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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-23
Assignee's Notice Of Appointment.
IN the District Court Of the United
States for The District Of Maryta'od
In the matter ofB. welney, bankrupt.


W. 'UI' III 41III n U FIDgF
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The
l. undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee Of BalthaZer WEI
fey, ofGrantsville, in tho County of Garrett
and State of Maryland. within said District {;
who has been adiudged a Bankrupt. IN cred D.,
itors petition, by the District Court Of said
District.
Dated Grantsville the lC;h day Of February
A. d. 1873
GILMOR S. HAMILL,
Assignee.
P. 0. address, Oakland, Garrett Co Md.
f23-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-23

If the new silver bill becomes a
law, there wi. be hut 81 900, 900 in
silver issued per month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-23
Sheriff. Sale.

BY virtue Of writ of t1eri facias, issued
from the Circuit Court Tor Allegany cOun-
ty, and returnable TO the Circuit Court for
Garrett county, being No. % Judicials TO
March term 1873, and to me directed, at the
suit of Abraham Rex. against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements of Philip Pen
dleton, l have seized and taken in execution
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate,
both at law and in equity, of the said Philip
Pendleton, in and to the following property,
to wit: The tract Of land lying in Garrett
county called winston containing 1869,
acres. more or less. Said land is situated on
the Northwestern pike at Fort Pendleton.
And hereby give notice that on
Saturday,, 10Th day Of February, 1878.
at o'clock, p. m, in front of COddngton's
Hotel. in the town of Oakland. Garrett coun-
ty, Md, will offer for sale said property 80
seized and taken in execution, to the highest
bidder, for cash, to satisfy said Judgment
and costs.
j. c. DUNN lam,
Late sheriff.
The above sale Is postponed until the
9th day Of March, 1878,
O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
J. c.. DUNHAM,
f2St3 Late Sheriff.
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THE DIAMOND IRON (Kalamazoo)
PLow. The hest known. IS,r sale
by d. E. Offutt. Be sure you see 1t
before you buy any other.
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The canal bond bill has passed. the
House by vote Of yeas So, nays II,
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Quarterly Meeting.

The Cd Quarterly Meeting of the
M. E. Church, for this District, will
be held at the Methodist Church. In
Oakland, on Saturday and Sunday,
Feb. 23rd and oath. by Rev. j. w.
w. Bolton, the Presiding Elder.
Preaching on Saturday at . md Up.
NJ, and on Sunday at i04 and Z.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-23

Memorial Church. Preaching in
the morning at II. and in the even
ing at z, by Rev. John A. Scott.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Especial to The Baltimore Americana
ANNAPOLIS. February l5.-It has
been learned that the Court of APP
peals has made a decision in the case
of the State vs.. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and that the opinion
Of the Court will be filed next week.
1t is stated that only one of the
Judges dissents from the opinion Of
the majority of the Court. Eversihce
the decision of the Court in the case
of the State against the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
in which the Court decided that the
charter exemption of capital stock
enjoyed by the Maryland and Della.
ware Line Railroad secured itagainst
the State tax upon gross receipts pro-
vided by the act of 1872, there has
been no expectation that the Court
would completely reverse the deci-
sion in 9th Gill, by which the proper
ty of the Baltimore and Ohio Road
was exempted from taxation. The
Maryland and Delaware Line Rail
road is road a few miles loLg, now
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-19
RETURN POSTAL CARD.
a 0rillia1t Idea By the St.PAul Pest
... aakAR.

Postmaster Day, Of this city, forwar-
ded to the department. It Washington,
on the 22i Of November, design for I.
new postal csrd, which has since been
recommended by the committee of the
House Of Representatives., and IS likely
to be adopted. The proposed caad is
somewhat larger than the oridanry
"postai," and on one side contains the
address and me sage. and on the reverse
side the return address, and below it
the answer. Each side is intended to
10 ofd:ffrent color, and each will bear
the impress Of one cent postage stamp
The plan is to erase the address, and
messas. on receiving the card, AID after
writing the return address and ansue.
on the revess side. TO forward the same
as if it We're an original "f the common
Kind. Its advantages are apparentln
Sevral respects, and it is to be hoped
the idea, or a similar one, VIII shortly
oe adopted an brought int every day
u 81. Eiul Ghbe.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Special to tie Bisn0rcE Tribune
ST. PAUL, March 19-There is an i'm
mense immigration into Dakota at Sioux
Falls.
The fortifcation bill has passed the
senate.
THREE GERMAN WAR VESSELS
are at Panama and Aspinwall about to
proceed to Nicaragua and demand salts
faction for an outrage committed a year
ago upon the German consul
MISS SWEET
was reappointed pension agent at Chica-
go by Secretary Schurz, although the H.
linois delegation and president favored
Mrs. Mulligan.
THE EVENTS IN EUROPE
seem to be daily progressing towards
the point where a rupture between
England and Russi.. will be inevitable.
Yesterdays dispatches intimate that Tur-
KEY would be neutral between the two.
GEN. ANDERSON
was yesterday released by the supreme
court of Louisiana. The court held that
the Information on which he was tried
was insufficient and that his offense as
proven was not strictly forgery, :.
s1lrcHELL's N. P: BILL. --
The senate sub committee, Saturday
reported favorably to the full committee
Mitchelrs Northern Pacific bill. .s-
KILLED. '--.. -
The house on Saturday killed the bill
providing for payment of ante bellum
southern mail contractors, the balances
due at date secession.
THE CITY OF CHICAGO
has recovered verdict for i've hundred
and seven thousand seven hundred and
three dollars againt David A, Gage
and bondsmen for his defaulcation in ~
as treasurer and also for one million dol
lars penalty. "..~ t'arrt p .
has ordered the Italian bishops to legal
ize their positions under the Italian gov
ernmont. This is construed as a tacit
acceptance Of the loss Of temporal pew
er. The censistory will be held March
25th when, the pope will deliver an ailo-
cutisn proclaiming re establishment Of
the catholic hierarchy Of Scotland, con :
firming the bishops appointed BY the late
pope.
RUSSIA CONTINUES
concentrating her armies near Constant
nople. The English continue war prepa-
ratious, believing that Russia is only try
to gain time to be fully prepared before
proclaimins all terms Of the treaty con-
cluded with Turkey, but Bismarck noti-
fed Austria that Russia will subx,it peace
conditions without exception to the con-
gress Of powers.
OPEN.
Lake Superior and Sault River is open
but yesterday bad storm Of rain. sleet
and snew was raging at Marquette.
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CANNOT BE
EXCELLED.

CHARLEST0WS, MASS.
q. R. STEVENS,
Dear Sir,-This is to certify that l
have used your "Blood Preparation"
in my family for several years, and
think that, for Scrofula and Canker
Gus Hnmors or Rheumatic Affections,
it cannot be excelled; and, a. a blood
purifier or spring medicine, III Il the
best thingI ever used, and l have
used almost everything. I can cheer
fully recommend It to any one in need
Of such q medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
No. 10 Russell Street.
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Suow Shr0uds.

CHEYENNE, March 15.-Intelligence
was received here to-day of a sad death,
caused by cold and neglect, on the Lara
mic plains. John Connors, tie-cutter,
a few days previous to the storm, took
his wife over on to the Little Laramie
river, leaving her in an old sheep-corral,
without food or bedding, going away es-
tensibly to get employment. The woman
was on the eve of her confinement, and
during the storm, alone and in this desti.
tute condition. gave birth to babe. She
was found on Wednesday. Herself and
the child were both buried in the snow.
The child was dead and the mother
nearly SO. Neighbors did what they
could with the remedies at their service,
but last reports state that the woman was
too far gone to hope tor recovery.
McCann, the last Of the four hunters
frozen at Cooper's lake, was found to-day,
and brought to Laramie. He was lying
but short distance from where the 9TH
er three bodies were found, t--
The owners of sheep in this country
are very careful how they speak Of their
own losses, but from inquiries made to-
day there can be no doubt that at least
twenty thousand sheep were lost during
the storm. .....
Great fears are entertained for the safe
ty of the other fifteen men that separated
from their party at Bear springs last Sat-
urday, No tidings whatever have been
received from them, and as they were
entirely out of provisions when they broke
camp, there is little hope of ever seeing
them again alive.
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Tho Man Who Discounts Bob lnger-
soil.
Washington Letter to Chicago Times.
The lecture of Mr.. Vending in an
swer to Ingersoll is the subject of con-
versation in varied circles. Judge Shell
labarger, one Of the council, in the cleo
toral commission, pronounces it one Of
the finest efforts he ever heard. Judge
Davis isequaIly emphatic. Congress
man Martin I. Townsend, Of New York,
calls him the finest orator in America.
Senator Ferry came upon the stage at
the close of the evening, and request
ing an introduction, paid most excep.
tional compliments to the young Her
cules. "The grandest thing |, ever
heard in my 1ite," puffed Ellsworth, Of
Mich. "Where has Illinoise been keep
ing this young man all this timer
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-19
VEGETSNE
Purifes the Blood, Renoyates and
Invigorates the Whole System.
~ IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent,
and Diurctic.
eIReliable 8 violence.

Reli Evidence.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sir,-I will most cheerhlly
add my testimony to. the great num-
ber you have salready received in
favor Of your great and good medi
cine, VEGET1sE, for I do not think
enough can be said in its praise; for I
was troubled over thirty years with
that dreadful disease, Catarrh, and
had such bad coughing spells that It
would seem as though I never could
breathe any more, and VEcE1IHE has
cured me; and I do feel to thank God
|all the time that there is 50 good a
medicine as VIGBTIsE, and I also
think it the best medicine for coughs,
and xesk, sinking feelings at the
stomach, and advise everybody to
take the VEGE1IsE, for I can assure
them it is one of the best medicines
that ever was.
MRS. L. GORE,
Co. Magazine and Walnut sts.,
Cambridge, Mass.
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P0x1o2A1.

Peesonal.
Mr.. J. A. Stoyell is confined to his
room.
Col Benteen, Of Ft Rice, was up on
Sunday. :
Paymaster Smith started for Ft Steven!
son Monday.
Mr.. Calm left on Sunday evening for
Evansville, Ind.
Senator P c Bailey, Of Waseca, Mlnn ;,
arrived this morning.
Chas. H. Clark, Of Clark s. Mayo. St.
Paul, is at the Sheridan.
Joe Pennell is on his way to Portland, !,
Maine, for pleasure trip.
Isaac Orschel, liquor dealer, St. Paul,
was among to-day's arrivals.
Adam Sites, of Peabody & Lyons
liquor house is at the Merchants.
from his visit east and left tor Tongue
River Sunday morning via Buford.
DR.. A T Bigelow has gone to Fort Rice
on a Professional visit Of a week or two.
Maj w T Hughes, Of Standing Rock,
arrived from the East Saturday evening.
G M Miles, of Fort Keogh, a brother
of Gen Miles, returned Saturday night
w. T. Smith, Boston, and T. I. Duffy,
Duluth, came over the N. P. last night
Col Thompson came in this morning
from St. Paul loaded down with bird
cages, etc. ....-. ........-..
VIM, II. Gamble, of Jackson, Mich,
representing the Jackson wagon, arrived
this morning.
Miss Josie Bloomgay came in on Mon
days stage from Buford and took the
evening train east. ..- ..f
w. A. Armstrong, of the hardware
firm of Strong. Hacket & Chapin, ST.
Paul, came in this morning. -
P. Verplank, of the firm of Harrison and
Verplank, !, North Star C'gar Factory,
St. Paul, Is in the city on business.
Miss Sweet, daughter ofCol G w
Sweet, was one of the passengers by the
first daily train from St. Paul to Bismarck.
w c Morrison, commission merchant
of St. Paul, spent Sunday and Monday in
Bismarck returning in the evening OF the
latter.
N Lancaster, of Deadwood, and RH
Barney, of St. Albans, VI, are travelling
to the Hills. They arrived
from the east last Thursday evening".
&C Dunn, of Black River Falls. Wis,
picked up some notes Sunday and Mon
day and turned his back on us by the last
train out. He will publish those notes.
Gen w p Carlln, Mrs. Carlin and son,
Of Standing Rock, arrived from that post
Monday y::evening. Mrs. Carlin goes east
this evening to place their son vii ie in
school.
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0AMPBELL, BURBANK 4 CO., Manufacturer,
~ and Jobbers Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, No. SO East Third Street, St. Paul Minn.
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GIVES
HEALTH, STRENGTH

AND APPETITE
Ny daughter has received great
benefit from the use of TEGETisE.
Her declining health was a great
source of anxiety to all her friends.
A few bottles :of VEGETIsE restored
her health, strength, and appetite.
n. H. TILDEN,
insurance and Real Estate Agent,
7 40 Sears Building,
Boston, Mass
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Notes and News.


Straw5erries$4 quart in New York
The monument of the late pope will
cost only $500.
The steamer Peninah viii! start out
with q new pilot house.
Two poorhouse twins at New ALBANY,
Ind rejoice in the names OF r. B. Hayes
and Eliza Pinkston.
Rosina Vokes has the most bewitching
laugh, Lotta the cutest kick. and Kate
Claxton the finest "shiver" in the busi-
ness. er-g
Japan keeps in the van of the march Of
eastern civilization. She has just sent a
representative to Prussia to learn the art
of beer-making.
Henry w. Raymond, son of H. ]. Ray
mond, founder Of the New York Times,
has lost $4,000 in the book publishing
business in Chicago. go..-
Every Sunday the Foundry Church,
Washington. D. c., is embellished with
flowers and plants fresh from the white
house conservatory.
Bayard Taylor will be entertained at a
banquet in New York before leaving Tor
Berlin, by representative citizens in art.
commerce and literature.
Dave Haney will probably be captain
Of the Benton this season, and J. G. Barr
will occupy the Office. There are rumors
that the Benton may be given a full roof
and increased CABIN Accommodations.
Ackley & Ketchum, dry goods and gro
cery merchants, of Yankton. closed their
doors and have gone into voluntary bank
ruptcy, with liabilities of $4,000 and assets
about the same.
Marshal Raymond returned Saturday
night from Washington. He has sue
ceeded in fixing up matters satisfactorily
with the department and will remain as
United States marshal of fDakota.-Iank- K
ton Press.
The Montana Transportation Com
pany has been formed, to move freight
from Bismarck to Helena and other
Montana towns. The company is COM
posed Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
company, the Coulson line of steamers,
and Murphy, Neil &C., .as e as-1.s
The case Of Gov. Pennington against
the Taylor Brothers Of the Dakota Herald,
for libel, was brought up in the district
court last week, on motion for new
trial. Judge Hannsn delivered written
opinion, of thirty pages foolscap, refusing
a new trial, and ndzproeounceds sentence Of
the court, which was fine Of $40 and
costs, amounting in oil to 5000. The
case now goes to the supreme court.
Says the Norristowu Herald: eve don't
know Ruth Natalie Cromwell, but we
judge she is very nice girl to have for an
acquaintance. }She POLITICALLY sighs:
kiss me, love, kiss me ever, Till dream
no dream but tllis, Till the weird on
golden lever, All its minutes stepped in
bliss, Turns upon 4 rosy kiss" We don't
believe it canlbe done Ruth. The young
man would become exhausted before the
world had half turned"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-07
Tor.ures that Need not ss Endured.

People suffsr great deal OF pain unneces
sarify. Among that need not be endured are
thoe in fioted by the rheumatism and Gout aimee the
aor,d element In tho blood wuch produces them by
contact with the sensitive covering Of tho muscles and
joints may be eliminated by tie Of that asohiess
dspurent Hoststter's Stomach Filters, before the
IL q aumAtory symptoms developed to any great
extent. Wien it 10 considered what exoruciatipg z
tortures rheumatism nficts, and What tendency IL
has when fully developed to attack the heart the
advisabty of early of such reliable Antidote
beoomes et once apparent The rheumatic virus 10
expelled from the oud by action OF the
k,dneys-which act SO straincrs-prodnoed BY ihe
Bittsra and the sufferer will fud, II ho uses the
supreme defensive agent that ne will oe Protected
aRainst Of the aRoniEing complaint Dyspep,
sa, fever and aRus, liver and bowel complaints and
other maladieb also cured by this admirable
remedy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-07

The enormous ssles of the Singer sewing
machire thrsughout this country and Europe prove
beyond dspute that 1t is BY long odds the most popular
machine made. This popularity is based upon the fact
that In its construction and management 1t Is simpe
and in its work most excel ent. leaving absolutely
nothing to be desired. Moreover, the purchase OF
Singer to the good housewife patient relesS
and Invaluable assistant that will save hundreds
dollars time and money, and will not get tired or
wear out in lifetime. OF late, will be seen by the
advertisement on another page the prices have been
greatly reduced that good Singer machine can be
bought the Companys elegant store IS Canal street.
for less than many inferior or bogus machines.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-07

So considerate and experienced is our we'll
known and popular friend Coroner Roche, in all mat
ters connected with funerals, and 60 splendid the
carriages etc., he CONTROLS that whe VIC halt just this
side Of saying be pleasure 10 be buried
by him. We emphstically that 1t must rebound
to the credit of and be consolation Though sad one>
to the family that gives into his charge the MANAGE
ment Of details CT any funeral in which they are
concerned. But not only in such sad Affairs as
funerals Is the CoroEer fat shines best when
the "happy marriage bells ring and advise young
gents about to step off call him. Read the
Coroners card in another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-07
ST. STANISLAUS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
BAY ST.. LOUIE. MtsaIssIPrI.

This institution chartered by the State Legislstura
and conducted by the Brothers of the sAcred Heart
hsa auccessful operation aimee 1885, Beautifully
situated the shore: Of the Bsy an sxtei
Of the and bathing In the summer ts sDen
did great incfteeht to heAithfuf ezars0
and amusement foI the pupils The Commercial Course
comprises all the branches of good EnRsh edncate0
Board and Tuition per session. payable half yearly n
advance --SzoO w
WARhtDSs GSosioL-- 10 W
Bedding psr session Top tionall 30 90
Doctor Foes . w
Vocation, Il spent at the inBtitutoB- 20 %
EXTRA CHARnRst
Plano and Violin, per month, oaoh oo
Use OF Piano, per month ~
Flute per month ~
Brass Instrument, per month 20
BpAnSh and German languages per month, eAoh. ~
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. FLORIM0HD.
my20 'T7Iv Director of the College.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-07
INsT1TuT1oN o, m.
TIERS OF ST. OSEPH,
Corner St. Philip and Calves streets,
New Orleans.
And Bay St Louis, the Sea Shore.

The government throughout this establishrneat In
mild and psren ta The pupils SEP ated fruN
their Rsoreaton table dormtortes are
the all. In short, everything tends pro.
mote afectionate union between the Sisters and the
young ladies In trusted to their mothery care.
The Instruction IL thorough and solid, and in harmony
with of society. The oompreSs
On botL Eugsh Frenoh) al the branches OF Knew.
ledge cultivated at the present day EAoh language
taught nAt.ves of respective countries, o
sure correct pronun citation.
The acadenzical year closes with public exhibiton
and distribution Of premiums, to which parsns arc In
vited
Is here tho object of spoois s:ontioa and
DOictude. Governing those placed under cheE charge
by moral suAson alone the Sisters OF St. Joseph sne-
vor noucAte principles of solid piety require tho
observance of polite and Amabe and
nstil feelings respect and affection ards paront.
Pupils Of all denomination admitted.
NoTA.-Dpring the bathing season, tho RoArdfn
chool Is moved to the Bay s. Louis whore the Sisters
of St. Joseph have fourshnR academy.
TERMS-To be paid In advance, as followst
Boarding, per three mon tbs. sS
WhehirH, Az W
Music Lessons and OF Instrument. 2e %
/ Draw ing Lessons UsV
Patel oil painting according to the number Of p1ps
Needlework In all 10 varieties, golden mbrusdeIy,
ARTIFICIAL flowers h tsught to the boArders without Sxa
| charge.
For further particulars address, Superorces Of sha
Academy of tho SlserR Of st. Joseph Box lSIl New Or
''-A'' ''' - A'''' s'4 THSMHs LAYTON,
| de23 MY or O. d. ELDER. ARane
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-07

That well-knowu and skilful dressmaker,
Mrs. Jane Bell, formerly Miss MoCauIay has opened
suit of elegant rooms for the accommodation of her
many friends and customers at I6f Canal street,
between st. Charles and Carondelet' streets Long
experience, Joined natural taste and skill of the
highest order, commend her lady friends as the
proper person whom they should give their orders
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-07
COLLEGE o, TIL. =
IMMACULATE CON PTION,
Corner of Common ana BaEOnDs streets,
NEW ORLEANS.

his Literary Institution Incorporated by the State Of
IouiaisuA and empowered to oonfer degrees IL oon-
ducted by of Society Of The build
ingH are we'll adapted for educational purposes. A
entirely OF from the street is reserved f
that the arrival Of the pups At TS
A. M tin their departure At they are constantly
aeclnded and Buperintended.
The Course Of Instruction 10 threefold' PropaAtoy
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory COurSc iS for beginners; ,-So a..
not vtah to learn Latin and Crock , , =
The Classical Course for those who deare 70 hAES
complete education. g., -
French IN taught in the three oourees. - =.
students arc NOS admitted, unless they kno" hoN %
read and write. A..
The gious training OF the sbaoen9m Nn
leading object Of the Instructors.
Every month report IL sent 20 PareneS otatAg Son'
| A1ct pro1reaa rank in class and ATTENDANCE.
The aondemicsl year beRins on me ErGo MondAy
| of October and closes towards the al Oh July
| TERNSt
Fee. w
Tuitiop payable in advance, ana IN United States
| ourreney, every two months IL %
uv9Oy7iT REV. GAUTRELETs PTosiasnt