a inbrhi lYceiijaii. kiieasuuiic;, pa. Satceuay Mohxino, : Makch 4, 1871. Tlie San Domingo Job, We havo read Eeveral letters, written by various newspaper correspondents from New Yiuk, who sailed in the Tennessee with the three San Domingo Commissioners. They all coucur in the admiration of the great fcrtili ty of Dominica, which U equally true of all the West India iclauds, but all equally agree The Unr on the f3al!ot-Uax. The election enforcement bill, better known as tho '"Bayonet Election Law," Las passed both branches of Congress and of courso will be isigued by Grant, as he has shown heretofore that he is a mere pliant instrument to register the decrees of a fanat ical and corrupt Congress. It is. in all its uapaialleled and monstrous provisions, a huge and alaimiug stride towards the cen- '1 lie Value of a Hoop SUIi 1. 1liri!linc AIvrnt(r on Lnko "linm rljiu itreaUiiiw A'tro the ice Cwo Miles from Shoif-iicuiarUuble Hero ism oi u. Vomif I-Jiily. . An incident so romantic and nnnsnal, and with a denouement so pleasing.occurred near Plattsburg, N. Y., one day recently, that the particulars are worth relating. Lake Cham plain, on which I'lattsburg is situated, is one of tho most beautiful sheets of water probably in America, aud Cumber- where oce of the must brilliant b.,,.1 Ttv. trahzition of all power over the ballot-box j naVilj engagements of the war of 1814 was in the hands of the general government. It fought and won bv Commodore McD-iuough is an unexampled instance of Congressional j of the American fleet, agniust the British licet untier onmiMiure iuic, iuiubum ISews and 1'olilical Stems. usurpation of what, since the very organiza- one of the grandest skating parks or ponds one would wish to see. It is the favorite resort of young lajies and gentlemen of this vicinity on moonlight evenings. One even ing a short time since a young lady and gen tleman of this village, who had frequently been skating on the bay before, went out ou tho bay, but believinc in the old axiom '.lirt -ir.l .,-,.k i?l.:r'o V'l.-Mf-Ttf II 1 tl 1 1 ! i t i 'A I . .. . . . l i I 1 li till li v " . 1 1 v i ..... i -i .. . . . , men now ruling the country, are , r. ..... , . i,-,,i (;. 1 1 f .1 1 t I Allcr MOllIi: lOI AOIIIC 10.HG nw.i v.v. w l"c -m-.-isuw graL;uaiiy uUt surely stealing ami nicnin, ct May. It is safe to say, in view oi tno ; , icners, a aeuaiur irom xviaryianu, saw in project of annexing the disputed dominion j Cj, l?osItiotl to this highnded cf Dacz to tin?, "the greatest, the freest and i it.cisIatioiJ. bi .,,.. to be entitled "An xnost glomus country on the face of God's i io jrtreltt tiejrce ami intelligent voters of uthr fancy u.-uics, only known to tha ai footstool." to us the emphatic language of ! United Stales from exercising the right of complished skaters when suddenly the ic benatur v. Haoa, ot ilassachuitits, has, ior the present, and we earnestly hope for all future time, gone, to use the peculiarly class ical r.Lraie cf Jim Fuk. on a mtmcralle ! x occasion, "where the woodbine twineth." as to the lazy and woithless character of the j tJo:j of tLe government, has been by cotn- mhabitants, who acknowledge Bac-z as their j mQQ consent regarded as one of the plainly President. May tha kind fates save this exi)rf.ssej and S0tmuIy reserved rights of country, now and forever, from having in- j the severaj States. It was so pronounced corporated into the body politic these igno- j aD(J tiuctiy recognized in one of the reso rant and degraded aborigines of the tropics, j nt-l0ha adopted by the Chicago Convention It is now said that the Commissioners will j jQ 18C8 wkeu Grant was nominated for the that "Two is company." went to an unfre not leave San Domingo until some lime in I lresi.jenCY. ; quented part, where they could enjoy the . . .i r . 1 : April. ll:tir report cannoi, inereiore, ub rpnQ shore, the geuiieinan proposed that they go away the sacred and constitutional rights cf out further where the ice was smoother, to i-xtended s.j.-nrn of the Cvmmissiouers in : stat 3 we;, a3 of lhe peopie As jjr j which shu enseuted. and they ventured out ( riiut'i niotStrrn 1'diaaiso. that the liisane , . r ii,...t, i au-jiu ivvo nniea. iimc mzy r.-uu cue ' i i'k i L ii r i iti ir hi . m i i - ... .w - j - :M ...nftrn ivif.i !i?iiin. nni tlie ft 11 1 ft;il;ll i was procetulng to d; the grapevine, forward j iii I 11 - ..M. ......... anu pacKwaru roil, logeiner ;tu numy ac- icc ;tve way ber.ealh him, and in a moment he found Limself struggling in tlie water, and unable to extricate himself, the ice breaking as f.i.-t as ho at temp tad to raise himself on its ed;e. Tiu young lady, true to hfrr wo- m.nly instincts, began to scream at the top i - i ... ,.. 1. .1 Yet the Commissioners and their Secreta.ies. Iirialu extract : 'VT , V , V ' h ' . ' ' e r Z r I 1 ' sought had taKen tneiit oeyonu tlie tiearing in true imitation of the style and habits ot a The proptietle soul of tb Preaideat alreadv f a v,,, Cull!d have been of service to genuine lilijih Pogram, proceeded, on their j diseerus ihe liing resemblance of our nascent ; tl0rn- je hought her to go to the shore l i t x.t i empire to that which King William and l!is- j , i .. . , T. - ; i..,r. '!' nr, ornvi ,i mal( KrieffhcK f r tha Iliimiuicaiis. f . .... . . . ' jinii endeavor to Piocuie assistance. locn . " ... ' n , i r . - L" 'ii. t.li I im.r t . r f.. ttA l...rrtw.T.U t ..... u . v u nii'a ill . u.j ii. i.' . . . i .11 vi v. " i 1 1 1 ii 1 1 , i not one cf whom understood a single word,; anil very soon, if ihe 'e.p!e continue power in ,.f W t1,B .np.Ur;. Hph. Siof-1 ex. i the hands that wild it now, the resemblance Lent began this year on Washington's biithday, aud will end ou the anniversary of Lee's surrender. Objects seventy-two feet long can be distinctly seen on the surface of the moon by the great telescope of the Earl of Rosse. The largext Talley in the world is the MUsissippt. It contains 5CO.O0O square miles, and is one of tho most fertile regions of the globe. Iltnry D. C ke the well known banker of Washington City, has bn nominated Governor of the District of Columbia by President G ant. The son of John Y. M.vson, of Virginia, was a siib-l:eutcnant in the army of Frai.ee. In recent battles he was wounded four times, and is now a captain. A tanner at West Uuion. Iowa, left his team under a tree while he cut it down. He would have ei joyed the walk home better, had it not beeu so muddy. In the Republican county convention held ia West Chester last week, one of the delegates fiom the south precinct of West Cheer, Daniel ioung, was a negro About half-past eight o'clock, on Sun- j day morning last, an attempt was made to j murder a Miss Cain, aged about tweuty ! yars. by smothering her while the iay m bed, by hr mother and brother Abraham, at their residn"e in Hope stieet. above Gi rard avenue, Philadelphia. The reason given is that Miss Cain, who is a Jewess, keeps company with a Christian gentleman. The young lady was seriously injured Abraham and his mother have been an ested. j When the Tennessee was f ur days' at ' sea, and her rather slow progress had become ; a sul ject of remark, it was discovered that ; her steam and sail were working in opp site '; directions. That is to say. her sails were j propelling the ship towards Santo D miing'S j while her steam-power was working towards i homo. As it was, however, the sails beat j the steam about one-haTf of a mile a day. j She was originally constructed for speed, but j was Porterized ai.d became a thing of Leautv only. j tir iK II t VK V fc ItlKMO South 1 Hlreel. IMilluclpI liiiHt 3 u'cUck M., l tl- L". s. e's of 'fci 'tr tx, 'tr. "t;r, new . '(j7, '0. " .Vs. 10-tOV .- - I", i. no Vi-ar (i per cent. Cy.,- Couip. Int. Notes, Cold tn"on 'lVoYti- KiK. lst M.ii'nd f'tritial I'ik itie 14- L'n'n 1'ucitic I-uud tir nt 11 ntl 1121-. 111:. 111?. 110'. no7, ins, iii'. in jt.O wjSAVE 3l0t I 114 in-; hp; in?. mv 1 L. OAtji m A VFCFTASt SICILIAN ZitrXi& li -Vl IV. r he liasis of its remedial p replies is a vcge ta1'! oiriTt)im'l. 4,4 ' .... tt 4 a r rr' x lTC A t- - Ta P 1 1 rr - . ? c v A M A mml,im7 f 17 1 1 1 1 V f . 'i ) I A 1 11. XX Vl'HI'-l 0 l 1 l j.- w,.. t - . v ; ivi-. .---- -- - f.,lli .. ;'l..tf,oo ,r It will K( 1 I lie nan 11.... "'u-ii. noise, wi.icli no tine can exactly i.iusirmu oi i t he st-alo. and un describe, was heard by a number of persons i ,istnti. nl silken. It is n spjcnoi'i n;iir ur iui. e.Le hair soft, all mm j LADIES' DHESS G3-5 : Ready-Made 6L0TE , Hats, Caps, E::t; iCLOTHS.CASSIMt: j SATIS LT'l ! - irir - .... , e . c?.. . .1 ; : i rt i i i iTft i nat .t i i w n i mv evei . tj...-T -- - --I'.mr n,:,rri,d won.n of Podbizka. in ! I ... :.. .. . . ! " I It. P. H ALL A: CO., usnua, .-roprioior. v - . - - - i iiiiiUL b i u : tut k. i i c iXL IjU" in: v v i t i "i t exercising siijf'rage.'" When the till was before the House, Judge Woodward, of this State, made a powerful. but of course unsuccessful, argument against it, from which we take the following appro- nt' IhA tun niT iiro uill I r.i'f, i.f cn T ! ! , -i i T O perimeuted in pure German to his half-naked j lhat commoil anil uniuspired xcu wiU not only audience, and, as he confessed, might just as i see but will leel what ihe President '..:.;'.s i:i ihe oi . ii -. . .i : i . .., ,. -i 1'u t ure, the b!e.iiiL,s of a ndhtarv dcsnotiain. well have talketi to them in the musicai ulJ . . ' . . " - ,' ; All our legislation points this way. 1 he bill sweet-stuoding language i f tho Choctaw or j 11JW before us is one of the stej.s in this liown Chtiokee Indians. Dr. Howe, of Boston, j ward road. It would be more manly and fair , , , - . .., . . , ,. I if it bore its real purpose upon its frontlets. husband and seivant of the il.iutnous Ju.ta WLy not call it a bill to destroy the State right Ward Howe, tf glorious female suO'i age j of regulating suffrage ? Or. a bill to prevent memorv. also made a spread eagle speech. i wuile wcu from voting ? Or. a bill to con- "". . tiuue the Kepubhean partv in power : liv In his excited view Dommica is a perfect ciirjsleu t wjti, the "rim sarcasm of a "bill to an id'-'u came into her head and she imme diatwiy put it in execution. She first took otl her jacket and dress, nnd tying them together unueitook to reach him v ith one cud ; but it was too short, as tho yielding ica warned her when she moved toward h'un and endeavored to throw him one end. What more cou'.d aha do? She hesitated a moment; then, slipping of! her gaiters, both stockings were soon tied to the end of tlie dress and jacket, and yet it was too short. Meantime, the young man was rapidly becoming exhausted, and if shr was to save him a) time was to be lost. For a Arcadia, where everything is lovely and of i enforce the riyht t voting?" It is uot my moment her hands disappeared in the dra Il,u. i ib follow-in ex,r-M-t i purpose to analyze the detail of the bill. Thu ' .,... allUut her waist, and then someth.n- Jlr hijh from the repotted sf etch of Dr. r OIie before uio. The elleet of it will be to j Howe to the sans culottes of San Domingo! take the control of the eleoiions out ot the. . ( j ; hands of Slate ofiicers, acting under State law , tuy j and deliver ic ovtri to ii-respuimible Federal , 1 Cr;d myself in dt!ger of having my rea- I upei visors, who ura armed with the power of j son carried away by my senses. All my senses , the posse cuioilati.s ; of the army and navy ; i Kie, as it were, subjugated by my surroundiugs. J of intents without warrant ; ot challenging; I find the most beautiful island that I have j voters, inspecting ballots and stipei-vi-dnc re ' ever seen. The balmy atmosphere, the tndd turns; aud they will be very awkward aeals mid even temperature, every ifiintr af.dreoses j of the ruling power if.w'uh all these appliances, itself to my senses de bien etie. My eyes ure . they cannot produce any result that may be d.t.z!e.l by th beauty of the em-ha uiing sceue- required. True it is that all this machinery is ry. My sense of tasie is gratified by thelus limited to elections, for Federal cilice rs; but cious anJ ubiindant fruits that are ererywfiere ! as n:ost States elect their oflicer-i at tho same around u ; and now comes your music, ana so (time nnd piace at which Congressmen are elected, the practical working of the machine ry will give to Federal officers the same con trol over elections for Slate oflicers that they will have in the choice of residential ticctois and Congrersmeu. Aud if the State.?, t es- c:;e this intolerable tyranny, should fix State i elections on other davs. and ailer the L.t-hion l of former time, should chco-se their oflictrs unawed by Federal baronets, what would it avail in the presence of the high ar.d uncunsii- ihich Lunrt-ss liiii lilretdy Roheinia, were convicted in December last. fi -, t.eaVv. and it m'cht have of haviuu P'-isoned their husbands at a party j uu ,lje pas:iiw f a "meteor through the air which one of them had givru for that pur- I b j t (if vjPitr r ,iie rautter- i i i ....... ,i t J . - . . . pose. iny were oeuiouccu w jicimi cii' i ; , tf a , Mm,n,. We noticed it ,i:vi:rirllv in ollr r.mtil loi,ki:itr around to Jackson county, West Virginia.1, , , I(n ,;lictli the sound, but failed ; to discover ir, and were afterwards much surprised to barn 'hat others at a distance tude for life. Iii there is a s:ri.;g strongly impregnated with artenic. For some ye.rs past its owner has been compel. cd to keep a fence arouml It to . lece,jvt,,i j.rr-ciselv the fame impression prevent his cattle from drinking the water, j vf it we jj;4(j N-0 cu"rs were ru.,ixz (1U the aud thereby poisoning tt.tmvives. j raj!roaj within fifty miles at the time, and I ' Tlie'thirty-fiistday of December, 1870. : jt co,(I tjot theief .re have been the revet- ; was the last day of the week, the last day : pira;j,ir) vf A running train g me bnts beard of the year, aid the laa day of the drceu- .. at a crpat liistj,uter Quicn eabef Lewis- r.ial. A well-informed genlluman says that : ((JWIl QaTC!c this same c in biuation occuin-il in li-m.-ma i will a i ij . h;i u i in i u i iiki nt a m Mount Carbon. Schuylkill county, has a ol.riiit .Mik.ilinti. F.virv ni-'ht at the hour ..r- ... .... i J... -1 i lor sale iiis V A f.l' AULK FA KM in Chest town wnen, "U.avevarus an ami -.aves B.e siip mtaillil!tf Arrt.K. , ,rl.-, hnv- up their (ie.id," a heatlless female will) her j r, thereon rrm toH u iroorl I.m; ffol K. with IAIi.M KOIISAI.E The undersign- eib'resiiiin.ir in A Hi-trbf-r; y townshio, ofTt-rs cranium under her arm. parades the boarded j walk between tiiat p-ace a..O 1 ottsvnle. ! U., and for terms, etc., ai !lv to Col. J..ines D. Ramsey, au active and j ' LE',V1X liElir.Il. c . i i - .i "i . March 4. l371.-2t. Lorc-tto 1'. O. influential member ot the democratic pr.rty, i ST. CLOUD HOTEL, A-X'oJi :ti"efc;t. above Kcvculli, i-si i i.A!:i.ri!i a. aA. C"NTIKF.LV Xn'iV, with ample capacity for T) irn...-is. Terms. $.J ikt day. The St. I'i.nl'i char ms away my.en.ses of hearing, that 1 liud all my senses enlitcd aud carried away in your favor, and ulthough 1 may not say what I shall advice uiv countrya.eu to ilo on the subject oi aiiiiexing the Dominican Republic, I feci strong It inclined to annex myseil and family tu th;j beautiful island. " Death's Doings. We regret exceeding ly to chronicle the sudden and tragic death j mtional powers. fell i n the ice abi ut her ket it was her hoop-skirt. This was quickly severed into half-a-docn pieces, and added to the jacket, dress and stockings, and. to her ijreat de light, this made the line long enough to reach him. Bravely she tugged at cue end of it. while he clutched the other end with the grip of a man who knew that was all which stood between him and eternity. In a few minutes she landed him safely on the solid ice, ami then the red jacket and dress were wrapped about her as best they could be, and ti.eftwo started for home, where they arrived without being notici; 1 by any one. Few were tlie words spoken oa the journey home ; but they must have been to the purpose, as the wedding suits are order ed, and befire the ice shall dis.appar from our beautiful lake this soring they wi.l be married. A Stuangi: Stout Au ct (Jes'. Gkant. A few dnys after the capture of Fort Sum ter, in Arrii. 1801. when the voice of the of Hon. John N. Cos yngham. a we'd known arrogated to itself "! Wh.it it:.te right has not j whole country was for war, we had a con died in Teach LJjttom township, York Colin ty, on Saturday, at the age of forty five. Col. llamsey served in the Kansas legislature with di&liuctioa and credit for two jears. A cx-.i with "'no tail at ali" has been l. .... :.. x- - i :.. rM..i,,. ; u n.-wivjind cleirantlv I urnislied tlirouirhotir OOru IU iM. U VAllt'lIU r lo w os:i i o , wicsm -- - . - . ,,.(,,.,.,... i ,. , )... i ' i ! and is open Jor t he reception oi iru:sis. by tno county. Ine owner of tne young animal nmiersiin-d. wlio iiavt'sosnccc-ssf.iiiy oixti-.ct-fMr. Hauberer") cu-ht to raise it. and let ! -i for th'epa.-'t " 11 3"t-ai-s tbe weil-Unow n Moun- it got big, but he dcclims to do so. He thinks it would have au endless time of it in liy-tima. A man in Kentucky, near I. uisville, seventy nine years o il, committed suicide the other d y by loading a pistol with water instead of a bullet, by placing the muzzle in his mouth, and pulling the trigger. The j whole head above the mouth was literally blown into atoms. A young 0"Up!e were married at Catta raugus lately. The bride's shots hurt her f.et ay badly that she had to sit down while the minister performed the ceremony. She READY-MAD. i The Largest Stock: in r DUV5 a tho Finest Coeds; .the Newest Sy; And Kre.U Ud eiapk-u I v. w v rnftrr OiSM TINS We we have every kind of materia! &. LTa. the Best Work manship ; ttf Greatest Vs- iety, at Market HO'IEI Jlntrl tM-n tfoi:s-. at Cros-:on Moimrs. if..Mfj,hYa-J:a, iVo;r. Miirch 1, ls71.-Vm. OTKL FOIJ SALK. The Kmhunqs at I.orc-tto. now in tlie ncrciipaney ' of Mr. lli. li.'i k, i-i i. Tried for sala on acc'iu- ) n;od:itinr tonus. If not sold i-revious to rlie i 2 ith l:iv of March next, it w ill then l e oiTi-red j for rent. V. It. HIKLl). J.or etto, Feb. 13, lS71.-ot. I.TC.-.-.'ow "MIKAl KKAPINU FOR CAT HO- publishing- in Monthly Parts. at 2."ict-nts ':h-1i purt. lini.Kiis I.ive hf -jiik S.MMsi, l.iFK uk TirE 15. V. Mahy, ami other pnl.iioations f it r liirioiif jiih! iovotioii:.l t-fnrr-not rr. any or all of w hioli w ill t-i- deli vi-re.f e;o-h in i ,i.t h 'ic infd t o :i 1 1 ;o hTil,o;- .i .- T li.-ir said she Wouldn't postpone the wedding, but J names and iniJiiw? t" tL-r... ,1 tret marr tl.t r. .-If r t. o . I - -Mr.Al.iO.a. J.II'IMIHOI, lit., go to bed to do it. The'bitter bark from which quinine is made is now admittel duty free. As there Feb. 26.-tf. A j'-rU ur Vittuc Jc Yoraivn. i "JOIl K'KNT The largo and cum -' ; able Mansion Iiorsie known JS- jifort- lauoouL-ua.l a i.j..iii'u u. ouo-vooi j o . ... .. . , ,, .-15fi Judiio of this ytate. w hose residence for more Hlready been denied and shamelessly trampled v.Jfi .n t, .w.,Um:. .1,., n ..ftU- llia "T8 eie . -finer ly -il-stipp..rtu,g wikb'u 1.. . vi.... ...... ..u .. ,...1. - 1... v- i. 1 . 1 . . 1 : 1 . . . 1 . .: . 1 1 . . . es 01 4 unii." r...." . , . ". . ,'," 5i ? consumed annuady m this country, it ts ; oifered for rut. Tl..-i--1 t.ls on i "t t leasouabio to expect a slight reduction in 1 th .i-rni!fs :'nd will lie li-i-r.l t;:; our doctor bills, now that h 20 per cent. iZl? j:. ad valorem is taken i lT. ; known 1 he "1 ruvis l'lace." iiiiil oontuininir 1 An exchange is responsible f. r the as-j Acr.. is also ottei-e.i r-.r r.-nt. imsm-ssioii wi.i T'ii i:n mi inu 1-101 -iio. 101 on nici o. forn.iiticn ai'i-ly 011 tho pi-'rn;-s to ipients of imblic -'''- f;. S. MIKHAY, L'jccv.trU. .lumbia las! y t ar. Fbenslmrg-, I'cb. IP. l-Tl.-Ct. i sertion that tihty-six thousand. drd negroes were the roe charity in the Dstiict of C every variety cf style, suiiabio for Youth from IC So 20, Boys from 9 to IS, ar.d Children from 5 to 9 years, all durable & stronn, made with special reference to rough usage. In this co- pa rtm en Dime M m ) OH.tl.V, rets, iBAGOH, SALT, p j ITwESII VILTajjm: I DRIED l CAN'DFKL SUGARS, TEAS, C-.fi? J ; sYRUPS, MOLASSES, una, ' Also, a 1. ft r-.-.k 0' I Bet Brands of Cigars sri Tr ! STOIIE OX HIGH fcTKFX 1 I vui Dors East of C-.n, fi-, OVN and COU.NTRYFHS V T I'RSV.ITL SklS.. I We o 1 r i prices are ts- t o n i s h i r. q I y UD'iii r w nat cares too ru.itl sr.inc 01 rn n a 11c- - . . 1 . .1 ... 1 .. 1. . IWCJ . ...M.O h'V... h ., .iuv.w.iw, ,e Ul IU1 OI.UV II. 113. Oil. fclT O UlV?1?! OI , , I , - - and gagged, with four hundred millions of tribute nioriev iinnmi'Iv niri!r from the neo- Luzerno county. 11a was the President Judge of that Judicial District for thirty years, but resigned his office about a year ao, and on that occasion was the recijdeut of a handsome testimonial from tliu meta- bers of the bar of his district iS51 he represented Luzerne county in the in that we have of'ttu thought of since. Said he to ns: "'I saw to-dav an old comrade of i but Nsw England philanthropists have play ed sad havoc with tlie poor creatures. Of forty-eight sinters of chuity tending the sm ill-poX aieuts in the Uict-tre hospi- pie. uli an armv to collect revenues and con- mine in Mexico, a West Pointer, but who j ta' eleven t.ied of tlw liido ms ma.- 1 . . 1 . ... .. . i . . 1 . . i . . . i 1 . ' . T 1 - . tiol elections, with a navy to absorb twenty rndii u is of nioriev unmiadv for tioitisr nothing but to mike itself a laachiii s:oek of the In 1830 and 'rld ; with eoi ;oratioris enriched with a pul- !rc iiom.uii; with legislative power stretched to cici I ... " I n iii .11 .iiiiiiM ivi OI a., iiuce.t .1., , ,.- , i,-, . . .I. ml.lv ..f tdU St,.t in tU.i-l, iu..W lio 1 ..... ..V i... .i -...i.',.-. , ... ..i. .... I av nan nioii, en.iugn. w nat i want " v ' " J ubu.wy " - - k . j m,- , V. V X. r XIHl UV'C.1 lull IV03 Y 1 1' IvIUlilto fihiHn- ; "'d intrenched, cure for the checks and bib riwi.M,d )U nosition in the arm v n fnw vf irs i i. oluutcers Irom the sisterhood were I asked hiru why he was n.-t in" uai- j Cil!lt111 lll'"" 10 fi''1 hT places and thirty form, and expressed my surprise that he was not already a colonel or a enral of vol unteers. His reply was. 4"I think you and i.i i2 i ( f I-a f '.rictif nf iiii otol tftA rom i Oil and acknowledged integrity. lie was on ri l,; of ,h! State;) y w!l:,t wiu tbev care in his way to Txas to bring home a sick son i the future ? Lire-rally nothing now, ami uo'.h- at the time of his mulancho'y death, which cccurred last week at Magnolia, ir. Misis.-ip-ji, by a train of cars runniug over him. Judge Conyngham was 70 yeats of age, aui was a cultivated ami Christian gentleman, lie was a devout Episcopalian, and was the lather-iu law of I'isnop Stevens. Hon. Thomas II. Luruowes, President of tho Agricultural College of l'ecnsy Ivauia. died at the College in Centre county on laot Saturday. Ilo had been at one timo a prominent Whi politician in this State, aud in"-their. I f, therefore. State electrons sh 1 1 survive the shock of the legislation, they wid survive to no purpose. There is but one rem edy for the evils that re upon us. and the greater mid more appalling evils that thretieu us in the near future, aud tht is to cast out in this war is a place b which I can make S'line money.' " lie somjht to get that place here. He made an eff irt to be selected by the Government as a buyer of liorses. but failed. lie next mdravored to borrow a few hundred dollars from a military friend of ours, then and now in the n-g iiar army, for the purp iso of entering into a business where he would iret army patron ape. 1 lei d r OTICK Whereas certain I'ropcrtie- j i e been otTfrt-il for ror.t by Mrs. K. S. i i't'iU'.AY. r.x ciitrix. nil persons are ln-ri by ' notilii-d tliat !io lias no autfrnrit vjto lt-;isu s.iid ( I'rop. rtios. V. A. SlIOKMAKKK. Att'y in fact for M. simikmakfii. Kxccutrix, ; ami Attorney for the IKire. Efieriflurrif, I't-b. i"i, '.sTl.-ot. I FOR SALE OR RENT. "?H V. iindr!inid oC'rs fr w.ie or rnt bis I STORK UK.U on High Street. i:i:is burjr, three doors frtmi Centre street. bini; on the south side of Hiifh st ret and opposite the Foster Hons, kaiil Store i'oom is a new buibl rrifr, "3t:0 feat, two .stories hitfli, witii iroo.l cel lar imiltr it. 1 Iire are two tm-k rooms, .I'l JJ, i f. I ! . I . .1 ... 3 i . l the mer. ho have abt.-ed power, and brine 'eiuseu. ne appuen, a-, wc- unuerstami, to back the aihni. detration of the -rover nni.nt to; Oen. Hums for a position in the Oonitnis- i .. ii . :.. i.... r.:t 1 i . . baiy iejiii: i iiiv.'il 111 ui:n ci'.y.ooL laot-'.i alio in yetting it. There being nothing here to its ti ue cons: itutio.ial basis, uni kce; it there. three insiantlv responded. What is the he'bm of the battle Geld wLeu compared w ith t his ? The right of railroad companies to ad vance freight on coal at pleasure is to bw made t'je sul i--ct of legislation, a resolution j upstair and down, well linishrd inside. 'J"u iijiiuiiiX aitOK-etuer i one oi trie ot-si in i-.t.ens-btiriT for t ore porposrs. and if det-idr-dlr the l.t'st locatfd btikinoss stand in the town. I'os sosion w ill l.e giveu imnifdiately. For further inforniatioii ca.ll upon or addresp Ii. 11. TUDOR, Feb. Co, lS71.-tf. Efcensfcnrg. Fa. Tlie I'eiisisy Ivauia CCail Itoatl. Our readers will be enabled to form an estimate of the immense business of this company from the following statement of its under the administration of Governor Kitner j receipts and expenditures for tlie past year. was Secretary of the Commonwealth, from j which we take fivm tli0 lilst annual rcpo.t t. i -ioos . i .. iLnn n ' of its President. J. l'di'ar 'Lhr-mson I!.-n ' ' J ,vx i , , j, , y ... buyer oi liorses, toe coimtry wouid have had rt.ir..d Sit ...rint.-n.-nt. -.f t",mm.... 1 he road was chartered by the Legislature : . ....: ... ... , . - .... Schools in 1SC0 bv the late Governor Win. ' of th'l!i Siite ""ring the session of 1840, suit him. ha wended his way back to Il!in. ois, and became a sort of a secretary to Gov ernor Vales, and every tiling else beiiii; uns successful, he chose at !a.-t to go into the army. lint he did not want to go where there was lighting at ail. It wax money he was after, and money he has made as Gen eral and President of lhe United States. If he had obtained the position he asked for, as a competent if not an honsct man in that place, and we should uot now have a bail F Packer and was a devoted friend of the twenty five years ago. It is now perhaps I President, who makes the liiiing of his purse " '" " ' 1. ... . i.. - r i. r yi . r system. He was first Superintendent of the ; Uiu weaitlnost and most poweilui railroad Orphans' Schools in this State, having been corpoiation in the Unittd States, controlling appointed to that position by Gov. Curtin. j aHlJ operating a large number cf other roads He has been President df the State Agricul- ! iu nearly ali the Western States, and thus tursd College since February, 1809. lis j diverting their trade and traffic from the was a native of Lancaster county, was about j farmer to their main trunk, which passes seventy years of age, and was a gentleman of strong and highly cultivated intellect. Gen. Anlrew PoijTiR WilsoX died at his residence in Huntingdon, on lat Tues day T.oruing. after a lingering illness, aged C8 years, lie was a cousin of Gov. David It. Porter, and commenced tho practice cf tho law in Huntingdon in 1827. Ho was a mau tf (inn ability and excellent social qual ities. Hon. Goo. Taylor, President Judge-, and Hjii. It. Milton Speer, member of Con gress elect from this district, both read law iu his ofUcc. Mr. Wilson never was married. his principal business. Cincinnati Inquirer. The joint resolution of Congress, removing the political disabilities cf Dr. Miller, a Democratic United States Senator from Georgia, having been signed by the Presi dent, Dr. Miller has taken Lis seat in the Seunte. His term of office will expire to-day, which ends tha present session of Congres, but the Legislature of his State being large ly democratic, his re-election may be con fidently anticipated. When Dr. Miller took his seat in the Senate, it wus the Jirst litre since the commencement of lhe rebelliou, in tho spring of 1861, that all the States in the Union, amounting to thirty seven, have been represented in that body. It is to be hoped that it i an auspicit us otneti for the futura peace and tranquility of the country. tnrougn tne entire lengtnot tins &taie. inss mammoth corporation bas under its vigor ous and judicious management become "a power behind the throne greatsr than tho throne itself." Orm'E of the PknVa Uau. Koati 'o., I Fjin.Anr.i.pinA, Feb. ts, S71. j" To the Muiretuildt.isnf die i Viiisyfauiia Huihowi Coiii)ni:t,i : Your Idiectors l.avf the pleasure to submit to j ou ii very satisfactory i t port of tho rosulrs of the business of the Company for the past, year. During' that period the opera! ions of the Company have tn-n very -. tensive, and have been attended with vrraf ifyinjr success. THE KAKM.MiS Of your Main Line and llraru-bes were: From I'lis.-ciiorr. 3,5y5,aTl i-'O Fuiiirrant Passen gers 3 tO.CT 1 t"2 Maila HH,7t:i45 " F.xpress Matter . 31o.7T 7 '".etu-rui Fr-isfhts..l2,7.:,HiM7 iliscel's Sources. . i.',:!'.! 00 17,531,7utJ 82 KXl'ENSKS. For Conductirnj Trans portation t.1,."ifii0;U C!) " Motive I'ower '1.24il.ilnr r,j " M.iinte'nco of Cars l.lsij,m." 71 " Hoad 3.(fis.tso 7rt " General Expenses. 2U.7t2! W lll,2fl0.0S5 15 Leavrny net earnings for 1870 of . . 5G,:771.i.l t7 The total amount of revenue compared with last year is: 1S7U 17-Vsl,70ii S3 1S0U I'J.&'iO.Sll 73 Increase Tue Prussians made their triumphal entry to Parts oa Wednesday. Q-iict rrevailcd. t isO.S'.tf oo The chanires in the sources of revenue are shown below : Increase in First-elusa Fus- st-ng-ers tr.tSW) H Increa.se in Frniraiils &,(Wtm "Mails -'.".7M .It " . " t-.ipr'ss Matter s.l.sl ui " ili.-;'s sou rcos.2."7,i"i;rf 5'j Docreaso ia Freights Increase as above stated f20.ri ra . IMAM 11 Thk Pr.iiii Fiiance Has to Pat Her Con QL'Eitoii -A treaty of peace between Pius sia and France was signed on Friday last, by Presidsnt Thiers and Chancellor Von Bismarck. I5y its obligations France trans fers to Germany an indemnity of three hun dred and twenty millions of tha'ers or, iu our money, $230,400 ,000, which is about $7 60 for each man, woman and child in the country, to remunerate tiie latter nation for her outlay in equipping armies to combat the aggressive acts of Fiance siuce August last. This agreement constitutes the pri mary condition cf the treaty. By the sec ond article of the Convention, the Provinces of Alsace and Lorraine, including the cities of Me!z, Nancy and Thionviile, are ceded to the Empire of Germany, and will hereafter constitute a part of tho domains of Ger many. The othr details are either kept secret, or as yet undetermined. It is. how ever, positively stipulated, upon tha demand of the French envoys, that iu returu for the above concessions, the German military lead ers will abandon the projected triumphal entry into the French capital, and relinquish all proposed military operations upon the South of Franco, aud immediately upon tho proclamation of peace, returu with their armies to Germany. Concerning the pay ment of the indemnity it is stipulated that one-half of tha amount shall be in gold and silver, (coiu.) aud tho balance (one hundred and sixty millions of thalers) shall bo pay able in notes of progressive dates. This fea ture was inserted in accordance with tLe recommendations of the Commission of Ger man Financiers. The exact amount of the money-transfer will be announced officially, hereafter. A lady in Blcomington. III., a few days ago received a tolegram announcing the de cease of her father, and later in the same day her husband received intelligence that ?S90,?K09 his father had j-tst died. calling upon the Governor to procure fiom the Attorney Ger.eral au opinion upon the power of these companies to impose exorbi tant rates of toll and freight having passed the Le,i.-!ature. Mrs. Stilus, the Yindsor, Vt.. woman who tried to tike the lives of twelve persons by mailing to them boxes of candy mixed with arsenic, is a tall, fair looking woman, about forty years old. with lrg black ees. Xo one would take her to be a criminal. She teiis many conflicting sloriss to those who visit tier in jil. The Hub is fa.-t falling into indifference on the religious question. Too much radi calism has verily killed Boston's love for theology. According to the story of a well informed correspondent a few rich men sup port ali the churches in Boston and there many of thtrn while the preachers sneak to arc empty benches. John Boussum, who died at Scuylkill made our Es tablishment "THE HEAD QUARTERS CF VCQUNTRI TRADE55 i.n Vyiot.'iinn. nd v we can assure cur friends from out cf tovn thst they need lock no fur tberthan CakHall for satisfactory i A liniTOU S NOTICE ! - Jmskmiui M'fSO.NHM.E VS. JAS. Hl'KK. - - Cotlll'M I'Ul'S of Ciimhi ui County, io. IV), June Term, l'O. Ami now. towit: 7tli Felirunry. lc71, on mo tion of titoriio M. Keade. l".s)., J olm I. Linton. Ksij.. anfioiiitetl Auditor to report litrib;ition of r lie money in t he luttxls of t he Sin-riff arising orr tho execution ujrainst tno the ;tl.o e named ilt ic n.liint. U'j tlit Court. Litract from Kreonl. J. K. IIiie, TYothonotai y. I will attend to the duties of the above ap point mer.t nt the t'onri. fioorn, Kl-ensbiii'tr. on 'I isit:: . Jsart-li I i, 1S71, at one o'clock, r. M. when ami wliero all persons interested may at (cud if llic-y see proper. JM). I'. l-l.Mt), Auditor. I eb. : JUST LOOK AT THIS!! I important to He ;il Instate ) ncrs. tnersliip. tlie snb- ci to tlo all kin. I tf j Haven on Thursday, the ICth u!t., and was i LJAVING entered into part liMit.,! r.r, tb f ill'iu.mir r,.l...r -I I . 1 " S'T i bOIS Ulfi HOW 1 rt'l 1111 C"i I , , , "."'"s. """"j, ' u"cu work in their line, such as borinjr for WATKll. ' four hundred and sixty pounds at the time I on.. COAL. okk.uihI other MlM-.UAl.s, mak- j of his death. It was as much as eiszht men ! inland set tins- Xi-:V I' I'M TS arid r cpuo-in oid j ..r 1 J! i a .i i one:. e are mini i eao ai un n uie i o oore a mi Could (to to carry the COlpse. At thu re- ,,y 1I1KS and rMariulai-UireHud put in position quest of the deceased his body was hauled I tiro e 1 tuared KXrKl.SH )H l'l'Ml', the cheap- 1 e I , UHIM Mllitt'lC Oltl IVt IMill . l i limp ior Wfllsarnl Cisterns now in use. This I'-.nnp will work in a 'Well thirty feet deep. We will nt all times keep a supply of theso I'unips on hand anil can set tlicin tip or runusli them on short I. A I. T tT (iK'.'l'Mi in M , (rood Piaik Hou-e tu--i "u,.,..i;:!:-. under tlifcntire hoasf. W i.i w. . on eav tf r:. 1'. ONE 1-)T nF GP'TNI' :r.v .... fet-t front oi M.iin i-rr t ami ---ehojee s-; ion f 1'rii.t Tr - - .. is a ir.o.r lie-rai - l.wirti'.n f-"" : 3. A I.AKi i'Wi Tt ihY on Lot adjoinnir tin-a'oov; : with all eoiiV'4iiern--s. .! an abiiodan.--.- -f fruit . TWO ,-ruKY i !: MF. H Ward of F.l-nbnrir. i:ar cistern water. io.-l oi.-t same Lot. A:! n i ri ; u:r. L..,--. t roet. Kent ! r i' -". 5. A f.AHliK ?W't ST' F.Y Fr.A'-': in rh Wet Wail, -I ic r - . Lot Z feet I'.-'in. on V..i;n ?tr-: : deep. '.-.!-..1 be ii i!-l. i-i:-''-: 6. A TWO sTo?Y KKAV.i; H i L "Ward. s:irr.!f'i'" fi' rw.. f:i!:-" ;.-. i front ou Main str'-t ct-1 !. ruble iP"r-rty. 7. lit M.ii' N'C T.i'TS in W,Mv'a:. -S. I'ASTCKE LO'l'Mt!i.i:';-i. mile fi-'-m town. r. TlMlli:;:. suitable for CT.i'-:. of f! r ,-o e e;o n. -rfi- r..: e '. r ' ' pi. SIXTY A RK'S Heh.o. i ::':r V.' ieut l.iki.ii!) feet iuii.'vr. ruis ti-'in l-iO.-ri'-bur. II. A l'AKM 'F I -3 Arr.cS- !;!-. F.brtisburfcr: rnostiv ':.! u: : Will be sold separately or fCAll the above !-. ri .-:t--'--so.'d ct:-ao ar.d " e:i-y tf ::.i- - ' tu purchase wn ill :i i.-r !-.:.' Clothing & satis- Innrnnnne f'RftfrP' facicrv crices. I r i .,,-nr'H, HARDVVAHt, yuLt.-.:"- . a 6th. R - Our Custom Worki3 cf the very bi st character, Easy rules for measurement, prices, &.C., sent free to any part cf America, and gccdf.ts guaranteed. 3Tar7cet and 6th Streets, sifued on or before tuet .;.jL.- ' 'e'r i . i.s:.a Ebecsburr, l.)ec. 1. V.J. CiVLC). C.-iL. ZA1IM .'A5'J ZAHFVl & SON. Full stock all the year round. UTizrkct a n d Eats,Caps,2oots. AKD ALL OTHER AST--L'sually Kept inafo"- WOOL AXD CCUMKY i i: - TAKJiS IS EXC STORE OX HA1S ST Next Door to the Pes June 10, lSGIL PHILADELPHIA. to the grave on a truck vvajrou drawu by four white mules. A curious lawsuit lias just bpen enra- , . . . ., .,, . ., . .lliu i.ui H-i inciii ii p or i ii riou inenioii wuiri menced against tho IJelleville and Southern notice. Satisfaction iriraranteetl in oualitv ami Iliiuuis railroad. A lady, who was shortly ' price of work, ami water insure! on any farm .... !,:.,,. .T. i;:. ... i .. r . ;i - I or lot of grouml. Orders solicited and r'miit- rFeo..i5 aown.i-.i iu orr. lau.i, ' J y attomietl to wnen leriirlli of i'uiiip or kin.l of work desireil is uracil known tous. For further information call on or address sirASKV .t- n;iaiiyt:i. Yah. 25.-tUn. C'arrolltown, Cambria Co., Fa. traveling on it, ami waa so jostled and troubled by tha roughness of toe road that tho event occurred much sooner than had been expected. In the tuit which she has brought against the company she lays the damages at $10,000. Facts show that Samana is worthless as a naval coaling station ; that it is a bad har bor, and cannot be made a good one, and that it now costs 73 cts. per ton to coal ships there above the price which it costs at St. Thomas, where there is a first rate haven. For Simana President Grant has agreed to pay $150,000 a year, while at St. Thomas all necei-sary conveniences for coaling our men-of-war can be rented for $5,000 a year. In Lensalem, Bucks county, recently, an unmarried servant girl named Maria Brew, threw her new born infant out of a third btory window, forty feel from the ground and next morning proceeded lo per form her usual household duties. Tho body of the infant was recovered at an early hour, frozen to the ground, its head terribly mash ed and bruised. The girl was at once ac cused with the deed, and admitted the crime without any seeming hesitation. Recently James Roe, James Harry and Leward M'Grass made a miraculous escape from instant death at the ore mine of the Thomas iron company, near i-'even Valley. They were preparing to descend down the shaft in a bucket, when the pin holding the windlass dropped out, and they were precip itated to the bottom, a cistauce of ueventy five feet, lioo had his leg broken just below the knee, Harr' had both ankles dislocated and M'Grass had one leg breken between the ankle and kuej. "jVTOTICE OF APPEALS. Appeal A- ' from the Assessments for 171 will be held nt the Commissioners' Olhee in Ebensburtr, as follows : Momiav, March liOth Allegheny Township and Lorc-tto Horonrh. 'J'I'ksoav, Makcu iilst lilackliek- and Jack eon Townships, WtriNKSDAV, Makch d Cambria aud Mill ville ltoroirfihs. TiiL'itsriAY, Maucii 23d Adams and Hichland Township and Coopersdaie. llorough. Fit ti) ay, March 2ltli Carroll Township and Ciirrolltowri lloroutjh. Monday, Makcii 27th Clearfield. Township and Chest Sprirnrs ISormivh. Tt'KsiiAV. March th Chest, Sus.iuehenna arid White Townships. Wf.ijn k.siia Y.M aim-ii 2!ith Conemaujfh Town ship and ConeniHVijrh Itormig-h. TmnstiAY. Mauih ;ioth Croyle and Sum merhiil Townships ami Wilmore llorourh. I KIUAY, March :ils.t-lst, i.'.i, :)d, 4th, &th and Cth Wards of Jolmstown Ilornufrh. Momiav, AfKii. ;M Cambrra Township and Fbensbursf ltoniiiyh. Tt'F.siiAY, Al'ltm 4l!i Wasliins-ton and Mini ster Townships ami Summit vill.? Ilorouyli. Weiinesdav, A furr.5th (iailitzin and Taylor Townships and Woodvale Ilorotrtrh. Tiii nsiiAr, Aprtin cth Voder Township and Franklin Horoujrh. J"At the same timesand ilace Appeals from the 3Iilitarv ltolls w ill be held. M.McNAMAKA. l JAS. K. XKASO.V, Commltsvmert. F. o kkii:i AHfstJ. A. Kknskdv, Clerk. Coinmissionors' Ofiice, Fbeusburg-, Feb. 23, 1S71. F. V. TltKNEY JAMES NULL. LAW and COLLECTION OFFICE OF TIERNEY NULL, ulunaio ltow, Kliensburg:, Pa. t'pi'i'ial attention paid to collection lu all parts of tho United States. 2-lVTl.-tf. N -a JF" " . i AT A.. - r V V l JAtVlc-c rONKCS .n iv l.vrz.. w m - v"k- rw .1 1 'Ste e-V. I GOOD NEWS; i The uudei-siirned. li nnv r '""'. Fall and Winter consistintr of Cb'i!:. 1 - ' Twre.ls. Jeans. Waterpn-.u. '.. ,.. kinds, such as French i"r ' Vl i:" lielaines. Armur es. I'l '.: t, . ; endless variety of sha" , ' : t. ! ry and Fancy Article b-r i" -1 er with a choice slock . I MADE-UP CLOTHING, H- I -:. ... i...r.3..-:s - a f-'. - .. ,s"--"-S-'' lalf barrels Lukefler v ."iHl V-iMuartcr barrels, do. ; 100 ,u!f b.rrtls -No. 1 bite 1- rsn; r?ou half barrels No. 1 Ficierel. JAMES CONNOR. Wholesale Grtcer, ! XZ&U So. 33s i.n I a?e in tho future. Fcb' IKL-St. PlTTSBUHGK.PJi. Boots. Shoe? and bni'C Lin-u :i.'ii Vli'li.: wiire. live Stntts. Faterir . l'KTS.'olL LOTUS. a::u u merchmidisH tl sun 1 1 " 1' I'1 All these eooiis e r-"-"' ,.,-. r PL SELL ATVEKY 1-0 and are dctermineil to J?', anv oealer rn to u v ' , ... vf UnvnvfMiirr i AND 111 UllI MACHINE VORKS, ? LOltUU, Itt-i-'V'""- . Anderson & Freyvoel, Succc.sor to K. K. !; i Iron Fonaders and Mill Fnrnijhcrs, Hri: MONUMENTS, TOM5ST0 NE5- i n ' .1 , AXCKACTrEllS OF M. Snw Mill n-i.;... . . Fi-i iuli ii,,,, -a't -Macklnerv; Four V oT'- ,.1u,,co Ko,."s Mill Stoi.-s ,le Cloth.- W w,n,I1n Urands 3.tinr Mill .? r s" s'Ut Machines. Hollimr ...1 ..114 o.ner -Maclimery. 1'ulU-vs. lr....re,-s and Shafting. ri.?' 3 WATEtt STREET, - I oil! . 1 'prietor vv.ii,,;. .....' . .'" -M faired and hII V.. l "Vde and rc- the b-st unuiucr niith . !' ir" tXt,ult'1 at tho mo "... ., ,hf sorU-st notice, and The subscriber sti'l cor.:: of the lest materia. ' ' Loretto Marble W all kind of JIONL;;,,: STONES, as well as , ; TOPS, and all otner , but the best Amer.cw ...r, : used, and perfect satu, kf -: all cases at prices as k' :..e:. be obtained in the cities or ? y 3- nd see specimens asd j-'- as to tLe merits JAM XV. . Ki.oiisbirra-. t ,.!(.r. .u.....,.ie,l bv Win. i.u:i:'!j.-3 K.w. All irrHni.cr.-i X KtteuJed to. a'ui tuado a speoiantJ . I
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