T : ll_o.2:.eitv6..t Attu s:
X, WRYAStb, AL4Toii rappistros.
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Romer: lea:.' oet:'A:"RIBS.
.1' iforPOOVEZNOR, VANO
JiidgoorlupreirioLdotirt,
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itopublican Noniineest!
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,Al4l4lttil 14: HUTAN,
' Ass thry,
"" trA itlSt AnintikiCK:
'ARDILEW,I I
4BI3FFIN4M)N,
• ITAII,VEY J.VANKIRK.*
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ARTA . IV 8111.ta.
' lerearturrk, •
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../kgiater. anc.ll2ccorder,.
DA4117.9 SrpIaLET9N. 1,
clerk of Chstre: , - .
JOlll7 6. HAUT. • I g. ,!,
Gbnon• ,to,',.3 1 "
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, .JoErit patryuDi9,
• W.; ITATTEENN.;•'-'.
Iroor . "1114.1'd Director:' • -
11,01?Elt'r
Coroner.
DAIIIE cionnus
Tandem of Academy
D. LOWARY,
JAMES M. SMITIL
HENRY. MICE.
THE RETURNS
The Republican Committee men
are requested to make arrangements
for„Sending in .the returns on the
night iiftlie election. ; If mit.e9nvel?,
lent to come• themselves, tlierWill
pleew 'designate hot more , than two
persons from their respective.
triai—whozie expCnsea will be borne
while here by the County-committee 4
ny Order of Executive Committee:
Ttr.PUISLICAN MEETINGei will be
held In this einiiity during the weelF,
❑s follows :
iletnewood, Friday evening Oct. 8,
—Speakers, Prof. S. Curtis and. M.
llveyand. fi
lloeliester„SaturdaY evening, Oct.
loth,—J. S. ltutala and M. Weyand.
New Galilee,. 'Monday evening,
Wt. 1 th.---Spealiera, D r ., Elhorlock
and M. Weyand.
l'aca.r.n, the ;millionaire. ahirked
— C)2,000 of taxes, and paid but $8.05:
Such n man is not flttobe the Exeett-i
t lee of hcine4 people. Vote for Geary:
Unionaoldter in Pennsylr
V'unki;slioidd tlet,Only vote the.
pithilean ticket ' but he should Wory..
.
thl tbfally and merged - cal/y/orib; suet
t;eal; because both Packer and Pershl
hui'ssyniptithles \vete against nil
siddierS during 'the war. Pay
thein back In their own coin. .
'THE Potivine .3ftner's Journal
says: Packer Will full off largely in the
coal regions where he is beit known.
The iniur and shims , of - our popula
tion repudiate the grasping Monopo
list who-owe...this immense %I/with to
the labor of the workingmen he op
pretised. • • ,
. Tim Republicans shoUld retnem
,ber that the 'll4t Legislature *lll
have the apportionment of the Con
gressional districts. If the Demacm
ay..shoultLAummtnuroui.onin:nontud.
the representation as tb gain . half a
dozen Congressmen.
'WHILE (4enry was refusing to . be
the instrument of the slave drivers
and border ruffians in Kansas, and
nobly standing up there for freedom,
Mr. Packer was in Congress humbly
and servilely- following the lead•of
ToombsXigfall and other leaders Of
the great rebellion. Vote for Geary,
"the lighting cock of the Wilderness."
AT the breaking out of the rebell
ion, when the three-months' volun
teers were nosed, Packer,gaire
$.lO towards their equipment. This
generous donation from the passossor
of twenty millions it seems is ex
pected to offset four years' service
upon the battle-field, which was
John W. Ucary's contribution to
his country in!lier hour of need,
T 1 I 11 , Democratic party of Venniyl
yank deny the right of the colored
man 'to vote, while'the whole Demo
cratic party of 31imiailppi is support
ing a colored
,man for Secretary of
titate. ' Democnds, Who are
hechuF"e of their , oprxriition to regro
equality; should bear the above 'fae.ta
in mind on next Tueialay, and vOte
agoihla-it party that has one set .or
principle.' for Pearmytwain., and an
opposite set for Mississippi.,
Itticcumesxs! On next Tuesday
wo hold our lumual election. Attend
the polls on that day youtwlt, ,and
then see that your indiifennit neigh
bor is brought there too.' lie is a
poor Republitun or.a htr•.y drone 'who
will not do this much for the sueeeis
of the party. that carried the country
safely through ,a terrible ,;war. Let
every Rej:oblican voter; then, be at
the tx:11.4 trArly on Tuesday morning.
. ,
FT I 9 reported that Asa Pucker (forts
not 'hope to be. eletted. His desire
to he the Execothie arain Principally
fronrn determination, to elfwzteertitin
rallmaiU advantakeslior New York.
This has; p , t+comn so generally known
and fcit, tunong lenders of his own
party. whip are opposed 'to .the pro-
Je.vt;ofloJuringlhelr own Htitte, that
efforts torsaeure his defeat will not be
wanting croft" among those who aid
ed, An. his nomination.. Ito knows
thleond.looka for. defeat, Vote .for
Megrirph MitiMed at the
state eaPitet W O
its ' gt: bet Moe
day sate:: We locdc , • „upon
.oev.
;clay's ro election as a matter boy
ond 'Event day the sign,s
of the times-bee:inn
Isis popularity increases as his 'mer
its become known ; and if tholtepub
licati vote polled on the' 12 approxi
mate; closely the party strength, his
majOrity will envoi the morit extrev
pot calculations.
Niumrspealet thus of the mull
dato of the Penusy!yenta Democracy
fur Governor: . •
. . .
Our caialkiste liezpiiitsnbout him.
lie wuz a Copperhead doorin the war
'wick makcy all ;tty that onai uv
Democrats enthootle In , his 'star
port ; but on tether hand It drives off
the VII' Democrats, without wick we
aint worth shucks. LPL her money
though, and cz he's bleedin fr e ely h e
may keigi the Orgitinimslain alive till
we kin make a lite with a man wick
we kin elect.
White Haven, on. thel.4l
Valley Railroad, hed,the news of
the nomination. of Pacitnp,fliGnir
ernot- reached there, We) placards
were hung out from the,"doggerleal!
announcing, "Packliwhisky'rreol"
ile still scatters it "frog," believing it
a ,poweriVl electioneering Agent.—
!'3'nest JOfit 0 1 6 kkflrY.
1...,cA1tVx., county, during the war,
;appropriated an abundance *Crawley
toer,iahlesiieh West;lnintera as the
eon of Asa Packer te keep!elear of the
draft• :When the ecittatyneededeaab
AM took 'hl calive,bb moped
it, r6iTudcapbtc, lOWA. had him- -
pelt •iimoolsod • as a resident,. and thus
eheatol his county out or his ehareref
the - debt _ Vote for qiitiOl ' • ' I
.. • '
Weit'eulatitin in Onset
frietilitieli'Orthiinnalaty, to tile Or4.t
,thaEout of the.dozen candWatea*r
the SharitraltY last spring, not more
than tWo orthreeureggpisothig thelr
ffice 6 iefulo9 l 4. 6 t l WAlilliiiShickk
fi--:ol.#o`i*ent. time, ;Ti44 rumoris
no doubt put 'afloat by the (deeds of
the. Democratic candidatelbr that of.
lice. Of eotlrw, untrud; for every
i 4aididdt6'tvlariti nanns:WAS'annotinc.t
11311 ..*t*it:flYVIIX -4 _4 1 00 4 e I.Pled:9 -
c(ziamar(f to 4uppori me. whole ticket,
tel who Migh4 be nominated for 'Sher=
pt' for Miy oihielmeilion. No
boaAddelseali Wonld,idniate Pledge
Of this character; and we, therefore,
brand thD rumor above referred to As
false, and intended,' not orti,y to im
pair the . prospdebi'ens.rilair Shields,
butte dainage the :political repute-
Lions of nearly all of those who 'eon.
tested with hire foi“theiMmitiadmi ,
pr Sheriffl
slpie_by your work;i, freer' now .un.'
til•, the ..eleetion, that you •rtie • nok
"soured" over your defeiit.
Sergeant" Arthur Shieitig, not only
your oWn 'vote, hilt try to get every
body else to.give him their's.
A gentleman from an adjoining lo
ettlitywas in town on lastMonday,and
. whild'hei,eotnted that• he had been
helOu*, afahOrt dine before; to stip
pat Blr. .1)orkehoo for Clerk,. on the
ground that the entire Bar of Beaver,
and' nearly all the prominent men of
the sdnie'lilace, were resist' Og'. l. ohn C.
MO.'S election, • and .doing all they
Muhl for Mr., Pohehoo. We do lint
know who the aUthorof this roorback
ii; but we are very Sure that it is a
itidi r liaekneverthelOs. Mr. Donohoe
will, abOut poll' JNis party vote in Bea.
ver—very few more or very few less—
mul all reports tot he contrarY;ore only
Intended to Mislead the public. Put
no faith irthena,. but vote for John
C. Hart add the whole Itopublican
ticket. " '• ' •
,• Republicms; *ie npl Action is
the wont ! Let every 'man. do his
•.Let not the 'muse languish.
You; have a.Governor and Judge of
the Supretne Court to elect.. We
("Minot afford defeat. Then work,
and let miry man speak
many
agitate.
You cannot expert many speahes i
isthe time is too short now. Again
we say, go to work to get out a full
vote. '
FitiExpii, to work! the time is
short, next week the eleotion comes
off for weal or for woe. Whatever is
to be done, must be done .quickly.—
Don't•lose Welngle day. ;Bee that all
,doubth3g . yoteit aro properly enlight-
. 0 1 46 0. " -- " , mx.rfnetcr - y - uur 7 llr7
rangements for bringing out every
vote, and see that they are balloted
for John W. Giry and the entire
Repubildan ticket.
Tier•., Methodist congregation nt
Weatherly, Carbon county, desired
to build achurch a short time ago.
They culled on'the Hon. Asa Packer.
with a view of obtaining sufficient
land from him, either by purchase or
to erect said house of worship.
Although Mr. Packer owned two to
Arco hundral acres of land in one
'body adjoiningithe town, he refused
to sell or give them any ground in a
suitable place fir the purpose. Such
is Packer's liberality.
FREE Trade and • repudiation are
the favorite Measures of the Demo
cratic party. The first would redden
the laboring. man as near a stata of
slavery as it Is possible to !set sine°
the abolition of that Institution. The
other' would , bankrupt the .Clovern
incubi and cas:t the maiined and crip
pled heroes Who saved the Union—
and widows and orphan's of soldiers
—upon the mid charity. of the pub
lie 'Vote for (Autry and the Repub.
'Ummtlcket. • •
•
Winum the Demoduts of.•l'enn
'sylvanite aie aqiitailing to prejudice
and passion to prevent the adoption
cif the Fifteenth Amendment, their
friends of the South, not forgetKil of
the results of the war, occupy quite
a different Potiition, , The Memphis
Aollanche, a paper that was ever
true to semssion, rebellion and the
Democratic party, Speaks as ((Mews
on tkiis question ;;: • • a•
" For that's 'sake, and for the sake
of decency, let the poor negro alone
for he is a citizen With all the rights
•of a fro - alum, will never be shorn of
them, and Is lirevoisbly free. Let
our friends anise their nonsense talk
ingmainst Negro suffrage. It is a
end wecsn't alter IL?'
towertsshould heed this.
--..b , ..
E 1332311
o'took *WOO for fitly
four days) service in ti nice months'
.session of Congmts ; •
Tho n i ian who rniAed the price of
traWspolintiou on coal fifty seven
Cents 'Mr ton, adding; 'that much to
the pricb the poor man has to pay;
Tho man who changed hLs red
dence the better to defraud the State
of Illir prOpcirtion of taxes• , •
The man who sympathized with
rebels at home and bob nabbed with
wi r tb iltbert. in Earti)e - •• •
' The: WhO 'tileit to force his
*
vil rutti
stem to work at starvation wages
and't : pitched by them into the
Lehigh river for.hiseruelty;
This tut of contMi;teil heart and
:stein , . 4t.upaciotij for , .gain, --this
Millie ire, Railroad : King, Prince
lion' list, who was nominated by
CQnlipt tin and e?rpects to SaCced by
the ; seine means-this
,initi; Asa
Packer i ; wants to be Geveraor.. Shall
he be :1 People of Pennsylvania, an
swer tl , equestion.-1 1 Harrisburg 2kle
fini9h.'l
• Tirkj
Mr: P.
ir4 - .
Who
onem
metes
day, 1
tor,
I PAN
Reading Eagle affirms that
lier"worked for his money."
you'd only impart to the men
i ork for him the art'of making
Illon a year by "hard knocks"
I a paying them two &lima a
Would beclane their 'benefit&
( m m t ia l l l l; i mlilta i r% t rick mu!".
' • wi heats Bat* thi - 4:46l4asattr
efn*abireaus 0014
, ssii t : 1
therithruaglK!utt*P 3
to Vnie iiefit „ ~.. I Althur
Shields for °riff (ObegrOundt.hs, tt
tree' alretidY- filling a "Ineratlye 9l
public position.' They are laboring
under the conviction that he it, the
county Court crkr. This is an error.
Mr. Shields was the Court crier for
some time Preile4tOlgbt: - Allliid
'perlisellwt 9Overinierietieded Men
13 iniC4 o *o tlie)- 1 0 0111 9lit *nal XL
Shields promptly gaVe up 4is *bin
'the CourtroortieJnitleathe l l4 4 3th I.*, i
Voll.;'ant) With that. ,reidmetit irkettal
for.waTEl : o 'PO: 6 O ;ilm** OcArf
imperilled country. Ile' continued
there • for three years; and ) if • .the
Republican 'party . of
. peaVer eon&
ty'de.slo3'. to, show Ite. apPieelati44
of his. conduct fkali It ; 1 4*(1 ive
him its .solid .vote fer •sherift- nom:
Republicans! - in vindication of , our
sincerity and patriotism,' let. us do
.this: , John Ma.ltiott ial., fifikayer
Falls is the present crier oft Court,
and haslllled that position nee Vr•
ther Shields went into the j militat
seriilai in: 1861 : : : : . ... ..•1: • .. ":11
:'.Trispeople should:not forget' that
we have neverihad:tturreney toieett l
vertible`Mid sound its the greenhaelN
*40 1 4, 126 7 0 .re. opposed by the 06417
mats from the firstoindi that -if the
Democracy !showed we- 'shall
throWn back upen • the . ; shinplaster
and wild-cat notes - hy"Which
Mxcd and. plundered in ; every
State In the trnlom Voters I remem
ber these . facts on' ext Tuesday; and
'whenyen 6) th the polls; vote to auk
thin a party which 1i given
currency that is as: voluble in ono
state as In another. Ve 'want no
More wild-4.4tt currency. Se . say yOu
all. -"rhea vote the RePulican ticicet;
.without a single name enured.
Look out • yor Bogus Tickets.
We are satisfied that bops tickets
were punted in'this place *st We k,
to be circulated Just on the eve of the
election. Be on the look • . out for
theni, and deStroy all you - n fled,
Below is the genuine ; Itepublicati
ticket.. Con:pare your. ballot with;
this ticket before voting. If they.are
the same throughout. all "fright- • If
1.4 n, is • the least differitiee t . con
clude that some one iitryink 'to
pose on you: •
UNION REP ÜBIJCAISII',ICILET.
=lli
STATE
Govornor—JOHN W. GEARY
JUIjICIARN
Supremo Jutlgo—llonry W. Williaziip
COUNTY.
Sonata—James S. 'Blinn,
Amend.)ls—Andrew J. Buffington,
• ' Harvey J. Vankirk,
• William C. Shurloek.
SherllT—Arthur Shields.
Treasurer—Eben Allison.•
Register Recorder—Marius Singleton.
Clerk of Ceurt--John C. Hart.
Commissioner—JO:soldt Brittain.
Auditor—Wilson 11. Lukens. '
Poor House llireeterßobort Cooper.
Coroner—Daniel Corbus.
Trustees ofAcndemy—David P. Lowery,
James ht Smith,
Henry Eire.
BEAVER BOROUGII REPUBLICAN
raratnnv 311;ErtNo.—The j -Republi
can votera o(tbeßprough of Beaver
Le Court
nrnate-tr
cm.ri Ett-
Borough ticket to ho supported on
he Elth,inst. Let there bea general
urn ?nit of the Republican voters.
By ORDER.
THE Democracy are plundering
Asa Packer of his filthy lhcre at a
fearful rate. Two or three Weeks ago
the State Central committee of that
party sent twenty-five thou Sand dol
lars into the Dauphin county district
for electioneering purposes. The Re
publicans ascertahml this, and their
papers have been charging it home
on the Democracy. The latter make
no dental, and thus admit the truth
of the charge. Of cones this money
comes from the pockets of the would
be Governor of Pennsylvania. The
McMullin's of his party demanded
It, and Asa has just got.:to "shell
DEMOCRACY would repudiate the,
national debtand make every green
back, national bank note and Gov
ernment bond .Worthle,ts. ' It would
make worthiess.the last dollar of the
widow and orphan and deprive them
of board and clothing to curry favor
with unrepentant rebels.- npudia
flan is nothing more nor Jess than a
bid for rebel votes. )VbOt honest
man, what poor man, what soldier
can support such a 'ticket? The
'election of Packer would he the first
.step toward national diSgrace and
'national bankruptcy and general dis
tresS and trouble throughout the
length and. breadth of theland. Vote
for Geary. a,
Winn: lileLiter Clymer wage can
didate for Governor In IBGG, the Re-
publicans huntCd up hisrecord while
In the Senate, on the bill allowing
soldiers, who werealwut from home,
the right to vote. Mester was found
to have gone dead sot against the
Boys in Blue At the October elec..
tion of that the Boys In Blue
went dead Fet ngninst I-Ilester. To
come to the point : they laid him out.
CyrusT....pershitig, the pemeemtle
Candidate for Supreme Judge, was a
member of the Assembly at-the time
Clymer was in the Senate, and the
records show that he toe, like
. the
illustrious would have been Geyer-
nor, i;ott.4l against giving the ballot
to those who were away. lighting
their country's betties. Veterans of
tho Line! let us "go for'? the Hon.
Cyrus on next Tuesday. :Do notfail
to be in the charging minims.
TuE Democracy of Philadelphia
carried that city last October. Hew
they accomplished that feat, it Is not ;
necessary now, to explain,. This year;
the Itepublieans propose to carry
Philadelphia, and they do not intend
to resort to fraud to do itelther. The
registry law will enable there
~ to
sweep the Democrats front power In
that city, besides havings,ooo, votes
t 3 sistre on the the Stateticket. The
Union League, an that
hair accomplished a :grand work In
the past, is energeticalliat work and
the mathematients now Concede that
Geary end Williams will have 5,000
majority to leave the. Quaker city
with. This is clear, gain over last
year and should inspire the litpubli
'cans. in the western portion 'of the
State to laborliard, in oidei to .keep
paoe.with their brethreh in theeast ,
ern part of the State In the. good
work. Let us go to work. " •
PNIER
refi .
gisia
. .
'-.1 4 , Demoeintio,
.v 1 '•,though' kolimatnt
, . ent and reform,
thoit. erextravaiance.-
to - tare, even . 1
•itipublieana' have beeo..in
DoirtocratteUlllskthyrs
the readiest ttintstinpo 14 1.1 havist
for their ohjeti ektin tatil(
the people's money. In thelaktLeip
to, initeise444:tWiStgeht:fr
$1,560; and
crate voted ttre• IL- -Toc •tho
thcolteptiblfeattpattyrbed
inemtpeil in the• UlgkdAttre,+.
thcbm if theretbrd, ,ymv
'economy in public Ed:Eliiric
lour faith , luiDensociatte,
tligiaocirw oa 3iot rory
;opp i man!lyth e y , 119141 ir4 i
Y i r! NellfX Pair
. ---- -
tho giving or isdtingi,4lncigey to in;
Hamm ayo A pe i nal o re Utv444
not the Hon. Asa,tbe , t
Z
. 0
.reel ,tll° ,ffii ce ,:e .r . i i i T e.B n, .
.TegulAtlOul!. ..ft . e . iii kilowjttoe. 1
lug 4 6 /009' mil* 0..4 1 7q,,,t 4 ,,,_, , I .
ailw t4904.4.490.0:1.1 , i 4 19 4 4
is)viong anti flieipd to ipxouiiindy,
secure one vote , is it n04' 1 3',49 _WI,
WO 4 4W/ 0 g i "*4 65 1., qi ) vit eeu
ten.;thousguil ,vetili.? A.44 , ,:0pg1iA „to
be punished:4Mb° with bodho -
to 'novo in' the *atter.? ,''>) , i+-% I. $ '
. .. , ~.1.,.,.:___,L.....umg,.,.,,,a.ci • ).'. ll iirt
-Tim' dentkotiohn 'Bell bt Tenn&
. sPe' ll iiilii.nMeaNd uOic I W r .hiql) ll
0)0'1490 lii 014 t il.s . : 3ffi).4 . 494 the
civil warilir. , .Bellmuipothlsed With
' the Soul h e but gave the • rebellion )io
active latii*irt.r` : :Thtt Was' the Vic
'040p44404-*.=Asa Pticker: Wallis
supporters fn this Eitatiit held 44'44
the war; : : Governor acary's was ex
actly the- reVerse: ' :Ms ItyMpitthili
Wbt with NO' '4r4jlgiiii& - . C6Utltt'Sri
and he gave that ,couutic,llli3,',l4l - ie
support es long.as it required it. To!.
triotic citizens l' whlclinf theie ' two
men deserve, ,your, soppotAl• l 'Answer ,
with yoai. yOte On' the e*almlTnCi4iy
of October. , , . „ r ..
Won't pny his Taxes.
• E. H. Eauch 4 , 43q., ;tit°. lived at
',3l46::liChunir Tot' aaveral' ycmsnrid
immVs Asali*Kcilike.u buali.i t • chiir
acterizes him :as a very ,mean man
peeuniarily. , : Ranch says that 'Am
WON'T'l6.* 1175 110130fraff TAY,
2dr. Tacker was' . stasesSed 3,767 17
.for borough tax iu 1868, because he is
worth twenty .ndlllons, and owns
monk houses, Including • the one In
which he r6lldt, which copt
stow*. Ent he ,Woiildn't stand
such taxation, .and .to get .ahead of
the boroUghauthorltleshoprocelded
to'Philadelphia'anil • got:hlrnielf ns
sessedthere to the 'itaipuncOf :$32 po.
for all purposes. T.ti3oi totOt that,
WONT PAY• Inv oritrAwsr TAX.
' The same y'ear.l . i§atinOteF was as -
s 66( ml sP, 22 Z.
but he produced a tax receipt from
the collector of the 6th ward, Phila
delphia, for $ : 32 110; , ih full , for all
purpase4. LIP wax hiliger . a taxa
ble citixeu oftlarboa,butpf said ward
where he got himself assessed!. •
WON'T V.A.Y lIIR SCHOOT)TA.N.
Same year he cheated the BchOol
ikaird. 'Mauch Chunk . 'i)tit of his
taxes, by claiming to ho a mident of
Philadelphia. There is no.evidence,
however, to show that. he paid the
. tax.anywhere. He "tiodget!'it.:"' -
Philadelphia, and getting himself as
sma,d in- the 6th Ward, (his• name
registered at the ,lkferehants' Hotel
and his carpet liag hung up on a
hook in one of the rooms), ;Asa
Packer got clear 'of paying his poor
tax in Carbon county, amounting,
including county tax, to ;4,769,17;
How can honest men support
Packer, who refuses to bear his share
of the burdens of taxation, , and by
the 'dodge' of changing his residence
manages to cheat the borough of
Mauch. Chunk and the county of
Carbon out of their Just due?
ADDRESS
Of The Republican State Central thin
mittec. A Full Itotc is a Full Vic
tory.
.
' itOoSiE'OE rrtE COltatrrr}.~r„
1,1(1), Chestnut St., PitILVE.
. • • September 21, .18p.
2b thepeople of Penneylranlit : •
The apprerich of an, election, for
.Governor of pi:: State' and 'Judg . of
the Supreme C6urt '6.1115 upon us to
address you. That election, although
confined to State officer?, may have
au effect beyend State lunits,tpd ex-
CretiO an Important Menenee hereaf
ter on the politieS 'and destiny of the
The DemOcralic.27arly—W/al it ixLi
. ablp . , •
. Arrayed against tesi and endeavor
ing to secure your,votesfor
dates, is the sane Democratic : party
whitit was overwhelmingly repndi
ated by the people at the last l'resi
dential election. it : has chewed
none of Its principles ; . and_ ; reAmmed
none of its practices, but, hi „ea' ocliqas
to day to nil loyal men at, it has been
heretofore..
•
.Its southern wing caused the rehell.
lon, and titrove by armed, force to
rend in :twain , that glorious Union
which was cemented the hloOd of
our fathers. • . . . • •
its northern .wing. gaye all:, the
sympathy, aid and etnniort.te the
rebellion that: it dare.. by,resolittions
in Its State and NationolUoltvseetio9,
and bythe votes of Its Illetil • ueso .
our State and Nadl-W
e. lALgislantres
against , aliproposillons and ills offer
el by. loyaiinten;teutlitig to streagth
en the arm of .the National Govern
ment, in its efforts to crush the rebel
ion. • f '
That pnrtY
of four, hundred thousand millions of
dollars of the public money, and ,is
the guilty outlier of the hettyy„tiebt
that, is now : pressing:4oMA t,40. . na
tional industry - ,,, • • •• •
.itts answerable . Air, the blood .of
half a million of loYal men, sacrificed
in "the effort to crush out its 'wicked
ness, and for.the trounantid,misery
of hundreds of thousands. more.
It is responsible for the -sufferings
rind poverty,of the Wivisi: inside wid
ows and the children made , orphans
at Democratic hands. .
• • In :its . National 'Convention, the
northern wing pernaittod the south.
em rebels to dictate,. the „Salem!
Democratic platforniaratpplicy,,and
.has again tal,An to its arms the men
whose Muds are nat.' YOt: oief s .*ed
the blood of ;tonorthern.. ~
That PartYlisiti faver.of free .trade
.trade
in entrunerm noW as ,i4lien
its 't r ite President, : Dallas, gave the
casting, vote againsCAnterican Indus
try more than twenty seatatigo.;
It ravels practical, repudiation !Of
the national debt byp4 - ingoff inter
est bearing .bonds, redeemable In
gold, with irmieentable notes bearing
uo interes ,t and which train their ex
m4l would become as Wortlilesi as
.Continental , paper.
. .
The Democratic candidate*.
. It pre se nts as Its candldiiieS 'for
Governor a man thorpnghly impreg.
nated with,all these abominable
bereales, • Avh, though rich beyond
the neeeptiittes and *ante of any rea
sonable trim, evades, by shifts . end
draftees, the:payment of hbvittes,
and throws upon tho rest ofthe peo
ple of the State that Shiite of he bur-
MEE
the value of
4111., 4 la, I • V o f
...a
th e R e l A $ ,t - lit*, ' • I
' U t i
' •,
'' ,4 -.. b . Zsigla g ria 9 .
p
It stoat , y,the Governmen in the
hour - ,; • .4!,1 I t ea
. I
'....„: n ! , , ,, 'i• 1 , 11. r.'is
~ ell
, - , ie , up), rives • "t ,
o :‘,..-, r; ,•,:. - 4 6, ,•• . 7,', while
:op , . , 770 . : , , -,,0 , • d ret
I. ~.,,, I lia • , ..... v res. • r
I"Wi , IL! ,: , en ttor ,-,•:‘, l'i
'The Gov • , , , lowest, oi v ••-
l up o
upth • 1. .. ;" , -.. ;+,:"..‘,
. 0 ...I r , ol ci d u
yi 't. • ;1' `,'.l: farther a 4 an. * k , • 1
I. • voted iksehtilt for tbo =. • • •
Itgßibr • , 4 I t 4 I
DI 'l.O I • . • lo .l .
. tftllll
, , 0 3 4, , , e 1
. i l * h en. •l . , b,tilonel. -.41.g, ,
it : t . gill ~ t 11611065... te
.mule t 0 'are ,' , :of &Ousted:gal.
', ' :4 " ' '.: i" ' ' ''' ' ,4 ' l
J • Reeeasingtlieduty Of an enlrgtt;
ealitgavernment to proVide ibr • the
encoumement of the industry of the
Vett Let e in n 1 I pertioVut e t =
per labor of other coun tri es with the
labor of the American citizen. 1
Regarding the lighted faith of the
OtAteriarlEAttAktitre -bleet;idered of
obligations it has determined that
the-debt of theWaticirr, g-xPiPt whe re ,
otherwise agreed-upon, shall be paid
in gold to tholes( dollar. • '
In the national administration it
lum iT leem"g ditslr to r
tr
plo y dismittin dss o_tte _l
ders,l),y reducing the number and.
eitveseldfilie Army; ifeliviptlying
off in the first sikrnouths of its exist
ence MY inilliotts far Maki& of ithe
national debt, caused by the Democ
racy, and ?with the,prospect ..of -pay. 1
itig off live hundred millicins thereof,
daring Gmtit'sadinlnistratiod;whilst
in the State , , , Inistration under 1
the : lkll4el ,', r meet ttcteriaor
Gamy, It has • , off Ave mi llions of
donors of our{ tate lndebtedness, and
has relieved the people fionvall 'taxa-.
tion on real estate for State purKses..
Such are the torlifeiples and Acts of
the Republican party..; - „
Our Oxndidales
As the representative of those prin.-
elides we present to the people us
candidate tor 'Governor,' the states
man and patilot, Sohn IV, Chsiry.
His history is well known to you all.
WO need not repeat. it. His military
exploits are written on , the rocks' of
Cerro Gordo and the wslls of Chepul-,
teed- They and 4nocrited on the
ridges of our GettysbUrg,'on the pass
es pOyaubuteile, for of
flszaoliary %eand
above the citthtli:cif-libokout Moun
tain. He rendered, service. in sixty
battles, received four wounds, and
lust ltis oldMt, titagit"Refg , pf
tds country: 2 ,se ift; heeillotreely
less d istimuistax!„.l.tm statestmin, and
to' his Intelligence, rukk i :fltss we
are indelted 'fen the : roventlon of
hasty and unwise,' and ,unponstitu
timid legisiation,andfor thepurilsh
ment of murderers whom ales firm
Executive WeldebttVo:4loWed, to
In Judge INTUllan*We PAS* et en
able and • , liske*jurltit;.who
has Eat A..-.
by the SuPrenter,Cotirt;' ye been
recognized by that tribunal as being
sound law; and expressed hi a manner
worthy of its high ,conUnendatibn.
In his hands the nghts or the people
will be secure. , ,•'.; •
,
' What iiireteclot i patitiotl:
Tim election
.of those two, men will
be of vital importauce to the people.
It will destroy the sham pretentious
and prefts.sions of the Democratic
party alwYs arrogant and never fill
filled. It will establish the prospori
' tv of the people on an enduring basis.
\\e expect eVUty friend of genuine
Republicanism to go to the polls and
vote-for Oliettry',and.,Williatuag /Do
not wait for your neighbor. Doltot
letapathetle indifference render you
careless in the exercise of what is snit
a mere privilege but a duty Re
member, that the election of * Geary'
will give us an honest administration
of State allitirs, whilst the election of
a man who evades the payment of
hiktuxes would
.. 4e -to be the
advent to: pciviek .of , men.
Remember, too, that the present elec.
tiontmay hays un important beating
on the next Presidential elebtion, and
if Pennsylvania should* now fall Into
:the-hail& of nit effete emit; 7.4prOpt
"Dentoeritcy, it my - throw the tt&t
National administration into the
power of rebels, - free traders, and
repudiators. A full Republican vote
is a Mull Republican victory. Let
every pittriot do his duty and all will
be well.
JOIIN COVODE. •
Chaintion of ReptiblirzfiStitt6,(An
tral Corm) ittee.
WASIIIINGTON COUIiIESPIINDIENCE.
• t • „,
C., '69.
Ream of Office Seekers—PeesidSni
And..ilitarnes4Ge4.-IVarFf Fair
home 'To' Vide—General
Land Office— i'Vegro amp .Ifeet
ing—Palent offiee.
RETURN OF OFFPCP. SEEKERS.
'Since thellenuti oftlie Presideht
and his.Cabibut after,their. long holi
day, strangers and old familiar faces
begin to baiednoti Penna. Avenue.
Their missions hither, when seen re
pairing to the\Vhite House or the
different Departni9nl,sj t t tip e , Curly
part of the day, though varying tin
parlfuturaldiuten, alv i couitnoli
nut) '+ t i&dlk Juntlerrtbod. Alugh
submissively penitent When culling
upon tlio.Rbeit 011iplay, they at
their hotel or on, the streets, try to
assume an air of Independence. •
• Such is thepressure for public office
hardly a Government Office holder
in the land, however snugly he. may
be ensconced, is mfe in naming
self that he wlil retain his position
long. There are too many for the
good of themselves imd the Govern.
,
ment at this time hayingclafms upon
.` l lJucle Sam."
There 14 an thdte
will be ronny.changes in the Internal
Itevenueservice very soon. Itseems
that many of thoOflici4elretS; - hiNie
at their respective homes been Oa
ing themselves useful during the
past few tpOeksiti ftifiting
practiced upon the government
CorruniestOtterDelanci is 'ln dailyi
recelpt'of tunterotts'itptithrof fraud
ulent income's.- ' •
THE PRESTivaii: AND ' ATTonNEY
. ozszukt,. !, 4
wereelosted together 419
tune yesterday, xv.hich wi
giyo e rise to anothei wHd
concerning the future pot
g ov CP4 i3 gnt - : At! **f t: .
arrop,. . The
repreiented here, and In i
much anxiety and lute
ited thclr,betudfi c ' I
• El* 41.11: um tif
France tornake n big .1
I* '
()rent "Whlllto
- w o .• :
The urealfWol.
:1;4;16 4.We/bow*
ittgeObiWiiVtice=
4 P/Tiritl#ll .3 ?:Pi'Veoti.
I *r 01l I:butClioi ima -1 6*
1404;114iilt*WitOt
tfitlfOittion, did the - pea:
plc bin it 410.1klim:upp, a owing
such a lati; tior fa ct ei
seem to have been a dueappreciation
by ourpfebians of its importance, and
the benefits Washington would de=
rivellittliiititiehigholditere:. They
have always been used to excitement
4i4;n4 . 4 ll X.Wetrriclqttict4 l 7le,L.M.Pi
with its ,Arardes at • different times
during our late struggle, and the In=
'auguration of a Prelidentevery four
years, (especially Lincolin's first, and
.9199: a A r lars i ina w fr 11-tIA, einiu have
Drought morepeo"pw ere t e a d
„veil per fety3ted for few day ' s !. and
tluiinithOphi44 l 4o'in
bub and 4Matrilan.
Those out pourings came upon
them -unsolicited, and conselnentlY
without their; thanks. They have
beeo.disposed•tO.Aaracterise. the of
feet the World!wPair hem, so far aS
relates to their prcisperity, t as no
greater perhaps than "the Grand Re:
view of the Armies" in 1865, or the
;IttitiintietcoMinito
understand ~that ,an International
ExpositkmOfille.weriti of Art. and .
Industrypf all Nations of the Earth,
will of tto lf:Mtilione'frem the
different parts of the World, and It is
.atfair,,- rrimAhs,, iNt4layti, the
peopleard arausedTatuta-call Amon
Washingtonians for • the necessary
Means to insinvithe holding of 'it ut
the Federal . ,Capitnl, will receive a
siOiittitSJotis , '
4
The letter read to .themeOting last
.eight, which was not acted upon, of
Mr. Usher, one Of the Commissiotiers
setit`by,ldatteehnietts,tothelate Par-,
Exposition, relaive. to the defer
•ing the holding of the Exposition in
Washington till 1876, is being talked
.over to day. The distance 'away,
'seven years in this Luse, does not.
lend an enchanting view, andj
hbw
ever much Mr. Usher's opinion may
be resmted.in other matters, that of
defertinetlidifair *I 18761 s equivo
lent Man ' indefinite, postponement;
its Much so,as though he merit in its,
itead, the next genemtiOn. -
• • oortva 1103LE:T0 VOTE.
Both Pennsylvan4and Ohio State
Associations, have been busy for the.
past feurday 'enrolling the namesof
- CleitqlWarelitiwilVely 'ln :Mile°
,States, who dOrci togo home to vote.
'rho As3ociatiottllutve made arrange
ments for half f?re tickets. The Secre
tary of the Ohio.A.ssociation informs
'me that over two 'hundred clerks
from this Statelmvealready reported
for "home
. 001 0 and many
More are expeegik: be heard from.
If this be a fact: that Ohio is repro
heated. in the 'Department by even
two hundred clerks, I 'fear that some'
I t, E . (VIM . nor
J:44W 14 MI °like,
:heti tijiiptirithiiliitufaii of
.usn i ern
ii'.:4 . : oliAilliiioaal awn
.lo,i, --sobo., . . 7,74l=t:':er..op; dots
~
matirteing,atil.ag
-4 Aid
Or
.„ ,tftVelltrAgond tune
..._,_ii.rit4frif!reiacrc4.3:::it:long
ant ..27 - 6a - Tis . . -- iii:;,:aii boggier-
Mg a in trout stream extends
thlirg:iiiii th tiltiltol .1 I thtipriun
liiiiii on Miller :f4'..irl'6,' stiff ' l Oidl i d or"
lest+co l 4, l 4:- 1 / 6 0 . .N0101,-11 open,
oral ricrerea, willf4iiie" 14:3 nn the
tiftheillateeCe6k hatfoth die s`cirela
liaii.l. itixrctritint.- -'The scope'
-fri)4n tfip-ridn to the.;miiv!-Is. vow
-40,. ltiiith"at iii . rieltireeitin tionio.Pliiccs
':4o4sls*tithl.' The hills east and
west of the valley; consist of decom
pc,sed.Conglomerate, rock, in'which
:Mild letlges oteur, - , -All
,tlit streams
on the tract sink ,!:,r disappear; and
rise again at
. .inter..als, -,Burnt dis
trictmato fnanucut il.this section, and
a ruinallar,6l, tracts two ItCPOrhil; cow
ered with a fine growth of young
pine. • )
NEGRO CAMP MEETING,
'din*. Meetings, tat
everwere held, the ono. tbow,in pro
tlifi City, under the hospices
of the Afrimo, 31ethodist Episcopal
Zion Church,the'energy of its de
votees and copious outpouring of the
siircTi3, ll :aiiitWir &Ls .Wi'eSiLetWod,
if ever eitualed. For several weeks
the . grand'affnir titte'beett arrryti on
in a grove' near, Glenwood • Ceme- .
try.. Nearly all the colored. people
of the city, one would think, have
ttdteh 4 40 tlkir 'thode;dat lite , "reeds
in tents, and without, tents. Not a
few white people,nh tt ell itS all shades
of.. colored .brethern. may ..be seen
shouting aud.prayinglogether. The
number is SoinetimiN as large as 15-
00uoeteerI.n.Trtlr.the' time, day
untairglit; as ninny its - 'BOOl3 present.
truppe, AnAfiv7
k emellraZio"fhitiemoetillgs Avtth
her be.m,who len working member,
her collnati OPeiritien4,,heing over
for ilia day; much to' the' 'disgust of
the helped individual, who Aleciares
that. Rose stays out Overy l night until
12 Wefeek shouting and praying, and
In that coutlitiou, of tweltetnent, she
entirely exhausts all her energies, so
that elle goeS to nieeP a 'dome times
In the duy,,overthe store, the wash
tub and the baby's wagon: It is all
theintneWhetever Work-. ehe is put I
to. She e.iniiid" YKreSibly keep her
eyes open. .1 .
But Rose is a good girl, and the
lady trkei to have pritietion :with her
&mantel:l# she sends .her home the
poor gf rl can never be allotvecl to go
to uft*tingar IciatlD,berlomv•_lli,er
mothec tea tight Catholicomd thmst
eusthatishe will ' ULAN) yciung man.
Hits 43T Ta,ko4%kro old lomau
eat f svittless(gln S•oult etf tfmt, ar
feller.dies. ,Vll bar Witty:ll3 shun,'?
'Who Cara leyer doidel4aiiVl Jest as
ltillle . • r
Yer better kill Rose had n 't yer 'at
onet. It's her fault. Tell Me mon
tut-tatir to
ever siiicithat? Thollbla never said
etch a loathing; never, ,
that's tltti'rooiodfidl " evil. slay ': fool
can see that , !!!..Thelierelicu'et 'Such
st sentiment (Mtn this colored - 10 a or
creation, 'nazi only t>eproperly apple:
elated.w,tten.tt is considered tliitt his
wfre'selOrts the whole famiiy,,and
has done so for years with het wnshi
frisoute
no doubt
-** alltha
• of• oar
tb Vubi r an
are well
• acorn
Ls exidb-
land and
out of a
4, as is always
O'er tpethellig
,
am
Jrd :undidrchll4
t3he has borne and_ mused eleven
etsjidren, and nearly • almayrr, her
honse o hold.and laundry' labor, keeps
her at 'work until midalght, ong af
"thrtrerfetillMiniti7iiihiltrdtttartiThr
perhaps Ofwttleti4l . ollo- evil," or
elfin i lkat
,InOrpie` estisloves me: o
441
thfiuthiTn A quia!" says ' the' entlfnlie
roTtls only deviltry." Devil
try i" noirthe good lord, orgive ye
t is.
The colored hrothermay be parti
ally right. There May be Bola of
the seeds of pure religion ;In these
popular gxcltements, but it is surely
mixed up with a givatllN of chaff.
, _ 1
Of the numbertof patents issue((
froth the U. S. Patent . °Mee during
the week endlip4 Tuedday,Sept. 21st,
30 were gran to citizens of yoUr
State. Tv
Nearly all the Patentoflice Clerks,
have Wn on 'leaves of absence to
their. restseetive homes, have return
0Z,',"14 4a /fag frail 410'114:Asp('
number ler patents,
ff/aPap'Air* , a PYPIY 1 9 -1 !; 11 4' Old
'eleplakeWfditringtluiAltaisd . On
ter months, The Chief, Clerk, Mr.
Grlnimell,now im a anion visit to Isis
native State Mita3:, , 4B expcvled to re
turn won..
- I ` ,Weser- IX C. Sept. 3U, 109.
Although the gay season in Was:h-
Ingten- has not, yet commenced, its
neartiPproach seems to cast its charms
before., .The , National Theatre has
agiain Oixn&l dad diaMt geed' hOoses.
Ita able managers insure, us the,en
. en
gagement of "an A. No. 1, company"
14
for the season. Gentlemen otlei*i " ,
fat and ; fair from their long hollt . L -e y
among the northern hills and I: es,
pegianing-tatuake their appear
tnion,'tind soon ayiihailaiwanguenee
mentof Cold wcaquitTortlaltgooilly
'number of the iketiiaopg the
. . 7 .
pleasure seeker% the - Varipus
Summer resorts, will ,pt,seen at the
National Capito4:l , : . ',. .: 3 . .. 1..r.:-,...!
. - rrNpAiiifto!'''' -4711 ;
, soine ' tOeilty fii*ASl . . 4) , ..deed
Finlanders are ntstp:A '',
. - . I *cl
ri*
netwithstanding 7- _
'-'4,;,,,:g
~people here ibatn Witake , 4 :be
their peesenee.friftp.. 1.4'4 , 4 . d
attracts - more thirpki J: :, - , : f. .at
,the Natlontil :010 ''i ''......:, : . :ited
the Agricultural :.. ,:.,. ~ . --'lll,fier
day tinder a gillffe;' - atide - shown
through the 'Museum and the numer
ous objects of interest, therein ex
plained to them by Prof. filmier,
through au interpreter, which excited
in then) a lively interest, and led them
to talk fnvly upon the subject of itu
igration to this country from Rus.sria,
and Particularly from the extreme
northern divisions of Russia, of which
their country is one'.
If our Government should improve
our now friendly relations with 11.us
sia, by offering to her people induce
tricnts to settle here, tens of thousands
yearly, would flock to our North-
Weitern States and Territories. The
i, , ,•. ', . air. II alpha.," '• -
OW OW 'COM .., , IV yo er peep 0
have yet imigrated 'to this country.
CLERKS
The clerk in the Treasury Depart
inent still continue howling against
Assistent Secretury Richardson, .for
the adoption of the docking system,
and declaring through their little or
gan, The Morning * News, that it
abusive, not dignified, and uneonsti
luttonat; That it wilt deteriorate the
*efficiency or the clericarserVice, and
lower the independence of intellectu
al attainments. Not one word do
they note in behalf of the mechanic
who is working for the same Govern
meat a third more hours for less pay,
nor the "lahoker" whose .servict. are
equally important to the advance
ment of human progress, and whose
pay is even muchle's.s than that Of the
mechanic. No, not one word for
any , oue but their own individual
•04. Their •VTlit4i*disalikar when
put in competition with their inter
ests, as Rivers base themselves in the
Ocean.
Mechanics and Laborers employed
by the Government havealways been
subjecti of - this docking system, or in
other words, have been paid only , for
the number of hours they have actu
ally worked, and in many instances
wheh 'their work is not under shelter,
they have been obliged to lose those
(laws the ,weather precluded-working
But the arks 'hare naturally dues
tioned the propriety of docking the
Clerks, and allowing the Heads of
Departments to be absent from their
Others—and often from the eity—un
doehetl; but have neglected to dis
criminate between the services of
those high: cacti& and the clerks un
der them, or rather between revolt
etlre and labor which is titre
t4l upon the heads in every bureau, •
and the simple mechanical labor of
the clerk:.
In respect to docking secretary
Richardson * now aliment attending to
hiS jitdiciat dntles - i'n-hisown State,
for which he receives pay, there would
be semblancs) of justice 19_14 4 1f In`
had not grin° off on a reguitrFive or
absence, such as is granted to every
Inploye In the different'depart tnents,
and for which no reduction of pay is
made in any case.
No one need to envy the Heads of
any of •the Departments, as fitr as
their labors aro concerned.—Their
114:51eliy, pvtui. when
not in'the office all'the time from 1)
a. m. till 3 p. m. each day, never end
so long as they remain responsible for
the ttithfni dgehaige of the duties of
each clerkiMder them. • In conversa
tion With' the Head of an important
:Bureau a few days. since, whose hag
geru einniteetince bespoke the result
of a debilitated constitution, I Inter
',fogat.44 hit'n as' to his health. :He
told me that ha formerly weighed 160:
lbs,but labor and anxiety had reduced
him to lbs., and that many a night
, son great were his'ollicial
had remained at work till nearly
morning hefore, going home 'to his
•
faintly. ;
Many of the clerks are, agrieved
over the idea that they were sullied
ito+ia rigid a ehatechlsm regarding
akar fartlifiinee, • age; • w hot her mar=
ried or single; over in the U. S. ser
iilee,.or in itny fray aided thelYnion
eaust,k4Urtiltiha.rab,9lll(T) etc I say
many - of tnern are - swab - VW, because
I know that there are many In the
Departments now, as there have at-
T e R P
Y
ATI
ud
, the for
m too) lint
minorlkb Government oitteeti at
tea of ,200 to $11 . 400; who were
iseVer in army, and hais no one
depending on them for anpiori. There
are in of** whose•knrallis•
IoYAIVii 10g-15W thtiPetlOrlivo
e9ough=would have-placed them in
'"' • '
Tho Seektiany4its Inside a good
common it ho will only curry
out his preirittifile. - venture to say
—and I am .acquainted with a good
many of them—that there cannot be
found satagoixt and %Mittel clerk In
the 'Trehgury ' 'DiiallWent; • Wham)
claims upott Uncle Sam far retention
in office la good, that objected to an
sweripg every, question In Secretary
RiehariLson's blank catechism:
REVIVAL OF RELIGION:
Every day almost, furnishes some
new'ekample of the good being' ac
complished, by theiss revival meet-,
in g s, under Ow:auspices of the
"Young Men's Christian Associa
tion." Men who have been forymni
sunk In the deepest degradation,
hardened in crime themselves, and
making their /ivingby lending others
astray, men winim no other influence
could have arrested In the down
ward course, stand up and cenfess
their. sins, speak of their past life
with lonthing nintabhorrence, .and
vow with the help of God to live
henceforth a life devoted to his ser
vice,, and the &Nod .of their fellow
men. One of the recent conversions
it is said, is that of Air. Clark Mills,
a Sculptor of some reputation, the
same with whom Miss Vinnie Ream
studied her art a fewyears ago. Mr.
Mills has all his life • been a Sceptic.
A phrenologist who examined his
head at onot time, it is said, assured
bim that he never - coda believe*
the mysteries of religion on acconnt
of the great lack of the religious ele
ment in his brain, Mr. Mills hap
pened to paei by an Open' Ail-Meet
ing one evening, was arrested by the
burning eager words of a young con
vert. He listened, and came again
and again, could not sthy away from
the% and finally was able to an
nounce his complete enfranehismen
from the Scepticism . which had est?
thalled him,'and has resolved to de
vote himself henceforth to the service
of God. ,
TILE GEN ERAL 7..11L' OFFICE.
The General Land (Mee has just
received advice-3 froni the Surveyor
General at Denver, Colorado, show
ing that that office has let a contract
for •' the survey of ten additional
townships in the eask;rn part of Col
orado, in the 'valley of the South
Fork of the Platte, covering an ag
grezde area of two hundred and
twenty - nine nomad four hundred
acres. These lands are chiefly 'valu
able for agricultural purpckses., being
rolling and level lirairie wit Ivrich
soil. Thee surveys are rendered
necessary by the increasing demands
61emigration to that part of the Ter
ritory. Thu Office has also jus re
ceived advices from, the Sun. :or
General at •Plattsmoutli, 'Nebr. la,
showing the completion of the ur
vey - of ten additional, townships; n
the South branch of Louk River, u
an affluent of the Platte in Dam,: n
and Buffalo counties, embracing an
line of the 'Union Pacific mllroads.
Also the Commissioner has trans
mitted to the Surveyor General, at
San Fruncisco, Cal., for delivery to
the parties entitled) to patents for
old Mexican titles lii that State, em
bracing nearly . 10,01)0 acre , . C.
TIFF: Demeentcy, to i.e consistent
in their demand for reform should
Cordially support President Grant
and Governor litatry. Grant, in the
flrA four•monthn of his tultatnistra=
tion, has reduced tire' National debt
over forty-nine milliOns ; Geary,dur
ing his term of office has reduced the
State dept more than seven millions.
If retrenehment,then,is the objective
point of the Democratic party, they
ought to go for Ocary in the present
canipaig,n to a man.
New ildrertisements.
OTICE I I PARTITION.—In 11.. Or.
11 Or' Court of Ileaver county. In the mat•
ter or the l•artit! o n of the teal e.t3te of 31Argaret
Ankeny. deeezved. 1 Lie of :mid county :
To the hell, and legal repre,ciltaily.., of said
doc,..ea. 1,, : Ifonry Ankeny. Alexander M.
Ankeny. Frenklin Arruerong, 1,11,11.1 V. Arm-
Atroti;.... children of liabella Annttruog,
John I.:n2ligh, santnel Et.:ll.lk. Matthew P. Eng.-
children ofhaluuel and Marl:aret E. ETlZiigh,
Ara WWI: and 1111 other) interratcd ; Tako Notice
that an Inquest to make partition or Initiation of
(ho real Wale of clad deemed. bituate In the
borough of Litidvtcater. Bower conch. Penn . ,.
trill he held on the oremi,,, on MON iIAY TIIE .
I , IIIST DAY OF s OVEMBER I , n. at 9 o'clock.
a. m., nt which time and fdlett Ton may attend if
yon think proper. M. TITTE LI.. She'd'.
Shelro Mice,. Beaver Co., Pa. 0(1..1, 154:9.—.1w
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NEW E. 'JULY GILOCEEN -
•
PROVISION STORE!
Ttr)eltes - ter,
By COE dc DARRAGH
WHEICE MAY BE FoCND
Fant'lly Grocerf ei and PrOVi.l,lll., Fish, Flout
tt . nee.e. Bolter. lord. Flacon. OIL Pure l'itta
Syrup.. 11olue,,em s Snit. Tea,
Coffer, Suzan , . Chicken., 'rob:we.%
(..Itt:lN.t,:ucetnin ant, Willow. are,
IVtiollen-ware, nit t•verythlut:
In their Ilne.nnd they finite
I ' s rtrirt Ittcatlon to
In:•loe+. to
merit a
.LlllltltAl. SUARE •rnc pxrnwiAoz.
N.B.—All kind. or conntry Prodnce taken at
the marktt price.
fIARRAGII
I:"clie.ter 60. igt. 1,117--ArlcrfG7:l.r.
MEYRAIT - 84 - SIEDLE,
Succes4,lrs to
REINEMAN. MEYRAN & SIEDLE;
No. .1 . 2, Filth Arentle,
G81(1
and kk.alers in
VINE JEWELRY,
wATcHs,inAmoNns
SILVER AND PLATED WADE.
Agency for all lite lactt.f. makes (4
A.MCriCan Watches
SETII THOMAS' CLOCKS.
1 •
All kinds of watchos carcfnlly= repniiul
L ind gooranteetl. rmosl3;ly
• nnot answer. thew
y tothennelves
overnment There
=:=
Fall OpeninglB69
BENCE'B,
DRY - GOODS
MILLINERY
'1•.t1,1 M NE I S,
Cheaper • than Evcq
arrangements with the leadin::
Jobbing Houses, and having
supe i cor facilities for obtaininr
the nrst Stylish as well astlu•
Cheapest Goods in the 3farket.
Thanking my many frend.
and customers for their 0L.,,t
liberal paironage we will, thi.
fall, make extraoginary ex,•r
tions to have
Tile night iLizi l t of c;a4,d. at
‘xl.l
Of all the Late:4t
Cheapest W.,k4)leEiale Prices
WE HAVE THE LARGEST
Millinery Good, -J
Dry - Goods•
DRBSS-G:Ons i
BEAFT/ P.%.TTERNS. t K 1:
lial
AT A SHILLING PER YAM)!
SII.IVES.
SHAWLS,
SHAWLS
FLANNFJ.S,
isl33i.rts
O Eit 3er s
PITTSI3PIUM, Pa
linndkerchlefis and Collar!.
A LARGE ASSOIIT3IENTOI
verything In our Line:
GIVE US AN EMILY CALI
AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
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MEIFIA. V P.A.
zycerzoms
,Bzc., acc.
Havitig established busine,
The Right Kind of Prices.
'AT:BIB:DM% -I
i
a301111%- , xztii ;) .BL)
T . LIE
And Pant Scicctc,l Stock of
IN - BEAVER CoUN-h
FALL AND WASTED
CHEAp
o.A.Lice
FLANNELS,
PLA.NNELS
YAWNS
. YARNS
A I.liN,
SEW
SEM
NEW AND STYLISH
J. H. BENCE.