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Public Debt Statement.

WAsHINGToN, July 1.-The public
debt statement, issued to-day, shows
tho
Decrease o. the public debt
during the month of June to
be, accordin g to the old form. S,993993 rs
Decree Sc of debt since June 60,
Cash in treasury ............. 4SS,6l2,429 23
Gold certificates outstanding. 1885, J,le4 tI
Certificates of deposit. ......... 2,915,000 GO
i standing. ............s....... Wv 1854 ,Ol6 90
Fra ctional currency mot In
DESTROYED ............ 80. $685. ,5S8 90
TNoTE,-This is the final staten ent
according to the old form. Herestter
the new form of debt statement will be
the only one issued in the treasury dc
partment.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.
CHOLERA STATISTICS.

CHOLERA STATISTICS.
MADRID, July 1.-The total number
of new cases of cholera reported yes
terday from the infected districts was
l,2lO. Total number of deaths 6l5.
Returns for Tuesday from the chol-
era district OF Spain are:
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pionupt relief ifNicr Z ~ q, q X
ziuesE, nausea, constipSrsn,- sin IN
the side,etc., guaranteed 60 those using
Carter's Liver Liver Pills. one pill a
dose. 2S cent?.
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ShiIoh's cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whoopiug cough and hron-
chitis. Sold dby i'll. Wiiliams d cc.
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Mexico.


BRINGING THE RAILROADS TO TIME.
MEXICO, July Tho government
has officially notified the Mexican
Central Railway Company that 1t mus
comply strictly with the sections
Its concessions and tho pi visions
of the general railway regulations for
bidding ipequalities IN freight rates,
aud that special through rates from
the United States, cutting under the
Mexican freight rar'G, cannot be per-
mitved. The government also warns
the railroad company that IL shall
investigate cases OF alleged freight
ratt quitting, and If proven, the legally
fyed penalties Will be enforced.
IL is . generally understood
rere that Manager Robinson,
of the Central Rosd. has resigned and
that Albiou Il. Rradstreet, form.
erly chief engineer of 1.-The To-
huantepI road and OF the
Eastern ~ Mexican Central Railroad,
$ namsd as a po; sih'e successor.
Bradstreet is favorably known here,
hiss legal training and an extensive ac-
quaintance with the government.
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support the land purchase bill which
tho Liberal government had proposed.

support the land purchase bill which
the Liberal government had proposed.
LADY CHURCHILL OANvAssINu.
Lady Churchill, who In tho daughter
OF Mr.. Leonard Jerome, OF Now York,
In personally engaging In tho Wood
stock canvass 10 secure the recollection
10 Parliament OF her husband, Lord
Randolph Churchill, the new secre-
tary OF state for India. The Liberals
are very active In their efforts 20 ac-
complish the defeat OF Lord Randolph
and 10 secure the election OF MIR. Cor
rie Grant. The return OF Lord Ran
dolph Churchill for Woodstock at the
present election Is considered q very
doubtful matter.
AN AMERICAN HORSE WINS.
At the Newcastle and Gosforth Park
summer meeting the race for the
Northumberland plate, 1000 sover-
e'gns, was won by Blue Grass; Ham,
bledon, second; Grsenbank, third.
There were seven starters,
IN LUCK.
Lord John Manner, Postmaster
General, and Right Hon. Sir William
Hart Lyko, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, have beon re-elected TO Parlia.
ment.
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A ADDITIONAL BARGAINS!

|efings will be made every day, but as newspa-
bsr space and daily changes are too expensive,
We wenld request our patrons to rather call and
|xarnine the goods and make themselves the
|udges OF their value.
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Four Columns TIE III Herald

|aDN LAST SUNDAY AMID MON
EDAY alNUMERATBD HUNDREDS
hF OUR SALE BARGAINS, AMID
TD TErOSE ISSUES AMID THE DIS
IsaLAAY In OUR MAMMOTH ES-
G,.A BI,IGsHAGENT VIII RBF'ER OUR
E,E-A oTlR5-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

--NssAw Charlie Hay y b tsvn visitiaG
a q. MasshAm'A rsst wagsss rstsrssd
" III hoos ~ ~
Thu sc@isg ssasss preaiass 70 y I
lively oss isr csspssssrs. - asnbss ~
sslLiag Il bsildiss ard rspairise.
&C. ". Shernaa and vile asd Frsd
Havley and sistss vsrs ID tcva Psrt d
last ussk ,ssitsss anosg irissda
Mics Nellie r. Derrick started q
Nostsy fos PsvIsl v spssA : iss vssls
Nth kss sister. Nm Y, G. weed.
We thisk from he locks d shs rod
10 several places shsss viii have 70 b.
good Ssal al work laid out % y TIN
spring.
The West Arlisstoa Social CIsb gave
their sscosd sutsrtsisnsst the srd and Ath
The plays satssisd. 'Ost 10 tbs Strssts''
and The vsrnost Wool Dealer" took
veil asd we're played 70 fall hssss. Ths
shsracsss vsrs I'll veil taksa. About any
couples al dovs 10 The bosasifsliy Allsd
tablss after TIE sntsrtaisnsst; ssd al
shess Who islt % disposed dasssd = their
hearts seolsst. V he very bsst Of nssie.
aud al vest hoAs feeling vsll plssssd
With the sveninss sutsstalnnsst We IN.
derstand The club are 70 plsy W same
thing in Sandgats
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Are you disturbed at nights aud broken
Of your rest BY . sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting tsethf II 20,
ssnd 1t oncs and get bottle Of Mrs.
Wiuslcv's Soothing Syrup for children
tssthing. II cures dyssntery, diarrhosa,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
Wind collie, soitens the gums. reduces 10
namation, and gives tone and energy "a
the whole system. Mrs Windows 6ooth'
jsg Syrup for Children Teething ID pleas.
!. & 70 the taste aud IL the prescription OIL
!. II The oldest and bsst female physic.
~" :. 4 Rursss 10 the United States, and
!; 80. -. :. 81, >ky ~ druggisss throughout the
-as,a D., -, ~ ssuts bottle.
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UapN sun IsvIuN cuuND


An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed ia his hands by IN
Fart Iudia missionary the formula Of :
ample vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure u Consum ption,
bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and oil threat
and lung affection, also > positive and
radical cure Tor Nervous debility and ill
nervous complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers 10 thousands
Of eases. has felt 1t his duty 70 make it
known 10 his snfiering felIuws. Astuated
w this motive aud desire 10 relieve
hu0an suffering. ! will send free o. charge
To all Who desire Il. this recipe, iu Gsrmaa,
French or English, with full directions
preparing and using. Sent by mail b.
addressing With stamp. naming this paper,
". A. NorEs, lao Po'cey's Biock, Rochester.
NJ r. 2l29lsov.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

THE Usx OF Iodoform OF mersurials 10
The treatment OF cstarEh = whether il the
form Of suppositsries or oiatnsnss --should
be avoided. - they are both iDiur'oas and
daugerous Iodoform IL easily detected
By iss offensive odor. The ouly reliable
catarrh remedy on the msrkAt today u
Ely's Cream Balm, being Tree from oil
poisonous druss, II has cured thcnsands
Of acute and chronic sasss. where oil other
remedies have failed. A partisls is sp-
piled into each nostriI; no pals: agreeable
TO use. Price fifty cents Of druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12
SAMUEL 3. pANFoRrH's rs,A,.

- BTArs o. vEsnoHr, District Of Manch eslsr. @
u Probats Court held u Msnchseiss within
and for ss'd District, % tAA - dsy 81
February, A. D.. 1885.
An ipstsumsnt purpostiSg tv - w last will
and tsstamant Of RlkaNas Dapfofth, fatsrvarde
known By the name 81 Samuel y. DAnfortb).
late OF eupsrt II said distsict. dscs4aaA was
preeentsd for Probate.
whsrsupon sessisn Of sid Cospt, y b held
tsict. on The 6ih day II Mayek, 4. D. i006.
vas appointed for The ProhAls u sid Isstru-
meat and Tor oil psrssns canssfned 10 sppeas
80 contest III ssos. 10 seuse their BE- fcr 20
doing; and publbs notice thssof vss ordsreA u
b given By the puhlissties hereof IL Ne Nsu-
eoeesees JouanAL. . asvspspss printed q 80
V Ne h@s 20 appointed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Clipped from the Canada Prsbyierian,
under signature Of G. Blsckett Robinson,
Propr. / was cured Of Oft recurring bill
lious headache BY Burdock Blood Bitters,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

CuRn ron CxouP. - Use Dr. Thouas Ec-
lsctric Oil according to directions. Il L
the best remedy for oil sudden attacks 81
colds, psin and in6amation, and ipjuriss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

4 lady writes: "Your Hop Porous Plasis'
does the work every time. ! do not have
thss awful psis 10 ny side now" Your
Il perisuce will be the same. Sold every.
where 25c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Any Of your old plsss are good franz. :
build on. Wears's Condition Powde.
will build up run dewn animal more than
anything else known. Wsare's Powder
are dead shot for worms. Sold 10 Fac.
tory Point by G. J. Wait.
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4 CELL on sugar.

Agell en- vugar.
W. !. Conover, Mid Lothian, Va, says
. lew drops Of Agoil on . little sugar
cures cough very promptly and Il gsnsr.
u pain reliever. He keeps II constantly 10
bis house. Sold ia Factory Point by G.
J. Wait. Sample bottles free for trial
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Mrs. J. Lyman, Grand Rapids, Mich.
says Dr.. Asol's Pills cured Ter Of Liver
Complaint and the worst ferns Of dyspsp.
dc after everything slss he'd failed. i,old
by q. ], Wait.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

NAxcwusrxn Duer, W.. Nov. 1854.
nrodnsy Esv&lser "a. We used Bradley .
rSesoksss iasa svrtas NJ The arst tins. Nth he
mesl aaa1sesssery results. fSo@ thtfkea acre
q Nd. - .kaif u uhiich We restnre. ~
sakss1 cas thossaad bsshsis 81 ears 81 corn.
NJ ueed cay ! lsbiespooafsl AZ Ne Phosphate
r. go M DesSde6 mailing ; hsee growth.
shs rAsspbs&e pai or cecp shsAd fairy to
800 easNsr Sksn q vouid brcn uttAost H.
We Nave uesd ssvsFsi elhss kinds 81 fsstiuasrs
~ q en- toua, sd M saly fAlr rsseits, ~
nAes toe&inx yous PhoepAale ~ do pue heettste
p pseeoana 81 Il far sGpssios 10 Any o4hsr fv-
ttnxss We have ever sssd. ana eaa cheerfniiy
posonnssl u 70 I'll farmsrs.
nsaAlsy's Phosphate - Wsva Out Lsna.
Braxsy PhcEAess Co.--LAst spstsG pissshed
% mar Assss Of voin ont psslure land sed
pIasts1 \ vnA ccsn. Before plosghiss ssvs
4 I'll dsssslss Of bsrayasd nsnufs and tssned
~ lssd rsissd - The rsis Of ssventy.dvs
boshels 70 ~ ssrs. o. portion Of ths ssns
plsss. uhsss hen msuurs IVES assd IN the hin.
tAsss we're ninsty-sieha bushsls 10 the acre.
o. anesAsr posatoa 81 Ne same plecs. who're
ossslsys Phosphate uas used. the yield was
enc honAreA - fougteoo booheas " NE Aore.
u NJ euAniAy Of FODDER vhsre he PhospAAss
~ useA. thses ~ s(ill u0fs at6sfenes. there
betsg doabls Ne anssst Of fodder thsa whore
~ barsysrd nanuFe uas oely applied. have
ussd two or lhrss other kiAds a lsrtAlissrs sold
il toun With rather poes resalts, nd cau IN.
phaaioally recommend Dndieye Phosphate -
hsaag IL superior 70 say Arliels ever before
ussl. \ ,. HoLIIsrEs.
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New Millinery.

Hsvisg just returned from New York, ~
70 sal ycef sttsstios 70 ~ ~ stock q mnn-
ssry 0ocds. ] ~ ssllisg gosds vesy sheae-
Tee vtll - astcsisksd 70 sss vhat - ~
10 cssts. have fsstkssv q I'll kln6u r. eseo.
Niass. NJ stock 81 rsbboes-ts lssgs. rl1e0e
fivs ne . sall. - think eaa plssss 200 u
nAsts To- past hvess.
Mas. J. 4. WnI0Hr.
Isstnsy Pass ". Oct.ita /. isel q
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"Wears's Sure Cure for Hsaves" ID the
only remedy science has yet produced.
Sold by G. J. Wait.
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Dsei're Of Mss. ~. rmro.
Nervous weakness. Dyspel 49, .W.fI.,
tence, Sexual Debility, cured b, 80"
Health Remover" 81.
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Cova
YAcroHs reiss. W.. kes, ". ttN1
hra.1vT I~fll.sT Con- ssvsn .eiabts II a.
scst Of sssd Which lAss ssAsea waA ptaaesd VII
40 rrc<sueed fAls crop ~ potatsss. sstes@
THE ysas one her Ord apd sssssy bsshes y
eofs, The crop, 10 Ne ssssisecs ei hesA sssis
end steves, il unsurpassed. TIE lAsA sas ~.
parsd - the usual vay~-s light eoettse n stAks
manure Narrowed ID, snd " eosh hr smAu
gssatity q bfadisys Phosphate go tsspvsa
when the rcss vas plAstsd While d. ~
undss~sass he eGses ~ gec1 stable uessse.
believe that he PAespats tssdsd vssy nsAsslsk
" % Vie early vte efons growth " The p)ests.
and 10 pat good deal late the BASKET bssi1s.
X. l.. wsuAs, \. y
Lasgsss 0rswtn q Sesa ever astssA -
Oar ToWa.
NAsrnssrsa Dsrvf. W.. Nos, lisa
nrsdiSy fvfiassw % We sssd ntsdisss
fhosphats several ysass ago 90 corn srsssd
applying u cAiy "a ths poorsst solI IL tAs esld.
wtsic ~ ustdit ecsp uss q uach better tkss
where ~ ussd nose that the dAsssnss spsh
b ssen 81 long distance. Utuee that ttAs
uusil last sprssg, ~ have bees unshls ~ al
.oar Phosphate, asd In The nsaatiss hAse 81,
pefimentsd With several grades n fss,tMssts,
sud generally 9Th very unsatisfactory RES Il.
Last spsinG us oh AIMED your Phosphate lsss
scar sEsrss here and ~ u vsis~a he lssssst
erowih Of corn ever raised In Der tswr. nearly
ell the care being issgs enough asd ue Ess,h
fuil enough for seed csrp. We hssr ais wssA
Y % grass land - top dressing ui'h The Nsst
conelnsiou frcm our sHpsticnee fs many Nssss
with various linda Of fsr,iiixess bat ycWr pkas
Phats h fsr superior V al others. end " cheer
fully rocomm end A 6unn n An
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w.,,-;.. ~ssgk ~ ':sas'.,,
Ask for Wells wv. ~ Co.. s,s.
Complete, pcrmanen Ss' O"1-
Conions.
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H0usR yoR eALR.--Ths kosss h The W.
\ laee q Factory Poist. w.. iaAsIy SuUsA
ssd ccesptsd ~ p. CAuieas. ne hsase = =
good repair. fos.sssios gives April isA Bw
Kh cAnPExr1a.
Factory Poiss, w.. vsb. NJ. Ises -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

nxxTAL NOTICE. ] III y 4 Tlssss.s noass
- ysseegy fossA % 1Aoss1sy. fyb1ay 80
saturday Of ss<h vssk. ~ ths p6sssse, 6sn :
: >. ~ y. ~. prepared 70 d ~ AisAs -
III. DCHxIna
Ysstssy PesA ". De. ~, - IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

M z Q. Bsr u %, again sisss bis
rssssl illssss.
90 ~ - vAss tts shiiassn can DO
u W sosssst est Tuesday ssssiss.
Yes viii sis ~ bast tssai Of The
ssssss. nyos II ~ ssissa ~ sosssrt
--Ths ~ 60 y ssssiss i cosvalss.
go Ttsss ss - sthsr u pssssst thsl
" sss svsss u.
--Yss s,ll isaxh sd gro~ III 70 hsas
~ ssasssi LAdA sisS. u ~ eosssrt
Tuesday svsssss ssst
--ftsm stil h. sspssial esua ssisalios
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

--Tova olEcsrs:
4. r. 0rshan. modssster.
CB wIlians. clerk and Treasures.
FL Kssdsil, Geo " Barnard. Solosos
Jshsson. sslsctoes. ~
wn 6syies. ovsysss. NJ " N
Ar 0sshsn. assst
w Leonard. grssd iuros.
Nm Lazy n Axtsll sapssistssdsst 81
seheols.
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-Evi Randall u aeviss 70 ShAfssbury.
--Dsvil1 Back b nsLiss soas repairs
10 tis houss.
-Jsha Hard. ESq., Of Aarors, H.,
spsDt Saturday aid Sunday In TOYS.
--Farnsrs are bssinpisg 10 talk sbsst
he outlook Tor seod sugar season.
-Qsits . litsls fall Of ssov on Saturday.
bet q this ufisiag il 10 fast disappearing.
"a Mr.. 6ssst froa CAndsa will carry
- Ne CLARK isrn ths sssiss ssasos.
|, Mr. Hisss Hsvlsy hss bsss sosAssd
70 tts heuss ~ psi vssk viii : lang
dilaeulty.
Mics Fsssis Ries. 81 Cssbsides. y.
u. y 10 town, the essst oi Miss 0sses
Tuttls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-12

Tile sutuAi ueestng - Seox.4 3btn0
Workers was held With Mia Narsis 0ray
Saturday afternoon, q two o'clock. Invi'
,ations had been extended 70 We passntl
81 the ch,ldrss and lev intsrsstsd pr.
sons. About nity 6vs chiidrsn asd ssowa
people ssssmtlsd. Aissr scripture FssdinG
and prayer litsIs time vs. spsst 10 rssi-
tsiions by the children. and they al q.
serve word Of praise for rendering their
pAsts 70 yell Thea came the opening Of
The mits boxes. l6 10 number, vh1ch co.
,sinsl ~ 56 saved BY IT, shiIirss dssisg
The year. and which viii b. sent TO- The
A. n. n. A. TLis sas followed BY TIE
Trsssurrs report for The year. Owing 10
the ilIuess VI the Secretary hsv report vss
sss given. The ofscsrs slsstsi Tor ths
coming year we're = follows: Psssidsst,
Aiss Marcia Gray; Vice President. Niss
Hattie Hoiisy; Secretary. Miss Faspis
6ykss; Treasurer. Master Bernard Sytss
BY tbs kisdnsss Of The lsdiss anpls 70.
irssbnsnts Of cake ssd iss cream we're
served ssd The little osss.~sss AoGs veil
pleased vi,h thsir sisSrsoos. This society
srs 70 prepare Christnas boz Tor . ssl-
cred sehsol 10 Cotton Valley. Ala. ~ u
b hoped that ths shildrsa will manifest
their interest both y THAR work ssd shs
pssnies they save.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-06-04
FOREIGN.

Notwithstanding the apparent pros
pect of peace Russian war preparations are
being pressed with extraordinary vigor.
There is an immense movement OF troops in
progress toward Central Asia, and large bod
les of infantry, cavalry, field artillery, and
railway and telegraph builders are pressing
forward in a continuous stream through the
transcaucasian provinces, across the Cas-
plan Sea, and eastward toward the Afghan
frontier. The Russian defenses on the Black
Sea and around about Sebastopol are being
pressed with feverish energy.
Sixty pictures and one statuette in the
Royal Academy In London have been mys-
teriously defaced, and the vile work still
keeps up.
The quotations of consols in London
show that there is an easy feeling again so
far as the Afghan affair Is concerned. The
conso's quotations represent the best and
most intelligent commercial judgment of the
situation. 1t is thermometer which can be
trusted.
1t is feared that trouble is brewing
for England and Germany respecting Zanzi-
bar. The Sultan Of Zanzibar is uneasy con-
corning the naval demonstration which IL to
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-06-04
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record of the Week.
EASTERN.

Gen. Grants physicians report his
disease in an almost stationary condition,
while his general health is excellent His
walks about the house and In the street cause
no fatigue, and his daily ride in the park is a
great pleasure. Hotel proprietors at several
mountain resorts have extended invitations
20 the General to visit them.
Clothing manufacturers from all the
leading business centers he'd a convention
at New York and elected Julius Hammers
Tough, of New York, President; James
Michaels, of Rochester, Vice President; and
Henry Hartman, OF baltimore, Secretary
and Treasurer. An improved credit system
was arranged and measures adopted TO Sc
cure cheaper transportation for travelling
statesmen and freight.
James N. Ray, confidential clerk in
the New York banking house OF Martin &
Runyon, has confessed the embezzlement OF
$50. 600, which he lost in Wall street.
Willie Prentiss, of Orange, Mass.
was ordered by his drunken father TO shoot
a cup which he held on his head, the result
being the instant death of the parent.
"A three-story frame tenement at Jer-
sey City, occupied by FIVE families, collapsed
killing three children of one family and a
lad of Is. Ten persons were injured more or
less seriously.
In q Philadelphia court Margaret
Brooks was sentenced to four months i'm
prisonment for being n common scoc. Her
grown daughter struck a lady witness in the
face, and was given four months for con-
tempt of court.
II. Herman Brothers great furniture
factory ut New York, surrounded by tene-
ment houses of the poorest class, was entire
ly destoyed by FIRE, the flames driving hun
dred families in their ng ht-clothes into the
street Five hundred men are rendered idle,
and the total loss approximates 100000.
In a log church at Sassafras Greek,
Pa, a Sunday school was organi cd for the
benefit OF the outlawed BuzZards, Mrs Abe
Buzzard and three of her children becoming
members.
Fines of $50 and costs have been i'm
posed upon Revs w. +. Davis and p. II. Hast
ings for preaching on Boston Common after
being warned by the authorities.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-06-04

The President has appointed d. Y.
O'Leary to be Postmaster at Albany, N. Y,
vice w. II. Craig commission expired. The
President appointed Samuel NJ. Smead Fost-
master at Fond du Lac, Wis, vice George 4.
Sutherland, suspended upon an Inspectors
report, showing that the Postmaster had paid
10 a clerk employed in his Office, his nephew.
the sum of s. per week as salary for him as
clerk in the Postoflce when his services as
such clerk in the office were only nominal
and unnecessary. The following appoint
ments are also announced from Washington:
Michael NJ Ihelan. of Missouri. to be Consul
General of the United States at Halifax; ex-
Senator Edward g. Rose. of New Mexico, to be
Governor of the Territory of New Mexico; Maris
Taylor, of Dakota. to be Surveyor General of
Dakota Mark w. Sheafe, Register of the Land
Office at WATERFOWL, Dakota; Downer T. Brand
Ter. Receiver of Public Moneys at Watertown,
Dakota: ex-senator Thomas Upton. OF Nc
braska, to be Receiver of Public Moneys at
bloomington. Neb.; Henry G. Bransteler of
Idaho. TO be Receiver Of Public Moneys at Boise
City. Idaho; A. c. Jones. of Oregon. Receiver of
Public Moneys at Roseburg, Ore: William l..
Townsend, OF Oregon, Receiver of Public
Moneys at Lakeview, Ore: Matthew II. May
nard, Of Michigan. Receiver OF Public
Moneys at Marquette, Mich: William
c. Russell, OF Louisiana, Receiver OF
Public Moneys at Natchitoches, La; II. M.
Bickel, of Kansas, Receiver OF Public Moneys
at Larned, KAN: ID. w. Ware. of Missouri. Su-
perintendent OF the Yellowstone National Park,
vice e Carpenter. removed. To be a Board of
Visitors to the Naval Academy at Annapolis
Rear Admiral Rodgers. Lieut. Col. Foe. Prof
William q. Sumner, New Haven; John N. A.
Grswold, Newport and New York: William
Read, Baltimore; James s. Grinnell, Greenfield
Mass; and A. NJ. Craig, Alton, Ill. To be Col
lectors of Internal Revenue William c. Thomp-
son for the Second District Of Iowa. and Byron
w. Webster for the Third District of Iowa:
VIM. T. Bishop for the First District OF Ohio; :
IA Ellis for the First District OF California
To BE Collector of Customs-Robert M. T. Hun
ter. for the District OF Tappahannock. Va. To
| BE Surveyor of Customs-Daniel o. Barr, I'm the
District of Pittsburgh. Pa To Be Attorneys of
the United States-Henry G. Allen, for the
Western District of Virginia: Cyrenius p.
Black, for the Eastern District OF Michigan
Henry w. McCorry. for the Western District OF
Tennessee; John Il. Garland. for the Territory
OF Dakota; James IL Hawley. for the Territory
of Idaho: and John Cripps wicklin. for the
District OF Kentucky To Be Marshals OF the
| United states-Albert G. Gibson. for the West
ern District of Louisiana: Walter III. Bum. for
the Northern District of New York
The President has appointed Edward
Campbell, Jr.. to be United States Marshal
for ths Southern District Of Iowa. The APP