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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-01-05
RsLoOMsBURG. ia.


A. r.. stewart says the best advertising mediums
lie has ever found arc the old established organs OF
the Two political parties, ut the several county seats
throughout the Union" These he says "reach
every family Of the least account IN their several
countless and are more carefully read than any other
class Of J0nrnals" II Mr.. Stewarts Judgment is VI
value, there Is no dnculty In deciding which paper
10 Is for The Interest OF business 10 advertise In
The COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, upon which this paper Is
partially founded, was established In 1886, and the
COLUMBIAN now enjoys wider circulation and
greater IIokI ICry tlhn II ever did. II goes week.
Is into two thousand families In Columbia and ud-
Joining counties, and By most OF them Is read fron
Tia nIst To the last line. IL Is the only recognised
exponent OF nearly nye thousand Dem 0cratic luters
In the county. IL gives advertisements tasty dis
play that makes them attractive 70 It's patrons thus
ehsurlng greater certainty that they viii perase
them. While It's circulatiOnis undoubtedly much the
largest In the county the advertising rates OF the
uoLuABAs are no higher than those Of ether papers
Slth b rely half md several not one-fourth the num-
III Of subscribers. Facts llk1 thes speak for them
Iss. No shrewd business lnan win neglect 10 In
nlsIertiscments IN thlGoLuABIAs II
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BLOOMSBURY, PA.
Friday, Jan. 5. 1S 76.
'Right and Justice Ahead 7!
FLORIDA TO THE FRONT

On Tuesday last, Gov. elect
Drew and the whole list of Demo-
, cratic State officers were inaugu-
rated without opposition. The
Legislature organized without OBJ
lection with Democratic maiori-
uty. Hurrah for Tilden !
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WINDOWS APiRAISEMENTS. g.
w The following appralsements of real ant
personal property set apart TO widows OF decedents
have been illed In the Office OF the Register Of Col
umbll county, under the Rules OF Court, and Will be
presented Tor absolute confirmation TO the Orphans
Court to be held In Bloomsburgn and for said conn
ty, on Monday the 9Th day OF Feb 1871, at 2
O'Clock p m, Of said day unless exceptions to such
confirmation are previously filed, OF which all per-
sons interested In said estates will take notice:
l. Widow OF Daniel KarsAner, late OF Catawlssa
township. deceased.
O. Widow OF Thomls Hess, late OF Renton township,
deceased.
.. widow of Hiram LuEger, late OF sugaroaf
township, deceased
l. Widow OF Leonard Adams late Scott township,
deceased.
o. Widow OF Peter Ent late Of Scott township de.
ceased.
g. Widow OF Jacob Shugars. late of Main township
deceased.
l. Wido Of George Fowler late OF BrlarcreeG town
ship deceased
REGISTERS Office. w. ii JA'ORf
liloonSDurg, Jan 8. 1879 Re2Lter.
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" UnquestionaJN the Best Sustained Work Of
the Hnd IN the World"
Harpdr's Magazine,
TF ~ ci tTsr-p n rs7JJ ~
ILLUSTRATED.
NOtlCCR NCIIle RrpsR

Tho Magazine has attained In its one quarter GEN.
turA anu more OF existence To that point where 1t
may be said uf II, in the words Of Dr. Johnson at
IS vain tn blame ana Useless TO praise" The usre Of
its lOng-agO attained reputation has Increased as
the Years have passed, and It's future seems S
bright II not brighter than AZ anv time Sesce the
gotten le Uf prosperity settled around It's latnr and
best years.-BfoOlyn Eagle
Harpers Monthly Is marked by the same chnrac-
tcrstlcs which We It circulation from the first
with the better class Of readers II combir read
Ing mntter with Illustrations In a way to make clear
and tho fIrts de-
signed to cGoh ir eye OF the ignorant are Hayer IN
serUed.--Chicago Joutna
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A I.St).
Jan. 8, 1871 Is.
. EGISTER'S NOTICES.

i EGlS IEkS NOTICES.
IL Notice Is hereby given to all legatees, credi-
tors and other persons Interested in the estates OF
the respective decedents and minors, that the fol-
lowing administration and guardian accounts have
been filed Ia the Office OF the Register Of Columbia
COUNTY. and VIII be presented for confirmation and
allowance IN the Orphans Court to be held Ia
BlOOmsOurg. on Monday the 9th dog vi February
1917, at O'Clock D. m On sad DAY:
l. Tho nlst and tihal account Of George Scott, he-
ministrator Of Il. ReifSnyder late Of cat twissa
TOWNSHIP, decreased AS ned by his Administrator,
George Z. scott.
g. The FIRST and final account OF Daniel SNYDER,
Guardian of Dora Snyder minor child OF William
Say der, late OF bloomsOurg, deceased
2? The first and final account Of Jacob Fisher, Exec
utor OF Eve Fisher, late OF Main township, de-
ceased.
g. The first md final account Of John W. Kile Ad-
mlnistrator OF Hannah Lunger late OF susarloai
township deceased.
s. The account OF Benjamin Wagner, Guardian OF
Elias HelSig, minor child OF Jonas Ielwg late Of
Locust TOWNSHIP, deceased
G. The first and final account OF John 1Ierner Guar
dian OF Forrest Yeager, minor child Of John Yea
| ger, jr, late Of Locust township, deceased.
| :. The third account OF John and Hiram d. Apple
| man, Executors OF Peter Appeman late OF Hem
lock township, deceased.
| tt,i.I a ,stNt Mt Dltnr Enf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


at one O'Clock p m,
IL that certain lot OF ground situate In the Town
Of BLOOM burg, Columbia county, state OF Pennsyl-
MIA bounded and described as follows to-wt on
the north by Third street. the west by lot OF Cath
OIL Church, on the south by land OF Simon G.
shlyes on the east br iron street, on which are
erected twosJory Brick dwelling House. u Frame
Kitchen, Brigk ieat Market House, a Fr TN stable
and wagon shed and ont.buil lugs containing about
one-fOurth of an acre more Or less.
seized taken In execution, anI to be sol as tho
property OF Edward Rawlings.
ALSO,
Al that certain lot Of ground situate IN Fishing
creek township, Columbia county, state Of Fennsyl-
yania, bounded and described as follows: on the
north by pub ic road which separates It from the lot
Of J0An Wenner on the east by a public road which
separates 1t from the lot ot Lewis Deshlne on the
sJuta and west oy land OF w. w. Bender, containing
nne-haf acre, whereon Is erected tw -stvry frame
building used as a dwelling house and store
Seized, taken iltI ecuti1n aud to b. old as the
property Of EIis p. Bender.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-Purchasers must pay
ten per cent of the purchase money or at least
enough to cover all costs, at striking down OF sale
otherwise property TO be resod at once.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
Jan. 5, 1s77-ts. sheriff.
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The following from the financial column
of the Philadelphia Ledger is of interest to
every business man, especially as the pro-
prietor is Il strong Grant man. "The good
time coming" seems to be "In the swet
bye-and-bye."
Some of our contemporaries profess to y e
some Improvement in business, but we col,-
fess, SO far as the, meyement comes md u
our observation, IL ID not very marked. I'll 9
tinls afs hard, aid 'iiaat OF the isilfdsSefi.s
ftff1epktan& s6d sln<jrs of mabiaE btpeFi n
baifibaitI fe,. 'rA aaependen te,bS6 sssd i,
fs-ss!ss. With the passlis o' ~. .'.o'u;ys
:. .umerous !, large Operating. establishments Is
wiif IN l4sse2lIi he Hnumber Of the ir
~ byees. 90 isfn0w difficult TO meet rents
anddive, and with less employment the en'-
ployed will have to lessen their house a.
ommodations-two families finding hom IS
where one now occupies an entire house ,.
This will increase the number of unoccup"d
tencments and make the burthen of taxatltn
on property holders the more sensibly ia t.
The business outlook is not good and Lilc
political complications not AT all SATISFACTORY.
Money continues plenty, especially in rouI d
amounts on good security, hut among sic
smaller traders it is very scarce with VIII ch
In nav dah... CuIl lnara q"ptea AT t"
6 per cent, strictly first class two name pa
per at 5(95l per cent, strictly first class SIN
gle-nsme paper at 5l(G6l per cent, loans Oh
Government collateral at 1 per cent, on first
class bonds and stocks ut 5(d5i per cent, on
second-class bonds and stocks GtGS per cent.
These rates have reference 10 what II con-
ceded as reliable paper.
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The Republican press is seized with n
|spasm Of virtuous horror at the base and
conduct of some unknown Demo-
rats, who offered a man named Levisee,
% of the Republican electors of Louisiana,
OF, 900 il he would vote for Tilden. No
bdy Of ordinary common sense would have
laced much belief in snch story, which of
hprse WAS told by Levisee himsefl-$l00,-
100 would have bought regiment of such
.lo,s-but:it appears that this Levisee,
hilen the way to New Orleans, said that
kuw Tilden was elected and declared
would be shame to cheat him out
thst if he could be protected until
get cut of the country he would
i'm. 1t is asserted that when Lev
% New Orleans he offered his vote
Tor $50,000-and couldn't get that.
ew York Herald correspondent states
,evisee is the same person who in his
ony before the former congressional
ttce sent to Louisiana, testified that
elected, but that he was counted
Rok his seat in the Legislature
turns of the Board. A very
he would be to refuse 100000
The trouble with the Republi-
their lies are good and strong
ial used is intoleraby poor.
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out to the letter. A few COM (
ghtences to long terms of imprsd Z
heavy fines will do much-to bre z
5 prsctice.
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ECLECrlN NiAHAZINE.

.With ia carrent January number, thir
Hpg publication enters upon the twenty
pine OF thu new serie, dating from
upon its thirty third
1lapt Of the work
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THR COLUMBIAN
kdidat, g.. Electors.

ele of the Constitution OF
hrnuiIos that Mnn Senator
, 1877-03-31

stood that tho Cabinet was engaged for short
time tt,ay with questions concerning few az.
pontmcnts to Office. About aO employees will
be dismissed from the Bureau n Engraving and
Printing of the Treasury department. to-ror-
row, In order to bring the force down to tho
nrtual requirements Of the work.
CBLOREn DELE1ATIoN.
TbIs afternoon the President received dele
rattun Of cotorclt citizens from Alexandria tlrg-
ing it'c appointment of Prof.. 1,angston, to
b. Commissioner Of Agriculture. The President
said lie rcc"rnfxed tn main thc Justice ot
the claim fsr atttc colnreti men to be appointed
IT, Office, and that TIC had the highest rcCaa for
fraf Largstort, but doubted whether hc Should
appuint him To that particular positfon.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT..
eomc fifteen or twenty temporary clerks in
tho Navy Department will DC dismissed to-nior-
row. They lave bccn employed In the Depart
mcnt two Or three years past and paid either rs
writer's for Tic navy.narls Of, out nf ale con"
lt.tng no provision OF law authorizing their en-.
rloymcnt, Or making appropriations 10 for their
compensation aa clerks, BccretarY Thompson
announces his pnrposc to l,avr no one Ii the
Department not expressly provided for by law.
, 1877-03-31

Special Dispasch to 7a1 7stbune
WASHINGTON, u. G., March IA Committee
Of three Republicans from tho Florida ncpub-
lican Committee have arrived here 10 confer
with tho President relatIvo to tho suit now
pending between tho Hayes and Tllcn Electors
In that State. After the decision Of the Circuit
Court against the llaycs Electors, the latter mp
pealct to the State Supreme Court where the suit
IA now pending, aud IL soon to ba held. The
purpose Ut tho Committee was to ascertain
whether the President desired to employ totn-
sci and contest the case, or abandon II. Tie
Committee had an Interview with the Prcslent
to-slay, nnl weru referred for consultation 10
members Of tue Republican National Com
mtttcc.
RETIRED.
10 tAs Ffst<rn dttactaftd Tttfa.
WAsu1suros, u. C., March aJ.-Rcnr.Admiral
Rcctt Wortlcn, u 8. n, has been retired at Ills
own request, and Commodore Thomas II. Pat
tcrson promoted to tho Eralo of lsear Admiral
TO I'LL the yarancy,
- , aaEENnAcEs.
TIC Issues Of National Bank notes Tor tho
month were s1,:7D, ,t0o, OF whicl, 50 rcr ccnt7
namely: <1,50U,.4ssO, IL. .grcenbacks, wcro de-
stroyc,i, leaving outstanding lcgal-tcnder cir
cu!ltlou ot sgS.,OlO,2oi.
DlsTiLLgHlEa hAIDEp. .
Grecnsip1fo, n. G., that Collector Patterson, Of
that State, and Dep,tty-A1arsla1 KaS, With FIX
,nrn ralas! !tiict d!st!l|etlcs In Watauga Co,tn
Killed, uni Patterson wounded.
CONAut-EENKRAL sEWAMD.
The. charges ngaIuss. cx.cuusui- General
Seward, now Minister IL China, arc sahl to be
.c reslt ot al od getwsen M SewaFa
nothing III ,thc Department. ot State showing
anything whatever ltsercdItable to either his
puhllrur private character.
TIE GEORGIA CAST.
Judge Locl'ranr, Of Georgia, had long inter.
view with tho President Inst night. Thc Judge
said that tho question talkcd over referred
,i,orG ~ tic Geofgia State appointments that
TIN tS SaSa s sors ss snnt u y xa' te pfffssss fss
dent. and was grati1cd With the, re-
suit Of tho conversation. President. 1layca
was, In his judgment, an honest tnul,, nt,tl would
n IT, ths propsr ie sween o1 Ill., eSe1y I 1le!a' sn N
sion Of 1uYc for public plumber. Tho Judge says
that some Democrats Will have a ptace, but
thuy must be tncu WHO cafl popularlze tho Gov
tl,at his appointments shall come up 10 the
standard Of tltucsa.
A aELEoArlos PROM ARKANsAs,
irrespective 0f pnrtY or co!uT, several being ac-
cumpanlcd by lnllles, called upon tho President,
md two o. three speeches were mnde, all ex.
pressiyc Of \ hope that tho peace policy Of tho
President would be entirely successful. Attention
was cAlled to thpclrcumstAnee nf tho Democrats
and u Republicans assisting IN tho election oi
srnatnr tiArlnnd. President Hayes, in reply,
said: stills Is 1oye-fenst thai did not cx-
pcrt. M, very glad to meet you all, and an,
V!aI to know that an cra Of good feeling ltas
already arrived for Arkansas, aud hope It lnuy
be In no way diminished"
JOHN Knight
Inns written to G]cu. Eaton, tho Commissioner of
Education: "Thsra Ia great aud universal sat
isfact!on ucre at the settlement Of yuur presl-
DENTAL difficulty, md tho good sense Of your
people Is admitted mud admired on this side VI
the Atlantic.''
, 1877-03-31

The important discoveries u lrot. Marsh, Ut
New Haven, arv this subject vi many c,tnpli-
uiuIltarY nutises abroad. Tho Geological Hl-
compliments into tangtIlu shapu Ly awarding
10 Proi. Marsh the Di,;aby medal, accompanied
With applertatyc REMARKS. THIS researches OF
rrut Marst are referred tn In sor1!e detail, anti
severn! uf the lossil ycrtebrutes whusu {Nrnls he
has described arc mentioned by .Lanc. Thu
resolution says: lie has distinguished himself
by studying tho fossil remains vi nearly every
great group u tho vertebrate F0m talc ,alIozoic,
s1etarcu.s. ami ra,nt,xUic strata of thr New
World, The field Of Ills research las been tul-
1.tler, but II has h I'll vrrY correct; aud his d.
tvrtplsc and clats,ileaiory archaeological work
Indicates hfs cf!rltisc grasp pf anatomical de-
tails, a,nl bis great power as comparative
t,ntruoySti1
, 1877-03-31
ITEMS.

Tho passenger rates from this city to Boston,
and ylea versa, havo been reduced on unlimited
tickets from saa3.s5 to ~, yia Albany. mud from
s9ls5 v!a New York to s2. The salcs IN lin.
itel t!rkets remain tic ean,a "a heretofore. 4
similar reduction has BEEN made Ia tic unlllu-
itrd tickets to al Now England points.
The 0cncrat Manager OF tho Illinois Central
ltalisoaI Inns received letter from tue Orncrul
Superintendent Of tho Philadelphia, Whining
ton It baltimore Railroad stating tint tbs par.
ties WIN presented q letter Tram hin, requesting
t!,u headings to tho paper on wllctl t,u re-, stst
WIS written. liz warns ruIlr0atl tIulluErrs frul
gIying passes to parties claiming to Belong u
lila roatl, as hu never applies Tor Snch fuyuts.
, 1877-03-31
METHODIST suNDAY.sCH0OL.

INDIANAPOLIS, llhl., Marcl, A.-At session
OF Tug Methodist snsMay- -SelloOl Congress ~
day. essays weEo read by the Aev. +. &. Hollt-
lay, on "The Presiding Elder and Sunday
Schools y; BY the Rev. Z. T. Cutnlrk on 1.-THE
Sunday school null thu Methodist Church BE-
nevolunt, Missionary. aud Other Societies." tho
point being sLat Increased effort WIS needed TO
swell contributions fur tlcsc Societies In Su,,-
day- -acAools. Discussions werc i,a4l upon the
relation of tho pastor 10 the Sunday
hrhool, openei by the Rev. J. II.
ketetla,,; OH the Sunday -sc!lool anu elss-neet-
!us, opsuyu by the l;eV. u. L. uluHemau; uu
, 1877-03-31

Special INspatcA 10 7hs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, hlaEtla U.-Tllu first ses-
ZION Of thu State Conference oil The Young AIcn's
Christian Association was held In this city yes-
cr,lay and tt,-lay. 1t waa largely attended, sn4
,nllch Interest cylnccd. A public nlCetIng was
was effected l,y electtng statc Executive Con-
u1ittcr Vi Nineteen.
, 1877-03-31
hNEmOMETRlCAt,

SiVcjaI Di5pateA to 7Ae tribune
lHlIANArnLls, lt,I., Marrl 30.-It having
been 'ilseoycrcl that II. u. Ilawklns, who took
tlls I'rlzc Ut tie lats SMte uratorleal. contGst,
plagiarzrl Ills oratnn from all essay In tic H.
tfr"a'ional Hoitto for January oil 1.-THE dcgen-
crary of American citizenship" hy David Dul-
ley Field, stups will bo takuH u secure tho rep
sere,tatIon Ut Iniuua In tho tntGr-Slats oratorl-
tn! contest nj Milwaukee May 10 bY Pence, OF
Hanover College, who stool scconh.
, 1877-03-31
SALISBURY MILLS.

SFFeIus IHk0l&tN 70 3H6 9FtbNHts
1iosToN, MISS, March 30-Thn Salisbury Mil
Corporation voted to-day to reduce It's capital
stock from sl,0oo,Do0 to $3.50, ,uo0, and to ISSUE
alluitiullai stock ut tle rats Df ono share fur
every four slares Of stuck now outstanding.
This will bring tho capital stock To $50, ,t, nnd,
with this lllGunt, tEe eurporuitu lIupcs to Fil1l
the mills under the uew directorate and Mnn-
ageIncut on u paytng tMs!s.
, 1877-03-31

ll0GIoH H1IfFll&ff,
We ayisc all our gtee,,turk friends WIN think
the t;oycrun.eut sl.onld ksuc tnusc money to
tho peut:r IL 20 to Bqeuos Ayres. They enjoy
the blessing ot abul"!aht PAPER tnoucy u the
iull there, as may be tccn frnm this advertise
mint tn the Buenoa Asres Herald " Ynu,!y
inca Will, snail ealarics KAN lind comfortable
lizard a,'4 tu:giEgs Ut l7s CorsIrutes street Ut
$Iou bcr luUutl."
, 1877-03-31

Sunday school literature, opened hy the Rcx
John Poucl,cr. The liercan aystem OF jcssnns
was discussed at SONG length, md consttlerat,In
opposition. manifested to Il, ns tending 10 tic
neglect Of mcmurixing tic Eih1c mid 10 n
spreading OF points 10 bc considered. Mrs.
Alden. the well.known Sunslay-scl,ool wrItcr
"Pansy"), gave pleasant talk upon tho "a.
1sgt0uS tralnin. Of tho Juvenile mini.
, 1877-03-31
OBITUARY.,

Nav YoMK, Marrl 80.-1L II. Macy, tho we'll
know Il falwy-Eools dealer, one of the largest In
The city, died yesterday In iaFla, wIlturr Ee
wcut with his family atout two. nlouths ugu
fur The s.kc VI hta llealtll.
EEwnuNu, N. T., Marcl, :N.-Sam Mclaughlin,
well knuwn horseI,,un and driver, died Ut hia
home near this city last night.
, 1877-03-31
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

About . o'clock last evening kc,oscne.
lamp exploded in the residence No. 2o5
Fourth avcnuc, inhtctins slIght dam.
agc on TIC furniture In sho room, III.
children, ascer on pofa, l,ad narrow escape. i,
tho pillow Under their heads causht 1rc. tedv
IN tho honfe had her hanls slightly burned In ex.
tinrufehtn9 tho flames.
narrow escape last night al o'clock ID The iDhhv
Of st. ntldgcI'a Church on Archer avenue. <
crowd Of Joung rouehe had bern falsiny
of the ehnrch ealled In otlcer Moors 't to
o.4t The gang. No osoonet had tho ofFtear attompt.
ed ibis than he var shot at by OF tho smeticst
trsntyersely scrosa thc foreheal, Fortunately ons
nkin deep. Tho ruaians escaped during the tca,.
p,sary u, o. sh1 And ts
, 1877-03-31

vote Mt alt elections anil 10 ioll office. which
has pnssc,l tho Senate, will como up for toneld-
erntlon Mon1ay.
, 1877-03-31
Proceedings in the Illinois Legislature
at Springfield Yesterday.
A Resolution to Adjourn April 40
Dcspisctl md Cast Out.
Text Of and Considerations Touching tho
Oapital-Stock Bill.
The Tax.FiElltcrs Leering Civil1yy and
killing with Kindness.


t',ous" tnu session wete " DC perpetual. tne
question wns presented OIL motion which Nj.
Gallon attempted to get before the House, fix
m anS si.e uute u a"Joarntneat ',ae ule lot ApfA
w. anu s1f' ca'ioa aian't GET nus motion Do
fore the House. He haul It read for fnforma-
ttut, and tlEcn moved In stlsbp.,tt tfu rit1es fnr
Ia rc,,r,fnn -o,I tt.t ,rott,,, ,.os ,,-,.,,rtIv
,., ~"o s''"s 4"usio'' w." t,"''p'.!
t4o'Eu' AHete HIVE HoH ucGH 4Httouucet III
the House C.0 bt)s 1cas tl,rn unehaIf of which
have rct reucbcd sccopd rrndtng. In tho aenate
;horo ,,.vo ,,oo AZ Iii. Introduced ar, T., al
hfty-slx bills hasd reached third reading. And
tho whole uumtcr ar bllts DaaaeI tfA fhr mid
,r kI,b t,oxo t,..,,,o 1c,, /. t,,4 H,, 11,n.o t.
,,,,,, I,,r.,.;,u. 1,,,,tnn.. 49,. .n,.1tr,, ,,a,n
hueH '!apotta'lk n,lslnehe yet pet'1'hSi molc,
probably, fhan could'bc disposed o1
IN TWO MONTHS
M h,,.,nes. In ,1,anosctl of bcre. Tim notoritv
~ .'.,'s"s " .',.I'e. II, w. ..,,.,s,. ,',.
o4 n.c'ape's OH e'thcf sue "'!"o't uant secrcl'
ly desire an adjourned Ecast0n.. Tho majority
oil either side also want somebody rlsc to find
Tim octa.lon for mn n,tion,nrn .rsstou nnd ~
,,I.,,, ,,,,t a..t,.,., 49,, -, -. ~. ..tsr.,..
psa''' a'n uc'enn ~ t"e sa'.se ~ '"c saoslact'o"
o. the people. Inc 1aet IL, that, whl'e tho ees~
atOn has been extraordinarily slow. ali {bfnrs
, 1877-03-31

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YoRR, March 3l-Arrtyed. steamship
Canada, from London.
BALTIMORE, Mnrch N.-Arrivcd, steamship
Nnrnbcrg, from Bremen.
, 1877-03-31

80 fur ~ the newspapers asu calncerpeat tho
assessment represented intangible "gu.4l-
will u no lpuEo pInIscr!y subject to tax4tIuu
thun Is tho reputation Ut a lawyer Or dUrtor, Or
thu Kuul.w will Vi 1uy nlan's business. And, 10
far u other corporation. ase rourerned, Ills n:.,-
urcarettainy ~ tn slu,w that lllr usse. snlelIs
need equalization, for tbs figures shuw this III.
brss,IleHt to Aayu btesl eaprtc!ous an.l unequal.
LAW FOR rR1AAKr ELECTIONS.
Auloms the pending measures In The Scmata
wilt~h ought to be suvcd, hut Whkh v III prus,a-
bly bu lost, IL thu kuho1 bill prostlinK fur tue
pslulary conventions, mud tor Euar.lsnE uKaiast
frauds ut the sa,ua. This bill provides:
voluntary political nxsuclatl0n 1t patty. In ahy
county q city, hasIng oset luo. 700 inhabitants.
ihu nnmiuaioa Vi sapltiae. for public vn!ce, may
be eal1sd or ordered by published notlss upon .hs
shLp, centra! ur controlling couamittes Vt such
.uIunt4ry political aasucltuu purity vt the couH-
". city. uf township. which ,nay sicct y accept
thu prov isons u lL,s act which shall ttatI tho
rurposs tfh,e, niahnGr, conditions. together WItu
lhr places Of l4ol1InY sucl election; ais0, tilg
authority by which the call " notice /. Published.
aud thr ee persons lhaI tc nan.ed therrn tu set
jus!-, u sajl r!vetuu. who arr ~ supervise VT
bsrslIs - .uch vo!l whcst such rlsctsvu u