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Postal service In the south.

Postmaster General Key speaks
with much satisfaction of his recent
trip to the South, and of his inter
course with the business men and
citizens in regard to the postal
service. The appropriation of one
hundred and Seventy-fve thousand
dollars for fast trains between
Washington and New Orleans,
Judge Key regards rs inadequate,
but he will employ it to the best
advantage, and distribute it to such
of the roads as shall bring up the
speed of the mail trains to the re-
quirements Of the public service.
The postoflice department has no
official information in respect to
the two cases in louisiana, where
the colored postmasters allege that
they are unable or afraid to as
sumo charge of their offices. The
department has sent down a special
agent to ascertain whether there
are really any impediments in the
way of these p%ostmasters assuming
the functions Of their respective
offices, and also whether there are
any valid objections on the score of
fitness. 1t seems that one of these
negro postmasters in Louisiana was
appointed as far back as January
last, and now for the first time he
complains of trouble in discharging
his duties.
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TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.
The Reception By the Manhattan
Club Last Night-Tbeir Speeches.

NEW YORK, June 12.-The re-
ception given to ex-governor Hen
bricks this evening by the Manhat-
tan club was the occasion for a
large gathering of the best known
Democrats Of the city.
Ex-Governor Tilden, in the
course of his speech, said:
1t has been our faith and our
pride that we had established a
mode of peaceful change to be
worked ont by the agency Of the
ballot-bOx. The question now is,
Whether our elective system, in its
substance, as well as its form, is tc
be maintained ? This is the ques-
ton of questions, and until it is
finally settled there can be no poll
tics founded on the inferior rights
of the people. It involves the
elective principle it involves the
whole system of a popular govern
ment. The people must signally
condemn the great wrong which
has been done to them /; they must
strip the example of everything
that can attract imitators; they
must refuse q prosperous immunity
to crime. This is not all. The
people will not be able to trust au-
thors or benefciaries of wrong to
devise remedies, but when those
who condemn the wrong shall have
power they must devise such meas
ures which shall render a repetition
OF wrong forever impossible. A
great nation will not sever its po-
litical from its moral life.
Mr.. Hendricks said, in conclu.
sion:
Democrats will not intrust their
most cherished principles to the
keeping Of power which is attained
by vicious and corrupt means. The,
will, therefore, continue their faith
in the right Of the majority to rule,
in accordance With constitutional
provisions. All Democrats rejoice
with unbounded JOY that free re.
publican governments are once
more allowed South Carolina and
Louisiana. They rejoice in the
good fruits that must follow the,
know that peace and good order
! will prevail; that capital will be
made secure and labor safe, con.
tented and happy; that enterpris,
will revive, and the cruel burdens
of government and public corrup
ton will be lifted from the shout
J ders of labor, and that production
| will increase and lands advance il
{ price. But they know that. in th,
language of Governor Morton. j
had become inevitable. Good gov
+, ernment In the States was not
4 free-will Offering on the affairs o
the country. For years the Demo
Gratis had eontended in congress
and beforos the people, 70
/, free republican States throughou
! the South, and finally it becam
i inevitable, because right and trut
were too strong to be longer SUI
planted. In this the Democrat
find a reason to stand more frml
with their party out of power, wit
y no patronage to dispense, and n
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Crops IN ban

MONTGOMERY, June l3.-Rains have
been general in Alabama, and of great
good to crops, Oats comparatively a
failure; wheat, best crop ever made;
corr and cotton clean, and doing we'll.
The governor has forwarded money to
New York to pay the interest due July
LIST on the Alabama State bonds,
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PUBLIC LEDGER
oFFICE-Ne. Is MADISON SrzEHf.
E HIS
wednesday Evening, June lS, 1877.

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is IS per Onnum for
the Daily, and 81 per annum for the
Reekly-POstdge free.
Persons leaving the city for the sum.
msr can order the DAILY LEDGER
at 75c per month. o tiOo dollars for
three months, in adranee, Nth the
privilege of changing posto6iee.
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HIghwaymen.

SCRANTON, PENN., June l3.-Yester
day afternoon while Paymaster Bissell
and Assistant CARING we're driving to
the mines on the outskirts of the city,
to pay the men, they we're fred upon by
two masked %highwaymen, and CARING
was wounded. Bissell returning the FIRE,
The robbers fed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-13

THE wires of the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company have
been extended as far South as Col
umbia, and will be continued until
a connection is made with the line
coming up from New Orleans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-13

So long as President Hays
carries out Democratic ideas and
principles, as he is now doing in
his Southern policy" it is unques-
tionably the duty Of the Souther
people to encourage and sustain
him in every way that is fair and
honorable.-Knoxyill Tribune and
Age.
The Southern people are too
liberal and honest to withhold any
commentator hal Mr.. Hayes may
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Fire.

DETROIT, June l4.-The shock mill Of
Bergen & Co. and a large quantity of
shocks, heading and dressed slaves we're
destroyed by fire at Ovid, Mich, this
morning. Loss estimated at i.om $780,.
900 TO $4,000; insurance light.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Russians Withdrawing
from the Direction of
ErZerOum.
0lti and Psnnek Evacuated by the
Russians-The Turks in
Pursuit.

LONDON, June ia Turkish detach-
ment has entered the Russian district OF
Achalsich, and threatens the Russian
communication with Arabian. On the
approach of three flying columns, sent
by Muhktar Pasha against the Russian
right wing, the Russians not only evacu
ated 0lti, but Pennek, at the foot of the
pass over Kanby range, leading to Arda.
han. Both 0lti and Pennek were reoc-
cupied by the Turks, who also went in
pursuit Of the Russians.
The above is not from the Immediate
scene of operations. Previous dispatches
stated the Russians were withdrawing
from the direction of Erzeroum in order
to prosecute the siege of Kars, reduce It
and keep their rear free from attack.
The Grand Duke Michael, com
mander-in-chief Of the Russian army 10
Asia, commenced personally to recon.
hotter Kars on the 9th.
At Acct to-day the royal hunt cup
was won by Grade, Sutton second and
Prince George third.
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UCuQ +.
WEDNESDAY, June Is. 8 nm.
LEGAL
NOn.R Resident Notice.


In the Chancery Court Of Shelby County.
Tenn.-John P. Trezevant ct al. We. Chas.
Hewitt OF al.
TT. APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
4 this cause. that the defendants, Charles
Hewitt and +. G., FLANAGAN ~(citizens of ST.
Louis. MOI and the Life Association of
America are all non-residents of the State Of
Tennessee; that complainants filed their bill
herein June 4, 1877, alleging an indebtedness
due them from said Hewitt & Flanagan in
the sum of about 1876, as evidenced by an
open account, ETC., and that a writ of attach
ment has been issued and returned levied
upon the property Of said defendants,
situated in Shelby county. Tennessee; ii
is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse,
in the city Of Memphis. Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday in August, 1877.
and plead, answe or demur to complaint
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to them and set for hearing OK parte;
and that a copy of this order DO published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Public Ledger.
This 18th day of Juno, 1877,
Acopy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. @, and d.
By r. ]. BLACK. D. @. and NJ.
Metcalf Walker, Soils. for complaiuansy.
89-9i-l0l l07
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A~singuIar Fact.

A recent traveller in Mexico, who
visited the mines there during his
journeys, says he was much aston
ished at seeing the men who carry
the ore come out of the mine each
with one eye shut. The foreman,
seeing mis- surprise, explained the
matter. He said the candles be-
longing to the tarateros (who drill
and blast) do not give sufficient
light in the drifts, where it is con-
sequently quite dark, but where,
nevertheless, the tarateros see well
enough not to run their heads
against the rocks. But on emerg-
ing into daylight they would be
blinded did they not take precau-
tionary measures. For this reason,
as they approach the mouth of the
shaft at the point where they catch
the first glimpse of light, they drop
the eyelid Of one eye, and keep this
down while discharging the ore and
until they have re-descended the
shaft. When they are again in the
dark, they open the eye hitherto
kept in reserve, and at once they
see everything distinctly; while the
other eye, previously open and
blinded somewhat by the daylight,
perceives nothing at all.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-For Tennes.
see and the Ohio valley falling, followed
by stationary or rising barometer, south.
erly winds and warmer, clearer or partly
cloudy weather.
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Geueral,Graut.

LONDON, June l3.-General Grants
name is not in the official list Of names
Of persons who are to receive honorary
degrees from Oxford University.
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GARD.

10 all whC are suffering from the errors and
indiscrotiOns Of youth. nervous weakness
early decay, loss of manhood. etc., l will send
n recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by q missionary in South America. Send a
solf-addreSsod envelope to tho REV. JOSEPH
T. Imam, Station D. Bible House. New York
City. l29-xxiv 12Sdkw
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6l-t
Death.

BosroN, June l3.-The wife OF Com.
modore A. Parker died at the navy yard
yesterday. She was the great grand.
daughter of Timothy Pickering, Wash
ington's Secretary Of State.
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Shot Dead.

RoNDoUT, N. Y, June 10 -Joseph
M%ellert, a saloon.keeper, while drunk
last night shot dead Jas. Malloy.
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MEDICINE.
BAII.EY'S
s. Il Z TG Es
APERIENT.
FIFTY CTS. PER BOTTLE.

THIS is THE CHEAPEST AND MOssr
l. delightful purgatiye before the public. Ps
a delicious beverage, and as pleasant and
sparkling as q glass Of soda water. Far sWpe-
rlor to sickening pills. 1t is held in highre-
pute by physicians and surgeons for the
speedy cure Of constipation, biliousnoss.
torpid liver, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite,
heartburn, collie. sour stomach, hatulency'
sick headache, kidney affections, etc.
For these who lead q sedentary or closely
confined life, and become of a Constructed
habit, It acts like o charm. 1t is specially
prepared for the masses; is put up in large
family, no mother, no one travelling, no close
student, no sewing-girl should fail to use it,.
Sold by all Wholesale and retail druggists.
J.P. DROMG0QLE & CO., Prop'rs,
ol-xxY-1 louisville, kentucky.
, 1877-10-02

....-.. AHt6t1csla tSfcdGIisi, ....
Public and private enterprise y active ln In.
crcasfny tho supply and variety OF foo1-flsh IN
American waters and ganlo hlsis on Our waste
for by National aud State Commissions, while
private inllytiuals. A few year4 ago the En-
Elish sparrow with too much success solne say
Was introduced for the purpose 1T destroying thu
wUEIHa and INSECTS tllat nfcst ettY tAletrccs alhl
p1Iks, sEu! attempts ara now m4kl1EK " naturai-
iza the loIeigu sky1ark. About two years ago
the project Ut !ntruluttnC Eutupean migratory
quail Mas discussed among ktu!esulel. al,d
latc numbers Of taIu Pore.i asa Sfrt.m contain
interesting accounts OF what has alrtaty been
accomplished by two KcItlemen,-Martln u.
Eyasts, Ut Rutland, Vt, aud Warren llapgonl,
Boston merchant. They beca,ue interested,
unll moved In the enterprise, ltHsnuEn - Carh
other. ani after much difficulty haro safely I'M
ported froln AcISland vi Sicily about aN qualls
earh. ." i WIS y most singular rlrrutnstancc,"
says Ms. uapgood, ''that after .rars 0f delay
aud disappointment, each Operating through llf-
fesent sgents, without any con<vrt Ut aeton
whatever, at last our birds should haplcn ~ M be
shippet on the satae vessel aud arrive Ut thc
l.t.le forelgacr will I'LL gap aud i4rnisl.
thts expectation u fulfilled thcso geA-
tfcincn win be numbered with those whu
have madc two spears of grass 10 Fruw w6era
unB did before" These birds, according to Mr.
l1lpgtod, hare ono notable Instinct. ltc aaya:
"By tllp best observers OF tlo habtts oi the
quail, It IL understood thcro Is law regulating
their breeding. For lustanec, u scctiua Of
country or part Of township that Is orcr-
Stocked, l. c., whesv there arc already too MANY
, 1877-10-02
NARRATION NOTES.


CHciao.-The schr Gushawk arrived hero yea
terdaY for tho nrst time this season Amer
lean Up!ou and J. D. Norris wcte 1t Eysttfs dry
dock, yesterday for calkins. ..... The stsnr
Riverside has discontinued her daily tstps
10 south Haven, and commences her
til weekly passages to'dsy....Ths stms
skyIsrk VII! Lay uo II ST. joa after tAktnR cargo
Of lu1ubus frou, Muskezon To TINT port ..Tho
reach trade II falling o1, snd will not amount to
r,uch after thEs week. Large quantities Vt grapes
and pears are being BROUGHT from east. ports
ly tho tteauets.. This tuorninx ths TX Van nai-
iwslvo miles up Tho Calumet River 70 Klserlals.
The cargo IL foE Martin lfas ...tapt John fEtdy-
lhe eaIilaion between. Tho seht Kmma l..
cuyne-ot which ha u t1o ownes--.H4 thc
!Iipposrtn.. .The .chf !e.s. Luz bad 4 i:ss =
arrivals 1t the lumber market wsss iew yealsrtsy,
And p,t u,ote than dozen craft tu nll tEales came
iuso port during the dsf. ..The sthF l,ssil fsncs
usle her last round trip between Ailxaukes aud
t1u1alo 10 thirteen days, sud IL LOW bound down
ior sll quicker passage feoM this port Sailors
ps!1 i 81: h6....1hs prop ,Aary Il; Roa,a.on u
In port With Cargo Of wool ffoaa Peoefaaxuisa.
cue, for shS Alst time this sr1Aou' Ths Miua took
shift shortly attss testcs aud ut &tound
~ the northwest By nlxht. 1t looks1as IL hlux
MAs eoln1ng. -. -.
OTuEA Pusrs. This new prop Avon wss 70 have
ieft Buffalo yesterday Oh her naAlls1 trip The
United States revenue cutter ftsse endtN hA& eoin*
piesc4 her repairs Il neltoi1, aud !. na~ tSulsnI
aoncwhese Gu Lake Eric. Thu A!cAl.aa *aA ta
Lakes aud IL to W absent until Nov. lu.. ~ was
the Acht Maggie Acaea. and not ths AarJ Aetey:
that reached Fort Colborne leaking. with nhcss
fseu Milwaukee 70 ktpxaten. ....The seow LtdA
, 1877-10-02
JOURNALISM.

70 me Editor Of The TRIBUNE.
I3unLisaTos, la., Sept. 29.-rho enterprise Of
the Chicago 71n.es IL, I suppose, uulucatloncl;
therefore the cxiwlsa Incurred In transmitting
tho following bruce Of Singular coiilelict'ces
published IL yesterdays issup of that remark
abls sheet will excite ITO slecial interest:
tSpecfaf TflfGraH.1 ..
O4AHA, Ecb., tcpt- .7-UeorRo ConneII. an
ex. .sotdloT, and aalu1n- keeper ucar Omaha bar.
RACKS. committed sH!cde thl. morning by shooting
Ait,.aelf through tht head with u revolver.
tsptcfsa Tf&egraM.J -...
OMAHA, Srb Sept. .7.-Thts morniny 0oosgo
Cor,!cti committed a1lclc I,J shooting himself in
thu mouth With ahut. gun. lie was aalo0n-
keeper at flnaha barracks, and had oecn dslukln.
llkrl fof s0ulo tltte.
Hardly less astonishing IN stmnltaneousness
arc the following froIa tho sarG issue:
[Stsridt Tsft1t a,S.l
VILLtacA, Ia, Sept. 97.-CAPt T.. II. Aoodc
m attorney Of this place. shot Gl,soif through tho
head It slu this aficTnooh. lie had been having
difficulty with hI. family fur so1,c time pasl Tho
attendant ply stclai.A say he cannot live.
lsbtct.u 7ttsYn,m
thu uldcst lawyers III THU part Of the stato. sui
this place. to-day, bJ shooting himself 1T thu
head Al To the cause nothing 10 dcnntte1y
known.
THUS docs tho spirit OF true journalism eve,
triumph 10 tho perpetual ttstnny of tho crouch
Ing nuwsulongcr of but single dispatch.
d, g. 3,
, 1877-10-02

N.c Was Insurrd for Il. eco tn 4 Canadian conpa-
ny. II this IN 40. hcs loss, reported the other day
by sinking renr Port stanhorc. ls probably not
4ertnrs calamity n hrf nvn+r.. .-ft<rtf1Hd E<udtr,
...-An,nrp thGse who are oosfous of dfln3 tha In
epettnr.hip 1t Detroit, Mahs tAcsnt by Hs. Cocks
appointment, are 1sAnc u. Hewitt iiagh CoYne+
Capt. gilbert Tfavefse. and Capt 1ames snow....
deputy United Stairs MArai,ai Simpson went 10
Kcuorha an saturdsy 10 libel the scht Contest
six o. eight cannon balls. tGppr*cd to hare been
kret In The war Of 1Hia. werr scnoptd M b. tht
drrdre 1sAnt in nswe1o harbor Wednesday last.
....Hne Of the largest EraIn.1aten neets ~ the
scason clcat cd frnm this port snre Saturday morn
Ing. all the vtAssls with one exception, bound for
l,n1sto.. ,Ths barge Cnite,t States, which
por.s: t. ietty.t~a ,yeafs od: and ~
l'ctfoit and WInd.or, n ltt'. The sehr il y.
johnson, Of tht Cost Wseckfrg Company. i+ being
,,ed ont ready for active sersce. sn Will probably
80 n tho sca.eeast this fall. Mtehal lItancv
was 8fre.tni In Cleveland = few days ago. and
taken 10 Buffalo to answer The chsrEe Of Iobh'nx
faut. A1brceht. OF the rcht f.. G: Barnes. Of 5000
In n,oneJ. consequence Of freedom from tolls
On :c Ertn Canal. IT, go barrels Of pork and =, ms
the opening against nothing for several JrsFa otrf
the ranal IN sAd that the Union. Anchor. aud
Western Transportation Companies are each rain1
10 pat two steamers on ths Lake Superior route
next sea'on the eix different boats to act conlont.
" IA Qp6 tiha,
, 1877-10-02
SEDtT!0us Qu0TATl0N-MARKs.
~ Es,}ifnr ~ 9'Ax Ts-ih,.rs

Ex-PTcssilent Graut has been tho Innocent
catlse Of invnlylng frcncl Journal In trouble.
Iu visiting Cha1nuuMl few weeks sinre, hu
spent day ut bonneville, IN Savoy. Now, in
Bonneville there Is = Radical journal, Les Ai,xs.
Thut Journal i4,lured the ex-rresdant with u
pc1aullal ulcAtiun ~ f0llUTs:
t;en. G'raat; ~ President Of Chg Unitad States.
s9 nsss5 fs4 a xhs ts TSip1, FL rrssH si
power Without nolse or fuss. like simple mortal
who lid not saiuk hin.4u!f invested with rruyi.
Dental nsssion. passed Tuesday At bonneville. on
hts way, with hls family 10 Ihamoan''
This lnes not seeM to bc very lntscllteYous.
But the Freueh editor had put tho wo1u but in
Huotatloi marks, ail! Marshal Afacafahon u, tn u
published Ictter, " spcecA,- DO nut Ecsneinl,cr
Wll.,,-thortlY after the dissolution u tho As
.e.n5ly last summer; aatilnatcH ihs intention u
VI tho approaching election Of = new Assembly,
Iuyqu 'au tuus till tho cud; that Ia, TIL thu
Termination Ut the .pcrt,at for which be was
ehoscl., which occurs lii lsso. Hence thu oppo.
Ss sSa tha thu .ss oan Of pacs .s n1ss5 assj
as.ly snufied treason tn this
petso1ai Item. II seems that tbs oflense col.,.
iulttcd waa not 80 snurh IN tho use OF tho woni
but, OF e44, sa III surrounding 1t with quotation
n'aIks i ss Soneeded tlas re- % wofa e eost ~
cul Ut the nose" without entiaHccrtpg the sta.
btity Of the E0reruu,ent. Whether Il woulAl
not be luors or less hazardous to sieak OF "tlA,
eud Of ths worstcd" may bs question. "Our
s.m.y r. ~ Writing tho word a!l l.bi.um, II hu
chouscs; twill suffice Il he will suppress thu
Quot4tion-tuarks. II Is not, we repeat, tho word
dvui which, il scditiou; 1t Ii thu quotation
rlnsks Mhixh arc 80"
It Is to b&: hoped that the Radical editor Will
gel of with not moro than hne Ut 800 francs
And iuontl's talprisOnment fot thts daring ~
4xult upou "iu0EA order"
, 1877-10-02
MORMON RECRUITS.

New fonK4 Ort 1.-Tho Tf1lrtns says the
steamship Wisconsin,, which arrived on Saturday
from Liverpool. brought among her Storage
pa.sengers 40 Murn,on immigrants, who arc
principally from Great Britain aud Scandinavia.
About l ,5O0 new conycrss 10 the Mormon faith
had previously arrived in tho Euttcd States tEls
season, and about TOO more viii lcaye Liverpool
Oct. :. These people represent the poorer
classes Of mechanics and lahosrrs, and Of all
Ages. Twelve Mormon missionaries. who have
been in Europe fur the past two years recruiting
these new converts, also arrived In The WIhcor-
sin. Their name. arc Hamilton G. hperry, N.
Il. Brown. William ". Taylor, Thomaa a.
Wheeler, .Totn c. sandbury, James MefaE1an,
lob Kowland, John Parry, aamuel Leigh. F.. u.
Mooley, James Nellor, and samuel Adams.
Upon being questioned a. to their belief In
polygasny, they secuted the idea and said II
polyga1ny vas suggested by auy one to the nd
herents Of the Mormon faith In Europe, he
would be e1communttHtetl from the church.
Reason, onc Of the missionaries stated, why
pt,lyEatny was practiccd In this country was
trtausc It Was the command Of brigham Young,
and although It xas :ct BY many 10 bc one OF
the errors Ut the Institution Of Moruaonsnl,
there hal been no alternative except to obe!
Ioung's bchests- The new converts DO not feei
alarmed for tho church because Of Brigham
Youug's death. hut soy that while they mourn
his loss ther feel that God will appoint q suit
able SUCCESSOR to the Prophet.
, 1877-10-02
NIARINE + NEWS.

!Sr~etal NtesseA n 7ae Catca1s Tyt"sns.
Ponr 1irnoN. Mich., Oct. lilo p. m. -Down-
Props Montgomery, Vanderbilt. Badger Stale.
James DssI,l.on. n. r.. Fhtrbtnk. Porter. Cham.
bcriain and laracs, China anh consort. Gordon
Campbell ard ronsorf, Michigan and hasges, Mary
Jarrcckt and tow, aparta tnt eonsorta: schr (.
X. Stns, Nnsc1t taaktn. ". 3. Raeon, DaE'a
stewasd. Golden West, n. Foiref, Ersrtu4 Co'n-
Ing, Marion ". paur, He'd White and B1nt. New
lIamreh!te, Etvina. cotcn. fa-co. ": II. konnl'.
;a't:. y: ptt:..on. o1phan, ,, H9y. a. Mineral Stale,
l'p-prnpt Lawrence. Tccnmsth, 1nia. Coffin.
berry md barrrf+ Fnrc.t fity and ennsnrt. Mills
md hsFsfh, =. Chamberlain and tow. Mineral Rock
and bssgeF. inlcf.flcesn and c1nsost, SAhant ard
tow: scArs n. y: Wtlcnx. l.. i1anna Mary Merritt,
!.sIncs Alf!ed. Belle st:ycns. Dele: neWolf. ".
Mary hattie. Wc.t Side. Lily Hamilton pandora.
I'.h.,aa', John l!reasn. Fsae*ie WI Wiley: !ohn
Fred l., Wells. James Il. DcntiY..
Wlnd-Soritlt ttlak, weather cloudy.
, 1877-10-02

TIE NE9Hu115z Asaz01IHs
held their regular wuekly meeting yestertlay
..,s.,,n. t., .I,o si,.ho,,,.t n.,L roroo.,, ..,;
morn'ns I'll t''e 'le'hoolss opok Coucc1n hu!'o'
lur IN Washington street, with Elder Jutkins
nres{itnr. The usuul religious exercises nrr.
...rt,,t, The h,a!ness meeting. confucteJ bv tb.
nv ~, 49, tr,, .,se.u. - 49, t,. ~,
scv' 1ohl Nsts: o tno Ha.tef ~ tae "ev. hh''
who advanced $500 to save tho brighton Church,
WIltum.o,. Tho r1alm az Brother mn /. a ,,e-
'.,.'.-,.. s... ~. H., h.,.,, .1r.,,,.oa r.,
cus'@'ts J"ss o"e' Nv ""'."s sa'a''1" 1"o
money upoh assurances eS toa aaass1ess =. 1890
Nf, Willing stated wbut the Committee bad
,,one mt tl,nt uTbc n,ottrr was in snlnt}on-
.,taae,..,.s', ae; . s"r.. IL os,s,, :"
osso'''s sesJ ssu"!t'