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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-08

NOTICE,

We, the undoriSnci, respectfully call
attention to and nulit, The people OF
iaydcr County, iha; thcy -hlil not lee
misguided 10y certain l,lckSter o.
Penn Township whonI1kcs u Il s1rrriii
business e. 90 to Slnhury once ur
twice every week with few purchaser,
rhc merchants these folks buy from
give that man Il large percentage ON
every sale they make through h.m Cor
which wo are conyinccdt
We do not give percentage to any
huck,ier, but We deal direct with oar
customers aud give thcm nil tie per-
centage We can possibly knucl; %. That
man I'VE mean the huckslerl /, well
paid for every customer he takes To-
Suubury and for every piece of guols
he brings from there, aud certainly the
buyer must pay for it indrccuy.
For further Information call at out
place.
Respectfully,
lfEIS Il OPPENiIEIMER.
Selinsgrovs, Dec ~, 1876.
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~ See our sLsRSgSter.'' ~

Temperance meeting Friday oven'
hngs.
The census takers will sooi be go
SngatIeir roands.s'N'.
Charley sang "Glosh me dis isl
blcsund', on Taur,liy night.
Young Folks Prayer Meeting wa
Organized on New Years evening
EPalties ,lf,traise their own pork are
nox looking up pigs for next ycar.
Adam $ towers killed his 0.i"r hog
on last Friday AMI it tippoi the beam
at 800.
Ifyou have scrofalh, don't fail to Us"
cdr Lndscy's Blood Searcaer." Sold
by all drugsist.
Tho Reading railroad company has
ordered fourteen hundred cars to be
built in Reading.
4 Hop at the Union II Daie, in
S.hith Grove, on New Years evening
passed of gay and happy.
Boils pimpl aud oil blood diseases
are cured by "Dr. Liudsey's Bood
Searcher." Sold by all druggists.
See elsewhere in this paper, tho
eall of the Chairman of tho Slate Re
publican Committee.
Jacob II. Hartman. Es1o was pres
ent at The meeting of the Committee
in Philadelphia, last, week..
SALE OF TowN Lors. John $. Beaver
assignee. will sell on Tuesday, 18th,
in Franklin, about 30 town lots.
Messrs. Smith and Gilbert, Esnrs.,
visited Philadelphia last week --Smi III
ON business and Gilbert to see his city
cousins.
A beacon in distressin "Dr. Sellers
Cough syrup" the most etiicacions
remedy for coughs, colds, aud hoop
ing cough. Pricer25;.
H. WY, Monroe. We issuel no
paper last week and your Communi>
cation wouldn't Ait now. Very sorry,
but try it again, we are in blast again
and will publish your CONS. right
along: y '.'4'' 1'jt . Eo.
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In N" W1NcrgtdfHytoiL J BJJsr hia
WFr,sjpg Sayir co0aiA Pa, i,.h.
To the heirs and log q, repre-.
suntpt'vs' ofsltl 4 l8Gt, % wir Gtrt'Iup
iutormartiei wi'h Luther KnltI. Erc Igr,'. ]
boyer, AZ restii'g 10 SNYDER cupatF, PHnu'l
b1Tnurd =. EpNer, fosllIHg "a PA,lttiplit,
70, ant 90 tlo iloirs Of il,lula, VIM SlR tn.
tcrnlrrei wl'h hanry Gtiss, Who - now dr.
ceased an lett 90 surgiys her tho tOillEt7 <
ma Ell chiilier, T. wit; uorbIra Glt5s, Juhn
lTNIn Glass aui - tiliss, the two last
nHncl b,IuS IN .nors All hIy' Tor tIv lItftitn
OF thar estate y. q. Burns lusidiut Ia Snydrr
county, and inr tho guardian OF thoir persons
NJ, C"h,'l Esl roliiing At Sumsli, Portage
county. uhic, hcIrr ana iesll representative,
OF j. T. LoyeI iaIe oi FfS'uur9, Su! l'r c.Guty ,
Ia, deceased.
You arc hereby n0tldei that
~ Vitae ofa writ ol Ina lisltijn issued out OF
thr ,l'phtns' ioArt 4 Nnytor county, aud 70
NO iite'tod that an ialI 81 will b. held at
W Iaio tesilenes II he 7,ii J. =. bysr. T.
Washington tow WDsa,p, On SArU BDAH, FEB
liIh, A, u. 1851, at 10 o'clooa A, ~. [, mt,a
PARTITION " valuation Oi clio lti,l Estate ut ia t
said lac 'ased whOIal where you IA ~ AZ.
tend u iou tLiat Prpprr.
.,,,-,.. 49,, .. bOLENDER, Sheud.
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wssosnowledgo the receipt from DR..

weeosnowledge the receipt from DR.. J
10 Aver q Co.. OF Lowell. M,ssachu usetts.
Of copies Of Ayers well'known Almanac
for 1880 Ia Eugilsh. French. German
Daeh. Norwegian. Swedish, spanish aud
Portuguese. the whole forming a collection
worih saving. PAblishios those carefully
frspared and really valuable beaks. at the
rate Of ten million copiespe awu, !. all
for gratuitOus circulation In all quarters
OF the globe. is one OF the maryels Of this
marvellous age II takes eight moaths to
print them, at The rate Of $1,000 copies
per day. and the production Of them oou 4
sup'ss nearly Avs huStired tons Of paper,
The little sanu.l Is . welcome visitor at
every hreside, aud Il has. like the SLAM
ldaek pedie.pes prepared by lie publishers
the dsasrssd 'senIiienss " ths spllrs pub. I.
lic.
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Ma. q ali PIG.

The drawing for tho OIL Painting and
Doll took place at s. lYcis Store, in
Sclinstroye Oh Jtn. /
Mr.. II. Denncr,of Sslinsgrovc, was
the holder orNo. - which drew the
Doll.
No oii drew the Oh Painting, and
che holder will! please call ut ;. Wei5'
and get it.
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BUReLARY.--on Monday night a
burglar entered the residence of John
Bilger. in Franklin, by opening win.
dow Mrs. Smith, Mr.. Bs daughter
WAS awakened and inquired of Mr.. B.
il any member of tho family had gone
down stairs 10 which Mr. b. replied
negatively, then she said, some body is
in the house, wbercupon Mr.. Bilger
seized his revolver and proceeded
down stairs and the scoundrel hearing
him fled through The front door which
he had taken the" precaation to open
for easy escape.
A tall tolerably well,dressed man
hadhupg around the station all Mon
day afterlloonand night until Mr.. Bill
ger had closed about 10 at night-and
was seen watching the Agent through
the window when he was making rea
dy to leave tht -...tion. The william
may thank his stars that he had the
forethought to prepare for flight, 9TH
erwise there would have been Il Cor
onofs Inquest.
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Aiii.G0lIg tral aid Coal Market
c'rHfCTEu wEEKfY
Samuo Bowen
NIAiSssIi.gD..

~>----- --'--~- ------
On Thursday Dec. - u,l. at tie
r.,'tcaco ot thn hggl,s ytreul-, in
Most Prrry township, by tao Rev. |
Irvine, W. Jmr, ,i1hrp'S, vi Md.
i.''irs aul M..s E..A L. Shc,lrnbcr.-
vr.
On the p inst, ly Rev w. r. Vie.
and Danigl Herman and Miss Martha
ap"cr,pN both pf Ilams twp.
On tho saWo dav hy the Same ".
+. lirlun. To- Miss Phoebe l.. Barbiu
both ui Addm,burs.
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CATAnRH.

IuntkNiitE..
4. =. L'rcnrlELr CO u Arc san -
| have been Troubled with Cubrrh in al
its focus for - years. aJd have u'ed sl
remedies recommended % cure. but re-,
cctyrl li.t,r or np heu,al. uuid tried
ihc tOSsrrtrioyAL CNrNUru RpNr5Y. /
have only used ono hlttlo npl half
and j am 81 much better tha' c,tn ,ay il
ha, cured me- Ny daughter iu.law Ia
'iso bscn afflicted .,r Llie last lour year.
She il nov using tht .roun " VITA the
snpc rtcUl'. cnn truly sly IL is , Won,
dctlul mcliciuo, rs know from cXprris
cucc ihn' 10 will curc any case of,Cl,iir' ,
! formerly hycl ut Nnp.ucr. Orl
looping ilHt yoi s.li iltro dUtc lhe r,tli.
'.u' through me bnmiu,lu thoroughly. sl
tAa' NY fellow sudc,rc. 1wsy uasobu on
potluu,ty OF getting cDrcI ot This tisca.r.
Your, respectfully.
NEl6uS SEOREY,
y. III have nlvnys been -rlinc, IN
head1che since taking the Conventional
hpyc moi been ltoah,,l inthc lcp.t T.
viii cure hooi,cbo ia two or three boms
Jan. 3, 1850 -n. y. $HortY
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Tn e State Normal School Of this
District, at Bloomsburg, Pa, will bo-
giu tho Winter term, Monday, jan
9th, 1880. Visit it, or for catalogue
address Rev. u. J. Waller, jr. Princi.
pal.
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tg">1'N iUT ~ Fnr the H,.t nut Fts,.
'.i -rlluF rtrin .il Hlpts ant blnIcs. rri.,.
f''au"i .a Hrr ".r.. NAlusAL IuuaIslls
'u., ril,dcTuh, Pa a.
on m tlglN Invested IN wal Sfrut,
NiI ~ DlVlU Stoke makes fortunes py,r
iuu1i ~ fa haoS sent 'rcre ptitaipg svsryfins
hi'l"s, HA lN - "a, iau.eis II Wal
street, New York,
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FASrAsrfcs.-A cou?any Of Fam
TASTES fr,in the vitiiity Of Port Inn,
remarkably well onirorm1l, visited
our town Eon New Years day. Tho
roll was called in the square and
strange to say the names Of tho several
members of the c,npaly wsrc very
like the names Of number Of our
own citizens.
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!. rhe Pbhaarm4pic sOSsstys enter
tainmcnt, at. Freeburg, IA Thursday
aning last, was a grand affair. The
,sic was remarkably we'll rendered
an ovsr-aowing house aud appreci.
aye anEionee. tfI n iilit
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S4LE REGLS1,ER,

The follsming List OF Sllcs Of Real
md Personal Property are. advertised
or Bills printed at the Office Of "rhe
lsst." -@ as
Saturday, Jan. 10, Emanuel sasslrnap
Admir- OF .Hariah Long will sell
. Personal Property in Franklin twp
Saturday. Jan. 10, Wm. Harding ail
Philip Schuoe idm'r5 of Geo
Sehnee will sell Real Estate, neal
Freemont.
Tuesday, Jan. 13, john s. Beaver As
signee Ell Isaac Beaver, wi Y sell val
--- liable town lots IN franklin.
Saturday, Jan. "a, Maggie T. Mnsser
will sell Personal Property IN
limestone twp. Union Co.
Saturday, Jan. u, Valentine Walter
and Reuben N.-DcLong Adm'rs Of
the estate of Reuben pelong, viii
scll Real Estatein Ceiitreyillc,
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The Eyangelicalianl UaiteI, Broth.
ron Chrttnts Festivities f)r tho San
day Schools wero contetely success
fil. Both wcrps alpirably conducted
aud tho gifts numerous. The E!on-
gelicals distributed over hundred
Bibles and large uun5sr tr Testa-
ments.
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.WeNr TO PnttADELPurN.-- John s.
Hassinger and wife. Mrs. II. hts n
sister living in Philad., Mrs. Doctor
Hesenplus, anl y son. q. FL. attend,
ing the Medical University OF Penn>
sylvauia.
Wilmer Meyer went down to 'see
.he Elephant"
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faaip Spade has loascj his iron ore
TO parties who have comnpcei mn-
ingpperations. II The ore proves to
be in quantity aud quality what IS ex.
pected, IL will provo prodtahls to the
lessoe aud bonanza for phnip ~ thc
ore is not more than a milo from the
Midlleburs II II Station.
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The Phoenix Peotorai.

Has proved itself to be peculiarly adapted 10
Old parsons. consumpt yes aud children n
brpass q cold. a. stOps d cough, IL aids ex
pectoration 10 giFss iasta,t reiieLi II give,
suength, II bslngs rest,, IL has made nor,
cares than any ether nedielas. ThDasa nds O
tho citikees oi Eastern Psnnsyiyanls hass
Mee NO .ears pAstand ts-siy D. the relic
given and cures eHeeted. sSt -
Priee, 70 cents or bottles fsr.ail ...s
ttepaIed VI lev Obsrhol tsof. N. u. aud
soiily Sohn a. Noafs. NiidisbuFg, aud 8 N.
onion hsrbes, ,Vontrsvliic, -. 81 7T'7T
fAtil std, is'g 1 y. t4t-
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The Holidays. 80 far rs Mjileburz
and vicinity we're concerned. passed
by with but little confusion and ntoh-
Ing roiharkablo. M serious accidents
r--no brawls disturbed the streets =
1he very slightest oversiniulgence ia
fire-wa,er WAS observable -gDoi order
prevailed %
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ysirrxo. Mis- Matte +. visited !,
''brostei u ssIalersSlrs, Dsuphin Gu.
Oar Johu took his 81, Msllie. 20 Nor
thumberlani county. Al Clelal,d aud
family visited fsssnE H. oa.hbsrlsnd
.ud Parry. wilIlamSAs up "a Had
crabs.p, 'iq night ss,rsiny
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The A,ne il near at hsuN when .
! couple Of dosen. able bodied people
, will assemble 81 the residenoe of an
iuoifsusive minister, eat him ont OF
house aud haulas and, cali IL a dona-
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Gn 3ss DAYS 'Er;;el.

W. vVls,ui our EIIcrLo.NoLrAtC BELrg aud
other F's.tri' App.tlur" rs dpuu triIl ipr 20 jtys
20 rtHsn stlcrb4 urm NNtv - hrBILtrY,
kN.r.Hl'isiu. IlrtNst. ur anv di.ntgri uf the
It,Ur ur t.hiu,,s, aud mluN uth,r dlsFss"t. \
So" ''u.o r't"t tuiuvi u~ - pHv, Addrcss
NuITAlG BLbT 90 'iar,hall, Mich.
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An Evangelical Pro,racted Meeting is
in progress ID NIiddleburg.

Ar Homk.- Marand. Rothrock has
boon attending Lectures al tho Balti-
more Medical College. Last week he
came home to spend the Holidays.
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Ladies Attention, ,

The undersigned would lmsst re.
poctfully inform the public that she l.
prepared to do DI,ES5fA KING AMI
PLAIN and FANCY SEWING .of nil
kinds ut reasonable charges. A trial
is solicited, Trusting TO receive "A G,ir
share of Public Patronage. Residence
near the Depot, Millleburg. Pn.
Mrs.s' D. S6HUCK.l
Nov. ~, 1879 1y. Gt
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1GSaA returns in 30 Days on sfo0 invested.
Z StSJ h'll R.p r'' aul information res.
l.iks 10 DEE wcc.ls uU .tuglg ortlhus ul go 20
So. Adtrys., :, ruIIEG NRiilit y 60 4,
h,utcrs 80 N.li st., S.N,
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\ BhlNiSi ]; NtOB = NOTICE.
letters Hl al..itiatr1t.,p Tho l,liroi
Mtrlsh inuF lsto oI raukun twp. Sr,Ic-
cHnuts, t,,, d.cu have urru EItifrl o. the
p"Ig's yuUi. an pots.us showing teen civ.
l'''H'"t q" s'll estate viii pO.so make lui.
m. Gl,to payment Uhtic tuo. . having rlIus
af-iutt sad es,ate via prc.gut tbcn for s,tt,o.
sat lu
EMANUEL SNs~ ANNN,
Jau s, 80 pd. AI,,iGE,f,t,r.
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II was our pleasure to a,te1 tho
first conaort given by the "rhilhir.
monic Society" OF Fr,o5urg, Jon Thurs
lay evening Jan. l.
The entertainment was one of the
finest we ever attended, aud the 81.
cicty ha. reason to he proud Of is
success.
We congratulate the people Of Free,
burg onl having an organization Of
this kind among them, We hope to
have them soon in Middlcbnrg.
Sc,iiOr &C JpliOr DaViS.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

Notices hereby given that an clcc,
ton will be held ut the OLA FolloWs'
Hall in Beavortown, Saydcr County
l%nna.o on Saturday JLnunry 81, 1. ID
lSS), ,bctwccn the hours Of and > y m
for the purpose orolec,ing ton llJl Dj-
rcctors of the DeayertowA M1tutl Fire
Insurance Company, to Scrco for one
year, of which notice all par4bnS irtct.
csicd will take notice ~ orler &c.
A. ~. BDwER,uy, ST.,
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DIED.

- >-~--'-~-'- --------. --~--~ -~--
In Franklin Dee. -, Emma Gtlsil.
!1to'.uc aged year WI .hys.
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Fi.zling.

BosToN, January 26.-The HsralTs Au-
gusta special says: The Supreme Court will
at Bangor decide upon the advsability of
considering the Fusionlst statement.
The Fusion Senate met with seven men,
bers this morning and took recess until
4 o'clock. The Republican programme,
as outlined this morning, is, after hearing
what the Supreme Court has to say regard
ing the Fusionist statement, to have the
Governor issue proclamation commanding
The dispersion of the Fusionist govern
men., aud if any one persists in exercising
administrative or gislative fpnctions, to
arrest him Immediately. Probably the
Governor will give the Fusionists not over
twenty four hours warning. TIE Fusion
lists appear to have entirely lost heart, and
nos only talk of an appeal to the people
at the polls next autumn. 1t is expected
that Wednesday will sec the last of the dual
government in Maine 1t is reported that
the Fusionists employed the great seal to
authenticate their document sent to the
court at Bangor.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 26.-The House met at
ii o'clock. The Senate is not in session.
The Speaker of the House presented an
order providing for joint special commit
tee to investigate in regard to taking the
seal and record. The House transacted but
little business, and adjourned till 4 p. m.
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The Fusion,sts Fizzie,

BosToN, Jan. 2S.-Tne Heralds Augusta
special says the Fusion legislature, after
prolonged secret session, this afternoon sd.
journed to tho first Wednesday in August
next. Many of the members will 90 home
not to return here before that date. Others
will go back to the people OF their districts
to abide by their decision as to joining OF
remaining out Of the State House legisla-
ture. Others will take their seats among
their Republican bre thren. The counted
in members viii some of them go home
while others will contest the seats of their
rivals of the capitol for the sake Of getting
the pay usually voted TO defeated confess
tants. Two Fusionists to-day appeared in
in the Republican House, and numerous
others have expressed their Intention to
follow them. Fusioniss Governor Smith,
and Talbot. Speaker Of the Fasion House,
will leave for nome tomorrow.
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Brief kilograms.

GREENsBURG Ind, Jan. 23,-All the
prisoners in the county jail, 16 in mum Der,
escaped this morning between two and
three o'clock.
BERLIN, Jan. 22.-In consequence of
Bismarck having theoretically contradicted
the insinpation Of the aurora, credited az
an organ of the Vatican, regard negotia.
tons between Germany aud the Vatican,
che latter has declared that the statements
Of the aurora were not inspired by the
Pope.
LONDON, Jan. GA diSpatch from Rome
says: The newspapers publish letter from
Gladstone to Professor s. Barbara, OF the
Neapolitan Peace Congress, avowing his
determination T., advocate general disarma-
ment from his place in Parliament.
PORTLAND, (Or), Jan. 90 Lieutenant
Fl. T. Galley OF the Second Infantry is at
Walla Walla, W. T.. to be tried ny Court
martial for some offense growing out of
last summers campaign against the Sheep
eaters Indians in Idaho. Colonel A. g.
Daggett, his counsel, is also there, together
with q number of soldiers ordered as wit
nesses
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The Shenandoah, Va, troubles grow
more threatening. Two negroes were shot
by the rioters Tuesday night and The Gov
ernor has ordered mp the Winchester Light
Infantry to aid the Sheriff.
Before the Investigating Committee at
Augusta, on "Wednesday, Mayor Nash tes-
tilted he was fully satisfied enlistments
had been made. organization was going on
and men were drilling nightly with arms
brought from the Bangor Arsenal with the
object Of sustaining tbs Fusionists.
-Montanians should not forget that
every carload of freight which they have
transported by Gould, is charged toll OF
$40 per car for crossing the Omaha bridge.
1t is calculated that this toll foots up the
neat little sum of half million dollars on
the freight bound to and from this Terri
tory.-Indez.
Let's see. The limit Of carload Ia ten
tons. Ten dollars per car would be 81 .OC
per ton. Therefore, IL we have paid hall
million dollars toll-even in all time-we
must have received and shipped past Oma.
ha, fifty thousand tons of freight. We dc
not think the shipments quite reach thai
amount.
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Those Masonic Emblems.

NEW YORK, January 23.-The Herald
has this description OF the Masonic en-
blsms found under Cleopatra's Needle:
| /. Mason's square Of red syenite gran
| lite, the long section being eight feet six
inches long, seventeen inches broad aud
twenty five inches thick the short section,
measuring from the outer angle. is four feet
three inches by twenty inches. The Ma
sous square is near the northeastern corner
of the foundation and parallel with the
eastern side of it..
2. Pure white stone representing an
apron, situated under the end of the short
section.
8. Under the apron perfect altar of red
granite.
A. Toward the corner Of the foundation,
opposite the angle of the Mason's square
that is, toward the southeastern corner of
the foundation-is \ red granite rough al
tar.
0. Between these two affairs a Mason's
spoon-shaped iron trowsl OF ordinary size,
totally oxydized.
All five emblems, each IN it, proper posi-
ton, rest on foundation of yelIowish drab
stone. Surrounding the foundation on all
sioes and forming part Of it, are three
steps, all stone. The foundation, together
with the steps, are bound firmly together
and well preserved in iron cased in lead
The other stones in the foundation bear Gu
rious marks and cuttings-not hieroglyphics
which may be Masonic, but none here
are able to decide. All the stones in the
foundation will be replaced in New York
exactly as they were discovered.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-01-30
A Disagreement Between Generals

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-A Tri6uas's Wash.
ington SPECIAL says: General W. T. Sher.
man, III a recent interview with the Cleye.
land Lender, is reported as making some
Objectionable charges against General Fl.
V. Boyntos, correspondent here of the Gin
cinnatl Gazette, and author of Review OF
Sherman's War Memoirs General Boyn.
ton pubishesa card here today, in which,
after stating that General Sherman NAV
feel mortified at the publication OF the fact
that General Grant himself was the oripi-
nator of the March to the Sea-" says
As to Sherman's personal accusations, |
ask the privilege of saying, through your
journal, to General Sherman and to SO many
OF the public as take an interest in the mat
ter, that will select tribunal and form
OF action, which, without inflictinp auy
personal indignity, will afford him ample
opportunity to establish the truth of his
charges, or, if he fail, will exhibit him to
all the world as reckless slanderer."