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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
0as Oe9lGtfds

lit oubsrrrtsntti9 seftdftis setreien, In
bem CO bon 50. ;u S5r lbcr 9cni6e sln.
asleaenbeiten, ater ,,bei 2eibe ntft sum
@sitefepatlsn" flterte bcA eneli4
1T ale5 tcragssetcmmen. Die @atr-
Drit fDnate -niGt iinser unter-
b.lft merfen. GS 1T In @lsr 9unbe,
faE DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion (eietliaesserortnuns) Srllfcmmen
unb fur bic 9auer ale eelit 6rIgt nse,
fhfcate stssntSumtidl.n Sr1nfteitca
beilt. gle if felt pislen S1bren, trie
Eaufsnbe bsssu3en, nit DlGi9em Grfcl9e
estrau6t wrrben. Sis lit ein Gt3rf>
unssunb Merpennlittel, tnbsm lie tpirfs
fam iene wieerti4en @sfiiGle be5 Ma-
gers unb tes Screens tuyA &eFcrip.
9tdtisfe;t linberte unb bsfeitist. Der
9tiifenfGmer3 unb bic nttber;tetensrn
Gmpfnhunsen wciden prais ten itdr-
fentcn @irfungen bieies srpseR gBietsr<
berfeGunesmittclS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
NNSercant,IiIdc Sddsaas.-gsr.

NSS ;eituis Der @trtdufer i'm t61neel
NIT 2ieenie In Centre Gouuty fur has
Sdtr 1871:
Nus;ua aus tem 9itenit GIefrtc, bt.
rauSsraeben am 1lten @pril 1862. @am.
pblet GSeIebe-Sette 492.
SemonSen, 70 teittmmt une befeuert,
Ser etner iclben Serldoun9 rSer elmer
@crlebuns burb bic Gntibcieur1 bes
S6Iters III ben steiareten @eri&,cn
res Stddtss inNertdIt irbn SaSsr nitt
natbtpmmt. pirp ntht rrtaubt cine Ser
tteiSisuua ein;ubrtnaen fur hie 3urid>
erbllmns Der Summe Der 9icenie, weltte
Ypn i6m sefcreert miro, Sreau 8l1se se.
felt rtreen fcnte, uni hiefelbe wieerr;u.
erldneen. gSaortnbdnelrr, TifiGer,
Gambler pber Srdmer rpu elmer Sraue-
ret. 0ae Cd bic gFibt zines ieben Gtaet
rser County S6asmeiftrS fsin iCn. fur
ATE 0itenit, eie itm pcm Mereantilr
Shdser anesssten pcreeu, wenn tie
nitt an peer yer fem eriten 9dae heS
Suli besablt it, jrSrn innerbalb ;ebn
Gdl eli rem hem anse9rSenen Datum Su
Hagen, rne Der crWdbnte S6aBmeiiter
Icn ron folder 9ieenls niCtt erleeiat
wereen, bis rr &ld9e itrrit um hiGlelbe
innsrba!b Der seaannsen 3eit einSutrtts
ben.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
Gie oricmtalifdbe Srasr.

Tos Staats Eep1rtsneat in @aI6,
instcn III in ..SsFs wsttsrsr turrpii-
ften DepsiGtn, welte es auser 3weiftl
ffrleR. hae tir gtrtinberuns zines Srie.
see swilyben atuslanS mS Der Slrtei
sur llnmSgliStett 9cpcyssa lit. @lt-
ri6trn ron strf1irbsnsn Goniulltrn
eeuten an. feE $ubtanb siErr Slantrn,
mario ahf Gonfaat;nopsl eur4 &lein,
alien, an hcr Sfsuite hcs SGwapcn
Rerrss tntlans teubf9tist. sluf meSs
rere ruiltl6e St1Ste marf5irsn Hstnere
GruYreafSrser, Die an Scr sfcrbrelt.
gren;e Der aiiatii6sn Sirtrt eoncentrtrt
nnS eann, i'm Safe zines @Inenilts
;wtiGsa 8astanb uns @erfen tur5
rerEf6e Ssa.SSSssss.reFifsSSrtt Ss.SSssss. rusrben irGsn.
aR1n III tn biplpmdtii4en &reifsn
rtenflts Der anfft, rap cine rulil6e
Sewesuns s'stn Gcnf1n.inrrcl tur9
Mrntenesrr unb Serticn in gBsrfe III,
ia bic &ulisn auf eieler Stoute wsnistr
.6inhrrnifrn bsss9nen mIresn ais auf
irlenb finsr aueeren, unS lie Tdb lsi9ter
rtrrrr-iantirer tpnrtsn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

. Glcide 2ump;n, oleitSe 9appen~
9tsten Opnutrfas @brnb bltten bic
6sru Icsrr etnsn grrblrtissn Ban III
eantaRer, bem aud etre Nuatt @riben
teiwcbnten. Gpn welttr Sprte gStt'
Cen tis1elten warta, unb Oh aud is tang,
ten, piGen MIR nt6t. llrtrtsens Fnb
tas Iauter 6tfbm1fia6cu; prr btn
Gsru6 Der gfeser ftlrden Flnn, brirn'
tsrs bttm Sars no iie l3wisen tcr
tann ,.etneD rppcs tiubrn."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
Genteltntal< <Grbtbtttcit.

gSir lana man htsfel6r frten sbne na@
Sbilatelptia ~ stbsn? Man Iaufe
Frank Leslie's Historical Register,
wtlGes In ;rbR nipnatlib rrlGeiRrnbGn
6eften arsseseben Sir6 uHb alsb6lb
nGH S6hle ts ausAeguns ycnenbeH
fein w!rb. Sfbss Sfrt Sat seeeR so
&afSteu Der &usfenuHs na4 %bets-
sraptIsR In epli sef4nt.HE 70 bag tae
sdnsr Berf StreH etfpa 500 rntEaltcn
iptrb. Srets stnts !6eftrs Ger Mussabe
FUR Subferissntsn, auf t1rEes fttnes pa
pier setradt nit ttnsut Grtru &CIIfdnttt,
unaufsrf4nitsn unb aam Gtnten sieene
.inssrtG:et, Tfinf;ie Gcnts. Giefe
GussGte trIyb sur8 Erdser uur an Cub.
Icrtbrnten nSssliefert.
Die ,,3ail Chiffon" auf Ieittree
9arisr sserudt aHe rsns Grta Sela
fGnitt, SE flnfHuoDrcigis Gente
pro !Seft, tit BET a1ea .3eitaues6dHslern
;a sabea ane pirb aud ron htT SfIIte
brs 1lnttrieitEeteR Ra3 Guapfans brS
Treifes perfaRet
Gis8 @trt rsl4ss IN tiRtr SamtIie
In efn Ser. Staaten ftblea frnts, er.
fftint Grsliitt unS Dtuti6; In lestre
spra&e unter bsm 3ittl: ,Die asht.
ausfenung tn Stifaselrtta."
&ssntsu FUR betee NussattRperben scr
lanst une erbolteH liberals 9thins~
urssn.
aRan wtnft fH tnIbisit an
ssrane &eeIie,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
sGe5ctatMr, @cutsAeS 81 ctarat
uRo
Gef5afts @crmittImns 0nreaa
ncn
Wartbiem @hfc c ..
s. Gmitb.
sos, fS. StraSSe,
Hase2 Ssenue. Yrr Serf.

Gtn;iaeun9 BON GtulbfDr>
tcruns.n, lleSernabme ron 4laosfa&en,
GrtIb1fts.uRb germSssne. .RefIamnttcn-
en-, rsie itertaupt SeGts. un6 girt1r-
iatseel6dfte iesli4er &rt. Snfrumtnt-
iruns Ypn 0ctumsntea fur auspdrhsen
@etraudt. GrmtttrluHe sOn GdtdfaI
unb germ6sen rerfCrbener un6 Ger
f9plsner @eslcnen.
Stnleritantfre Hnb GurcpdtiSe Staats
ME @crttSaptsre ibertaupt, @runbei-
9enttum &c. I'M Gaftra9e 8e.unb per-
fault.
Sluf Anfra9en i6er 9dn6. Sttuer>.
Rilitdr' unb Siniions- 4RSeIesenbeiten,
DECENTRALIZATION, %atentfaGen unb bersl,
srtbetlen rir prompt SRat9 unb Gnt-
mort.
Gussebrettete 9erbinbunssn unltrts
GeT6dftcs nit iuriitifAsn Ea6mdnners,
Gpalulaten &C. In alien Steilen &niert4
tas unb Guycpas errSslittrn uns raIGe
unb ssnaue GrlsbiSuRs Seaebener MuF.
9e.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
OeItcrbe.t.

Gm 22tsn I. M. In q rpnsbura, NrS.
Cuflnnat, Trau BON Daniel &tine, ger.
ftrrtene, i'm @lter bon 70 Sabren, 7 Mr<
nattn une l9 Tagen.
9n 24ten I. M. itate sleafant Sap,
Sir. Grsberid 8nrfffinser I'M 9tlter BON
IS Sabren unb II Ia9ea.
atm 25ttnl. 81. cine fleins Sp@ter
ran Jnc. s. II. a70rp Srepn. i'm 9tt er
rDn l SABRE, 4 Mpaaten uno 6 Gassn.
9tm 29tenl. 81. In Riabsim, Centre
Co, Senna.. 5srr Bm. Q. 6orttr, i'm
slltir ben So .Sabren, 10 @cratcn uEb
20 Easen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

@ir G6rsa, zap einise iunSe R6nner
rrn Aarpnssurs f4on iest. in tieien
fiblsn Sasen, f4 tabsn. Tieb iit cine
liEpsrceibIiGe llnpprfhttsteit, usS mir
firbien, lie niITtn es in fpdtsytn Sds.
ren nrh bitter bereusn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

ScNn o. Wrfer SAT dngeFaa9fa gu
fblGdten unb bsabft9!;st, feline 8unssn
ps1ent!i6 sinmaf nit frtfaesn Ste;fae
su perfctsn. TisB it cine rrfreuti1e
9ilhriht fur fie .!6un9risen, scrGus9e-
fset, f;e t6Insn itn haar te;atisa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

Gies iit bic ttfe 3eit i'm Sabre fur
Gruusbirrsn 81 pFdn;ea unb Tlr fas
"J0urnal" 81 iubitribsn. @crfu4t ss
einmal unS rter;eust eu5.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

Iigbrtnt tstcntuit tirti S1fitftrbren-
reretsa bieiea Sumntr. Gsbilt "tteine"
Gtdstden seftlftis, cine Srsnrsrti an.
sulrli5en.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

gSie fcmnt r5, zap unitre 81ufieuic
nint fir neut @adren seben Oislts 6riB-
iabr 2 Sinb i;s sinstlh!aitn?
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

Gapie sGiGsr 1T chen I'M Stsr Fc Gin
reues l61us su t1Gsn Ia, nIrHlitca
Rinsaim. 1a5 if Gin siemiifb gutter
Gelaaff, GaSe.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
8erbetratDet.

Tnt 22ten B. so. SIR. Sptn Sn1itb
ron Clinton Co., NIT Drip ei;3ie q. 8air
BON 3etersbura Gentrt 60. SIENNA,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
95td's siQuttrtrte 9oreis
Stfte.

6uni;is Stit;u - 500 gttiltunarn nit Sc>
ltrtisuns Seufenoer Ger telitn glumsn une
genu'tn au' err Gret, ary bic Orr uns ggsi>
te eltleletn ~ foa6''cn - @lrs fur cine ;irfi
GtSt gritTTarIe. Sn Teutf5 ERe GnssilS
pebrldt.
&breilirr: Samts Sid. %casltr, ,R, g.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

eSGcOb &n mp,
sod ,9astn, pa.
&
SD tabe feebtn rietne
G6u6c. 9tiefeln. N. (. 10.
fur 5erbft uHb gBinter erEdlten.
welGr i'd ~ ben 6iqisfen Sretlen Serfaufs
S@ube. StiefeI. Gatters.
SltppersR sRMS Mub5crs
sen atlen Gprten fur 6erren, Damen
unb Sinber unb 70 tppblfril tvte man Iie
20 SABRE 3urld faufsn tcnntf, Die beften
9errn Sip Sttcfefs
nit DDppelfDblen unb Sop BON 6nn6
getna6t fur $3. so. Gtne anberr Cor.
te 9errn Sttefel bas @aar $3.50
seA. .Iein Nctto: "Die beFe @da--la
ssSae re fur bic rttebrtgfen Nssife ga
"a. "cash f" -gsT
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
St6's SlumenfilSrr,

Gin rrahtspueS oicrteIidtrli5cs 9curnaI.' feir
i9ultrat, entbalt eiu Tt0nss iarbir1 gIlirtr,l~
taeie1u nit e,r Tiiea Rummcr. 9rcia rur
% gsEie jdbyIid. Die erle Rumn,fr fil-
1877 IN Eeutf4y uns gnsIif5 in fueten rr>
fditgm. -
sirreliirs: 5ares S;ts, %c6rf.r, 81. 9.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
aabeem! 1Sbrcm !!
s. s.. &etS,

6dlt tsfdns.s bic ftsSnEen, FitsantslttR
unb mreerufrrn g4aAs. unb 2olGenus.
en-, lcmie prR zen feinGtR une bffen
6clbpaaren 81 fen tiaisfeu gretleR
in letnem &durie, auf ttni ipeitrn &trf
in 9llsranstrs ectduee ;Gnr &ertaufe.
3eparaturen aGsr &rt prreeR in flrl~
scr 3sit gtmaht.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

w. -.N~NN
Cs riro bitrntt Tadridt ss8cten, t1b
in Der GcmmiiirneI'S Sffte an Mcntlg,
BEN 2Iten 3as I'M N1i, q. .. 1877,
;piitea 9 ll3r Sprmitt1sS une utr
Mac6n i.tass cine @crlaeur0 Gufiic9t.
no aqe tntsri1jrten @erIpnen Gin Gerbpr
erIanseR !Snnrn.
8. s. S0rrcs,
Gpril 81, 1877. Wfrc1ntile S66scr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

gSaltsr S GeiuigOcr. essnteamsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
BALTIMORES AFFAIRS.

MAYOR LATROBE's MESSAGE AND SUGGESTIONS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-The annual message of
the Mayor the City Council was sent in to-day by
Mayor Latrobe II forms pamphlet Of ll2 pages and
touches upon wide variety Of subjects. The business
Of Baltimore as well the affairs OF the City Govern
ment forms theme for discussion. The city debt has
increased about 300 during the year, on account OF
the issue Of per the loan Of 1894 for the
Gunpowder supply. The total debt is now $33,343-
25l 49, actual expenses of the City Government for
the year ending Oct 81 80 497 900 this reduc-
ton 1871 456 from 1873 The health OF the city Is re-
ported as having been better than that Of any large COM
munity in the country except Chicago aud Cincinnati
The Mayor extensive dredging in the harbor
this year and electrical light on the dome OF the CITY
Hall as landmark for vessels, such ght being cala-
bic OF being tor II miles below Baltimore Ihe ~
terest OF the city the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad s
reported AT 80 100000 In loans secured by mortgage
bonds and 500 Sc In capital stock; the city re-
ceives regularly payment OF cent interest on
the bonds 10 per the capital STOCK speak
ing of the growing Of the port Mayor Larobe
SAYS in his message that commerce alone Will not insure
thc prosperity OF the city, but that IL needs industries
The city, however has remarkably few manufacturers;
and viii get them until 10 changes us p0cy ana
offers inducements to attract them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
DARTMOUTHS VACANT PRESIDENCY.
PRESIDENT SMITH WILL NOT RECONSIDER HIS REsIG-
NATION-rHE PROMINENT PERSONS NAMED FOR
THE SUCCESSION.

PRESIDENT SMITH WILL NOT RECONSIDER HIS REsIG-
N.TIoN-rHE PROMINENT PERSONS NAMED FOR
THE SUCCESSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
BOsToN Jan. 9-President Smith of Dart
mouth College reconsider his resignation and
a new President must be chosen. Among those prOm
nenty mentioned his probable are the Rev
Samuel Bartlett d. D., Of the class Of 1896. He was
in Dartmouth College, and was for six years Pro
fessor OF Intellectual Philosophy and Rhetoric
at the Western Reserve College He is
now Professor of Sacred Theology at the
Chicago Theological Seminary where he has been for Il
years. Another name mentioned is that OF the Rev
samuel G. Brown d. d., at present the President Of
Hamilton College. He graduated from Dartmouth
in 1881, and from the Andover Seminary In 1897
For a long time he Professor OF OratOry
and Bellies Lettres at Dartmouth and later Professor
OF Intellectual Philosohy and Political Economy. Since
1867 he has filed the place he now occupies One OF his
bestknown works is the life of ths:Hon Rufus Choate
had the advantage OF extensive travel in various
parts Of the world, and Is a very able man. His
age is Ga years. His father was Francis Brown
the third President of Dartmouth Charles
A. Aiken, Phi D.. another gentleman proposed, was
graduated from Dartmouth in 1916 and IA younger than
either Of those already named being 40 of He
taught in the Phillips Andovcr Academy, and aferward
studied in the Halle and Berlin Universities
for three years He was graduated from inc
Andover Theological seminary, served a. pastor. ana
was elected 10 the Professionally Of Latin Language and
Literature Dartmouth College, where he remained Till
s66 He filed the chair at Princeton College lie
was for some time the popular President Of Union Col
Iege but s Professor of Christian Ethics at the
spokcn Of Is the Rev william j. Tucker OF the Madison
Sauare Church in New-YOrk City. lie graduated
from Dartmouth in 1861 and is 81 years Of He
formerly the principal OF the Columbus ohio High
school Alter graduating from the AndOyer Theological
Seminary he settled At Manchester, " H., where he
soon became very popular In 1879 he was called 10
Neg-Yorh where he succeeded the Rev. Dr. Adams HIS
randi rise due OF to extraordinary talent and
selected TO serve as President OF Dartmouth he would
undoubtedly evlnce much ability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

child. appearing in behalf Of the Insurance Department
before Judge Osborn In NewYork asked for the appoint
ment OF referee to examine into the affairs OF the COM
pany and determine whether another receiver ought not
TO be appointed. Judge Osborn granted the ap
plicatiOn, and appointed Mr.. Dewitt or TINS CITY
10 take testimony referee Mr.. Anderson opposed the
appointment Of referee appealed from Judge Os-
born decision. In the court to-day the receivers coun
sci argued that the life insurance company had virtually
been dissolved its charter abrogaed and that there
fore the Insurance Department had no further authority
IT, Mr. smyth replied for the state that the relations
between the state and insurance company did not
when stakeholder enabled 10 secure the ap
pontnIent Of receiver for it, that the people naa
granted the charter 10 the company to enable IL TO DO
business and had power it till the end He insisted
that the Insurance Department had still jnT1s-
diction the iDsura ce company Inc
court stated that 1t had doubts whether such
order Judge Osborn's appealabe but that 10
make his decision It would affirm his order TINS
decision will enable the Insurance Department through
Mr.. Dewitt to make very thorough examination OF
tho condition OF the company. and may lead to the sp
pointment Of receiver when the referee rep0rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
THE DRAMA.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.

farce named 1.-The Happy MOke " has
tseu place in the current programme Of entertain
nent here. II is embeished with scenery unusually
bnght and elaborate for this stage, and 1t introduces
sfera Of the most popular members Of the good
Minstrel company here assembled The farce is based
on the ancient story OF the king who sought for the shirt
o. happy mana story that merry freights one OF
The drOliest OF the comic ballads OF John Hay. The
Happy Moke. when found. Is found 10 POSSESS only
ashtrOnt and collar but the Oriental monarch thinks
Lat tue robe has been shrunken by magical means, and
hercupOn-fearing further shrinkage-be grants the
Mckee request that all the ports Of the dominion shall
oeopened TO The farce is litle slow but
gains lycness from some Of Ofenbach's music and
hn tue bright scenic pictures in which II Is set Mr.
Birch L. the joyous Moke Mr.. Ryman the clustering
Polentate Mr. Ricardo the Princess Mr. Backus court
f-ier A medley OF sentimental and comic songs and
Speciality precedes farce and affords variety Of
pl.asures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
Tho Tribune Almanac for 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
READY MONDAY. Ian. Is.


READY MONDAY, Jan. Is.
The Issue OF this standard valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 will many features Of great service and
importance. Among its contents VIII be;
/ THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
with together with al recent amendments
10 the Constitutions Of tho several states
Q FULL ELECTION RETU rms from all the states and
Territories OF the vote Cen
gress.
g. THE POPULAR VOTE for President from 1894 to 1915
inclusive.
A. THE ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidential
election giving Of each state for each
didae with full explanatory notes. illustrating the workings
OF the Electoral College system
s. ALL THE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS Of the
campaign Of 1876.
q LISTS OF THE XLIvth CONGRESS and OF the XLvth
a. far "A elected principal Executive and Judicial on
GERS with digest OF number and location Of the minor
Civil onicers
T. ABSTRACTS OF ALL THE PUBLIC LAWS PASSED
AT THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS.
g. LISTS OF THE COMMITTEES OF THE U. $. SEM
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
O. INTERNAL REVENUE, CURRENCY. and BANKING
TABLES statistics Of the ordinary revenues and expendL
tures OF the Government 1859 1879 Inclusive
10 STATISTICS OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE,
and Of the Iron Steel Cotton and WOODEN Manufactures Of
the United states.
Other deparmonts not less valuable and important win
also be included Almanac, which viii be In many
spects on. OF complete issued
ind,psu sable 70 public Intelligent citizen
Advertising space be secured by prompt application
The price Of THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1877 viii b
rs cents per copy postpaid Ave copies for o. orders Win
DO nled In the order Of their receipt Address
THE TRIBUNE
Nsv.Ysa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PRovIDEyCE, X. l., Jan. 9.-The funeral OF DIT
Caswe viii be held on Thursday at IL M in the First ba
list Church.
AsHTABtIA Ohio, Jan. 9.-The bridge overs the
Ashtabua Ia completed and trains Will run regularly
over IL tonight and hereafter
CAIRO H., Jan. 9.-The Ohio River froze over
but the transfer have broken out
passage make regular trips Tho weather clear and
Intensely The mercury fell 70 a below zero during the
night
CUApIFsToy Jan. 9-Offcial advices have just
bee received the Minister here that the orders 70
the Rnssian changed that IL will proceed
direct 10 Hampton Roads, where has been directed W WIN
PoUGuKEFPsIE n. Y. JAN 9.-James Il. Burhaus.
the Pine Plains for the Poughk Hartford
and Bost1n railroad Company missing s1ce sa
day night His all night and II Is feared ne has
met with foul play.
INGERsOLI. Ont. Jan. 9.-The twelfth annual con-
yenon American Dairymens Association met here 70
day Among delegates present we're PI0L Arnold OF
Rochester r. Y Hon Harris Lewis Of Frankfort ~ T. and
Prof T. W. stewart Of Chicago.
IouIsyuI~ Ky., Jan. 9.-Charles j. Brent ar
,S here % day In charge the officers by Gov
McCrav 70 receive him IN NewYOrk Brent proceeded be
fore IIe court after his arrival and is trA Vas
sci for Tuesday next, bail being n1od al s7,ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

..,.e and House Of REPRESENTATIVES. TO oprn the GER
senar rherv being no other duty assigned to nm;
tscl'Ss ,,-ally that hc Is q DO nothing more In the
INFER h " hfle discussing the question OF decision on
So ,5,- rcturI-, be- said: The duty ~ Imposed on
~ houses 81 Congress. They alone can perform
Gov Stearns's administration in Florida was
= had A. ms enemies have tried 10 make Out II the
comparison by The Jocksorr'ie linton is trust
..,-,bv. Gov. David 5, Walker turned over to Gov
a An 1888 the sum Of ~ 80 In the State Treasury.
= searns turns over 10 Gov. Drew about sl4S'OoO IN
- :, me Treasury. Gov. Walker turned over TO Gov
d public credit state bonds eqnal to 10 or 20
~. IN dollar GOV. s,cnrns turns over to Gov Drew
&C credit on bomb at % In ls6s scrip could be
- Tor 30 cents Now IL Ia rarely less than 80 In
- tssrr Was not ugh money in the state treasury
- nv ,sp,les tar sohoo-houses Now there are CON-
y. s,bools established IN nearly every county and
s,no in cash ON deposit In the state Treasury 10 the
A, a the school Fund. The j.. 7. and NJ. Railroad
S',,.r changed hands bat 20 show that it, proceeds
-sun,ea hv lawvcr-' fees or eaten I'D In expenses
s,,te has run the road since june l, aud without
i',.r sylrnse- until Novemher anc reports net bal.
t r-',rs ON band o. All 900 This Is the record Of
e. viug carpet -1aggers and desperate Adventures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
DIED.

BUTTS At the residence Of her son Pound Brook u
and 10 months.
Connecticut papers please copy.
nS Borne On S8naay oai s
n aSes ~ m bnshe The sun passed o The sprs9p
Funeral on Wednesday. at 1OIaam
OF Inc late David OGderback the 6S year Of her age
tn funeral from late residence No. a. West Twenty
elghshs, "wednesday. 10th inst, at O'Clock p ms
without further invitation.
HadeRe on nd sads JAM
The friends family invited 20 attend
at the residence Of her husband 1865 Hcksst
Wednesday morning Jan. 10, at ii O'Clock.
PROFESSIONALLY, the 7th at Albany Capt William II.
IN The eS5s year g1 nus ace ~ St paus
Church Albany Remains viii be taken to Albany Rural
Cemetery.
ness DIN, wife d the late P: Henry Perry. esq
The I-mains will to Auburn ~ " Tor intsrment
a M r. ITCHY GSSo gers % aa
S GG late Ss BEN fa amin b Howell Of New York
Tuesday. jar D. 1877 John ~ stuart In the
Of the family respectfully invited 70
late residence, No 442 Madisohave
Paisley (scotland papers please copy.
TAPPAN-On saturday jan g. 1871 at HIS residence 55
Henry.st Brooklyn christopher p Tappan in the S6th
Friends OF the family are invited attend
Wednesday. the 10Th ns at IL clock q; his late resi-
dence.
TAYLoR-sunday jan T. 1877, suddenly Helen Bland.
daughter of Robert NJ and Permea Taylor aged
and friends invited TO attend the fSnera,
S %s %e fhrtV gn. 1 St; ~ al Ill., ~ 'H'' -
Troy papers please cory
yANDEN BERGH-At Plainded N T.. Jan. COrnela Lott,
widow OF the late SAMUEL a yanderbergi ,o..
Services at her late residence Paine on eanosaa Otn
ii o'i5 a. a. M m
WILLIAMSBURG this city on Sunday Jan. T. after In.
gerng illness George Williamson, formerly Of Baltimore.
in the 74th year o. his age ,n o,.h =, 9, E-,nc,.
Xavier sixteenth.st, between Fifth and s;Ith-ayes.