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FILIDAT 311.011tNINCI. MARCH la. 10171.
D. A. BUEHLER, Editor and Business Agent
Advertises anti others Interested will bear In
mind that the regular etreutition of the "STan
AND Elasmaa.".hr much lamer than that of any
other paper published In the County, being read
weekly.by not less than ri.600 persons.
SoU.F. of our Democratic exchanges
urge Hon. 'Jeremiah S. Black as their
next Presidential candidate. We like
the idea and hope the programme will
find favor in their next National Con
vention. -Frank Blair insists that the
party lost the last rage, by the craven
hearted policy cf the leaders. Judge.
Black would suit Blair, and the two
would make a capital teamfor President
and Vi . te,,President. Black, glories in
having lead Buchanan astray, denounces
Secretary Stanton asa rave, and makes
no concealment of his rebel proclivities;
while Blair is t for rippinip the whole
policy of Re-construction. Both are
frank, out-spoken Democrats, not
ashamed of the-real aims of their party
—don't believe in hypocritical conceal
ment—and want to make 'a square
stand-up fight. We go for • Black and
Blair.
TIIE re-election of our townsman,
Hon. EDWARD Mc:Puzitsoic, as .Clerk
of the House of Representatines, is a
_ compliment of which he and his friends
.may well feel proud. The position is
one of influence and responsibility, is
sought and has been filled by men of
.national reputation, the same person
seldom filling the position. two terms in
succession. A re-election for Aye suc
aPc•-ve terms is ..unprecedented. The
compliment is more marked, in that a
re-nomination was unanimously tender
ed-by the Republicans of the House, no
candidate being presented against him.
The Democratic members, Of course,
doxinally recorded their votes for their
own caucus nominee ; but we have rea
son to know they share, with the Repub
lican members, confidence in his adMin
istration. The Philadelphia Age, the
leading Democratic paper in this State,
thus expresses itself:
"Hon. Edward Mc arson will, it
seems, be the Clerk bf the. House of
Representatives in the next Congress.—
if a Democrat cannot be chosen, the
Radical party can furnish no better man
than Mr. McPherson. He is, in the ex
.ecutiort of his duties, and in his perso
nal character, one of the most satisfac
tory officers that his party has ever
chosen."
WE print in another column the
charge of Judge Pryor to the Gran&
Jury of the Frankfort (Kentucky).
Court,in whichthe existence of the law
less Ku-Klux erganizatinns is not only'
recognized bnt• described in terms which.
we commend to nort2(4im Democrats
who affect to tlimg,ard these Ku-Klux
as idle coining of the brain. These
honest and smote - limn utterances of, a
Kentucky "contiervat4ve,' are sustained.;
by an indignant editorial from The Lou •
-
isville •CourienJournal, in which that
leading organ of.the Democratic party
of the South-west thus denonces the
ruffian bands whose criines . nOWAhrent-..
en the very - foundations of society in a
half-dozen States:
They have wmrped the powers of Gov._
emment; made murder their pastime and
terrorism their sceptre; Conferred upon
their adherents tl:e rights of private ven
gestic° and assuMeki to probed timer! from
the penalties of outraged law- No home
is safe, no place is sacred from their
invasions. To show their frongth and
their utter contempt for alt Depaytments
of the State Government, they- 'till - the vi
cinity of the capitol during the.bcief period
of the legislative session _with;• , deeds 9f
blood, and carry their Lavviers violeiace
Kith insula.g -3.llativer w Mb' vet,
_ e —_l.4.;slativa bang." - • '" • • •
From the same State comes :the die,
graceful intelligence that the Govern
ment has been forced to discontinue
the mail route - between Fisuirfort and
Louisville on account of the Incessant
outrages committed by the 401-Klux
upon the carriers. Is the war over,
tyliefl the Government is powerless to
protect its communications between
the capital and the commercial metrop
olis of a great central State.
TILE French ,Assembly having ratified
the conditions of Peace. the Germans
evacuated Paris on Friday. `During
their occupation of the city, the French
retired from the quarters occupied by
the German troops and sullenly refusod
any intercourse with them. SO bitter
was the feeling, that after the tet ireinent
of the Germans, F , •. - . - eral men and women,
who had been sec./ to enter into conver
sation with them, were mobbed and
brutally beaten by an excited mob. The
Emperor William telegraphed to the.
Empress at Berlin the final co'iclusiou
of Peace as follows:
VILEMAILLES, March 8.
"I have just ratified the conditions of
peace, which the Bordeaux Assembly have
accepted. Thus far the work is complete,
which was through seven months of bat
tles to be achieved, thanks to the valor,
devotion, and endurance of our incompar
able,arefy, and the sacrifices of the whole
Fatitieterand. The Lord of Hosts hm
eveiywbere visibly blessed our enterprises,
and by Mis mercy bas permitted an honor
able'Peace. To Him be the honor! to the
Fatherlind the thanks.. Wu-,__
This dispatch was publicly read in
Berlin, amid the booming of artillery,
the ringing of belts, and the cheers of a
people wild with joy. At night, the city
was illuminated.
The German briny has alreadly com
menced its honieward march, except the
troops detailed to bold certain French
provinces, until the war indemnity is
paid, as previdsd in the treaty. Prince
Frederick Charles will have command
of the German army of occupation.
Arrangements were being completed
for the return of the prisoners of war
held by Germany. A corps of 40,000
French troops has occupied Paris, re
lieving the Mobile Guards, to preserve
order and repress revolutionary out
breaks. The Paris deputies, represent
ing the Red Republicans, had resigned
their seats in the National Assembly,
because of the ratification of the treaty.
It is said Louis Napoleon will leave
his quarters in Germany, and remain
with the Empress at Chiselhurst, Eng
land, until France has definitely decided
its future government. lie still hopes for
a restoration of the empire—hopes that
are not likely to be realized. France
will be either republican or monarchical.
If the latter, an Orleanist prince will be
cAlled to the throne.
In the Assembly, on Monday, no
tions for the arrest and impeachment of
the members of the Provisional Govern
ment, were made by Louis Blanc, Vic
tor Hugo and Deleschix, on behalf of
the Red Republicans. Trouble was ap.
prehended from the revolutionary ele
ment in Paris. Gen. Palladines, ap
pointed to command the troops in the
city, has issuedaprochunatlon announc
ing his purpose to preserve order at all
h:azards.
.I.s; the, revision of the U. S. - Senate
Committees, Senator Morton be.
made chairman of the Foreigneommit 7
tee, instead of Mr. Sumner, the latter
not being at present in accord with the ,
President's foreign policy.
CONG
The 41st Congress . closed its session ON the Ist inst., Mr. Reinter
on Saturday ; at 12 o' • k, '.Both •
Senate and HouSe sat May nigl
and were engaged on A - ness as t
hands on the clock li twell
when further legislatit
by the fall of the gave -„ p i
officers, announcing tl,. i
ti•)nal limit of th • • •of 4;
Congress had 1• ;, . hed. st.
the important bills pending were sa•
by Committees of Conference on Frit
night and Saturday morning. The Sei
Ote e 6 Wailfticirtqtilfio appropriate
$20,000 to indemnify the Sisters of Char
-it, fat`
bombardment of Clrfirleston; when tir3
hour of adjournment was aviuthed, and
the bill 4.11. Thellonse .was engaged
in calling, the yeas and nays on the .bill
to abolishthe• *nine. of- Adisiml and
Vice Admiral, when the speaker's I . larn:
mer suspended f urther proceeding's.'
Both 'loused of the'.42d CongresS Were
at once c4illedAo-order :irrthe Senate
a number of new: ,%iirters *ere s*orn
is, and the usual eoninlittett appaintpd
to notify the Preokbitnt oLthe organiza
tion of a new-Longress.
In the noose, Speaker Blaine having
retired from the chair, Hon. Edward
MePfieln9a, the last House,
took the Cie/Vs deek,araliealled the'hody
to order. He saidj•heliour having ar
rived for the orgwiisation•of the House
,
of Representatives of-the Forty-second
Cpngress, the Clerk of the last House,
in accordance with law, would proceed
to call the roil as the .credentials had
been presented tp him, in accortlan - Ce
with The roll being. completed,
the Clerk said that the next thing in or 7.
der would be the election of, a Bpe4er.
Mr. Blair, of Michigan, nominated
Hon.,famesp. Blaine, of Maine.'
Mr. Wood, of New York, said that in
behalf, of the ,BenaocnsW.of the House
he nominated /;ion, George W. Morgan,
of Ohio as their eandidete.- H _
. -
. The ballot - resulted—for Blaine 110,
Morgan 93. Mr. Blaine haVing' beeil
declared elected,took the speaker's chair
and said—
Gentlemen—Me Speakership of the
American Boise of 4epresentatives has
always been esteemed an enviable honor.
A re-election to the position carries with
it a peculiar gatification in that it im
plies an approval of past official bearing.
For this great - mark of your confidence I
can but return to you my sincerest thanks
with the assurance of nix : utmost devotion
to the dutiecwhich log . call upon me to
discharge.
Chosen by the party , representing the
political majority in thiflEfouse, the Speak
er owes a faith all allegance to the prinei
pies and poliey,of that party; but he will
fall far below the honorable re9uiremerni
of his station if IM fans to give to the mi
nority their AM "rTg„b4i under the rules
which Tie is 'called upOn to admintster.. 7 -
The supeessfiLl-working of our grand sys;
tern ef• Government depends largely- upein
the vigdanee party 9rgsmizotinim, and
the most whioleseepne jOgislation whjek
thief Fhitise : p*ttee's an ff - perfeea is that
result* front Opposing fbrces, mu
tnallyeser and watchful and well nigh
balanced in numbers.., ,
• The Forty-Seco:A :Ccuigress assembles
at a period of general content,- happiness
and prosperity throughtuft.theland. Un
der the wise administration anise Nation
al Government peace reignsen. all oar
borders, and the only ;serious misunder
standing With any forelgm Potter* is,. we
may hcme,-Ut this moment in • process of
honorable, cordial and lasting' adjustment.
We are fortunate in meeting at such *
time; in representing such eonititutencies;
in legialating4or duck a ("Murry.
Trustiflg,. gentle Men, that our official
iniereourse maybe fre9 firKKEI all personal
asperity, believing that all our labors will
eventuate for the pdbfie :goal, and cray-,
ing th e blessing of Rini • without whose
aid we labor in vain, :I .am now ready •to
proceed with the further organization of
the /louse, and as the first step thereto..l
will myself take the, oath
.prescribed
the Ctinstitution and the laws., -,
-The oath was administered' to the
.
speaker -by Mr. - Torrareat - the oldest, con
tinuing manlier, after whicll tire mein-
berg erect were sirorn fir: "
Mr. Dawes offered a rtisolutfOn
,ge
chtring the following per•sphs (the Re- ,
pablican Caucus nonilneeePileeted peg `
cera of the Hcntse: .
Edward MePhersoti, of l i eitheyll:aah
Clerk of the Reuse.
.Nebemialt G.,Ordwaf, of New
shire, Sergeant -at -ulna— . •
Otis S. Buxton, ofN'evr_ Door . :
keepei.. ' • •
WWiam S. King, of Mitmegfets, 'Post
master. • '
Itev. J. G. Butler,' or the ritstsict
Columbia, Chaplain:*
• , 11fr. Wood moved to subititute the
namos of the Deiniierat,ic cauens:.notni-
nees, viz:
Jp,mes G. Berret, of the.DiiAriet'skt,(lol-
umbia, Clerk of the House.. , s
• Nicholas Orenberg, • of l'enusylftlia„
Sergeant -at-arms. .
0 - wen Thorn, of California, Dot:airtop
er.
Seaton Gales, of North Carolina, Post
master.
Ignatius Cooper, of Delftware, Chap
Mr. Wood's motion was rejected yeas
86, nays 125, when the original motion
was adopted, and the einem visaed
were sworn in.
Mr. Schofield presented the memorial
of Hon. John Cessna, contesting the
seat of B. F. Meyers, which was refer
red to the Committee on Elections when.
appointed.
The President replied to therommit
tee which announced the organization
of the 42d Congreas;that be would have
communications 'to Make within the
week and hoped_ Congress would not ad-
journ until then. "Thet3enate • thereup•
on laid on the table the House resolu
tion on adjournment. - In the Item*, a
resolution directing the.SPeakerto pre
ceed at clime to the appointment of
Committees, was laid on thetable.
Both houses adjourned over to Timis
,
day.
The contested election 'case of Cessna
vs. Meyers is at the head of the list, and
will be the first dispOsed of by the Com
mittee on Electiotis. The testimony
was presented to the rfoxise on Tuesday
and was ordered to be printed. It is
said to be very voluminoui, there. be
ing a large number of witaiesscs.—
Should Congress remain in session a few
more weeks it may be dispOsed of at this
session; otherwise it will go over to De
cember. Mr. Cessna claims to have
shown a clear legal majority of over 100
against Meyers.
THE rebel element still dominates
many sections of, the South, and (level
opes its wicked spirit in 'hitt& 'perse
cution of union men, white imd black.
The Ku-Klux organizations concentrate
this rebel malignity and work out
rages and assassination to the terror of
law-abiding citizen& The following is
given as one of the verses of a song still
popular in the South:
"I hate the comutstioa,
That Various Mann. tali;
I bate the Freedmen's bureau,
Allablue ;
I hate the N t
b r a With sn'tbstitis,
And the lOW,. ebeattnir Yankee,
I hates them wus and 'nut."
Tux two wings of the Republican
party in Missouri have got tired
fighting each other for the benefit uf the
common enemy, and agreed to Unite:—
The State Committees have already co
'slowed And issued an addresslo the Re
publicans of the State. urging union
and harmony. The division lost us the
I„ggislature at the last election and sent
Fran* Blair to the IT 16: Sen ' s't43 ' One
yoiiii4o r i ene e in' wichAdiy hex we
iTe,UYeatiatixt Snioottii. . -
LD ABD
„ , i ___lg in New York. 4
One hritilred arklithirty-Ilig „tianisii, wereil
reported to the health officers on Saturday.
isierosijikaiMeMarriW. krittWeeep•al
..........i., lIIIVINIONIRI Jain il 0,
34 Uttnttee StaNtiSt; wilyj reter rea d i6 3 tlllnilliticitfbn of Preda‘rit Bt the Cumber- ,
place a aupplemeut,p the• Act in rein- land. County liiFicultikiel.Societl•
thin to pleadings a , ndjudgement, volun-1
GoyEnsori Alcoru, of Mississippi, posi
tary arbitration, andplditional return 1 tively declines to go to the United States
flays for, writs issuing front the,:cottrt of t Bertaie, and will retain hi; piesent position
cominon.Wealein theßthjudicialdistriet,l tnit t iltbef4tate is filliy Vestored.
( i'ork add .41,4anisAltud tire, practice of I . kibi Municipal election hi Williams
the Court thereon, approved April9,lport, Md.,on Monday last, the Republi
/ 868 ' ~ ' , ' ' • eine achieved another handsome victory,
The, "Local Optiou'2„ hill .was before tAcettili'their eni,fre ticket. '
C the House on iatiriat., as the specie - V . ; m aa. so Shia ,i i . ! ' kp a t r i c k' ,
... - .
order. It provides that tlik vote for to'rlimse, who.. died at
Itrunswick on. Sunday, willed to Rut
' againstlieense be taken by,wards, cities, "gers College $so,000 ; to Princeton College
borolighs anti towteships.- A motion
vote
M by a c t ii to uti - a m ixt_ w en‘, tict, t a 4 s ii t: d, m y a e k as e t 2e he , I a .
, f l . 7 l L er - 8 , um .
of:. $ llO,OOO.
AMC rn9 • bas held a Ventilatory and
nays 6S-Ift. Hetet& voting with the - d9kiv , l 7l i "' h a 464°CaltioP. Re refuses to
friends of the bill, in the, ties,—
' I C,._ (2ovee/);Rie
rnment Vantutoo o iler by the Italian
After a protiacted.arid able debtito.the' • ti !* '
~, E .t.rinservs organized emigration from
House was : brought ' to .a vote on the '-'
The ceded Piton* provinces will- occur
bill. The yew and nays were :caked, tae
a test vote, on the first section, result- immediately, . Large bodies bf Alsatians
e
will
ing yeas,s9, nays.3s—Mr. Itereter,Not- mu
- irate to America.
ing ap,inst•ther wt. The othersectionti '' A: iltoscial etlinterdiati has been entered
into ander 'which , .the German occupation
were then ,agreal, to, and wmotion*to
suspend the rules to put•tbe bil/onliiird - ~)f-Veraninewiii eitinelecl Until the 19th in
passage :failed for want:of twoptldrds, 41 lilld• • . 4,
tile Vote, beAtg, yea 4 . 1,14, /WS 37. . ' ' ' 'Frit London Pea leitrnethat the pros-
Tile.bill passed the House finally on pect of the settlement of all matters in.
'Tpe..54:1,, pvprOg i - yeas 51, nvs 35. It -diipute , between the 'United States and
.
no goes to, the Senate. .r. -; ' ! 'England bj the High Comthission at .
The Senate bee passed tbe Benders- , *ashington . is' very proniising. •
V 4 mile railroad bill; also a bill .e tending . Tii,E . Louisiaria'State Fair:buildings at
calm New - Orleans. were bu Pd on Monday, in
to” Beaver, Adams and Franklin --
Volt;ing &loss of $BO,OOO. Power's statue
ties the'ProvisionS of au, act relating to
appeals and transcripts from judgments of Washington, belonging to Abe State,
Of Justices of the Peace in the county, was deitroyed. v •. ,
at Junhita, approved April 4., 1870. UT , ftunas ,dechnes to, make a treaty oi . - '
,
provides that parties taking transcripts.
shall pay all costs accrued up to the tutus zfr.rrewiut• OcrunAr, ,on the ground
of the transcript; provided, that appal- a I is nacestal7 "'F- - F rance
, to imitate
the United tinatee,,and restore an equili
lantse who make Oatlx,pf inability to 'pay b r i a ,„ b., hi „ h i„,„,r
costs shl have the right - to appeal And •:: -7.- . l' -- I' ---g.
.Ta t e. prieeof $5OOO offered by tbit Preach_
demand transcripts without such pay
in ent .- men.of Callfernia for the *nit Prussian
~
- -
Adam Lerew, trustee of Hiram Albert,
to purchase real estate and decree tl •
In the Senate, on Friday,.ldr. Davis,
froni -the Committee on Apportionment,
reed "a bill apporthming tho Sena
to, amt.. LIEs: Win&
was rirdOed to 'be: prutted. It makes
the twit bemocratio majoritiok
"while in some caiesßecubliatm cortnkint
are sthdloired nip . by a,:itclatiiiit
,witis
ileas4eipemoCratic countief. It ! Wakes
'Adams and Franklin a Senat;irial
trict, asaflresent. Adams and Frank-
Fin are . ,put in One Leipslativ,O diitziet
with two members. 'ork gets 2, C
lerland 1, BedfOrd and Fultint 1, and
Sotneigiett The bill Will undergo ma'
terial alteration before finaradoption.
There seemato be.no settled principle
reetilating the apPortiont, some
counties Laving separate representation I
and others being tacked to ether to
make tli election of Dejwczattic mem
bers sure. Thus Luzern, being, uncer
tain in' politics, is tacked to Democratic
Monroe, 'andgiven dye members. -Ea,
.
with other districts. It is confossedly a
"getrY-minder,'_, and Davis can
Hardly lope ba . C . arrY it' through: Even
if the 'Democratic m4or,tty in the . Sen
ate 'can 'Cie'to . toe the, mark, the
house will send it where "the wbod
hint; twineth." ,
On_Tries:l4 the' &nate passed the
exempt all the parsons& in the
counties of Franklin and. ',Adams fpm
tiixation.
Osr Tuesday next the Goberßatprial
election iq Newilainpshire comes off.-
13oth . liattlea" are ,imPrOying what little
time remains to ifiem, and a heavy Note
mip~eexpcted: Repuklican tia4
J •
jariti - over all parties bat year.Nyas Put
. a
little over one thousand, and unnstial
intere.st therefdre,altaches to the result.
H of
N0TE.6.7-TAte late decision`Of the Slapreme Cold in this State iu xef
r'enCc ro the liibilities.efithe niakxr of a
nOte, is one to which the at-.
rention of every one doing iiiudness shOuld
be spegially directed. An ordinary pnota.'
issory note Was filled np for the payment.
Of one hundred dollars. After the note
was made, the payee, it is asserted, added
the words "and fifty,!' thus making it a
promissory note for one hundred arid fifty
dollars. This note was, pissed into the
hands of an innocent third party, who
claimed the run sum named in thq: As.
On an appeal to the Supreme Court it was
: decided that the drawer was liable, be
having invited the fraud by his own ueglit
gotten., tt is well known that
,there is a
blank space on al.LpzMited promissory
notes where the amount of money to be
paid is written, and that at the end of thir
blank sweetie, word "dielars" is printed.
The Supreme. Court Aieelared that it was
negligence an the part of the drawer in not
drawing a literbetween the written word
-`!hundred" and the' printed word "dol.
lare," and that where such negligence
existed, and there was mithing on the
Sweet thenote that shomadany alteration
,:the drawer wee liable. The Chief Justice
added.that the _Supreme Court deerned
mach a rule memory to •faeflitate the
.circulation of eoramereial paper and at '
the same time increase the care of draw
ers. The rule is only to apply, however,
where Ain alteration is not apparent 'cm
the face of the paper.
STATE. A.ND COISOBESSIONAI. ELLECTIONIL
—New York is to be t added to the list of
States whose Democratic Legislature axe
endeavoring *to escape the effect of the
Enforcement aet -at— State elections by
changing them to a different 'day from
that mi which the Congressional elections
are held. kbill for that purpose was in
troduced in the New York Legislature on
Monday. By this plan they hope to carry
on, says the Tribune, in) far as the State
Government is concerned, theirtraditional
tactics of ballot-stuffing free from the pry
ing eyes of Federal superriSors. Of course,
the expense ofd few millions, more or less,
consequent upon having two election days
instead of ove, is too trifling a detail to be
eonsidedred i by these worthy patriots.
The movement is not without its signifi
cent as a tniiit confession of the convic
tions of Tarninani tharits hold upon elect
Guns Is gone as soon is they arehoriestly
conducted.
Thant is a good story told in Washing
ton, about a cithicee servant employed by
'Admiral Pellet. On reception. day the
duty of attending door was assigned to
Ah Sin. Accilitcgrxed to the social usages
of hkrikirn Jibed where a visitor's nu* is
*WAWA by the sine of the card, and
wixere,a huge yellow. °Dankest's the pres
ence. of a prince, be treated , the little bit
of pasteboards with conteMpt.—While
nodding his head - and 'tossing the hits of
papers unceremoniously in
,the basket,
the gas collector happened to - pretieut his
hill. • The long yeNv ir A l 4,
`and with profound'salaams hebowell the ,
astonished gas man into the presence of
the amazed
SPEAK= Blaine e
resen-
battle-tiag captured. in the war, has been'
claimed for Riecoti Garibaldi who took
the, Pf..t4e4listy-brat Praisisn
ment, 4 Non ) , on the MI of January.
thiprilapreinet Ooart of -the
Otte* in ate essis West.
Virgin* involvint`qty or th,f;eo- ,.
sialkof Berkley and 'alefikinmis :.t,o
West 'Virginia, the Courtdeeided
cousatieansuned were 80 Poithirrid"
Virginia.
BismatecE is preparizig a :Circular ad
dressed to the diplottudie agents of ' 4 481"r
musaY in Three epitntriet, rtcrivin
lidstotrof the war and thethaziged
cal position of the Ge4ifirt !flop - lie. Ho,
comments with great sersrolity"n,pon Qat
,attitidirof England ciniirig the War.
THE Cosi. Quzariox.—The
phi.i . and Reading Rai hoadCompsay hare.
addressed a lengthy.meniOrial to the Pean.-
+Ovoids Legislature., defending their ao
`Goa reistire to the recent coal strike.
They throw all the responsibility of the
upon the workmen.
total appropriations of Congress
for 187 . 2 are '8163,444,681.62, or $5," 598,-
546.96 in excess of those go 087), which
were 4187,851,131.64. The- whole ' in
crease can be attributedlo pea;
appropristeAeorly 4004
that amount; 'Chips ;showing an 4C4/114 re-
action in the expenses of Os depart
meats. -
Tama.&olio alitianaaW 1 11111 'ititteg
tbaCtbsk Ontbollsi :popobstiOn OftiPetioll
yasio isi WAX*, of • *Mob 185,4065 re Act,
the -awes& of • Pfilliulolphis, °MAKI •
Pittsburg, 60,00610lloausfeii, LOAM is'
B.rio. and 411,13004nIcAriftihmt. :Vbere are
lirshisishofis, et Bishops, and : Vireo
2thsess3•Abbats, basting jurisdiction In the
United States. . _
• 'Kerman /broxorr Scrrs.---p Hanueo,
.I.llimrsa a shoit tithe& since 'a lad ` dialed
Logan bruise sob); , from a : schbohni
while site'was . purfishing anil *id
captured ant brought back tip another lad
named Yates. This so enraged ah Odes
• bretlidir of Logan on tedAi last Whew
the twattiet school;
Yates with 'a triffe and stabbed hies bad
ly. He died within a few hours. Logan
fled and his not Yet been arrested.
- 'Tait "ITErf BCGAIt C 11,01". —The Weir
Orleans Picayune says there is every in-•
dication that strenuous efforts will be
made to increase the production of Lussiss
ilina Sugar next year. The old plaubiris
intend to extend their acreage under
gar, and many will abandon cotaugpiltUra
and Aura their atiation $l/43411:'
In many parishes planting. has already
commenced, where the requisite labor has
been secured. 'Very high wages are • be=
ing paid, so strong is the coaspetion lbr
labor.
•
Ligroa dealers in Oltic.cemplain this
under the nen:law women who haveehift.r .
less husbands are suing -them for suppoirt
on the ground that the men are prevented
fr c !iPfPYridOg 4 . 51 r. their Amines in, come
,quence of their *Wpm* inliqoar; and
/ the women get..-verdicts;in their, Isior,
sometimes even when it is 4 prowelthattha
improvident husbands wilt tootiverlinhen
they,me 51erfectlyaohar. - • 7 Theeossequenowl
is that income parts of the State &married
man cannot get a drink of honor" without
a written permission . . from his • wife—and
.
a very good consequence/Hs. ; I
Os Monday while Justice Bramlette
was trying a colored man for riotous con
druotai Meridian; Miss.; a' diaterbance
in the; court men; kid a - black
man named Tyler shot . Iframlette, killing
himinetantly. Tyler and two kid/ com
rades were killed by the citizens. -
Later particulars from Meridian; Miss.,
relative to the shooting of : Justide Bram . -
lette, set forth that - ea — Colored men were
sUbsequentlY shOt and killed as the result
'of the actionof one of their number in
summarily despatching the justice.
AN old negro woman, in' amain - Alai for
lack of discipline among ycningsbets, in
sists that it isheeause tAleir mothers wear
gaiters. ."Yout *see, when we word low
shoes and the Whin wanted Whippin', we
just took off a Abe 'nighty quick, and gui
'em a good sp4rthite; but noW, how's a
body to get a gaiter off iritime P go the
chili Beta ' no Whippinsqt all now& Uieggs.ll.
Wszi in Aberdeen, Dr, I:anion dined
with a clergyman, the soeip'being. hob*.
potch. -Thelidiof the house, after hiv
ing saved hint ince, asked •it he• would
take some nibs 'Thli — gruff pal stern
nittralist and outspoken e social bar rep/iedt
"It is a dish ftt:for i Madam."—:
4 `l'alte a litths'iniire Uteri" Was the ini
tindiat-e:and4Pioinititi3lt.il.r7 .-
4 • .
A Lrrrix boy is yili*trikii was being
.114 to, bede
,other pight: about,dark,
whea* obisotakto going so saris. Ilia
,mother A*** gke obioleane tent to belt
early, 4.4}4,be must* a0.t0. 3 • Wise '
fellow said is weal& ffbiswiedker Would,
de an iboold=hems did--:go •to 'lted first,
Theo Wort)* otiotrals to wine,
CsasoLL.—A rabid dog was
Warfieldsburg, one day last
baring bitten many dogs and
u l / 4.. ) visit Europe
re to be se
xtucky,
it o p
' P ,
t
evetun,
.xperienced an
cows and a buggy; loss $1,009 to $1.500,
with insurance of .s9oo.—On the same
Right, the stable of Pete/10p ,"(13111r;
.was burnt; insurance $lOO. • •
ter:at Carlisle, died on Saturdaynight; he
..waivat. one time editor eftbeCasisle Her-
FRAnaux.-1. dab ter of Daniel 141 7
linger' ;mai nWaimathore, aged 8 'years,
had her skult - fractured on Batueday even
ing. by a kick fro „ st.• colt, which , may :
prove fatal, On thenikhtof the lalst
the steam saw mill' of John ttptluuutl;
soar Greencastle, was burnt Tess 11,100.4.
On the night of the 4/301,, catabla of Mrs;
Bowman, Greencastle, was burnt; loss
_
FREDEnicxl---An old colored woman
/
widely knowilas "Aunt Haneuth" Smith ;
recently died at Itteeluukketcrvu, aged 109
FIZZI
Yoax.=-The barn. of Alexander Hay,
York, was destroyed by flre on Thursday
'fight; with contents; insured for 0,000
iu the Farmers' Mutual QampaisY;--7os
eph A. Proctor; master minttilliatt:And
James Itnniette, contractorz ) ed in
building a bridge at
,Rbconix n on
N. Central rail-road, were Ted -- en
Thursday evening by a gravel train run.'
ning over them.
The charge of Judge Pryor, of the
Prankfoit Circuit (awl of counsels ortho
dox Democrat of the Keutuoky school),
to the Grand Jury snore theft confirms all
that has ever been said in Congress or
ehowliere about the 1111-Klux.. After
commenting upon th 6 outrage perpetrated
with impunity almost tuider the eyes rof
the Court in the release of •Scroggies„
charged with the murder of a negro, from
the• Frankfort jail, Judge Pryor says:
"If theie secret, masked,..esearts are to
be held, and men taken frons:oer county
jails at their will and pleasure, and at - the
risk of the llvea of all who resist them,
vire had as well tear down our temples of
justice and place our lives, liberty and
property in their hands. What protection
can' a man have " 'at bLs'ome in town or
rxeuitry who, by word or action, has
mtlit their , tangeandelkolear Un him,
if, at the benr of , midnight, they are so
cruel and reckless as to tear him
Diane and bang him to the first:llMb by
the road side? e What nicessity' is tb,r4
for such a tribunal in this Stile?
; not, cognizant of a single Instance in nob'
district where men, indicted ler.,ertme,
have escaped' - punishment when proven
guilty, but on the contrary; die li s ta
Weisel promentingattorneyW
ed fever* times in prodemen— amity
When the proof did riot, in - 11 1 Y: ettehiss,
justify it, and I have promptly set Mille
die verdiet. The inclination ofjuries, is
.ca sies, is to punish menwho violate the
lee. In the absenee-,of • thsess.mallswLel.
hands of men the social cenclition sof the
eatmtry would be tindistairted*Ojiiistjas
lasted out 4n ear courts tri accooderseel
-With filleclaws of the land, This -items&
be nay 114th:el enmeiestims. meollect
that, daring the war pendingbetmsen the
Government and the Souther n States when
.men move arrested and imprisoned without,
warrant and wide:at a trial,' mina were
more Owner* fOr the vindication& their
rights by the courts of the otenstry- than
those whose sympathies wets with the
Bentham States in thatand
certainly this class of met. ,e
not.
thrown aside their m a rl Ines sr literary
in order to wreak vengeance upottPOnr,
helpleas negroes. This cannot he" . there
in no reason for it; no motive in it.—
T.lwire is no excuse, justitlestlint es AI.
Won for snob condtue, mid Mame men I
wonld'icorn to engage in it. Jilrens 'one
*two•negroes have been' shoe, dew* si*
my dietriet by armed men in disgrilee.--
Nlitte men hese been. laceratediwith the
lash under the jtudgratiatof these coartii- r
&teed 'es dark as the covering that •frddes
their faces from the - vietim's view. Judg
ment is gronouneed at the silent- hoer of
night by stodge, whose judgment icetth _ .
er executed by a rem around the • asst or
-the lamb upon the back. Humanity rertke
at L 'Pelitte sentiment, with the *id Of .
the. Legislature and Ciente, alone eel
check it. The /agrees/ ,aLledis tei , Were•
killed because they ware summoned;witnesses in the Federal Courts, enc . =
.not allowed to testify at , borne. '
*mid be no excuse for such an orgaiiirs
,tion; in my judgme nt there - U-oone new,
'and never can be.'
Tau ?EWALT. FARO BANCERR of Dnii
yu.a.---it woman went through on the
Kansas Pacific train last evening that eras
point3d out to usand several other inteiast.
.ed youths as one of the celebrated female
.fatQ bankers of Denver. She was dressed
tastefully and quietly in a gray' alpaca
traveling suit, with• gicreas and triMming
of bat to match; was of medium stature,
well termed,. and not more than Si or U.
Her face was not at all an unpleasant one;
emit have been very pretty, some time,
sae so many telt-tale lines were drawn up
*wit; and what is most unusual in women
tiChir elms; the complexion was good,
Bfs waroit her way back 'from St. Louis,
'whine she went, so ottrittlinauttion stated,
to-place -a young boy at seboed. •
• Their faro.bank at Denver haa been in
full blast ter some time, and the two pro
prietors are reaping as rich a harvest' as
; their professional , "sisters" of New •York,-
vfoohta and own. Ito, eights ca
turbatuale of any kind have ever .oecarrial
at their rooms, and the women eseduct
the game with all this suavity of experien
ced professionals.
_ Several lights of the gambling fraternity
of . this. city were at. the depot, and snanted
very much interested in *tubing after
her welfare.
Women muntnah; women gamblers and
women conntarfeiters. Who omelette
against iwbmen's rights,?-4Kansos Cap
Notes.
7111711.AT= Cratagricr.—A Tennessee
'has inclosed to the United
States TreaSurer a slip cut from s recent
North Carolina paper setting forth that
the postmaster at Hillsbom, X. C., lad
been lined 12.90 for refusing to receive
mutilated currency in payment fdPpostage
stamps, and says that since the appearance
of this' article in print his office has bees
flooded with nautialated currency, and he
desires to know whether he is compelled
to take it or may refuse the money so pre.
!anted.
Treasmrer Spinner replies, stating that
under the rules of the Treasury . Repatt
ment postmasters are authorized to re
,
ceive.auch, currency for its full value in
payment - for postage stamps, when in
cases' of 'Untied States notes not more than
seven twentieths of the note is missing, and
JA cases of fractional Currency when not
more than C.kne.tenth is missingt , Patin
'such notes and fractional currency are
mutilated beyond the standard ieSerred tq
no one is compelled to receive them for
any part of 'heir .. .value; an 4 the only
Oace, where such antes may be re4e eased
is at the 11.nktpd States Pessary. • "
Brrarriumax Run HAD.—On the sth
h3at . , a family named w•axtri 00128iit
ing.or Mr. suniXre. Walkerand two child.
rep, 'Mpg in McHenry. county Me* a ,
short disdancn, north of Elgin, 111., wan
fouud dead, in their house. A. letter was
toagd explaining t h at the fatberand moth
er bad riven laudaumn to their children
and ink= it theinudeni, and rue happy
is helbving thid they midi` go to their
-ebildrear lir better World. They . wain
earliest apirituattro. •
Tug KV-ILLVX.
(For the /314 w sod Ileanoel.
Law making vipman eligible to the office
of school director." Institute decided
tfigtAlter each discussion a decision of its
merits be given by the inembers.
• .:1111VINSidkrigate-11iid16:1.;`
opened witly 2 v*Wer and singing. Clam
drill in orthography. Select Reacting.
Singing. Discussion: "Resolved, That the
P ll 4 l rum 1 0 49 1 term 1W ten .itiontha"
Decided in the negative.
Afternoon Sessiont—J. A. Leer chosen
,ROC. Sec. pro fete. Singing. Class dal
in Grammar. Discussion: "Resolved,
That we are more Indebted for our liber-.
tise to the sehoel teacher than the soldier,"
Singing. . .Diactession: "Resolved, That
there should be uniformity Oftilt hooka
thronghout.the County." Decided in the
affirmative. •'" •
Evening Session.z.-1113nntes of three
previous meetings read and adopted.; .11e
ports bfeommittees. Address by the Presi
dent. Discussion: "Resolved that school
di:mai:we should be - paid for their servi.
ear." Decided in the negative. Singing.
Select Reading. Singing. Discussion:
"Resolved, That war has been productive
of- rioter misery than intemperance."
Decided _in the negative. Singing.. Select
Reading. :Jitadi:g as it is. Reading as
it was. A ,votell' thanks was tendered
the.Offitoers, and their ttrm of office con
tinned through the next Institute.
The following gentlemen took part in
the discussions: W. Townsend, A. A.
Bcges, R. W. Sadler, C. G. Beals, J. A.
I.Cler, Dr. I. W. Pearson, A. B. Myers, D.
S. Brenneman, D. S. Plank, A. M. Mc-
Clure, J. Shelly, P. Griest, F. W. Heil
backer, J. B. Anthony.
Select Readenu F. W. Ileilhecker, R.
W. Sadicr, Miss Ida Johns, Miss Mary
Pearsoir,, Miss Mary Pfeffer.
Oilleens; Wafter Townsend, Pres.; A.
A. Roden, Vice Pres.; D. 13. Brenneman,-
Coy. See.; J. B. Anthony, Rec. Sec.
(For the Btu end EtentlaeL
simangsr.
The late Eniperor of the French haring
found that the students in the colleges of
France„ who smoke, were decidedly infer
ior in their scholastio attainments to the
1 20&40aoluers, prohibited this inOurious
haldrbi the nrdleses., it.issaid that thy
.ErepsFor pun'lan 6 80;1110it pipes in one
abgr'*Ovid knot his a good , thing
fer the rising geinyntion of ihis 414 if
sill the pipes in this oonetry were rat
out. ' t
Mos thelhar aaiSsatiost
MA. EDMA:—On ThMmdey eictisig
leet the Het,: Mr. Dixon . llldi. Tanta A set :
4011 go IL E. Clherebef thisi Olney oit
the .inittieek presented In the. followitsc
linetej—lttnteirricAt: •
het tilaitight heteiersoetuning bowl. -
*se keen Senn not Pettir irlOal
Una sins hero the ruin it *Ai Wing—
Perish beneath Its deadly pols'nons Wns.
Sinking UV its tom peril to the elm
Bleb fa eseeeriyadmute, and'of htfinatet. hue,
An imp of &tit tiesista larks in each drop,.
Nestles sews within tie sperrllag env:
cease not to banish then the poLs'noue howl.
Ere life and health titan fade 'Death its contra
NaW Oxlips* itlarsfi . b 1371. . J. aG.
WATER'S AMERICAN ALZARAC, for the
new year, his arrived for delivery gmtbiby
to all who call for it. This little annual
has the Wiest circulation' of Any book in
in the world, made by the fact that it fan.
Dished the best medical advice which' la
available to the. people--enables them to
&genuine whit their complaints ape and
Uri to cops them. ' It contains the it*,
Ihlg annomneement of the onallagnstion
!Ad' a world, or the coinbostion at one '9f
the Atom in the iiinsHim '
ent, -iii'h all its
• •
attendant planets. • - W . It
Taft Barr Brows in market, for
heatity, etOnotny, andnomtott ieadamtted
~llaround to berths MORNING GIoORY.
dnAns all competition, mad that is the
jmignunitnf all who have used it., It is just
the thing for Ofilooe, Stores, an d P4riors
Clambers. Call at 0. IL puebler's
Ware tom, opposite the Passenger
Depot, and examine for yourselves. tf
TIER War . "to minister to a mind &r
-owed," is to take Peruvaln Syrup, a pro
tected soletion ofthe.:protoxide of iron,
which gives strength and vigor to the
whole systeto, restores the digestiiiii organs
to perfect health, thereby restoring the
mind to its natural vigor. It
AT Corr! At Cotrr! Until April' 1871—
at Nome' Corner, to make room for
13pring ing, Hats, 'Caps,
Boots, Shoes, at wnottrasta PRICES.
NQW is your time for Bargains. Doa't
fail to call, if you need anything in my
line. No linmbug. Call and see fo
yourselves.
Amman= ROOMS TO Lam—Three
furnished Rooms to let, in the Centre
square, desirable for students or others.
Terms reasonable. Enquire of Mrs. Har.
riot Harper. • tf
•
Wsruntoworro rt Ram The building
now occupied by Joe. W a s & Sox as a
Proem s Warehouse, dettyrberg, Pa.—
Inquire of Joseph Wib.. tf
VALasszat llizorennm---Read the ad
vertisement oi Hiller I& Davis, Dr‘ortats
of Baltimore, in to-day's piper, headed
"Health I Health I" No humbug.
w — lr you,waut
,Grocories, Wit, can lit
cdoies, on York street, where you will
find a full supply at reduced prices. • •
.
• mar.ll,Bt •
A enr parody was that involved in
the kiwi of a young nobkanan,
with a large number of titles and a s
small amount of brains--Lord thisi, and
Viscount that, and• so on ad fajtaitins.—
t'My fair friends," said the witty
"one of his titles you appear to- have for
gotten." "Ohl" was the universal excla
mation, "what is that?" "lie 'altruism
of Intellect," wid the rejoinder.
/Paid *Oen.
RIICIESTERS TARR NOTICIE
Writ. Blair & Son have made extensive Pro
vision for supplying your wants. We will keep
co on land the whole l* of seeds red
eraily to ltuelastereattenOL sake, se of
widen de 11 sell at prices to suit the times. Cali
and see. MIL BLAIR, & SON,
Whoksialiand Retail Grocers and Queedsware
Merchants, Carlisle, l'a.
+4DNAF NE BB .NLINDNBEBANDCATANItH
treated wilkthe utmost meow br heats.
D. asilllotamor emulous qytiw /11yeeno4
Ude goclateptla the Allatteat Ctitio (e f ' Alliwnace?
etntia, 12 mews exparistea, puts 01 Umiak,
nottaadj No. 116 Are street, Ptak restittiont.
all can beaten at hisofilee: The medical botlitY
are invited to atoomakir theft Patients, as
be die me swear In his praetiee.
'ere inserted" witignit pahl. No charge for ea.
atalaation - (Ma c h 18,1674V—1i
WISH a&IMNG, WIB& Gu i
For Store Fronts, Asylums, fie.; 'lron Bed.
steads, Wire IVeljklu for nee, afut pppWy
Varderl r fa"lindoii - Wire Cloth, Sieves, Fen
dors, Berens foi Coal, Ores, Sand, Be, .Heavy
&wiped Cloth for hark Arrestels; Landscape
algritartg=l4Psr. fie: . Wigs,
' Beery WM/Mahon
* addressing the tnanniketwere, WALPIR
$ SONS , No. SM Market lt. Philadelphia,
Ma** U7l-47 4k.
CM
!goats% gads.
REMOVAL! R I - ~.:,. . „:-, .
1 0 ,: MO.V E D •
.• JOSEPH JACOBS,
44
RU :- .' T P',' MO ~.,:,
, . aRCHANT TAILOR ;
i. " .._ .
Gas i r 1 d:. ~ e - , , ,y;
,' HAS REMOVED
. . , door to J. W. Cress' Store, on Mao-
Can be toun . t his rfflidencerott
corner
Middle and Stratton streets,
beratturg St., near the Square.
A large assortment of
GBTTYBBURG, PA., i Cloning, Casistmers, V•stinixe, Trims
Will promptly attend to all orders In his line.— , siluirs at', dite..
. ,
~,, .
Work done in the moat satisfactory manner, and . ,"
at prices as low as can possibly be a ff orded tomtits , oifeiedfattfie smifflifft fits.
a living. (}Dods bell tat the store cut ree rtr charge.
- " 1 .
' - ' 1714 * 7"2"flint well when
as s own. Latest bi.
Y. reoeiredand tailoring done In the
Frost
Liweu se qbAbludelbrglbrackets. DrOP wad ge. . °betor ddbe. a.s u.stud.
•• gh . ; else, ATETI. PIPE, Stops, Top and The public patronage solicited. and no effort
Frost gots, and, in short, - ere belonging spared to pleqse
togas or water fixtures. April 22, 1870—tf
Beds hung, and fUrnished If deslreld4 LOcks of
all kinds repaired. [April 1870—tf
_______
, •
GETTISBIA,G ....B: Y.
rpllE , tlrni of Newport &"-Zleeer havtrig been dissolved,thelopdernigeed will cool:Lose the-
Baking'lhaninets, • tn. ell its brunches, at the old
Corner.of South Washington and West Middle
streets, Geftisburg, Pa .
All kinds of'
CAACKE'EfI
kZS
intHAD
goes.
ET2, ec.,
bonstantly baked And always to lie PR hadlres iiis h.
With. many ymers experienee and-every disposi
tion to please, he feels that he can promise sails.
faction In all cases. Orders solleliti, and promptly
attended to. With many thanks r the patronage
bestowed on the old Erin, its continuance is asked.
April 9, 1110--t1 BALTZEJI. NEWPORT.
PRIME OYSTERS
JOHN. GRUEL,
Chambersburg it., Gettysburg, Pa., ngzt
door to Eagle Hotel,
Has always on hand the very
BEST 0 - YST.EI-CS .
which can be commanded in the market, which
will be served up in any style desired. He has
Gal accommodation., for LADLE'S AND
ped ENTLY:AWN. Give him a call.
gir Also. always on Irand a large assortment
of panfeetlous, Cakes, Fruits, Almonds,__ltaishas,
PUN Toys, ive• Nov. 4, Wll-,tl
N'EW BUSINESS.
Upholstering & Trimming.
WILLIAM E. CULP
littitreitlilat e res ab , l o i =Z stt W a r
t:
eavdring
SOFAS, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, AND UP
HOLSTERING IN ALL ITS!
BRANCHES.
aefT
:1 Trgahr
lie T heir ;r a: ePa
r,,ge. tam. moderate.
..
• '
BLACKSMITHING
HaLE.B•AUCTIEI
• . .
ttltkstanunithlittotten illfnablngton
struet...neXt door to Cbritatatan't Carpenter *op,
and In prepared to da all kind; of BLAsippirrm
legoshaffniabk. it! kupitti'S ibare of
public patronage.
RE7iAIRY.Ya of aU kinds. Glee us a
OWL
awn 1.168-4.1 ' •
COOPERING.
.
- PETER .
CITEP - •-_
- ..,•
.
Has eomueneclss,.
- •
COOPER LING BUSINESS
.„
• ,
le Wilts brambles at kbrestdesaion Munintsa; .
burg mad e at thq sod deartinie street. Reny,.
.burs. Pa.- The'pabtle . - artsys taco made to
order alitchidiandstyllet i
-
31 - RA't VESBIS4 • . • • •
W
• CRO ' l / 4 111k.
G.KEL STANDS.. - •
TOM. - •
teitlatELlL
•
I also inannlonture 5 and Id gat • ' Cider
Barrels And o th er Mad! - Re
pairing done cheaply and aria deapagehe to us
• •
ST AX SAW MEM
...
. i. . .
Tow ien.J..H;nv the 12 117W rati , ,7Visl! .' lM:; l4:l W il l;
Griteffeebulir liprifts, and to prepared au aalr q Order Ms of
What. Oak, Mee, Idemileek, .
lir ariy kind of Timber desired, at the shores no.
tise and at low rates. Re also manufactures
Shingles 7 Failings; &e.
--- ,LUMBE'R
..-
delivered at any point at the LOWEST RATES.—
a per eent. will be deducted for the cash payments,
or rawest will becharged from the time of deliv
ery or Lumbe. Thankful km pan , fustms. be a contintranee for the futures •
An le should he addressed to him at Graaf.
fenburg .O. A.Mitaus &Runty. Pa.
ocLA Isee—ti RE
Vie
1011 , -MILTENBEEGIOL
GUNSMITHING
BATTLE-FIFJ4D R-F.Lics!
Castes, Shells, Bullets
E. WOODWARD
Wooldrespeetinfty call the attention of the tits
lle to_lils larke anortment of Relies on
the idemstmork Battle-deld.
Ontunaithing Mended to with promptness and
all work warranted.
Wu us a call at our place of baldness on Car
lisle Meet, (lifeConameny'sgall)J imarthe Depot ;
Gattfsburg, Pa. ' fTnly 29, 1970.—tf
GRANITE YARD,
6177 4 - SBURG;;PA:, -
ON RAILROAD, NEAR FREIGHT DRPOT.
' PETER BEITLER,,
Ti n gtholgtd , Mt ui rthiTTE, tOr all kindis o
at reasonable rates—
MENTAL PURPOSES,
• •
Urbinge • SO'S, Steps,-
4SITLERS, POSTS, MONUMENTS, CEM.
EMMY BLOCKS, &C., &C.,
cut and Subbed In every style desired, by best o
workmen.
Sir Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
June 3—tf
JEREMIAH CULP
GETTYSB URG, PA.,
,UNDER TAKER,
AND i'APHit-ItANdikii.
is prepared to tumid* at abort notice and rea
sonable terms,
COFFINS, of all Stylea,.
•BWAIL s aIso PAP which kmband ala
lowest
me aseortinentrai
be sena at cast
rates, and if win tuna* bands to pat It
e wall.
"lila and Pane,' Sign Pithotheir exe.
elated to order. '
a gim a aVF l thilt' east;
PURE , GRAPE WINES.
THZ tulderamed, Istrgely engaged In the
• . ..
PURE GRAPE WINES,
and now oilers tor sale diterent
lirnzented and Unfervaoagod, for Media-
Eraeratnentai purpose,.
His prices are reasonable. and his Wines cannot
tall to reader astbdactam. Vinyard Is loca
ted on lbeissola-eastalds at tlemlsou7
a sQti lama aad ferule, =twins the grape 7 5 1
1
• ttrOrodikly, and tondo :US lu all cam a n
aclass u or abse., •
ATls4nsbe
14"114 ROIXRT
pa 8, ism...tt ow/onm
Vadat NA* Acts, at,
Musical Instruments, &c.,
c NNIN ti A 'S,
On"Chamberaburg Agtreett
DID YOU SEE
rIvHOSE&e Crita — MIKPLEP AND WALK
ING 4,lN,thal aro semi* AO cheap at
PICKING 4 IX),,
THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP.
lid t Cap. tiootB & Shoes
LATEST STYLES.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
If you WAIN to have 'hooey; eall ou
Cobean & Cunningham,
Bttltinaore Street s bettysburg, Pa.,
VETHO bim smile large additions to tbelrstock
vif of I'B AND SHORN, IkATS AND
CAPS. and ndw-011er the best assortment ever
opened in Uettyaborg—comprising the latest
styles and made by the best of workmen. Call
and examine our stock- Also, a variety of
NOTIONS, SEGARS, &c.
Jan. 12, 1471.—tt
ANY AMOUNT
OF DRESS and BUSINESS SACK COATS for
lJ tale cheap at PICKING & CO.
Fall
and Winter Clothing
In great rarlety at
FRANK CIINNINGIIAIV
Cliambarabatrg •
Ilawdiw Bargiins
D. la. -KLINGEL,
Ifliar: Hotsat;, Street,
Is selling cob; 14,e.ntire stock at city mule
,
lEtc.tvt,A•turrici Shc•es•
in enter to nate room tor Ma own
goods.
VERY CHRAP FOR CASH
The stet* is the very best of city made wort.
mud I will guarantee It as represented. It em
braces the belt, MENS' CALF and RIP BOOTS
in town, and a full line of SHOES, GAITERS,
&c.: for Ladies' sad etilldreas'wea.r.
THE MANEFACTURING
of Boma. Wee and Gann will else be carried
on; In ail Its Mancbeet, ia before.. Bomb** done
on abort notice. , By eat owe but hit-class
workmen, and laliMig mane, the choicest leath
er. be Lech- ccedlident of ins former
reputation. Certainly nothlnit wiii be left undone
ger Peel tateciLtse solicit
__ s ceninn-
Sixec i tronn2a. LL .twANGEL.
ALL STYLES OF
CLOTHS, CASSHIERES, BEAVERS, &c
Ohcralberenow
T "BLkancsra, iloitsa suaimas znd
BIIPPALO lIQU/S. cheap at
PICKING & CO.
WOLF'S
Cheap Olothin cr Store,
,
.frk ,740,.% Corder of Centrf Square,
liktivaarg, Pa.,
Has the Inlgrat and beat stock of
`FALL & WINTER
01.0 THING,
ever offend In this NIP. Also, the very latest
and best styles of
Hats Laps Boots & Shoes ;
Ilith & variety of Whiter troder-ClothilaS
and Gents' IFurmishlag Goods ceneran)
Also, a tine assortment otJewelry,Watelses,
cloak., Notiamits.
The best manufactured Leather Trunks and
Valises, Carpet Bap and Umbrellas always on
bawd.
Helder, abd Gloves, a Imp amprtment. Chad
reds Fancy aboes of ail 1020. In abor t , every
that tallalar knot In a first -etas. Genes
afore.
ed
askl as Row sa tbije our motto
' Ca
"guide salsa
c lf and
der stock °pods purbssfrot
eamirberel •
Nov. 11101a0.—tf WOI.F.
An meson who mats a
rile lE`ittixig Suit
GO TO OUNNINGHJACS
On Chturtbersburg Street.
PICKING &
CANNOT be excelled for cheii,;ness, style arid
durability In the way of P TS.
NORRIS'
NE A DQUARfiIRS
Oi South-Bad Corner of Centre Square
GETTYSBURG,
Has the Largest and Best Stock of
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING,
TirtLATINT aITLLS
HATS AND CAPS.
TM! EMIT X.AIiVrACTIIRED
BOOTS AND SHOES
WITS d VAILL/L7tY 07
Winter Under-clothing,
EM:I
Gents' ftnilaiing Goods of every variety;
-Lo slaws assortment of
NOTIONS, TRUNKS,
keaveitantatag fauna- a a deatieamnos Furakkb
GIVE USA CALL
Oct 14,,1170.—t1
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING COOPS
endlesavariety at
AT CIINNI.NGELA)4I.B
Off, Mitre/Nrsbunr aro,
(carriages, glamors, at.
•
D. XCCRaVa. I. P. MCCEZART
"BEST ALWAYS CHEAPEST."
The Best and-Cheapest,
'Saddles, Bridles, Collars
and rIABNESBot all:ltlnda, In the County, are
always to be found at the old and well knows
stand, Baltimore at., o A mosite the Presbyterian
Church.
( 3 teCBEARY'S.)
. _
OUR RIDING and - WAGON SADDLES,
are the most substantially built and neatest.
• OUR HARNESS, (plain and silver mounted,) are
complete in every reeret and k warr i anted of the
ve aLli 1 t .4 1 6.11 LETTITER w . DRAFT COLLARS,
can not be beat. They are the best FITTING and
mostdurable.
OUR ILEAVY DRAFT HARNESS
are made to order, as cheap as they can ,
be made
anywhere and in the roost substantial manner.
RIDING BRIDLES , WHIPS, LASIIES, DRAFT
Haines, Fly-nets and everything. None better or
ch t e A I JRICES
have been IiEDUCID tulle lowest llVing Standard.
- A liberal
aMounUng to percentage -
for cash, (4 all bills
115 or
We work nothing but the best of stock and v.
ill
warrant every article turned out to be in every
respect as represented.
Thankful fur past favors we invite attention to
our present stock.
aii - Give us a mill and examine priers nnd goal.
ftp. 1). AfeCREAR V & SON.
Jan. 29. 1568-4 f
JOB. jACOI3B.
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
REMOVAL
critE undersigned has removed his Carriage-
Making shop to the east end of Middle street.
Gettysburg, Pa., where he will continue to build
all kinds ol work In his flue, viz: -
CARRIAGES, TROTTING & FALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES, JAGGER
WAGONS, &C., &C.
Hi s work is an pat up of rood material and by
the best of mechanics, and cannot fall to ;dye sat.
isfaitiom His prices are always reasonable. He
solicits orders, (*Widest that he can please.
REPAIRING promptly done, at moderate rates.
W. X GALLAGHER.
JWYI, 184A-4y
SAYE YOUR HORSES !
PATENT ELASTIC COI
HORSE COLLARS
MBE undersigned has for sale these CELT
1 BRATED (X/LLA.tte. manufactured by flatter
e ge lPhßadelphLa, which are now used by all
the Ci Passenger Railroad Companies fur the
pr of their stock. They gge lighter In
weight, absorb no moisture, and do AR heat. The
Cork with which they are stuffed being very elas
tic, the Collar adjusts to the %hype of Ws animal,
and
them. consequently does not chafe. Farmers, try
HARNESS
of all kinds tar sale and made to order. Call at
i.my estab l lishment on C.4rlisle street, Gettysburg,
Paiiaadttietbalaseniter DePot•
cuLp.
CARRIAGE-MAKING.
stow Thed e war belna over, the ttadersigned have re
the
Carriage-Making usi ness,
at their old stand, in East Middle street. Getty,
burg. where they . are again 'prepared to put up
work in the most fashionable, substantial. and
superior meaner. A lot of new and second-hand
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C.,
on hand, which they will dispose of at the lowest
prices, and all orders will be supplied pruniptl)
and satishietottly as poeslide.
nir REP.AIRING
dose with dispatch, azul cheapest races.
large kg of oew UM o ld IiAIINIf3 on hand
her sale.
Thauattl for the liberal patronage heretofore
enjoyed b they solicit and at endeavor to
dlJlat7ei the future.
Nny
...Ay DANNER & ZIEGLER.
Snv cturs.
1870. 130,000 SOLD IN 1870
SINGER
SE WING MACHINES
POPULAR AND BEST
I=
520,000 BOLD.
TREY DO A WIDER RANGE OF WORK
They are simple, llght-rornning, eomplet, au t
always ready to work. Call and !..e
what they will do - at thi.
OFFICE ON BALTIMORE ST., Gk. - 171'SM Iv
(opposite the Court-hour,)
J. E. FACKLE.R., Agent
IN. 11.) itighinev delivered to all parts. of th e
County aueglforough instructions given free of
charge.
Feb. 184
Howe Sewing Machine
IMPROVED.
Its Simp/iaity, Durability, Eaae of Oper
Perfection in mechanical construction, lightness
and Beauty In Style and finish, and adapted to a
laogn range of work, renders it THE BEST
Sevin lachte is the Mallet
An earnest invitation is extended to those abou
to purchase a Sewing Machine to call and exam
ine this Machine and be convinced of Its merit
41111/wAll orders promptly &trended to. Machine
delivered to ail parts of the County.
H. H. ROWE, Agent,
Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, 7:r
Noy. 4, 1100.--tt
HO WE MACHINES !
THE LATEST HIEPEOVED AND GE.tiCINE
ELIAS HO WE,
SEWING MACHINES
JACOB F. THOMAS, Agent,
•
GETTYSBI7EO,
At Ms raidenee on 'York Street.
OADI2B will be promptly attended to. Ma
*hies deli iveredven to all parts of the county and
Instruetkes g gratis.
arias ptiblic are canOoned against parties
who nee the name of HOWE in emumetioh with
their machines= account of the popularity of the
Howe Machines. There are none GENUINE un
less they have Imbedded in each machine a medal
lion having the likeness of ELLS HOWil. Jr. on
It. dm. fFeb. IS. liffa—tf
WEAVER & CO
Livery, Sales & Exchange. -
STABLES,
Washington Street, Gettyskurg,
undendgotst having entered Into partner
i. ship, under the arm of Weaver &
Co have
taken the well known Livery &abler of N. Weav
er, and are prepared to supply the public with alb
styles and kinds of conveyanoes that can De
railed in a Ant-class Livery. Their stock cannot.
be beaten by any estabLbronent in the town.
AlirParties wishing to visit the Battle-14C will
Ind superior accommodations at this LOUT.
withoutaddltional charge for Guido&
CARRIAGE MN(}
w ILL also be carried an In all its brilliant at
their Shope opposite the Livery, all styles of
BUGGIES, JAGGER WAGONS,
CARRIAGES, Jx.,
built of the butt material and by skillful wed.
Men, on short Beth*.
REPAIRING_
}reeßbtly attended to and ttaktilietton itnaraie-
GIVE US A CALL:
•
wrswo.T.,
W. T. a LAX
Nev. 4, 1170.....tt
ARE THE MOST
THE OEIGENAL
ation,
410 tar anti . fini
Friday Moral/ag e Iram& 141. 1
LOCAL 'TEO.
L4F - No. 3 of D. F. F.'s 'articles
New . 1 - irk State Fair app'
week.
PATXXT Imrso.—.The United
have granted a Patent to Messrs.
L. Keeporte and William Yount,
tlestm►n, for a Clothes Pin or Clue
ERRATA.—Our attention has bee
by Mr. J. J. Myers, clerk of the C
sioners, to a slight error In the
,pu
accounts in the item of anima
Mr. Stouffer, on Eppelnsan's mill
It should be $2,150.69 instead of
62. The total for bridge buildit
repairs was correct, as published.
ELEcrtos.—On Monday""etecti.
annyal election for officers of` th
burg Gas Conqy took T, ) .:e. re
in tile unani re-election qf
officers, viz:
President—B. G. Fa!west-tick.
Seczatary—Wm. A. Q.Opie s '*-
\" Treasurer-4oel B. Danner:.
Managers—ik..,D. Buehler; 4;
berger, H. L 1 Wattles, S. R. Rua.
A. Duncan, - .T. B. Danner.
Eiewrrannain ITEws.—The Diree
the Emmittrg Branch Itailreed
meeting on e 17th ult., at which
determined to hare the Read an
and located at. once.
Messrs.. Thomas Fraley &Solite.
chased the Foundry and equipme.
longing to .Toseph,liay
The application for a new t l 3 (
near Mt. St. Mary's College effiti b
approved by the Past-office, qepart
Gf.wtArEs.—T6e sixtyf•fourili
moncement of the Medical Delia] t
tho University of Maryland wiee
Baltimore at the Holiday Street T.
on Wednesday the let inst. Arno,.
eaduates are two from klettyslirg,..
er IL O'Neal. son of Dr. .1. W. C. 4,
and C. 11. lirt,e, elm of Mr. .fib
Krise. Both are young gentlemen
promise, and we understand tha.
creditably acquitted themselves ii
final examinairm. •
WOM A.N SUFFRAGE.-. 1 few ladies
place, who believe the agitation of
tension of the elective frattchit.e to w
mischievous in its tendencies, La%
pared a petition adverse to it, whi •
already been numerously signed.
requested to say that ladies who fee
cient interest in the subject matter
cord their names in opposition to 'di
called "woman's rights" ninvemen
do so by calling at the Post-office,
the petition will be left for a few da
FIRE AT BEEDERISTILLE. W
day of last week the dwelling and f.
of Mr. Enoch 'Routs:din; in Bende
was destroyed by fire. A num
patterns were. burnt. " Mr. !tout
cupied part of the building as a d
but saved his furniture. The found
recently been sold to '-.Mr. John B.
man. The fire origfriated on tjoe
probably from the clihnney, and a
wind prevailing, the entire buildin_
soon wrapped in flames. There w
insurance of $7OO on the buildin.
$4OO on patterns, in the Lycoming
pang•
RAMBOAD IRON Pt ReFf
Hanover Eipsetator says that snfliebe. ,
has been purchased of the Lcicbiel
Works at Harrisburg, by the Fre ,
and Pennsylvania Line Rajiv:94c°
to lay the track from Lialsiltown
Taneytown, a distance of some nine
miles, and that the work of layin
rails will be commenced at once.
cmpletion of the eatire).the to
is expected by the middle of July
The Hanover Branch Railroad Cot
have secured the contract to opera
road npost its completion.
LOCI, OrrioN BILL.—The Loo
tion bill passed the House on Trusida
by a voce of 51 to 35, lir. liereter
in the negative. The sum and and
stance of the bill is to allow the ".
of the several cities, boroughs, and
ships to decide whether or not li
foro the sale of intoxicating liquors'
be granted in their districts.
majority wants whisky they can hay
Where a majority deelams against w
the minority must du without or go
where to get it. The bill is democ
to say the least, as it refers the so
matter to the decision of majorities.
Imyridvmirsa^r ,. .. —Messrs. Boyer
have commenced a thorough rep.
their new Store-loni on the Imrth
corner of the diamond. known as
corner." The entire room will be re
elled, with a handiome open front.
old corner will be hardly rccogu .
Messrs. Boyer expect to get in the
room by the first of April.
Rev. E. Breidenlmugh has coot
with Messrs. W. C. Stalismith A: So;
the erection of a new dwelling o'n th
on Carlisle street, north of the Eli
property. The foundation was ;talc
last week, and the work will cow
st once. The main building will be
story brick, 42 feet front by 32 deep,
requisite backbuilding.
TBANSFERRED.—The work af coo
dating the Internal Rerenue.
rendered necessary by reduced tax%
under acts of Congress, still oonti
On the Ist instant, the 14th sub-di
in this county, (Mr. Beals,') Was co.
dated with that of John M. Knuth,
of this place.
Under rioent acts of Congress all s
taxes and licenses, except ox liquor
tobacco dealers, cease on the 14 of
next. All persons engaged in
subject to special tax or %isms° nude
law, or engaged in such business bet
this and the let of May, must pay
or take out license until May I, add
required to make return to Mr. Kra
Those within the 15th division will
return to Wm. King, Fig., at New 0
Fvux.—On Thursday night last
o'clock, tbetown was startled by an
of fire, originating in the Clothing s
of Mr. Samuel Wolf, on the north
corner of the diamond. Mr. W. had .
ed up his store. The fire was discov, ,
by smoke issuing from tho upper pa
.1 4
the building. On breaking n the .
the fire seemed to be mainly one
er, under the stairway, but ndi .4
the shelving in the front roo . It
soon extinguished. But a sin t por
of the goods, probably $l3O worth,
burned; bat the balance of the goods
more or bee damaged by water. The
gin of the finis unknown.
Mr. Wolf Is insured , in the Adams C.
ty 'Mutual Iniiarsinee Company, w
promptly ackinsted`the lemur at $987.50,
on Monday issued an order on the T
urer for that amonnt.
The building, owned by Col. •
insured in the Farmers Mutual Cam
of York; but the damage was slight.
Loerr.—On Wednesday night last,
tween St. James' Church and the •
stone Hotel, a dark brown Fut Ca ,
The flnder.will be suitably rewarded
returning it to this oaks