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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WILLIAM WADE
IS.
JOHN b. SNoDE AND OTHERS.

JOHN B. SNoDE AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
April 9th, 1876.
TTHE object of this suit is to procure a
L decree for the sale of certain norgaged premises
in Cecil county, which We're. the 10th day of Fehru-
airy, 1871 mortgagcd by the defendant John b. Snode
and Elizabeth Snode his wife, now deceased to the
complainant.
The Bill states that the 10th day of Febru ~ 1S7!
the said John r. Snoe and Elizabeth Snoir his wife.
conveyed certain real estate. which is particularly de
scribed in the Bill and its accompanying exhibit unto
the complainant by way of mortgage the pay
mcnt of $500 with interest from that date before
the 10th day of February, 1872.
That the said Elizabeth Snode, who the owner in
fee of said land has since departed this life interstate.
without issue, leaving surviving her the said John B.
Snude, her husband and sister Margaret Crows. wife
Of Joseph Crows, sister Mary McQuilkin, "a sister
Sarah Dallas, brother George Crows. and tw" daugh-
tiers of deceased sister Jane McFall, to.wt: Annie
Anderson. f. of John Anderson. and RebeCca Thomp-
SON. Wifi of Andrew Thompson. to whom said real
estate descended charged with the payment Of said
mortgage debt That there is still line said gage
debt the of $4,000 with interest thereon from
February 10th MS and that the said John b. Snoie.
Mary McGuilkin, Sarah Dallas. George Crows. Annie
Anderson, John Anderson. Eebrrca Thompson and
Andrew Thompson. reside out of the State of Maryland.
1t is thereupon adudged and ordered that the COM
planan by causing copy OF this order to he inserted
in some newspaper published in Cecil county, a
week for month before the 18th day of May next.
give notice to the said absent defendants of the object
and substance of this Bill and them to appear in
this Court in person by solicitor. before the
18th day OF August next tu answer the premises and
show cause if any they have why decree ought not
to pass as prayed A. ". MITCHFLL Clerk,
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL.
April H. lSI6-lm Clerk.
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NOTICE.

THE PORT DEPOSIT HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
OF CECIL COUNTY
STEPHEN r. HINDMAN and ESTHER J. HIHDMAN.
his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
ORDERED, This 2Sth day of April, A.
" d, 1876 that the sale made and reported 10y The
Port Deposit Homestead Association Of Cecil county Of
the mortgaged real estate of Stephen r. llinman and
Esther J. Hindnan his wife, be ratified and confirmed
unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the third day of July next: provided copy Of
this Order he inserted in newspaper printed in
Cecil county week for month before the third
day OF June next.
The Report states the amount of sales to he 10000.
A. W. MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL.
April ~, ls.6-lm Clerk.
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NOTICE..

IN TIE ORPHANS COURT FOR CECIL COT NTY.
ORDERED, This 2Sth day of April, A.
" D.. 1876 that the sale of the Real Estate made and
report d hy Cornelius Ahrah;ns, Executor of the
last Will and Testament OF Samuel Foster deceased hs
ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary
thereof be shown on before the third day of July
provided copy of this Order be inserted in
newspaper printed in Cecil county week for
month before the fifth day of June next
The Report states the of sales lac S22 90.
Il. d. LAMAR. Register
True copy: test. X. d. LAMAR.
April ~ lS16-lm Register
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that this disease "has its invariable source
in that which of filth is the fithest; that
apparently its infection runs it's course, as
with successive inoculations from man to
man, by fundamentally of the molecules
of excrements which mans filthness let's
mingle in his air and food and drink"
To BE CONTINUED.
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Assessors Notice.
Second Assessment District.

WE, THE ASSESSORS r.; for the Second
w Assessment District Of Cecil county, embracing
the Fourth. Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Election
Districts. having duly qualified and entered upon the
duties of office. hereby give notice. that will
proceed to ASSESS THE PROPERTY of sad Assess
ment District. Tuesiay the 2nd ddg Of Man. and
that we will begin in the Ninth Election District
And We hereby require every person OWNER Of
property residing in said Second Assessment District
give full and particular account thereof. the blanks
will furnish, Distinguishing in such account the par
ticular property which may be under his, her their
care from his. her or their own property.
JOHN W. CALDWELL.
GREENBURY X. LINTON.
WILLIAM RICHARDS,
May &, 1s7G-2w Assessors.
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Assessors Notice.
First Assessment District.

WE, THE ASSESSORS for the First
w Assessment District oi Cecil county, embracing
the First Second. Third and Fifth Election Districts
having duly qualified and entered upon the duties of
Office hereby give notice, that will proceed to
ASSESS THE PROPERTY of said Assessment District.
Moadau, the Sth day u MAJ, and that will begin
in the Fifth Election district
And we hereby require every person owner of
property residing in said First ASS District
give full and particular thereof the blanks
will furnish dis tnguishing such par
ticular property which be under his, her their
from his, her or their property.
II. c. MACkALL
T.. g. CHANDLER
WM. :. KERR
NAV & lSI6-2w Assessors
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NOTICES. &C.
NOTICE.

STRICK ERSEILLE Association for the
~ Detection of Horse Thieves and Recover, ri Stolen
Property will hold their ANIMAL Meeting in South Bank
School House. Seventh day. 9Th 9th. 1876 10
meet at three o'clock P NJ JOHN C. YEATMAN.
April ~. lS76-}w. Secretary.
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Those Cd soakers never lack for
argument. Lately one replied to tenn
perance lecturer by the following: eff
water rots the soles Of your boots, what
effect must it have on the coat of your
stomach ~
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NOTICE.
JOEL S. EVANS, NEXT FRIEND, e..

JOHN II. REYNOLDS AND HARRY EVANS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery.
ORDERED, This 10th day of April, A.
w. 1876 that the sale made and reported by L.
Marshall ancs Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate
of Ann Eliza Evans deceased lie ratified and confirmed
unless cause the contrary thereof be shown or
before the Eth day of june provided copy of
this Order be inserted in some newspaper printed in
Cecil county, week Tor one month. before the
18th day of May next.
The Report states the amount of sales to he S2O0000
A. W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL,
April Is, lS16-lm Clerk.
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NOTICE.
HANSON II. UAINES and JOHN kEILHALTZ,
Trustees.

HANSON II. HAINES and JOHN kETLf4LTZ,
Trustees,
JOHN T. HAlNES and ANNA j. HAINES.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
ORDERED, This 3rd day of May, 1876,
" that the sales made and reported 10y H. ii. fIaines
and john KehdtZ Trustees of the estate of the above
named John I. lIantS aud Anna J. uaiuGS. be ratified
and confirmed unless the cuntrary thereof he
shown on the 9th day of July provided
Il copy of this Order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Cecil county. once Il week for month
before the 9th day OF June next
The Report the amonnt of sales To he 81 96l So
4. W MITCHELL Clerk,
True copy; test. A. W. MITCHELL,
NAV &, lS16-ln Clerk.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Ri virtue of writ of fierie facias, issued
AIout OF the Circuit Court for Cecil county, on Il
Judgment Of Condemnation at the suit of Stephen J
Woodrow, against friedrich CansIs and to me directed
hereby give notice. that Oh
MONDAY, the 18th day of May, 1876,
at the Court House door. in Elkto will exnose to
Public Sale to satisfy said execution costs and
the following described Real Estate that is to saw ali
that
Lot, Piece or Parcel of Land,
situate in the 9TH Election District of Cecil county,
which conveyed 10 the said friedrich Cansius by
William Edmonson and Others. by deed dated the Bird
day of February 1857, and recorded among the Land
Records of said county, in Lber H. H. NJ. No. I. lilo
+i3. etc
This property lies the line of the Columbia Port
Deposit railroad, between Port Deposit and Rowiands-
vile.
1t is improved with good FRAME DWELL -
ING, with large Kitchen attached, good a1aV
Frame Stable and Frame Shop III
This property was formerly used AS Hotel, Siez.A
aud is considered good stand.
&N-Sale to commence at II o'clock N. Terms Cash.
BENONI COOLING.
April lj 1sTS--ts Sheriff Of Cecil county.
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GLEANINGS.

One Column, $500 per inch for year Three changes
allowed to yearly advertisers without additional charge
, 1876-02-16
THE CITT.HALL.

Mike Evaoa gathered about $50, 900 yesterday.
lie had no cause for levy.
The CITY Treasurer received $3.50 from
watrr-rants, and 81, 90s from tue City Collector
yesterday.
A Special Coumittoe On lnaurance and tho
Committee Oh Htroets and Alleys TO. Ito North
Dtysion aEe called for tomorrow.
Receipts In The City Collectors Office wera
about g., 600 yesterday. Tho City National Bank
paid the tax Of 1871, amounting to $1,675.
'tWhen the cat'e away tho mice will play ;" yaa
well illustrated yesterday at the Clty-IIsl,.
building Superintendent Bailey went East Mop-
uAy night. Consequence: holiday Tor "tbe
buys, "WAo Eht around wondering II they would
get those horses 10 1ido IN their daily tours Of
lnspectlou.
Marshal Qoodall IL pleased with tho fact that
for the past four Meoks not one complaint that
had any foundation has hoan ulsdo against any
ptllccr or member at the polce force. It is
notoworthy. ~ rejecting credit upon hls man.
ags.ne1t OF tho men, aud upon the men thuni-
RelyAt. continuance Of such 4 lack OF com,
plalniB OF sntsdemeanora viii lead to tho general
impression shRt Ch1cago's police EoEco is not the
worst in thu world by aoy tueans.
To-day 4.!ous. George ". Wsgues of Engine
Company No, +. will prefer charges uG 4 SERIOUS
nature against Albert II. PendiDlon, Captain OF
Engine Company No. Ia under whom Wagner
was formerly stationed. Ths n,lsdemeAnors Are
not Of recent dato. but run back Tor yesss. aud
ibis fsct Alons aeszas to Indicate thai ttoy are
, 1876-02-16

GERMAN BAND CONCERT.
The German Military Band will give concert
this ogenlng at McCormtck'a Hail. which will bc
for tho benefit Of itsnxcellont leader, Herr Book.
This accomplished conductor aud rnuafcian 1e-
sorTcs to haTo crondcd house. Tho programme
upon this occasion will bo Al follows:
TART j..
!. March, "Wiedofschen "........s....,....,.{ heck
=. Uyerture, "Banditenstreicll .6l,rrs
]. 6orena1e for tfuto anil horn. Till
Atssrs. 1orchers dnI li,tdra.
I. Waltz Now Vienna .........,.... Strnusa
&. {ia} " Tue chapoi": ":...:........:l ..K,eu.,s-
- ltb) Shepherds Morning Song # ''''Nseu'1es
tFor four French hotnr.>
Mtssrs. Nudra, Koch, Staps and Rabt, .
q. Polka, Aus dem Krsaal", .Es4l
.... rAnr II.
I. Overture, Treischuetz "........C. ~ von Weber
8. Selections fsah, Lnhcngrin .NlcEnr Wagner
9. Cattcfine,' quaarilc.. .Jahan Strauss
10. "0n the Seashore solo for trombone f. Schubert
=. Mr. Schu,dt.
u. Grand p0tponrrl Alb. ParlnW
Il. Overture. William Tell" ty roquea) .nossini
nEsEF1r CONCERT.
4 concert will be gwen this evuning for the
benoiit Of tile Memorial Episcopal Church IN
tho par!oss OF the church on Indiana avon ue.
near Thlrtiesh stroes. under tho direction Of
Mrs. William Carroll.
, 1876-02-16
CRIMINAL.

Martin A. Jennings stole Bnnall band eleigh
from Julius pornberg, 1ea!or on Clark street,
fast evening, md waa locked up in tho Armory
therefor.
". Il. Pryor's atoso at No. 155 West Washing
ton ntreet, WAS invaded by burglars Monday
night, who captured about s15 worth Of flour
mud meal.
Hattie Jones, Lizzto Hall, md Nestle Lcc,
throo individuals Of doubtful character, wero
yesterday lnod a5 apiece and aent to Felton's
t,osel for sixty days on gonaral principles by
Juetico Foote.
Liz2!o Conl7 MAS nErosted yesterday afternoon
Tor laIcouy OF robo. tho property Of BoYor IL
German. S!o said that Bhe waa exhausted With
tier labora. aud oniy borrowed 1t to take nap
in. Summoriicld sent hor ovor to sleep at
Doyle's until tho 0rand Jury should pass on tho
case,
Harry Floyd Is agkin In the toIla charged with
larceny ns baitec. Soma time ago letter con-
tanning 9f6,disecsed to josie Eaton. rosldans of
No. 3A State Atrcet, WIS given to him for delive-
~. lnHtoal OF leaving tho money With Josie he
destroyed the mail aud appropriated tile money.
Lie is At tho Armoty.
kostfo containing boiling lard and wax was
overturned IN tbs basement OF No. 10 North
Clark street yesterday afternoon the contents
tgnitng soma woodwork and causing an alarm
to be sounded from Box No. 72l. The flnmes
Wayo eStingulahed, howsyer, without aid from
t!le angInes, and before any damage to tho
building had bean done
A ped1lor named noblnotBky entered Joseph
Snita variety saloon at the ooruor Of Clark and
Van Huron streets yesterday afternoon to get
drink. I1o c1aims that while there Josoph ap-
proprated o cont Nhinla noninofsky had tenn
porarty put on table. Suits waa arrostod, hut
released by 8ummerneld On bail In tho aum Of
S200 until this morning.
About ha1f-pnat o'clock yesterday afternoon,
when freight tram On tho Alton i St. Louis
Road 1as passing botween Archer avenue and
Twenty ty-scconl street, Thomas Ashton, bgake-
vas thrown from tho train and Instantly killed.
The body WAS talon 10 tho Morgue, and tho
Coroner notified. Tho deceased resided at the
corner Of GroYo and Twentieth streets, wAs mar
ried, and had four children.
For some siunu articlca Of yaluo hnYo disap.
peared from the Boston store, on 9tatB street,
Yesterday afternoon the myetory was solved BY
tho arrest Of Alexander KerNin, aowBboy, who
waa observed to pick up a bolt OF alpaca and
carry 1t on. t1o was arraignod before summer
tiefd and after good deal Of higglinR, mado
boys and a woman on tue North Side, to whom
tho goods hRyo been aotd. Tic caao wAs con-
Anued to secure her arrest.
Yostolday the vicinity Of Lasalle street or
nosltc the Pacific waa tho soone OF diBgracoful
exhibition by three fomalos who reside at tho
house OF woman named Williams alias tho
"Engtiah Dwarf" on Fourth avenue. They
woro drunk Ia hack. and shocked the ae.,si.
h!littos OF all On the atroot by their vulgar
language. supt; Hickey uas witnosa Of the
proceedings, and directed that thoy bo takun to
tho Armory. Instead Of this, however, the
drlycE succeeded In paoifYns them, and drove
them homo,
, 1876-02-16
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Moucurs D. Conway lectures Sunday before
tho Sunday Lecsurs Society, Ae AfcCarmtok l1htl,
His subject will be "Loulon." Admission ten
cents.
Tho Temperature yesterday, ss observed by
M&nAsse, opticlsn. B9 Madison street (TR1DuNx
Bu!ldlng). wass At 8 =. m.. IT degrees; 10 A..
m. Is; 12m., 20, 8 p. NJ, 24: 8 Q. m, 70. Dar~
ometer, 8 a m., 1854; Up. fn., 70.
Ths fns leo Ut tho Exposition skating Park
IL attracting large crowds, and tho most 1Augha-
bio thing on Ice comes on Tonight in the shape
Of buslcsqne game Of baseball ia mae1ncradc
costume. Tomorrow evening, Prof. Stou'ng.
ton'a troup Of trained an,uAls will appear, and
the masquerade and carnival On tho sarno oyon-
Ing wilt Afford an Entertainment far oxcoedluE
any eves presented In Chicago.
A moes!ng Of Fifth Ward property-ownars on
Deafbotn Btreet wis bold At the corner OF Thirty
NTH aud State streets Saturday ovon.ng. l}eala-
min Hendricks WAS elected temporary Chairman.
Rnmafks wsss made by MeFefH. lleuds'ck8,
Buckley. Anderson. Mc9fath, and otheie, III re-
gard 10 the gtcat necese!ty OF sewcr!nE ttie
.tEeet 70 Thi5ty.n,nsh next snrlng; a commit ny
nor, Hendricks, Anderson, hlcGrash. and Vior-
linE, 10 wait upon tho Aldermen Of the ward to
'see what can be done in the matter.
STENCIL CASES.
Tho caeos Of Turner j. Tab0r, aud 0borndotf,
Bhepard Il Co., bridgeport bntchors. Charged
Hitb maintaining stench nuisance In thn prose-
tuition Of their business, were called before JUS
noe summorfold yesterday morning. Turner d
Tabor pleaded guilty to tho charge, and explained
That their buaincss was now being conducted
properly. At tho time specified In tho charge,
bno Of tho watcr-pipes used tor carrying OF tue
of1onaiyo matter bad become blocked. and for
day or tvo there waa s.euch ou tho premises,
but 1t wag soon remedied. On tha plen they
~eIo lot OF on payment Of costs.
The caso Of 0hcrndosS, shepard Il 90. wns
again continued at request OF their counsot.
Leonard swott, and will be heard, together With
sorsral similar Cases, Thursday morning.
, 1876-02-16
LOCAL LETTERS.
SUNDAY AMERENYSTY,

10 tht Ea'tor ~ The Chtcauo Tribune:
CHlcAno, Fob. l6.-On reading the conlmunl.
cation tn yuE TnrBuSE signod Z. A. H.. l fo!t
inc!lncd to inaite tie following: The Industrious
CLASSES of ous citizena labor during tie " ,ek to
provide bread and eluoat,on for their Children
and cannot sako the air, exercise, and recfestton
necessary for their health. We pray the more
fortunate who have, aud who use, tho whole six
days for a'nuaements mud enloymenta they do
Light IN, 10 no nothing 10 deprive the poorer
Of The community OF the li.tlo relaxation that
Providence fas put Into their power, and not
consIgu them to AWFUL runishmnpts for locking
cheesfnlly GU the bright sun and yerduYe Of
summon, for breathing the pure Air OF the
gweet heavens. OF enjoying innocent rocreatiop
III doofa or out ot aoosa; on Ito ouly day which
thelr condition Of life will admit.
"Khdash Ito keep holY--does mol elmays
signify to sot apart thing 70 roIiglon, a8 .sane-
tiilcsro" does in Latin, but it IL taken in
more extensive sense. for any sepaes-
ttoa wliatafar frdtu co1umon to peculiar
use. especially wtcn thu. uss ts ,usttsutel by
God. Tho Keeping holy Of tho sabbath la o.
paiuea to man, tbs separating or distinguishing
II ftom other days by ruating from vi labolious
and eosyiIe office. will reusrt hero That thore
ID no iutimation shat the command hAs kuy
reference To the duties or EXERCISES of re-
lglou, or 10 public Or private worship,
but simply enjo.us that Ole day Of
xepoae {or Eec1eatlon) shall follow syery ai1
days Of labor. ThuS yon zoe that tho whole Of
, 1876-02-16

WILL HIS HONOR PRODUCE SEAIE's LErrEa7
70 TIA Editor Of The Chicago TRIBUNE:
CHICAGO, Fob. 14.-As came from my work I
took up your valuable paper, md tho reply Of
his Honor the Mayor atrrck my view. Tho first
thing he says is fnlso.-nbout telling him OF tho
5o0 yotaa. Let him produce tho letter that I
sont TO him after was laid up on tho 18th of
December, and that will toll tho tale, for asked
him then II 10 had forgotten tito night In tho
Palmer IIouse. 1lo dare not produce that let
tor; 1t WAS the causs Of getting mo on again In
spite Of AID. 0'I'rieu. for on tho night Of the
election Of Judge Dickoy ho aworo I should
never got on again, but TINT latter got mo on,
There are partloa who have scon tho letter and
heard O'B1ien use that expression. Lot tho
Mayor produce that lottce aud I will give up and
lie With tia dogs. ffe says hung aronnu after
Him; did. whom ho l,u. mo Oh from day to day.
eau tlo roHlcmaor ono day Aid. O'Drien came In
to his Honor, when 0'D.ien said to him :. What
arc you going to do for NenIo {" He said II
uhal! tako care Of Neale myself" Let him dony
IL it lo can. Ills Honor il yerY forgekful about
Aid. uildro.l,, Con slahohJ, John Co[yin, and
1nyseit woro there. lie should not forget thas
night above all ohor nights, for hc 9ot soms
rafting good news. I wondcr il be Remembers
couplo Of days after ho received that letter,
after waa discharged, whcu ho mot mo on tho
street Just altar leaving Mayeh's In company
With Con. Macarthur md stopped mo, and lot
tho ucnoral co, and talked to ma for so,no time.
II woro dog, must bavo boon thorough
bred, for BONO ronarks were madc As to how
ho foit whom he left mo. Lot BIN produce hat
letter TINT will settle Ii. Ills Honor says thsi
ho lIas not forced my man on tho board. say
thnt be has had AID. Fitzga1ald'a brothor un
and made h!s place vacant toE Long. lIe can't
Did not Prindiyillo say that no would rot havo
him Oil, and yet 10 il on Did ho not houpco
, 1876-02-16
THE ORDINANCE OF 1857,


In Mr., Donney'H lecture before the Law Col
lego on tho Ordinance OF 1887 he made the
point that the reading OF tho Diblo, without uoto
or conlmoEt, in tho public schools waH an exact
compliance With tho provisions Of tho ordinance
in reference to schools md tho 1noans OF odu-
cation. for tho purpose Of intoxicating religion,
morality. and knowledge, AZ necessary to good
government and tho happiness Of mankind.
The religion hero meant wAe, according to
tho fixed rulcB Of legal construction, tho
Protestant form OF ClriBtinuIty, INCLUDE
stg The King ]anea veraion Of Tho
sacred ac1,psureH. boing that broad and
tolerant form OF Christianity, without dlstiuc.
ton Of sect or cscetl, which tue COURTS md jlIriss
bold to bo part Of tho commoa law. THIS or
u!hsnee. 1rEoyocab!e without tho mutual consent
Of tho original States. aud tho peopto and States
N lie Northwestern Torritory, was thus boyoud
ihe powor OF CoaRrodH aud tho State Legislature.
LUIS Ordinance nut only deciated TINT tho princi.
Pea OF civil aud rcligIouB llborty wero tho basis
on whicl. tho Original Blates, thglr lava and
tho oh!ects Of tle ordinance was to fix s1,i
estab!'sh those psluciplos IN tho basis OF
ali laws. constitutions, aud governments,
which forever Thereafter should 10
established III aaid territory and that Tia ordl-
nanco WAS ratified and rnat}rmcl NJ ~ ,rroyoca-
bls compact. by both the Goperal Goyornn,cnt
aud tho State Of Illinois. ut tho time OF the ad.
mission Of the latter into tho Union.
The act Of Congress Of April lB, 1918, to euable
tho uuplo Of Illinois 70 form their frat Cpusti-
tAt!ou, expressly reatlirlued tho ordinance Of
1857, and in connection theroWiih proy led for
&he formation Of the several public artloal funds;
and thus those school funds ure hold In per.
petuA and iErovocabte trnst. to teacI, tho TO-
ligion. morality. aud knowledge intended BY tho
ordinance OF l767.
This broad and tolerant Christianity leads to
no persecution for oplnionB sake, but TO the
largest tooratiou oonniHsout With tho public
safety; tho ordinance expressly declaring TINT
no person dstnean.ng hslnsolf In = peaceful and
orderly nlanaor shall over DO molcstel on ao.
count of his mode OF worship Or religious senti-
MentA
1he lecsurer contended that the perfect frce-
dom which 81! other forms Of faith hnd enjoyed
under the provisions OF the ordnance waa abun-
liant proof Of the hsnetlCent Bwa5 of legs!
Christianity. fres from hecsarau coutrol. Iu
tAs connection large number vi legRl author,
ties weEs cited and explained.
, 1876-02-16
DEATHS,


rATTESoN-Ftb. IL, At q. m, Jsnn Sheppard,
N'tet MAdison-.t.
1aernalns sakon to Penn Yam, N. r, for hurial.
,nst vAfDExoonTIAs ys on The 1'e
I. II. 8. vandervooEt, formerly Of thia city.
aInDgNs-Tuesdsy, Fob Is. nlchard, only son Of
Patrick Gibbons aged 1Gh months.
Fnne.a! wcdne.aay, Feb. 10, from No. % Cha.bsm-
st., at II oclock. by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
C1IAhtDEKLrN-1n Chcrry Valley, ILL.,, Feb, II, Il
ths residence Of ha aonin.law Dr. L. II. Van Duren,
Emcry Chamberln, father OF Mrs. Dr. II. ". sher.
wood, Of sa city. aged IS years month aud il days
DAhnETT-on the 18th Inst. of pneumonia, Iesaia
A., wife Of Charles barrett, aged ~.
Serylces At residence, No. $50 OM.rshtlod.av, Ut G
p. m. Thursday. lsemaiua uill,bo taken East Tor ID,
tcrment.
powERs-1n nskands, Feb. Q, Mosos rawers, sgea
"a ycarp.
Funeral from tbs rcstdoncn Of bin PARENTS No. 1o2
North 0reen-st. Fob. 10. Requiem high .aass ii 81,
8ttphcn's Church at 10 q. n heneo by bars to O.l.
vasy, Friends arc Invited 10 attend.
L0CKE-Tucslay evening. at his lato residence. No.
100 Weat Madison Htreet, u. o. ". Locke, sgcd 81
years, 4 months, and Is days.
Notice Of funeral hereafter,