inasihucA 8
thesIo hds besn default only ~ The interest
of the mortgage, while the principal has
nearly twenty-five years TO run.
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We have full line of Ladies' Goods,
as complete an assortment as
can bc found in this market, oil OF which
is marked down at .
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30
Some Famous Men.

Rev. J. $. G. Abbott writes to tho h,dppen-
dent as follows concerning the famous class in
which he was graduated from Bowdoin Col
lege in 1926 George Cheever and l learned
our alphabet together; Longfellow and l were
classmates in school, fitting for college; Haw-
thorne is painted upon my minds eye, as
silent, solitary with melancholy men, he
walked the college grounds; Jonathan Cilley,
who might have been one OF the greatest men
in the nation, but who was early shot by
Graves iii duel at Washington, rises sadly
before me. In the preceding class was Frank
Pierce. with whom [ have had many russell
to see which should throw the other on the
bed
Socially he was one of the most lovable of
men, and his wife, Jane Appleton, the friend
of my childhood, was certainly one Of the
most beautiful and accomplished of women
Pitt Fessenden, a rudy boy of seventeen,
was admitted by all to be the "smartest" lit
tie fellow in his class. Calvin Stowe was the
wit. You could generally tell where he was
10y the roars of laughter. John p. Hale, in
lower class was an incessant joker. His fund
of humor was exhaustless. He had ability to
make a frst-rate scholar, but his genius led
him in other directions. S S. Prentiss, or
"little Prentiss, as we called him, was mere
boy in college; but he was then brilliant, chiv-
alric aud the soul of honor. No one who
knew him could be surprised at the brilliant
career which opened before him.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30
No Chance for Il New Party.

The ST. Louis Republican, of the Goth, ex-
presses it's views on the subject Of a new
party in the following words:
The time for a new party has passed, and
not yet arrived. Three years ago there was
an elegant chance for the attainment of such
an object, but a series Of inexcusable blua-
ders defeated it. Now there is none. The
two old parties are fairly pitted against each
other, the issues are squarely made up, and
the fight must be fought out to definite and
final conclusion 1t is the duty Of every honest
and patriotic man to carefully examine the
principles and policy Of these parties, ascer-
tain which of them best represents the central
ideas Of republican government, and then
vote accordingly. Il such crisis IS the
present the people should repudiate all parti-
san leadership, and judge and act for them
selves as they are abundantly competent to
do; and let the people for once asset their
individuality, and thereby secure the reforms
upon which the perpetuity OF popular liberty
i'll this country depends. "They who would
be free, themselves must strike the blow" is
a truth as applicable to the peaceful adjudi-
cation of the ballot-box as to the bloody arbit-
rament of arms.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30
THE DE MURSKA CONCERT.

81 was expected bri liant hoase greete d
Mile D. Murs,a Sunday evening on the occa-
sion Of her last concert before she leaves Us
for Galveston.
The attendance was not only large but
com posed Of many of our most e-acting anna
tours, and was all in all about critical an
audience IS could be gathered tog asher On an
occasion OF the kind.
It is at this time perhaps work of supe-
rerosation to say that the Hungarian queen Of
song enchanted every ear by her extraordinary
powers OF vocaliz 4tion for the people Of this
of her voice She was true to Ter art as ever
before, and elected encore after encore.
Mons Braja, Nine. Sauret, aid the rest Of
the company preserved their high reputa-
tons already founded with ps for artistic
culture, and shared the hoEors in the vocifer-
GUS applause.
In this connection we canaot refrain from
mentioning the grand Knabe piano used at
Mile. De Murska's concerts.
This instrument, which has attracted much
attention by its purity Of toae, its remarkable
sonorous quality, and exquisiteness of touch,
might be considered as it we're. a veteran in
its way
From North to South, in every little coun-
try town where the cantatriee has performed,
this instrument has been used, and notwith-
standing the rough usage it has received, it
preserved all of its unexcelled qualities.
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sum Opinluns.

Anger allwus hurts Us more than If duz other
phellows which We git mad at
The best abuzed woman Of the nineteenth
century IL the average motherin-lav
have herd lies 50 well tola that a man
would almost be phool not TO beleave
chem.
lie who i pleazei with everything IL a big
.hool, bu. lie who IL pleazed with nothing Il
bigger one.
The man who IL allwus conftssing hiz SINS,
and never quitting them. IL the most onsartin
sinner | kno oy.
Next in point oy meanncss to doing man
an injury IL to do him a favor and every now
and then remind him ov it.
Experience ackts on sum pholl1s' yitals just
~ i duz on bull terrier he don't fairly git
over one whipping before he begins to look
sround for another.
Adam WAS a bad job; he had no ambshun.
no hope no reverence no energy, no pashuns,
no nuthing except wife, and she was too
mulch for him. Josh Billings.
Nhitelaw Reid has been reelected President |
OF the Lotos club. To manage hg daily and be |
asing q box OF Snsdlnes, .gsaiieS seuas, mSp2y
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ONLY FIVE DOLLARS

ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
We have on hand about $4,000 Of STEWARDS
PATENT AIR GUNS which must sell We
will warrant each Gun to be of the most beautiful
make in the country. They Will shoot through an
inch board at 1--WE rods One Gun viii be securely
boxed and sent 10 address receipt of Five Dol
lars. send meme n well-sealed envelope to
te 3m d. STEWART, Petersburg N.Y
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rs Special Meeting Of the Beard Of Tr1ysas.
held on the z55h May, 1874, it was
sEMI,ANNUAL INTEREST," OF FIVE oi pm
GENE. to Both April, 1874, making ten Der car.
per anAun on the CAPITAL STOCK OF The
tTg9n2?TBany el,1O0,G oGj, and cash dividend q
Idlf!TY per cent to stockholders. On ~
inoouns (s5l2, l55 ~ o. tSeir ne. earned par;ci
pa.nE premiums. "~
HARMON DOANE, Precedent
MOSES GREENWOOD, Ticg pras;sa,t
ED. s. PAI.FREY, Secretary.
TRUsTEEs.
Moses Greenwood, John 7. Adsroo
y. a. johnson, Isaac 9cSe~nZ
4 4oln - Il N sl' 2. N. IVamsldy.
Richard lIiiken Josenb " rs-,cu
6am'l E. Moore, A, Rf5t+in
J. /. Warren, A. n Ma,
Z. T. P1okner, s. p Sn6Tde,
- nue. tiieclandtr, 7. Lytt. Lyon,
n n f :, -., ". C. RAYMOND,
r. :. ne, james s. Prestidgs,
- e. =. T. Yates ssmaal q. Boyd.
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At special meeting of tae Board of Directors,
held the 18th of January 1875 it was resolved t.
pay, ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
L. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 3lst December, 1874, on
tho capital stock OF $50 peg SHARE
g A CASH DIVIDEND of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders, the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
3st December, 1874 in addition to the rebate or an
icpated dividend of Is per cent already received BIZ
said stockholders or their GROSS premiur.s
And, to carry to Contingent Fund sAe sum of
I'll O29 06 for investment in o. S. Government seeur
tiles according 10 articles LII and v o1 the amended
charter.
NJ. MUSSDN, President.
q IANAuy Saora+,rr
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Carolina Rice.

Carolina Rice.
225 s;erces strict prime.
In store and for sale by
G. NJ. BAYLY & POND,
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Kaisins and Figs, Etc.
500 boxes Layer RAISINS,
1000 or :.
casks Figs,
20 :. now CURRANTS.
For sale by
G. NJ. BAYLY & POND.
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Box and Can Goods.
Z0oo cans, comprising q general assortment
are fresh, inst received and for sale bv
mn'si G. y BAYLY i POND.
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Fine Sherry and POET Wines.
We are Just in receipt of
butts very superior SHERRY,
POET,
ole MADEIRA,
fron the celebrated house Of ". Chillingsworth
Son, London.
For sale Ia quantities to suit purchasers.
G. NJ. BAlLY & POND.
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Cheese.
100 boxes choice Z. D. CHEESE.
30 Nutmeg
Io) choice Western =.
just received and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY & POND.
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. OFFICE OF THE
Factors and Traders Insurance COMPANY,
No. 81 CarondeIet Street.
New ORLEANS Oct. /, 1874.
EXTRACT from Eighth Annual Statement.l
Premiums for fiscal year, ending Both
April, 1874. .s79s, 1925 Il
Losses PAD "lti1n the yesr. SO, 761 sc
Reserve for unterminated risks, 3Oth
April, 1871. ............. 1os, 975 ot
interest and savings Teceived........ III 1874 So
Net premium profits FOR iscal year . leS, ESQ e
Gross net profits after paEnen. OF
sllO,o0oin:esezt. .......,.......... 1877 n
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID FOB TIE YEAR:
1 .Gu4uLl. -...-.............. 81 per cent
ASSETS:
90tl April. 1874 s1.54s.7ss RI
Fire, River and Marine Risk. wr;tfes IT III.
Of
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u otiaAs&iIyr 49,.
JOHN LIE MONNIER
Third Justice Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans
At meeting OF the Board of Directors held on the
18th inst, 1t was resolved to pay the semannua in
tarest dividend Of FIVE PER CENT on the caDita,
stock to the stockholders or their legal representa-
tives on ard after the Isl Of February.
New Orleans jan 10, l-15.
Is J. w HTSCES Secre+a-,
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Worcestershire Sauce.
40 cases half pints,
10 cases pints.
Jtha received and for sale by
G. M. BAYLY i POND.
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E:asli Pickles.
800 ca.es-- assorted-mixed. Chow Chow. P,.ee..
Hill, Ca..liiower and Onions
In stol and for sale by
G, NJ. BAYLY & POND,
"a, IS, 3S, 40 and AZ Canal street.
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Sugar and MOlasses.
full lhl~' q al grades Of SUGARS, MOLAs-
SIS and sYRUpB, constantly on hand and for
sale b
G. u. BAYLY & POND.
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The above ftetssaeut Is q ir,tr .n5 correct .....
scrip frpDl the books OF The C5rnuanr
tAUL F0URCGY Pr 1eas;
G. ". Mort Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans I
Sworn to and subscribed before me tn sfb d.
June, 1873. p. CHS CUVELHR
Notary Public $40 Gravier eTrse.
stockholders or 6ananI W ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-13
FOREIGN.

LONDON, July l3.-At Moody and
Sankey's farewell meeting last night 1888
clergymen of the Church of England
were present, far outnumberiug those of
any other denomination. Canon Con-
way, Of Westminster, occupied a seat on
the platform. All present we're deeply
effected. Moody, while speaking, was SO
overcome by emotion that be had to stop
and was unable to conclude his address.
ROME, July ID -Garibaldi, on his ar
rival at Cevita Vicchia, on his way to
Capara, was drawn to the hotel by the
people. The town was Illuminated last
night. ol
SANTANDER, July l3.-The Spanish
steamship Bayones was wrecked near
Motrico, on the Biscayan coast. Her
crew was saved by Carlist fishermen, who
said they will be held as hostages. The
Carlists threaten 10 shoot them il the
royalists lombard any more coast towns
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-13

scriptive passage in the bible,
contained in the seventh chapter
of the Song Of Solomon, and the second
verse Of the eighth chapter. He further
asked her if she preferred croquet or
pomegranate, ard used other express
sions improper to publish, The trial
was held Friday and Saturday with
closed doors, and although the commit
tee was favorable to him, it found him
guilty mot only Of what is improper
and r~eprehensible in the highest degree
in a Christian mar and minister" but
that he is guilty Of immoruiity in
writing a letter on the 18th Of June to a
young lady designed to corrupt her and
to ssauoe her from the path Of virtue,
and couched in terms intimating his
readiness to be the instrument Of her
ruin" The evidence and the journal
were sealed up aud will be laid before
the annual conference, which meets at
Fayetteville next October. The church
has acquitted itself we'll by this rigid in
vestigation and prompt suspension.
When such a pillar falls, who can be
trustedP The old mar may be going
crazy, but the direction he takes is sus.
picious. 1t happens that he is a vigor-
Gus mar and has an invalid wife.