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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
Sir altsite aler aeitunatn if bi.

Sic altete aIer 3eitun9tn 1T Ole
.Yetins Sa3ette". sic bat bereitS 'br
critics %NNiaennium sefciert. SroB hires
umfanses uon-l0 Seiten brinst ne BOD
uur beIdrantten Ycieitof, Feline 9sitartl'
Eel, teiue Sfcti,sn, feline 5ooes' ODER
Sciratbs. Nnmiseu, ioneern nur Nesic'
runss-grlaie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

- Oas 9altimorer Muderbolt 9ebt
in feinenNnmabunsen nun ber.its %iOtpeit,
bob &C paet, feline Wadt aud iibsr Dos
Metd Der Sooten aus,uitreden. Bur
Belt circuIirt unter oieier idelnbciIiscn
WfaFenidaar Elm Memorial, NEEDLES Dor
Der 2esisIatur bon Murblano oen GrIaf
eiues GeiebeS Der langt. peldeS ole BE
gra6niFe am Sonntas Uerbieten Ton
oam,t Die Troidtenfutider, bic Srab
idaufsr &C nidt s~eswunsen fem fonel
arn Gage bes @errn su arbeiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
Sm 9aufe oisieS Sabrcs iueroe

/. .Sm 2aufe oisieS Sabres werben
foIeenbe 8enera!e Der preuhiiden armce
ibr ~50iabriaes Subilaum feiern: l Sen.
eraI Der 5ufantrie b. Sirdbad comman-
oireuber General bes S. Nrmscorps, am
20 Mai, 2. General Der Snfsutsrie 6rbr.
b. 8arnefou, commanSirenber General
oes l.. @tmeecorps, ON 2. @u9uit; 3
General Der Snfantrie b. 8oie, com.
manbirenbrr General SEES IL. @rmeecorps
AM 8 Oftober; 4. General Der Sufantrit
b.. SdmiOt, Souperneuer bon @eb, an
26. SuIi; auberoem Der @cneraIsguoi.
teur Der Irmee Sled. AM "a, SUM.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
L@in freezes @auner 4 Il d

9th fredeS @auner II u a.
Gus SSweeo piro ilber ben
8erfud zines ganners, bi: iammtliGen
WaEaaiere cines Giienbabnpa9ens burd)
@bloroiorm su betduben, nm ie canr
unaebinbert berauben su f%onncn, Sol'
aentes beridtet: @in Sonntag .tuurpe
in einem ELECTROMAGNETIC 9dte's bore'
|GiIenbabn suiiden CHARLOTTE tlhbHSs'
wcac Der 8eriuh sernaAt, bic RaHaaisrs
~ dIoroformiren. Gin Serr eagle bon
Ssweao entbe6te einen perbddtig aus
iebenben Buriden, welder i'm binterr
SbeiI bes 8aasns iab unb cine eiaen'
tbiimlid a~usiebenbe SIehfannr in Ss,
Suno bate. SEER eagle traate Der
Munn, mas Sic Same entbalte. naeaf
fce", entseanete Der Srembe. u&aHse
Sd min Sud belfen !" rief eagle bier
aus, wabrenb feline STATE cine ,icmlid
itarfe Soils oes betaubenon @erides
welde Der Same entfrnmte, einioa
,Sierber, GOnoufteur! 9ilfe! Define
Die Seniter, erareift ben Sdurfen, nj
weroen ale dloroformirt !! 60 1T oerielb'
Saaunfe, Der bic Baiaaiere zines Giisn
tabnpiaes auf Der @idisan Central
balm Iebte 8ode dlorofOrmirte Uni
beraubte !" Sic 4a6asiere fpranae'
hierauf Don ibren sibeu, bic Senite
wurben raid aeOfnet unb es front
senus 'friide auit elm, UNI bic b%etdubeno
@irtune bss Der Same e%ntitromsnSe
Gbloroform oufSubeben. Ter 9alunt
nit Der 8ledtanne iuurbe perbaftet IN
es ianb hd. seuus nSafee" BARN pO'
UNI Elm DuBenS 8a9enlaoungen DO
Ya6asteren tamit gu oetaubsn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

-3um Sdubs Der Srauen s.aen
Mibbanoluneen non Scite brutaler
@bemdmns bat bic 9egislutur Galiicr'
MEMS elm iebr idaries 8efeb e%rIaiIen.
IGe bieieuiaen, melde iid in 8ulnnft
tbatlid an ib,en Meibern ber9reifen,
inb namIid mad ibrer lleberfabruna uor
@eridt offcntlid nit Beitiden'
bieben iau ;idtis,n. Sic &obbcit
auf bielem Sebiete mub im ebeIiden 9e'
ben Der 8.wobuer bss @olbitaatss einen
srdbliden llnfans ansenommen baben,
font bate bic 2esislatur idwerIid ;u
elmer 10 barbariiden Strafbstimmun0
i9re 3uFudt aenommen. Gs lit mOslid,
oab oas neue Seieb auf 8icle cine ab'
idredenSe Birfung iiben unb iie abbal'
ten wiro, ibre sSeiber gu priis.ln. aber in
ben meifen Salen iuerben bic m~ibbanoel.
ten 6rauen ielbii an m~siiten baruute,
leiben. 8isber panbten fe iid on BIZ
@eridte, wcil fe wubten, bab ibrer
Maunern nur cine @slbbube ODER turs'
@%efdnaniBbaft beuorfanb. Ser &c
oante. oab ibr Senohe fir'S gauge Sober
0fentlid an ben Sdanbpfabl s.felI
uno burd cine forperlide 3ddtisune i,
Den 9luyenr Der Mtitpelt entebrt psrbe,
iou, tpiro fe in SO aus 100 Saaeu be
rpe9en, bon Der Slaae gang absuisbel
unb1 itbr bebauernswertbes Sdidia
seSulbis ~ trasen, benn wo Der &lage
feblt, sibt es bctanntlid aud t.ineI
Mi1ter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
O., n,,se. mu,Seu oeIteru bic Wr

= SIN @auie. wutNen gsitsrn Die YIN
flnae.@rtitel sescn 8eltuap angenommti
.uub bic na@itebenben Mit9lleocr ole
@usidub fir Die 9eituns Ses Snhpea9'
ments. 9 erfahrenS ernannt: 9oro Snott,
snube, MtcaRabon. Scafs, Sapbam UNI
soar. t'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

MbIer&SirR in Ssfsrion eitp
inb BON Der Surp auf 81 @ntlaaspunfts
iduloia befunbcn iucrben. Die @rano
Surp tat neue @nflasen crIa6en. unb Die
Nnoeflastsu flmo unter cine iueitere
giiraidaft bon ie $4,000 scitsllt wornen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

'-s @iltw DOB, aincoIn Co..
a,rrIdte lebtea 8reitaa Madmittaa Elm
sturm, Der bic tatboliide &irae ssrs
forte uno 'uiclen anbern sruben Sdaben
ouridtete. Sic Stride mar nit einem
8otenaulwauo bon $50, 600 oufsefibrt
woroen unb entbiclt einc pradti9s SrSel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

-@ouuerneur@ bat cine
Belobnuns:.pou 5000 fir Ole @erbaftana
bes Narbisen Smallwooo Starfs aus9e'
Iebt, Der am s.. Mai 1878 8m. 3.
&incaoe in CHARLTON County ermorbets
uno ON "a. 5ebruar B. 9. dus.b Der bor'
tiaen Sail entfob. lbsr b'1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
-Oerruiiifde 6 j nil lid

-Oerruffifde Gsar nil I'D
BON Der Stssieruna ,suriidsieben unO ben
SrosfarR.n gum &esenten MAIDEN
Oiss ,ulroe fiber cine @enberuna in Del
ruiiidem Rolitit uno bsionSers IN Oe'
steuuna su benz bon Der Srobruiiifder
8uttei scbabtcn Seutialano CUR SolJ'
haben. 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

= Ser Nuswcis ocs Sinansminiters
iiber ben Stanb Der Bunotsitsulo wellt
fir ben Wonat Wtar, 1876 cine Nbnabme
bon 81. 24O, SG6 nod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
Sn Dem &reisaeridt bon @as:ondbe 60.
Sn @aeatipn, 2. @ars 1876.
@usut WSasr, 0lGser s-

EH". Ln o'Up" IL AZ 80
Mary Gdpdlrf, Omen See; Glifatstb 9tt unb
bic untsfanntsn Grbsn Der perii. Sarab See.
Sect fommt Der @npalt bts alastrs unb iibfr-
reiHt zinc petition aus her erfidHiG ta6 Omen
Sec, Giifabttb Zee, Oliver zee unb bic uftsiann-
ten Grbsn Der serit. Sarab Gee, Ni6teinpobner
eieIes Staat,s lnp uno wire hermit auf GrGu-
den tes 3liasrs pom Glsrf befeblen, taB oSen-
N~snannts g,srIcnen tsnadri9t tpfrtsn, bab cine
Civil aiase stseu fs sinsaeittt perben, benz
;3wed III cine Srbre fir einen Ibeiiunssssrfauf
Sss ragnsbsns beldrietensn Giseutbums ~ err
%lansen: Dir fhrI. ! Der @ ! Seft. 81, las
uortp. ! tss norbSfl ! Stft 90, bic reil. ! bee
nurpp. Der Sstt 28, has ncrbtli ! bes ncrtStl
/ Der Ssft 30 Totpnipip IA Hanse 6 weflid in
0asecnate Gountp. Mo, unb iprnn btsielbsp
nidt i'm natfsn @ai-Ssrmin titirs Wsridtsbp-
fes, pel6sr am crifen Montas int Wai bssinnt,
sritrintu, 10 pirb Gin llrtbeil sesei le abssssbsn.
llnb fernsr lei 60 sercrbnet, bab cine Gppis bier
DON I'M rSermann Nesertifer" elmer IN @asec-
nabs 60, putlisirtcn 3situna psrSientIi@t wsrbs.
Sui Sunbbaufen glttf.
81. SirsN, gnpalt fir aIaser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
-sn 8oon biIIe eridob in LETTER

-SnB loonbiIle eridob in lebtsr
ISOLDE .tin Bruoer ben anbern. Gie
sobne bes Serausaebers oss ,"Tabstte
abpertifer", 81. Balben. ainsen nit
einem @epolpsr auf Die Sasb, Der mil
alien Sbpen sslaben mar. Ser Nltere,
10 Sabre alt, bate bas Moroini trumeni
in Der 9anO, ourd einsn 8ufaI ~entlus
es fd uuo Die sanse 2aSuns fubr BEN
9iabrisen Yruber in bem 9eib. @enis'
Minuten baraufiwar er cine 9eide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

Sepib Iobenb 1T folsenSe Mittbcil>
un9 beS Serrn 9sbrer Sofepb y.
8 u ]. IN Morwalt, Ohio: yMod ielten
bat cine Mehijin iolden .Grfoig aufsu.
lpeiien 8ebabt, Wie Dr. Nu0uf & ..
ni9's &pmbureer Sropfen.
Sn teinem Sauie folten lie. fsblen, be-
fonoerS bel Sieicr SabresSeif."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

= SIN Stuttsart 1T Den Sffsieren sic
gsnubuns Der Yiertess iisubabn aIS nidt
,,fanbessemab" oerboten iOorcsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
-wa6reno Der nit lsbtem eamstaa

-@dbren6 Der nit Iebtem SaHnsta9
enbenoen ISOLDE besinsen mi&t meniser
aIs inf YeriOnen esibfmorb in ct.
Souls. Barren u. 6bsrwoob. Elm rsidss
Yatentinbabtr erbdnete F&, George
0tuboIpb 9urrus, Elm gierpirtb, iaste
6d cine anssI Ourd bas SerS; 6rieorid
@olfs Gin iunaer gu&binbeE 0Tnste Fd
bic Yulsabern unb etbdnste f& oann F;
8rans9erlib. BON Ger Baferfndt aeplast
,eridmetterte f@ Den Sdabel nit elmer
Y%ifolentuael, uno am Samstas madts
Srau 1Ouiiai Sif@er ibrem 2eben Surd
grbdnaen..e elm Sube.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
g. ba,Iottespi

@batlotteSUille, Sa.
Or. Mnsuft Sonig's m b II II
Sropfcn unb Wruit-S b ee
limb bic beften Mebisinen, welde mir le
in u%nierer Samilie srbraudt babsn; ale,
wclde oieielbm Sebraudt baben, iasen
oaiieIbe.
q. Wf. Sartmunn n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

Serr MidaeI Yuns, 9ebrer in Gait
1raop, Ya., tbeilt ms nit, eab ole
9anbur8er ga m ilien W cbi.
cinema ieiner Madbarihait Srobes
selelfta hdtten, mo bab baielbii Ieine
aneere MeoiSinen mebr gebtaudt wiirotn.
Gr ididt uns Die Wamen BON uielen,
weld)en, burd ben Sebrauh BON DR..
Nu9uf &6n los Sam urge
McoiSinen, gebolfen uurOe. y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

SER Sobn q a-is. @romwca, lluiom
60, Ya., idreibt: @ir baben Die Srop'
fen nit Grfclg gebrouht uno haben bic,
iel5en bel Gilt uno Sung CUTE Ticnite
setban, 10 oab i'd nid,t alsbr obne o~ieicl'
ben iein modte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

nag- eduerbel & &ubn erbaIten tag.
lid bel Cypress friide Mutcrn, bic Ee
gu biligen 1rciicn pcrtaufcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

ga gbonnirt auf cas- SolisbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

" III er Yotnt, 81. g.. 10. Sui. 1873.
8or adt Woden rntipann iidl bel mir
cine 8ranfbeit, melAe uus Shwddc.
Srufidmersen, llnperbaulidfcit unb an,
bern bapon abbanDenhen 9eincn betaho
Ourd Den @ebraud BON DR.. Iuanl
|&6ni0'S s m lie Mebisinen
bin i'd. gott fei Sanf, 10 ipcit hcrgcitrlt.
bab i) meine alte 8cidaitianna miere'
ibernsbaen fann. Sd fanm baber eiei'
rpunhertaren MebiSinen allen 9:lScnosr
nit sutcnl @ewiIen empfeblen.
Gbas. 9aup mann
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

9 timmea aus BEN .Scnf DIRE.
Gen".Nifriften - Wir ubieltcn
bon u. Is. Moams aus Mormaupllls.
&as., einen 8ricf, wcldtr nebit auocrcm
SntcreEanten SelNcuoes cntbdli: sd
NOR felt mebreren Sabren %leipcno, mas
nod benz @uSiprude Ger M.rstc cintr
Storung meiner 9eber ,u,uihreibtn mar.
SD acbraudte DR.. @u9ut Sonig's
s an bur9er Sropfen uuN RIanre
nun, baB mein 2ebensboum mieN.r iriid
au eriinen unfdngt, oenn ih fible mid
wOblcr ipie nie 3uuor
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
Tho Moore. Creek Centennial.

The rich centennial memories of North
Carolina, we are glad to see, are proudly
celebrated by the children of the Old North
State. Last year the Mecklenburg Declara-
ton had its hundredth anniversary appro-
priately honored, and to-day North Carolina
celebrates the battle which took place on the
9th of February, 1776, at the Widow
Moore's Greek Bridge. In another column
our Wilmington correspondent describes
the echo of the shot fired at Concord
on it's reverberating way ''round the
world" North Carolina stands out nobly in
the records of that time of heavenly hope
and manly endeavor. 1t will be seen, how
ever, in the story of this victory for liberty,
that, while Massachusetts, had to contend
against the British soldiery, the militia and
minute men, led by Caswell and Ellington,
were opposed by their fellow settlers of
Highland descent under Macdonald. The
sturdy Irish Presbyterians and English set
tiers who fought at Moores Greek found foe
men worthy of their steel in the survivors
and descendants of the Scotchmen who
hazarded their lives in the cause of
Charles Edward at Culloden. 1t is
strange enough to see those who
owed the bitterest grudge to the House
of Hanover laying down their lives in de-
fence of its assumption to rule in America.
But, so it was, and the misfortunes of '45
overlook the Highlanders in their attempt to
prop the power here which had crushed
them in their native land. The double de-
feat lays no stain upon Scotch valor, but the
shaping power of Providence or destiny is
seen in both struggles. History has seen
few more mischievously worthless rulers
than the House of Stuart furnished, and like
British rule in America, this royal house had
to pay the penalty of misgovern-
ment by extinction. Hence the battle
of Moore's Greek becomes especially inter-
esting as a study. At Concord it was shown
that the foreign soldier would be opposed
to the death at Moore's Greek IL was pro-
claimed that the domestic partisan of tho
foreign oppressor would have TO answer for
himself at the bayonet's point. Thus were
events shaping themselves in the early part
of lT7G for the grand Declaration which was
TO be made on the Fourth Of July, and thus
South and North we gather up like jewels
the centennial memories which strew the
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

half, for Notifications two millions and for
the armament of Notifications million and
a quarter. in all four and three-quarter mill
ions, Of which the House ought not to give
him more than the odd seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, and thus save four
millions more, without the least danger
to the country. That would make a total
saving of eleven and half Millions very
handsome sum for this centennial year of
peace and jubilee.
We conclude with one suggestion. Any
scheme of proper and necessary economy
such as we have suggested will relieve from
their present duties a number of very able,
thoroughly trained and highly educated army
officers. 1t is not necessary for the House to
put these gentlemen on half pay or to retire
them from active service If the friends of
reform in the public service are in earnest
they have here force ready at hand to help
them. No part of the public service needs
reformation much as the Indian Bureau.
Let the House direct that the two superin-
tendents of Indian affairs the seventy
agents, the seven special agents, the three
lndlan inspectors ana inc very numerous
persons otherwise concerned in distributing
treaty goods and attending to the ''civiliza-
ton" of the Indians, shall be selected from
army officers. In that capacity they will be
extremely useful. When army officers only
are made Indian agents we shall have taken
the first real step toward the civilization of
these so-called wards of the nation" We
shall take another occasion to review the
naval estimates.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
impeachment of Governor Kellogg.

impeachment OF Governor Kellogg.
We fear the democrats of the Louisiana
House of Representatives will perpetrate q
great blunder to-day by their contemplated
impeachment of Governor Kellogg. They
can have no expectation of securing his con-
viction in trial by the republican Senate.
The movement is a trick. more dexterous
than wise, for putting the democratic
Speaker of the House in temporary posses
sion of the gubernatorial chair with a view to
the next election. 1t is not so much an act
of justice against a criminal as scheme for
gaining party advantage. By the constitu-
tion of Louisiana an impeached officer is
suspended from his functions until the con-
clusion of his trial, and in Kelloggs cas-
it is calculated that such suspension would
be equivalent to an absolute removal The
Legislature is about to adjourn and will not
meet again in regular session until next JAN
uary, when Governor Kellogg's term will
have expired. If he is impeached now, and
the Senate should not be in session to try
him until the Legislature meets next year,
the impeachment would have the same prac-
teal effect as a conviction and sentence
which is the result aimed at by the demo-
Gratis
In order to get beforehand with his ene-
mics and defeat their game Governor Kel-
logg has called an extra session of the Legis-
lature to meet Immediately after the adjourn
ment; but his authority to issue such
n call is disputed on some techni-
cality of which we cannot judge not
having copy of the Louisiana constitution
at hand. But if the republican Senate re-
spends to the call the trial will proceed
and there can be no doubt of a prompt
acquittal. If this is accepted as valid the
democrats will have made great furry for
nothing but if the right of the Senate to try
and acquit is disputed the State will be dis
turbed by new bloody conflict leading to
federal interference for restoring tranquility.
There is no excuse for incurring so great
danger and as the whole movement is
political trick the public sentiment of the
country would Justify federal interference.
That unfortunate State has suffered enough
from civil disturbances, and it is to be hoped
that the passions of reckless politicians will be
held in check by the united public opinion
Of the business classes, who have nothing to
gain and much to lose by q renewal of the
old conflicts.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
An Excellent Example Set by the Conn
ing English Professional ORrsmen.

ing English Professional Oarsmen.
Boyd, Chambers, Bagnall and Nicholson,
very fast English professional four, are
which our best rowers, both professional
and amateur, may we'll follow They ask
any four men in England to row them a
race, not many weeks hence, over either the
Thames or Tyne championship course. II
this challenge is declined or if they win they
will assume the title of champions of Eng
land This will settle in the fairest possible
way who really deserve that title, and
remove any doubts ON a point which
might, perhaps, afterward become i'm
portant. Thereupon. if successful, they
purpose coming directly to this country to
train for the Centennial races in late August
and early September. Thus they are not only
together early, and so have abundant time
to get into the best condition and thoroughly
learn the course, but they will have proved
that they really deserve place in that race
at all. For, unless we are mistaken, the
Schuylkill track will not properly accommo-
date more than four crews abreast, and there
is every indication that in that race there will
be several crews still abreast even far into
the second mile. The probable competing
crews for any one of the contests will almost
certainly far exceed this number. To row the
race in heats, even though arranged with the
best of judgment. might throw entirely out
of the great event-the final heat-some
crews which ought to be in it, and
which could beat some of those which
would so get in, and it is simply impossi-
BILE to get the conditions for the different
heats absolutely the same, to say nothing of
the abundant opportunity for faulty manage
ment and the tiring of the vast assembly by
needless delays
1t would be well, then, for all creys which
mean to enter to meet several weeks before,
either on that track or at Saratoga, and de-
termine who are the champions of our own
country in their respective classes. This
would save many of local repute and an over
estimate of their powers the modification
of so public and pronounced q defeat as
would be in store for them in the great event,
and would only admit to the latter men
worthy of place in it. Already the two
Boston teams have arranged for just such
preliminary trial, or, rather, for two such, the
first to be next Monday, the second in
june. If the Longshores, of Portland,
the team already made up at Halifax and the
Paris crew of st. John should join them in
these meetings it would thoroughly sift the
claims of all American professional crews
east of the Hudson to place in this great
race, while the Wards, Biglins and the Pitts
burgers could, by similar trials, tell who had
better stay at home. Another and excellent
result would be that the winners could, by
trying the best man in the other crews in the
place of their own poorest one, make not
unlikely most advantageous changes, suf.
ficiently so even to retain the worlds cham
pionship on this side of the water, while on
the present plan it may slip away, though
even only by a foot.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

THE OUTCOME OF THE SABBATH PULPrTs,
as sketched in our columns to-day, presents
a body of striking and inspiriting thoughts.
In the Catholic churches the shadow of the
Lenten season was thrown across the SER
vices, and the soul beauties that may
grow from bodily self-denial formed in great
part the theme of the Catholic preachers.
Mr.. Beecher, who, of late, almost always
strikes on agonizing chord from the pages
of the Holy Book, preached on the
sweet uses of adversely with beauty and
pathos as though every fibre of his
intellectual organization was pleading his
own cause in drawing out the deep harmonies
that vibrate from the sufferings of oil the
world. Trials, he says, are given us to test
our capacity to triumph over theni ana Dr
Hall follows out this thought in teaching that
what is easy of attainment is always cheap
and little appreciated. Mr.. rockingham IN
his sermon on Rights and Duties, seems 70
have had this position Of man toward his
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

goou ana evil fortune IN view; but ne got no
further in defining the duties of man than
the French Assembly in the opening of the
Revolution. which compromised the question
by simply affirming that the duties of the
citizen lay in respecting the rights of man.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

SUSAN b. ANTHONY has once more fallen
into the hands of the Beecher scandalites,
and we learn from Council Bluffs, where the
smallpox was introduced to the Indians by
means of infected clothing, that the redoubt-
able Susan is firm believer in Mr.. Beecher's
guilt and that Mrs. Tilton confessed it to
her. She might have unburdened her virgin
heart of all this without going to the banks
of the Missouri.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

THE ADHERENCE OF THE Due DEcAzEs to
the Republic, rs presented in his letter to
the electors of the Eighth ACCOMPLISHMENT,
will probably increase his chances Of head
ing the poll. The cat jumps in that direc-
fion inst now
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

A GENEROUS RELINoUIsHMENr in the in
terest of the Spanish people is the way Don
Carlos puts his abandonment of the fight
against Don Alfonso now that he has no re-
sources for continuing the struggle. 1t
would have looked a little more considerate
10 the people of Spain if he had come to
This determination q couple of years ago.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

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The New York herald., 1876-02-28

SOME New Books are reviewed in another
part of this issue. Biography, reminiscence,
history and novels find place there.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the ,oeather to-day ,oW be 1dr,ner and
hredtening 'oih possibly rain or sno,o
The New York herald., 1876-02-28

THE WILLIAMSBURG DUEIIIsTs cut q very
station house yesterday morning without
having fulfilled their bloody intentions
upon each other.