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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

Sr. PAUL, August 90, lS79.--Dear
General: Soon after the publication oi
the report of the Schofeld Board you
wrote to me, thanking me as one of the
Board for our action in your case. !
intended to reply to your letter at once,
but just then General Sheridan desired
me to accompany him on visit To some
posts in my department, and | delayed
my reply until my return TO 81. Paul /;
then in the multitude of things to which
had TO attend forgot to make it. |
write now to say that it is not thanks
but pardon which | should ask from
you. For years | did you wrong in
thought, and sometimes wrong in
speech. 1t is true that this was through
ignorance; but had not the right to
be so ignorant. | might have learned
something at least of the truth had !
diligently sought it. II you find any.
thing in my action as member of the
Board which you can accept as an atone.
ment for the wrong which | did you,
shall be more than gratified.
With great respect and admiration,
am yours most sincerely,
ALFRED III. TERRY.
Major General Fitz John Porter, New
York
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
Weather Predicted by Venuor During
this Month.

Mr. Nennor, whosc weather predic-
tions for December were such iguomini.
Gus failures, predicts that January will
enter fine and moderate in the majority
Of sections. but with falling tempera.
ture toward on or about the third. and
cold snap, varying in intensity accord.
ing to location, between the third and
9th days. Heavy snowfalls probably
throughout Central Canada aud south.
west to New York and Washington,
with considerable bluster about the end
of the week lseventh.) Il is probable
that the second week will give very
cold term in northern and western sec.
tions, moderating toward the end Of the
week TO heavy snowfalls in Canada and
northern States and rainsin more south.
ern sections. Unsettled and stormy
but moderate weather will likely charac
terize the entry Of the third week. with
blustery and drifty weather in the west
and rain 10 the southwark, followed by
still milder weather and alienation of
snow, sleet and rain In northern sec.
tions. An occasional fine day between
these disturbances. The twenty fifth is
likely to bring lower temperature.
Week likely TO end mild, with snow and
rains extending southwark to New York
and Washington.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
Very respectfully yours,
FITZ JOHs PORTER.

NEW YoRk, December q, lsSl.-The
President, Washington, ID. C.-Dear Sir:
At the request OF General Fitz John
Porter have recently reviewed his trial
and the testimony furnished before the
Schofeld Court of Inquiry, held in 1879,
giving to the subject three full days of
careful reading aud consideration and
much thought in the intervening time.
The reading OF the whole Of this record
has thoroughly convinced me that for
these nineteen years have been doing
a gallant and efficient soldier a very
great injustice in thought and some.
times in speech. feel It incumbent
upon me now TO do whatever lies in my
power TO remove from him and from his
family the stain upon his good name.
feel this the more incumbent upon me
than / should il | had been q corps
commander only, or occupying any other
command in the army than the one
which / did but as General | had il
possibly in my power to have obtained
for him the hearing which he only got
at later day, and as President Ger.
tainly had the power to have ordered
that hearing.
In justification for ny Injustice to
General Porter can only state that
shortly after the war closed his defence
was brought TO my attention, but read
it In connection with 9 sketch Of the
field where his offences we're said TO
have been committed, which now see
since perfect maps have been made
By the Engineers Department of the
whole feld-were totally incorrect as
showing the position OF the two armies.
/ have read il in connection with state.
ments made on the other side against
General Porter. and am afraid possibly
with some little prejudice in the case,
although General Porter was = man
whom | personally knew and liked
before; but | got the impression, with
many others, that there was a half
hearted support Of General Pope in his
campaigns, and that General Porter,
while possibly not more guilty than
others, happened to be placed in a posi-
ton where he could be made response.
BILE for bis indifference, and that the
punishment was not > severe one for
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

MR. BLAINE, since his retirement from
the Cabinet, is reported to be sup 10
his ears in business This is mislead.
ing. Mr. Blaine is one Of class Of
Statesmen entirely too numerous who
are never out Of business. He has never
become so engrossed in promoting the
interests OF other men that he has In
anywise neglected his own. lie has q
large fortune that he did not earn, ne
an officeholder, from any salary he re.
ceived. Sherman. Grant, Hayes and a
host of other thrifty gentlemen keep,
as near as they car, at the heels of Mr..
Blaine in this particular. The war and
its opportunities bred these gentry as
thick as maegots in cheese. Some Of
them have spent their money and some
of them have saved IL; but II re we're
to choose we would prefer the clean
hands Of such man as Thurman, Buck
alew or Conkling before all their double
eagles. .--PhiIa Record.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
GEN. PORTER'S PETITION.
An Appeal to the President for Redress,
Ex.PREsIDENT GRANTS LETTER or ISDoRsE'
MEST-A PRIVATE LETTER or APOLOGY
FROM GENERAL TERRY.

MENT-A PRIVATE LETTER OF AFOLuO1
FROM GENERAL TERRY.
New YoRK, Dec. %, lSsl.-To the
President, Washington, ID. C,-Sir: /
respectfully represent that in January,
1868. by Court martial, | was most un.
Justly declared guilty of charges against
me and sentenced "to be cashiered and
forever disqualified from holding any
Office of trust or profit under the gov.
ernment OF the United States From
the promulgation OF the verdict of that
Court have protested my innocence Of
all wrong done and asserted the injus-
tice of the sentence, and, presenting the
sustaining evidence, have from time
to time urged a rehearing.
In 1873 the President, in order to be
fully informed Of the facts OF the case
and to be enabled to act advisedly upon
my application for relief, appointed a
Board Of army officers to examine into
the merits of the case and to report
what action, If any, in their opinion
Justice required should be taken on my
application. That Board, after q tho.
rough examination into the facts of the
case, vindicated me in every respect,
and reported that in their opinion JUS.
tice required at the hands of the Pres.
dent such action as may be necessary
10 annul and set aside the findings and
sentence of the Court.martial and re.
store me tc the positions Of which that
sentence deprived me--such restoration
TO take effect from the date Of dismissal
from the service. And now respect.
fully and urgently represent that the
sentence is a continuing sentence, and
so long ne il exists is within the reach
and under the control OF Executive
power, that, harsh and burdensome
originally and lasting through many
years, il Is for stronger reasons subject
for the consideration and action of the
Executive now that it is proved to have
been founded in error and to be unjust,
and respectfully ask you, il convinced
of the justice of the recommendation
of the Advisory Board, to annul and set
aside the findings and sentence of the
Court martial and TO nominate me to
the Senate for restoration to my rank
IN the army under an act OF Congress
of 1868 allowing that mode Of redress Of
wrong committed by n Court.msrtial.
And this ask not merely in justice to
me and those most dear to me, but in
Justice to the army to which belonged
and which has ever believed in me, and
to the government which honored and
trusted me.
Very respectfully yours,
FfTZ .ToUS poRTrR
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Centre
auan,y. estate u MICHAEL uErTtNgER. p,,r'd
The undersjgned, auditor, appointed by
aid Ceprt 1 make distSihutlau u Tho fanA. in he
hsHds u the aimiHisifAoT = sald deorieat T. and
aaeng thoe legally entitled therrta vii attend 90
the duiss q his sffantaBent sf b.. affee Ia psis.
tenta, 90 TUESDAY. the I0th day u January. A n
lss2 at 10 oeiak, 4. " ~hen snd whars ai I.srssn.
interested mas attend ard Vrseut their claims - ls
de4sAffei ffsm camlnc in uu saia fund
ao@i WILBUR y. HKEDRR Anditar
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Centre
county. In tho matter II the exceptions 30 the
account of = r Rattle ard james Butis Il a.. sr-
eesters q PETER RURLE deceased
The auditor appointed by the Court 90
hsAf and Tass urpa the exceptions he rstAe she
count socUrangta The hBdiugs and make dsirfluiian
u the funds b. al among tas legally entitled thereto
aiii meet The parties Interested foe The Purpose of his
sppsin,ment on THURSDAY. the 5th day q January,
iSt1 AZ u o'ciurk, 4 st he ofBte IN Hsiisfants
so2l T. y. GRAY. Apditcr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
PENNSYLVANIA, Centre Co.. IS:

Il iarail I, WILLIAM u HgAcRuub. CIstk OF the
Orphans Court q The said county 90 hereby orfiii,
that ~ an Orphans Court held Brcfauie the zsth
day Il November, A. D. lEsi. before the Honorable
the Judges q the sAld Court. on motion rule pas
granted upou John Reams. Henry EnAfns David
koams Samuel k-Ams, Sarah l.ss, Fnssaaaah Iial.
iopethsf, Eizststh Wright. JaoUb Rebel Michael
Hishci Caharius rbpii sn Thomas Neyars the b.irs
and legal representatives of Iauid P1ofman dsroas
81, g. cone Into court the sih Monday q Jauuafy
nest - accept - rsfus" % sast az the Valuation ~
sb0w shy ID" real ui the aid dsosasnd
shouli not b. sold same notloe 10 b. given a. Ia
iHguisition.
Ii testimony uhrtrot have hsfcunta 1T uly hand
and hnhei the zeal % sad court 81 Ilslieflzits ths
18th day - November. A. u. issi.
wM y HUHCHYIELD, c. o c.
Attest Joss sFAksLrH. shsf3f. Ep-sw
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Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given to the
a msml1srs - ths Pebus VALLEY Nutusi astosl.
uent lIfe ussnurs Csmfauy tIsi uiara vail is hr3d
election ff Hard of hfsciaTs int the yrar lss4
far sald rHtsrrasiou. fiss - Turslay Ia 1anuafy
~ their ofleo iH ulhrim. Pa Lsiueeu the ha1rs ~
lp 4. n ard rM
- A. EANKET, Ftesl8sut
f. g GUrrtsrs sse'y S.-su
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Ne,0 Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
DY virtue of sundry writs of Fie.

I'D FaCas LeYafi Faciaa aud Vendltioni Exponhs
Issued out o the Court Of Common Pleas Centre
~. aud 90 me directed. there will bo exposed Ht
public sale Ia the Court House. tn Bclleiuuts, on
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
Positive Cur,

IL POSITIVE tuf6
Ter ell these paInfsl CsEn p aists ard Weaknesses
soe0mRsa to oor beet female population.
Itwl cure entirely the worst form of Female Cotn-
tAaints all ovarian trOuies Inflammation and Ulcsra
tgan Falling and DisI4RceHents and The consSqusns
Spinal Weakness and is particularly aasptsd 70 the
Change of life.
u gill dissolve and erpAi tamors from the utsrus In
early ttags of dsvelopsssnt Ths tenesBeJ 70 can
erous tsroi checked very speedily ~ its use
Il fAiHtBess netaisney. dsstroyssn craving
for stuiants and relieves weakness Of the stomach
IL cures Binating, Headaches. Nsrroas rros,raiioh
General DsIiiy. sSspAsssssss. Deprsssioa and inai
gesiion-
That feeling of hsartng down, esnsang pain, weight
and harkArs s always permanently cured ty lie
Il will all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female
Tor tho oarsof Kidney cOntAsiHis 0f sithsr ssT is
Comp0uni H. uBRurtAarFd.
LYDIA T. PINEuAMH VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared At II and Ezs Western AvsHss.
Lynn nasA Fries o.. slH boislssfor o. ssat ~ mai
in the form of pills also the form of Ioz<hFes
reotip. Of price, 81 psT boz fer ether krs THkhsIn
freely all letters of iBquiTy. bebd for pNzSh
ts4- Address Is shove H.ziioa fhfs TaB<F.
No family shoeid be without LYDIA Y TfNEiiAMa
LIVER Pills. Tbsy cure constipation. bsiOuEnsus
sad torr4disy o. The liver. = cents Tsr bon
ag- ssld by all Druggists. -ts
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

All those two certain lots situated in
Peters extension of the Borough Of unionViiie bo-
ded the north by I'M street tho east hy lot Of
Catharino Moli.slage. the west by lot of William
r. Peters and the south by Allegheny street, being
numbered sud eight Ia aid extension. having
thetron erected story and half dwelling house and
other outbuildlugs Seized taken Ia execution aud 10
be sold a. the property OF Nathan Hurley.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
THE DAILY TIMES-STAR,

Eoh pages. (ogfy-efoh colunns Only sig
doIlaru = year, 81 for sfx months, el.50
for an rec months. Has the largest circula-
ton Of any paper in Cincinnati. Ia the best
advertising medium and the best paper fnr
readers who would know Of The worlds
dolnen na promptly as the pevH can be in-
parted. Address Tmes=StAr. CncInna1a. o.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

PFRUSA by giving health slso gives
beauty.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
No. O.

All that certain messuagc, tenement and
,r.-t of land situate IN the township of Howard, In
shs county q Centre. and state n Psnusf ltaniA.
tundsd and dascFilnsi friiass, q Wit Beginning
- sect les 4-fg perches g. fi; thsaoe hy laBds ~
Mr. Lyons and others north 81 west. ~ Aln psTches
T. : fsgsi thauca ty lands II William Hrovn, north
- west. - perchss 70 Tnst' thence ~ lot oi
Michael Packer aauth sac east - psrchss north q
east forty perrhss s0uih sz9 wsst ~ pefshss south
6s3 vesi. parchss ~ rabiis toad. thsnos along
same north CO vest, y psfchss 20 Tsti thenee ~
~ of Holm Packer north Rto sect 9S zl0 psrches ~
f1st. thence ty land of Jacob W, nfoSn and others
north 10 oast lie psrrhss south ~ east r~fches
and east ~ perches; north 2 vest u peT1he- notih
5o east O. pesehss % post sonih y east > IeTchss
north sc east ~ p~rches 20 stones thence ~ land
of A. ". 0afdnsf and Nelson Aaksy. south = east :
FaFvhea 10 stnues; thence aguth " east, Us SIu
izrrbes % shs place Of hegfnnipg-contaihing ~
acres au allowance q per cent. tetEsd, taken IN
execution aud 10 b. cold ~ the property Of James
lksier.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

All that certain 10, or piece OF land stu
alsd IN nagE township Centre county, Psnua. honh'
del and described ~ follows % vit Bouujsd 90 the
wsst by lands 4 Auirvu lirainu, on the north hy
lands II Curth on the ty lands q heirs of llea
tan And uu iha south hy Andres Hoat0u, containing
IS arres more - tsss thersn crested l"E hgusr oE
Larn aud other outhuildinEs ssigei taken n ctecu-
tioa aui - sid The pt0prry e niiatn hoaion
No =
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

All that certain lot Of ground situate
in Houafd township. CeHtfs county, Ia Bauua-
Il on the north - Vutic rad. leading ffum Miles
tsrs - H,~ard TIE east By land n T. u CO.., On
the saulh aud wasi ~ lanis - CgTtihs-euntAiniug
3 acres more er iHsa. thereon erected twgstnrT
duelling tauso and ether guttuidiuEs Seised taken
in execution and g. - sod the property q vii.
liam urafrr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

All that certain messuagc, tenement
traci ~ land siiuatc In Liberty township, Centre
cJuuty, Prnn'a. bounded the north hy lands u
levi suilrnbofEer, on the east by public rad aud
lands II Mr. T.. Byuwn, on the south - land %
Schsuks heirs and tho west by lands uf C. Hotter,
Containing - Acfrs more lesa, thereon erected a
"A story dwelling house aud other OuihnildinEs
seized taken in execution aud b. sold tbs prop
cft y0f William u. CJni-r.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
Saturday, January 81, 1882

At io o'clock p ~ the following described real es,a
ofths defendants to wit:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
No. 10.

All those, the following described two
isss ar Parcels of ground situate In Spring township
Centre county. Psnusylysnia, BOUNDED and described
ss folous one thereof beginning at The corner OF
Isfder leading 30 Humes mill thence along logans
branch south 2 rods 30 pest; thence sleng saia
creek south zZo vest 81 rods 70 corner o. II nanns
and Unmes land: thence along land ot III. Mann
moth BE ~, esst "a rods 70 the iurupthei thence
along said turnpike, north s9io, rods 70 poeti
taHra along aid turnpike north y vest - Fo1s 10
fst thence along the mill road, south ~ Nesi -
rprrhes 10 = post 20 the place q begnning-eoniAin-
TisuIpe On land a ~ Manns: thence along ssld land
north Sac east q rods % post thence along same
lzaas us.fth ZTa west rods % the turnpssei thence
aises said turnpike south 8 vest, RODS 70 post
tsaee along the sane south Ie est 81 pefehes 70 the
plare of MISUNDERSTANDING 10 foass neal mess
otbsr pecnsarY nufbuIldinRs Seized, taken in sxecn
gloa and 10 be sold as the property 81 Daniel b.
No. II.
All that certain lot OF ground situate In
shs tsrourh 81 neIiefonte, eoanty of Centre, and
State of Pennsyivsnia, Bounded on the uoFth ~
.ap street On the east By lot Of A. BsH. late MIS-
UInef on the south BY Logan street. On the wsst y
iaa late q ~ ". Woodfine. now eccuried ~ y v.
Faysusy and being lots Ne 81 and - and part q Ne
se n ihs general plan of said borUugh o bsefonie
snd having thereon erects stone church hnllding ~
xeg Fett one staFy and basement, twe-stpIy ifame
t.sssnaae sxiSi feet 'front.' feaf xiAt feet shlnEie
faof faaid building beiaE ihe ptoperY dssetie ana
assa ty sad company N szia peilcy No iAzllsl ang
other anibalaia3s. rcisea saAfh ~ eAseasss" "'
b IL sold ~ the property Of Hsv J. v slssnahan'
TERMS CAsu. m o decd win be acknowl-
e.issa until tHs purchase moasS l. paid IL fali.
THOMAS ]. DuEKEL, Sheriff.
Ehsflas once, Hsiicf0nts. Pc Jan. 4, ISL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

All that certain lot or piece Of ground
siu.ia IN Worth toru'hip Centre county. Pa, hound
ii snd described as f1lirs un the moth ~ en- alley
sn4 an Tho east ~ alley the npuih - an alley
and on the vsst ~ Haid EaEle valley Plank road
saui 20 feet ard extending hack 30 ssra alley aon
gtl feet thefeaa ereCtsd ispsiary frame duellinE
bauss aud other oufuildinEs ssiEi, aksa 10 srseu'
ton aBd g. - soll - the pfoPeriy q Eieharl W
sinslatau ainiatsirsior %, &c, q Clement l. Bsek.
arsfH Hsrrasrsl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-11
By Green & Wise Auctioneers

COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE-By virtue of Il decree of the
Circuit Court of Alexandria county Va. rendered
1T November term, 1865, in the suit of The l'oto-
mae Building Association, plaintiff. VS.. Jesse
Woodward and others, defendants, the undcrsgn-
cd. commissioner, therein named. will proceed to
SELL by public auction, on THURSDAY, October
9Th, 1882 at II o'clock H., in front of the en-
trance to Court Room OH Fairfax street in the
city of Alexandria. the following described REAL
ESTATE i'll the city of Alexandria
No: john Summers LOT and IMPROVE
MENTS, on the west side of Pitt street. between
King and Prince, III feet II inches in depth by
81 feet inchcs-Coach Factory.
No. MARY 0. Sullivan's LOT, on the south
side of Franklin street ut the middle of square,
between Lee and Fairfax. % feet by 80 feet deep
vacant lot.
\ more particular description of the property
will he given on the day of sale
Terms: Onc-tcnth of the purchase money to be
paid i'll cash the residue in three equal install
mcnts ofG u and Is months: the bonds of the
purchaser, with good security, and bearing inter.
est to be taken for the deferred payments. and
the title to be retained until they are paid
OctJ-EaWtS &. w. MANTLE t'ommr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-11
AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
PROPERTY,


BY virtue of Il decree of the Corporation Court
of the city of Alexandria, Va. rendered at il >,
tcmbcr term. 1852. in the cause ri Ji:" H. .;m:an
ct ais. vs. Peter Wise, trustee. Il ais. viii ncr
for sale by public auction. i'll front Il" the en-
trance to the Court room. on Fairfax street. IN the
city of Alexandria, Va. on
SATURDAY. the 2lSt day of ur;"'rr. ISL
at II o'clock m.. the following valuable prnfrrty
tO-wit:
ALL OF THAT LOT OF GROUND with The
TWO BRICK WAREHOUSES; aud other improve
mcntS thereon. in the said city nf Alexandria.
Va bounded rs follows: Beginning II Il point on
the east side OF Union street Is feet i inches
north OF Duke street and ri the north line Of Il.
&. Ni0cttS lot and running thence north on
Union street 80 feet thence east parallel with
Duke street into the Potomac river: thence south
and parallel with Union street 81 feet: thence
west III straight line In the beginning. OF which
said lot of ground. stripe five feet wide on the
northern part thereof fronting on Union street.
and extending east to Potomac Strand us been laid
off part of ten feet alley with the use of said
alley in common with others entitled thereto and
all rights and appurtcnanccs 10 the said lot al
ground belonging.
Also ALL THAT DOCK or water lot lying c:st
of that one of the brick warehouses on the above
described lot of ground which fronts on the Strand
and which binds on the south side of wharf
formerly owned by Josiah H. Davis; said dock or
water lot being i'll front IS feet, and running east.
wardly the same width as in front. into the Poto.
mac river with the use Of the south side of the
said wharf, and all rights and appurtcnalccS of
every kind tn the said dock or water lot belonging
Terms of Sale: Onc-fourth Of the purchase
money to he paid in cash. and the residue in &. :!
and Is months with interest from day OF sale the
bonds of the purchaser with good personal sccuri-
" 10 be given for the deferred payments. and the
title to be retained until they are paid
Scpl9-2awts PETER WISE Trustee