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CixonoK 11. (joniii.ANtiKiKtlitor
"CL EA RFTeLD,P 'A .
Thursday Morning, May 1G, 1867.
MUtrton Itnvi.
Thig gentleman has, uflcr a confine
irtont of over two years, been relens
ed. On tlio lbt in6tnnt Chief JuBticc
Chaso, of the Supremo Court, ikbuoiI
a writ of habeas corpus, and delivered
it to tbe United Stales Marshal, wlio
wr, ordered to proceed to Fortress
Monroe and demand the release of
Mr. Davis. The Marshal at once
served the writ on Uen. Burton, com
mandant of the Fort, who in compli
ance with its demands delivered Mr.
Davis to the civil authorities, und lie
at once proceeded to Itiehmond. His
entry into that city would have been
a brilliant aB'air had not the military
authorities issuod strict orders pre
venting the citizens from appearing
on the streets in largo numbers, and
that no demonstration of any kind
would be tolerated. But for this his
-return to Richmond would have been
as triumphant as that of Catsar when
lie returned to Rome after his grand
est victory. Mr. Davis was, on Mon
day luft, arraigned before the notori
ous Judge Uuderwood in the Circuit
Court at Richmond, and after some
remarks by Charles O'Connor and the
U. S. District Attorney, he was deliv-
crcd to tho Court in accordance with
the writ. Tho Court then discharged
Mr. Davis from military arrest, but
at onco ordered him arrested on a
warrant charging him with treason
After a few remarks from his counsel
and the Court, his bail was fixed at
one hundred thousand dollars, to bo
given by not less than twenty bonds
men, half of whom must reside within
Oin iiiriu.lir.tirin nf llirt Prilld. Tlifi
..... j. .
bond was promptly filled, Horace
Greeley becoming ono of tho bonds
men ; whereupon the Court ordered
tho discharge of tho prisoner. This
was followed by loud cheering, and
all tho 6trccts leading to tho Court
llouso were filled with citizens, dense
crowds moving in every direction,
making it ulmott iiniossillo for Mr
Davis and his friends to reach the
Spottswood hotel, where they repair
ed, accompanied by Mr. Greeley.
Horace having dono a great deal in
getting tho ''machine" out of order, is
at length willing to do all ho can in
getting it in order again, llo is one
of many of his parly luadcrs hoLest
enough to confess his transgressions.
Mr. Davis and his family will in a few
days repair to Niagara Fulls.
Loyal Homaoe. Tho Philadelphia
Age says : "William Lloyd Garrison,
" a life long enemy of tho Tnion, and
" reviler of the Constitution, sailed
" from Boston for Europe on the 8th,
" and tho telegraph informs ns thnt
" a salute was fired from tho cutter
" and school Miip in honor of the dis
"tinguifihed passenger as tho steamer
" went down tho harbor. Wc tuko
" these to bo United States vessels,
" and would ask what act of Mr. Gar
" rison's Tifo entitled him to such at
" tcntion f Why should a nation pay
" honor to a man w ho has labored to
" destroy thut bond of union between
" tho States on which the national
" life depends ?" This journal should
bear in mind that thoso who have
reviled Washington, Jefferson and
their co-workers tho most, aro tho
men who to-Jny rcrcivo tho praiso ol
those who govern tho subjects of the
.late Republic, but now Africanized
Toland. Truo patriotism -and devo
tion to liberty is nt a worso discount
than even Chase's greenbacks. This
man Garrison is an unnaturalized
Englishman, and for t wcnly-fivo years
edited the Boston Liberator, ami kept
for that time tho following mottoes
at the head of his journal : "The Uni
ted Slates Constitution is a covenant
with death and an agreement' w ith
hell." "No Union with slaveholders."
llo is tho only original und genuine
loyalist wo know of in this country;
lie is no bastard, like thoso who prate
so much about that article, lie hates
and despites our system ol govern
ment as vehemently as the Devil docs
tho christian religion, and is therefore
well qualified to bo a leader of the
negro-loving and Union-hating party,
and tho "salutes" and prayers of his
brethren will go out after him.
Lancaster city, the homo of the
"great Commoner," Stevens like
tho home of the "Into lamented," has
declared, by a largely increased ma
jority, for Democracy and civil liber
ty. Thus ono after another of the
political Jay-hawkers are repudiated
by their deceived and plundered
" neighbors. Although gallowses and
blocks were erected for tho execution
of "Copperheads," we expect to sec
theso ditches, dug by loyal hands,
filled with heads and the goro flowing
from loyul veins, before the "irrcprcs
lible conflict" is completely wound
up. n uca tne cook reiuses to cai
- -the l'.Kd she prepares, look out!
1'lr.f-f 'On t oxrnrttlee,
Tho pilgrimngo of Senator Wilson
and Congressman Keller through the
Southern Stales, is for tho purpose of
continuing tho "irrepressible conflict"
changing tho form but not tho re
sult in their attempt to dissolve the
Union. Theso demairoirues attempt
ed, but partially failed, to fully de
stroy tho unity of tho States by civil
war ; therefore, tho next attempt at
a rupture is to get up a war of races
in the samo section. These political
harlots aro now bumming among tho
negroes and instructing them in tho
relormed and loyul method ol larceny
sugar-coated, and termed confisca
tion for tho purposo of attracting
every negro, burglar, counterfeiter
and horso-thief to their standard, in
order to elect loyal Congressmen
from tho Ireland and Poland districts
of tho South. A loyal exclmniro cx-
ultingly exclaims : "Tho batllo now
" being waged between AVilson and
" Kolely on tho ono side, and Wado
" Hampton and Henry A. Wiso on
" tho other, we consider a groat one
" momentous in shaping tho policy
" of tho country. Tho attempt of
" tho slaveholders to estrango the no
" gro voters from the party that gave
" them liberty, is anothnr illuetrution
" of tho boldness of the traitors."
The divinely-miudcd Wilson, and the
unselfish Keller, may both bo bold,
brave men ; but ,hey are rather late
in exhibiting their patriotism. When
brave men were wunled, between
1RC1 and 1805, theso worthies and
their abettors wcro silent 1 They
had not tho courage to meet General
Hampton and his Black llorso caval
ry, or General Wiso and his Legion.
When courago was honor theso dem
agogues did not possess it. They
found substitutes, and remained qui
etly at Washington, with their hands
in the public Treasury. But now,
when plunder and negro votes are
so uumcrous beyond tho Potomac,
and Generals Wiso and Hampton
have taken off their swords, the
band box patriots strut forth to bat
tle for nigger votes. It takes about
as much courago to do that which.
Wilson & Co. aro doing, as a "Pet
Lamb" possesses when ho robs a lien
roost. Tho loyalist who was too cow
ardly to meet tho Southorn soldier
during war, should now be sneak
enough to remain silent. Hampton,
Wiso and their followers practiced
what they preached, but Wilson, Kel
ley & Co. preach ono thing and prac
tico nnother; hence tho knaves are
not hard to distinguish. It is truly
remnrkablo how theso two Northern
harlots get men and women possessed
of and controlled by "grand moral
ideas" to follow them in their wild
crusado against tho liborties of tho
'people and the social equality of the
races.
f t'ompHmtnt.
No body of men havo boon more
systematically denounced by . thoir
friends, than tho loyalists of the lalo
Legislature Their iniquity was gross
enough todisgraco a citizen for a lifo
timo, and their briberies and corrup
tions so wido-spread as nearly to
bankrupt tho Stato. Yet, wo pre
sume, when tho election comes around
a largo number of thoso political vag
abonds w ill bo in tho field agaiu for
tho purposo of repeating tho same
.disreputable nets they perpetrated
upon morals and tho Treasury last
winter. To associato with Simon
Cameron und his satcjites is as fatal
to stnlcsmanship and morals as poi
son is to tho fctomiich. 'Whilo the
camp of tho opposition is filled with
the dregs nnd offal of tho country,
and tho people are foolish enough to
voto for such, wo can look for no im
provement in our Legislative bodies.
If the peoplo succeed in getting a few
more such men to represent them at
llarrisbtirg as tho Senator from this
district, tho Jay-haw kers would soon
starve, and tho peoplo and tho State
bo relieved of a heavy burthen. This
that loyal journal, tho Pittsburg Ga
zette, and others of tho samo kidney,
havo repeatedly confessed. We also
take tho following, on this subject,
from a lato number of the Easton
Anju, viz : "A gentleman who had
" some business at Ilarrisburg during
" tho last session, told us some time
" ago, thnt he happened to overhear
" a conversation between several pro
" fcssional borers, who wcro discuB-
sing the ciianccs ol a certain bill
" passing tho Senate. After naming
a number of Senators who had been
" secured, ono of the borers said,
" 'thcro is ono man in tho Senate
" w hoso voto can't bo got unless you
" can satisfy him that the hill is riijht
" be enn't bo reached in any other
way that man is Mr. Wallace!'
" A higher compliment could not w ell
" be paid to aif incorruptible public
"servant." When tho borers sneak
thns of our Representatives, corrup
tion investigating committees will bo
comc as slnlo and useless as loyalty
itself.
"Lincoln's pet lambs" have had sev
eral riots in Richmond and other south
ern cities lately. Greeley and other
northern white niggers have been sent
for to talk and pray with them. The
"Dead Duck," in his Frets, say. "their
conduct is indefensible"
All Cm Wat 1-lectioa rnturm
. this pring. AU Ieitocratic.
" Thr IHfrrrincr."
The editor of tho BrhVfonlo Frt'f,
like the loyalists and coiv bi vs of the
devolution, denounces cvcrlhing und j
everybody as "rohek" who fail or j
refuso to worship nt tho ihrino of
negro equality and disunion. In clas
sing tho liepubliean as among the
"rebel sheets," ho assigns us no menu
position, und wo arccpt tho situation.
This is just what King George's li. U
spittlcs called Washington and ull the
heroes of tho Revolution. During
tho war for Independence tho people
woro classified as new rebel anil
loyal. Tho latter wero tho hind
minions of the English satraps, and
went sneuking and mousing in and
around people's houses for the purpose
of reporting all "disloyal savings and
pructicos," piloting British soldiers to
their abodes in order to nrrcbt tho
'disloyal," and furnishing beef to
tho British army, when tho soldiers
und Indians were sculping our grand
fathers, whilo tho "rebeh" gained for
us liberty and independence. Tho
lineage- of tho Thus editor and his
loyal associates is quite us plain and
distinct in lsUG as in 1770. They are
tho twin relics of treason against gov
crnmcnt and race, and bate Constitu
tional government an YchctneiiLlj' as
the Devil does the christiun religion.
They opposed free government in
1776, and they oppose it now. AY hut
wus loyalty then is loyalty now. The
uro children born of the same parent
despotism.
Theso remarks aro somewhat gen.
oral, whilo we havo loft tho particular
point in tho caso to bo met by our
"Meek" friend of tho Watchman, who
seems to bo personally acquainted
with tho loyul soul who presides over
tho columns of tho Press. Ho
deals as familiarly with him as though
ho wcro a member of his household,
and wo doubt not produces a perfect
picturo of a modern loyalist, and to
tho historical reader it will appear as
plain as tho sun at noonday. Hear
him :
Thr Difference. Tho editor of
tho Mongrel organ down town in at
tempting to bo sharp, suys, "Meek
might j et kiss negro wenches, in or
der to secure negro ballots." Wo do
not pretend to say what might or
what mightn't bo, but ono thing we
uro certain ol, and thai is, that "Meek"
never sold himself for tho poor lirivi-
logo of publishing a nigger organ ;
never played "loyal" in order to get
quai tcrniastersliip :" never led sol
diers on musty crackers, and specula
ted on tho good ones that wero inten
ded for them : never sold good coffee
and pocketed tho proceeds, and give
to tho men under linn burnt bran and
ull kinds of truck to drink in its stead ;
never disposed of the good whiskey
to officers who could pay high prices
for it, and gave to tho privates for
whom it was intended, tho meanest
kind of strichnino ; never traded the
good beef his men wcro entitled to
for bad, in order to pocket the differ
ence ; or never attempted to hug a
drunken wench in the streets, and get
befouled all over. Did he, brother
Kurtz ? Then, I'.icdifiVrciice between
you nnd Meek is, thnt he might yet do
somo mean act, while you have already
been guilty of nny amount ol them.
Tho "Government detectives'' Inst
week arrested a squad of counterfeit
ers in tlio Oil Regions. -This mid is
similar to the ono made by them in
Western New York, thrco months
ago. I ho fact seems to lo that tho
arrests do not decrcaso tho counter
feit circulation. This is a part of the
seed sown by tho party controlled by
"grand moral ideas,", nnd whilo they
continuo in power the sheaves will be
counterfeit, becuiso tho leaders of the
party aro inado out of tho samo stuff,
ami they livo by it, ns well as the
"Government detectives."
Poor Mexico is just now totally up
siilo down, nearly ovcry lemlinj; town
is besieged by cither an Imperial or
a Liberal nrmy, but both rob and op
press tho peoplo nliko, nnd nro there
fore impartial in this particular.
Tho room in w hich Jell'orson Davis
was arraigned for treason, on Monday
last, is tho ono ho used ns tho Execu
tive Chamber during tho days of tho
Confederacy. A change, certainly.
Pcaeo again exists throughout Eu
rope, until the stoi k gamblers ami
some of tho crowned heads form nnot Il
ea alliance to rob tho peoplo.
Unklrwooi). Tho Sci? York Bay
Bonk, in speaking of this imitator of
Jeffries in a small wnj-, says :
"Of all tho degraded specimens of
liuinnnity who luive come totliesur-
Iik-c during the late civil slrilc'Juilgo
Underwood, o( Virginia, is perhaps
the most disgusting. If Abe Lincoln
had committed no other offetise iu this
lil'o than tho iippointmcut of this
brainless creature, his memory ought
to bo forever nhhorrcd. In his lata
"charge, to the tirniid Jury" so-called,
nt hniond, ho indulged in language
that would havo disgraced the lih
market. For years this "Yankee
sehool-master" lounged nbont tho city,
ton lazy to work, or even keep clean,
pretending to bo "nn exile" nnd now
dressed with a littlo authority, ho
pntVs up well nigh to bursting, with
big words nnd wounding phrases, of
which ho lias not brains enough to
comprehend tho meaning, llo nnd
liotts nro well matched. Bolts is the
foreman of a tirand Jury, of which
Underwood is the Justice., with five
niggers to boot ! IJut what crime, in
trod s namo, havo theso negroes com
mitted, thut they should bo disgraced
by such association f"
Why wus Aduin the swiftest runner
in tho world f Because lie was the
first in the human rsc.
Tttr VnytrlHunt.
A Radical member of tho lift Con
gress staled that the enlViit.chiseim iit
of tho negro in tho South, was nn ex
periment intended to U".l tho cupnei
tv of tho tnio for sell' government.
Tin-so philanthropic gentlemen and
others of the samo ilk, lire not satis
lied with the teachings id nil history
upon this subject, but ns n sublime
manifestation ol Christian charily,
aro perfectly willing thnt the question
shall bo ngain tested ut tho expenso of
tho petico n ud good order, and pros
perity of tho South.
Tho probable results nf the experi
ment in our case, may be anticipated
from tho coneliisioiisarrivcd at by the
Knglinh Government from a similar
attempt mtiilu by them in the enso of
their West India Colonies. This is
given very fully in tho following brief
extract taken from tho IScv lork
Tribune Greeley's paper :
"It is a somew hat singular coinci
" donco that just lit tliu time when
" tho right of sufi'iago has been con
" fi'rred upon tlio frcednicii of tho
" South, tho negroes of the most im
portant of the British 'West India
" possessions should have been rumma
" rihj deprived of that riyht."
In tho Island of Jamaica, tho Brit
ish Government in 1S.S4 gave a quali
fied Dulfrngo to tho negro. For more
than thirty years tho "experiment"
has been in operation in the colony,
and under the protection and fostering
oar of ttt MltlO 'Oov.riimont bu
been fully and fairly tested. What bus
been the result r One of tho fairest
and most fruitful portions of tho earth
has been almost reduced to a desola
tion. Tho people havo become sick
and tired of the workings of the sys
tem, and petitioned lor u change, and
accordingly tho English Parliament
has abolished tho Colonial legislature
and placed tho government of the Is
land in the hands of a Council ap
pointed by tho Crown. Tho "experi
ment" has proven a costly and stupen
dous failure w e hope that it may re
sult better with us. Lexington (I'd.)
lianner.
Wlt.T.IA MS, THE ClIlLD-WllIITr.R, A
Norwich, (Conn.) correspondent of
the New Y'ork H'orW writes as fol
lows in regard to Williams, tho child
whippcr :
Allow mo to correct nn error in
your editorial of the "7th hist., rela
tive to Williams, the child w hippcr of
this town. His wife was never in
tho insano retreat, but died about ten
veurs since and was buried by Wil
liams "without the benefit of the cler
gy," since that time ho has usually
kpt tw o or three "nflijiilies" nt atimo
in his harem, and if one-half that is
fail of him bo truo, I think our I'uri
tsnrnl town will need missionaries
from your city or further Smth.
Williams was intensely lovnl, was a
leader of tho"great moral idea" party
of this neighborhood, nnd was elected
by our Radical board of civil authori
ty, January 1, Factory Visitor, t. c.
to prevent ourchildren under fourteen
years of ago from being overworked
or kept from school lour months in
tho year, while ho was starving nnd
whipping Ms own child at that time,
llo was u rej mouthed blatant Repub
lican wanted to hang all whodid not
worship tho Jtalieid (iod, but when
tlio mob visited his house on tho night
of his arrest nnd dangled a ropo at
his door, this would be hangman took
refugo nnd was protected by ono of
tho gentlemen whom two years ago
ho expressed a willingness to hang on
a telegraph polo in front of his own
gate. '
fn Important mltltntnxlon.
lYrhups thcro is no ono thing that
tho Abolition spenkers nnd editors
havo more persistently denied, than
that they wero responsible, for the re
jection of tho Crittenden Compromise
in Ifull. At last, however, Jloraeo
(irecley, in the Tribune of April 2 Ith,
says :
"If a poll could then have been bad
on tho question, tho J'ree Stairs tmulj
have given n ;";i,r majority for the
Crittewltn CvMjirimise. It was our
task to stem this headlong torrent,
and save the nation from committing
a gigantic crime. Wo did this, per
haps not fo wisely ns nnother might,
but with such wisdom ns we had."
Here nro two rir.ntic admissions
1st. That the peoplo were in favor of
tho ( riUcntlen t omprotnisp, hut the
Abolitionists would not submit to the
people. Thev did not wish the peo
ple to rule. They wanted war. 2d.
That Horace (irctley.nnd such men as
ho, nmong whom were l'avid 1'udley
Field and Win. Curtis Noyes, who
went to tho l'caco Congress on pur
pose to break it up, wire tho men
who brought on the war. Let these
two facts be remembered. Tho end
is not yet. Tho scoundrel nnd trai
tors w ho involved our country in war,
aro making confessions now in the
hour of (heir success, w hich they w ill
find staring them in the face before
long in an ugly manner. Tho day of
judgment for these men is nearer than
they suppose. A". V. Jhty Hook.
A colored man called a day or two
since, nt tho Second Auditor's office
in Washington, nnd made application
for his sons bounty, who bo said, had
served in tho nrmy nnd had "died of
strangulation." The clerk, w hose du
ty it is to attend to theso cases, re
ferred to tho record of the regiment
named, mid thcro ascertained that
the son in question bad net unity died
of strangulation, being "hanged for
murder," per sentence of A court mar
tial. It is needlesi to say that no
liounty was granted.
Political HtsTonT. Messrs. Ilurd
k Houghton w ill publish in a few davs
a volumo whose title will seenro it
tho attention ofnll who are interested
in tho public nfl.iirs of the United
Stalest "Inquiry into the Origin and
Course of Politiitl Parties in the Uni
te:! State, by tho late ex-President
Martin Van Rurcn; edited by his
sons."
"It is said that (he thieves of New-
York city have a regularly organised
school w here burglary and robbery
nre taught as sciences." Cleveland
llenhl.
The samo "sciences'' nro taught by
the loyal inombers of tho Rump Con
grws, and onr StaU Legislature.
' " "IIIM '
At Kil.rt..n. i.n ll.r M i f V, iv, 1 : '7, ll'
ll.-r. W O W lo. iiT.Mr.SAMI I I. i. Sill Mil T.,
of riininn p.,uni), IV, an t Mi- I'lilf" 1 l.l.A
I'll I N I X, ol limliamlnn, OlneStl I 'ml;, I'l.
Tli. pnrlii-pi n.ll ittr -'. our llil k I T lb-
going noti-4.
Jiicil.
At Lw-k lUvrn, on Mnjr ft, 17, WILLIAM
IH'OVIMl, of M-irrli t,wiirlii., ClrnifirM cmuify,
twi'iiW-thnr jenr.
In II loom townMii, April 29, 1 f-rtj, nf li.nmnn-
tiiniif tlittlovvli, LilMA IXOI'.KXPA, y-mnBi
iliiiihter of Jon iihI 1Iaaii Hmiiii; agc-J two
yeurp, two month mid fourtccu dtiji.
Alu ! denr friend, it if too trur,
1 1t-it rriK'l dentli him visii'.l im.
And tnnu your utm your ImU' limtli tnkfn.
And lilt you iiluin-, Imt not lumflkcn. K.
ltvs
A-jKOTH'I-:.--The lit v. Mr. rnnr.rx will
U- prffv-li in kartlimi.t townMp on halilm' tit
June 16, a -l!nnn. vir : At tlia iwdiool Ijoum on
th) turnpike, iM-nr Ir. J'nlier'f, in tint martini:;, it
t'-u oVN'f'H, At ItridjC'iii' cbool Ii'miu, on Kiirt
luitt Mill, in tlio ulti rrionn, t 2 oVlu -k. And ut
l'lifV r!i(mt hotine nt tivi? ciY!nk in tli pvemti?.
C1 UTIOV All MTonB arc hcn-lty cnutmnfj
J git j ust jiur-liiuMiitf or in any wy imid llm
with tiic pruj.i-riy now iu "H4ifion of i'laudm
(iirnrd and Mtuiain, flii wil.i nf t'ovinp'ton (p.,
to wit : All their liwtin. h dd and kitMmn furniture,
cat lie and liwrH, all ln rmpi jri-owing on llivir t
fiirtn, and all the cropa wni'li tnry imc prow in jr.
on the EimlMnn ptm-e, r I he game belong to uic
aud are vuhjeat to my nrder.
in v fi-.-ii IX Al'I'M.'K K A It M O V.
A'
DMIKIWTKAI'OIIM MrriC Iw hrir
of Adminitnt.tioii Inn ius levn jftinU-'l the
uii;li.rfi(;ne on (lie vetMt f Clcwrj;r M. Jr ki!lMn,
tiee'd, luto of tii.lich tp. CIi-urlii-M ciunty, i'a.,
all tHTMHii tndeitftd to anid etfe will mttke iu -K-diiitf:
payment, and tli"c bavmccbimH nxtiunt
tlio fame will prcucut Ou-ui pnjitrlv nu'l.eutujiiled
for vtUment. W. It. DK'KINmjX,
myl6-fit:pt( AdminiitrBtnr.
A1.
IHTOK'M KOTICl:. In llie inatlir of
1h rtat f Jacob lifrb.art, of U,gse tf'wu-
etiih, drornwtl.
All lt'TPont intcrostw! are hrrtlT imiilVd thai
the uiidTf iirnr.l Auilttor, hi .rxiintf l ? tUo Court
to TP-Plat aii'l -)jui ilic .VTduiit ot Cltrltt FIohii
anil Cftreniuft llowv, Adiiwnttj-aiirr, Hill ntt'-ml to
the d ut . of tm apiioininicut, at iu oiln-t, hi
CIfarfiHd. on W-mJitv, tbe iitl Jar f June, lt7,
at 2 o'cl.la, I. M.
BiylB-.lt M M. M. M'Ct'M.orcn, Auditor.
THE HU RT OK COMMON I'l.LAH
of Cli-artiold eouutr.
John A. (jrun, )
ti. V Puli'otna tnr divufe.
'Jtie uu'JcrKiirnt'ii Cimniin!iii,pr. aMioUileil in
nyrn Court to tako trstimouy in tlm m-ovp cute.
iicrpf'V nlir that lie w ill a' ti rut to t he lg-
tti'i of h t appointment, at hi" ofli'-e in CI. aifittl l,
on Haiunlny the totrt day of June J?f7 lrtrrii
ththouraof 2 and 4 oVlw It, 1'. M.f vlua and
where all artie intrrt -tr. ii:v i.tti n'1
WM.M. M'CI U.nVKU,
niTlti-.'Jt. C .nn!itifnr.
DIXl,riuX IU-' lAlt 1 M.MMlll.
The on-'Rrtnri)ii hr.4i-f're i'Jtitni he
lwn the uri(lTr.ij(jiml in the Mereautile ItU'iiii'fn,
al dipnoh r. I,y oiuMml i:oi(riit oil hv li'tli 1hv
ot Mhy, lf-7, tiio entire ifi f ri-t in thr riv nl
Jo.ii H. Miowcr liasin? wn (Mirrhai .y
li lwiird tjrahHio, li will riiiitiu ti mj t ')
nit ho may rn'l on hun, at ite old nutnt. 1 !
A w m nil nd Notps dim the firm Will he rt-rt ivt d
hy Kdward V. (irnham, and all d'-martd njruinM
(lit firm nil! Ik J'.nd hy It nil. Itni-n --Itnie c-Ultj.
mrnt are nquirtd. JfS. III:..
inyl6f.t KIW. W. .I(AIIM.
Vpph ,um:mi:.t-nutk i; T')Ciu:i.
1TOKH KittMle nl .1 a turn Mhitr, dri-aM d,
ltt 'if karthaua ttwuhip, Clcirlti ld rcuuty.l'a.
a tht Orphnnt Cirt of ChnrjUld muntif.
The appraisoim iit made urnicr I he tilth areiioti
of the ait of the 14th of April, lv .l. having l u
filed Id thin niAttrr, notiee i h'-nhy wm tli.tt
MrrH While, the wnl. wof unid lnna- AVhiir.
late of Krthiitt townihtp, cIaiiu to r'laiu rtai
and porx.r;.! pmprHy ri'h rie.l to thi-rcin of tin
Tallin tif J.itMt. and Khich apfriionii'nt wa, on
tho Kib d;y of April. A. J. I sf7, priM-ntt-d to
tlio mi I Court, wio n it was ordi-n d and di-crwil
thut puhlii-afi'tn hi niitdt-, n':ire tu all ptr-
aoti finitt?nrfd that nn to the rt'iil cjfntr pprni!fd
and et out t the widiw of Jnmea Whiu-. dev'd,
undrr the hiw all.twinn hor i..ttt worth f jirap
erty to l tlun m l int to (hv of ber lf and
fauiily, the auid ftpprjiln-inrtit will he ahuolutely
eotifinmd, onli-np pntifirnt rftiit to th- eontrnrv
If pbowu hy Mondiiy, thr Ktli dy of June, A. li.
ltSC-7. )v thr Court.
toyTn-frt T. O. It A ltd KH. C. r O. C.
the Best in (ho Market I
WHITE LEAD,
Id on. to twantj rtonnd fnVijea.
WASHINGTON MEDAL WHITE ZINC
Ground in Oil.
A larg afiortment of
CCLOliF.D FALXTS l.X OIL AXfi
' dry. lixskf.d oil,
tui;flxtlxl
YAUX1S1I OF TIIE BEST QUALITIES,
Anil a Cn air-ortmr-Dt of
VAEJTISH AND PAINT BRUSHES.
Junt rrciroil and for lal. ij
HAKTSW1CK k
IMay 1ft, IKfiT. Clearfield, Pa.
FKHSJl AliTIIVALS
at tub riiF.Ar utouk or
EDWARD W. GRAHAM
Spring Goods. New and Very Cheap I
rpilE undertiooJ reipeetfuny announce lo
X the pihiie tbat hey ia row ojening an
eitenMre ueortiaeni of H'KINtJ Ii0jll, a
the old it od in Urahanr new huilJin, wbitb
h olTtrn to dl at exrcedirgly low jricct, ron
ii during their eoat, fcr rath or approved country
produce.
His Stock of Dry Goods cannot to
Surpassed.
Cnntomrri can It-.r-ro find Caiicoti with fart fol
on; Murlina, Ilplatni, ltwar, Cliillia, Cbri
rocrtr, Vrnicgi, Laiiirt' Ehawl., (icntr- Shaalr.
Halt and Capa, liooti and thoci, Carnrti, and
Oil Cli-llii.
Ilii Stock of Fancy Ooodi it Uncx
mlcd in Style and Variety,
EmVrarlnj Xottonr, Srarfi, Ilrad orli, KarV
tifi, Batclirla, Turt Munnalpa, Ilruihrt, Phnto
fiajihic Alonmi, Tipfi, Tol.arco and rVpati
PerfunitrT of all kindi, r anTihlnj ,!ia is Ilia
Kntio. lit..
Alro, IIA HDAVAKE, QUEEXS-
AVAnr, GiiocEniEs,
PROVISIONS!
All or the beat quality, and telerled with apeciil
regard to tht trade of Ciearficld aoanty 1
EDWARD W, GRAHAM,
OUarft!, May 16, lgf.;.
'fU' '.Ai'iHi' t'".'f ;i!'J.
VI I w I I I I n
li 1 ' " l Jaw
.1 .. I I i K I
I II ,11. ! -,M
ut I lil.r t HI" J, 1'it.
VUk e"'r, :
m'hiiC-i 'ft,. Cou l.t- I-J'-s si ( lrr:
Kll I 1 -r :a I '-i-Onl V . I.. I i liM : -Ll-
l.it n. I'r- l T t. h'i I b I '"' . -.- J m( ir r
?Mh d'y "I .d.'nir-, A. I. I "7. Ill- .- -M;trv
-A.it liv.n. I.vt i r.s i.l .1 .m - I' r
I, in
I nl
'rd,
lifr nf I Vnlrn rtirnlv, I'a , wit n 1 Mn
I, nlli ttwit -l.t.n In lit, nl I nil.- t-.m-'t . i!it I i
or tltniit Oir - tl iv ol ?wrliii , r, A. II, I m ; tl nt
t !!! .tillT ti t in in t.i- In. hii.--. I.i till, i.n llif
.nil tin v ol ."t jitt in 1m r, I s..., Itv r ittitintf ( in t I il
in. C'.vnirmli -I, iro i I. t 'c ir-i't- I 'ji,'l It- il:, I liiin
nil toi"lil'V ti.ol.it . ll2 , 1 iliui.l-.ii, b. r Intnl.
IC.U n--i ;iiF, ft o- r'S'li iiii l I In.-i r'l iintl,
'tilunio ill Crtvin!(.ii tn iilii.. ("Ii in (. M iimly.
ti'iilltili--l liv lilt1 Su.iiii'iiittiiii nvrr, I.n i I.Ll. fii.'l
(lift ( oftl suit Irun 1 o. t Inn. I. mill ol!it-rit, an-l run-
tmniiiK five biinliiil an-l r'-M'tilv-i ar-rt-r, mtU
tint u;iirt iihuii n, ha ir moiit .:iin ul;irl.v ilft-ri-rilicl
in fiii'l rtiiitrti -l : t lie n,i 1.Iit I. Imi..,n
liv the rain eonliai-l i:ris!iiii; In yv inii-l'tr llif
Hum of twonty-two liuii'lttil ami lil'v ilollm-, an
fiHnw.-, In wil : Iwu biin-lri-I mid l ily itoli-ir in
hiinil. rrvt-n linnilri-'l ant fij'r v t!ill;:ri nri The 1' !
Aliril, Isjll. anil 1bit l-nlnm-n in tt,t nttiil Miitimt
liiMnuitf, Willi iliitrift lion lln-lirl tirvof A;nil,
.'i; Out I lie r-ti-l Lust i. luneuiu to lint
r.iiit fiiini-ii !ntn in !n-i lid lllntt I In- nuin of fuiir-
li-ru tinrtitrril itullam, at loll.tw", Hi ,t: on tlxi;M
iliiy ol Oocemt'er, ls.i., two hui.unil ami tillytlil-
iint ; on lint .lav ol .lom, 1 tjii, tim mm of rix
htlliilri-d anil fiM tl'.llnr,-; aril on llif lal iliiv of
Si'iileinlMr, A. li. IS.i.", Ide rnni of live biitnii..
iliiiliirr: lii.it tlio ram of t-ij'til hun'liv.i an 1 l.ity
tlolhtri rtnl rt uiaion iluu ami itoa.tl inj s.itil i-oi.-cj.nlra'tt
liv auj fiom 1!ii- r.;.I l.i.cn 1. hiii-inn. In
K-llir with mli ri-nt llii-ri oit, a".nr i;iu; to lln-
Iithii of mot O'tniracI i Hint Hi'- t tia Ji.nir.s lz in
d:iil on or aii'iul Uic tlay ot .Nov, min i, A. 1.
TillioLI li.iviil Piinvt-M'l tin- li.ii.t li:i-tof
litiul lo tin. naitl l..iiu J.,lin:itn.iiitil lixv.n- tnn ii
Do riiliiuntia urovii-iuu lor tlu; tiitrloriuanor i-l tii.U
contract in iiu) liKUlui :. lent luff aurvoiiij li.
wnlow. to wit, vniir litSitioin-r, lint iiiir n,r. If l.ic I
I'i'-t will ami t it:amt nl, of whii h lo tnii'li' Ih" ini-
lilinner rxtnu'ria, anil Jhi.k- 'f. lia' an! M..rr I
1 liun.jifon cist i ulurr. to w iioin l--t If-r It i:rtiu"nlar I
atrti in 'I ill- f-'rlii nl l;:w i--m i l.v ll.c I'.f i--Ur of
lit county of Onlrn ; OiM llir fii-l S!i-rr- II-.-,i.,ji.
wio War, on bis own motion, dim.-tiar,ed frma ho
tru-t ar lU'-h exti-ulor by tin: O-Jiliann' I'ourt ol
Ci-iiln rtnmt.v, on tho .-'U dny nf N-iv mhi-r,
A. t. I' A':, and ihe anid Junntt T. Halt? wa din-
ciiarfre'l Irom bit trust ai autb -xcra'nr tT ihc
taid Court on llie JUHli day ol Ai:iU A. l. lM
An I mw, Murch " 1 , 1 ' ' 7, l (.itiit.'m b. a.d d
to I'AttM ICdirt'flU.n to uj-pcar in t'tmrt at vi-.t trrTi
and auswer thil b.II or .. tu'nin. I!t tiie C'nttrt.
I. t.. UAUoKK, tlttik O- C.
Tl tominoiiWiullb of Pennfflvania to El;ra
l.diin"fon: W e ciun::n,d you, that 1; iug at It
at! hurincp and i rim p, cu t and upjar in
vmir iw-irT p' rnn h'f'.re our .1 nl ti l thr- Or-
pianf (nun, tu hf li-llen at t I'-artiplJ, in aud 1 it
the cui.tf "1 i'U'i-V . hi. on tho llm J M ndiv of
.Jim'', 107, h'ini' t'" Kib djv. fn miMv:r raidb'tl
or y lit inn rxht.t d in our n?t C-uirt, and to do
furtb 'r ar 1 rcreivp hst our mid ('urt ehn.ll Lart
T'lhii'lond in that hi n't. JUrfjf (. I not a( youi
p nl atd tin- pfralty thnt ii.y r
th" HcniTiil'li" H tinti' 1 Linn, I'rrnid' nl of our Miid
Cktort. at (.'kailuJi. this -I dav f .Mar -h, A. 1.
)M 7. 1, U. Hl; l.lt,
uivlfl :t I'uik 0. 0.
VI. I A S C I T
Vl I.N.V. J -nn
ITATIO To -MK HAIL
'te i'l i'ntnil. C''-ni., tl' Ca d,
hi.u of IViin t .pti-!iip( Cbarflt-U eowy, I'a.
At an i pl,HtiK' Court led hi at Chaif,rl l( in
and for Haul r'-tuity, Iw-luro tbe Ui;'ir;t.i .ai:iu' l
Linn, i'rij.'id' M, nnd bin A?via'e JMifcf. on tin
L'.'ih da if .hmtitt'v, A. 1. 1 itr. p-i:;i .n of
Jnoi'-P It. Clark. nii i ni rr r s -r of Pain k C'u.r.n,
dvKvd, llt; of I'rliTl tuwu-"l:ip. ifi Mid C'iut,'y,
W in pr i..-iit'-d. fcu'tio fort., tl it 1' .1 h i Qu nn in
h i I i!i I Ititr I '.itic 1:. wlu'lv e' i tl tn li.- d t,.r
an of fi-e f and in thr undiridrd rnif h-.C p'irt ol
two cortaih piMir of Innd li'iiit'fl ia IVnn twn-
tiij', in tuid county, tu- Crft Ihcro'tf coiitii ip
one hnniind Ken at; 1 tlttf pen hi r km I .-Tkj-aoe.'
j thf othr llirrrrent;i:n!rt l.rf y or.e ft :rcs
and cue buimnd and twi r.ty tux peivfcr a ard al-
Invkuiu-x . at ,1 (l,.,t ll.A .1 iM.i. L !,; I., 1.,. '
writtm artwnt. U:-d Hm- v:h day ol Mrrb.
A. 1. Iel. r.r.ir.lid in h-.uk H. p-.;e Ac.
aM-d to i-.ll an I ennteT tlie .ie drrilnj
pr. naM i to I'ntMvk I.nlv." l-r the num ot acvui
liuiidri-.t J.dlarn. and that n- p nteni..; inc. th.it
airrerii.rni ri,. -ud Patrii k Union died im,,t:ce.
It-Bi'injr, no hut at hor?, and wiitw.ut Mn'.nni a r
pruviHioita f'ir oiinio ii.io tLtrt ihv hi
run tract. And inMi, It. jt, M.in-b 21, lnT, aiii
ntatioii award' d tu .Mudirtd i iinn to nirpi ar At
neat tenu aui iboa pno.i ti f. Hr tlie t i.uil.
I. U. iiAlUiini, CJc.k O. C.
T:io ( iniioiiiw4ltb of Pcnnivirania to M-uhifl
(,'itinu. hur nt l. if Ywxrv k Wmnn. d.viin d :
and t.'iii.,T-'a l.f nnd ay? ir in your vripi"
i c i n:ii:iiii:'i ti'iit I.IVH..T ai-li ail l.ii-.nti
ptmtii Uforrour Jml rn-I th -ihjdii,!! t mni.
in le tut i Iiu at Ck;tn. d,n and hr iko countv :
Chiirl iJ.I, on the thud Ai"ii lay ol .I;ww, l-i 7,
to anwrr mtid hill or pnn-.m xhil'itr l in our
raid Court, and to dofur:hT and n-wive what our
naid Cmirl fh;t!l have onriM lcicJ in that b bill.
IKtoI fitil n.'t Ht sour pt-ril aiid the pi iuiliy tht
m:iy rn-ue. Yitnr-. thr Hononililo Ssmurl ,'un,
rrenhh iit of our paid turt. at Clrarfu-ld. thia 2t
dt of Mr-b, A. I. -7.
inj iti-.it i. ti. i;Aiu:i:ii. rioik o. c.
)i ii;o nil!; iu ins of ium:ur
IV Itl.i.Al.n. ..dw.d1 la.e ol IWna
U'fiihip. CImtImM niuntv, Yn.
Now, pril I , t tl", petition frr pjiecif! prr
fi.rmi.nei tf r-ititmcl fr i.h' of rel rotate tna.
l y li.'U'it Hi run y, hite of lkf uia ti wn.liip,
'. ':hm-1 1 rcttniiv, I'a., tmw dec(id, ainl Kntnoil
K. H-7ni-fy, hiiiij pn sfnt. d ni,r rr:id. and it ap
pearing Hat tho .ict ni't forth nre iloly admitted
hy alt ili hi'ii f .-pt thi.'n tntitV-! ;.. the Intt r-
I or rli;ir-. ( t ..:. a .Luii'il- r cf j,..'i.rrt
llrpnrty, t!ift i! - n a rr ij j; muted m 1.f h hi
ir p'Tfunh hodt.n tht iiitrii -t A mn I l.ntHi.i, to
lie rMrwd hy pi.hit. ali.n in at b-a-M out n'p-T
printed in Ch nrfi' Irl ennfy, Yn n 'j'iii mij Cu tn
in appear in Cnirt vn Moi.d iv. tho I'lb dnv d
June. A. 1. Ieii7, nt (href o't ;.ak, I'. M ,, t.i iiw
enosc, if any tiny bitw why !j pn f.-rntunce
o) il-e eotitim-t tu thif caw ith'ii,i, u -t he r'"'.iid.
l!y the tour!. 1. U JI.Ki,l.i:.
t. Ink C.
Cltnrfi,. e.'nfy, . .
'I he CftmnionwewMh nf p(-nn;, N tthe li-i t
and l;rl rprnlnti-. . or th."e clai'nioi thr
it !-re-t of 1-:iWHa llTaity. ttitt--irnnjcd i;b
J"hn ,K iuir, ol I ni.i.i c. int . 'i. o, r-w Of.
! 1 V,- ri.miivio 1 Jm'i, n .d viry fm I i,',; i f
yin, that lrire a-tdi a'l hn-i-ie-f nn 1 rvo-M .
be and appear in jour pwp.r i i--n it:..?T
i':ir J.i-Ii n ui liio tlrj b.iii C.miiI, t. Oc Ih'M'v: nl
CI'"U 'ii I i, in on. I or tin c-i.M; of CI-m lu-I 1. i n
' titird !fiiilny uf .Imie, Is7, t nunKfr m d
bill nr petitu n chil-itttt id ur Pa.d fort, nn:l to
dn lur:iHT and riivivo hr our B.i.d ci;:tt f n.
have c-mn.lrftd in that 1h b 'f. II- u-.d f.ul P t :t
ymir pri il and t c p. ii!iy t'i-t mt cfvnr. W tt-
vrm (he Honoriihlo .'innu-l 1.1'IM. 1'ifiikiit of our
aid Court, at C'iuirl.ilii, ibla Kib -inv of Apr;!.
inylfl :t t . rk it. C.
)i i i on rut. niiiiMir i:oiiiaKi
I V H.HA!;TY. Kr., div..v-1, h.fe of Hvrcunt .
iu.nlup, ('(.ntlifM punuir, Ya, j
.W, A J Til li, 1' i , p -til, .-I) f.iT Fpfeifie pr-
f 'rn .u.,T of ti.ntr;i f..r f i'r , f ri M i';itc t .tu
br Holrert 11' inrlx . t!i" . ' I r. row -r... ., .r.J 1 1
if lhcraria t-'un-lup, t U-u
ainul .-l.i'tl, hi oi' -ri
iipp-'.'i ill? tlott tl,e J.. -Tniiti-d
hy nil thf h'-ir rr-"
in'rPKt i.n l c'lurc of l-.iNoi
. d e.M.niv, Yn., wi'h I
i.d r.i.d ria'l. an.) it
1 f-'-lh nn' il i'j !
; I tli-wr et!tVi) lit tb"
a dm: .'iter or sni I
ari'e l d -i tlie
' ion it-t of .,,;.! 1
Il.ii.oii Ut rarly j th'M np
Ir or p ikoii b"; li;i
ir'.x. I he FfTved I v j 'C-i;. ntion inntl' .toi.c
l'wpp'r ptinttd n i biin'n-f.l coun'v, 'n r,'
fponoi; them t ) ai in t oort m AioinUi, the
lllli l;iy ol Jii'.f, A. H. i'i'r, ut (hue oilo k,
I. M.. to sIl'H' i-ui-l . it HUT t!it hi, vi . m li peciiii"
IterionnHnif of I bo eoiitrin.t in I tnt onie rhcuid n..(
e grntited. liv 'hr Court.
1. 1;. iiAiu.i.it, i'uik o. c. ,
Clmr1$lti rO'infy, I
1 h r-ii ni.iMiMl hof IVr.nhnn;a t- thr hf;t
and h .;al r pr. " o' r -vr- t.r tli-.r rlnnn-rii tli- ,
ioli-rr t. of -al., 'In !, t':.ri v, intt-rn-nn inl ailh
d'din fllihittte, fi I li'ott rtnniM , (Moo, nw Hr-o-iiM'd:)
W n rimiuinnd yon. aiol eeri end all id
yi ii. Chit l.iy'i a nMd" all l'ii.!ie.- tied ( -, i-ii.i,
yi'i le nnd npptnr in ymir pruj rr p r....iif In f . rr
oor .Tu.li;in o( the Ovj.hHn- Court, to lie h tMi-n at
t Irarlu Id, in and for tbe e.oniy of t'la 'ield, on
t',.- tl.iid V. utility of .lime, I Mi;, to nn wr Wfd
hJI or petition rxh'.t.'ti'd n oi.r Cu't, Hii I tn
do fiirllier nnd rM.f,j a Imt mr faid Court t)-,-
h.nc r m. h rod in thai It hull. Ilvitof CiJ not at
yu;r p. t. nvl tio p t;,.lti ,ny eniie. Wit-
lf-. the II. .inn aMe .-;Hi)t. 1 ,iit. T. nl of onr
Court, at CUatbvld. ttii Kih d-iv ol Ai.nl
A. t.
ii 1 i
1. t.a
ivw.i.i::
etli 1.1. r.
IAKK nHAVhite
J Mi rri.itr, civt li ip
K-h. In
1 PlVtl.
11 17. I.i
p ot J. 1'. I
rprtra and aMoniliial anpfM-iirra of evrry
X bind nf the ladM iotprMvi.,i,,-ntf, .r -el at
i:ie JHNK Mjra of
it a u r.- v in; ii s.
i.lV uo.11i.-l a a
g'lii.iN n. 1 i-roi iv
i-ml ...nri mi ni nf
.1 at .1. r. i,!i.t iii:i.
IIIIIST Uli I.ITV OfSlUNCI 1 k
fwiaUbjr II. W.I'M I ill i CO.
"if iv Mvr.'J'rnu
C. KRATZER & SO.,
I K.M.I MS IS
Dry Goods,
Dress Cooc's,
MILLIXKKY (iOODS,
CAIUMHS, OIL CLOTHS,
WI.NIiOW fc'IIADLS, CUa'AIMS,
WALL rArn:s,
Ecot3 and Sloe?,
Cucca:7rare,
"el
Iht3 ant! Caps,
rare
G;oc
I'roiit atrcet, alnive tlie Acatii-ni).
I
N Till; COMMO i'lAuAOVLLljA
t!tjb llurn, No. fi5, January term, 1:07,
.1 !T
tti- I'-mrt t-i i:si I-
I lid IO Isfc.ll,? Utf
iri 'i Iiyr !; , iiu. U u
li In. re ji-i-ui-i itil-
.In.;... I
GETTV3DURG
Fcr Invalid S.r
Inrorporal'd hr Aet of Aiinbly of th C..u
muuwealiti of IVni4).v..!Jiii1 Muruti 6,
Ilia Board of Puprrvifiri at'Ii'tilit'-'l y C
j alior Corporatnio to carry uut Ilia oijoct ..f
I tha act ol irn or.nratiou, a.o.tclliiilr au'wuu tl
! lo tl-o m!iiifl llnit Oii l.-r!iiU'uru of P.-n,.ivi.
I tni laa aullii-rit4 tha rHirinx ot funis tir
i tbe vrifction. e-ttahtirhnient ami totint- B-inrt, f
n A It m I t Inv lid bjldiura f the Uie irr,
tu he Lii'H on the ht(lo tiv I I of G. tij -l. jr. ,i
a an In'luri inerii to p:itri'f if oi'irD V f -n(r i -ut
to thii tfiioT'il-iit u'.ioci, htire 'v".
iLe CtTp'Tut i iu l' d.itihu:a amount tnu iu
rrriher u b nriif,.K uf r!u) au l iiitveit. frj u
aA iat'ior.f wi'h ths 1 t war, ir aay Ki -n- j'.
tRe- ia, prrpetty. vr eitate. n-al or perfotm,
whitevcr, i. thia ht to or citwli'-rf, at u h
tiiro or up n u-;b trnnf. and iu 'j- b war :l
iunrr wh:if"errr, nt to thm liaj a.'e:n tit.
j any Inti of thii Cotniunwealib to lb a coatcary
ii'.twitii'.l.tiijiri .
The entrrpti-e If c-irdiitly rfioo rn'i'": Jud by
tlil following m:nrd weli-U nr.wo i;-itl:u.?a :
Wnj'ir fieneral tieorre I. M tnlt
t Woverour Atwlrew U. Cu't;n,
Mnj'T I'outrl Gl. i'vnr,Ti--ker,
y it (ii'T (rat K M- ir. , ry.
Mrj-r fJenrntl -l- hn I'., itr. W,
.M'j.'r (J-neral Cnua. II T. C-iii.
M -j t iifi.r-r-1 II y. J. Mdill,
ir iKmrril J.ii L, !-:-Ar'.n.
r.aCH liT ii n-r.il Jaii. A. li-.rer.
llr jr, vli-r tffiicral Mor.iti U. iekel
lina-ii -r (J i. r.il J-.e h V Kn pe,
J-na-iii r "i n ra 'm. J ll.-'uluu,
Ii'ijfidi.-r (ieticr.tl S. !, M
Jltij;a lirr t4uo:nl J- hn K. Mn-;My.
Lttatlicr ti' i.eial John V. Iiu, i.r,
UtUa.luT ;n.:ri, T. K. M Coy,
l.V ii.-r tit-ui-ral K. K. U'iN-iaw.
Iia;a loT lifm t1 II. lire ri in;,
lintidivr 'fetifial J, i. S. ii'iin,
l'rrtdNT fl-Mi J A.. Camph.-ll,
lir'tiidiir nr-.l 'i h.. M rtVtivr,
l'ri(:a tier UutaTal in C 'ii.ir ia'lry,
I'.iiind.er (iem tai I. M. tJrtg,
Coioaid F. ti. M JUiluu j'i.
Tho fife fur tVe inciiu'.iii flliirty a-rei', hn
ait'RiT tvn p in lia.f I, an J it tu hit;, rj i!i
' IT'"' cumuoco w.-ioro iai3 u-nn-r.
"'".'l'n. will he rceird at ttie idBv T
: A locution. No. I litl Hatr.nnt re-t, I'uiU
p'U,i 7!, ' af,cr M,,. tbe 6ib ?ay of
, V' 1 '
I " f""nr..o0 ur a on an a eerr,
ca'e w;i, be iri:td, whiub will ouliiit: lu a IttoJ-r
( I Ti audi art.tl iif Vi.lt, a Lu-y be aaardnt to
nx nuirincr.
Jh t nr. dirtributi n of awarl will be mU
litiiu dlt.r. ly up..n the fivovipt itt frO.Out) fnbMT p
iiin, ot , e di.
1 b di.-inhrtiin will he p-l.lie, a-.l uu&ct the
din-ct euKrvirin of th t'o .ramr.
1'ers-jii at a duiance arp rqtiented to rstnlt
their fuh-.Tipfiiiiis (wot-ii pnu.-noaUj hy p.,t
oCire .i!rtlMT r , r. vr r.-ifi(r!d iwlter. to iuure
i I''mpt de-irc rr
IJaoct aii K-ftort (a
j. i. norrMAN,
Peoretnre Iicnr l of Soperrii -r,
Ilex MM, P. O., PhiUdelpbta.
Tbe followine; ia a eebodule of tbe award to
he made under ihe ttt-t di?tr:i.u:i n The it.-n.a
of Ihumondii and o'her preeitpuf uti-ne were p.:r
cbartd Irom ehuena of tbe f-u.h rtirirj t:-e
war, and their fenuineneet it cort bed to by
Mct-pra. Hi nle A Lro., the mot eitea.ive d la
in nnd itnporUra in tbe fountry. and by J, licr
maun, ciuaiotid tetter, Nw Voik.
(.ctlyhlmr Aluiu tvr Invalid S.t::iU;'
Incorporated by Av of Are.nh;y (Jf (he (Yu
rn nwcitib of Pei..iylvuia. Mur.-h R. 1S67.
Oltce 1126 Choflbut Itreet. rbiladel bii.
I-'il-ttt lii.Vliloil.
Kiity Thoueacd Fuh.-cr''jori a Tix6 t.'"
lach.
1... 1 rU'ond Necklace, 41. Tirniiar.tp,
ta'iueJ at f??,CL)
i... 1 T'ltm nd Lliiler Uromb and Ear
Kitt? i.rs
S... 1 Awa'-d l-J(MJovfH.,ent I'ofdf V'.r u
4... I I)ia n-trd Croa, p- n Silver .
6... 1 i:atnond Uu .rr l -.m ...
ft... 1 Award I'- H! tirtrern'ueni n iMu;... -
7... 1 I'btnioH S-.nrrle S'one rtin- ; 4,; i
f... 1 li:noid Clu-ter l'race t . 4.1'-0
U... I rinmoiidiVr-le Stone L;cr.rf rm. 4.,,,t0
o... 1 l'ihmtnt Clii.'lrr l'-roodt 4,, '0
11... 1 I'ifltiiJ nd fluc'iT Hrfepl.-i i uCO
I 12... 1 1'i r tirclt M'L biainond tar
tunpn.. S,.'f 1
, .,. 1 T'iati .-i. t C!ier hro.ub S.im 1
! 14... 1 Awrr.l in i.i i;- vrpnnrt It sis... '
j 1 .... 1 1 'iai.i'vn.l Mr : -ne I'-.a. . S, "-:.t
It... I I!i;uioi:d Single ,-tono (-tu J ?.
1 17... 1 l'T;irii'iTi.1 C u -1 r Ilro-'fi.
t I lis m rid ior'o M.n Kiiiir
- Itf,.. 1 1 'i.tnt' n.l and Km-Tnld liruoch
M... t 1'inin iiil .-('!! King
?!... 1 invito? ln-:r K rj
I I.nni; lodin CtmTii lUir lhawl...
I V.', .. ) t Lt.ti-e riiie'Kld ."tu-t
21... I Mij.'e fivTte I'minortd Hun
; 2'i to 10 Awrrds ol 1(1-40 UOTcrn-
3 .''I
1..
J.tltltt
Moot
1.50'
l.&i 0
1,0
tin nt Ih.ti'M. rn-di
35... 1 Ti.ro Hot l'imiwnd anl lluhy
hall to. I II nj; fim
1 l'itrvrd '.) V ?tuf Kar Kn..oa t(
.17... I Puir lotuo-r l Clr.ter Stude
1 I'mn ni nil tHe etone Hinp. atw
-turn.w OA
79.., 1 rii-.m-.n ' t y -tie I n
1 1'tntr "t 'l Chii. r 'r-"clft J.O'J
1 Anrl tf 10-40 tier.ro.
i ..t IhtiuS. mr k Hrt
M... 1 Vltl l i nr 1 S f Vmtrh 4M
i2... 1 l'.iir"od nt -:1? ft nt Pip; 8.0
sH,,, 1 l-piitH.n l A Vt n Ciirtor iunj; 2"0
4... I l'iiiTii'.nil urcie eto-p Hing J"0
6 I f'ir ir-t-.T..! 1 ; varf Y.nt.,.'. JO"
.''r ... 1 ianio-d ir. Tle r-t'ite ."-'nd Ibft
'-7... 1 !'ia.n ni Cto-ter INn Hid
i'?... I nieo and 1'entl l-rom-fl aud bar
lijnv- oa
50 to i.r'S.7. I on Award 10 i 1 t.overvnont
t. n)-. e.ii h loo
j I. P to I- s... 1 oil Award (lnwn.tbfnt L-
j gill Ti r.lf rd, er'i JO
Aw.d t;..iernmri.t I.vrsl Tender,
j I
t Tbe diMril ntion of th abore rewrd will be
, made in put lie a n aa U,e Mi'm-np'om it
, lull, of nb-.c'i dun 110;. will h xwph thT-'tiL'b
' tSe papera. On at t alter M.iyft:h it e Uinntomi
wilt be on cihibition ai the iCir ot UaAMOcia
liun. The pnhHe can ror.VlrnOy r'.y nn eremhiir
i h"i:'g rondueiirf in (he mo-'t b..'n rah'e and air
mmiii.r. Ail the award will t handed to eer.
tthraia hiduera, iiuiiieitiiiteiy alter the dijmii'tt-ti-n,
fr.a of all ni t,e 0C1 e uf tbe Coua-
tiy, No. WJQ ihrrtntit utr-et, I'hiia Jelphta.
W. ti rrSy crrllti lliat r haro f Xmniiiri tl,a
Iliain.mil (i-,,,, 'ratl. Ku-.f ral.la. huhl. a4
wliar f 1.11. .11, Hi.n.r., . ilr.-riWil In tie atmra
in. nn 1 !':::J l! r .!; j-i,
iiL.NLKif- l.lilt'-.. I'Miuuml Imr.nrl.ra,
v-ii.u-ii I,.n, Ni-. Vurk.
3. HERMANN-, I. .i,.l Srtt.f.
aV4 llr i.ui. atipat, Kew York,
Agcuia W allied.
B.'.lil caa l.r n.,t cintiili it Twi.fi't O.rtirlriat..
ON K lit . Ut r.li inn I.AKS.
All ortivr, l. r t'orMi --.t -. i. u t in- .-l.lrr-rJ !
.1 I' Hun M N. -.t 1. .
Hi t Ul, I mt l-u. rai,a-iriia.
May , ltiftj-tn.