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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-01
9as leBte @efedjt NIT oet, ssm,
otanett.

@bicago, 81. Otai. - Cine heute i'm
Sauptquarttere bes Generals Sberiban aus
Der 6ebs s@lOuD=g glgentllr eingetrofiene 9epei6e
bon benz Qtevtenant @larf tbeilt nit, baB Der
2ettere nad reiltder gripdgung Su Der 9(n=
fidt selanst tit, baB berjeni9e Sbeil Der @r~
sdblung Des @bepenuezaunbi9afters, tpel6er
iid aat Sitting 8ull" be5iebt, obiolut I'M
mabr iit, inOem ii9 jener 6dllptling nGroli9
bonn ge1onitOne ODER iOgar nDroli6 bonn
Miiiouri bsfubet. Die iibrigen Mitt6eilunz
gen bes Cheyenne l6einen plauiibel, obaleidl
nod inlmer teine @eiuiBbeit porliegt. Oian
glaubt iebo6 aDgen1ein, baB bas 9orf oeS
Sdnptlinss Same Deer Don ben Gruppen
5erit6rt iullroe. Same Deer" iit Der 5dupt=
ling, tpclder ii6 nit ieinen anbdugern BON
ben Our9 sSpottaO Gail" anf bic agentur
5ltriid9ebraften Suoianern trennte unb erz
tldrte, er merbe Dor ieiner 9tidfebr nod einen
SagbSug MAIDEN. @r itebt i'm gnfe, Elm bit=
terer Seino Der gSeiben uno elm gcfabrli6er
@barafter gu iein.
atnrtd)t,tngsbefebl ,tnteridrtebet.
yf em Srlea 81. Wai. - @oup.
NidlolS bat ben 8efebl fir Die Sinridtnna
Souls 8Onfieau's nnteri6riebell, iuel6er zines
i'm Wtdr5 1875 inn Siripiele Ct. 9aubrp an
egrus Srisnac periibten Moroes iiberfiibrt
muroe. Roufeau tpirb am 8. SUM gebdrst
tper0en. is'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-01
Ser $ro3eB be5iigltd1 oes Gaentrnet
9sltfrttbrS.

G6arle on, S.z@., 81. Mai. - 0as
argument in Dem Yro5eiie beSiiglid be8 81
lentOner Iuirubr5 I'M bieiigen SunbeSgeri6tt
murbe gel6loiien, unb Die &nti6ei6ung miro
morgen friib pen @eidnorenen anbeimqelteQt
iperoen. Die 9lu9eflagten itnb 1 / peiBe Siir.
ger bon Iifell=@ountp, unb Die Nnflage lautet
babin, baB bielelbe eine SerI6m0rrtng ange-
Settelt bGttelt, nm ben gteger 0apio Suib iei=
10000 gSeiBe aus beuielben @ountD mms
ben inter oerielben anflage perbaftet uub uu=
ter Siir9ld1aft geitellt, tcbof mir gegen / l
oerielben ein BroSeB etn9eleltet, iuel6er als
Seit bienen io4.
Die 3beorie Der Sertbeioigun9 lit, baB Elm
Ncger, meld)er cine peiBe Srau angegriffcn
bate, uno weldleu neiBe Siirger Oent @eiebe
gentdB S1 per9aften eerlu6ten, it'd SIR 2Sebr
iebte, baB Die bGrauffolgenoe 9(ufregung Der
0eger, wel6e iid 3uiammelrotteteu unO
gSeiBe iiberfielen uno eri1ofen, ben @eiBeu
Die 9totbpenOigfeit auIcrlegte, iid sur @egell=
mebr SuiamneuSul6aareu. Die SbeOrie bes
Staat8aumaltS lit, baB Die @epalttGaten Der
g8eiBen ba8 9teiultat eines porber auSgebef-
ten Ylans, beiien 3wcd bic @inidit6terung
Der 9egcritinlmgeber mar. Der BrojeB if
ieit beln Is. Os. Otts. i'm @ange uno erre9t
nid)t lpenig 9(ufregung.
Cine unmaie 3eugen iinO bereits perbDrt
mOrbeu. Ser YroSsB wiro eineStbeilS ais
cine slnitrenguns angeieben, S6ulOige SIN
gere6ten Straie 5u 5ieben, udbreno bic groBe
Oteuge Ser Siirgcr oenieben fir cine bloBe
politii9e Serfolgung bdlt, ipelf)e bic gei6la=
geneu republifaniiden Ganbibaten aus Rad'
iudt eingetdOelt baben. Wtan febt ben Sll=
itruftiOnen, melfe Der Sberri9ter @aite
morgen ben @ei6woreneu ertbeilen pirb, nit
GROCER Spannllng eutgegen. Die @ei6morez
nen beiteben aus g9etBen uno Negeru.
9ll5 Sbmanu fungirt Der befannte beiige
Sanfier SEQ. gS, g8tlliamS. Die allgemeine
9lnii6t 1T, baB Die @eidluorenen ui6t I'M
StanOe ieiu werben, lt6 Su eint9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-01
Oermt(c6te an5eigen.
8altimorer eSnfirmarh,
Si6tueft GGe Der 2ombaro= uno 8reeuftro
SnIti mnre sPh

ga6meft GGe Der 2ombaros uno 8reenjtrose.
Baltimore,
Die Gage 6ieeS Soiptals 1T cine b. aHgenebmFeu
unb aeIinoeen in Der Staot. Die 8orsioIidfeit unb
8oltdnoi9feit ieiner Arrangements far Bic Bebanbs
lung Der Sraten f4nnen nidt A6ertroen per6en Soft
in Brtpa simmern fGr Samen ober Serren BON SIS bis
sia pro aeod'e. Sn Der ofentIifen GbtbeiIupg tar
g3erionen BON perbdltaibmdbts serineen Ilittsn IS
pro gBobe.
Spesele GbtbeiIun9en iSz QBo6nerinnen.
@nnoar3te:
Yrot. y, Sjoshtton, NJ. D., Brof. {. Nfc2. Siffonp
N, D., grof. 5. s. @biiOIn, N. D., s. 6. WaGael,
n. Merite:
Yrof: R, gesberrp, M. D., @sof. 8. DonaIbion,
M b. gro g =. 9betp, NJ. D., Yrpf. gB. 8. 5oiparb,
9seaen Ea4srer austlnft fpenbe man fin GA ben
Spusarat z. u. Gibbp NJ. D. (gtop1, ,9Utte, ,tmip)
Baffel YdS1es
tur Reiie tnS auslanb beIoet innerhaIb "a gtunseu
n. 9taine,
Gds oet S9ltimOreitrase HR6 4ofsQ faess apsau
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%teuer=9epartement,
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zVafirenir.

S1 1lttmore, Den 2f. DtQt 1877.
Siermit uro oen Slqentbimer ober ben Siaentbiis
merU oer eiuSelnen untsntebeno ndber beIdrfebenen
grunofGde In Der Staot Baltimore betaunt oemadbt
6aB, fpenn nttt Die anld6td oes Surh6rues eefpiiz
let StrGBen auf 6eia9te Grunbitade umgeleaten
Observation-Disclosures o6er Die fur Die mia
iternna Der Sdlte Der greite eeptiier Strasen Dor
beia9ten Grunofiden, lpie ua6ffebeno enSeln ansez
9eben uno oar9eIegt 1T, aasgeIdricbenen 9bgas
oen tpaterehe S5rftt1a, Den 22. Sunt 1877
be5ablt uereen, IeoeS Der 6eIa9ten Grunoiflde auf
De6e bic Wertberbohungsiteuer ober bic BfateE
run9szab9abe ie na6oem Der San uorIiest un6eSablt
blelben, ooer 10 otel pon Dem Grllnbftlde, os Bum
aufbrtn9en Der oarauf dulbigen Sunlme ne6it allen
llnioen unb Gje6Hbren notbpenbla ein maa, in @es
mdBhett Der GrIaiie Der Geietge6ung BON Wiarnlano
Don Baltimore BebuiS SeSabluna oerieIben ON bes
iaBtemt 22. SSuni 1877 Eadmittaes ubr ins
VerfauiSIofaIc Der Spric (Sorcngebdube an Ses
conofraBe) in Der Staot baltimore an ben Oiefblez
tenoen pertetaer meroen miro.
Die Sertaufs6e6tn9unoen fino: oas Der obsr bic
9duer am Yerfaufstaae ooer an Dem oaraufFolaenoen
5age an Den llnterseltneten Den 8eras Der alf benz
pertauften St9entbume baItenocn Stcuern neb alien
Soften uno @ebubreu be5abIen iOqeu, fpi0ri9enia5
Observation-Disclosures aui 9to uno Soften oes eriten
SduerS Deoer perfaui, unb bas Der 9ieif bes SauI=
ihtutn9s Elm 1abru runo etnen 2ag pom YcrfauisbaMm
on 1uf Credit lteben bletben fam.
8as Slett Der Ginloiuna eritredt id, auf Elm Sobr
unb eiuen Tag pom 8erfauf$tase on burdb 3lrlds
beSahun9 an Den ooer Die Sdufer he5 pom ibm, ibr
oocr l9nen on GertauIstaoe bcSablten 8etraaes uHe
oller ouT bea9tem @i9entbume baftenoen Steuern,
melChe pon loIben Sduern iet Dem beagten Sertauie
uno uOr beIa9ter &iuloun9 besabt poroen loe aller
llntofen uno gusla9en, fpede bel Der aeb6raeu Be
l6affun9 Der Jfattftattonen bes bea9ten SertnuIes
ourb Den G6tb Htdter be5 SreiSgerihts Der stabt
Baltimore Delder bic Geribts6artett in oeiem Salle
bat NIT 3inien ouf ae Benannten Setrd9e S berSate
pom leds Bro5ent pro Sa9r, pom 2age oer 3a9Iung
bis gum Gage Der Ginloiung, auiaelaufen fin6.
Das nadfolsenb bcibre6cne @teentbum Dro arunSz
Sinsre oertGuft eS lei ocnn oaB Der Solicitor por benz
Gage oes 8erfauf5 Don Den Berionen peIhe oas ridz
laltse Snteree an oemlet6en beieen, idrtitItd Don
Dem gorbanoenietn zines t=5ntereiie5 in 9enntz
uB geett pro peIdcnfnlls oite5 4attntereiie suert
gum SertauTe ouSseboten pr6; iollte ieood] ioldes
SadJtnteree ndt cen Betrao einbriusei, melder fir
6aS @igentbum idli9 lit, oann Wirb 6as qrunoSns=
freie Sntcreie gum Yertaufe ausse6Uten tueroen
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Staot:Gummifiars:Bareau

Baltimore, ben 1. SUM 1877.
VeriiegeIte 4naebote psrben in bieiem 9areau
bis Dfoutas, ben II. SUM, Ra6mttaas 1 ubr
entse9enommen, ffir oieSieierane oes OfateriaIs
ltlr uuo ben San oeS GenninInauia. ~ oer,,e=
AbIugsz zSfanaIs nadl In oieiem Bureau eiu=
3nfebenoen SpeiiHfationen. lnauseetunte fsorz
nulare perben 9eltefert. Seiu Gn9e6Ot DtIo berIdz
idt9t, peun IS uiht uon etner Slr9i4ait pou Sra
men bmeter reIponibIer Siderbeiten ilr ben Seloui
ger notbi8en Summe begIettet III. Die RGmeu aller
9tlt9ileoer pon Btrmen mliien angegeben iueroeR.
Nas Ret, ttgeno Elm ooer ale an9ebote ab8uiueiien
plto ooroe9alter. SSobu q. 9ooIe,
l3l-3J Sert beS Stabt 9omm1ldrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-01
eRe3tal.M .Mett1ex.
or. &emItm8 hat ietme epre&ftunoen I'd
Mu9ett. uao cbrs @roufheiteu, nie folat, Der

eNr. Nemlims hat tetme epredbftunoen fias
alnsen. uno obrs Rranfbeiten, piefolat, pers
dnbIt: bon llbr Diorsens bis ubr gtabmittass in
ytr. 66, Rorb=@baresfrase unb bis lbr ytad
mittass in Ielner gSobnuns gtr. 79, g8e=Monuments
fraBe. U28-33D
Wlreau Der rGaslid d. btsG pntpa a9nte bon 8altt:
ntcre"
SAT- imore, ben 26. Ulai 1877.
Yielatben Gnfrasen i'm Setreff bes tinitisen Gas
preieS binidhid ser beDorfebenoen Gonturrenb 3I
besesnen. MAIDEN mir biermit befannt, bas mir Die
a6rifatiou uon@aS oriesen ueroen II. bea6iihtieen,
baB mir p0lg i'm Stanoe bleiben, gu einem 8reie
uno elmer Sualitdt, iDelte ale unere Sunoen 9eRi>
eenb sufrieoentelen uiro, gu Iefern, iopie au ale
eonfurrens gu iflasen. SIM Auitrase Der Oirettoren
(Uiai23, ,3UtteiD Sas. .. 5mauwooo, Setr.
Bareau ser @asItdht>Gompaeuts
BON Baltimore,
gtr. 10, goutb StraBs.
9ote...8t 8ttIises 5ei3material....got
GDir baben cine porSislite Qualtdt BON gotes Dor.
rdbie, fueIde mir Dem Bublifum oils elm empfeblens-
iperbes eisnaterial far bduslihe uno anbere 3peee
oiferren iiust Ieibt euer unb lit fre uon unrens=
feiten.
Sefenunsen merben ir bieiem Siireau ober In Der
Ga6rif, 5us uon eeaoenbaGitr., aHsenolnulen.
Breis $3.50 pro @asenabans, in trscnb enem
etabttbee abseliefert.
lSh23-fl SameS 9. Smaupoop, Getr.
Rsrs. Gor's Snoianiides oegetabiitid)eS De-
colt, felt 25 Sabren als bas sro6ie 8lutreinisunss
Dtitel Der @e9enUart betannt, tcirb nur In Rr.
1771z, 6asette=, storowefi=Gdc Der Guta.ps
Strabe, subereet uub III bei aen apotbetern gu bae
ben. (Iua26, f2U2tefJ
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Scr 0eloutarff

II. gSe6iel rubig 3u 4.e8. Sob ld,loB
rnbig SIT 106g-4. Sunoes Sbliaatiouell
'dloiien rubig II. feit; 1S81er Coupons 115E,
neue 11O3 1867er 1134, 1868er 116,
neue Sitnftr 1114, 1O.4Oer Coupons 113.
4ftten ld)loiien lebbaft uno itetig: 91epz
Dorfer Central 80, @rie 81, Qafe Sbore 4Sg,
SuinoiirGentral $50, Bittsburg 83, Chicago
ytortbpeltsrn 204, Brtoritdten 473, 9tod= S.
lamb 95.
rlnterid)atan1ts Silans: Sob $s5, ,827,z
1O4; Sourant S47, 16O,905.
MttS Cuba.
5Goanna a 81. Stat. - General Mar.
ttnes Gampos befinbet ii9 nod gu Santiaao
De Suba. Die Sruppsm speriren bic qali,e
9inie enttans in iener gta9bari6aft. Die
He9en3ett tit eingetreten unb ipiro BEN Spe=
ratlonen bebeutenbe ,SinberniiIe bereiten. SIN
Sauptqnartiere iperbeu beionoere Masreaelu
gum Seiten Der Sruppen getrofien. Sie @e=
ritfte itber Observation-Disclosures nit ben
Snlurgenten tau9en aui'S Neue auf, pcroies
men jebod i9merlid Glauben. Die 8eaie=
rung perludlt leoof, bnrd) ibre Wilbe einen
ghnftigeu @iHbruf aui bic BepDlferuna ,u
| MAIDEN. Gin 8eridt Der ipaniiden ,8ani
bon 9apani1a" ergiebt, bab bis iebt $13 ,eOO,z
900 in Bapiersel6 eingelbft fporben fino; bic
nod IN Girfnlation befiublide Summe be-
trast $46,000,OO0.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15

The rise in stocks lately has beer
attributed on one side to the more
buoyant aspect of business affairss
and on the other it is insisted that
the upward movement is merely
stock jobbing affair, in which the
bulls have for the moment the
best of it. Friday the stock of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad went
up to $3.50 per share, an advance
of S25 from the last quotations and
of $50 from its lowest fall. 1t was
alleged lately that Mr.. Garrett and
other leading stockholders realized
on large amount Of their stock
when it was at its highest, and that
they have lately been operating to
depress it to enable them to buy in
again at low figure, and secure a
controlling amount in season for the
next election of directors. Whether
this rumor is true or not it has al
ways been mystery how it tumbled
down so suddenly from the first
rank in American railroad stocks to
one of the lowest, and it will be now
hard to explain, or any other theory
than that above indicated, why it has
shot up again so suddenly. Should
however, the general stock market
be sustained for any length of time
it will give considerable assurance
that the rise is not altogether specula-
tive, but a genuine symptom of
heal thy business Improvements
throughout the country.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15

The following is a list ofreal estate
transfers filed for record in the Office
of w. II. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, for the
week ending Sept. IA:
John G. Durham, Sheriff, to John
Brimble and j. p. Gauer, Military
Lots Nos. 1910, 1911, 1918, 1914 and
1916; S625.
John Brimble and wife to j. p.
Gauer, convey undivided half part of
Military Lots Nos. 1910, 1911, 1918,
1911 and 1916; constellation, $3.50,
Samuel Fink and wife to William
Schooley their interest in and to
undivided SIS part of Military Lot
No. 110S, containing 80 acres $500.
Simon Arnold and wife to Arson
Clement the undivided fourth of the
one half interest in tract of land
called elk Garden )" $3.50.
Ezra B. Hook and wife to John
w. Frantz, part of tract af land
called "TeXas ;" six acres, Sc.
Il. w. Frost to VIM. Enfield, part
of a tract of land called "Wright's
Grove )" 10 acres more or less 500.
Richard Graham, wife, and others,
to Julia A. johnson and others, part
of Military Lot No. 567, 80 acres
$3.50.
Samuel Specht and wife to Jonas
Glotfelty, tract of land called "Thay-
er's Choice" 80 acres; also Military
Lots Nos. 1898 and 1893, SO acres ;
and also part of tract called deep
Creek Farm" 900 acres ; 81 900.
Samuel Specht and wife, to George
Fulmer, Military Lot No. 1856, 80
acres 500.
Balthaser Welfley and wife to S.
J. Lichty and A. C. Kenn, part of a
tract called "Cornucopia )" $500.
A. II. Blackiston, Trustee, to JON
athan Frichtner, part of Military
Lot No. S4S, 5 acres Isl.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15
knights of Honor.

The Past Dictator and represent
atives of the knights of Honor
lodges in Maryland, assembled at
Cumberland, Wednesday, and or.
ganized Grand Lodge for the State.
The lodges of Baltimore, Hagers-
town, Frederick, Oakland, Iona
coming, Frostburg and Cumberland
were represented. The Grand Lodge
was instituted by J. f. Eye, of Penn
sylvania, who is Supreme Dictator
of the Supreme Lodge of the United
States, and who conferred the degree
of "Old Age" ON the members pres
ent. The following grand officers of
the State lodge were elected and
installed
Past Grand Dictator, Thos. Cook
Hughey, Of Cumberland Grand
Dictator, DR.. G. Z. S. Mckee, of
Hagerstown; Grand Vice Dictator,
G. V, S. Levy, of Frederick Grand
Assistant Dictator, John w. Cruett,
of Baltimore; Grand Chaplain, DIR.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15
Court Proceedings.

The Circuit Court for Garrett coun-
ty met in the new court house on
Monday morning at II O'Clock, a full
bench present. After the delivery
Of the Charge of the Court to the
Grand Jury, the Court was adjourn
ed until Tuesday morning, to con-
vene in the public school building,
on account of the dampness of the
walls of the new court room. The
court was in session but a day and a
half, and necessarily, very little was
accomplished.
We do not think the proceedings
Insufficient interest for publication
in full, from the fact that almost all
the cases were continued and settled
on the trial and original dockets.
The Criminal Appearances were
all continued except No. 8, State as.
Amos Reckard, who was adjudged a
lunatic and pauper, and ordered to
be sent to Maryland Hospital.
The Criminal trials We're all con-
tinued except State as. Rufus, Benz,
and Ralph It. Friend and Thomas
Frantz; nole prosique as to Frantz,
and continued as to others.
The Court adjourned on Wednes-
day at noon, and the Grand jury re-
manned in session until Thursday,
when they were discharged.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15
Literary.

The regular meeting of the Garrett
Literary Society was held at the pub
lie school building on Saturday even
ing Sept. Sth, at o'clock. A large
audience present. Performances for
the evening:
Reading of the Excelsior, by Miss
Nellie Peddicord. Some of the per-
formers not prepared. The debate
came next. the question being, "Were
the men engaged in the recent strike
on the B. & o. r. II. justifiable ?''
Affirmative, f. A. Thayer and r. j.
Peddicord. Negative, King Delaw-
der and N. B. Wayman. The Vice
President, VIM. Davis, appointed as
judges, w. p. Townshend and Titus
Delawder. This was the best and
most interesting debate yet had. All
the debaters were well prepared, and
spoke earnestly for the side which
they represented. The judges de-
cided the debate for the affirmative.
Order of exercises for this (Satur-
day. evening.
Essay, w. p. Townshend ; selec-
tions, Miss Maggie Peddicord and
Miss Matte Kepner. There will be
no debate next meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15

The New York Herald seems to be
less sanguine of Russian prosperity
in the present campaign than it has
been hitherto. 1t even goes so far
as to speculate upon the chances of a
defeat at Plevna and says:
"But suppose there is a failure at
Plevna, or even not an immediate
success? Then the aspect of the war
will be all the other way, for the
Ottonans will overwhelm the Gar
ewitch and come upon the rear of the
army operating against Plevna, and
Suleiman Pasha, if really in the posi-
ton where he has been reported, will
cut off the force in the Shipka Pass.
1t is the fault of bad generalship that
the Russian operations have assumed
a shape which presents 50 many eggs
in one basket.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15

1t is reported that at the next ses-
sion of Congress some of the Demo.
cratic members, anxious for a little
notOriety, will attempt to impeach
Associate Justice Bradley of the
Supreme Court for the vote he rem
dered in the Electoral Commission
last winter and which decided the
Presidency in favor of Mr.. Hayes.
/ Whether the report is entitled to
credence it is difficult to say just at
this time although if the effort gives
promise of success we have no doubt
sufficient number of Democrats
could be induced to Join the move
ment and thus wreak their spite and
Vengeance upon the man whom more
than any one else they hold accout-
able for the triumph of Hayes and
the defeat Of Tilden. In the event of
such an attempt several considera-
tons arise which may prove profit
able for reflection to those hot-heads
so DESTROYS of venting their spleen on
Judge Bradley. Chief among them
may be mentioned the fact that if
Mr.. Bradley may successfully i'm
peaChed for his vote whilst men,
Der of the Electoral Commission why
may not the acts of any other MEM
berof that tribunal be questioned
and impeached likewise? Judge
Bradley, we have no doubt, voted
according to his convictions and for
what he deemed right and Just,
which is what we are compelled to
believe; the Others did also, until
proven otherwise. The foolish at
tempt to single out Justice Bradley
as q target for the venomous shafts
of the disappointed Democracy be-
trays fiendishness on the part of
of that organization extremely re-
freshing in this day ofits professed
purity and high sense of justice.
Whist the "immaculate' are puz-
zling their brains to invent some
plan by which they may he enabled
to satisfy their resentment against
Mr.. Bradley, might they not profit
ably turn their attention to the re-
cent actions of Judge Fields, and
curb or prevent, if possible, the
somewhat indiscreet political activ-
ity of that over Jealous expounder
of the law. If Judge Bardley is to
be subjected to an examination for
casting his vote on the side of the
Republicans, it would be nothing
more than right to include Mr..
Fields for having cast his in the in
terest of Tilden and Democracy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15

There is positiveness and a hope
full significance in the figures and
statements regarding the business
situation which are given in the
commercial papers which come to us
from every part of the country that
are most encouraging. OF our in
creased business activity there can
now be no doubt. The testimony
seems to he almost all one way. so
far as relates to returning prosperity.
The commercial representations
are interpreted in about the same
substance by the various sages of
the circles of trade. Not since the
rude wave of financial disaster swept
over the country four years ago
has ther been so much real encour-
agement. "The revival of trade is
no longer, it is said, mirage of over
sanguine merchants. 1t is a fact that
becomes ever day more apparent"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15

Ex-President Grant has been
presented with the freedom of the
city of Edinburg. The scene was
very impressive. The loard provost
said: "Hech lad, since ye thocht to-
COON across frae tither side, just COON
in we'el all be unco yuckie to hear a
blaud o. your CAB. Gang your ain
gait about the town, but mind yej
when we get cheenge for saxpence,
it's soon slippit ava" The generals
voice was so choked with emotion
that the reporters could not catch
his answer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15

The Norfolk Landmark dem. J
does not favor the plan of nominal
ing Mr.. Tilden again to get even
with the Electoral Commission, and
says
"The State of New York gave us
Seymour, Greeley and Tilden as our
candidates, and in each case we were
told that the influence of the Empire
State would secure a Democratic
President. In each case, however,
we found this an empty promise.
Mr.. Tilden's State has had three con-
secutive nominations, and it is mere
folly to talk ofputting him up again
The South has been doing the hewing
of wood and drawing of water long
enough, and in 1880 she will have
something to say about the man to
oe nominated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.

1T is estimated that five thous-
land people were in town on Tuesday.
A gentleman was relieved of five
dollars, by a pickpocket, at the show
grounds on Tuesday.
The new Methodist Church at
Ellerslie, Allegany county, Nd,
will be dedicated on Sunday, the
18th instant.
Persons will please remember
that the hour Of evening services at
the Methodist Church is changed
from s O'Clock to y o'clock.
Jonas Beeeghly, residing near
Accident, this county, raised field
OF oats this season, which yielded
bushels and 3 gallons to the dozen.
r Several gentlemen were relieved
ofsums of money, ranging from five
TO tiftyTdollars, by "monte" man,
at the circus, on Tuesday.
Daniel Smith, of Johnstown,
brought to Oakland, on Wednesday,
a wagon load of peaches, raised on
his farm in Hardy county, W. Va,
which he readily sold for S1.5O a
bushel.
Frank Kepner is out in Texas,
Preston county, w. Va, carrying on
the shoe-making business. Frank is
good workman and a splendid fell
low, and we would like to see him
prosper.
7 -"Long' John Cheney attended
the show. 1t was rather an unusual
thing for him to do, but he thought
as he happened to be here, he would
Just drop in and see the animals.
Mothers will grow weary and sigh
over the responsibility that Baby
places upon them, but they have the
high privilege of shaping a character
for usefulness. The exercise of pa
thence and the preservation of Baby's
health by the proper use of DR.. BULBS
Baby Syrup will give them great
present comfort and prospective
happiness. Is cents per bottle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15
The Show.

Tuesday morning opened rather
gloomily for the circus, but by nine
O'Clock the rain had ceased, and every
thing indicated a good day. Crowds
of people tlocked to town from every
direction and by ten O'Clock the
streets presented quite an animated
appearance. The grand parade started
from the show grounds, at the head
ofOak street, at twelve o'clock, and
passed through the principal streets,
followed by perfect jam of citizens
The street display was decidedly the
best we ever witnessed. The per-
formance in the afternoon was wit
messed by fully three thousand people.
Every thing passed off pleasantly,
with the exception of some drunk
ennesS.