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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - August 24, 1877, Cincinnati, OhioThe Cincinnati commercial Friday August 24. 1877. A the presidents trip room new Hampshire to Massachusetts with speeches by the Way. Job Ornit he amp Murd. Cox Cobo n. H., August 23.�?the president s party left for Manchester at half past 8 clock this morning accompanied by governor Prescott staff general Nat. Head mayor Pius . They Wero met at the depot by a reception committee from Manchester. At Manchester. Manchester n. Angust 23.�? the president party were met at the depot Here by a Large crowd. The president was growled by Yontl Nonas cheering Asho appeared the rear platform. spoke As follows Quot ladies gentlemen there is some uncertainty As to How Long this train will Stod. Therefore i will Heglon by the usual Exchange salutations Good morning fellow citizens Good by if i should have no better Opportunity to say that. This is our fourth Day in new Hampshire. Entering the state rat Lior in the Northern part crossing the Connecticut above Windsor we pass a into the mountains spending two Days there end then Troin the mountains to Concord via Plymouth there we have been greeted with a reception to much Waimer so much better than we As individuals Are entitled to have that one is it a less for an explanation for it. And yet 1 suppose it to Nean that the people new Hampshire Aie Good american citizens in All the lines. The state believes in government believes in Union believes in equal human rights. And therefore you citizens Are glad to meet 11.oso who Are so connected with the government As to have influence in regard to those various questions. I do not take it to be an endorsement the views we have All the measures to adopt yet to have a Hope that tiie people this town believe that we intend to do the i ight thing Fries Quot Good a applause i do not Fly Luto the discussion the measures adopted nor into a defense them. That would the very Idle. If they Are wrong people will soon understand it they understand it already arguments can not help it. If they Are right they will course be approved sooner later for the judgment the present future i for one am compelled am willing to leave Iny Public off i Ial conduct f so 1 think Ziy friends we Are sufficiently acquainted. Quot now i wiil introduce to you some the gentlemen who Are associated with in the management this Laree piece machinery which is called the govern ment. First allow to to introduce to you the gentle Man whose appointment in Ray Cabinet caused some disappointment some disapproval i doubt not among Good Republican friends. I did not consult you about . I think most you would have said do. Laughter j but the longer 1 have associated with judge key the postmaster general the More Oon fld it 1 have Felt that i have made no mistake. was the wrong Side at a very important juncture he was the wrong Side at a less important juncture Bat he is getting right. Indeed he is almost altogether right. I think by the time we take him through new England he will be As Good a Yankee As any mrs. Hatefi. General Nat. Head said before judge key came oat Quot Here is uie most important member the cabinets mrs. mrs. Hayes to wife the president was greeted with Hearty cheers which she acknowledged. General key then made a few remarks in which be said Quot he hoped the citizens Manchester had a Good postmaster. If they lad not he would give them after complimenting the people new England he concluded let a saving Quot if you get a Yankee Southern Man together get them to talk together awhile if Yon please a Northern lady a Southern lady they would find that All their differences Are More Ideal than real. We Aro All american citizens that great cause controversy that has existed Between this Section the South Tor so Long a period exists no longer is no Good reason Why we should not is the Best the president then said Quot As soon As we got inside new England at Bennington to discovered that new Hampshire was a Soldier state indeed that the Battle Bennington was fought largely by new Hampshire soldiers under the leadership a new Hampshire genial. I doubt not that la this audience there Are a great Many soldiers i propose to introduce to you next one the most Gallant new England soldiers attorney general Devons . Do be made a few pleasant remarks when the president introduced iter. Eva its. Who also addressed the assemblage. The train started amid the excite ment cheers the crowd. In Smythes opera House the president Sec Oke As follows friends our reception Welcome everywhere in new Hampshire has been Gratifying Hearty out nowhere 1 assure you has it been More Gratifying certainly nowhere Waimer than in Manchester f applause i we thank you for such a Welcome such a reception. We Are grateful to the Good taste your ancestors whose elms Maples have somewhat tempered the warmth the our time is so limit desire to suggest to you reception. Applause i de that the committee i it the impossibility going through that part the re a caption ceremony which Cousin to Jandali Altug. I Mast say to you As 1 have said ton number Audi Knees at oif Lerent times that 1 would be Giad to have it understood by the ladies gentlemen Young old that instead a shake the hands i now extend to you a wholesale a Hearty Buckeye shake. Applause politics Public affairs we need not speak. I fan administration can not stand upon its acts leaving out All discussion to Orlenas Nna adversaries it Cau not stand at All. Applause talk argument will not save it therefore i let that. I desire to have it understood that perhaps would be quite As Well understood if i lid not speak if that however defective our methods however mistaken our measures the end we at is Tao wre fare the whole country All its inhabitants. Applause loud cries we wish to see every part the constr tue lot the United a Tatos the part that is new no less than the part that is old observed obeyed respected loved in All parts the country. Map Lause if in anything we Aie mistaken he people the county Iii Correct the mistake. As Tor i look Only to the approving judgment this Geu Caiiou if anything we shall do shall be Reid Emberd so Long in the approving judgment those who come after. And now leads 1 am sure you will be glad to be introduced to hear the voices some those who Are associated with in keeping Council in deliberating upon uie Public affairs the country. Three members the Cabinet Are present Secretary state evart3, postmaster general key attorney go Oral Devers 1 hardly know which you wish to see first. Voice Quot All three the Mau i was most curious to Aee us i Hud never seen him was the Democrat from Tennessee i applause that somehow other got into the Cabinet to Tho astonishment i am afraid the dismay some friends. Cries Quot no no a Quot All a fall now i am quite sure from what 1 have observed Bis ability dignity he will be All right la Uuie to borne. Applause however we May have differed in the past now in Tho future we Are a Skoly to agree but in this we Are now agreed that this is one people having in the language Webster no Constitution one destiny Bat knowing this As you do us 1 do. That a government based Between sections a government based Between two races can Only Boon a foundation equal exact Justice to All men. Applause j without further preface i introduce to you judge key Tennessee. Cheers at the conclusion keys remains president Hayes a Rose said Friend so in every Battle Field the nation from Bennington Bunker to the Battle Shenandoah Appomattox the a state new Hampshire has furnished her Sham Gallant soldiers that have earned victories Foi the nation l applause. 1 i am sure that in this great audience there Are Many who have taken part in the contest Lor the Union. I wish to introduce one who will be greeted not merely for his integrity ability learning As a lawyer but also for his gallantry services As a soldiers attorney general Devers Massachusetts. was received with Long continued applause. Hen to had Couch Udea his audrss the president introduced Secretary Evarts who spoke briefly. The president i Hen said Quot fellow citizens we regret that we can not spend a longer time with you. I suspect that the audience Are buffering under the beat Tho loom possibly by the infliction Long speeches. You will regret 1 Sosthan we do Tho Brevity the interview. And now. Thanking von for the kindness heartiness your reception we bid you Good Moinius wishing that the City Manchester May have Prosperity in the future that will he equal Superior to that the past. App Lanso cries for mrs. Hayes. Governor Prescott then arose said i have one other duty to perform which is to introduce to this vast assemblage mrs. Hayes. Long continued cheering gracefully acknowledged by mrs. Hayes.1 at Nashua. Nashua n. August 23.�?the streets were thronged upon the arrival the president the enthusiasm was great. Mrs. Hayes received the ladies the City at the residence the mayor while the president Bis Putty in carriages were moving in the procession to the City Hall. Tho president having been presented to the people by the mayor a general handshaking followed after which there was a banquet the party stalled for Worcester. During Tho reception at the City Hall president Hayes spoke As follows . 5f a Tor is our fourth Day in new Hampshire. I Are now reaching the end our tour through Uhls patriotic state. Of All the welcomes dec Entous we Hare had. Or shall have i am sure Tom the lasting from grateful from agreeable recollections your own being the last will surely never to forced from our memory. Your mayor Tela us that the town Nashua was visited by the chief magi Staie the nation four times Monroe Jackson Pierce Grant 8urely i do not wish to name a bes distinguished patriotic statesmen the Pant with a View to provoke comparison. We All know what those men have accomplished All that they have accomplished for their country How Little it that is now Best to remember in Vonu acted in Auy with any political party we remember Jackson because he said acted according to his saying a the Union it must shall be applause. 1 we remember he gave to the country not Victory for a party but gave it that Era Good i Eeling which will never be forgotten applause so Fric us if there is any reason Sliv you should be interested in the present administration the country i Trust that it will turn out to be that after the four years Are ended some things however Small will be Lound to have been done Tor the common Good common glory the while country All its inhabitants. Applause cheers now fellow citizens i am quite sure you wiil be glad to make the acquaintance some the gentlemen who Are associated with at the Cabinet counsels in Tho administration the government. It so happens that we have with us the Cabinet mini Stein postmaster general attorney general Secretary state. Our time to make your acquaintance is so limited that we can not be expected to make to you Auy extended remarks but All these gentlemen have exhibited lately in new Hampshire particularly a capacity to say a great Deal in a very Short time i wish first to introduce to you a gentleman who is himself a living tangible evidence that Union that conciliation that Harmony that an Era Good feeling is possible to Day in our country. I allude to postmaster general key. Addresses were then made by Moss a. Key Devers Zevarte. This sort a miscellaneous assemblage made up republicans democrats independents made up men different sects possibly some Manv who have no sect at ally capitalists labourers it is de Snable to discuss rather those things in which we agree than those things in Winch we differ. We have occasion Dally to meet discuss our differences. Political meetings Are for that purpose. These meetings Are largely denominational sectarian but this is a gathering in which i Trust the general spirit is the desire for Harmony Foi Friendship for agreement that really is the guiding sentiment so far As purposes Are concerned this administration to brine people together who have hereto Ioie been divided. A. Voice Quot Ana hold them together la a applause i knew there were better speakers in the crowd than i am among those ideas about which we agree Are these. We agreed that this territory embraced within the United states from the tropics almost to the frigid zones from Tho Atlantic to the Pacific is hereafter indestructible one nation. La voice "1 hats again. It is a nation composed states All Winch states have equal rights a a that a right Sand it is crowded with inhabit ants different races nationalities employments Anil differences life which the states have equal rights. Now there Are three great ideas a fourth is that the National government has All within the sphere it proper constitutional rights. It is supreme All this i think we Are agreed if any Chart which any one shall attempt to Mark out the course that this administration is to take they should Malie it in accordance with All four these ideas. If we succeed in what we desire there will be shortcomings there will be Gross blunders some times there will be mistakes is no doubt Truo for the government like the people. Isenman in its origin therefore erts. The purpose is always to try to remember that while the National government is supreme while the Union is to be one forever the rights states the rights individuals Are to to equally regarded . A voice but this is altogether too sober i see for the temper this crowd for own part 1 would rather joke with you now As the locomotive is coming to end Roy speech for which i am much obliged i will bid you Good evening. The train moved amid the cheers the crowd the presidential party left the state new Hamp Chire. At Ater Junction the president made a Short address As follows fellow citizens Massachusetts it is altogether out the question in the Short time that the cars will delay at this station that i should say anything Worth your hearing saying. 1 am very sure that the people Massachusetts desire their government to be administered honestly with purity with a desire to promoting the interest All sections the Union to promote the interest All alike equally capitalist labourer White Man Black Man. In Short to be with All As citizens our own country. The noise the train prevented further speaking from boing heard. Worcester August 23.�?the president party reached Here at 8 clock were escorted to Tho Bay state House by the City guards. I igbo infantry Continentals grand the Republic. The streets were densely packed Many buildings wore decorated a Salute fired speeches were made by the president. Postmaster general general Devens Secretary Evarts senator Hoar. Congress that $2,300 were required to elect mayor Errett. Farther developments Are promised. It is stated to night that affidavits Are being prepared to substantiate the developments relative to the Cameron expose that p. Rosenberg the ninth division is the Man who resigned Ana who made the first disclosure. New York Greenback convention. Rochester n. A a a August 23.�?a secret conference Greenback men was Beld to Day the Indianapolis platform adopted. The state convention will be held at Buffalo september 20. Goye Rob Hendricks in Paris. Political. Nashua n. H., August 23. A the president party took their places in special cars at 6 clock. A very enthusiastic crowd assembled at the rear Tho train the president was repeatedly urged to speak. a poke As follows Quot i have spoken so often so much in now Hampshire especially la this town Nashua list i hardly know Bow to Start. I feel rather like going through that military evolution which is sometimes necessary marking time. It makes no Progress. Voice Quot we will do it for there Are a number things which we i think agree in address general Beatty a committee. A special Telegram to the commercial. Columbus o., August 23.�?general Beatty a committee have to Day issued the following address Quot to the republicans Ohio Quot after mature deliberation we have decided that it is our duty to ask you to unite with us in the condemnation a policy Whin we solemnly believe will if sustained by tie people the North Render the late constitutional amendments valueless disfranchised eight Hundred thousand Southern voters finally endanger the liberties the whole people both North South. The most valued the principles for which the Republican party has contended is set Forth in that clause the Constitution which declares that no state shall deny to any citizen the equal Protection the Laws. By this other provisions the Constitution the nation guaranteed to the citizen Liberty Equality suffrage obligated itself to protect him in the peaceful enjoyment exercise these rights. For sixteen years the Republican party Ohio has upheld this do Orloe for this our people went to Battle to prison to death for it millions Money were expended thousands lives Sacri Floed. We Are now Alied upon to abandon it by sustaining endorsing an administration which iras deserted it. We do not propose at this time to refer detail to the Falla Cious arguments ingenious subterfuges by Winch the friends the president seek to defend Bis conduct deceive Tho people As to the disastrous Oon sequences which must eventually follow As its necessary result. We Point you to the fact that a president the chosen representative a parly whose life inspiration in every hour its existence has been political Justice Freedom for All american citizens has proved Recreant to every consideration Gratl tude humanity Honor official obligation As Well As political principle has Given the support Bis great office to deprive american citizens their sacred rights deliver them crushed humiliated into the merciless hands personal political enemies to the fact that the will the majority the voters in at least two states this Union has been disregarded the Rig Alful Appeal their governments for Protection against insurrection Domestic violence denied thus with the knowledge Oon sent the Federal administration the legally constituted authorities were thrust aside by the the offices those states seized held by its leaders to the fact that the administration has practically sons muted that the later constitutional amendments May be disregarded in the South to the Tot that the Freedom speech expression Politi Oal opinion is no longer permitted to the fact that the republicans sixteen 8tates this Union weary a struggle in Wii Leb they have had neither the sympathy nor support the administration Are compelled to abandon their party organizations relinquish All the political rights privileges dear to freemen in the Effort to preserve what May remain to them life property to the fact that the administration iras to All intents purposes adopted the democratic doctrine that there can be no permanent partition Power nor any peaceable joint exercise Power among such discordant bodies men As Are found in Tho South to the fact that it is doing its utmost to fulfil the prediction made in 1872 by democratic committee the House representatives that Quot no government can Long exist half Black half White. Those whom god has separated let no Man join together. In time Public opinion will vibrate Back to the Ola could Tiou As it existed prior to the disturbing influences the War. Aud when this occurs it will be Tiu political death the negro this the endorsement such a policy by the Republican party Ohio is a total abandonment the vital principle i9 suicide. It is manifestly Tho imperative duty every True Man to oppose if possible Avort Etibo a result now thou May we Cheek How Manifest our disapproval this dangerous mud deadly policy there is apparently but one course left that withholding our votes from All who stand upon the platform which endorses it. We do not desire to Divide in any degree impair the old organization by putting a new ticket in the Field it is the party in Wincn we have been enrolled for Twenty years its heart Bram Are honest. Temporarily it has been led astray time chastening will bring it Back to its principles. No Republican should Compromise himself by voting the democratic ticket for the platform that party so far As the Southern policy the president is concerned is no better indeed no worse than Turat adopted by the Cleveland convention. Tho candidates nominated by that convention Are gentlemen whom we have Long known for whom we Eute Talu great respect. Some them Are personal friends whom we would be glad to serve but. Us fortunately for them for ourselves the country if they Are elected it will be claimed that the abandonment principle duty by the president was endorsed by the convention sustained by the Republican voters at the polls would be justly regarded ast Beondo the controversy an abandonment by the Republican party the principle Equality rights under the Law for Whlon we contend. Quot a there Are defeats that Are victories there Are victories that Are a a Victory won at the expense principle is an irretrievable the necessity which impels us to take the step we propose to take is not our seeking. It has been Brnst upon us a decision can not be avoided. We Are conscious that our motives will be misrepresented our arts misconstrued. The bitter malignancy party Hacks trucking placement will be poured upon us. Every conceivable falsehood will be employed to annoy in sure by to supple tools a who Fawn seek for Power by doctrines fashioned to the varying hour a but to Are certain that we would be untrue to our own Mao Hood Falso to our convictions duty Recreant to a great principle to what we Mcelve to be the highest interest the nation if we neglected to denounce the treachery the administration Rutherford Hayes omitted to use All honorable Means to procure its Corden mation at the same time resent the Insoft which the Cleveland convention deliberately Flung in our faces. We therefore unfurl the Standard the Independent nou office holding Aon office seeking republicans Ohio urge All honest men to rally around it fight for the old Faith the party until a vile treachery is condemned the right vindicated. His impression England Ireland Scotland Paris at the cafe concert he visits Gambetta talks with him the strike blots. From the special correspondent the world Paris August 10.�?Paris is empty Paris is full. The parisians have gone away the foreigners have taken their places. Business detains Here for the present but As a resident i suppose i ought to be ashamed to be met. I am not though. I never knew what Liberty was till now. I go everywhere with no Odo to say Quot How strange a Quot the Otner night i was at a cafe concert in the champs Elysee so we reckon it almost As weak As going to the puppet show i was wondering Wethor i should find one to keep in countenance in the enjoyment this inane Al Fresco treat when i was gratified by the sight an eminent american governor i Reddricks who has been Here for a few Days his grand tour. I thought i would give anything to have his first impressions this capital especially this particular bit it i accordingly interviewed him in a Friendly a aggressive Way upon the spot. It was an interview without note Book. I need say no More to convey a notion its perfectly informal character to the professional mind. To seemed to like the cafe concert but do not blame him it is his first visit to Paris to Europe i believe he has been mercifully spared by the course fits education a knowledge the utter most frivolities popular French wit. Thus he listened to a Ajo Nomine to pol to Demeure a in Eft Resol a ac., without a shiver apparently censuring him Efell instead the Lyric which was really the guilty party for his want the Power to smile. A Nomine pig poll if it is one the songs the Day it is rendered by a gentleman in Tho caricatured costume a French exquisite this half the Century Strous cuffs a Collar As open As a sailors Bell Bot Tomed pants a coat that Short starvation pattern which the monkeys the barrel organs Wear. Yot . Hendricks owned to liking the whole things the lights Tho Iau guid Iky figures in feminine dress the stage that serves As a background for the set scene the order the smartness the glitter above All. thinks As All us Shiuk that Paris is the great show City the universe. is dazzled Asho has come abroad for amusement he does not care for the moment to put himself in a sounder Frame mind. The opera House he says was a revelation to him gorgeous boat to. thought there was one staircase in America that might Challenge the world i forget the one he named but after seeing Garu Iery a masterpiece ornamental Marble work gilding he is a different idiot he is much struck with the solidity All Tho buildings a re with their perfect suitable Ness to their us. Tho people seem to him not Only Bright cheerful but Earnest. You must reconcile these apparent Contrady Okons for your self it May easily be done. We know the French Are Gay ret i am equally certain that in one Point View they Are the most grave purposeful Mankind. saw no paupers in the streets which Means no More than that to does not know Paris so Well As those who live there to All appearance he finds everybody employed. One reason this still quoting our visitors is that so Many manufacturing Industrial processes Are still carried by hand. The journey from Boulogne to Paris made a great Impre Eston him a hardly a Square Inoh available soil seemed to be unt lied. The governor is accompanied by mrs. Hendricks. They came Over id the Scythia with . Hall new York . Loge Richmond other presbyterian clergymen who were their Way to Edinburgh to attend the great Synod. Or. And mrs. Hendricks landed at Queenstown had a run through Ireland. They spent a Day in Cork paid their tourist Devoirs to the Blarney Stone the Lake. The Beauty the Green Isle delighted them they were much struck with its apparent Prosperity probably because they had come too Well prepared to see the opposite. From Belfast they went to Glasgow saw no reason to doubt that Tho reputation the latter As the most Drunken pity in great Britain you have no idea what a height competitive distinction that implies had been unfairly won. They did not go up to the Highlands but set Ledfor a time in Edinburgh that capital has left a clearer a More agreeable As he anticipates a Mote lasting impression the governors mind than any thing else he has seen. The was pleased to find had honoured Scott in his Monument More than any their Kings. In . Macgregor to whose Church he went once twice he thought he heard one the most powerful preachers that Ever mounted a pulpit. was rather surprised to see the presbyterians pref being in gowns. In due time be went South found himself in London Quot Tho Village a stereotype English jest. What could be say the Village that Bas not been said Over Over again the Little modest assemblage huts wit i about twice Tho population the whole state Indiana the governor went to fro Noee Vantly for three weeks from East to West from North to South but he seemed to make no impression this mighty Heap curiosities Art science Industry Hureau life though it made Many upon him. heard a debate in parliament but not a great one a question estimates. The ministers big Little seemed to work like slaves the practice parliamentary questioning Wiloh to thinks a Good one keeps them sternly to their task. One ministerial speech scottish so Bools was As full accurate Circum a Stantial As a printed report Public instruction at Home. The speaking was much better than he expected to find it he listened in vain for the continuous parliamentary drawl. Beard a conversation in the House lord but no debate How rarely is anybody More fortunate he likewise heard . Benjamin Jeff. Davis colleague arguing before the same illustrious body sitting in its judicial capacity. Or. Benjamin he finds has now taken a very High position at the English bar. saw Many the not abilities among them course . Bright who he thinks has a very Fine face. Or. Gladstone i believe he did not meet. Tho governor left Paris for Germany yesterday. made the Best a use his time herein seeing both sights men he Appeal s to be particularly interested by his visit to gambol to. The Republican leaders first question was a Wii at does America think the railway strikes Are they Likely to lose the Republic As a form government Many friends will they rare your peo pie. And drive Thorn in Masse into dead conservatism As we understand it Here worse a Quot not a bit it Quot cheerily returned the governor. Quot our people would no More think blaming republicanism for what was done at Pittsburg than they would think blaming the solar Whereat the other seemed relieved. A Richard Whiting. Bis arrest. The warrant charges Gesner with swindling the third National Bank this City by a forged Check for $28,00ti, which purported to have been drawn by Winslow Lanier a co. Though Gesner gave the name Nelson Nicholson when arrested his identity was fully established. Or. Bishop the friends meeting House. Cincinnati 8th month 23,1877. To the editor the commercial to Many our citizens the nomination r. Bishop for governor was a matter that excited no Surprise. They knew him to de a Man Well known in this Community with pet haps a fair Prospect election. As the process unearthing his past life went they still regarded that but the noes sary annoyance to which every Man must be subjected who comes before this Sovereign american people for position. Yesterday. However when the Little transaction relative to the friends was brought to Light there was a feeling Surprise astonishment an honest desire to get at the facts. Those mo3t immediately interested had supposed the matter burled in the past though feeling what they regarded As unjust most keenly at the time they had never even spoken it in their families had Oast no reproach the fair name the democratic candidate for governor. But when in your Issue to Day you give prominence to an article endeavouring to exonerate Bishop by an attempt to bold friends up before the Community As having broken their Faith As having acted in such a Way As to leave them to the mercy All who May choose to prey upon them Justice demands that the Public should be correctly informed upon the Points at Issue. The Church worshipping at eighth Mound Are charged id the article in question with being a faction not the society Friend that by Sufferance they were graciously allowed one half the property in fifth Street to hold to use in such May Uelas should be stipulated by the Benignant donors that Jason Evans hearing their wish to sell had offered them a certain sum but they refused sold to . Lack Nan with the full knowledge understanding that the meeting House was to be converted into a Beer Saloon the writer adds Quot in this View . Bishop had a right to exact three thousand dollars damage possibly at that he will get the worst the this last sentence so completely discloses the animus the writer his moral perceptions it would seem unnecessary to refute his statements. But truth Justice can not always be vindicated by silence. Ofttimes silence is Golden but not when truth lies prostrate. To almost every one general intelligence it is known that in 1828 a separation occurred in the society friends because the teachings Elias Hicks who denied the divinity our lord Jesus Christ the virtue his atoning Sci Lioe. Those who held the orthodox View have by several Legal decisions been pronounced the original society friends now As Ever so regard themselves for the founder the sect George Fox preached no other foundation for salvation than Jesus Christ him crucified Quot did not Accord to each every one the fullest Liberty to think As they believed beat so Long As they did not trample the rights consequently orthodox friends regarded themselves a the rightful owners the property fifth Street it was by dint patient persistent off that some the older members gave their con sent to a division the property they considered the division us a relinquishment rights in such Case one May judge the authority the other party to stipulate that they should do their bidding. The property was therefore put up at Publio auction the statement was utterly false that it Quot was sold with the full knowledge understanding the use to which it was to be All property presented at Public auction is liable to go to uses not in accordance with the wishes the former owner but can such things be avoided orthodox friends wished a More desirable location a More comfortable House. They could not afford to build without Selling some the ground a change location was the decided wish . Nearly All the congregation. We leave it to the Calmer judgment the Community whether they had not a perfect right to sell seek a More desirable location whether they did not . In the whole matter according to the dictations an deserve no Shade odium therefor. Tho express Era Broglio. To the editor the commercial it seems that the withdrawal the Adams express company from the Baltimore Ohio Railroad has had the effect calling into existence three new express organizations to wit the Baltimore Ohio express the Marietta Cincinnati express the Ohio Mississippi express. As to Tho former i suppose it is Plain sailing the Public who desire to patronize it May do so with safety. But How to the two latter which Are supposed to belong to the companies Over whose roads they operate. Both these companies Are in the hands a receiver audit is to be presumed that they Are to All intents purposes insolvent in the Eye the Law. If tier fore i entrust to them property Money for transportation delivery in course which they lose Are robbed to same against whom is recourse what Are the chances recovery value same. It does not appear that the courts having these properties in charge have authorized their officer the receiver to engage in the express business. The receipts issued by the Marietta Cioci Naii express do not designate the ownership thereof that they Are issued by authority the re Oliver nor is there anything a Legal binding character any one shown their face. As this May become a matter serious import to those who find it necessary to use these expresses i have thought it Well enough to make these suggestions with a View to eliciting information the subject. Banker. Peas Dale a de House 265 Walnut Street. Flol5-�-ft-5p husband . Mine is dedicated to All who Lote Happy Homes. Lt-5d Pennsylvania Railroad. Office general freight agent it Philadelphia August 17.1877. It notice parties hawing claims for goods destroyed by riot Tho premises the Pennsylvania Railroad company in the City Pittsburg Allegheny county Pennsylvania july-21 22, 1877 Are hereby notified that if their claims Are made out according to the following directions forwarded to the undersigned they will be examined put into shape presented by counsel to the proper authorities said county without expense to the claimant the said county being responsible to the owner said goods for such loss. If it should be necessary to Institute suit against the county such suit will be prosecuted by counsel without charge upon the expo nation the proper Powei attorney for that purpose form which will be furnished. Directions. First the name place residence the owner. Where the owner is a firm the full name the individuals composing it. It second the Bill lading. Third copy invoice verified by affidavit claimant that it is a Troe copy the same that the goods described therein were delivered to the company which issued the Bill lading that tale Purchase Price the goods named therein was the True Price paid agreed to be paid therefor. Fourth affidavit consignee that he never received the goods nor any part them. Upon the above evidence boing furnished by the claimant the undersigned will supplement it by obtaining in affidavit the clerk Tho company issuing the Bill lading showing Tho Date number car in which Tho goods were shipped an affidavit a clerk the Pennsylvania Railroad company showing the arrival such car in the company a Yard in Pittsburg the destruction said goods the amount freight charges due thereon. 8. B. Kingston au21-5t Gene a freight age to Pennsylvania r. R. Dress goods dec. Superior Black Silks our own importation at $1 50, $2, $2 50 $3. Suiting am polonaise habit los. New brocade balloons Black silk fringes marrow Torchon laces Black French laces samples fall suits polonaise silk Sac us Mantilla fall Sii awls Eye nine shawls at Thomas Livingston so . 118 120 West fourth Street near race. Lt-5p the Book Trade. Venables history it Timex states new edition n. New features notice. A Totice is hereby Given to All parties interested that a petition was presented the 18th Day August 1877, to the commissioners Hamilton county. Ohio signed by More Thau thirty qualified Leeal voters residing the territory hereinafter described in Mii Creek township Hamilton county. Ohio accompanied by an accurate map plat Haiti territory praying for its incorporation As an incorporated Village for general purposes under the name Quot St. Bernard a the supposed number inhabitants residing said territory being More than three Hundred. The following is the description said Trento re Viz commencing at the intersection the Center lines the Carthage Turnpike Mitchell Avenue thence eastward Yalong the Center Mitchell Avenue to a Angle a said a euro near the Southeast Comer David Browne a land thence continuing in the Samo Tiai Gilline through Robert Mitchells land to the West line the Blachley farm subdivision thence North Wardly along said West line to the county Road thence crossing the county Road continuing North Wardly in a straight line along rhe line Between n. Babb John Huffman through the land John Zumstein to the Center the Cincinnati Marietta Railroad track thence Wes Wardly along said Center line to the cent i the Carthage Turnpike thence North Wardly along the Center the Carthage Turnpike to the North Lino Tho Ludlow Grove subdivision thence Wos Wardly along said North line to the Centeio Spring Grove Avenue Thoyce South Wardly along the Center 3prlng Grove Avenue about 220 feet to Coiner the Grove subdivision thence southwesterly along the said subdivision line to Tho Center Ross run thence along the Center Ross run to the Center Mill Creek thence South Wardly along the Center Mill Creek to the West line Fred. Worp Onberg a land thence South along said West Lioe to the South line said Worpenberg a land Clience eastward to along said South Ihie continued to the Center the Carthage Turnpike thence along the Center said Turnpike to the place beginning containing less than 1,500 acres . The said petition Wili be heard by the county commissioners at their office at the court House in the City Cincinnati the 24th Day october 1877, at 10 clock a.5fr. Andrew Duebel chairman. Durrf Lawrence Schroder Henry Attermeyer an23-8� Joseph Finke. Now matter. The publishers have now ready All improved edition Venables school his. Tory uie United states revised to Date including the administration president Hayes to this time. Teachers school officers will do Well to Examina this popular work before selecting a text Book the subject for to Weir classes. Ringle Sample copy by mail Post paid for examine. Tion with a View to introduction 70o. Quot introduction prtca70c Quot Exchange 60c. Van Antwerp Bragg amp co., publishers Eclectic educational series Vinci Tinati now York. A a jy20-tff new publications. All the ladies want that husband mine. 1 f-5p educational. Face skill n. A military Academy. Send for illustrated circular 40 pages giving detail. Jy3-3m-Eod-3m w46 Orri Stevvn n. A. Boarding school for it a boys 30 Miles from n. Y. Rev. S. N. Howell . Au2-lm f University by Lar session will circulars address Cincinnati. A the Rego open september 25, 1877. For lau24-tf t. B. Disney. Clork. Let re hold Institute Freehold. I school for boys. New jy25-2m Rev. A. G. Chambers principal. Political Abraham Harris s a Republican candidate for Justice the peace. It web Kingmen a party the United states. In to night the 24th inst., at 8 clock grand ratification meeting court Street Market space. Speakers a. A. Hine. Of Lovelady l. Law yer Cincinnati. F. Hruza w. Ke11pke, others. It get Rocklan d College k saxes $225 per year no extras. Nyack n. Send for circular. Jyl7-Ly Yesley Avenue Kin Der a rten.-mis8 a Elizabeth a. Meilick graduate Madame Kraus Boelter a new York tra Mug school. $30 per half year. Begins september 12. Address president Cincinnati Wesleyan College. Je25-24t-map women at Tractive biome Good Board special care health manners morals growing girls. No. Limited. Full last Var. Jy23-30t-eod_ C. Brandon principal Lasell Seminary for Yoino album Dale near Bosto mass. An visitinc4 a11d5. Sir. Knit its. Amp be the styles visiting cards for triennial conclave Cleveland. Hostile India. F. W. Wood Samuel Thomas B. Ferrell h. L. J k8, Donaldson t. J. Ucb Kard go. C. Mather Fred. B. Roney jr., t. J. Farr All Chas. Moore we. T. Meek j. T. Williams a r. R. Hodge j. Dunham John Beatty Pennsylvania workingmen a state ticket. Philadelphia August 23.�?at a meeting the Congress delegates representing to workingmen a organizations All Over the state. To Dight it was decided that september 10 a convention should be held at Harrisburg to nominate a full state ticket. Cam icon secret organization. Special Telegram to the commercial Pittsburg August 23.�?the labor paper to Dav publishes a partial expose the Cameron secret organization for political purposes la which it says the existence the society dates Back to 1867, since which Lime republicans democrats influence have been manipulated to suit the wishes the coterie followers Cameron. It gives a list candidates Defeated by the influence the ring says $5,000 was expended to defeat Miles Humphreys the puddle statesman Republican because he was did gig the workingmen Forward too prominently. It also says that general Negley was Defeated by the same faction for rep skins still ahead Howard stealing horses indulging in other aboriginal pastimes. Balt Lake August 23.�?general Howard s Force in Pursuit hostile indians passed pleasant Valley Idaho the 19th, their Way South. They went As far South the stage Road As dry Creek stage Sta Tion. Fight Miles South there they turned eastward towards the head Camai Creek. The hostile indians had crossed the Range some fifty sixty mile to the Westward had arrived upon the stage Road the 16th, taking Possession Hole a the Rock stage station Twenty six Miles South from pleasant Valley. The indians destroyed the Telegraph line in that Vicinity stopped the stages ail travel upon the Road were in the neighbourhood this station for three Days without water when they arrived upon the stage line their Stock was much scattered in bad condition. They stopped to gather All the Loose Stock feed their animals using destroying All the Grain at the station destroying All the property there including some Twenty sets harness. The indians left Hole in Rock station the 19th 20ib, the approach Howard going Oast Ortli West surprised Howard a men who had charge a pack animals Loose Stock at Daylight the morning the 20th, at Camas Meadows which about Twenty Miles East dry Creek stage station. The indians got away about one Hundred Howard a pack animals also about thirty horses belonging to the Montana volunteers. Captain Norwood colonel Sanford followed the Indiana with three Corn sauces cavalry overtook them about six Miles is taut when there was a skirmish in which one Soldier was killed six wounded. The wounded soldiers were taken to pleasant Valley station where one named Samuel a. Glass has since died. Howard has been reinforced by Captain ban Bridge from fort Hail with one company about fifty Bannock indians who Are at present in Pursuit the Hostiles who Are supposed to be a bldg for Henry a Lake a Fitch is about sixty Miles Northeast from the stage Road where the crossing was made. Howard a Force was camped yesterday morning Shotgun Creek which is about forty five Quilles Distant from the stage Road. On the 20th Howard a Force was increased by the arrival colonel Miller with about 290 infantry in wagons. Howard had with him about 250 cavalry in addition to the Force with Cap Tam Bain Bridge. While Howard was camped at Jan Tiou eighteen Miles North pleasant Valley he sent sixty men some Indian scouts across the country to Heury a Lake to intercept the indians. This command did not find any indians there returned passed pleasant Valley yesterday their Way after Howard. All but eight ten Virginia City volunteers have gone Home. The indians have not been in Ady Burry anxious to avoid a fight. They Are supposed to number Between 400 Ana 500, seem to be making their Way towards the Crow country the Yellowstone. The freight train James Hayden Salmon River Road is supposed to have been destroyed by the indians. As a number mules belonging to him have been found the stage Road Al to the mules another train. Belonging to colonel Stoupe. A courier is expected from Howard to Day. New \0uk still it it. Gray a Summit ., August 16, 1877/ to the editor the comm Iclal i know you Dora it but Justice to the fair Fame your pity that a shality within its limits should be exposed. There is a Douce in advertising As the Quot Lloyd map company a which has received Money from to by registered letter receipted for same to receipt being signed no maps have been sent in return for this Money Thoy still refuse to do so keep the Money besides neither have communications been replied to. If Money is deeded i am willing to spend something for an advertisement exposing such villainy. Yours respectfully j. Mckeage. Peter Thompson Arcade a Bookstore 179 Vine Street Evans Van Epps it pc co., Cleveland. O. Au24-3t 5p proposals. Proposals for Coal for National soldiers Home near Dayton Ohio. On n Moonlit night too. It. Pleasant August 24,1877. To the editor the commercial the Throe Dol Gates we sent to the Republican convention from this place left at 6 clock oame Home. We suggest that hereafter men be sent who Are not afraid the dark. New York August 23 a arrived steamers Cousett from Cardiff Eliza from Loudon. Marriages. Bowler Williamson the 8th inst., by special License from the archbishop Canterbury at St. Georges. Hanover Square. Loudon by the Rev. J. W. Goucher Robert Bonner Bowler to Alice Bernard youngest daughter the late George t. Williamson. Deaths. Bolandz at 11 clock ., wednesday August 22. After a Long Lionesa Conrad Boland aged 44 years 8 months. Funeral from residence 104g Vine Street Corryville at 3 clock Friday August 24. Friends invited to attend without further notice. Au23-2t,r baldwins suddenly Athos residence in Wyoming o., thursday August 2 3, 1877. At 10 a. M., Joseph Baldwin in the 73d year his age. Due notice funeral will be Given. A Crighton in Newport ky., August 24. At 1 a. A. Mrs. Isabella Crighton a native Elgin Scotland in her 65th your. Funeral from her late residence. 183 Saratoga St., Newport Friday August 25, at 2 . Friends the family invited. De Pinals thursday afternoon august23, at 15 minutes past 5 clock typhoid pneumonia mrs. Sophie e., wife John de Pinal aged 47 years. Due notice funeral will be Given. Margraff wednesday morning August 22, at 1 clock at his late residence no. 86 East second Street Charles Margraff. Aged 40 years. 1 month 13 Days. Funeral will take place Friday the 24rh. At 2 clock . Friends Are cordially invited to attend. Au23-2t proposals will be received at the treasurers office until 12 clock m., the 31st Day August 1877, for supplying delivering the Home either Side track at depot Home ave nue railway company in rhe Coal Sheds. Seven thousand tons the Best Quality bituminous Lump Coal the following kinds Viz r second Pool screened Coal the Coal furnished from the mines the Mansfield Coal Coke company. Mansfield Pennsylvania the Coal furnished from the Faldut Hills Penn mines any other Coal sold under the name Quot Pittsburg Coal a warranted to be equally As Good As the Sec Ond Pool Toughio Ghent Coal. Each bid to designate the Natt Ioliar kind Coal . Feed to be delivered before september 1, 1878, As follows two thousand tons in the months september october. November december 1877 two thou Sand four Hundred tons in the months january february March one thousand eight Hundred tons in the months april May june eight Hundred Tous la the months july August 1878. Satisfactory Security will be required for perform Ance contract if accepted by the Home. Payments monthly in Cash two thirds amount delivered retaining one third each payment until performance next months contract the Home reserves the right to reject any All bids to Divide the contract Between two More bidders proposals must be enclosed in a sealed envelope addressed Quot a. B. Thomas treasurer National sol Tilers Home near Dayton. j. B. Thomas acting governor. Dated 15th August. 1877. Nuis-6t-18.20.22,24.27,29 a mrs. Sylvanus Reeds Day boarding school for Young ladles nos. 6 8 East fifty third York. Fourteenth year begins october 1877. French the language theol tool. Collegiate course four years. Careful training in primary preparatory classes. Amp jy31-45tood fail mechanical engineering at the Rensselaer polytechnic Institute Troy n. Y. Instruction very practical. Advantages unsurpassed this country. Graduates obtain excellent positions. Reopens sept. 13th. For the annual Register containing improved course St nov full particulars address prof. We. L. And . Director. Just Leo cottage Seminary for Young lad Esi Pottstown. Montgomery county a. The Twenty eighth annual session begins september 13, 1s77. Situated Philadelphia re Diug Railroad 40 Wiles from Philadelphia. Larm Ted in numbers. For catalogues apply to George g. Butler ., principal. Au7-g0t mme. A Silva mrs. Bradford a formerly mrs. Ogden Hoffman a boarding Day school for Youso ladies children with calisthenic. No. 17 Vest thirty Elarth St., new York. Reopens september 24. Application May be Mado by Lotter personally u above. A separate class for boys under thoroughly competent teachers. Lectures by prof. B. W. Haw Kipa find . Habberton. Aul7-3m collegiate school for boys no. 6 w. Fourth St., near main. English classical scientific. Next session begins september 19, 1877. Young boys Are received in Tho primary Duparc meet. Catalogues sent upon application. E. F. Bliss a.ii., Ltd it a Kkt. J. A amp in a.b., s principal ray31-30t-tn.f business changes. Notice Faffle firm i Dav dissolve continue the b Eaul firm a f Chas. Liddell amp co. 18 this by Mutual consent. Chas. Liddell will iness collect All claims owing to i All liabilities. Chas. Liddell Cincinnati tily 23,1877. John Mackey to. A card. In retiring from the business Chas. Liddell co. I cordially recommend to the Public our old customers Ray late partner Ulias. Liddell who will carry business at the old stand. Cincinnati Only 23. 1877. John . Or. _ au23-3t-5p society notice. Attention 81r Mann commander Drill this Friday evening at 7 30. It j. W. Foote capt. Gen. For Sale Bonds. Third National Bank. I. O. O. Encampment meets to night. It a Geo. Rowe scribe. Cent. Bonds a bad to fail by. New Yolk August St la Luke w. Thomas Charles l. Farley George p Merrill comprising the firm Thomas a co., Zihich failed a Short time ago filed to Day $ a schedule v in their assignment to John l Hill. Liabilities $957,547 nominal Asa ots. $423,32�. The real estate is estimated at Over 80 per cent the nominal assets. Arrest i w a Forg a. One the folgers one Nelson a. Gesner Olio was arrested in Chicago / Ltd. Jayne saturday brought to this City wis to Dight locked up at police a tyrant having been issued a a a80nic officers 11 companions Kilwinning chapter no. 97, r. A m., will assemb.at the masonic Temple at 1h, clock to participate with Miami Lodge in paying the last tribute to companion Charles Margraff. It . S. Holmes Sec a. meeting coving ton chapter no. 35, . A. This Friday evening at 8 clock. R. Ramsay Sec a it Salet Cincinnati six per Gold Bonds Cincinnati 7 3-10 Bonds. U. 8 bought Ond Sola. U. S. Called Bonds wanted. Au7-10t-5p 1 Baldwin Cash. Financial. Financial. Any pers4 having a few thousand dollars to loan big farm Security at 9 10 per cent., Imp. O. R. notice the members Miami tribe no. 1, will meet at a clock this afternoon at onus wigwam to attend the funeral brother Charles Margraff. All other tribes invited. Jho. Gault Sachem. _ it Lodge meets thi8even-�?� ing. Ltd h. C. Powers k. Of r s. Will please address an9-7t-5p James a. Dicken80n, a Paris Illinois. sonic a funeral notice the offi cers members Miami Lodge no. 46. F. And a. Mare notified to meet at masonic Temple Corner third Walnut streets Friday August 24, at l1� clock. P. M., to attend the funeral our late brother Charles Margraff. Brethren other lodges Are respectfully invited to attend. Au23-2t we. K. Boake w. Excursion to Cleveland Cincinnati commander no. 3, k. T. A cordial in vibration is extended to All master masons sojourning sir knights to accompany the commander in its pilgrimage to the to Nurial Cone ave the grand Encampment knights Templar the United states to be held at Cleveland. Special train will leave c., h. And d. R. R. Depot at 9 clock ., sunday next. By order the eminent commander a au21 2i 0. F. Shepard recorder. Legal. Aegidius Naltner will take notice that the Fust National Bank Danville Illinois did. On the 14th Dav april a. D. 1877. File its petition in the court common pleas Hamilton county Ohio. No. 52,391. Against Linin. Setting Forth that there is due to it from said Naltner the sum $5,810 03, with interest upon $2.850 87 Tia ref from the 4th Day May 1875, Anil Wilh interest Apon $2,959 21 thereof from the 4th Day september 1875, at 10 per cent per annul upon two certain judgments the circuit court the United stares for the District Indiana being a court general jurisdiction wherein Tho said the fir6t National Bank Danville was plaintiff Ami the said a. Noltner another were defendants. Said petition prays for judgment for said sums an attachment has been Leruo i in this suit moneys debts owing to said Naltner have Boon garnished in the hands Alexander Starbuck Jacob Pfau assignees George Weber. The said a. Naltner is hereby notified that he is required to appear answer said petition before the 1st Day september . 1877. J. R. Urdoch. Jy20-6tf t attorney for plaintiff. Pennsylvania military Academy Chester pa., opens september 12. Log cation healthful grounds ample buildings commodious. Thorough just Mckiou in civil engineering the classics English. Careful supervision cadets. For circulars apply to a. B. Merriam esq., no. 224main St., Cincinnati to colonel Theo. Hyatt. Prot presi nout. An4-2m Ivo is re Mademoiselle tard Irei 25 West forty sixth St., new York reopens her French English him German boarding Day school for Young ladies children september 2u. Circulars references Suton application. French spoken fluently in one year. Kindergarten latin drawing singing pastel water color needlework <fcc., included in the tuition. Au21-lm Hanoi Onn collegiate commercial Institute. Gen. Russells school 42d year. Preparatory to College scientific schools business. Thorough physical training by military Trillice gymnastics a. Catalogues sent Oil application. Au24-lm- Farmers College opens september 5, 1877. Thorough classical. English preparatory courses for ladies gentlemen. Modern languages. Drawing vocal music without Ostia charge. Tuition $l5 per term. For catalogues further information address Rev. J. B. Smith president College Hill Ohio Aulo it a Starr a Institute. The seventeenth year commences september 3. Correspondence is solicited from parents guardians who have boys wards for whom they Are seeking a school in the country. Number limited terms moderate. Seven mile Butler co. Ohio. Ejinio 12teod_b. Starr principal. University Virginia opens october 1 continues through glue months. It is organized in schools the elective system with fall i nurses in classics science wirl practice in chemical physical laboratories literature in Law Medicine history practical agriculture. Expenses including everything about $500. Apply for catalogue to James f. Harry a son b., chairman the facility Post office University Virginia. Au9-Lrue&Lt&Gtd-03 St. Louis Law school. Law department Washington University i he regular annual term this Law school will open wednesday october 10, 1877. Full course two terms six Mouths Ojjeh. Students admitted to the senior class exam nation by Aop Lica Tion before october 10. Tuition $50 per term including use Library. For particulars address g. Stewart Dean Law faculty jy6-45teodos 203 n. Third St. St. Lobis. To. Adams Academy Quincy mass. Hon. Charles Francis Adams old chairman the Board managers. William r. D1m01ock, ll.d., master. I this school is designed to give the Best most thorough preparation for College. The past year there have been ten teachers All ability expense use. And one Hundred fifty pupils there is a preparatory class in English studies French for boys from 10 to 14 rears age. The Academy boarding Bonse is under the entire Ghatge the resident team piers boys receive careful supervision attention. For catalogues circulars address the master. _ = jyl0-60t medical colleges Missouri school at. Omy physiology midwifery diseases women children taught practically at bedside in maternity Hospital. Write for circulars . . Richard son press to 3234 North tenth St. 8t. Louis to. __jy28-30t-5p St. Loud school mid wives. Founded vs54 incorporated 1874. Oak advisers dr9. Hodgkin wis lizenu8, Weigel Baura Gargeu. Tho oldest first regularly established school in the country. Fall course. English German classics begins september 1, closes december 17. For particulars address director . Geo. J. Entelmann jy23-30t-5p 201 s. Fifth St., St Louis . By

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