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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18
Ne1u advertisements.
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FOR R EMF.

UOUSE opposite Stocksialc's ware.
IL house, in Mcchanicstown, suitable
for Dwelling and Store. Will rent all or
part. For terms Apply to
tebll.4t w. l.. ARMACOST.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18
ONE SEWING MACHINE ;

ONE SEW ING MACIlN L;
Three Ledsteads, 9 bureaus, . marble top
tables, dining table, small centre stand,
toilet stand, 3 Washstands /, lounge, l
cupboard and sink, spring bottom sofa,
spring bottom chair, 4 Spring bottom par.
lor chairs, / large gilt mirror, plain do,
, cane scat rocking chairs, IA cane seat
chairs, towel rack, ironing table, ono
clothes horse, oil cromo and Autograph
paintings, . clocks, 10 yards oil cloth, l Ia
yards wide, Is yards stair old cloth, 95 yds
good carpcting, q yards
CHOICE PIRLOR CARPET;
ten stair rods, 1 coal stove, cooking
stove, complete, preserving kettle, smooth.
ing irons waffle iron, half dozen dining
plates, half dozen breakfast plates, glass
ware, &c, large parlor lamp, wushtubs,
feather bed, 5 feather pillows, large couE-
terpanes, 5 quilts, blankets, , comforts,
sheets, pillow cases, mattress, 2 straw
ticks, and many other articles not men.
tioued,
On the same day will be sold The two story
FRAME DWELLING,
with 3 rooms and hall on each floor good
cellar ard onc-cigllh of an acre of land.
The house has been built within the past
year.
Terms Of Sale, as prescribed by tho
Couvt-On the Real Estate, one-third the
purchase money to be paid on the day Of
sale, OF on the ratification thereof hy tho
Court the balance in two equal annual
payments, the purchaser or purchasers tu
give his or her notes with approved sect
rity, bearing interest from the day of sale,
Upon the pc yment of the whole purchase
money, good and sufficient title for tho
same will be given.
The purchaser or purchasers to &c at all
expense OF convcyancing, etc.
Possession given April 1st, 1876,
On the personal property, a credit of six
months will be given on ali sums of IS, tho
purchaser giving note with approved secu-
rity, bearing interest from date. Sums ct
IS and under, Cash. No property to be re-
moved until the terms of sale are complied
with. MARTHA ElLER,
feb. 1l-3w EXccutrix,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18
PUBLIC SALE.

ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 90, &c.
10y virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans
ID Court for Frederick County, the sub
scribcr will offer at public sale on the above
day, at the residence of the late Clnrycann
V. Eyler on the road leading from Emlnits-
surg to Sah!lasyillc,
At 10 o'clock, 4. H. tie following gro
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1876.

upon the Senate committee, showed that he
was master in the delicate Offices of diplo
macy. Lieutenant Governor Antoine will
bring strength to strong ticket, and North
Louisiana's fsvorite son will be warmly well
coined by men Of both parties in the chair
he has filed in thespast with 80 much dig
nifty, impartiality and grace.
william G.. Brown.
Another important act of the Republican
State Nominating Convention of yesterday
was the naming of candidate for the posi-
ton of State Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation. Tho choice fell upon Hon. William
&. Brown, the present incumbent, and fair
play at the polls insures his reelection. Mr..
Brown is gentleman of education and en-
ergy; that he is again nominated for Super
intendent speaks the highest praise for his
conduct in the past. So far as possible with
the means at hand, and with the aid of his
efficient division superintendent, the pub
lie school work has been we'll administered
throughout the State. In this city especial
ly, the public schools, considering the num-
Der of pupils attending, the grade of schol-
arship, and the industry OF teachers, our
schools have never been in better condition.
Under Mr.. Browns guardianship, the chill
dren of the poor, and those most needing
educational facilities, will be sure to receive
such aid as the StstH can furnish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,

The body held it's regular monthly meet
ing last night. General Bussey, president, in
the chair.
A letter from Representative Gibson was
read in which he stated that he had intro
duced joint resolution in Congress au-
thorizlng the President to appoint COM
mission to examine the Mississippi river
and to report what improvements were
necessary in the interest OF commerce and
navigation.
Mr.. Tobias Gibson, of the committee ap-
pointed by the Chamber to visit Washing
ton for the purpose of defeating the Ha-
waiian treaty bill. reported that he did not
think that the bill would pass at this $685.
sion.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Putnam; was adopted:
Resolped, That the secretary be author.
lied to ascertain from the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company whether they would,
with assent OF the Postmaster General and
Congress, consent to such modification of
their contract for mail service betw cen the
United States and the Isthmus of Panama.
as will transfer the steam service between
nov AoIA auu AspiuWdu. Inc secretary
will report the result of his inquiry at the
next regular meeting.
Mr. Gibson offered the following, which
was adopted
WHEREAS, The Chamber has learned
with interest that an application has been
made to Congress for an appropriation in
aid Of steam postal service bet ween the
port of New Orleans and Rio JaneirO;
RpSOfr1d That fhia Cham annrovao
the same, and respectfully requests our Re-
preeentatives in Congress to cooperate in
securing the object Of the application.
There being no further business the
Chamber adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
BY TELEG R APH
CONGRESS.

SoDates
WASHINGTON, July Gin discussing the
motion to adjourn, Mr.. Conkling said it was
the duty of Congress to conclude the public
business a. speedily as possible, and ad-
jOurn this session of Congress-. He ex-
presses the opinion that on Wednesday the
difficulties arising ont of the appropriation
bills would be settled, and the Senate would
then be ready to 60 ON with the Belknap
trial. He hoped that when the hour for
that trial arrived it would be proceeded
with and finished. He did not object to
the adjournment over Tomorrow, but he
hoped the Senate would reassemble on
Wednesday.
The Committee on Military Affairs re-
ported adversely on the House bill to re-
vive the law and extend the time for fling
claims for horses and equipments lost by
officers and enlisted men in the service of
the United States. Indefinitely postponed.
The report of the c0ntele ace committee
on post0ffice has been ordered printed and
comes up for action Wednesday.
The political disabilities Of Robert Ran
som, Of Virginia, have been removed.
The resolution to pay Pinchback was dis.
cussed at great length without result.
Senate adjourned to Wednesday.
House.
The Republicans flibustered all day to
prevent the introduction of bill to repeal
the resumption act.
The conference report on the p0stofice
bill was coneidered and postponed to
Wednesday, to which time the House ad-
jOurned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

The thermometer at Louis Frlgerios, No.
so Chartres street, for the past two days
stood as follows:
July 2-At 8 A. NJ, 800; at 2 P. M, 900;
at P. M, $40.
GJuly 3-At g. A. NJ, 80; at 2 P. NJ, 80;
at P. M, 800.
Lowest point during the nights of July
l and 9, 78o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

The delegates from the parishes compris-
ing the fifth congressional district met at
the Mechanics Institute Monday morning,
and chose T. De S. Tucker, of Morehouse,
secretary.
For presidential elector, the convention
chose Hon. o. H. Brewster of Ouachita,
and recommended Hon. John Ray to the
convention for elector at large. The follow
ing named gentlemen were chosen men,
bers of the State Central Committee for
the district: j. Ross Stewart, of Tensas;
David Young, of Concordia; D. B. Gorham,
of Cataboula, and George B. Hamblet, of
Ouachita.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
Moro Relief Bills.

On the twenty eighth of June, in the
House of Representatives., Mr.. Ellis, by
unanimous consent, introduced . bill for
the relief of Mrs. Rebecca Wolff, of Lou.
isiana; also bill NO. 3sO3) for the relief
of S. A. Kendig, of Louisiana. They were
read first and second time referred to the
Committee on Claims, and ordered to b,
printed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

No FREIGHTs RECEIVED To-DAY.-On &C.
count Of the national holiday to-day, the
Fourth Of July, no freights will be received
by either the Great jackson railway or the
New Orleans and Mobile road. On and
after the fifth freights received as usual.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
THE WAR PATH.
Troops Waiting for Supplies Future
Movements.

New YORK, July "a dispatch dated
Army of the Big Horn Camp, at foot of
Cloud Peaks, VIA Fetterman. Wyoming Ter
ritory, June %, says: "The troops are
idly waiting for the coming supplies. No
from the Rosebud region. There is a
roundabout rumor originating with the
Indians at the agencies of . fight be.
tween General Terry's forces and Sit
ting Bulls force, but nothing has been
heard of the mOvements of the northern
columns. The Fifth Cavalry, Msjor Carr
commanding. under orders from General
Sheridan, will proceed northward over the
trail along Little Powder river to cut OF
the Sioux Indians from resorting to sRen.
cies for ammunition, and to force them to
lay down their arms before they can seek
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
IFor the New Oi;eaL- Republican
The NEW REPUBLIC,

By RCFUs wAPlEs

Hail, infant giant strong. though newly born
After . century of doubts and fears;
After the throes of war in later years
Thou comest forth, fair as tine summer morn,
Grand as god and we with stars adorn
Thy radiant brow greet the With hearty cheers
Baptize thee with our graf eful. joyful tears;
Proclaim thee, With allegiance true, upsworn,
Our New Republic-free in name and truth.
Long may thy banner o er the country wave
May tiny mllennisl find thee yet in youth
We hail thee free America today
Receive our hearts oblations in this lay
Of freemen. forty millions-not one slave.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
Southwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July |, 1876.

SOUTHWEST Pass, July /, 1876.
TO Captain G. W. Howell, Corps Of Bngincers,
United States Army:
Depth of channel at mean low tide, fif-
teen feet six inches. Least width for that
depth, seventy feet. High tide at 4 A. M.
Height above mean low tide, two feet
three inches. Depth of channel at high tide
seventeen feet nine inches Bottom hard.
CHARLES H. ELWELL,
Master of the EssayOns,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
VOLUME X.--NO. II,
IFer the New O. leans Republican
CENTENNIAL SONG.
By A. RorQUR11R.

AZ strong ss proud, o Union vast,
Republic grand. republic one.
May'st thou unshook foreveS last,
And brighter shine thy fair renown'
While dawps in Freedom's blessed land
Asecond glowing century,
May Ill our thrilling voices blend
Te sing the nation's Jubilee!
With but one faith, one hope, one love:
With but ne heart and but one souI
As one united mighty whole.
Whose fibres Gcd hath interwove.
May all our praiseful, lofty strains, &.
From orient see to occident,
From snowy mounts to burning plans,
May all our shouts in one be blent!
As strong a. proud, o Union vast,
Republic grand, republic one.
May'st thou unshook forever last,
And brighter shine thy fair renown!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

William Black the novelist, promises to
visit the centennial. He will get "'Three
Feathers" in his cap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

protection or food from the goyerrrmsDa :.
The next forward movement will comn enrre
about the middle of July"
An excursion is soon to be made into xrs,
Big Horn mountains to search fcr gold.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

The Business Of the Port.
The following is statement Of the en-
frances and clearspces at the port of New
Orleans for the fiscal year ending June 30
1876.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

looSTNUsD ON sleHTH rAor.s
, 1876-02-17

A conflict Of Jurisdiction betwecn the
Federal a,ltl stnte Courts in Illinois bids fair
to result in spirited contest for tho upper
hand. Tho Gilman, Clinton i Springfield
Railroad litigation, is tho bone of contention,
Jnigo T1r7os, OF The Mclean County Circuit
Court, having sct his foot down firmly against
my interference in the case by tie United
States Circuit Courts at Springfield and Chi
cago. Five lawyers hnve alreaty been pro-
ceeded against for contempt by Judge T1r-
TON, md arc cited to nppcor and answer ut
tho bar Of his Court. an order Of Judge
T1pToS's relative to the custody Of $500, 200
worth Of hrs.-mortgage bonds deposited in
Chicago was yesterday thwarted by an in
junction issued by Judge TnE&r at Spring.
field, md the conflict Of Jurisdiction is rapidly
nearing point where somebody must beat q
retreat or elso engage in pitched batt1e
It remains to DO seen which side will weaken.
, 1876-02-17

corps Ia $915,G1G, or nearly d million Of dol.
iara, showing TINT 1t costs tho Treasury moro
thnn Go) ycas for cacl rnat,, wlicl. Ia conss<l-
crably marc tl,an Tho West Point Cadets cont,
who nro Of some nAca rs they talto roailionain
tho arlny. III tho records Of tho Marino
Corps. on tho other hnnd, tliero is not n
case woro private Inns evor boen promoted
from tho ranks, tho Offices being managed BY
ncrolisnt. Tho wlo10 institution is Hina-
cure. II llas novor bacu Of my service to
tho country. It is only m asylum for orna-
mental sailors On atoro, who ncver got nenrcr
tho salt water than Washington. 4 million
dollars might vol bo sayei by abo1isling tlae
whole corrH, and setting Its officers and pri-
vatos ndrift to carn living in aomo other
manner
, 1876-02-17

were in better demand, and hole highnr,
closing at $40 for boxed shoulders, 1lso for do
short ribs, md 12o for do short clears.
1Iighwincs wcre actvo md unchanged, at
$1.OG per gallon. Flour was quiet nna ilr7n.
Wheat waa less nctivo and a@1o lower,
closing at $1.013 for Folruary and soac for
Ararch Corn was dull and steady, closing Mt
Alto cast and 4lsc for March. Oats wcrc quiet
nntl firm, closing at ;5lAc cash and 3t3o
for alnrcls. Ryc was quiet nt ti7c. bnrley
WAS activo anil 1cD:'o lower, closing Mt G2a@
t;3c cash and Go for Alorch. Hogs woro
nctive and nyernged 80 higher, with sales at
81. 76@S.75. Cattle wero in fnir dolnand anl
ruled firm. Sheep were stronger. Ono hull
dred dollars in gold would buy s113.62a in
grecnbacks Mt tile close.
, 1876-02-17

A curious caso was yesterday decided In
London by tho Judicial Committee Of tho
privy Council. Ono 1ENK1ss, nconluunicant
Of tho Church Of England, disputed tho OK
istenco Of a personal. tangible, rcd-Aot, roar-
ing Devil, aud his Rector, the Rev. Mr..
CooK, concciving these views to be lnnRor~
onsly hcrotical, therenpon proceeded to deny
JENKINS tho sacrnments. An appeal to tho
Court Of Arches resulted 1T victory for tho
Rev. CooK md His Satanic Majesty, but JES-
K1Ss VIVA stubborn md carried tha caso to tho
Privy Council, and tho Judicial Committee
1nid down on tho Rector mud his informal
hobby, condcnning him to pay all tho costs,
and nlmoniahing him to respect JEsK1ss'
sacramcntal privileges in future.
, 1876-02-17

We auppoBo tho shortest way out OF = laugba-
bio but annoying error Is TO admit and explain.
Wo find In tho Inter- Ocean Of yesterday tho fol-
lowing:
On Feb. H. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: snid tditofia1ly:
"The present. tariff scc IL perfectly ugcleas. For
etgners can etr our fnaFGttf t1 Es!! sfe! IN eopttt
tton utM Asaerirdn 4uanufdtturss, duty no duty"
raid cditoraliy: "Sot ton n Egtsh sttel could b.
ton." THIS outrageous splf-contsadiction urgently
suggcnts proycrb about cass Of postous who should
laFU good memories.
Thoto was writton for TaE TRIBUNE Of tho
18th a Bhort article showing how protection III
iurea cotton manufacturers by increasing tho
cost Of production and thus preventing cxporta-
tion. At tho samo timo thero was prepared n
paragraph commenting on IN item from tho
Washington Chronicle in regard to Commodore
VANpEnp11r buying 10000 tonH Of American
Bteol ut aG3 per ton In sreenbaeka. This item
waB crowded ont Of tho iasue Of tho 14th, but tho
cotton article WAS inserted and D sentence be-
longing to Tho steel paragraph injected into 1t.
70 mako "confuston worea oonfoundod" tho
word "not waa om!tsod from the estray stool
sentence which read:
Tho present txriN on steel II perfectly useless.
Foreigners (notj enter markets. and sell atsel
in competition will Amertcan manufactures. duty oz
10 duty.
Tho " Comedy Of Errors " or accidents is what
the 10. calls "nn outrageous aalt-contrad!c-
tion," which IN the absouco OF explanation II
certainly is. We suspect cur amtablo nolghbol
knew that 1t vas mistake OF tho types. but the
CHANCE for making point waa too tempting te
bo omitted. Tho remainder Of the LOS arti
clio consiRts Of 4 dseary drivoi OF words, valnly
endeavortng to show tho necessity Of maintain
lug tho existing prohlbitory duty Oil stecl. whlol
ia $9a por ton In gold, and which 1t admits Il
wholly unnecessary, becauBc, Is 1t says, a Tht
price OF steel has declined 10 that tho homo
made article La placed On the markot 1t only th
fraction Of cont moro than the invoics 0
the foreign artIclo In the port Of shipment. cvcl
measuring values In oon." rlich is llterall
true. Thon why is a duty OF @28 per ton I'm
| poaed It PRODUCES not ono cont Of revenue
and Ia compiotely prohibitoty.
, 1876-02-17

Tho City Of Cairo, which il probably AZ
aosscd on valuation Of less than 81 ,000, 900,
modcstly asls g Government bounty Of
34,oo0,000 to protect it from tho danger it
apprchenda Of becoming IN island! Tho in
ference from tho character Of the demand ia
TINT, if tho United States refuse to como to
the rescue, Cairo will quietly await its ulti.
mate destruction without doing anything to
save itself. It will occur to good many
persons TINT city Of no more enterprise, en-.
ergy, or internal resources than this would
indicate, is scarcely worth S4,o00,000. Tc
others it will occur TINT the Government
might about as woll undertake to rebuild the
City Of Cairo on new site.
, 1876-02-17


.o"tu ," p.s A1t 'l'e e"lae III eo'u no'eS' leauo'
'us '1o t'h"-'e,luef ps'.a 10 ~" e'l''s@'e,'s IL
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4'e"s ~ ''.o euun'.y oae" ~ computation III
's..',' '.'' nv "e's'o''s V"'"es IL "o"lo IT.
.i''.'o o"s'nB "hu henla8 a''u general cpl'"
.'"ots On . Specie paa'a IN p'ace Of huet'a.-
n'B !'pet olis's' u "oald rraetleally iur'''sn
'o'n currency u Ing country. hos.s" ~
sl','o uua.S ~. III Ne" 1otk' 1.os'oh, im'''e'
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notca rc,,ccmoh1o n co;n for +l,oso now ro.
tleemn],1o IN lepal.tcni1er, n,,t to i,u,uco
auch y c,,onpc.-inaecf1. infuco tho bon1a tn
n,o;n,a;n ouv l;;r,3 NJ n curroncv-thcro ,n,,ot
In .,,,,o ,no1,eoo.;o,, ~ a. a-;ot;,,,, ,o.,a
To redeem their notes. It ouoht to ho auf,
ticicnt 10 deposit will, the Treasurer mold
honi1a eonivalant at mar h, The vo,uo of tl,o
notes. md to further denosit co;n with thu
Treasurer Mt Washington, tho so,no oa otler
banks. for rcdomp.ion on domand. As the
protection of tho bill.ho.dcr is tho only end
sought bv tho required donosit of bonds,
nothing beyoud anplo security should be de-
nandcd. Al additional requirements act as
prohibition on the organization md work
H., of .,,,,, 1,orto
, 1876-02-17

A bill lsa been introduced into tho Wiscon-
Sin sonate appropriating $4,000 to tho Fish
Commissioners Of TINT State for tho purpose
OF establishing and maintaining hatching-
housea for tho propagation Of fish and the
restocking Of the lakes. This is wise md
timely measure, and It should receive the
roady support Of every intelligent man In tho
Legislature Tho Wholesale capture Of the
whtetlsh in Lako Michigan, and the indifror-
enee TINT has prevailed heretofore relative to
the evidences Of d rapid decrease III the sur-
ply, lnve become almost alarming, and 1t
would be reprehousiblo for tho State to rs-
fuse to avail itself Of tho opportunities TINT
science has furnished at so small q cost for
maintaining tho fish supply. As it is now,
tlero arc thousands upon thousanla of white.
fish ana ealmon trout caught ut Grecn Boy
and other points in Wisconsin during tie
months of October md November, which is
their spawning season from these fish tho
spawn arc scrnpcd OF and thrown to the hogs.
which, with proper care and at a small e.
rense, could be propasated into millions of
fish to- bo returned to tho 1akes,-not merely to
Lake Michigan, but to tho numerous smaller
| lakes which dot the ulau of Wisconsin and
mako It 20 loljphtful n Rtstc. Tt,oro Ia m
,.,,o. ,,,,na;.x, 49,.
@o"e.A .n5 4"oo'4o" an"as tLo eaeeoas A1'o
proht OF propngoung dsh. When for tho
| sum OF $4,000 hatching-houses eau la
erectotl and mt in WORKING cond,t;op 1yh;c,,
| III, =. III.
WI "et'e ~ Piooueo t''41aohH oi Asa that
| will grow and thrive when returned to the
| lake, tho fact forecasts m important int1us.
tr,, fo- ,v;vcor.,,, r., tbo f,.,pa ,,,d A.. ~,
| ~ 80 - -~F<N+~ ~ ~*AA NA+~ f0S-
ple o1 tha otate bnoula 1nslss with one accord
that tie money be spent to that end. The
whole Northwest Ia Interested to soma srtent
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