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The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

EXERCISE. A great deal depends upon the time chosen for needful exer- else. When it is properly conducted. the effect on the digestive system IS very marked. The appetite is increased. and more food is taken in order to sup ply forcs necessary for the maintenance of the mechanical powers. This increase of appetite Is especially noted when the exercise Is taken in the open air. When exercise is undertaken. however, with out due preparation. or the bodily powers are exhausted by fatigue, the power of being able to take food IS dl- minished. This condition, if the exer- else is continued and the power of taking food remains impaired. IS one of considerable danger, and the health IS often greatly affected, the force of the heart being much reduced. It IS of great importance, moreO yer, when great fatigue has been undergone, to see that the bodily powers are thoroughly re- cruited by rest before an attempt Is made to take food, otherwise there will be no inclination to take it, and If forced down it will not digest. An hours rest with cup of warm tea will do much toward restoring appetite in these cases Indeed it should be a rule in all e.lses that a period of rest should intervene between work and food.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

Queen Victoria has always been most punctilious in matters of etiq uette, and it is said that her maids of honor used to be forbidden to sit down or to speak in the royal presence unless specially commanded. One, it is related, who has since married a peer, was the for tunate possessor of a magnificent voice, and was one day bidden to sit down at the piano and sing something. She de- clined to do so, feeling nervous, and forgetting that a queens request was tantamount to command. The queen insisted, but the lady urged that she had bad cold. '' Well, then, you had better go to bed," said her majesty. $ No. thank you," was the reply; ''but if you don't mind I'll sit down." and she did.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

Did you ever see Lotta's mother !? asks correspondent of a Philadelphia paper. They are as nearly alike as two peas. except, of course, that while one is still green, the other is somewhat withered. She keeps q watchful eye upon her daughters interest, be as sured. She is father and mother, and mistress and maid, rolled into one. She keeps the breakfast warm and packs the trunks and reads manu- scripts, accompanies her daughter to the theater, frowns down intruders and makes the bargains on the stopping tours. They are hardly ever parted, and, notwithstanding her decided opinions upon some things, she is a very affable old lady and good mother, and 1t Is to be hoped that she will be spared tO her daughter and friends for many years to come.
 A WISE ELEPHANT.-One very warm day, my attention was drawn to the conduct of an elephant which had been placed in an inclosure in the open air. On the ground was heap of newly mown grass which the sagacious animal was taking up by the trunkful, and lay ing carefully on his sun-heated back. He continued the operation until his back was completely matched, when he remained quiet, apparently enjoying the result of his ingenuity. After that we need not be surprised that elephants can be taught to dance.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

When a man commits a crime it is usual to say that he belongs to one of the best families. If the same man runs for office, it will be found on the opposite stump that he belongs to one of the worst familes.--Nea0 Orleans Picayune
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts, therefore guard accordingly. and take care that you entertain no notions un- suitable to virtue and unreasonable to nature. Nitrous Antonilts.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

The Indians used to "bury" their dead in the tops of the high trees. This was considered an awful joke on the Ohio medical student, burrowing around in the ground beneath.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

Whoever thinks of life as something that could be without religion is yet in deadly ignorance of both. Life and religion are one, or neither is anything. -lnacdOnald.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

rhe early burr oatcheth the boys hair.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12

As THIS Is the season when colds are
most likely to be taken, "a word of advice
to our readers would be in season. First,
then, keep your feet dry F; wear flannel next
your skin; do not sit or stand in draugh,s
of air, aud upon the first symptom Of a
cold or a cough call at Green's Drug Store,
in Bush House Block, and procure bottle
of his compound Syrup of Tar, Honey
and Bloodroot," which will give you
almost instant relief 1t "a a pleasant and
cfset'fai preparation, containing the virtues
of Tar combined with some Of the best
srPeetoraHts and aHodyHes, allaying all
those distressing symptoms which if not
promptly arrested will too frequently re-
suit in that fatal disease, Consumption.
Price, 30 cents bottle, or six FOR $40.
2l-cow
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12

The eruption at Mount Etna has al.
most ceased. The flow of lava has com.
p!etely stopped.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12

In the Supreme Court on Friday the
case of UHara VS.. Stack was argued.
This case. involving the right of a
Bishop to remove priest, was originally
tried in Williamsport, where Rev. Mr.
Stack, the party removed, won the case
from Bishop O'Hara, who claimed the
power to dismiss him from the Church.
The case has been before the Supreme
Court for eight years.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12

THE DEATH-RATE oF-Our country Is
getting to be lcarfully alarming the aver
age of life being lessened every year, with
out any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most Insignificant orr
gin. At this season of the year especially
a cold is such common thing that in the
hurry of every day life we are apt to over
look the dangers attending 1t and often
find too late, that Fever or Lung trouble
has already set in. Thousands lose their
lives in this way every winter, while had
Boschee's German Syrup been taken, cure
would have resulted, and large bill from
Doctor been avoided. For all diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs, Boschee's German
Syrup has proven itself to be the greatest
discovery Of its kind in medicine. Every
Druggist in this country will tell you Of
its wonderful effect. over 800, 900 bottles
sold last year without single failure
known. Sold by +. PoTTs GREES,
Wholesale and retail. 20-eow-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Centre
4 ~, in the matter u the Estate Of GEORGE
GRAhLf, late II Penn township, d.c'd.
Tho undersigned Auditor. appointed o. make distfi.
sutun II the fund in III" hands u the Etssutaf g.
aud among the parties entitled thereto wi attend ;o
the dutiss II his appointment ou NEnS EsDAY, the
18th Day Il JUNE, 1879. at one O'Clock P.M at his
Office la Bsefpnis. All P.rs1ns arr required 10 pro.
ssHt their claims before the Auditor be dsbAffei
from coming In f0r = shaT" " the fund
JOHN BLAIR LINN, Auditor.
Bellcfohie, Pa, June 2, 1879. Zg-au
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12

THERE never was such really good,
substantial satisfactory, and ,apid-sell' 'ng
hrs.-cla, Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
offered so low M the "NEw -AMILY SHUT
rLE," reduced To only $50 more complete
with equipn ents, and lower in price than
any other machine. i is elegant in work.
manship and finish, shrpasses all others in
its work and fulflls all tie requi. emonts of
every family as n helper. Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for five
years, and kept in order free of charge. II
will do every description of work-fnc or
coarse-that any machine, at any price,
ever did, or can do equally as rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, and strong Has all the
late improvements, is easy to learn and
manage is sorviceable, don wear out,
always ready, and never out of order.
Sent 9. o. ID. anywhere with privilege Of
examination before payment ofbill Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand for this the Cheapest Machine in
the World, Territory free Address, for
descriptive books, &c, "Family" shuttle
Machine CO., 1855 Broadway, New York.
3U-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12
CENTRE COUNTY. IS :

~ Thr Common uo.lti q reBusy Ivan "a,
To AARON LUCKRNHACH.
fHu are hereby rtsA AMI Commanded g. - and
apfeat At ufthaBs Court be h.II at BslIsfasts
i1 and faF the Ipguty e ,entf % tla fourth Man.
DAY r June uert then aul there g. ahae vau.s -is
%" Letters Documentary granted g. yas HstAse =
Nillisu NsAiuu. Isseasrsl shrali unf 10 rera4el
Witness the Han. {. 4 NsTta President 4 tba "a 4
Court. At Hrlis!auts ihe .fih tay & NAV A. u ls-g
wH BvErHFIRLu Z. q. {.
Sh"riS's 0aler, Ballripn,s, Ia. MAY -. I.7p.
2l-4u JsBN tr...tfs sA.r
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12
Ne.C 1duertiseHi enfs.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Saturday, Juno 81, A. d. 1877


Saturday, Juno 81, A. ID. 1870,
at o'clock 7. n, tho following described real
estate Of the defendants "a wit
No. AL that certain lot or piece Of
land situate In Curtin township Contro county, Pa
bounded aud described follows: On the south by
lands ut VIM tLueas estato the east 10y lands of O.
Curtin and Mrs Lucas, the south aud west 10y lauds
of G. Curtiu-eontaining 5O css there
erected two-story log house stable and other out
buildings. seiEed, taken In execution aud 1 be cold
the property uf llarmhn Prince.
No. 2.--All those two certain lots of
ground situate In the Borough II Bolcfonte Centre
county, fehu's, bounded aud d".cribrI follows 10
wit. One thereof bounded ON the sonth by line II
Cherry alley, the east 10y lot u Joseph schne on
tho north by other lot of EiizAhct BassDt aud the
by Ridge ktroet-containing q Arrr: belng the
lot Of ground which u. q. Bush aud wife, by
their deed dated the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1875
conveyed 20 Elizabeth hasscit
ALSO,
Another lot thereof IL bounded the west by Ridge
street the north by lot of Oncr Aui Kline on the
east by lot II Joseph Schnol aud the south by lot
above described. The houso aud lot being conveyed
by Lydia Bahey 60 aad Elizabeth Bsssstt on satuo
day a- above. Thereon erected two-stort house aud
other outbuidlnss. Seized taken IN execution aud to
DO sold the property of Elizabeth Basscit aud Geofs
Ha.srtt
TERvs, CAsH. No deeds will bo acknorlcs tiIl
the purchase money is paid In fall.
JOHN sPANOLER, Sheriff.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12
Caution.

\ LII persons are hereby notifed
and warned. that have purchased at constable
sAlc a. the property 81 }. E Way 81 CniJn ans H.
th" following IfuI~tty. h. wit:
Three hprAss tvo c1ss thre" shnsts thrve hsr-
ness, plaus hAEtows shovel TIoss all his hot.ehsI
aud kitchen furniture and th" grain ia the eFssund
Shich property have left Ia yo-.1-son Of tho s.li
}. D. WAY during ny pleasure, ~ J~fsans Are there
fore cautionci against nf,sdng uith salI ptutsfiy
Ia JOHN LONG
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12
IN the Orphans, Court Of Centre

Il tsnniy. In the matter oi.tLr Es,Ats of ELIZA.
BETli LEE. deceased
To AaEoS LUErsnlrH. Respondent
tiE '-flsasa take uHtr" that The Court has gtauisi
Citation on yuu g. shJu cause uhy yua should nai
- removed fram the EKcrui1fship = the Esias 4
ElsfAisth h. d~rt rsiuruabio IN ,h~ f1urih Nsu.
LAY Il Jun". 1872 a. 10 a N rsr,onAl ssEra having
fsi'si on account u Jour aisrdgs
~ JOHN sPANGLER shsr8H
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12
NJ z a T S ,

Our Sugar Cured Hcms, Dried
BccL, Brea!lJast Bacon and Cheese
are all 'cor~iy Of speciai mention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12
Groceries and Procisions.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE

We hare giuen rery close and
c~rgut attention 10 The selection Of
goods for he Spring Trade and
feel justified IN saying that our
presem Stock cannot be encelled
either IN regard 10 Variety. Qlali-
~ or Price, and wo doubt II Il r.
oqu4Iod IN either Of hose resDects
by any ho,lsc in Cc,trc county.
There are TOO ptanv Le1ding ar.
fictss ia our stock 10 make speciat
m -.,tion Of them oil. bat call otten-
ton directly 10 a fc,c ite1ls that arc
now beng sought after crery day.
FIS H.
Mdckerei are Of good quality his
season and are ceiling rather faster
hd. us,1ai at the soason Of the
year. Hie haze ben sellinq moth
ing bat full 1eights-j0 lbs. Of nh
m each quarter bo,. el and 100 lbs.
IN each haI Jar.oi. They hare
better rai,te for The money than
short ,Ceights.
Lake Herring and White Fsh
are rcry fne hts sooson and seH-
ing freeiU.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12
NOTICE is hereby given, that Gro
WOODWARD SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day s:hool isr Young Laa!e;
and Little Children.

SECOND AND LOCUST STREETS,
HARRISBURG, PA.
Regular term vIll hegin SEPTEMBER 10 1870
C0urse q udy-Classr and sJisnuRe, Nth Music
and Art
BaAtd and tuition from tZso 10 sasO year and no
extras.
For circulars aud all desirable iuformstlas adrss.
2l-6m PRINCIPAL
, 1879-06-02

e;ommenced, ; tho delay nn,l cold, IN the mean.
many Of the other spectators 10
t.,e rc.ise. ~ MeMnllen spoke briefly OF the I'M
no,saneo TO tue public u tie institution, ahnttt
,n ~ ne o.1l.t .t dwelling upon the fact that Its
so nnL a,so 10 inc physical wnnts Ut The agc,1 llttE
neiples' The SfstcrhutNl hnviu, The work in
c!af9e: iio sad, were wclI-known bet.ctnctora
a'Ns !ietrlh'tusa of Chrtstinn charity. They
We!e 20 Do found II most Of t!lG principal citlcs
81 81, t.'e e country, md Ind been brought i,eru to
naa aiveh it'cn, the insurance Tint o,,ec here the
Enttioa!c pcopIe. would sustain THEM, bt1ilt)
tInea, ansin up, md prosper them in thrir
Grcat work. Everybody fcercttcd Tint sle
i,. as''1p 'la,i f'eeil removed from hts idol,
nat us removal sf.nuid not be allowcd to
sian,pcn Tue ardor nf these who wcro left II,
promoti'n. atd bui1dl,iE TIT the Institution. Ills
hEofhnt'ngs, liz enfl. in ee,t,clt4un stipultl not
nc allowed to dlr. but those living uller lin,
shol'i ptrtect 1lis will art wi.fses. Those b.
lofe mn with tlnsurre'! farrs imrc every cyt.
"enee OF long t'(c AMI prosperity. bnt IL was not
too much to urc.l'et t!sat somn OF ,hen might
yet have TO call ,lnon ,hc walls about tu he
reared ior protection aftcr the lapse OF wears
N utHer Ht!cs the n1,re owners oE millions
all fouutl 2 home with this SI..eri,oou, ,ltl IL
misht npt bo different here: hence the necessity
ni sustaining the great Christian charity nlitl
charge. ~ -
At 'lr conclusion OF tho Reverend Fa,bcr,.
eloquent hn'l touching aldrvse, he wen, To tic
northwest corner Ut tic foundation OF l hu.,u.
ans, followed br The Clergy md the Sisters,
where the usual services followed In The cor.
'icr.stono tin-box was nut, containing tic pa-
pers OF !te dar, few cards ami circulars tu,,c.
lilg tie history MtNl aims uf tile Si4tprpo the
cavity wins tormAtly sealed by thc Rcvercnl
fati'er, and tie exercises concluded.
, 1879-06-02
CRIMINAL.

slrs- Nolan, carved with tabtc.kntfe bv bar
hissb"n In u tuuly row ut li,rir hnn,o NJ ~
S.,ooath AVENUE was yesterday reported ont
W. 1 ua'lser' r. Aer husband will bu brought bcfore
Jnstlee Kaufman today.
i "ltlialn swortla AnA John Leonard. mo,dcra
.mnIosed Ut tie Chicago Stove Works. Lpd a
"gns oat"faay night 1T {runt of suu,uei .toncs,
saloon ~ No. WI hue Island avenue. Swords
b't tllo top otlA Lconard's right eur, unt, I'm ~.
taiaatet " chewing uc thiri An1 f,,trtl, tInu,,rs
u S"or'is' right hand. nuth u,en cn,n, tor,,
recently from Detroit. ' Mt"
After sober|tlE. Zip, Charles Andcrson xh,
claimed to l'avo bcsn robbed ol $a7o by hI,h.
Hayfocn ut the corner Ut Ctnrk a,a Mnurno
atrGess, said fhat hts losa Mas oply s1n. nud ,,.
fonbsFy oecGtrrett ut or penr ta corner Of H,a,s
,'l1 ti4rrIson streets. Ilo was to ,uuut Dctr.t.
!tc WileY Yesterday afternoon III 1sur to t,,yes.
H.. 1ut he leleu 70 collie 10 time, Tie 10
:, Arrests: PatrIsk and Bridget Collins. making
aoreats 10 XII Kate Kecfe; james D,irns, ju!.
g1GsI, larreuy Of etuth,ug from j. Ola. NJ NJ.
:: hre'9es street; ueorga l.. Furd, 9 hateisoIuo
fI0nns fellow Wttu has 1rcoma insanu tllrougt,
!".etunefate Aiiu bull hablts; Samuel Aiken,
sapoosea sa.ta 70 bc cEnxy, ull wtp Il charged
x" Nm ~ .Hta,tesl,lg tho asoru Of q. a. Daniels,
ntnrr;.., ~, WABASH avenue, und hitting itle
tWpei,etat ,tt oVcs the head with g.aSs Dutto,
iaufcaileon, a notorious negro. assnn)ti,.,, liz
'','! ws A!'ea' John kerwln anl Dauiel CarLerry.
Tuatke4 "ta lhe theft OF five uuul.balIs frMu
9!!,s 9a,!es EXan, OF No. Bl9 6tats street: FrunE
sSlssk, e1orle. caught ut lAudulnh atrsnt
0''ase "to De4 blanket. guilt, aud sheet, sup.
, 1879-06-02
Irish VIII bear lis fruits IN those wartls w,ctc tho
Soters OF tint nationality are III tho majority.
ron TIE INHoruA Tim t1s rf,ruua

asn WIZ near ts fruits IN those wnra wl,ctu the
So'e'S OF Tint nationality arc III thu majority.
ron THE INFORMATION or vorEns
u may be statcl Tint the pnlf1,g.pares In tfty
n rt'tltsy. AMI the boundaries uf precinct ., aro
!hc k'nc as Inst November. rlo,r persons who
.lsts ne'e ns j,tlGes are tht. persons who will
act ltlh tttmc. Proncr arrangements hnye Itrru
ina'!o bs the Republican EXECUTIVE Cuu,mitte"
ior tsle preservation Ut order At thu polls and
ti!G prevention nf anything ttl thc Rtla,r of iu
E"' tutEhe. ana ther IL NJ 1uesttnl hut ttat tl,u
election Will pass osf wttllolit disturbance.
tt'iEENnacKEns.
lHc Two opposing Fragments OF the Green.
hackers held Eepnrnto meetings YESTERDAY nf,rr-
nnnI' ne NJ. l!0 Clark street. Il, uuc rnrnrr Of
TURK upstairs lll IA thu office Of G. j. }cattc.
where nlass-lnest!ng Of l1ltrrn Of the ltumr.
r1f bfnhsi' E.ls cfd. while nrrosa thc haj IA tic
h!Irca1 Qr Du1f, whsfa .uycl, of tle olhpr rrnwfl
wrFe III session llm propr!rsnrs Of thc otllre n,
eae tnse dIa shr most Of the talkiug, as well M
rrcahl!lf.. The deliberations III enrt tax,, ,rnr,,
'dgi'ias ntnt consisted Itlr thu most mari In sf
cnItctt Endorsements " Of yntnlls c4M,itatpa.
me seattle gang making up Il slate with ihe
hafnea III atcAlltstcr. Ringers, Williams, Muran.
nil nuclt, while tic l'nf! lnrty pretended 10 Ln
intnl''ateti with 1Iosers, Wtinis. lootlI, fec.l,
,hc paIicy-shop'' was "1s hr",clt 70 m ae'Se 10
M nr. l)uil. but was tiropprl on account
y! wnht of time, ~ IL was thought
! 'iat enough money could nut be made in lila
eiort ttn'e reInatnig tn Justify Tie ktcp. Tia
o!ner @ cfoxd meanwhile werG dppfUrtttg the
custtnl Which seemed IL forbid assessments }0r
l. el"etE,ns. Tile proceedings III both
Enbhlc. which lastca until dark, wien tic meet-
yrs adjourned. after an equitable distribution
~ d. rnstcn according to tic pcr8onal feel
i'ss OF eacll ,nan.
, 1879-06-02
Nonl Estnte NJ mn Inyeatn,ont.

-,-. ~ fHe EH'fdf o. 1ht Tribune,
EtiicAuor May 3l.-Tho general s.ycaro u In rc.
gard to real estate which seems 10 bnyn tnr,n 49,
session Of Tho public mind during the faat ,Iyc
years ~ tho lea!sin'atc result Of tho overwhelming
eaialtY Ut tho grcas fire, tho extravaganza in ~,
o"t'a'n9' aTa Its extTeMe cost In Iabnf md n,n
,et'a' Inc great pante which has swept like pc,t
'tuco over tAe land, tho n,lsmana gcsnont Of our
. ~ aa.'ax part OF the ttne and tho dscrudls
anu heavy taxes consequent thereon, Depenam"
~ .hs city does mainly ths agricultural summit
o. !he country back OF us. 1t IL fair to conclude
tna'' had 1t not been for thu arc
chicago would hare been less ufrec,ct
~ ~, ,."a uo otaer eauscs Of depression ,han
III Fly hasgo hso c'y - the country. a. IL, most eo
na, Sn ~ haF1 tttnes and seem 10 6a incauaGla nf
hae, md TINT 1a country Tributary to u fl at, hus @
r%na psen ~ eondillon os rmluent spruxpurity md
Taes. S oai, aasassmsnt tn wsa'th anu population.
ln"psdvnt tu4xmuas viii soon WORK on, II Il. "'yn
Gione;laon. md an ausmgntlnx nuupcr Vii h.
crowd iGe ock OF sheep Ts older spss liz wv ~ IT,
~ G13ahlty KY who laSu passed thloug,, tic panics
through sr coafso eS any e. 5 run
s2 sa Psssty pS{sa assta e
ihII noh reFy Of ''ltea! eAlatu doc4a't psy anY.
,a!nS" ~, n; haa Ha:ae4 almost Into Oy-wofa, aaI
~ vsat bomb sna tie pes esnt es6taIs1s s!ls IT,
wuuS s' wv Wvto ~ ~ oa' shns "a ha whch
stands win real esats. rhs ,sons ~ fso NY sx .
p,opvsty rauat bs considered ~ tao .sxposentH aHs
any ehalaetlp pS?pess .? aS:a'4 ,hs ~
cno fas a borrowing ps;es o. ra,u Of monsy 10 pct
rua s.tats viii psy ac Iettu1 r 70 pIoYe
'b.. do not aSls aaw 10 sea ionS tss
or dMs, nes ,ts.1 80 o. nsues
" lt'lucseaalns disadvantage ~ general imnrnvs.
, 1879-06-02
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
s1ntfEo Cn,ly.
To The ls.iitar ~ The 7'rfhtns.

10 fhe l't1ttor ~ The Trthune.
uATAvtA. ILL.,, May 31.--1n the jssac Of tn.
OF Tue c1tcAoo TntnuSE correspondent rbn
signs hfmsols'A Renuetfcan," purporttng to wrlto
from GencSa- ILL.,, makes many false and aim.
acfons htatemcnts Ia regard to Judge Coly. md
deem 1t psopct to say that this correspondent is
either voFy ignorant OF IL wtltfnlly malicious.
It u truc that Judge Coay, upon tho oxp1ratton
of tho term Of tho Master In Chanccry. did rcan.
point him. and this is tha only statement in lin
article which is true. 1t tho duty Of tle udoo
70 nnPo.nt some one. and he l1as done hls auty.
1mMee J! wilson Is too Hisci OF gentleman 10 mi
fnn!t ab0tlt Bucli a tnuftar. ~ HHa
y me rest df Tho article, which refers to ,1rdoa
Snas , having refused 10 appufnt snecJal Conlns.
c Es aa aeslfad T. false. nnd not ono case Of
,,a,l II ~ !tue That Judge Cody, % we'll M Juduca
gIton anu Murphy, had refused 10 appoint NJ, nni
LUG party t9 mako encs under decrccs, un,ess fnr
snHe spec1al REASON; and ths IA tho unif0r1n nrnr
tto throughout tho State. There ufe Ennn nsfSr
eys VINO 10 not like tho nractlcc, bccausp nndor
!. tHeJ cannot divide tho fees among tilrnlutvrs
n,i ~ psshaps -FOUR correspondent ut Ooneya il am
,., mhe reference to Judge Ianstead In TIM nr,,c1o
w! nor pleasa him. buf, his nan,u nnylnv hccn H.
supporting Judge Cody to The pest Gf tfs ability.
JAMES o. McCLEILAN.
, 1879-06-02
MILITIA NOTES.

| William G. Hamilton, sccond-Lfeutenant OIL
Company A, Tenth Infantry, has rendered hts
resignation, which has been forwarded,
Certificate of election nf Frank Nob!c a. lien.
tenant-Cotonel. n,ni ilrnry N. Starr M Mnlor.
VI tho Third Regiment lnfau,ry. Forwar]etl
approved.
Capt. Charles r. +, Koch, OF, 1 Company,
f1rst Acsmcnt, recommends the discharge
LOT t'c good OF The service" OF Private Holden
r. Downing Approved md forwarded.
A national salutc Of thirty.six guns wns fred
IN t'''s city BY Battery D. Light ARTILLERY, at the
eiose OF The unraac Oh Derora;io,l-Day, In honor
Q! The sgninE uf tile Militia bill by the Goyrrn,,r
Thursday. "''
CHIT. Gcorge 8. Miles, Of Comnanv A. Ftr,t
lnlantry. rccnnnel!ds the tl.scnrga "for tbo
Eoou nf the service " 0f Prfyatca II, j, Uun,lra-
l,ah' dustits kronkhttc, usnl Edward W, rrtck
ett. Approved mud forwarded.
-, Capt. CtIarlcs D. Larrabce, of u Comnany.
rNst M 4niahtrY, recommends The discharge a for
!he eouu OF the service - OF Priyate3 Ncorfo
dundGrsoD, Percy HARRISON, Edward i, afart,n.
warded. "'" 'o'@
- Tile following officers have been clcctcd in
battery u, Light Artillery, hn,l their crtirates
.! q election l'aye been forwarded: Edgar +.
tenant; and Bcnjan,in +. NuuFsc. secn,'u
Lieutenant. ~"1
Cant. William black, Of F Company, First
Infantry. has recommended tile honorable dis.
charge Of Private George ". parker. md Tin
ap,Rasson n,, Rssot, qs passetl through ,he Reenenta
dation That the discharge bu matte Hf0r lin
good of the servlce,' and implication by tne
an,e eonip1hy commander for Tho discharge Of
e,yate rted y. inrar ,ecrvcd si,n!lar n-
tff,f