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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10

~ NAhi@b' CAn.
INHE Creditors Of John Weller, deceased,
a are hereby notified to file their claims,
duly authenticated, with the Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court for Carroll county within two
months from the 2sth day of February, A.
ID. 1877.
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER,
Jan 2I-ts Trustee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10

The undersigned being the owner of
II Acres, Q Foods and II Perches
of Land, more or less, lying adjoining the
above named parcel of land, being DESTROYS
of selling the same, an effort viii be made ON
the above day of sale by which the purchaser
Of the above first described parcel can, if he
desires, become the purchaser of the parcel
owned by the undersigned, which parcel is
improved with Barn, with Wagon Shed and
Corn Crib attached, Well Of Water with
Pump, about three acres are in WOOD and
the rest is cleared land in a good state of
cultivation and enclosed with good .fences..
Jan 204t SAMUEL ST0NESIFER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10
TUSTEE'S SALE
OF
Valuable Farm

TUSTEE'S SALE
Of
Valuable Farm
PY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as a Court Of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1868, wherein
Gertrude Weller is complainant and Peter
Weller aud wife and others are defendants,
the undersigned, as Trustee, will offer on the
bidder, ON
WEDNESDAY, the 2sth of FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1877, at 2o'clock, P. NJ, valuable
Farm, containing
loo Acres, | Rood & Il Sol. PGTchHS
of land, more or less. The improvements
thereon consist Of large aad newly built two
Story BRICK DWELLING
A@A-.b HOUSE, Bank Barn. built Of
y ~ ss brick and frame; Corn Cribs,
H3szs tzisf,a Spring House, Smoke House,
and all other necessary outbuildings, never
failing Spring of good Water convenient to
the dwellings. There is also an Orchard of
Apple, Peach and Pear trees on the premises
ne FENCES are IN gOOd repair. hhOut s11<tr
10 acres is Wood Land, the balance is 49,
in high state Of cultivation, with due 80
proportion Of Meadow Land.
All the buildings are in excellent repair,
the Dwelling House and Barn having been
erected in 1861
This farm is situate on the County Road
leading from Bachmans Mills to Hanover, is
about 2 miles from the Hanover Turnpike
Road, and adjoins the land of John Froek,
Chestnut Hill Ore Company and others, is
convenient to the Bachman Valley Railroad,
Schools, Churches, Mills, Market, &c.
The character Of buildings upon this farm,
high state Of cultivation of the land, convent.
ence to Railroad, &C., renders it worthy the
attention Of purchasers.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the Decree
are :-One.third cash on the day of sale or
on the ratification thereof; one-third in one
year, and the other one-third in two years
from the day of sale; the credit payments to
be secured by the notes of the purchaser or
purchasers, with approved security, bearing
interest from the day of sale.
CHAS. +. REIFSNIDEh,
Trustee
JNO. NJ. YDGLKG, Auctioneer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10
Great Mistake to Cut Fodder without Crush
Ing II!
The Lion Fodder Crusher,

as built by E. Wagner, win cut more rapidly
than any other cutter, and at the same time
crush it, making the hard corn stalks fit food
for Cows or Horses. See the Machine and
try ono ofthese Celebrated Crushers. Ii will
be in operation at E. Wagoner's Shops, every
Tuesday and Friday during the season.
Every person needing Feed Cutter would
do well to see the Machine work before any
other.
VIM cut Hay, Oats or Straw, as well as
any other cutter and much faster and more
rapidly. Do not fail to see this Machine in
operation at Shops near W. NJ. r. r. Depot.
oct 2l-u T.. WAGNER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10

NO. 1911 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Charles T. Reifsnider, Trustee, ys. Jacob P.
Sellers.
ORDERED this Goth day Of January, A.
" d. 1877, that the account of the Auditor
fled in this cause be finally ratified and con.
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10th day Of Febru,
airy, next. Provided copy of this order be
inserted for two successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
! feb BIT FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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Z Azores, 8 Roods and 81 Perches

oil Land, more or less, This property is inn
proved with two-story Log
ASA,S Weatherboarded DWELLING
HOUSE, with a Kitchen at.
u ~ - taehed Hog House, Well of
Water with Pump, Garden, Apple Orchard
and Peach and Plum trees, and Grave Vines,
and the entire parcel of Land is enclosed with
good fences.
The Terms Of Sale, prescribed By the De.
cree, are, riz :-one-third part Of the pur-
chase money to be paid by the purchaser to
the undersigned on the day of sale, or the
ratification thereof by the Court aforesaid
one-third part thereof in one year; the re-
naming third part thereof in two years from
the day of sale, with interest, and to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser with
security, to be approved by the undersigned.
J. WIN. EARHART, Trustee.
J. j. BAuMGARTNER, Solicitor.
VIM. Tagg, Auctioneer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10
THE MARKETS.

WESTMINSTER MARKETS.
Wholesale Prices by Grimes 4 Weaver.
FRIDAY, February 9th, 1877.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10
1862 IL Acres of Land,

more or less, of which about 25 Acres -.
are in good Timber, the residue is
cleared land in good state of cultiva- -
ton. The buildings on this property consist
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10
TRUSTEES SALE
jan 2O.5t

YNHE undersigned, by virtue Of the decree
Il of the Circuit Court for Carroll County
in Equity, passed in the case of Thos. Warner
and others against Joseph f. S. Warner and
others, will offer the Real Estate in said
cause, deereed TO be sold at Public Sale, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, I7th Of FEBRUARY,
1877, at ! o'clock, p. NJ.
This property is situate in Myers district,
Carroll county, Nd, on the turnpike leading
from Westminster to Littlestown, in Pa,
about one-fourth of mile from the Maryland
and Pennsylvania State line, and adjoins the
property Of John Koontz, Esq, and others,
and contains
II Acres, 8 Foods and 81 Perches
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10

ebAs mt uu Nliis properly CONSIST
- Of two-story LOG HOUSE,
kIsA,S with back building, Bank Barn
~ MsA with two floors and Granaries,
kzilieL1zssiEEs5 and Wagon Shed and Corn
Crib attached, Hog House, Smoke House and
Spring House, with never.faiiing Spring near
the dwelling, Apple Orchard and other Fruit
trees.
The terms Of sale authorized and prescribed
by the above named mortgage are, Cash; and
the purchaser has the privilege of paying the
whole purchase money in cash; but for the
purpose of obtaining the best price for the
above named land and premises, and to ac-
commodate the purchaser thereof, the under
signed agrees to accept the purchase money
as follows, that is TO say :-One-third part
thereof to be paid to the undersigned, by the
purchaser, on the day of sale, or upon the
ratification thereof by the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, as a Court of Equity, one
third part thereof to be paid in one year, and
one-third part thereof to be paid in two wears
from the day Of sale, with interest, and the
last two payments to be secured by the notes
or single bills Of the purchaser, with security,
to be approved of by the undersigned, and
Immediately after the above property has been
sold the purchaser shall make known to the
undersigned under which terms of sale he de-
sires to pay the purchase money.
JOHN X. L0NGWELL,
Attorney in fact of Mortgage.
}. j. BAuNGARTNER, Solicitor.
jan 27'ts j. Henry Hoppe, Auctioneer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10

All kinds of ready made clothing can be
bought low at II. Sehenthal's opposite the
W. NJ. X. r. depot, Westminster Md. If
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-10

25 of which are in excellent Timber. IL.
The improvements are s.Ssss
AGA-,S two.story LOG HOUSE, -
Ms Barn, Wagon Shed and Corn
Ei5nas. Crib, Orchard of choice Fruit,
never-failing Spring of excellent Water, and
under good fencing. This property is in
high state of cultivation, part of it having
been lined within the last three years, is sit
uated in a healthy and thriving neighborhood,
adjoins the lands of Peter Engel, John Diehl,
Michael Iepp and others, and is convenient
to churches, schools, postofiice and mills.
Possession given April LIST. Persons wishing
to view the farm will call on Mr.. Basil Ship
ley, residing thereon.
TERMs.-0ne-t third cash, balance in two
equal payments Of one and two years, the
credit payments to be secured by note, with
approved security, bearing interest from day
of sale.
feb 3-ts SAMUEL DIEHL.
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mos ;n,r1lnooJ 30 rono,I ~. ~. =, $50,
n "n. ,bo No,;oOoi ;s I ~vs " ' T
ponv ,nJ 20 nro~;da e.. m;"a;n'. ~, I'm; -,
aSa;rs I'M was n.s a "",S"rs;,; W Tvs Ls
comm;ss;onors or ,Ld Fsaaimon'a So ST. NV
and Trrst Comnanv % buvanJ An I oan,,,; :.
real estate and Other nro1or,v TLn h;il
- omonJ Tho pitt ' ri;lrH,J aa,s o n Da'
further discussed Tho senate NV v "ao
Of % 70 % refused 10 oo,roo 10 IL 1o 'O'o
omondment 10 Tho I'm n .n9r 49, l. saso
ooo Far tho nr;nt;n@ Safa;dmor rso 49,,
,bo, sovornmont nr;ntass sSaiI 49, T. "a
move ,bsn i no;d sr s;n;lar ,rayt j. r." ~
YORK PhilaSalnLia ond Rai,;mO.a :" -''"
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Ser Qries In orttnt.

aonben. %. eept. Die 6iebes
uno Die rofhe @ubr baben IN Der ruff
Iden Mrmee bsomtenb sueenDmmen.
Nus GrSnum miro semeIoet, bab 22,'
900 @uHen bas Centrum Mufbtar Yas
ido's behrob,n, lnb BOB in ben ndd,issn
Sasen cine e9lo9t srwartet migo.
Die Mahri9t, bnb bic Siirfsn bei
@itiitria iiber Die Donau aesansen lei.
en- uno fe1tsn GnB in @umaaien setaBt
Ddtten, it nod nidt tetdtist.
ueber ben an9ebIi4 esfol9lo lenMaslif
her &umdnen auf Die sweite @riuiea'
&soonte bel Ylebna lino nod feline 81,
ne 'aiIiae Nadridten einsetroHen. Die
Nodl DIT iiber Den &iid5us Mebemet
MI's 1T beItdti9t.
Sn 6oloe Der g~orit'Iunsen beg oeut'
ihen 60anotsn in Goniiantinopel bat
bic Yfort: cinaeninist, 100 dtiltlide
Samilien, wsldc ourG SI6erteHen aus
ibrcr Seimuib in Der Nabe BON @ofum
Sale wcsaeI9Icppt uoroen ua,en, ,uie'
Der nod ib.cn 8obnorteu 5uradbrineen
SIT la1en.
, 1877-09-29
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WeW u4e d n b.
niff.. Sn eirem Noffuoqen. Der smi,
ftbsu elmer 9r6berei, 0reisndbt Der Wtasf
uno einem benonbartenS tdbt9en fdbrs,
ertebten bic YaHoeisre Dor Quraem fol-
eenbtn ersbb!lAen Dorfal. Cine Dame
NIT one.nfmtihliGsm @slbRbepnbtIein
}ab }tiu in elmer gde mo nrei@elte ibr
6&oobbanb3sn. Sbt e~esenabsr lieb
f9 Elm lrdftieer 2anopirib ooer CUTS
beiber fur3 Dor Der NbfaDrt nisoer. gr
mar eben bemibt es fi4 beauens su mo-
den unb aur @ermebrans isiNsr 8ebas=
.Ii@teit Die pfeiie in Brand 81 ieben. ols
bic Dame ouHubr sd fam 6as Ruu=
der nidt pertroeen; in elmer faiierlih
bentidenDof barf nidt seraudt mer+
bea" Sie laste bas nit entidloHsner
@eber.be uno oas 6iinoden tnurrte DO.
81. Ser DIAM adtete bas @sieb unN
i.ed!e Die 8feiIe Elm. 8alo oorauf rief
e. Den Yoitt1ou nit frdfiiaer Siimme
n.,o ecbot 9alt : bin id bier in elmer
faiierlid oeutiden Yoit obcr in einem
s6unoeiale 2" fsasts Der Wann. Da.
bel 5eieie er ouf ben S9oobbunb uno
petlanate Die Musiebun9 oes Sbicres.
Ser Sdwaaer be9iiti9te. Die Game bot,
&ass ueraebens. .Sn- elmer failerIid
oentldn Yoit hii. fen feline 9unoe iein
nno i6 tann Oen@eru6 niht pertrnaen,"
Iaate Der damn. Sic Dame erflarte,
Iid BON ibrem 9bierdsn ni1t trenien
III f0nnen, unO empliug Den Hatb, nit
ons5uiteiaen. Natiirli6 bate lie nod
wsniaer Stuff III eiuer Subuanneruna onf
DER 8 ano itro6e. Sn hieier t,iiiidr Gage
aber fam ibr Gin ucrl0bnliher @etonts {:
aWiiroen sic. mein 9err. nidt BON ST..
rer SOroeruns auriidtreten. ipenn i'd ST.
men ctlGubte, au rouden ?" fraete lie nit
iiBcr Stimme. Ser Mann modte elm
lsbr erniics Gtlibt. wdbreno bic iib,i
gen pohaaie,e DOR 2aden plotcn moll'
len, bonn iaate er .9as wale iteiiid
eiie anoere Sohe!" Gr sriff nod YIci,
fe nno 3inbb6io@en. Der Votlaon
lpwano lih ouf Den BOD uno Die Jab.t
oIn9 onne Obnmadten. ober in wcbl.
tbuenolt fer @;nnercr Seiterfsit weiter.
Wirt9in; o@elt. l,cuc Wiaoan.
oaS Groo id)n,sut Sbne?"
Wtaoame. .Su. lainos."
@irtbin: nSa, 10 c Srooteia nil se.
Il ad3t itiu; aber in Jag. 5bnc, bon MY
fr!cat met %reinere 0tinJ, ais ME ioiIi
Tei9tncte, ba aebt Soae A0es ,uuttr"
, 1877-09-29
GuropaiCdje uadrihten.

9'ofem. Das &anaIiiationsproisdt
fur III Iere Stabt wuroe bon Der Yoli'
5eibircftlor oerworfsn, neil lih oallelbe
Oaraaf baitrt, oaB sic &analabHilis
brett tn Die Wartbe b%iueiageleitet Wer'
Den iolen. DaS Yoli3eio;reftorium
miro Die SEA aliiation nur unter Der
Seoinanna 9eltatten, NaB nit Der ielbsn
Die ueberrici'luu9 pcrbmoeM wirb, uno
empfieplt Die grwerbuul bon Nielslitb
bern in oer Nabe oer Staot.
0er Gapele oss WeRpesuB. &aral.
1icr 0tesimsnts SEQ. 5 1T ieitens oea
@ro6iaritcn &onltau'in oon NuBlano
>betauntlid Gqei oIeie5 Nesiments) Elm
lpsrtbooles 8elaenf senadt moroen.
On Ole lem s iibiabr bate namlid) Die
&apels oaS uH9lid. iammtlihe Yieroe
ourh eiasetretene 0%osfrant9sit au Der.
lleren, uno e5 linb.aun Serlslbem pom
0roBidrlten &oafautin, weldbem bisIer
Vorfau berldtet wuros. % [:br fdons
.Napp4sn9lts ais Grias auJesaa9en.
@a.beiter es in ssandsn etactem aas
Rr0p'aaYo iea ayalRlt. ssis9sn NY GUS
,'euaes.. SdlreIbes 6a ~44SO. Yts." aiS Gas
'sSlyItfaisSs3eS betBt'barta; g1ir sebex ieas
.,i9 .nn(stem 3resler2 Q~anbsatbe mo 'ieasn
'lsiasa. Oct "ho& '6hssfedti' .eanetata
gAopiS perwaltet felt Monaten sirsr
2rei$in Si%tsSBsA1u nb leiu geadfplaer
@raf @esnerASslabomsfi 1T no&f6id1t
einsstrof lien, 70 0aB porlduftg Die sanss
9alt oer umfansreihen Nmtsseidafte Don
Dem b'elt9ea &reislefretdr setragen tpers
oen mug. Die Staot &r0bem lou an Die
Weaiernl9 cine Yetition, laut welher oer
Sie Der &ret56ep0roen Die Staot &rSben
lein lon, geridtet baben. Wie es aber
bort nit ben Wobnuasen bsidaffsn it,
fam man SarauS erlebert bab Dor fur;er
Bet eas DIltrittsamt aus M9anael an
elner WobnunJ nah Siemlin uerle9t
iperoen muBie, Ger oaiige Biiracrmeilter
lett Wonaten Die 6renloenituben eine5
@altbofS bsmobnt uao Der Yoliseimadt,
nleiiter audi feline WobnunJ srbaltea
funn.
Qemt(&.Grone. IS mar int Npril
p%ori5ea SabreS. Nuf benz Jeloe eiues
@utsbeiieers in B'ppnOlu, einem Doris,
2 Weilen bon Deutih.G ronc 9eleaen,
,raren Die Qeute nit bent lImgrabtn BE.
ldaftiat uno Der BETTER ielut IN lsiner
Wobnuas. Da pl0elib ltirst cin Mr>
better, bent oas Gbrenattritut uNaafiels
friss" anaemein beiaeleat uuroe. nit benz
, 1877-09-29
9nlanoi{ihe D:pr(1ea.

9poeDille, st. %. Sept. Sobn
9ern, o.c. Mct!cn BON bier wobnbaii,
,pia'aic sciiern rod einm Ct.cite mil
ieiner sou Gil, oobc ct lie ucvleiiN mol.
4e, mcun lie in $500 ouSScblc. Gr eins
NIT ocm @cioe fort. fam i:bod ipoh.
'eno her McWt Smid, sliuo,te bas @ohn
hap: OH n!o iDo.cie iih iooahn miticIn
ciac9 ednnc5 oer@'a Sers.
4rooibenc. Sc. s, %. @sptbr.
0ie Guidanna ous Dos Giaentbnm,
ueldss aeItetn orrW Sercr SerRDli w'.r'
De, betrdat $780, 900 biz 100000.
Rem Dort, %. Septcmbcr. Sas
DampIidiF SIooc Se0, bon p'ce nod
No,Sols uric, mcNe, wuroe 9>itctu, ais
es iih groce. acy Don SunOD 6oot be.
icno. wthycn5. ciHr@ eidlcu NepcFS, bon
Dem S9lsopoumpiet nGpcEnp9" oilae.
ronht tao@. sDtctt cln e}tBa God in
Isinem g!nhosc Der Wah ! ltie. Sal.
ie!be :sD.ie nod Or 0toOt surrd, I'm
repotat 81 wcroen.
gintinuati IS. Sepi. Gin nn-
befunnter Mann teNi 9 seite,ucNi ii.
nem. 33ifss MI BaNhunols- Ydtl. eswo,
der ''put,ss g~pfp;usus. 81. MOO eeier,
eiopt, swsNsrygtsg,par, sass.ersgE lin
b'm cr lid bon .Dbr gu Obv pltaAtkSe|
hur&i@iiit rnO slsn llsOefHMisf4 nod
sine Gussl onu& -asa &opiiaais. YIe NJ
s'snbt. ocB.Bsy., s7s! imbtbersbafaam.
Mig ION ssA@''''a"';s -" ~
3anespille, o., q Sept. M6s
ner Sone8, ELL 2ei9enOeaottsr, isbie nit
irirer S All icbr u6Qti6si1, oOslsid fis
erit IA Wona,e pe.Deisothct unren. Sc
firm Daltea bic 9eiben einen beliisen
CANT ua0 Die Tyu p'ylisB oas Saus
nit Der Nbf4t no@ iar'r Muttsr, einel
gSlIilpe, Nohflt@GGtod, iueld)e y Wteilen
oon De-. S!rot wolut, 81 ssben. SIR
Mscnr fofs!e iqr nab oemYo6nlofe unb
fahr ouf ocEielocn 3ase nit i9r %. gu
Se'eeagte ficsen Gcioe aus uno ala
mon ls Svlcbt tebeG0 lcb. einsen lie tie.
bsasaauocv IL Der &i@iuns Der QDob-
nun9 Der 6caa 2acod uno ldienen, is.
ien lebbaitsn Geitltulationen. nod ishr
aufs.re8t gu ieiu. Seuie MO,ssn lamb
MN ole 2eiaen DEG Gaspaarss nebcn
einsm 3anne an Dem Weee, Mnasfdbr
800 G4ritte bon Gran 2acod's Saus
entfernt. Dis 8ruft bss Wannss wur
BON elmer au9eI our4bobrt Mnb bieUran
, 1877-09-29

batte cine S@ubpunbe in Der G9ldf.
unb cine anbere in Der Ndbe bes 9et3ens.
8sibe lasea eincnbsr in ben Mrmen
uno bic Jrau belt III ibrsr Tane ben
@euolUer. nit tpelt6em bic Shat obne
3wrifel teSaAselt wuroe. Rein Meni@
waf NnesnSesse bss i&red!i9sn grsi9=
niHss. ieoo& wirb aIssemsih onaenom=
men. boB bic snsrh ibrsn Mann uno
bonn a& ietbh i3ob. unb oos Wsioe, ais
Ne ibren Sob AsraAnaben flblten. ii9
umarmter, nm, ba he nidt bereint 1sbsn
tohuten, Wenis1tns petsint III fisbsa.
, 1877-09-29

Gtn Square, Elm @at svso
Vim Sauart, swet N3At
Gin Sanase. brei NAL 70
Gin Saudre. ttne @u&e 80
Elm Saaaft, etnew Mrnat S@
Sin Sanats bret Msnats ioW
@rS6,re Nnsstsen nssrren irtbr Stttand.
Ndt ub.r pensaer 9h IN btlben einen eauarr.
aac ansetsen Hnb tn Bsraus III satIsn.
Die 3situme nfb In Ntdmcut rnb I'm.
ysaens son ben 1rdsern f&r IS Eents per
@che ansBetraeen.
, 1877-09-29
9tniien.

Som, %. @cpt. Cardinal Serio
Gtcrsr. wcfhcr,m ron slombi, Die bclle
MneIi@' aIs Ga0folscr ocs jebi9en SOP
1ies 6oi, lcet ecIdb.li1 front oornisoef
Ynb bat Dos lctie Saeroment eybolten.
, 1877-09-29
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INSTRUMENTATION
CAPITAL t615,0O0.'
Dffices 1915 Main @trase.

Dtee gerFAerunss. @stal&af II i&sn ia
Saert 1882 inc Qeben eeIufen unb bat i'd
ifsts ale cine bet befes unb i&evRsn @eisa-
t1atten b~lptslsr unb ieit ibrer GntRebune
$1,000 600 far @erilfs beaablt.
Dlt barAf9nittli@e DiSibepbe betruH ~
Yte3. PET Nannnt felt ibvsr ~ nbuns.
Wtr erfu@sm Aae, relds Eesf6ernnset
3I ttatssn Datth. III unfH t Offes, Re.
1918 Vfain Ctr. YoriuiW zen, ober uts
hnr9 bic Dot ut bena&rt@ En-.
". 3. Gsiparbin, vrdi int.
mot GautxeI q. BtQiS, Sefr.
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SO. $40 Walnat 9traket
PHILADELPHiA/ PA.
Jneorborirt 1910.
SCR 0apital. .".....$ 400, 900 90
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SRitf- WEEKLY SUN, U A YEAR,
Of the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY. but with u greater Variety Of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the He~s
to its Subscribers with greater freshness. bseausa
It comes twice o week instead Of once only;
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-02
HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT
L. L. POATS, EDITOR.
The State Debt.

The holders of Tennessee Bonds vol
UNFAIRLY made an offer to the last Legis-
lature to take new Bonds for the old
lar, thus reducing the amount of our in
debtedness two-ffths. Their reason for
making the offer was doubtless because
they thought the people would pay the
interest on a small debt promptly and
without complaint, while there was
some remote danger of final reputation
if the holders of the Bends insisted on
full payment of the whole amount. The
Legislature chose to postpone the con-
sideration and final decision of the ques-
ton until some future occasion. This,
we think, was unwise. The people last
winter would have accepted the PROPOSE
ton made by the Bondholders with alac-
rity, because they were thus getting
clear Of about six millions of the debt
without trouble.
If the people of Tennessee knew that
the whole of the State debt was honest
~ owing by them, they would make an
effort to pay every dollar of it, but they
feel that large part of it is fraudulent
and is not justly owing by them at all,
and hence the danger is in discussing
this question before them, they may, in
the effort to clear of what they consider
the wrongful, or fraudulent claims,
throw off those which really ought to be
paid in full.
The idea of reputation has heretofore
been exceedingly repulsive to our peo-
pie. Something of personal dishonor
has always been associated with it, and
no man in the State has, as yet, been
bold enough to publicly advocate the
measure. We would regard it as pub
lie misfortune to bring this question
now before the people of the State in a
political canvass. Times are hard, the
people are pressed for means with which
to pay their taxes; some of the parties
who have been manipulating the Bonds
are looked upon with suspicion; a por-
ton of the debt is believed to be fraudu
lent, and if the ballot-box is to settle
the question the voters may throw off
the entire batch of Bonds. So, upon
the whole, we think it would be best
for Gov. Porter to re-assemble the Legis-
latuIe and have the matter settled this
fall We don't want this miserable re-
pudiation question mixed up in the po-
itical issues Of next year. Let us have
it settled now, Gov. Porter. The pre-
sent Legislature is as sound one as we
we will ever have on the public debt.