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Sherman,s Iibcrnlity.

Greedy OF gain MS JOIN SHERMAN Is known
to br, and without scruplc az to the means
employed to attain the end, there are Occa-
sioue ON which even his avaricc yicds to
another passion or interest He sent
check for five thousand dollars as his offer
ing to the bride II Dos CAMERON at the re-
cent wedding. And now, when his charac-
ter * assaulted by cloud Of witnesses, and
his own letters rise up IN Judgment against
him, he hands over another check OF five
Thousand dollars to his counsel, as n re-
taincr Ia the hope OF being saved from an
impending doom and disgrace.
All great criminals are liberal in their OK
pendtures for counsel when threatened
with the penitcntiary. TWEED squandcred
enormous sums I'm that way. The great
bank burglars and other professionals Of
that typo keep able lawyers regularly re-
taincd, as the great corporations do, TO be
prepared for all emergencies. JOHN SHEER
MAN only follows In the beaten track Of IL
lustrious predecessors. II costs him nothing
to pay the largest fees. BY lifting his fin
ger any day In Wall street he can make
what he ploasns. merely by au abuse of the
power he yields in the Treasury Depart
mcnt.
A man who entered Congress poor who
has pursued politics as vocation who hns
engaged in no other business, and who at
the end Of twenty years service Is rcputcl
To be millionaire. and who is certainly
known to be rich, must have found ways Of
wealth that are not common to the ordinary
legislator. Honest john SHERMAN was at
the head OF the Finance Committee Of the
Senate when all the public loans were au-
thorized and he held the most intimate re-
lations with JAY COOKE Il Co, who negO-
tiatcd their sale. and stood near TO the con-
iidcnco 81 Mr.. CHASE, then Secretary OF the
Treasury. When these facts are all dove
tailed together, and 1t Is remembered how
the civil war engrosscd public attention, so
as to withdraw scrutiny from these huge
financial operations many Of which will yet
Toe exposed, it Is not difficult 10 understand
how easy it was for any man in SHERNGAN's
position, and with his desire 10 accumulate
n fortune rapidly, to have put aside millions
against rainy day, and to have enriched
his friends without the least excrtion. lie
loves money for itself, and wOrsLlps wealth
as n power; but he Is prepared to open his
private Golfers, and indeed ne has already
opened them. in order to escape the punish
mcnt due to his crime. What il halt a mill
lion or SO to him, il the prejudices of wit
ncsses can be conquered, and Impeachment
or the pcnitcntary be avoidcdl
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Reel, Motor stock Depreciation.

Fom N, Pdrsl,li Times
Inquiry into tie financial condition of the
company thcis tie TACT that %, na ltvs are less than
500 hut II TIE amounts advanced hy the directory are
10 lwcd they At least Sporn A. an offset 10 ir~e
the machinery that cost $-ouu and the houndcs-
possibilities the concern hols out 40 those who believe IN
H. one hundred and my SousHn dollar, has hecurA.
pended IN the construction ut machinery over million
and hall has changed hands 30 the rise and iL ui It's
sinks There were 2uuD shares issued at value
of sion 1hes shares sold hrsi ~ Sdn and then sli ul
ward until they reached their maximum figure $50 "a
share. Now they down 10 nothing and mo- demand
Tor em a. thai hsure TINS depreciation largely due
g. the adverse rtplrts oi fru.s KNIGHT Barker. and
Mark. WHO. having examined the scheme, pr.aouuccl
IL q fraud, snare, ami a deluson
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An Intelligent farmer of Des Moincs county
has invented hrlophoue modelled ON the pIlncipe ii
IN telephone hy which ono odd fcnile hen occupliu,
central ecc IN the hcntrN sits ON all the about the
esi"hl shmoni lcANlig other fowls tree lAN eggs
ten AMI tacklc A. soon asa new most contains the
tu complement 81 e1ss n connected with tho central
onrr hY cupirr wire amt tile business /. settled The
only trouble with the machine "a mat b. ~. hard II
hAi' hr, uu lc porcelain nest c.A- With the others
par F can 900 every ut # . ru with glass 50 and
ir inrnrr has "hpi ana trana dog 70 lead II around
llls makes II tNirlIiNe.
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l-s. O. sept S' lfftouy luHuupi 3.sptt 90
The report for 1871 includes the earnings Of
the paNonia ferry and other income, which is
separated in the following years. but even in
that year the expenses We're 70 per cent. Of the
gross earnings. In 1875 they were Is per
cent; in 1876 - per cent. and in 1877 "a per
cont Now let u suppose that by economy they
can be reduced TO 10 per cent. leaving 81 per
cent for not earnings AMI see how much the
gross earnings must be to meet the eXpocta-
tons Of the holders Of the various securities Of
the company:
Tic interest an thc Hrs 20 nnh mortgage Is M sa450n
l' interest on ne nrst 'on-ihi ticd do aA5 90
Total .......... s4lI3uu
Or 80 Der cent. on il37lu,0O0.
Tho loss of 81 900 900 on leases and other obli-
cations is 80 per cent. on 1888 ,333
Tho interest on the income bonds. s247 900.
il 80 per cent on ts23 333
The dividend on the preferred stock, 1895 900.
Is 80 per cent. on 81 .65OO 900
Each l per cent. on the common stock is
s7so,oOo. and this is 80 per cent. on s2.GOO.O0O.
Tho result is. therefore, this
Gr..s earnings required for interest on mort.
lease, .'.'.........' saaann
Total tros; earning. before income bond.
como bonds ....'....'' s.s"o
Total sro.. earning, before preferred stock
'1'l , 1' % 9fsf, ,A way per cent e,oo
It'll ra,.caruinss before common stock
common 'iosS .'.';,.''... a,~o.pn
Total ............ ............. sa1lI61 -,
II pay . per cent on the capital stock would
.f-.. { % "a
$2i,7l6,0Ou. and each | per cent additional
would require an addition Of q 800. 900 OF gross
earnings.
That these computations are substantially
correct is proved By the fact that in 1874. when
its gross earnings were SIS, 800 600 the road
paid no dividend either On preferred or COM
mon stock. and, though it paid the interest ON
its sji 600 Of bonded debt. the surplus was
only sli,l35. In 1870 it fell short of earning its
interest by 81 1913 l6i; in 1876 It's deficiency was
f,229,G3O, and last year it ran bchndhnnl
il3Ul 1884. Assuming that in the present
year It docs neither better nor worse than
the average OF the past three years, its net
caInings will be i3.s7GOOO. Dcducting from
tins the 81 .O0OO 600 needed inject rentals. taxes
guarantees. and similar requirements. g.. SIC
600 viii remain for interest. or this s2.3i2.OO1
will be absorbed by the interest on the first con-
aolldhted mortgages ana the mortgages prior
thereto, leaving 1874 600 with which 10 pay in
t"rost on the second consolidated mortgage Of
.29,52O'Oo0, or less than per cent, and nothing
at all for the in 'omc bonds and preferred and
common stock. On the other hand. II the mar.
rowing Of the gauge ana the other reforms
promised increase the gross earnings 10. say,
slSuuO'000 year. and reduce the running cx-
penscs to G6 per cent. the net earnings will be
Il coo GOO, or more than enough to pay the in
terest ON all the bonds and the dividend ON the
lscferred stock besides. Gross earnings Of
t2l O.000 year at the same rate. would do all
this. and produce sl.O00.00O for the common
stock. and 30 on in proportion for larger
amounts.
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The degree Of success obtained by Mr.
RIcnIELs 5 air shipat Hartford may give fresh
impetus TO invention. To sail or fly in the air
has Tor aGes been the unsntsled ambition Of
mankind. HoGER BACoN thought that an in
strunent might be SO made that man, sit
ting in the middle, could put in motion arli-
n'il wings which shall beat the air Ike a bird
nyng;' but six centuries have eal Sod without
producing tho required instrument. For n
dozen years the Aeronautical Society Of Great
Britain have toiled in vain To navigate the air
About ten years ago member Of this society
CHARLES SPENCER, caimedto have taken short
flights OF hundred feet from level ground q"
with pair Of wings worked by manual power
Ono KAUFMAN began an aerial machine in
London. some years ago designed to weigh
5000 pounds and 10 have l20-horse power; it
WAS to draw three cars and tender containing
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TIE REORoANIz iTION OF ERIE
How she New Company will stand what ~
Must Earn TO Pay Dividends.

The scheme for the reorganization OF the
Erie Railway Company has been so far success
full that tho road has ocon sold under n foro-
closure OF the second consolidated mortgage.
and bought by u committee Of trustees repre-
scnting various classes Of owners OF stock and
the later bonds As yet. no announcement has
boon made of the extent to which these parties
have como into tho arrangement. nor how far
those OF them who are expected to pay money
for reorganization purposes have responded to
the call made upon them 1t may, however. bo
assumed That a sum lent number Of them will
assent 20 Insure the carrying out " the scheme.
aud that the successor of the old Eric Company
Will eventually get possession OF its property.
The debt and capital stock of the old company
on Sept. 80. 1877. were. In round numbers.
officially rpportcd IA folows:
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spicuous Issue in your Congressional nom
nations and elections. Beat the mon who
won't take this pledge
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PRocToR KNorr's protest against tho In

PROCTOR KNOTS protest against tho In
famous report OF the majority 81 the Judiciary
Committee has the true rins-thc ring Of patriot
ism. ofhonesty. aud ofcommon sense II sworls
will lnd n response Ia the hearts OF all honest
men. This is. az he well says. Il government Of
law. No citizen is above the law-lcast Of ALL a
citizen who has seized the highest office OF the
land 10y fraud. The right of the American
people 10 elect their servants infinitely out
weighs any fictitious rights claimed Tor Fraud
ulont President. These are the United Staios
81 North America-not the United States II
Mexico. Should the time ever come when pos
session shall los better than right ami usurpa-
tion stronger than law then tho evils that Judge
KNOTT ioresees will be- realized.
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\ correspondent ~ the London MNcr
states. rs thu result, Of some thirty years exp
rienee with Hour mills, that he has seen and
known many mill fires. the majority Of which
have taken place in the night, and most " them
after the mills haye shut down several hours.
many Of these breaking out of Sunday morn
Ing, and even rs late A. the evening. or after
midnieht-that is. on Monday morning The
cause of such long interval he attributes 10 the
smoudering Of dust around some hot bearing
until it has assumed a body Of fire and chnrrrl
wood. when snght drausht produces a flame.
which. before being noticed, is spread too far To-
Ice stopped, the mill and iis contents hoc0m-
ine heap Of ruins. The remedy for this Of
course is an inspection of all tho bearings. be-
fore locking W az n sht
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ten hours supply OF fuel and three Of water. at
the rate OF &c miles an hour. But II did not
draw anything SO feet. The Hartford machine
IL more modest in its aspirations. and the pro-
pellcr by which 1t was worked seems to have
actually stored tho machine in various direc-
tons. and in the winds despite And it il the
first step that costs. in the air NJ on the earth.
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Formerly. a. the Fulton ferry boats swung
under tie O.. blrs spanning the East River from
tower g. tower. Ike huge spider web. the pas
sen-"r- clustered on the decks. glanced vi at
them. and chau"i ahoutth"m witAou, thought
OF danger. Since the accident of Friday. how
ever very ;imid passengers eye the cables sus-
pi 'iousy and are not sorry when the tide
permits the boat To make a straight passage
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The reorganization agreement provides that
the holders OF the sterling convertible bonds
and OF the FIRST consolidated mortgage bonds
shall cut of AMI surrender six half-yeary
coupons, for which they IRE to receive seven
per cent gold coupon bonds. for the payment
Of which tho coupons are TO be held uncancelled
by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company as
security Six coupons amount to twenty-one
pcr cent which on $4,000 600 will be 60 4G5. 600.
The holders Of the gold convertible and second
consolidated mortgage bonds. now extinguish-
ed by the fore 'losure. are to receive for the
principal new six per cent. gold bonds. and
for twenty conc per cent. Of coupons a bond Mt
five. and. after 1888, at six per cent gold. both
secured by n new mortgage The gold con
vertihlo and second consolidated bonds amount
to t2i 400 900. on which twenty-one per cent. is
t5.12l.O0O. Holders Of preferred stock may
have new preferred stock on paying 90 per
share. and holders Of common stock may have
new common stock on paying 81 per share For
those payments they will get non-cumulative
Ave per cent. gold income bonds or. II they
prefer. may pay in. respectively. 81 and 90 per
share and get new stock without such bonds.
One-hai Of all the stock thus issued is to Ire
placed in the hands OF trustees for voting pur-
poses and the bondholders are also to have
votes. II all the old preferred and common
stockholders elect 10 pay the larger assessment,
the amount for which tho now income bonds
will be- required will be- s403j.00O.
Assuming that the whole Of the stock and
bond holders Interested adopt the proposed
agreement. tho reconstructed company's iinan-
ciul condition will bc this:
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All this must be paid before any dividend can
be paid on the preferred stock. and. In addition.
provision must be made foran annual expendl-
turc Of slODO.000 for taxes. the Pavonia ferry
the Long Dock. aud certain leased properties
which the new company cannot dispense with.
Tho dividend on the preferred stock will require
sj95,OO0 more. AMI every one per cent. on the
common stock $4,000 more.
There has lately been considerable speculn-
ton. both here and in England. in Erie common
stock. based. presumably, upon the expectation
that. under the new organ ization. the earnings
Of the road vii! increase and its expenses di-
minish. The narrowing Of its gauge 10y the lay
Ing Of a third rail has been decided upon; and
this. with other improvements, will undoubted-
Is have a favorable effect but very large in
crease Of net earnings will los required 10 pay
interest on tho income bonds alone. u say
nothing Of tho preferred stock. both OF which
are ahead II the common stock.
S.nce the panic VI 1873 m" earnine and ex-
pen-es Of the roal proper have been officially
reported as follows:
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The latest unsuccessful seeker for damages
In libel suit is the Rev. j. V. Roy Of Gambia.
The Toronto Telegram called RoY an "unmiti-
gated scoundrcn and Roy thought that his
feelings and reputation were injured 10 the
value Of $4,000 The defendants proved Roy
10 be an unmitigated scounircl to the satsiac-
ton Of the jury. Roy bad committed bigamy
and written number Of scandalous letters,
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THREE YEARS SERVICE.
52d Regiment p. Y.
COMPANY 4

Tn ,h;s Co, -,
'u'' oou'pany' recruited IN Luzerne
man o.. fonn. VI oV'"n'''" COUNTY
in cu,l;nn tha,. =, ay no, nave succeeded
70 Tho su,r;uo-,; W ;s '' "nu sna'i oe oohged
orv on,;.,od ~, "Nn inioiih me OF
Coun.n o ne captain OF the
roc;ront ,n. :. n"a'u' a"u 'ne
Colon.l JohnCDs, '"' 'on,"ahu oi
o"e' oonnN' Dooge, )r' and afterwards
- 49, w. Ivy me ozu was
.nd .u a.. -oV- "sains. Hicnmond'
ao;ro .f H.. " campaign IN Inc
Che.,.a.o. ~ w a.''ef anu 'ne taxing OF
sod ~. g.. u ~ was 'he oid nag OF the
Ths rec;ns.. N '"ss os.l fecap'ufea sumter
1se5 VS. '''''e'eu ou' ''u'y ~
Ezra y. west, mus,vrvu ,,.y,.,,
promoted to CORPORAL November a
1864.
Loren d. Rosel, mustered September 7tb
1861. promoted to CORPORAL Novembar
6, 1864, mustered out with companv.
Allabach Ed W., mustered October 9. 1861
discharged August /, 1862 for wounds
received at Seven Pines Va. Nav "a.
1862.
Ager Wellington, mustered Septe mber %.
1861, killed at Fair Oaks Nav 81. 1869
Dtts Charles G., mustered September %
1861, discharged on surgeons certificate
October 30, 1868.
Davis Elias, mustered September 23. 1861
discharged on surgeons certificate NAV
25, 1868.
Dodson Charles NJ, mustered September %
1861, discharged on surgeons certi6cate
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The Eastern Penitentiary.

The annual report Of Hon. Richard Vaux,
president of the board of managers Of the
eastern penitentiary, for 1877, has just been
issued. 1t shows that during last year
there were received at the institution 556
convicts, of which 492 were white males,
white females and 60 colored males. The
whole number of convicts at the prison at
the end of the year was ,l06-972 white
males, white females. l22 colored males
and colored females. During that period
there were l6 deaths, of which 10 were white
and colored. The daily average number
of inmates for the year was 1,0l2 and cost
per capita per diem 27a cents. OF the SOC
received at the prison during the year, l05
were on second conviction, 80 ON the fifth
and on the twelfth. of this number 257
prisoners were between the age of IS and 25
years, and only G5 of the whole number had
any knowledge of trade. From January,
I, 1885, to December 81, 1877, there were
received at this institution $500 prison.
ers.
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s,,,,,,,.,o,,,,,W W. r. HALS1EAD, supt.
sui'''h''l "Iift n '.,f'nIl'I, Ia. i, it,f.
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u. d. RTSMlCk.
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES,

The following named parties are among the thou
sands who have been cured OF Catarh by the use OF
Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy:
A. r. nowns; New Geneva Pa; u. j. Brown, St.
Joseph, Mo-; Il. q. Lewis, Rutland Vt: Levi Sprino
er, ettle Lake, Ohio Chas. Nofcrop, North Ches
urneid Ne; Milton Jones, criba, N. y; j. Il. MIL
Ter, itrider station, WyO.; j. q, Merriman IOpans
pert, ina; M. Nj. POST, Logansport, Ind: j. w Rail
ey fremont, r.; II. B. Ayres, LaPorte Ind Jessie M
sears ". Branch IND; l.. Williams, Canton Mo-:
W. A. Thayer Onarga, ILL., Is. b. Nichols, Jr., Calves
ton, iexas Jonas Reinert Stonesvilie, Pa: s. W.
Lusk McFarland Wis; johnson Williams, Helmick.
keene, NJ H., A. }. Casper, Table Rock, w, Va: Lew
Is hpuers, Gaysport, Ohio Z. II. Chase Eikhart
Ind.; Mrs, Henry Iaight, san Francisco Cal. Mrs
e. NJ Gallusha, Lawrencevile, N. Y; W. j Graham
Ade Iowa; A. o. Smith, Newman Ga Chas
, itice, Baitimors' Md Jesse NJ. Sears, Carlisle Ind
DanI B. Miller, Ft Wayne, Ind; Mrs, Minnie Ar.
aalSes Wv -nelancy street. New York; Ii, W. Hall.
Harrisburg, Pa; NJ C. Cole Lowell, Mass; Mrs o. j
spurtn. Camden Ala; Chas. II. Kaw, ,Fredericktown
Ohio Mrs. Lucy Hunter, Farmington, ILL.,; Capt r.
j. Spaulding Camp Stambaugn Wyo; l. w. Tracy
steamboat Rock Iowa Mrs L. Waite, Shushan N I
j. NJ Peek, Junction City, Mont; Henry Ebe Ban.
tas, Cali l.. P. Cummings, RantoM, H.; S. E. Jones
Chareston Four Corners N: Y; Geo. r. Ha l. Pueb-
94s Penn street. Pittsburg, Pa; II. Hacknan, sam.
nel's Depot, KY; Henry Zobrst, Geneva, N VI Miss
Hattie Parrott, Montgomery, Ohio; L. Ledbrook
Chatham, ILL.,; 3. b. Mccoy Nasnpvrt Ohio w
W. Warner, North Jackson, Mich; Miss Mary A.
Winnie, Darien, Wis; John Zegler, Carlisle Pa
James Tonkins, St. Cloud Minn,; Enoch Duerr, Paw.
nee city, Men,. Joseph u. Miller, Xenia Ohio s. B
Nichols, Galveston, Texas II. L. Laro, Upper Alton
| Ill; John Davis. Prescott, Ariz Mrs Nancy Graham
| Forest Cove Greg
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Golden Medical Discovery

by reason OF It's Alternative properties cures Diseas
es OF the Blood and Skin as scrofula or Kings Evil
iuners nd Ulcers or od sores; nlotches Fimp.es
anu Eruptiohs ~ yitue OF It's Pectoral properties
lncipent Consumption Lingering Coughs; and
Ghfohlc afynglts. It's Cholagogue properties ren
yer J.. an unequaed remedy ful BillioLsness Torpid
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ties make Jr1ually eii!ccio in Indigestion
Loss 81 Aei elite, and lly 81 ersla. =
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HISTORY OF III COLUMBIA iil.i COUNTY.
MILITARY RECORD.


COMPANY I.
Alem B. Tate, August 25, 1862, Commis-
stoned I'd Lieutenant Angst 27, 1852
promoted to 1st Lieutenant 27 January
1863 mustered out with company May
80, 1868.
John @. Harms, August 25, 1862, promoted
to corporal March 1, 1868, mustered
out with company MAY 80, 1868.
George Nicholas, promoted to corporal
March /, 1868, mustered out with
company May 30, 1868.
Boone Samuel W., mustered out with COM
pany. May 20, 1868.
Bowman Joseph p, mustered out with COM
pany May 30, 1868. ...
Ewes John p, died December IS of wounds
received at Fredericksburg, Virginia,
december 13, 1862.
Flack William A., mustered out with com
pany May 80, 1868.
Fox Isaiah, wounded and captured at Fred
ericksburg, Va, Dec. 1862, died at
Richmond, Virginia, January. 10, 1868.
Hirleman David G., mustered out with com
pany May 80, 1868
Kitchen Joseph H., mustered out with COM
pany May 30, 1868.
Mott Samuel NJ, discharged on surgeon
| certificate March 16, 1868.
Puff Jacob, mustered out with company May
90, 1868, and never heard of since.
Remley Daniel H., died in hospital near
Belle Plain Landing of fever.
Rhone Livingston, mustered out with com,
pany May 80, 1868.
Vansickle j, H., mustered out with compa-
ny May 20, 1868.
Vanderslice, T, j., mustered out with CON-
| pany May 90, 1868.
Vansickle Aaron NJ, musteredout with COM
pany May 80, 1868.
Wright Thomas, mustered out with compa-
May 80, 1868.
On the 29th of August the Regiment was
one of the Gordon of defenses of Washing
ton. Thence to Sharpsburg, Warrenton,
Brooks Station, White Oak Church and Fal-
mouth In the battle of Fredericksburg the
Regiment lost 140 in killed, wounded and
To tho 1-csa,ii+tu "a, the Mud ,MarGh.
eral men, and saw hard fighting Mustered
out at Harrisburg, the 10Th of May 1868.