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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-30
Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will execute
\ the foregoing Decree at my Office in Charles
town, w. Va, on the 9Th day Of January, 1879.
CLEON MOORE,
Nov. 30, '78-4t Commissioner.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that will execute
the foregoing Decree at my Office in Charles
town, W. Va, or the Pad dav OF January 1879.
CLEON MOORE,
nov 90, '1S-t. Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-30

Ca Monday, at high noon, Che las, ses-
sion Of the Flrty-it,h Ciosress win be- called
O. order
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SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

DY virtue Of two several Deeds of Trust, the
l } first executed by Thomas NJ. Shaull, on the
Ord day Of September, 1878, and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of Jefferson
County, West Virginia, Deed Book c, page PSI,
20 the undersigned as trustee, 20 secure the pay
ment of a B5ad of said ShaUll to Nicholas :.
Sh1Ull for the sum OF $500 dated september 3,
1915, and payable three years after date, which
bond was assigned BY Nicholas ). Shaull % John
W. Stewart; and the second executed by Thomas
VI. Shaul. and Mamie Sbau,l bis wife, on the 23rd
day Of September, 1870, and recorded in the same
Decd Book above mentioned al page 500, 90 the
undersigned trustee, 60 secure the paymentof two
obligations of said Thomas VI. jAaull 20 Nary T..
League and Mary Z. Bowers respectively. and in
accordance with the written rcq.,st Of William
y. Stewart and Robert H. Stewart, Executors Of
John ". Stewart. and Of the said Mary L. Bow
ers, will offer at public sale on
Saturday, the 2lSt ofDecember,
ISIS, before tn, POST Ole, in Midileway, Jcfler-
son County, West Virginia, at o'clock, Z. NJ.
the following
ISEE AL ESTATE.
conveyed in sail Deads viz
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PURSUANT to a Deed ofTrust, made By Geo.
II. Turner and wife, to the undersigned, on
the 10Th dIy OF July, ISIS, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Jctier-
son County, West Virginia, will offer at public
safe on
Friday, December 9th, 1878,
in front Of the Court House in Charlestown in
said county, the following most valuable and de-
sirabc Real Estate:
1. THE FACTORY PROPERTY
about three miles from Cnariestowu q the mouth
Of Evtt's Kun, on the Shenandoah river with
NINE ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND attached
improved by three y WELLINf no USES,
yielding an ANIMAL rent OF Sl75.00-also by a
young Orchard Of choice Fruit-and a complete
CIRCULAR SAW AND GRISTMILL-thc over
shot Water Wheel IS IS feet in diameter by 10 in
width with pit gearing complete for driving any
machinery that may be desired
,. 4 IR1CT or About 155
AGRES OFTHE FERYBES QUA
IITY or LIMESTONE LAND, in a
higi. state Of cul,i" ston, Thoroughly fenced, "
ing upon the Chirlestown and Bioomery Turn b.
pike, aud two miles from Ch1rlest0wn-m0st Of
this land is fresh-about y acres in splendid
TIMBER and 30 in CLOVER. Over 1900 bushels
of Wheat were raised on so acres Of this land the
present year. The Improvements consist of a
plain but comfortable FRAME DWELLING with
four Rooms, and Kitchen, Out Buildings, Corn
House, Stabling, Wagon Shed. Cistern in Yard,
aud young Orchard OF choice Frult-the growing
wheat crop is reserved. Such a tract Of land
rnrely comes into market.
3. THEBLOONERY NbR CHANT
MILL property with about - acres OF
Laud attached, on the same Turnpike and about
- miles South Of Chatlestown. in one OF the best
wheat growing regions Of the Valley.
This property is improved by one Of the best
Mills, Stone 10 the County, having four run Of
Buyrs-two Oyershot Water Wheels Ia feet di-
amcter BY 7 wide each with all the most modern
Improved Mill Machinery in first rate running or
der and with capacity to grind from 80 10 IS bar
rels Of -four daily. Also, by delightful
RESIDENCE near the Mil, having
large Rooms, with every necessary convenience
-Out-Buildings, Kitchen, Sablng, Carriage
House Dairy, Ice-llousc, Corn and Cow House,
DC, DC.
TERMS OF SALE third in Cash balance
In one and two ycGrs, equal payments, with in
tcrcst, secured by lien on the property. Posses
sion given By the LIST Of January, 1879.
Sale to take place at u o'clock NJ
y. s. WHITE,
November ., lSTs-it. Trustee.
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Commissioners Notice.

I'm the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, W.
Z Va.
JOHN MCKNIGHT. Puf.
against
CLINTON II. MCKNIGHT. Ann E. Nc
Knight, ". Il. Trayers, Trustee; Henry
Rohrer, H. W. Mcknight, Allen Z. lam
mond ana John Dieter, DIS.
IN CHANC.ERY:
Extract from Decree Of October %, 1878.
alt is adjudsed, ordered and decreed thatthis
cause be referred TO Commissioner Clcon Moore,
who is directed to ascertain the value and annual
rental value Of the real estate Of the Defendant,
c. n. Mcknight. To audit the liens with their
priorities and amounts on the said realty, and
report such other matters as he may deem peril
nent or that any Of the said parties may require,
" A eopT-Teste. b. C. WASHINGTON,
Clerk.
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Estray Hog Taken Up.

CiAME to the premises Of The undersigned on
! the farm Of Mr.. Warrenfsiiz = miles from
Ripon, about two weeks ago, q LARGE WHITE
SOW probably will weigh 200 pounds. Slit in
ears. whether done by dogs or as marks DO not
know. The owner viii please come forward at
once, prove property, paw charges and tax her
away. FRANKLIN 7. IA ENNEk.
Nov. %, '7S-3t
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FEW BBLs. OF CHOICE OHIO APPLES
u good keepers, for sale by
DUKE d GALLAHER.
I ARD CANS, and all kinds Of Tiuware for
4 sale by DUKE d GALLAHER.
1E'HE new fashioned Ten Plate stove for sale b.
DUKE GALLAHER.
Nov. l6, 1878.
CfACSAGE SUFFERS and Lard Press COM
- bincd. Sausage Grinders. Enterprise Coffee
Mills for sale BY DUKE & GALLAHER.
INVESTS BEST KEROSENE OIL, for sale by
W DUKE 4 GALLAhEG.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that viii execute
' the foregoing Decree al my office in Char
estown, W. Va, on the 10th day Of January,
1879. CLEON MOORE,
Nov. so, '7S-4t Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-30

CTOYE PASTE-put up ready for use. Beat
= article in the market, for sale by
DUKE & GALLAllER.
TENHE BEST Antifreozing Cistern Pump can be
found al DUKE q GALLAHEK'S.
TEuFFIN CORN SuELLER for sale by
DUKE & GALLAllER.
HEADQUARTERS Tor Stoves Of al kinds at
IL DUKE a GALLAHEKS.
large stock of Carriage and Buggy Whips
y iustreccivcd by DUKE & GALLAHEk.
600 LBS FODDER YARN. Corn
,UOU Hampers for sale by .ur,
DUKE d GALLAilER.
CtTOVE PIPE, al sizes Coal Shovcls and Coal
= Holds for sale by DUKE h GALLAllEk.
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, ".
Va.
ISAAC KIDW1LER and others, Betsy Long
brake, James Dixon and Susan Dixon, ms
wife; James Kidwer, John Kidwiler, and
Poly Kidwiler, infant children If Charles
Kidwier, deceased, by their next friend,
James Dixon-Elias Derry & Kate Derry
Lis wife, jacob Hartman and Annie Harmon
his wife; Michael Kidwiler, Isaac Kdwiler
and Susan Kidwicr, RUS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-30

ADAM KIDWILER. Administrator Of Susan
Kidwiler, and in his own right, and the uu-
known heirs Of Jacob Kidwiler and Polly
Longbrake, Igts.
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Kew Store! New Goods
NEW GOODS
NINIHOD TRUSsELL'~,

TENlEE undersigned has just received large and
select assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
To which he Invites the attention Of the public
His stock consists in part Of
DRESS GOODS,
Such rs Cashmere, Drillianinc, Bousscttes, Plaids
&c. Blankets, Of all kinds. Clothing, Boots aud
Shoes Of endless yaficty-City made guodsa Spc-
cialty Hats aud Cape, OF the latcs. styles.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Such as shirts, Drawers, Collars. Neck Ties, &c
Cassimercs-a nice assortment; Pulled Linscy,
Kcrscy, Canton Flannel, domestic and all wool
Flaunels from Is cts. to 30 cts. per yard also,
Fireneus' Best Flannel.
NOTIONS AND FANCY Goods
Torcbon, Italian and Valcuccnnes bates. Ribbons.
Scarfs. Cuts and Collars, Hosiery cheap aud
regular made; Kid aud Thread Gloves, aud other
goods too numerous "a mention.
GG-Q Quick sales aud short profits at the Cheap
Cash Store.
October 5, 1873.
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TAYLOR HOTEL.

Uncie,ter, lirgiaia,
u. /. ROBBINS, PrOp'r.
nov. 90. ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-30

PUBLIC SALE.
TIVE undersigned, Trustees, will sell at Public
sale at the farm of George II. Turner, near
Mechncstown-two miles from Charlcstown-on
Tuesday, December 3rd, 1878,
the following property oil said Turncr:
Seven Head Of Horses five Of which are good
work horses
Two Cows two Calves;
Fifty Head Of sheep; Fourteen Hogs:
One Road-Wagon; One Spring-Wagon;
One Farm Wagon, one Dri,li
One Champion Reaper One Cutting Box;
Two Plough,; Two HarroWs
One Carriage and Double Harness.
Wagon and Plough Harness, and numerous
ALSO,
100 BARRELS OF CORN,
SIXTY TONS OFBEAN; 400 Grain Sacks
30 ACRES OF GROWING WHEAT
on the farm Of Anthony Nurnamaker,
Aad Is ACRES on farm Of said Turner.
Also,
r. HOUSE,
And = Acre Lot Known a. the Toll House.
TERMS OE SALE.-All snms of and under SO
Cash; over that amount a Credit Of eight months
purchaser % give negotiable note we'll endorsed,
bearing interest at per cent On the House =
Cash, balance in one and two wears, equal pay
meuts with interest from day Of sale. Deferred
notes secured by The property.
Sale 20 begin at 10 o'clock, a. N.
r. PRESTON CHEW,
ROBERT CHEW.
Nov. 0, lsT5-it Trustees.
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Nov. 30, '78-4t
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10, 1873.
On Friday next Mr.. Woods Committee
will submit to the House its bill for revis-
ion of the tariff. believe that more intel
ligent labor has been given to this revi sion
than to any other subject of legislation for
several years. The diversity of interests af.
tected by the measure will of course, cause
opposition, and it may be that, for the pres
ent, no change will be made, but Mr.. Wood
is not the less entitled to praise for his eff
forts in the matter,
Our old friend McGraham is having his
claim investigated by the Senate Public
Lands Committee. 1t seems to be pretty
clearly established that both McGraham and
his opponent, the New Idris Mining Com
pany, have al various times secured the ap-
pointment of public officers solely for the in
fuence they could exercise in their po-
sitiOns upon the final determination Of
| the case, This is shown as 10 McGraham
by his own letters and the record seems to
ma re ii plain that the New Idria Company
has i 'ne ,ne same thing.
There is considerable mystery about the
death tf young Leonard, member of the
l!)us" frpm Louisiana. IL will be remem-
Lestd That he died few days since at Ha-
! wanna, OF, as was stated, yellow fever, But
there seeLns to have been no yellow fever at
Iiavauna at the time. 1t is believed he was
poisoned. de WAS the youngest member Of
the House, and came originally from Penn
sylYania. In the House on Saturday Mr.
Goode, of Va, introduced bill tor the re-
let Of the heirs of President Monroe.
The subject ef paying contractors for car
rying the mails in the South, for service in
1860 and 1861, was up again. A new bill
| will be presented. Unquestionably most of
these men should be paid and not all of them
suffer because few OF them have already
been paid. ....
1t is now likely that Congress will give to
this District a mixed-a very much mixed
form of government. One Commissioner
shall be appointed by the President, and
shall be selected from the Engineer Depart
ment of the Army, and one be selected by
the House and one by the Senate. There
will be council of twenty four persons, to
be selected by such citizens of the District
as have resided three years, and have paid a
poll tax. The council has no power except
to negative the acts of the Commissioners
In fact, the veto power, and little else, be.
longs to the Council. The bill has strong
support in Congress, but the average citizen
dislikes it.
Mr.. Hayes has approved the bill giving
authority for reopening of the proceeding
ofthe Court Martial which cashiered Surgeon
General VIM. A. Hammond during the war
This is perhaps an act of justice to Ham
3 mond, but no facts have been presented
: which distinguish his case from that of thou
sands of other officers who were hastily an,
no doubt unfairly tried by similar Courts o
were summsrily dismissed by such officers a
Butler and other civilians, without any tria
at all. The re-opening of all the case
should be authorized, wherever evidence O
importance is presented by the officer pun
ished. As it is, no Department has author
ity 10 act.
SEMINOLE.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22
Democratic State Committee.

THE NEXT STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD
AT PrTrsBURG ON MAY %.
The democratic state committee met in the
Central democratic' club rooms, this city,
but pending contest from Philadelphia
the committee adjourned until 2 pm.
After reassembling the committee decided
to admit Charles W. Carrigan, the contest.
ant, when several members named different
dates at which tine convention should be
held. May 22, June 10 and September a
were advocated, The former date was adopt
cd by considerable majority, receiving
twenty-five votes.
For the place Harrisburg, Pittsburg,
Scranton, Williamsport, Bethlehem, Erie
and Reading were named. On the first bal
lot Harrisburg received IA votes, Pittsburg
13 on the second Pittsburg 2l and Harris
burg 20, and on the third and deciding bal
lot Pittsburg "a and Harrisburg 23.
After passing resolution of thanks to
Chairman NJ Clelland for his services during
the last falls eampsiyn the committee ad.
journed.
The meeting was unusually large, forty
seven persons out OF the membeIship of fifty
being in sttendance.--Pat,s0d
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22
EXECUTION IN CAPITAL CASES.

10 order that the public may understand
who may be permitted TO witness the ex.
ecutions, aud thus prevent the indiscrimi
nate application for admission we publish
the law in such cases made and provided,
by the Act of 81 March 1860;
"Whenever, hereafter, any person shall
be condemned to suffer death by hanging,
for any crime of which he shall have been
convicted, the said punishment shall be in
ilicted upon him within the walls or yard OF
the Jail OF the county in which he shall have
been convicted and it shall be the duty
OF the sheriff or coroner of the said county
10 attend and be present at such execution,
To which he shall invite the presence of a
physician, the district attorney OF the coun.
~ and twelve reputable citizens who shal
he selected by the sheriff and the said sher
i'll shall, at the request of the criminal, per
init such ministers of the gospel, not exceed
ing two, as he may name, and any of his i'm
mediate relatives, to attend aud be presen
ut such execution, together with such Off
GERS OF the prison, and such of the sheriff
deputies as the said sheriff or coroner, in hi
discretion, may think it expedient to hav
present aud it shall be only permitted +
the persons above designated to wtnes
the said execution; Provided, That no per
sou under age shall be permitted, on any ae
count to witness the same"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22

The penetrating winds incident to this season OF
the year are severe ordeal for the lungs. The neg
lect of hard cough generally leads to weakness
oil the lungs, which, not infrequently, results in
Consumption.
scHENoKs PUIMosIc SYRUP viii at once relieve
and loosen tight cough and is such an agreeable
remedy that children will take 1t without being
coaxed A cold on the lungs, II consumption is not
all eady developed, may be easily mastered by the
use OF the Pulmonc Syrup, together with schenek's
Mandrake Pills to clear the system of the accumu-
lated mucus
Iu more serious cases, where the disease has be-
come deeply seated, and the patient suffers from
loss OF, appetite. weakness and emacation,
schencks Sea Weed Tonic should be used in con-
nection with the above mentioned remedies, to
stimulate the appetite and bring the:digestve pow
ers into healthy action, thereby sustaining the
strength of the patient and enabling him to resist
the progress OF the disease until the Pulmonic syr-
up may perform Its healing and cleansing work.
The use OF these standard remedies according to
the directions which accompany them, cannot fail
TO produce most satisfactory results. A letter ad-
dressed 10 DR.. schenck cor Sixth and Arch sts.,
Philadelphia, asking advice, WIN promptly receive
the Doctors personal attention. free or charge.
schencks Medicines are for sale By All Druggists.
March.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !

The undersigned, Administrator &C, OF Henry
deceased-in pursuance OF an order OF the Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, will eX ose To public sale
on the premises On
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1878,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, OF said day, all the
right title and interest Of said Henry Fritz d5celi
ed, In the following described Lot or
PIECE OF l. A Nd
containing II ACRES more less situate in Sugar
loaf township County OF Columbia adjoining lands
OF samuel Hess cd the north. lands OF Jacob 5.
Hess on the east, lands OF andrew an d Philip Hess
on the south and public road running to Mary Pc
terman's ana william d. Petermans on the west,
whereon are erected
LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
one and half stories hgh-a Frame Barn, Good
Small Apple orchard on the premises-also good
Spring OF Water
The lands Will be sold for payment OF debts and
sold subject ro tht sum OF s2l362 unpaid purchase
money due Samuel Y. Hess May 20, 1870.
TERMS OF SALE.--Ten per cent. OF one fourth of
the purchase money TO be paid at the striking down
OF said premises, onefOurth OF the purchase money
less the per cent 10 be peid mt the confirmation
of the SALE and the balance OF said purchase money
10 be paid In one year from the continuation OF said
sale with interest on said balance from the contir-
nation nisi OF said sale.
JOSIAH p. FRITZ,
Administrator.
Central p o. Columbia CO.. Pa march 90, lSTS-tS
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22

PREPARATIONS FOR THE COMING ELECTION
OF GRAND LODGE OFEICERs.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE COMING ELECTION
OF GRAND LODGE oFEICERs.
The annual election for officers of the
Grand Lodge of |. o. Of o. f., state Of Penn
sylvania, will begin the second week in April
in all the lodges in this state and continue at
the meetings of each succeeding lodge du.
ring the week. These elections are of much
Importance to the order throughout the en-
tire jurisdiction, as Grand Master to preside
over the Grand Lodge for the ensuing year
will be elected. The different candidates for
the first step to the throne, Right Worthy
Grand Warden, are making an active canvass
Deputy Grand Master Samuel Haworth, Of
Philadelphia, will succeed to the chair Of
Grand Master, made vacant by the retire.
ment Of S. b. Boyer, of Sudbury, who hal
made an efficient and acceptable presiding of
hcer for the past term. The great brother
hood is in flourishing condition, and thei
open-handed charity has never been so gen
erously extended to deserving brothers as du
ring the past year. A spirited contest will b
made for the position of representative of tn
Grand Lodge Of Pa. to Grand Lodge Of thu
United States, the contestants being Samue
II. Gwinner, of No. $50, and Jacob +. Camp
bell, of No. 523.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22
Death Of Senator Nagle.

Philadelphia, March 1S.-Hon. David A.
Nagle, State Senator and President of the
Americas club, died tonight. His death
was caused by Bright's disease of the kid
neys.
Deceased was elected to the State Senate
in 1866 and served in that body ever since.
He struggled manfully against the disease
which had marked him for its victim, dis.
charging his legislative duties almost to the
last hour. He was much respected here, and
his untmely death will be widely mourned
I'm
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22
Death Of a Congressman.

HAVANA, March l5.-Hon John Il. Leon
ard, member of the United States house of
representatives from Louisiana, died this
morning at the Telegraph hotel in this city.
He arrived here on the 4tb inst, and had en-.
gagged passage to return to New York on the
9th, but was taken i'll the same day. His i'll.
ness resulted in yellow fever, which termina-
ted fatally. All classes of the community
manifested great sympathy for Mr. Leonard
who was only 32 years old.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22

sKEPTIcisM,

Nowadays people doubt nearly every thing.
They forget that the known facts Of to-day con-
stituted the knotty problems of hypothesis but
a few years since Unsuccessful practitioners
Of medicine quote the doubts and uncertainties
experienced by Sir Ashley Cooper, who lived
not long after Harvey discovered the crculs-
ton Of the blood, al evidence that but little is
known of medicine aside frem conjecture, en-
tirely ignoring the fact that their competitors
are daily healing diseases which Cooper thought
incurable. IL not such ignorance criminal
Catarrh, the most common and most incurable
of chronic diseases readily yields to the heal
ing and soothing properties Of DIR. Sages Cat.
arrh Remedy when used with DIR. Pierce's Ma
sal Douche. If the case be complicated the
blood must be enriched and purified by DR..
Perce's Golden Medical Discovery. No REM
eJy yet known equals the Discovery in perma-
nently curing affections of the lungs, liver, blood
and skin. Ii afflicted with constipation try DIR.
Pierces Pleasant Purgaive Pellets They are
a sure cure. DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, in
late address, speaking of our progress, said
"To those Of my generation this modern world,
which most of you take as a matter of course, Is
perpetual source of wonder, a standing mira
Gle. Science and art have so changed the as
pect OF every day life that ore of certain age
might well believe himself on another planet or
in another stage Of existence" No longer does
the sendentary man or the delicate woman sui-
fer from torpid liver, constipation or drastic
medicine. Science has demonstrated that the
concentrated extracts are more potent and re-
liable than the huge doses resorted to by our
forefathers, hence the great sale and popularity
of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative pellets, which
are scarcely larger than mustard seeds, yet, are
safe and certain az a cathartic Alternative and
anti bilious remedy
The following names are a few of the many
who have been cured by using the Pellets, to
whom the doctor refers:
Chas. w. Struble, Wauseon, Ohio David
Thompson, Monntfort, Wis. Mrs N. NJ. Has
tings, Troy, N. Y. |. T. Mac, Pilot Point Or
egon WIN. r. Bott, Hyde Park, Pa; Caleb
Cowing, Eddytown, N. Y; "A. d. Brown, Lisle,
N. Y; L. Fogg, St!lwell, Ills. Thos. W.
Landon, Fairmount, Nd
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22
The Long Bonds.

The editor Of the Philadelphia Times, in
alluding to this funding measure says 'Sen-
ator Wallace has rendered the country an es
sential service, and especially the industrial
classes whose savings have been so greatly
sacrificed by the failures of savings banks,
by pressing his bill authorizing the issue of
four per cent. gold bonds running fifty years,
in denominations of S25s, s$50s and $10Os.
The measure was passed finally in the Senate
without roll call, and it will doubtless pass
the House. These bonds will be SO rapidly
absorbed by the savings of laborers and bal
ancers OF business men, that we look for an
additional issue to be demanded before the
close OF the present Congress"