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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

HAT0M OF II. AND 4, bHlANn
So, l-neets every Friday even E2sb
ing at s o'clock Ut Temperance EA
Hall, No. 29s Second street,
n. o. Milton, W, @. T.; j II. Thompson, ",
Y. T.; G.. A. s. Richardson, W. X; q, II,
Shepherd. ". A. R.; Earle CAN'T, W.,E'k T.;
Bun E. Price W Tr.;.R r. w. Shelton, WV
o. Olsen, W. D. u; Z. p. Callahan. W. q.
B. Dunn, W. s.; y. G. McDougal, p. Wet,
CHELSEA TEMPLE or II. AND 7. 10. 2-meotl
every Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock, at theii
al, Brick Church, Chelsea. T.. y. Colby,
\, o. T.; D. T. Carr, Wv. T,i.R,. NJ: Ken
dali. ". R.; T. D. Rswlings, W. A. Ri >
=. Chandler, W.; F; R.;,W N; Carr. W. II
W. s. Rodgers, W. u; K. 7. White, W. d,
u; Chss. II. Lanham, W. g.; @. X. Egnew,
MS; R. j. iawlipgs, w. Chap.
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No !, T.. A.. n ;.
T.-meets first and third Saturday in each
month, in Temperance Hall, az ~ O'Clock
nm. Horace II. Briggs, G. Of c.; G. a. $,
Richardson, X.
THALEs TEMPLE OP II. AID 7, No. i-meetl
every Monday evening az ~ o'clock at theii
hall, corner Second and AdamS streets, oyCl
.ngine-hnuse. Jonathan Wood, W. q. 7.
John W. Brush, W. v. T.; w, II. Atkinson
". r.; John D. Cox, IT,. W. A. R.; John w,
Casey, W. r.. RI Chas, H.. MeDougal, W,
T.; FIT. Davis. W. U.;R II. Hester, W. j
a.; T.. ". Halle, W. CT j j. Bourne. W
S Ian A. Johnson, W. Chaplain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
Trust sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST OF.
ID record in Book Il, pages 81. So and 81 OF
the Records Of Deeds Of De OTTO county, Miss,
made TO me as trustee, to secure certain in
d%ebtedness mentioned therein, 1 will, at the
request of the beneiciaries, sell on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
Attachment Notice!

Before e. W. Caldwell, Justice Of Peoco To-
Shelby county. Teunessee-S. Toube h O.
VS.. I. I, Powers 4 Bro and Leidy i Co
IN THIS CAUSE ATTACHMENTS UAv
4 ing been sued cut under section 455 of The
Code OF Tennessee. and returned by the propeT
emcer, levied npon the property Of the de-
PENDANTS. and affidavit having been made thst
the defendants are Justly indebted To- plain
tlhs !; Toqbe y Go, in t. 9 sun Of S206 95 and
70 Plalntns Leldy q Co in the sum of ST. So.
by account, and that the defendants
are non:residents Of the State Of Tenpess
SEQ; 1t is therefore ordered that defendants
make their personal appearance before ri W
Caldwell, j. p. on the ed day Of JSnnorv
1871. st his office, No. 70 W. Court ST. in tbe
city of Memphis. Tenn, and defend said at
taohment suits within the time prsscribsd Nv
Jaw or the same will be proceeded with ~
parte,; and that aoepy of this order be pub-
lished once a week for four successive yeeky,
in the Public LedNr. "'
This 18th day Of December, 1875.
S-lUO-l0o-ll2 h. w. CALDWELL. I'D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLI0 EoTIcy is HEREBY GIVEN
4 that by. virtue Of a yenditiOni exponas tns
me directed frem tho Honorable Circuit Court.
o. SHELBY county, Tenn, in the case Of r. N
Judgment rendered on the Goth day of Msrcb
1876, for tho sum Of four hundred ava ninot,,
dollars and fOrty. eight cents, with iptsrest
and costs of suit, to satisfy aid JUDGMENT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
Tuesday.TJanuary 0, 1877,

IN legal hours, in front of the Courthouse.
menIhi Tenn, proceed 70 sell. to the high
property, to-wit: Beginning az the north
west intersection of Exchange and Second
streets, IN the city Of Memphis. county of
Shelby and State of Tennessee; thence norm
win sscond street 81 feet II inches: thence
wee "a leei; thence south 81 feet IL inches
the beginning. '''' W
Levied on ms the property Of defendant, w
and costs. H'S
Memphis, December 4, 1876.
G. i, ANDERSON.
Sheriff Of Shelby county. Tenn.
By W, d. CANNOs, ID S, 'nN
u. \, SCALES, Attorney for Pl.fntif.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
LOTTERY.

A PORTUNE FOR ONLY ONE DOL.
"A LAR FIRST DOLLAR QUARTERLY
DRAWING, at New Orleans, Tuesday, Jan
Uary 2, 1877.
LAuislaHa state Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incorporated
BY the Legislature Of the State for Educa-
tional purposes in 1858, with a Capital Of
100000, to which it has since added a re-
serve fund Of $3.50 900. IT'S GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. The season Of 1877 opens with tho
following scheme:
C1PTTAL PRIZE, eI5, OOo.
100000 Tickets at ~He collar Each
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
0n Thursdar, january II, 1s77.

IN legal hours, in front Of the Court-houss.
Memphis. Tennessee, proceed 20 sell, to the
highest bidder, ioT cash, the following de-
Pickering, lots 2, 8 and 3, fronting co feet each
on the south side of Vanburen street BIZ q.
depth st 1917 feet each to an alley.
Lot No. 8 fronting 60 feet on the north side
Of Gaines street by a depth of 1917 feet 10 an
Levied on as the property Of defendant
N. b.. Smith, to satisfy said judgment. inter.
est and costs.
Memphis. 18Th day of December. 1878.
Q. l., ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tom.
94.lO0 1O6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
Sheriif's Sale Of Real Estate,

pQBIIo NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
a mat py Virtue Of q venditiOni exponas L,
ne alrected from the Honorable Circuit Court
a ohe;ay county, Tennessee, in The case Of
~. W hainea ys.N D. Smith, Judgment
rendered on the 18th day of May, 1875, for
the sum Of two thousand and eighty. eight
dollars ana two. cents, with interest and costs
OF suit, to satisfy said judgment, eto., | will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

! 1898 Prizes, amounting to-. ............. S6s, 525
Write for Circulars or send order to
CHAS. I. HOWARD, New Orleans, La.
REGULAR Quarterly DRAWING on February
4, 1877. Tickets $40 each. Capital Prize $4,000,
eod-S2-ln6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
rEnPLARs OF n

HAroMA TEMPLE OF II. AND I.
So. l-neets every Friday even
mn at 5 O'clock % Tenperanoe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

Tho following quotations srs for ordere
rom store and small lots in s isbbinG way;
APPLES-Medium. l 50; choice, l 1929
per Dbl.
BACON Qoss9-Shoulders. q; clear rib
sides, 90; clear sides, &C; breakfast, l3e;
suEar-cured hams, eanvased, 16kc; sugar
cured hams, u%neanYased, IA to 1870; packed
, 1876-12-30
9nldnOi(d)e pspe(brn.

Wontrel, %. Oeiember. Bis
iebt limb 9 Gei9en aus Den Guinen neg
ubsebromten &lolters 81 St. Glilabetb
entIsrnt worten, unb @le lpnren oernrt
perbrannt, ooB mon Iic niht inentjIiuen
fonnte. Sier Ycrionen weroen nod
permibt. Sic 2clhcniNnu @ci6mor~
men 9aben Den Q8obrlpruN ab, oaB ore
SerungIiidten burA 3uiua gets tet wur
Den. 0le lrlaNe ues Tuuers 1T nod
nlht ermittclt.
. # 0 n, %. 9eSbr. 0er &apit0n
Der 9ri9g .Siitlano% mcI6e 9cliern up0
SonoOn bier Onfom, berINtet, ooB am
80. Oltober, 60 Wtcilen non LID MT,
TrontreI6 entiernt. Elm brenocnors (pef-
mutbllN ameritouii hes) Sol'0 II u'0
etpa 500 Snnnen 2alt geicbcn muroe,
SNIiclbe p%crlanf, ebe ole .SUtlan 5t
Stelle war.
9uoion N..O, IS 9cibr, =
Saumpoulpinnerrl III Sturnro. Hens%
lelaer- eountp. gi0eutbum Der yGlntpn
WtanutNeturin9-@pmp in YropIoeutt.
u.s. bronnte wrun Mor4eu nItocr
8bilaoelpbta. %. Ge,. Sc
nerolmojor S6bn .. Sonfjom, 5sfrctdr
uno 9%amOBmciltcr Der .9orrisulQcr
Srenncreis Comp" I'M 6 mmunneu
Der l Brigade Der Nationll0arOe pom
0e9'n9 brute Na0mIttra 5%clptmoto III
le'nem Siircau an Der 6rontit oBe.
@'e elndI9e uria9e, psl0e man fir Die
~9at ansutibren wsiB 1T @sloperlsssn=
, 1876-12-30
nfufte telegr. pepe(bea.
Ser &rira int Orient.

2onbo n, %. 9e3. Scr 0ftreidis
ibe @elonote in Berlin ion auT beion-
beren 0cfebI beg &oilcrs BON Seitrel6
mad @ien bernfen moreen iein, nno
man elonbt, boB Oeltreid einen ,pi6ti'
gen GntI6lnb bcaii9li6 Der orientali'
l6en Srase 81 foiien beotIi@tist.
Sim lebten 9ienito9e iiberidritten 500
GuHcn, meiitens bcipoiincte aopaaeriten
bic 0onau bel S6urnleperin.
Gen. Mifittin io0te ongebli6 bel @ele
ecnbeit elmer Gcbiie iiber Die ierbil6c
Qrmee: vSnnsrbolb elmer Wode per=
Bet SIR @%cls9enbeit boben, Cure Sup
fcrfeit an9eli9ts bes 5einoes 5u erpro-
BEN"
Scr euItan ion duf bic @orlieGun
Gen bes Murquis BON Solisburp &c
ontwpriet boben, BOB er 1i6 perlon=
Ii9en @eiobren ousicte, ipenn er Die
9leIormpori9ldse Der @robmddte an=
nc1me.
Sn Gcnpantinopcl 1T bic oll9emtlne
MuIi6t perbreitet, onb bic Yforte Die
&efprmpori9ldse Der @rpbmddte per-
wer fen meroe. Sic ungepibbeit Der Si=
tuotiou riibrt oober. nab Sen. SynotleT
brn No6ridten aus G%On1tantinopel gu
folee erflart boben loa, ooB Die Der
Yforte semo1tsn @orl6ldse one 3nae-
1tdnonille sntboltsn, wel6c &nblano mo-
den fonn, nabreno man ous petersburg
mcloet. baB cine Moolf5irnns Der Sor-
i6ld9c 5uldi5i9 1T.
Mus 9etcrsbur9 triIft Die Nadrl@t
Elm, Dap Grpbfiirlt Nltolaus ll1 anf Der
8eHeruns be- inoet.
Sic rulIl9e @rmee in SeBarablen
1ou 10 i@!e6t fir einen Selosng porbe=
reitet lein, baB @robfirlt Nitolan5 M:
gebli0 nad Ycter8bur9 t~elesrapblrt bat
er tonne pbne beocutenoe 8erltdrfun9en
aubcr Der l1eberihreitung oes Blutb
nnb Grri6tuns eines Sau%ptquattlsrs in
Gumdnten Ni6ts beSpeden.
, 1876-12-30
Gurupai(d)f Nabri1ten.

Sanuoper. Sn osn leetcn Ta9en
baOtn in Oen &r;ilen bicli9cr Snoultrls
eler Selpredungen pc9en Der I'M hddls
item Sommtr bier ub3ubaltenom Sns
Oultrieauslteuun fattsefunocn, mo
bat maa lid) oabln 9celnl9t. lobol0r Die
GntlAliebung Der 9teid5rc9lcrun9 lpe.
gen Der 9tthtbetDellisuug OeutiAlanoS
al Der Barrier auSitellun9 fsltltebt, III.
uer5i9lld) 3ulammenSutreten, UNI in Der
berclts an9ereaten Us lie cine 9roBe
Nu5lteuuug BON inoultricllen GrScu9s
nlllsn Oct Stapt unb Yrouin3 Suhuouer
am hIeii9en Ylaes 81 ucranltattem. Gls
nioe 6abritauten uno Vanftcr8 babcn
liN bereitS CUR i3eidnunQ BON Seitra9en
su eIntm @aranlleiono 6ertIt erttart.
DaS 8crm09cn Der %reoi9crWittpen'
tale gu Oannouer bat nad ocm Sa0rcS-
6 rldte fur 1875 wieoer nm $4,000 Ot.
Sugenommcn uno OctrG9t lcgt ube. enc
Wllllon 10. Die. AuSgabeu b%clicien
lid) auI ctua 5O,000 DC, wctde oarh
clc Stin unO 3ulNuB Der &loltCrfall
b,ltrttlen wuroln, 10 O0B auc Glnlagen
mo. 0eltrdJe gum St0pital 9cl0Iagtl
weroen fonuten.
5tcdOrufllN utriol9t miro Der Yor-
t%cpee1dburIN 6ran5 uou DER |. 9Oms
pasnle Oe5 3. 0anuouerlbcn 5ulanie.
%rIerc9umcnlS Jtr. 70 noe der 5ur &ri:as>
l1ule III Bot5Oam commanOmt mar WnC
eer OelertIOn pcrOadu9 IT,
saGer SIN &rciie 5Nmalta(ocl
we,dcr nit Glbuege uno WIpcnb ulelt
elneu ger adbt furbellilhen u .l15t09S'
Wablbe,rte, bllOet, moht lid) .e8ea OIt
@teoerwabl Oe5 9ano Sertoltt0llenotrtf'
tors Or. @arnIer cine beoeuteuOe Op.
petition 9etttnb, mo guar Don notlO
nail beralcr 9eitt. ON8 for lArtttlidl
@entra wabItOmItc III Berlin bat be-
iNtolien lNr Olelen lB0btbeSut clncn 6uo
Sort rIttSparteI 9eDorI9a GOnotOaar
81 emplc0lcn.
3n elmer 9%e6eimen 5iguug OeS &reis.
serIdtS 1T ole uorldulige Selhla9uabm
Der lciner Bit crmabnten etpaS fluoli
diem SrolMiirc oes YriuSen ociurlN Dol
Sonau iiber Den 60r0eroltSmu5 wcger
Der rariu entbalte. EN- llebcrtretm9 oc'
Strof9cleebu1e5 bcltatl9t worOen
Atan oari oarOuS fOtgcru, oaB Die 81
lcttun9 clne5 0oNuerrotb3propiie5 g.
gen Oen Prin5en uno letne 9l tb9eber il
paAlter .3eit bcuurltcbt. NaM Oeu Suht'
reiden Observation-Disclosures
, 1876-12-30

DiebtabL perindt ter so RI
unb Sranoififtun ar 8ciferl
Morqan nm ,met ubs puroc Der Giaen
tbiiluer beS 0uffmann Sauie in 9aa,aica
0err Sanes ScuqH. ourf Elm Gerduid
inieiuem odenfsimuer anitoBenoen}Raun
uno lab, ole er oufitano uno Die 2biir0ff.
nete, mic bret 2eute brettneroe &oblsn aua
Dem Sfep iibcr ben 8oocu warfcn ant
li9 babel oil Yier uno Giearreu qiitli1b
tbuten. ST f%oroerte iie auf, Nas fem ;u
l%olien, befam aber MIR Gin Sdinlp'wori
sur Nntiport. mdhreno elmer Der Wdnnel
ltd nit berS hulter aeaen oenOfen ftemn-
ts, ben ct nm9cworf fen babcn miirOc menu
CT nidf- feffyeihtuutt arrueisn nd e.
9er,, Sculp 3oa iid itnctl ct,pus II IN
atng oann nit einem Gnitttel in baS@aIt.
silnmer. Ct erfaunte oen Wfanu, Der B. II
Sfen uluitoBen woute, alS Sobn Qourp
aber Die beiSen anoeren tparen linn nnbe
FAINT. Geah 2owrep idlug ct nit BEN,
&nilttel, traf i'm ober mdt; elm 5wtitcl
Sdlaq erlt bate Bic ae,uitnidteW irfuua
elei6 borauf obsr lag aud SruQD. Dor
eiuel 6laide ae'rofien, sn Sooen, unb
ieet. BET Dem 2iA:e res SfenS fonntc u
auh bieicn Tdbuer prtenuen. SIS ipa
BatIep Haterion. Gr roffte lid mieNcr
auf uno iatug Eate ion gu Sooen. aber
Der britte@ ic0e Ser bintcr oerYar actlie
ben, bombaroirte i'm mit6la'den unO@ta
fern taf i6n aber mn cinnlal, neil ct il
Der 0untclbcit nidt gut 5ielcn fonntc.
Sruu Scuup, >ie unuobt mar. uno inci
nent anbern 2beile be8 Saule8 ihIici
b6rte nod Sen 2drm uro fam nit cine
mpe, bel berenS heinc ser britte9fdubp
als Narncp DoleD crfanrt ,puroc. 81
Don 2oper1 uuf Die 9iclcn aeworie1e
&oolen batten Die Oielen 9(ngebrannt, &c
oab oibter Nualm auiltieq; lie fano III
rem Wfana Oil Sosen i5eQen u'b 1ob nj
Die &crtc ibm Die &eble 2uoriitftcn I'm
uod' lcincr @etotuih iuhten. Die6rou
id)rie ourh oas offeue Ecnitcr. cu1p
retirirte, ul8 e lit) LOG mahteH tonnt
hiuter Die gur uno ihmano orobcno ct G
Mo9en!un9e Dolen no Ydtcrfon ct
%rirten, oa iie Scullp nid)t hbtrlpjnoe
fonntcn ourd OaS 5%Senlter, So rcD lpal
idon binaus9eQurQen. 9tadl eiutlcnlHt
nuten fam oer9{atbtmdhter hcrhci Son
iablcr 9tcmlcn wuroe 9cpedt uno bera
li4 nit uuf Die SOB ua6 ren l1etIt5 r
tern. Sn Ser &ueipt pom 0tobertS eattp
iaBte man Ool:p uuo 2owrep ob. mdb
Sotrrfoa h,ird9 Elm 5enltrr o"te~m. iSul
BefreiunQSueriut auf Dem Wegr 5nr1nj-
ipuroe pereitelt. Yaterlon, Der iih il
Dem Saulc cincS se'uiden Wa9uriB, Der
lpeeen OiebltablS perfNl9t wro. Deritedt
bate, ,paroe ipater etcnfaaS perbuftct
Ollie brei linostbelbcleumoctc Subictte
9err Scuup bate sur Belt Oes Auariff
500 i'll { inem .3immcr, uho Die 0lcb,
muBteu bu8 ieoent rs. oa cs bic Ginnab
nle bon cincm S6meineausratben wor
Sas AM GAGE iuuor ltatta funocn batte
(Fr 81. Er.
, 1876-12-30
Die Tnhk11r\

NV C<~N
1T tsttrnmt. bss gauge bisberise Ssilusrtabrth iin,s
Ipbban itno bur6 Ginnebmen bon Sobpniner
be1pirft. Sic 2pbbdber seisen att, md bic 6rantbett
ibten Sib bat, ~ ttet ie list nnS gu glei9er
so1,a seisedi i 1s in p'e bs ss'f festel sp vi' s aira1gi IN Ser
gabez9nitalt, "a Stanton Str., 9te1u, gorf, gebetlt
rorben, Inter ben @ebetltsn %beftnben, tt9 ptele
MerSte iinb Ipotbefer. Ote Sobbaoer untfrl6etcen
Ii3 Don anperen Sdberil babnrd, baB lie etrett aut
, bte &ranfbet etnwtrten, uao ben tranfet Stotl ent9
| %fernen; in pel9er Norm ct aud sum Sorl9etn
| fomme. Sic iinb eth @erbrennun9ss D6er Auslbets
| btnoSzQroceb Der &rontbettSltofe. Sober Rrante
ipir55 bet BET anmenbuus btsier sour i~Osulagsn iein
| eiaener Nrst. gScnn Semano bur6 bieie Baoer 9es
BELT tit. 70 lit CT wirtli9 nnS %raottal, 9ebetlt. wabss
teno mad Der bis9eti9en 9etlmetbooe PIE gttfet
| aepSbnlih qeiGbrlt6er limb ais bic ~Srantbett lelbit;
Inb ib v,tera t+n Sanses Seer lecunodrer arantz
| bettett etnlteats ~
Obelei4 bie svybd6er aue 8rantbeiter,. inntrIi8
uno duBerIt6, %furirer, 70 iinb bod bic @irtnn9eM
| bel ~folssuben Srantbciten, Defenders penh ie I'D
/ nod in aeutem3 %ultanoe befinoer, cams auBeroroentS
lid. Steber, ietbit Nerpens nno 9pPhHslteberi
perSeH is9T l9nsa, ssDs9nit9h INIT y 1 5;,, d ga n,irS;
sepSbnii6 iei6t fnrirt, QSaNefln6t, 3bens
t%natismas iper6ea oft febrrs i9nfat sssbstlt;
| duberen Rranfbeiten, Sranoipuneet, 0es
fdwiiren, ISerppbeltt ,e; 1T bic @trtnrs cine
ptobli9e II. fidtbare.. stnr Elm Sao TT etnret9sns.
aenfrebs uno bic iosenannte S,arms oeer
mSirSe,t eebeilt. Bh Iestersr Rrantbeit seben. %
10roseut Ses 3u6sritOfes NIT ieben, Babe eur4 ben
lrtn ab.
1 tebem Vlas I'm 2anee uerIonot, Der Rreis boa
aapesyulpers lit 50, Der hes Ginrebme : Buluers
& al. Man Iaie ib zine 8roidire iiber bic sohfus
n 81 snsltiSer pber beuti3sr Spra9e i9tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
"a Stantou Ctr. (Box 1891
Nsp Govt.
, 1876-12-30
Geutidfan0.

Berlin, %. 0eS. s. beibt, baB
Strousbers, Der Gilenbabulpefulolt,
peoer f%rei9s9eben, nod perbonnt, Ion-
bern ipesen S6uloen in Soft 9eboltcn
weroen miro. 0as b69lte WfoB ner
Soaft in &uBlano in oielem Safe 1T iiinT
Sabre.
, 1876-12-30
gireinia Staats<@ a5etTf
taslt@ bersussssebsn BON
9obn g. { II.
60. s! 3u0lite Stra6e.
81 m II 3, V a.
subferiYtiors 8 @retfe.
Nreitc ber @useisen:

@rtssre unssissn wer0sH niger sert@net.
NHt ober wehiaer Bel m btlbsn einen Squdre.
aue ~sln,eisen Hnb i'm gsraus sa sabfsn.
Die 3eituna Nib IN &iGn,one rnb tint
.,aenb son ben 1rGsern tIr IS Gents per
@c6e ausaetraaen.
, 1876-12-30

GO THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-12-30

beit. Seine Gehnnngeit nit Der Yren.
nerei- Gompaenie iollen jeoo9 imNeinen
isin. Ser Sslbtmoro erregt beocutenoes
Iufleben ii bieligen @el6dftstrellen.
, 1876-12-30

@Ge Der 11ten uno Wtain Ctr.
NGberes iiter bic SsrIGiecsnrn 8nAen unp
cer &sGrarten tSnuen tsi grcf. Nanbe SO.
IL GAIT Srcap Strabe, ppsr in Der graee>
ie erffast wsreen.
Die nculten Gdt3e perOen 9elebrt.
Der lluttrribt fur iunse Damn. Mat@sn
ato 8aoten, fnpet WittpOdS unp gonna
beNes, NamittG9S BON A bis 6 lbr, ben Der
oerrn OienltasS uuo 8reitass,. Arenes BON
s bis 10 ubr, ltatt. MI Int
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-17

The RepuJlicm of last week gives no informa.
ton to its readers on the subject of Belknap. In
an editorial headed "a Severe Morsel' it labors
to show how tickled the Democrats are because
"they think they see little political capital" in
the affair 1t gives no particulars of Balknap's
ofieLse, but does not forget to charge Hon IIeis-
ter Clymer with permitting Marsh to escape. If
there is no political significance in this exposure
of one of the administration pets, why is the Re
publican afraid to tell the whole story? When
it says that the President issued no order di-
recting the prosecution Of all who were con-
nected with the transaction, it shows that its
editors either do not read the papers, or else
that they wilfully misrepresent facts. The
President directed the Attorney General to in
stitute prosecutions against all accomplices, and
by that order closed the mouths of those who
otherwise would have testified in the case. But
Grant didn't want his family matters exposed.
When the Republican says that Hester ely
mer discharged Marsh, it makes another mis-
take. He was discharged by the consent of
the whole committee, demanded his pay as a
witness, received it, and left. The Committee
had no legal authority to detain him. We pre-
sumo Congress is governed by the laws of the
land, and they certainly had no right to detain
any one on a..subp~na TO testify before commit,
tee, and then when he had told all he knew, de-
tain HIM longer until some body got ready to
arrest him. The statements made by the
Republican have all been denied openly in the
House and shown to be false by the records,
and to publish such things after their falsity is
established, is the trick of petty politician,
and the last resort of demoralized party.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-17
CAUTION TO PUBLISHERS.

An advertisement headed Consumption Cur
ed" and signed DIR. w. c. Stevens, Munroe
block, Syracuse, n. Y.appeares lin many pa
pers in this section of the state, and for the
benefit of the press, we giveour experience with
the gentleman. After letter of inquiry, as to
prices &c, which We answered. we received the
following postal card.
SYRACUSE n. Y. Dec 18th 1875.
Geademen.-Y OF 18th inst to hand. Your
rates are satisfactory. Please insert ad "Con-
sumption Cured" and on receipt of COLUMBIAN
containing ad in reading c0luan, will receipt
by =. o. order Tor first quarter Yours Truly.
w. G, Stevens.
The advertisement was inserted ON Dec, 24th,
1875, and the paper sent regularly, but no p.
o. order made its appearance. We wrote DIR.
Stevens, but received no answer Then
we wrote again, with the same result. Finally,
determined to sin the matter thoroughly, we
sent a sight draft, dated February 9th, which
came back to us ON March 9TH with a refusal to
pay, and an endorsement will write" After
again waiting several days We wrote him, say
ing that If we did not hear from him within
four days we would publish him. That time
has passed and we are as good as our word
Newspape, containing this advertisement
may as well discontinue, and charge to profit
| and loss.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-17
EPISCoPALIANS AND TIE COMMON sCHoOl
SYSTEM.

EPlSCOPALIANS AND TIE COMMON SCHOOL
SYSTEM.
The Danville hteHyencer last week, in clos
ing an article in which it takes back its former
allegation that the Episcopal Church is opposed
to the common school system says:
As to the views held by the clergy of the
Protestant Episcopal church of America in re-
gard to our Common School system we are not
prepared to deny that they are enthusiastic
supporters" of it, We are pleased TO learn it,
at the same time we can't understand why it is
that in the city of Philadelphia and in fact
wherever the wealth of the church will admit
of it, parochial or parish schools are established
and strenuous efforts are made by the minister
or ministers of the parish to have all the chill
dren Of the laity attend them.
The astute writer of the article reluctantly
abandons the ground that the Episcopal Church
Is opposed to common schools because, forsooth,
she maintains schools of her own, and her cel
gymen use their influence to secure the attend
once of church children where they can be
taught the doctrines of the Church. lie would
have us believe then, that the patrons of all
private schools are opposed to the common
school system; and indeed the State ITSELF be.
cause it has organized and maintained institu-
| tons of learning which are separate and dis
tnct from the common schools. The writer
"cannot understand why it is' that people OF
wealth and culture should desire to give their
children better advantages than the public
school affords Can he understand why Pres
byterians, and Baptists, and Methodists, and
Lutherans should send their sons and daughters
to institutions conducted by their respective do.
nominations when they are prepared to enter
upon higher course of study? And yet his
reasoning would lead to the conclusion that they
do this because they are opposed TO the common
school system. The Episcopal Church is among
the most liberal of the Christian denominations,
and there is no other that labors more earnestly
for the general dissemination of learning, The
common school receives from her the warmest
support in its endeavor to accomplish that for
which il is intended, viz, the education of the
masses but as the public school does not de-
pend npon the number Of pupils in attendance
it is hard to see why the Church should be com
planned of because she maintains schools of her
own. We believe llpiscopalians are not exempt
from the payment Of school tax, and if they see
proper to support parish school besides, it is
their own business and not a matter to be re-
ferIed to as evidence of opposition to the com
mon school system.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-17

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