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CUMBERLAND ASSEMBLY.
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6QEt1N AA4pNat]& ~ 4H9 4FtVHN&s
L.tcoLN, H., May 1p.-lTho Gcneral Assembly
Of tho Cumberland Presbyterian Church reusacm-
tltd. this morning. After religious oxorctscr,
Stated CLERK Frsxzell rend tho report Of the Cum
mltsee on Finance, which recommended tho ap.
po1ntment ol noAr1 Of Finance, consisting Of
,hrce mcmbors. who shall select ouc general anan-
c!al agent; that Tbs, money required for tue t1o-
frayux OF the expenses Incurred by tho Couvcn-
tlon be rulssl N sho several congregations In the
manner preferred BY them rcspectlvcly, With tho
ASSURANCE that no other demand wilt b mado
upon .hom for tbs purpose named bo.
fore tho moetlnE Of tho following
Assembly. except that one general collection
for missions should 10 taken some timo during
cable. ss ths e.s!sst ~ best ss1 safty oat IL
psy II" eas oasd and ss
TREASURER at the General Assembly.
Tho stated Clerk moxed shc adoption Of tho 70
matters. il they wafe to eai Tor contribution Of
s,ot M 10 csIiod upon ior any othsf eonttIbntlSn.
After sons fuEt1os discussion, the consideration
Of tho sub1eet was made tho special order for
AitsE . Iscess 81 tsn mlnu.ss, the speclnl order
for II O'Clock. the reception Of tlo address q the
ths prcabJteflan Church u tic United statss, vas
indeduitesy postponed. owing to tpe absence OF Dr.
The romaiudcr Of ths morning ae4sion was sakon
up In tho transaction OF unlnlpostant MISCELLANEOUS
Du.tnctA
Dr. Illakc, Ia the afternoon session, roat tho
tenth annual report Of this Hoard OF Publication.
After altudlng 10 tho xreae lntarcst felt In this
work, tim ruport atatc1 that, In accordance With
the Instructions Of formst Assombllcs, tho Board
has purchased and consolidated into .pao paper,
tho Uanntr 9f !'sacs, Ouns5fr!dnd trtsbyffrlan,
and tho 7tras Cumberland lrtsbyisrlaa, Tho con.
sotdated papor to bu known - the Cumtffland
EFfttyterldH. The nnAncea Of the board wcse In
hohrlshng condition, and encouraging progress
had been made In the liquidation of thel. debt.
Although thu past yaar had poen financially
stringent the Ronesnl work OF the Doara Tor the
yeur bad aoatishad and thu contflbutlons to the
cause had becn Moro numerous and I!hefnl than
during fufn,eF years.
After tAs reading ii the report the Assembly ad.
1outned until evening, when lnformAtlUn relating
10 thu work OF publication was eiclteI from Or.
usaku by a Ecr.ss OF lntuEeogatoslca.
Hpaccles wSfo Alao made in support Of the 70.
port, which was eventually referred back to tha
Conimttcc on Publications.
Az tho palp!ts Ia tho s!sy VIZ be occupied by
tho Assembly visit Lincoln University In body.
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The Raw. " r, Jonrs raid that, II It was ia
docket. and tot ~ fea.of; ths Synod q rhIla;;
s1nser y I'LL COMMITTEE, n o. .ao si r!ound shst
was entirely unnecessary and needless. lie wnuh
thcsefors iao,o, IL in order. to pus the report OIL
Tho Moderator said ths motion was in osios.
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TIE CHINESE.
MEMon1AL FRoM TIiH san tAANC1s0o pAEsBY-


Tho Moderator then presented tho following
memorial, saying that tho rrcsbytory Of San
Francisco would be GLAD 70 hava II referred to =
epccfal committee. aInce there malters In It
which jId mot prupariy comic within tho province
Of either Doard OF 5[lsatoM.
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pultualiy Of learning ChFstian!y titan fsx mnutes
would s better abv 10 est!na,a ihc a!esacy u sash
THIS mtsslona.J ea,etency of ths Asrnoies Of
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BENEVOLENT WORK,

REroRT oE the sIHoD1pAL COMMITTEE.
Dr., Robinson said ths 8ynodleai Committee were
prepared 10 mako partial report. In moved that
they bu heard.
No objection. however, yyas made, and
Dr. David Torrcy, tho Chairman, then read ns FOL.
s3ovs, saying tha. 40 much Of the report had been
prepared a. conid ~, bat It would Indicate to Tho
Assembly what tho Committee was doing and
hoping and aiming to do:
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lHt PEl1Hl4 puNGne6 nkll0Ne1 % tHe AaHle.
this earthly ilta, shoa sariy begin 10 lolr sweet
aud aalsasi. yocea Ia the ali, aeudax tawn u our
II. alnlost ~ a;.au.wetabla sTgumsnt ID favor
Of tho claIlns Of Christ that man needed such
sesf so tho ,sy s"a y ,ha, from 'hs %Psa
come. In Gays mud niRhts that would havs been
dark laaeed Without liIn, saat ons light has for
Il ;%:sss IL .|s;s
lllcads u tn tho port Ut peacG
Man !. creature af tnsplrntIon. Ills absolutelr
e " e.. as$ II III. =: au!s :Gs9dIs u
Tho soul because IT. Wishes Tbs soaI u maks = long
Journey from littio humbls cradle to ..arty
pulsa y .4s march. + tho aay ana ths ,'uase.
S y IT,
ninx BACK . JssuaaIelo. A. il The gatson and
wius. tlbbst eaa .ssesIss ths semAans ot onee
s .sf lehss u as s
marks u shs t4c, that od nads the soal sueh that
susa i s.iss Il ,; il. "ss ssssss T. a''s si
man. Il would soon b : ruin should my
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psstssisn d stssnity, .aa shleh aaiatlsd Y ass
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n!sss y could !ook oaiy foe moes reoss y Ia the
| Il .a!u Il sa@s H. res 'e ascs@ sa, II tsas.
b!ea.ednes, ~ tnseparable part Of ths .uul aud
Immortality, 1t will stl,l drelm %, but VIII %
longer give ~ g!eat en ltxa tho namca that AdoEu
tho past, but will build ca.ttes OK air a lbs realms
great manhood without having great iutusa b..
meath II. 1t 1nast taEe ap tlis strain. Thon, q
sek and to Thee must return 70 10 punished or
stwut1ed.
.lasala, se. @usa Of u u. Hors' s, :aa beauty ~
from this CAE.ttan e.HA1ts Ut uau. Hyl know
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Tur WHEAT MARgEr. "A despatch
from the United States minister 10
Greece to the State Department as
serts that tho United States can
now aud hencetorth control to a
largo extent the grain markets Of
Europe. lie says Russia has been
our only competitor in this trade
Under the most favorable circum.
stances for Russia las has been so
clearly demonstrated in the report
sent by the Odessa Committee OH
Trade aud Mauutactures, to the
council for trade and manufactures
of st, Pctersburg), the United States
has had tho advantage of that great
cereal producing country. Our ma
Chincry, railroad system, elevators
ana simple customs regulations com
binod have enabled us to place our
grain on shipboarl at fifteen per
cent. less than could be done in the
ports OF Russia, Tho gigantic war
in which that nation is now engaged
cannot certainly lessen those 0lyan-
tagos, With such an outlook it is
not too much to assert that with
reasonable efforts on our part, we
can control tho English French and
Italian markets, Anticipating the
future course Of this trade, British
capitalists arc now building six Of
the largest sized iron vessels for the
transportation of breadstufls from
our shors on English account, We
should not only strain every nerve
to meet the increased demands of
Europe for brcadstuil's, but We
should also supply ships to carry
the same
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1~r.z~>-s--s-a-~-

A LIVE gorilla was taken to the
Westminster Aqualium in England
last Thurslay. Pongo is tho first
gorilla that has been safely brought
TO Europe, and Ac has now been
thirteen months an inhabitahk of the
temperate zonc, lie is nearly IGur
years old, thrco and throo quarters
feet in height, and lives principally
upon vegetables. He has already
learned to smoke aud drink, and his
keeper is endeavoring to teach him
to write his own name. As this is
ono Of Darwin's nearest relations,
why not pen the two together and
sec what protoplasm will do =
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srrrtye Bubt and his band are

Srrrtye BuLt and his band are
represented to be utterly dispiritod
aud dostiiute, aniwill gladly return
home if thy are assured they will
not be e oc'ked. 1t is probable
there aro & rr, many fugitive mur-
dorer5 in the ene plight who would
lito somo nssurauce Of thlt kind ,
but sitting Bull sacra to have more
than ordinary assurance.
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kssirn 90 Acco1ln 4 -.

Assign ec Accoun ta.
NOTICE ia hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing Assignees accounts have been
hlci in The Office Of The prothonotary Of
the Court OF q. p. Of SNYDER county and
will be presented TO the neSt court for
confirmation, and unless suiiioie mt cause
he shown to the CONTRARY the same will
be confirmed.
The account Of Daniel s. Roycr assignee
Of Henry a. Reok, Of MidlicGrcek town.
ship.
The account Of Daniel s. Boyer, as
signcc Of Elias stahl. Of Chapman town-
ship J. GROUSE. protL y.
rrothy's Oirice. Aug. 10th 1877.
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-vxvExSxxsr-n1.x,r~~z.

IT is rs true as Holy Writ, that
nine hundred aud uinety.nine per
cent, of the officials and managers,
that strikers, thoir friends, and tho
commune generally condemn for
mismanagencnt, aro people Of their
own kind, that have sprung from
nothing, and have reached positions
Of trust in corporations through the
agencies Of free government, the sta
bility Of which they oulangor by
their rio!ous conduct, against the
nets of men of their own kind.
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Meeting OF Inc Republican Stale Con.
ye,iion.


Tho following gentlemen constitu'" she
standing Committee tor tho ensuing ~ ;
Adams - Robcri smith, y. II NJ "9vartb.
Reaver wes,-A 7, 'ish, A. A. KImig.
Gentrc--Pctor Hartman, John ~paus,et.
Chapman-J. u. iilli. El q. .haolor.
FtnnklIn--C, 4 EJlenler, X Elsonhovor,
iackzou-Dr. y. Herman, Henry Meyer.
Mllllcburg-1. u Arnold, geo. q. smith
Middlecreek- j. Robert kooler, \. II, heck.
Monroe-J.P =. rrcxlor, +. =. llummcl.
ponn-Jos. II. Hendricks, Henry Meyer.
rcrry-Col Wm. Harding, I'll. u. Meyer.
Perry West. : wlnoy W. B winoy.
SclinssrJyo-ti Il. Hendricks. \. y. Gomber.
llnv.
rnlon--Col. ". q. Herroli capt. Thomas W
Hoffman.
washington-John a. Hnoish, Henry u
Moycr.
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PREsIuENr HAYES has declined the
invitation of Governor Conner and
Senator Blaine to visit Maine, ON the
plea of public business. Tho court
cous note of Mr. Blaine rendering
the hospitalities of his house to the
President and suite is not strongly
corroborative Of tho evidence previ.
ously adduced to prove rupture
between these gentlemen.
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T is said that President Hayes

lT is said that President Hayes
administration is 50 popular in Cal,
ifornia that it has greatly frightened
tho prospects of electing Republic
can United States Senator. The
Democrats entered upon tho cam,
paign with great expectations, but
had nominations and tho assurances
that many men who voted for Tildcn
are now supporting Hayes, give the
l'opublcans at least an equal chance
Of SUCCESS.
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DEMOCRATIC NoMINEEs,---'Ihe Demo
cratic State Convention, which met in
Harrisburg on Wednesday, nominated
Hon. john Turnkey for Justice Of the
Supreme Court, Hon. VIM p, Schcll
for Auditor General, and Hon Amos G.
Noyes for State Treasurer.
Turnkey is from the Nonango dis
trict, whore he is now serving on the
bench, sc'nql is representative from
the Bedford district in the Legislature,
and Col. Noyes has served number
of terms in the Legislature from the
Clinton district.
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Among tho many schemes for the
relief of the working men is that Of
John Gibson, Of Philadelphia. 1t
is TO raise a fund of Sl,0Oo,0JO by
100000 subscriptions of so each,
with which waste unimprovcd land
in Now Jersey or Pennsylvania may
bo bought, and on which mon who
are willing to work may be placed.
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rN2lAL llST--SEPT. TeRM---1377.


A. \. Cummings Agt sc. vs.. samuel Trout.
man, ct al.
sayers X Fotsaith for usc NC. VS.. Jacob p. Bj-
s. o. Nv. r. Il. 20. VS.. william Noe,ling.
samuel Fohrer W. The ). q. : y Il. Ass)Jil.
tion
Casper forgy va tf,uvlcr n cook
Ahraham Lcsch Va The Col. Ins. 90 notice Sc
same same.
Jacob Sh,ner ~. Samuel p,-r OF ai
Mrs sarah Boar ~. The Pcnna. Canal Go.
". H. Witm1r u E,izt. Sayors W.. sImo.
II Harrison Wilmer ys. slmo,
kroi,er n Schuure W. same.
William B,rtch We. q. II IIolsapplo Ss Joseph
Dlehl
ieClrty, Keelor { Co. ct al ys. Gaor1s Flshor.
Tho 4 q :. IL. Association vs.. JDnn a. Eos.
tor, ~ al
Thomas lerbstcr ys. " l.. Raudenhush
samuel %. titrrull ys Abraham lausler ct Il
James Bctver X wife vs. a. \ ] IN BJNcrsuS,
Tho Col. lns GO. vs. Sipnn u aver.
Ahel liorroil W. John \. Mover
John W. Nv!dousaul, next friend sc, vs., Potter
Hartman,
Dnvil Rooms vs.. Bcnlamin iIlrmln
John 'lpp, noxt friend Sc. W Chlrios II. Ben
for.
Jonathan Garrett ". l.. Il. lluWmNl,
Slnon ! wcurlch ", ntyid Meyer.
Tho nb1yc causes are at issue and tor tritl a.
SEPT Term.
!, GROUSE, Pr .h'y.
prcthy's once, MiINcbIrg, Pa, Aug. -. -.
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Executors Sale.

The undersigned Executors Of the os.
tate Of John Dreese, deceased will offer
at Public Sale on The premises ou
SEnrty Sept eve 1S71.
The following described Valuable Real
Estate, Viz.
Trac, No. l.-Situate in Dccator Town
ship. Mihin County, Pa. hounl lei hy
lands Of \. J. Millleswarth, James Kali
ye,zer, Samuel BoworsoX. and others con.
tanning los ACRES, and ll0 Perchcs,
strict measure, wherson are erected a
large New Frame
DWELLING HOUSE. LARGE BANK
BARN,
aud other outbuldings. Good Spring Of
water near The door. An excellent Or
chnrd Of cho'cc fruit, applcs, peaches
SC. &c, about 80 Acres of the above
tract IL good Woodlan tho balance in n
good state o: cultivation, and under good
fence.
TRACT NJ. a-Adioinlng Tact W. T. Con.
tol.!pg ONE IHuNDREED AND ,TWtNyr''yi::
ANp FoRry-ONE PERcrE., s'ri'' ina,snrc,
IYG HoTsE BANK BARN, a w'n cf. .rool
vatcr near tlr dnor. a THRIVING Young Aurl"
O.cnlrl. .Ahyu, 50 .Ac.'H Of tho above tract ts
good woodland, Tho u1l Inro cloar.a, nudtr {. od
fprca, eui in huIn -t4ts %. cultivation.
,ii y, X .-. "a 1'.iiEA a,iA = ~ E.' a.
CONTAINING ACHES aud 80 or,nrs, strict
DwtLLING HOUSE. well II wa'rr naar
CO%VINiEHr r. SrO-Is. SCUrDL~.
CllURtHts, AID Wit iu.tr' u'lrs ct H'Ulure
station ON Nv" :. . t. H. l." q o.. a'a s,ad
Salu to commence al 10 O,',.ncr a. VI. nf aid
d'ywicu iue lu"ulr,s vii! Voc given ana ,erus
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A Texas Horror.
4 Cislcra UdY fHH Of Dead Men, IVom0t
and LLihirea. ,

4 CiS'cr NdV FHH Of Dsdd Men, ITom0I
and Chjdirea.
4 fow evenings since ono of tho
most horrible reports that has yet
been circulated on our streets, be-
came current, but it was Of such n
terrible nature that people talked
about it in low voices and with a
feeling Of dread 4 deep we'll or
cistern had bcen found about fifteen
miles from tho city, TO which ntton-
ton hal been called by n sickening
stencil arising from it, and an ins
vcstigation disclosed tho fact that
tho cistern was half full Of the bod
ies of men, women and cAildron, tho
manGled bodies having boon thrown
in all positions and conditions. Some
had their throats cut others were
stabbed through tho hearts othors
again had their brains blowod out,
In house near by was found SO,
croted about $4,000 in money aud
a large lot Of jowolry aud other vain
ablos, ana an old hag, who when ar
rested jeered at her captors, and do.
clared the money found was only q
littlo pocket change belonging to
''her boys. San Aatonia { Ie.eas)
Express.
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THE shame of tho Baltimore and
Ohio railroad las boon confirmed
officially by tho War and Navy De.
partments. Bills for tho tyanspor-
tation Of troops intended to protect
it's property were presented within q
short limo after the troubles asased
and their payment demanded. No
action has yet beon taken by either
department, as there is no available
money that can be paid out even il u
decision is given favorable to paying
the company. 1t WAS such double
distilled meannoss towards its ems
loyees that led them ipto the
Ike and We hope this latest con.
'tible action OF it's managers will
With a rebuff from the Govern-
It will drive little decency
ompositions nature so sad
"a this particular. LIZ.
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EDU ssl.sg SALE.
VNHE undersigned, Attorney in fact

THE undersigned, Attorney in fact
l. f1r The hrirs Of Joseph Shawyc-, ln'o of
B'tycr Township, Snyder count, Pa, deed,
viii! o,ior at Public Sale, on the premises, ol
SaiHd,N September 29th, 1877,
THO f,lloeinr described v,iu11lc R7a' p't1'e,
-.tihtc iu B,iycr rvp.. c1rtttui1t 22 ANRES,
m5rt or les, adiliuirus ltud- " huHrr MI.
llesVhrth On tho y 1rth john g-1s1. SHn., on
the East Iicppprp.s' a ira i1i " ,0ry llih
on the : NTH, MI J'hr F'ikn- on 'uc Wet. lA.n
lol ARES Gle NRED aud tho btlsncc Wcll
tituNor I, HhO-f Ar' era''n' . rwl rWtl-
STORY LOG FRAME HOUSE, BANK BARN
Jul uthHr necessary u1'iut'i .uts; n novr- f1tl-
ing spring If wa,rr-tRDN - re Ia inoShtt.'i'
bic Ilintities-rWD OR ARD' uf OK 'llo1'
fruit. Also Ill NESrpNE LOr, containing
ong-iourth \ 'rs whcrcol i' ere'te : gDOi KIN,
The ahovr tracts viii bl soii Jointly or -srtr-
atcly - suit purchasers cola ~ tho property Of
Joseph Shiwyor.
sale to c mmenco at 10 0 clock m. ~ saii day
whom duo attcul,ucs will u" Given aud terms of
sale nladrSunSn Uy. ISAAC REhRtCK.
Aug. q, 1877 Atty. "a Fact.
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BETWEEN 1915 and 1876, inclusive,
2,GS5, ,i30 Germans cmigratel TO tins
country. Disturbances of n politi-
cal nature are the principal causes Of
emigration. Unlavorablo reports
from this country has checked the
tide which flowed in this direction,
and the gazo OF tho Germans has
been turned toward Australia.
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IL 1876 tho four State Of Mime,
sofa, Iowa, Wisconsin and Kansas
raiscd 81, l,0OO.00O bushols of wheat.
1t is thought the crops from thss,
States in 1877 viii not fall short oI
1l7OU0 900 bushels.
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The six Pacific railroads Union.
Central, Southern, Kansas, Sioux
City and Western owe tho nation
500 63i.75l
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Gov HWrRNSrr has issued \ pro-
clamation calling for two regiments
Of tho National Guard t. volunteer
for three months, relieving a.l other
troops from duty.
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sss.rruss.s-srsNzx~.~1s-u

TIE centennial of the hnttlo Of
Bennington in Vermont was celc'
bratod on the 18th inst. President
Hayes was present.
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A Il rcrtous Interested are hereby no.
fihfed that Abraham Gaug'cr, or Char.
man twp, shy der Co.. made mn assignment
Of all bis effects, real and personal to tho
undersigned for the bcneht Of his crcli.
tors. MI persons having claims arc rec
gucstel to present them TO the nnl1r.irh-
ed. anl persons indebted viii please make
immediate payment.
JOuSC. KEiT2ER,
J. b. HALL,
Aug. ~, ~. Assiguccs
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Caution.

NOrICE is hereby given that the fol-
" lowing articles have been purchased
ty the undersigned, nj CJnstab,. . Sala nnd
left in tho possession Of Roocrt NJ Kline,
during his pleasure. AL persons Rre eau
toned not to medilr or interfere wiki
The same, yil. Cooking Stove aud pipe,
Sink, Bureau Bcl AMI Bcdlinr, lot of car
pet, Clock, Looking Glass, Chairs. 4
Picture Francs. Dough Tray. Meat Stand,
Tub. Lard Can, Trunk, Bore Machine,
Hog. J. +. kANAW ELL,
Aug 80, T.pd
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rhe apents of the Ans

The agents OF the Russian gov.
ernment in Now York ou Saturday
purchased fully 1900 ba,os of cot,
ton on tho Cotton oxchapl.e, at foil
prices, and it will bo ey/rted to
Russia as fast as po/ Since
the outbreak OF the " tions
in cotton, on hnsI ave
involved fully y til
about ", ,OOOV