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1 fWt, or tft,$. feu 4 brH, is or )rt,tt 5(1
f Dw 2i f of hcivr ft, pro.i.rti.t rat..
WiSffllanrous.
f Presidential Election Proclamation.
! rUKKK8,bruMtftfa0ri Ami-
- nia. ' th t-Ttral ymlrrau tWrHft. it is
- f.ruiidrd. liiavl thr cUcU-ri of lhc Mverml eaanliw
' ot thr fBB'totrtillh, nali fli 1 to vul for mnt
'i bwoftfcf imrl Ai-Bit,lv, at tbvMtne pltM. at
whirb lti Mm member! ihall have ha rotrd
tor at th rwNMinjt election ca tbc Firat T-
- aext altrr tb Kimt Mnlay f Noroinbr, is
th Tr ol wr Lorit, Me taianl Hjf bt bamlred
- no) forty. anl on the tme day in every ft ortb
Tir tKrirtrT. IWr rh mrfijM f elrrttnjF Klrrt
in f Proi4mt aid Vice 'resident of the Lnitd
f-ftr-.
THFREPORK.I, CrRRmri Howb. Hirh Pber
. 11f f CtarteW onanty, fn pnrtUDCo of tb duly
tmimetf oa mr rrr t Art ahov? rrfrrrrd to, and
iw Mippw-mmtp thrrrtu, fm tbil, idt prorlama
tiHi fivinir notip to the electors of the county of
tearneiq. aannea to Tote lor Bi ember of the
4enerJ Aiteoibly, to meet at thrir aeTeral elee-
4iinet a Tl hSUAl. the U day of NO
r.MKbn neit, then and there, between the
hnarr of Eirht aVtoek in the morning and Seven
o rlork In toe evening of aaid day, to rote for
'T-otv Koren Kteetora of a Ireident aod Vire
prethlvnt of the I'Dited Ptate. And tUat tb
arreral Jndfea, fnopeetor and Crtk who ahall
aare attra4e4 at tbe preceding General Election
art required tm attend and perform the alike du
al, and be PtibjeeC to alike penalties for neglect
f duty or miprooduet aa tbey ball be liable at
eait tieneral Kleetion.
Ihreleetore of tbe eoamty of Clearfield will takf
wnt that tbe aaid election of Kleetora of Prei
aVet and Vie Pre id est will be bald at the follow
ur place, via :
h-eearu inwnihip, at the I nioo II tcl, in Glea
Ik-ll tmntehfp. at the hoe of Auri.h Elliaa.
rilMm tffwnituip, at the hurue of tbe late Janet
f 1 om, ft.
: Brr townrhip. at the bue of F I ward AlU-rt.
Lradford townikip, at tbe bmje of Jatb Pieraa.
Urady townfaip, at tbe houft- of Wnj. Scbwem,
n Lothervhanr.
Hurtinde township, at Toong'i rhol boute,
Cbeet township, at the paulic tehwl bonw near
pinion Rnrahanrh'p.
t'learfteU brv. al the Court Iloote.
( rrmrtfTn trmc?b:p, at tbe hoaw of J. Manrer.
('arw-turille burvab, at the hMiae of the late
Iaac Bloom. .
, 1 'real or township, at Centre school boaae.
' Frrcuoa townbip. at tbe bowe of John Greg
ory, fet-meriy eeeapied by Tbe. Hobiauw, Broad -wy.
l titrard township, at Coagrem Tl i 11 aehool bovta.
I ;ehea toernidiip. at tbe poblie arboot b'aM.
t.rihnta tuwDbip. at tbc bottwof Jaewb H abler,
f t(ulu-b towBthip, at the public aehoul bovae, ta
jBTPPTllle.
Hutoa townphtp. al tbc hoove of Jeee Wilmia.
1 JniaB vowatbip, mi tbe paKfae arbool boKe, im
ift-'.nTille.
Kftrtbaa townrbtp. at Pridrcn'i Brhol boaae.
Kdoi townthip. at Turkey Hill arbool howe.
, lwrenee tovnuhip, at tbe Comrt tiouae, la the
V-roujrb of Clearfield.
i l.nastjer City borough, at the pa bite -hool boou.
1rrw townnbip,ai tbe boBae tWaaerly aompted
Th'.tna Kyler.
New M abingtofl borvuh, at the public acbeol
oer!a Kvroorh. at the pabKe faous of MHo
'll-rt, is raid bo math.
' Peon tuwBflhip, at the bold formerly kept by
ijlV. W. AndrrQ.
f Ptke towwfaip, at the boaat of tbe late Iraae
'iiK'B, m tbe bnrch ef Curwenarilte.
I nwn towBidiip. al the boat of 1. K. Brwnaker.
I k irodward towasBip, at the boose of Thomaa
!i-tdrreB. I
t!ktr Is farther Hereby given. That
II pereawa eteept JusMeee ef the Peace, wbe
abali held oa afcee ar artf-ointaieat ef trast under
fine geeeraBseat of the tailed States, or of taw
: uie, cr of aay iBcorporated dirtnrt, whether ;
pommigaMB)ed ofteer or Mherwiae, a eabordiaate
W&ter or ageat, wbe if ae rhail be employed a
.xier the Legulative, Execativo or Judieiai de
'partBwaU of thii State or of the Taited States,
r uj city or iBcorporated dirtrwt, and also
umt every msaiber of Cocgreaa, or of the State
'Lcfielatare, or ef tbe ftommea or teleet oouDcil
rf any eity or eommtmoner of any iaeorporated
'idutrict are by law laeeptble of holding or
Wtprrwiag. at the tame time, tbe nflle ar p
purtment of Jaige. intpecior or turn oi any
c
eetien af tbn Uommaawealw.
Tb RetarB Jqkm of tbe respective ditrkU
'oreeaid are rwuaeeted ta meet at tha Court
4 ritM, ib the boroerb of Clearfi-ld.oB the flnt
4 Fndat next after tha aaid trt Taeaday of No
feather, thew aad there ta do thoae thing re
i)red of them by law.
tuiVtX wnder my head nd ral. at Heart eld,
I oa thia e;rhtb day of October, la I be
L.9. year af oar Lord one thoeoand aiiht
bBdrd and rlity eifht, and ut the lode
peaaeBOB of Ike Tailed Httea the ninety aeeoBd.
CYHEMl'S HOHKtFbarif.
THE HOPE OF THE COUNTBY I
Ka.Tbcai! Ta. Fiwnt.aad IWrt.aad InarM!
Life-Like!
INVERT FRFESIAX KVEKT WHTTE MAK
j aad WllM AN nt th. t'oantry, wao pau Irwal
l. tb. aalialM af In. CoaMitatM.a aad tat I aiwa
n th. aacmi ml th. lraorratir Fartr. oa(bl lo
know llweidf. their pria.iplr.1 tha ftarea
iim of tb-iH id whom that k.i u wot. mi of
bm through whoa Jl atatt b. brought to a glo
nn., froiuon.
Ft aa'kiritr of thr Ninnsal. ?lroi kit
P.Ata ('Ml, Life lih. rirtraita of aur oandidalet
t r Pr.i'lent and Vie. President of tb. I ail
Mate., elWed in tht heel r'jle af Iba art, are
r- .-hed a. fnow :
Ltrrr Tluikle pMitiin M:tWralbV-rVraar
and Klir SI hr l inrlic M 0
(mrt. IVturM illihrTph Seyiaow and
liiatr -9 by ! ineh, ch...H.
1 10
Til t LI tip :
Mtt PoM Pietawa I e'i
5 " IciiiK. 1
S Sir Pietarea a(il... -
J - 1.1 aopiM ! M
i Thr pnwdr af thm aalal are lo b. detoU-d lo
i ."Dpa'n parfxilM.
Club r.lir must b. tent lo on. addre... All
; p:. -tare ere aiat on roltrrl wiMlfl aoid damage
- ia he aieili. and la all rear, free of p-irtairo.
"Her. lo amount of ten dollar, and over my
he SIM o? rtprru.and bill cllevtod oa delivery.
W ith tab order will be .antneed a parkac of
ctrd eaatpaiffn docwwieai.. A... to taa
rut. Addma, aaJwfaUr. I. n. f H I'llli".
hoi !, W aebmit.im I. C
Xfc-S. B la atJenaf. .lil waaie paper t
aSick ailrertteeaieTjt war aero. 0C1I-.U
yiOXlRY SIVKIK
"WF are eonitant'T pamb.-inf for ea-b t the
,wWkendB..etoatara.u,ellkia.Uf
lry aad Faac Oaarle, (tilka. Totuaa, B.H aad
I h.e, Watrbia, lowing Marbnw. fw
hjry, lloode, Iocrtic
tied,, Ac, Aa.
r .re actaall. .ellitu al an aTeren". pri"
rft'Mi 1MI1.I.AR FOR KACI1 AKTlt'l.t. Oat
i .! heir tnrtly for b, and our tratte aia' I
brrer tbea tbal of aay othw maiilar eoaoMfi. aaa
I. a- to g e brtter aargaia. than .aa be obtain
-t of any ith- bra...
TIIF LADIES
Are t.peci.11. Intitcd I. give ae atrial. Send fr
a Circular ud Kjchaage Urt.
''r elnK ,trwi 4 eellinr le aa follow! : For
' wr jo M.cnt iwa f..otain and chock. A
-I :ne T it ,cot article. In b .M foe a d.lar
fti : In for . lor f h: l lorflB. Ao. KcOl
t W anil. )'mraieiie larrcr lbn Ih.'wc o'-el
' t t .nr .ihn Km ec.nr.li.. W HOC of Hub. Hin
i 1 lneta.ii.od check. I ccntrt bl.lcaadfeen.lv
. ..-nt; w.mcl. tikn nir.IT ta Kaaiaraaao IT
t 'in. Ken. ... trial clnl.. and .oa will a knnwl
1 that eaa .nol td a-d la boy r""4 "J
";hr buaer thereafter. . .
EAf TMAX d KKBAU, 1
Oi',1 m HI llaaw.or 81, B.wwoa, Mae. '
Democratic Almanac.
'1
'HIS iaralnaiile pahlieation I. for eale at Ibe
pel "t)c. It ehonld o. ia we en'ie 01 r. r.,
t. .....n. full aleeti roturae froal
"err ronat. ia Me failed Ftate.: bcidc Ib.
nun'ner l .r i awitaiae a compWe liel of Ibe
nimeeof ellih. aeo.p.pere.oppco.eed aad mobbed
dencg Lincoln .arfminlrfratina.- and that for 1T
cntua the aaa. re of all thnwe drilian. who ware
in.jn-.oe. rr.net lh nam. period. Thee two
ti. foe r.mn. nfeernca. are worth nine than
thepncewl the p.Hicatina. Th. namhor for I Pot"
i. le fall of t.Ic.Hc et.tietlc. Ar.yoncwcnding
f cenu lo th. Poet Merter, wilt reccir. hy retern
ail f-py rVt ear -ear. fret of pottage. JaSStf
CLEARFIELD
GEO. B. 0O0DLANDER, Proprietor.
VOL. 1I-WIIOLENO.20S7.
?rg flood, f.rorrrirs. dtr.
THE CLEARFIELD STORE
RECONSTRUCTED.
tieorge L. Reed
Juba . Weaver
- William Powell,
William W.lHtU.
GEO. I, REED & CO.,
Two doon aurlb at the Court Iiouc,
n.EARFIKI 1), PA.
TT''f" Maraud la our old kniiM iUnd.
X X. fa.rahy ootify th. .ilimu of (,'l.ri.ld
oa tb. nublM r.umll.T, thai w. W.r. mitred
pun, tod iolnid lo nrOMooU, . .irorou em-
fmira uuli! buh arui and irfrriur inol,, mmi
h. sow oa kaad a fall siui.It of mil ki.4. ml
WU aata la Un atarkau la Ike line af
Dry Good,
We claim to bar. a full MwirUnml, onnaWtiDg ia
rl of Mo.linl, bkafkod and uablaaelicd ;
Prion of all gr.Uri and HTln ; and
Full and Winter Dress Goods
Such ac Alpaca, af all ittadei Ho Laioaa. Mm-
rinot aud r laoocl, ; bculc,, a lull aaaort
ncnt of fenUcnicn'. wear, eonaiiting
in part of
Cloths, Cassimeres, ,
Satiootts aad a full aaeortmeat of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Motions, ITosIcry, Tiimmlns,
F OS N ET TS, AC,
Eat and Caps, Boot and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
We have a furl topply of CdTe, Tea, Rugar, Riee,
otaiiea, iohacoA, Muh. halt. Iinoeefl.
eual aad lob Oil.
FLOUR, BACON. DRIED FRUIT,
Sugar -cared llama, Mrai Pork Bad a full
f apply of Provlfion,
Hardware and Quccnsware,
H'ootUnK ttlllow tfart.
All tb. forcroina arlirl., will b. eicbanard fr
CASH. UMIIKK. or COIKTKV fUUlllTK.
and at prion to which Ibcr. can l no rxrcfitixk.
Tkin. ia and af Uoodl la oar llua, win piaaa.
g-CALJj ASTD SEE
us:-
CO.
KO. I.. IiEED
Oartltld. tVpl. If, 1M If.
JICUARD
MOSSOP IS NOW
rUling, at half their waal prie.
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
BROWN SHEETINGS,
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
WOOLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
MEN'S CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN'S FUKNIPUINQ flood.
LADIES' BOOTS AND 8 HOES,
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOYS' do
HOOP SKIRTS,
BALMORALS,
LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
RAISIN8 AND CURRANTS,
BROOMS AND TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEF AND PORK,
FLOUR AND FEED.
Ao., c..
Ac.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST AllIUVAL
AND OF COi rtSB THE CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation aginst High Pricas
ItTI mm anoalwa aa a m al IB. oni wo
an eea-wwO.1. Hood, and W rv
ofcred ia tbi. m.rket, and al price, taat r.n.
i.o ol the gno.i .Id d;.Vh .1 rlln.p luiago. .
who tech faith apoa lb point, ar deem ear alle
gation anp.rtlw.ow, wweq on.
C.1I.L .IT Olit STORE,
Corner Froal aad Marbel it recti,
Where they can ere, feel. hr aad know lor !."-
wclrea. To follr auderetand what er.rr.oep r-o",
. k. mm A, wot doom II aecoaary
in.e e"-'
eronjocet aad n.mia. eur ateoa. a. v....-.-
for a. to r'at. that
We hm Everything that is Neoded
and onciraod In Ihn aierhct, and at prbn that
ael.wiab both old and y.ng.
j.H. JtiskPH 811 AW A
80S.
NEW GOODSI
AT-
al. 1
. Krnttrr .
DRY GtX)I.
IiKESS GOODS,
HARDWARE,
GUOCfcHIES,
CWlTUINO,
NOTIONS. ,
ylEENSWARR,
TROVISIONS,
DRUGS,
RATS CAPS,
FISH, AC,,' AC,
MUSICAL GOODS,
BOOTS tt- SHOES,
FLOUR, FEEtC.
F.H rlork. yaat recited at
H rtack. I
n,.pa4n
i. P. K BATE KB '.
C4LT
SALT!! PALT!!! Foil
weijkt larj lacke clling oinap at
ael ln ' t. f. KRATZtBS
Jiarduarr, flnuarr, (Str.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
PhWptbnrg;, Centre County, Pa-
G. II. ZEIGLER & CO.
DEALERS IN
Foreign & Domestic Hardware,
WOOD, WILLOW. &. TIN WARE,
Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, to., &o.
TBI atlealloa cf Mechanic, Bullderi, Farm
n, Luibarau, and Buyer, guarallj, la
inriled ta Iba fact that wa are waTariof a batter
aMor tiaent of goodj In oar Una than n W
fooad .leewhere ta tbil part ef tb Slat., at
Prioet U 8 ait tht Time-
Oar atock aoatpriaaa a genarai a.eot me ot af
Toola aad Material e.d by CarpBUr. Blaek
mltht, Carriag and Wag aa M.k.ri, Ac., with a
larg (tok f ;
Iron, A'ails, Stetl, 8pUte$, Mining
Supplies, Saddlery, Rope, Cliai, '
Grindstones? Circular, , Mill
and Cross-Cut Saws, s
EXAMELED, FIXISI1ED t TLAIS
HOLLOW WAIIE, CABLE
CHAI5S,
Lard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
Fish Oil.
TCEPBNTIKK,
BKKZINB,
VARKIHHK8,
COAX Oil 1AMPS AID IASTEUS.
Aa iMllt aHorta.nl af fin Ctlry, i
KNIVES,
DESERT. TEA. k
TABLESPOONS,
FORKS,
SCISSORS,
RAZORS, Ac.
BRITANNIA 4 SILVER PLATED
WARE. '
TIN WAKE IN GREAT VARIETY AND
. ' BEST MANUFACTURE.
lfo.eh..ld. n.Mixlwrsi, rarating aad Baflln.
taipleia.nu of tbe lalaat ax4 Boat
rarf rcreel pvurh.
Dlarkiatltbi aaa be rappliod with Aa.ll. Bel-
Iowa, Vicei, Siedge, Dammeri, Ben
. . aad Mol Fbw, ltore Haila, .
' mad S ktadi af Ire
ea4StL.
Carpntw aad Bel Mar win lad la aaredak
liebaiaat a aa parlor aloek af riaaaa, aa,
Aagun, Hatch eu. lngle,doahl-bll aad
pealing Aie, Daoimara, Chie.'.e,
Filaa, Hiagaa, Sorewi, Boll,
Larkt, Pulley, Sab, Cor.,
; A., Ac, Ac.
Fanaer and R.flai.a will lad eT.rythlag la
; Dnli lie, aad cheaper ibaa eaa V , (
. bad ale.wh.ra.
ha. Partlwalar altanUoai In.'ud to
bwik af Bwee.eMrieiac Bpaar o.lrt,rated
Aatt-Dail, Cook and Parlor uiTa af an itaaa.
tlen, the Kiegara Ook, Parlor Cook, llrtmael.
Dawa, Kew ili.p, Ar.tie, aad lataiea fg,
Pocket, Aa.
All af the ah.ra naala will aa eald cheap
fbrcaak.
G. IL ZEIGLER & Co.
hilieabarc, Oai. It, U7-ly ..
The Lightning Tamer.
THE aederiigaed are tbe aole Ageat. la tbi
enaaty for tbe "North Amerioaa Uel.aai.ed
LIUII TMMi ItUUS. Ijee. ara ... aniyee..
rod now ia aa. aad ar eadoreed bf ail lb
arl.nlita mea la the canlrt.
W benhy anlify tb cltlienl ar th coaaty
Ibal will pal them p a better rod. and for
Ire money, than It charged ny th roreiga
agrata who annnally trar.rM th eoanty aad
arry off oar little raab, aerrr to return.
ENCOI RAGF, UOMK LABOR,
Tbee wlehlag Ughtalng Had areeted aa
lb.tr halldlag aad bat addroe a by bMMr, a
eall ia poraoa. We will pal then, ap anywhere
In theewaaty, aad warrant them. Tbe Hodeaad
Flilaree eaa aa aeea at any liaj ty c.lllng al
oar .tore. M UK REIX A falOLhU. ,
Cle.rfleld. Jan It. lft tt
Philadelphia & Erlf Railroad.
SI MMER TIME TABLE.
Tkraagb end direct roU wetweea Philadelphia,
lieJtiatore, Herrieberg, t llliameporl,
aad the
Great Oil Rion of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT HI.KKIMNU CARS
On all Might Train.
rH aad fur MOKDAT, PF.PT 14, Hilt, th.
V lrni a Uie Philadelphia a aula nau
Head will raa a fnllawe i
rtraiwara. .
Mall Trala Itara rhil.d.lpbla....H'.IO t. M
Ie dj.,..bl. Mary . .
Ik arri.e at Brie M.
Brie Bipreeebeeee Philadelphia-. ..I I Hi) neea
. Da, .....o....-OV. alary e.,. .uo m. m.
Do .arrWeel Brl. iMA.M.
l-'.ialwafdr
Walt Trala Wat krl.
D. ....... ..... flC ht.ry- P. "
tc. nrrtr. at Philadelphia-- I M A. M
Brie Bipree lea. Sri f 1. P. bj.
. d- hi Mary'. !. M.
' Ik. arrira at Pbiladeii.hia-... t P. M.
M.ii aad b.pree onnl nub UM Orweh and
Allegheny Hirer Kail H...d. Hagg.g. cherh
khroagh. . , , ALfKIB U 1IW.
elaeiwral Snferinundea
A Large Lot or Fly Nets
rpiAM !. Hamea. line. ( .Iter. Alrtb.
1 rtwratagle aad Saddlery Hardware,. jn
reel red aad for sale by lb rm of
)yl if ' . H. ZKIALKft Coy
Grape Vines Tor Sale.
A I.L th. leading bardr TaHrtios of fit qual
A it;- It'NK'KU CTTTINI)K, It S I. or
linnJrcd. CoNCOlili VINES only 10 wola. Or
ders solicited a soon at Oottcnlcnt, and tiled ia
rotation, by A., at. 1IILL5.
t If artiul, P., Asrt't , If 7.
PRINCIPLES,
CLEARFIELD, PA., THURSDAY, OCTOIJ EH 15, 1808.
ODR NATIONAL PIN MONEY.
How Congress Squanders the Funds.
A Scorching; Lathing from a Badical
Paper.'
fiold Prna, Iron Rrlddlve, Quill Pi-na,
Nutate Wralera. Htrel Prm and Kllrep
Upoona. ( leaver, t'rna, llouorliold and
kllrhrn Furniture, and many other Ar
tkloa "Too Nanieran ta Mcatlim."
Front Ib. Cinoinnatl r.ainroll Radical.
Tlio liberality whit-h Conirrfs hftH
difiplnycj in voting larfrn aulmidicn of
lanrm and monoy to Tanourf f-ailroiid
antl intornnl imiirovwr.t bni0,-
nmi created the impreusion that it in
extravagnnt In tiio munngement of
n own artutra. Jlumors liavo from
timo to time pono abroud tliut tlie
mombors indulged in cxlravagancca
at tlio public expense which ought to
bo paid for out of tliuir private riwour-
ce. It wan not many inontha a no
that Mr. blevenn, of ffniinvlvania.
when a bill won before, the House pro
poning to allow nieniliers to order ata-
tionery ad libitum, Haiti that if it pann
ed there were members who would
supply theitiBclve with underclothing
enough to taut them aeren years or
irordit to thai effect. Such diriparatrc-
ing rcmarkg. uouplud with the irormip
ot tha lutter-wrilers, have akbinted lo
t'onfirm the imprciwiion thnt Congresn
it an pxiravagunt tody, wliooe nium-
bcrs uianago, during a ninglo term, to
carry off or wato an amount of plun
der equal lo their salary ,
It ia our intention to nhow thai Con
gress, or rather that britneh ot it
knoacn aa the Jlonne of Kejirpfcnta
tiveu, Is not so profligate ns it might
ho in expanding the people's uioiiey.
The (aeu are furnished to oar hand
by the "Letter from the Clerk of the
IloiiHe, transmitting a statement of
tbe contingent expenses of the Uoune
of Heprenentatires." Tho statement
covers a period of oue year, from and
including Ileecniber, 106, to leee in
ner. m7.. '
This eUU'ment is roo,uired by a law
oi the Iloaao, patwod in 1 142, by which
tho Clerk is instructed to dciivur to
the rontmaster of the Houso.sucb
kinds and quantities of stationery aa
may from time to time be nocfKusry
for tbe uho of the llohau, cont of that
used in the Clerk onion, tho awonnts
to be kept separately and in detail.
Very queer things are. to be found
in this statement, as we shall show
before we are through with it- . But
it ia noousenry to say, before examin
ing the items, that earn member of
the llouse is allowed a certain sum
r at.tii.nerv awilo from the suunlii-a
Jouiiiuj I., .i.v staicnicnt. vi 0 nnu
on almot every page, for ininncc,
long lints of the names of members
with tho amounts drawn by tucin tor
stationery set opposite their names,
and we have oi.1y lo add that very few
men dome; a largo liusinewniake tbom-
selves so lilmml an allowance. To
tocblo minds, unable to grasp tho great
scope of the duties of a member of the
House ot Konreseniauves, it woniu
probably appear that, with so much
money tn ins pooae ior tuu pm iieuini
puriHiNe, a member would have no
occasion to make Wlrther requinition
during . the sesnion. Hut lo tho
whose tdess nave occn enlarged ny a
visit to Wanliington and atlfinltinco
on the IIouso lor a few days, it will
at once appear how inadequate the
stipend is, and how the wants of a
man multiply and magnity tuo mo
ment he enters into tho service of the
Itcpublio and lives at the expense of
the teoplo. . ....
. It if out of a desire lo enlighten the
minds of those who have not the op
portunity to attend uon the sessions
of Congress that we have gone over
the alatemei.t of the Clerk, Mr. Mc
rhcraon, and collected and aggregated
the eiim expended for spet'iho arti
clea. The items are scattered through
a list which fills two hundred and
thirty-one pngca, and embraces more
than everything in the line of station
ery, as understood by the trado.
One ot the popular error touching
the extravagance of Congress is that
a vast sum of money is wasted in the
printing and publishing of public doc
uments. J he (Jerk s statement does
not show the octet of the composition,
pross-work and material oniplorou and
used in llicso documents, tnai lie
onirs U) the Superintendent of Public
Printing to toll. Wo art? to suppose
tho documents printed ami taken to
the folding room of the House, whence,
alter being loided, wrnpiied. pasted and
lied up, they are carted away to the
mietollice, tho express oflices, tho rail-
road aeHts, ami to Diner punne no
nartmenta in Wsshinirton. To show
our rehoers how trifling, after all, i"J
the spirregitto hulk of those documents,
we will take the transactions lor the
year ending hut December. .,
we nni mat mere n iuiiu to
Thomas II. Heston, mail-carrier for
the House, and exclusive ol his servi
ces for carrying the ordinary mail :
and also lo J. H. Clark, Jr, for carting
to express offices, railway slalioitu, Ac,
the following sums for hauling public
oocumentsi yy
(To Thomas II. Ilcalnn.)
1J toed. pub. doe, Pecemhar. ts... till !
1. 3 1 II loads pub. doc. January. ISO" o nn
li'l loa'it poh. doe, Frhrnar. "K ... So rm
IIS loads pob, d M.mb I to M eh 4 1 he
7.M hssdt pah. due, April. I'T ., ITS
US load. pah. doe., May. IS7 JVt
o ho.de pab. doe., June. 17,., IM
l.UJ loads poh. d., Julr, 1SS7..I 67 1 S
s loads nnh. do... Aarast. 1SS7 Mil"'
t. 2 load. pob. , Se.tewihe. sa7 7 rH'
71 Uieds pub. doa., trchihar, l7 7 Sn
l,B! hiad. poh dnc . Noremlor. tS7... SIS en
' (To, J. H. t'larh. ir.i . '
l.'i ba.le pub, d'Hi., .lariaarv. IsijJ T7 M
I 111 liol. pub, doe, February, (Mil... , 7
1st hsvts pah. doc., Marrb, 77
I ksnts asth. awa. AnriL 1"41 7 St
Mi kolf pah. dw.. Mar. 1'W 77 Mi
1 loads pah. doe. dwaa, I Mi 71 OS
lilt biad. pah diov dole. ISS7 T7 M
IS toads pub, doc, Anruel. ISHT 77 M
IS bouls pith, doc., September, ls7 7 SH
I..J kinds pah. dnc., IMokor, INti;,. T7 i"
It lands pob. doc, N ureal bet, IM17., It W
1 tm.ftfW Adl
How much in hnlk and weight it
requires to constitute a Congressional
load, or whether thero is any uniform
ity about tt. It more than we ran guess.
But we may bo aura tho loads are nol
a li iflo. reader cap wilculato for
IIP
31
NOT MEN.
hiinsell what it must cost tho country
to send theso burdens all over tho
country by mail and eipreiis, when it
costs over t5,HiO simply to move them
from the Cspitul building. Aud it is
the deadest mutter thut over went
into pamphlet and volume.
Perhaps we ahull have a cleiirrr idea
of the amount of this material if we
look into the folding-room, where it in
prepared lor mailing. The pay-roll
of the folders show that they were
paid i 81 07 Uttl ynar. They used
up in wrapping Q,(iiiS reams Manila
paper, eoniing fcll.l.'iX 84 ; 4;i5 buok-
lets of paste, costing .)."i3, and
pounds JttisHinn twine, 1,824 pounds
sou coru, i.4du pounds hard twine,
and twelve dozen balls twine, quality
not psmeo TUia ia aside from lbs
vi.ormona aums paid tho proprietors
ol ihe VongreiMonal Globe ior priming
the proceedings aud speeches ta lull.
Of course the members of the House
require large quantities of envelopes
for letters and documents. When a
member has a spoeoh printed in pam
phlet, he must remember his constit
uents and -others, and must have en
velopes to enclose them under his
frank. We rind that the grand total
of envelopes furnished to the llouse
and Clerk's of Hoc daring the aession
was 4.741,tW, costing $2,478 78. Of
those txiii.JJiKI were "stieech envelopes,"
litlUiOO printed, 45,600 white, H,000
quality not earned, 10,(KKJ documont,
20,50H) made "to match colored edgv
note papor," 4,.r00 "French fancy,"
and the remainder of various kinds,
including many thousands for "visit
ing cards." Of course, when we elect
a member to the House, we expect
that he shall he supplied at the public
expense with fancy nolo-paper, Y ranch
note-paper, gilt and colored-edge note
paper, visiting cards, and envelopes
to match, and not only ahall he be
supplied himself, but lay iu a stock
for family and friends. All this, keep
in mind, is over and above the amount
of stationery which each member is
presumed to purchase with the money
he draws for that purpose. This goes
to show the vast labors one boa to un
drt ike who con sen ta to sacrifice hi
ease for the public good. ' '
11 tit envelopes and paper (of which
wo have taken no account) would be
of no use without jicns. How much
of his stipend for stationery goes to:
the pnrchase of pens the reader ean
indgo for himself when he noes what 1
amounts are Pupplied extra. ' The
members have a fancy for variety, as
tho following items show -indulging
largely in gold, steel and qufll.
nd
ttml as to
aol.D FKKB.
IS gold pcn..M .,
SO gol.1 ppj, ...rrf;,.tr,
lit gobl p.ao4UYv.)
let gold pen (In I'oetwi.eb-r of Hnain
50 guhl pru (to t'lork of llouer).....
!
' ass mi
Itmao
if f i"
' OT.
II
i.t IMI
tt.iwr 4
grail, rua. .
1600 pea
5 llh double aHion
IS. Mia Waehlaglon rmvl.llron...
tit Ml
SO 2"
W 1!,
41 lis
m :
17 Mi
l.leV Perrr'e larg hrrrl..
ill. I III tlllloll '.., .....
7?n K.gic
T.dHvJ PrfV OFfMlat(ttl ..
So. in iiramle-i
lf.Oimito I'n.n.aeu-r) .,.,
Jl.oetl (to Ckrk) .........
MT.4M ' , ;: i..: '
q it.b rasa. ,
4.1011 lllacb P..0 .,
1,T elill'rtt'a ,
I.IIW Uongejw, ( ut ..
yl no j
s.t
. Mi 17
mi-
l,7t3 74
MI6
till Oi
nntTft to.il or raws.
Wo,? ................4.tTI S
But pens mnst have pen holders.
We judge by the prices paid thai a
good many of tho gold pent were at
tached to reasonably good holders,
ftut we put down the Items as we find
them.
ran snt.ni.Bs.
T.77 cwttimoa..
IIS rahker. - ,
2,uii (lo Cnrtmeeter)..,... ........ ......,
2ot (leClrrk). . ..........
flM 4!
IM M
117 41
il II
ii,jt $m s
Having fitted out the honorable
members with pens, pen holders, pa
per and envelopes, they mnst be sup.
plied with Ink and inkstnnds. Jtiil
we shall not take into this account
the thousands of "bottles ink," "Ar
nold' fluid," "copying, "Vermillion,1
etc., of which separato account (from
the inkstands) lsrendered. We make
record only of tho Inkstands required
to transnct the business of the House
for the session. Hero at the
IKKVTAHIi.
4.1 library
S pockoC...... ........ ....-
2 patent
510 .arlno. .
477 tlo l'.i.lmUorl..
41 (fiUkrk,... ........
l,e
o;i i
Contrress lias always been famous
for iu knives. For many years Ihe
most popular hi-and in the mnrkct wat
the "Congress Knife." There seem
to bo tho same eagerness for good
knives now lhat there was a quarter
of a century ago. Thus wo find that
there were furnished to tho House
Clerk and Postmaster for the session
(over and above tho amount members
are presumed to have purchased with
their stipend for stationery,) the fol
low in,',' ; i .
suss A fas asrrn.
I. US knltn. ... ........ 2.7M 24
t.llll prn knives...... 2.7H S.1
!,: .t3tloo
These fi euro do not include a largo
variety of trcssing knives, folding
knives, erasine knives, eta. but nch
a honorable members muld nso in
sharneninrr the citrht ttionsjind and
odd tjiiill pens, Ihp litmrltTd and odd
thousand pencil of all sorts, or with
w hich o wtiillle, cut ioi,ae;-o anu
benches, and pick their teeth.
They do not omit to supply them
selves with at iswrtra and sboiirs, though
we confer. to surprise lbn they should
carry their economy to the point ol
niggardliness so unbecoming in the
representative men of the Great He
public. It is lobe regretted that they
should have had supplied lo them in
excess of the number p-irchascd with
their stationery menpy 0nr ,'
4?l nalrs eel.sors :17 II
ISO nalrs h-ars t
Bui if tho llouse it censurable for
iU economy in ihi particular wo art
U oIj
bound to say it makes up for it in tlio
mutter of
LBtTHK.
.MT Porte, ninnnalce ,.,M l.flll IIP
31 Piartori.H , tsn mh
S Morocco Pnokotbeok.... 4S tm
tl Portfolio.. tun no
7 Morocco llc.iii-. VV Kl
l,ll 14
We ought to imlmlo in this aome
hundreds, of mnmnrandum and bltttik
liookt, somo thirty odd mitoaranh
bonks, as many scrap-books, and a
half doaen etH of alphabet letters
the Inst probnbly ordered, as Airs.
1 oodles bought the ooflin, to have
handy in tbe houso when Mississippi
nnd Carolina send up thoir unlettered
representatives. . , . , u .
Wo haw only named a lew of the
ibima to be found in this precious tes
timony of the economy ol Congress in
its expenditures. (Such items aa hair
brushes, pasto brushes, shoe brushes,
nail brushes, toilet soaps, Martinique
snulf by the doaen bottles, plug tobac
co, lour hundred palm leat fans, cork
screws, gloves, Ac, we havo not space
to Dienlion. They all belong to sta
tionery, ol coarse. v
There ia one itom, however, which
brings to mind iliokens's 'American
Notes," and the chapter in which lie
describes hit visit to Washington, very
strongly. We and these entries : 1
dor.cn iancy spittoons, 1 pair lancy
spittoons, b4 npittooos, 47 spittoons.
A lolorutile provision, ono wuuld say,
for the vilest huoit man ever acquired.
There is also another item which
we are curious to know something
about, llua the House concluded to
go to housekeeping, in a domestic
sense, for itself)' ltomemlieiing what
it to be seen and had in Washington
hotels and boarding-houses, we should
not censure the members if they had
so determined, and would go ao lur as
lo urge a liberal appropriation lo that
end. iiet we do object to the set t inn
t forth in th exitente aoiount a
"alatioirury." The reason we have for
the conclusion thai the House is dis
posed to try its "'prentice hand" at
the culinary art ia found in the follow
ing entry :
1 enddlo, Z cullenders, 2 eratera. 1
dipper, tf pans, 1 flour siller, ti end
saucepans, 1 fish ktttlo, 6 pans, 4 tiu
saucepans, 9 iron pans, 1 hod, 1 lea
kettle, 4 polos, 7 try pans, A broilers,
1 oorTo urn, 2 mabhera, 1 saw, 1 meal
knil'e, 1 strainer, 4 ladlea, 8 skimmers,
moat iorks, I witters, 4 spoons, 4
Coppers, 6 pans, 4 stamped pans, 1
oiler, 2 largo cullenders, 4 iron pans,
12 tin pans, I oval urn, 2 broilers, 1
elenver, 1 oolTee mill, , . .
'J'hat would be regartlud as a docont
kitchen outfit for beginners. ,
bood lei lows, who are gray-beards
now, can romenxber what a noire was
Yofc wV'"
Militia, (we think it was,) he had tbe 1
seat of his pajjluloona worn out in
the service o! the Mate repaired, and
Uie bill, amounting to half a dollar,
coin, charged lo the Stato. Id theso
less fastidious and conscientious days,
shou'd a public orlicer send in a bill
fur a whole suit, it would probably be
allowed, and the matter be dismissed
witu a sneering juirsgrupu, it 11 got
into the papers. ...
liut wo cannot linger lorover over
this romantic volume.. All must be
convinced, from, what wo have shown,
that tho House ot Kcprcsotitalivcs, in
ita anxiety to retrench, nave tho peo
nlc s money; and pay on the debt, has
red need it own expense to a figure
that appear almost oontomptiule.
Vrttrr Gmrrml Mcl'lella.
Nr.w Yobk, October 6, IftiS.
To Douqlas Taylor, Esq., Ch'm, ire.
Mr Dear Sir: I have the pleannre
to acknowledge the receipt of your
invitation to preside over the Demo
cratic, mooting of Monday next. I
have long since determined to abstain
from further participation in political
lilo, and therefor find myself com
pelled to decline the honor yon prof
fer me. I should, however, be glad
to attend the meeting aa a private eit
ijtcn, did not engagements ol a dome-
tio nature, render imperative iy ray
long absence from the city, upon the
day in question prevent. I am glad
to avail myself of this opjiortanity to
ex pros my continued hearty sympa.
thy with the Democrntio fanso, and
my wishes, ardent wishes, for the sue-
oc4ie cd' those constitutional principle
lor which Ihe recent war was antler- nfcr the offlco wns opened and rcques
tnken bT Ihe North. rVpnrated s I led tho broker to send them to his
thus am from the distiucruiMhod soldier
who has been chosen as tho leader of
our opponent, I know thnt yon agree
with me in th hiizhosl respect for the
aervice he has rendered our country.
Hut it is my conviction thnt the moiis
nrea of tho party which haa placed
him in nomination are but the contin
astion or (trite, and oaa never restore
peace or conutitatlennl snpremncy,
and thereby complete tho work he
and other hrnve soldier so ably com
menced. The war wan only the first
epoch in history of tho struggle in
which w have been ao long engaged.
The worm ot the eoUlier is, 1 trust,
forever ended, and it remains for tho
people to fulril the great ohjects fur
which they or their son aud brothers
were called to the field. A restored
Union of .Stales and hearts, an invig
n rated Constitution, to be firmly and
failhtiillr supported, the maintenance
of the National credit inviolate, an
establishment of National and tines
rights in all their integrity, and thus
true harmony and Unting jieace.
These are the ohieols for which every
eitiac should now slrieo, and believe-
ing I hey rent in tho sueeests of the
lieiiitMM-slit- oener tv the elwlion ol
the einitx-til statesman Selected to re
present lhat parly, it is toy intimlinn
to sustain mai course as a pi iviite em-
sen. ; U ilh the rtHiorsl ibal yon win
convey lo the gentlemon of the com
mittee aad my other friondw tor whom
yon act, my 'binoei thnnk for the
compliment they havo paid me, I am
morit rospecUully yours,
(Signed) Gko. B. IM'liixan.
A Western editor ha boou elected
oonstablo, aud HOW arroela tho atten
lion of bis readeu . .
To make a window blind Fill it np
witli I'fit ks and Uioi'lar,
CAN,
TERMS-$2 pr annum, in Advance.
NKWSEIUKS-VO'L 9, NO. 12
j tfnrkhie .Tret Look til Ihrnr 'ig
rr.
Ilrnrr tirinni)', Hoyal "Phelps and
Wilson If. Hunt, three gtintlemen of
standing in New York city, heavily in
terested in the' liiuneinl and comtner
ciftl prosperity of the country, liavoad
diDewed n let tor to the Hon. Alexander
llilinur, li rector of tho llureau of Sta
tistics, Treasury Department, Wash
imrton, J). C , nsking a reiily to tho
following inquiries :
I. What have been the total ro-
ccipls nnd exitenditares of the Gov
crnnmnt during the last fiscal ycarf
11. What are tho estimated expen
ditures of tho current fiscal year r
III -What aro the estimated reve
nues of tho enrrent fisculynnr; and
in what condition will tlio Treasury
tea WW ttlW tM T d .MM..I , , 1..IMI, M..0
811th of Juno, lHIW, respectively ?
Mr. Delmar in his reply, dated Sep-
leinnei o, iMi, gives us the following
official figures :
Ktpen.lltoron for the prewnt yaar..l7S.5.?li.2.T
Kcccipte. 31 1, 6:0. Olill, 110
Deficiency lr,4,M,212,2.1
Ilore we have an increase of the
public debt during the current fiscal
year of one hundred and si.rfy-four
million, three hundred and thirty-nine
thousand, two hundred and twelve dol
lars and twenty-three rents.
These are not electioneering figures,
but the nflicial record, furnished by a
sworn officer oi the Treasury Depart
ment one whose position makes him
tho most rclitiblo authority on all
questions connected with tho affairs
of tho United States Treasury.
The disparity between the estimated
expenses of tho Government for tho
current fiscal year, aud the receipts
from taxes, during the same period,
is caused by the action of Congress in
temporarily removing tbe tax on cer
tain articles of manufacture. That
removal was intended for political ef
foct ttpon the approaching Presiden
tial election. While the ruinous rate
of expenditure is still maintained un
diminished, to support a standing ar
my in tun soulh to keep op a rreod-
men's liureaa, with i's swarm of petty
otliciel to maintain a fleet knocking
about the harbors of Europe with its
officers dancing attendance upon prin
ces, the sources of supply to pay for
all these outlay is cut off by a Hump
Con cress to enable the Radical party
to elect Grant. Once soenrely seated
in power lor four years longer, the
Hump will replace its taxation and
bind tho labor and the capital alike ot
Ihe country to tho payment of all
bills accruing. Following tho Iiadi
cal programme as it it now working,
we are going to destruction financial
ly and commercially, hy spending all
we receive and mortgaging the indus-j
imnunting .'c.'e'ftii' fne-fiun Jrcd :
and sixty millions of dollars per an
num.
A 11 thr extravagance all this waste
of the treasure ot the nation wheth
er expended under Uie color of law or
stolen bodily by the thioves who con
trol affair at Washington, must be
paid, and bow ? '
Kvcry dollar of the debt, if paid at
all, must conic from tho producing
classes of the oountry. There is not
a fracli jn of it that does not represent
UnitiB noor man's toil, some widow's
(Vnrnings. All the fine theories of all
tho 'Jay Cookes, who talk for the
Bondholder, cannot set aside the lact,
that labor nolonlyconqtiersallthir.gs,
but it pnys for all things.
If trio working-man docs not pay
for all this wasteful expenditure di
rectly, ho pays indirectly. When ev
ery article of family nso is taxed, tho
man who hns the article, last, or who
consumes it, pay tho whole bill He
feels the burden in his increased rent
in the additional cost of everything
he cuts or wears.
And- the working man, nnder this
condition of things, is invited logo lo
the (toll and vote for Grant, the can
didate of the Jtondholdor Ihe man
who hat no policy and whose tery
incapacity must make him the cats-
paw ol the man to wbom we owe an
the financial evils that surround ns.
A Nr.w Sn i.lt or Bond Hoiiiikbv.
A man raited upon a broker in Boston
nnd negotiated for govern ment securi
ties to th amount of six thousand
dollftrs, propising to call for them
the next niornini;. lie came soon
j room, which the broker did, hy a clerk
instructed to Keep nis cyo on me
bonds till ho received an cuiiivnleut
for them. Arriving at the geMleinati's
room tho purchaser stated that he
should le obliged lo be out a minute
to procure cash lor a check and do
posited Uie package In a pigeon bole
in his desk; in the clerk's presence
The latter waited for somo lime for
his cntomrr'n return, until losing pa
tience at the delay, he resolved to take
his bonds back to tho office. Vpon
opening the desk he was astonished
to find the place of ll.eir deposit vacant,
snd, pursuing his investigation, dis
covered another opening into the
pigerm-hole from the opposite side,
thronrn Mcn inc securities nnu oeeu
adroitly nbstraoted by the operator
before leaving for the"' bank."
A oorrospondent writost "To see
Nlsirsra, von huv eleven silk dresses
for your wife, nd six shirts for your
self Yon then e-et nll the ready
nmnev yea have, borrow nil your
friend bare, and make arrangement
fbr unlimited credit nt two or three
pood, solvent banks. Yon then take
six trunks, some more money, a tittrsc,
a colored servant, some money, and
then, after getting some more money,
and extending your credit at one or
two more banks, y on set oni. it is
better, if possible, jnst Pcrore you
leave, lo mortgage your homestead
and get some more money."
Dick Yates "the only loyal Senator
front Illinois" wa lodoliver a epeock
to the ltadicat brethren in Dansvillo,
Illinois, lately. He failed, and Die
lladiual organ there tell why. It
says I "lie came into the town drunk,
and was drunk all tho time he wa
there, and was drunk when lie went
away.';
Prtf r f Ft r (, ( r f'Hea.
Trl b( th I ffl t Kl l"","',,rrt
jl" li.M ti n Iniliund rst-a, Slid olbor
Veto, lea fitr trie 1ratM1l 1st nn of pan
artiifi ia, thr fiillne. ick tm i.li nt It n ls
lid snd veiobtd ir by anpyaail
n a t About R o'tbnk,a tn, (salnr
'Int, Sepirtnber ft lif. ell
ill . r-il , ttiflleil shitted and epi-clscled
tieiitir enlnri'd one of lh csia lielnng
ing to the llaltimore Kxpriws train
et from Ilanisbiilg. After atrtil-
tifMj bnt k and forth Iwo or thr times
ho IWinlly seated himself nliout mld
ny of the. tar. In a few minute
the seats wcro all occupied, or rather
hull filled titer being lew seats with
more llinnone passengers. Presently
a ludy camo iu, carrying a child in
her anus, and failing to procure a
sent took her stand at the rear of the
car. ' Whilst standing there the negro
got np and left tho car and commenc
ed promenading tho platform of tho
depot. Some four or five minutes
wero thus epont, when a gontlcman
went to the lady and told her thcro
wns a vacant seat, aud urged her to
take it. Sho at first declined, saying
she would wait until tho conductor
caino. The gentleman told her tho
seat was vacant, and that she had a
right lo it. She then went and took
her scat. A fow minutes afterwards,
whoa tho train win about starting,
the negro returnod to the oar, and do.
libcratcly stepped up to tho lady, and
tapping ber ou the shoulder, said,
"madam, dis seat's taken." She re
pliod that It was vacant when she
tamo v lb, mud ttiw oUa wa aold t"
take it. Just at this momontayouD;'
man, who had just returned from
Spain, where he had boon for tho las', '
seven years, stepped forward and tol
tho lady to keep her seat that he'
would nee to it that she should not be
insulted. The negro, in tbe most con
sequential manner, wanted to know
of this young man what right he ha'
to interfere, when the conductor op
portnnoly made bis appearance, ant!
alter inquiring into the tacts, told the.
lady to keep ber scat and the negru
where to find ono.
The indignation of tho passenger
was raised to tho highest pitch, and'
nothing but tho limoly appearanoo cf
the conductor saved tbe negro froii.
being driven from the car. Had b-i
been a white man, it ia doubtful cvc.
if tho interference of the oonducUt.
could have saved him. But the firn
was in tho man just arrived frot
Spain. When be loft the country ac
011 years ago. yvbile men were consi t..
crud quite aa good as negroes. No.. .
bo finds that negroes aro pormittei'
to do, without rebuke, what would
cure for a white man broken bead.
In connection with the above t
here give the law enacted by the Had
icals forcing negroes lo rido in tin
cars with our wives and daughters .
Samoa 1. Be it enacted by tha 6enate ai.'i
Honor of kcpiwerntAtire of tbeCcjmmufiwealtn of
PenneyK-ania in ilrneral Aftormhly mot, and it u
hereby enacted by tb. authority of tbe aaaia, Tl...
on and afur the paaaag. of tbit act, aay railro:-
or railway corporation wiinm ime lyomrniiDwea' .
thai .hall ocrude- or allow to berirluded by th. 1
egMU, conductor., ar employee, from any vf tb.
paceofigcr ear any pereon or perron on aocot.
of color or ran, or that ahall refer, to oarry 1. .
eay of their oar thai Ml apart any perron or pi 1 .
Mine on account of eolor or ran., ar shall for u- t
reason oomiei ar attempt to compel aay person i.
to occupy any paiucaiar pan 01 any
their ear ect apart for th. accommlalion or p.-..
pie a. paMangera, ahali be liable lu action of oV .
lo Uie perron thcroliy injured or aggrteTwl la U..;
euro ol Sr. hundred dollar, Iba aiua to be raw
ried in a aotioa of uVbl a like amount ar aiw
by law recoreralile.
Hocttoa I. l hat any agent, eonaueuar wr ee-
a-a
p!ve of auy railroad or railway eoaipany vub...
.y ?Tt'' yaxiOT-rrnruwr - tm -
ears aet apart fff. w. --.minndauun of p
seni-era. any eerson or ncrvus on eooountof col. i
or mo, ar who shall refuse to carry each perau:.
or persons on aocouat of oolw ar rnea, or who she i
throw any ear or ear from tbe track, thereby pjf- '
Tenting psreont from riding, thill be deemed gm' ,
ty of misdemeanor, and upon rVtnrietion then ..
shall pay a hoc netexneedtngtre hundred duDa-.-.
nor lest than one bandred dollar, or bt imprison I
for a term aot exoecding three months nor ke
than thirty daya, nr both at ta diaarctioa of tw
curt. ,
Approred the twenty-eaeond day af Harok, Anno
isemnii, an tboasand eujbt hundred aadeixt, -.
Mven. J1H1M W. lia.KT-
The above Infamous law waa passe f
by tho Radical Legislature of 1867.
and last year a motion for it repeal,
made bv a Democratic member, w.
promptly voted down by the Iladiciu.
majority. Morning Patriot.
1N14 evnat l6t
" The Itadioal Fortieth Congress, at
its second see ion, appropriated ainor.
ot her little items to meet "dufioieooics '
from the previous year tho aum oi
twelve millions ten tlovMnd dollars for
"sundries" in the War Isepartmotl.
Thi was by way of covering deficien
cies, mind yon, in tbe service of a de
partment which already, tb yefcu.
of peace l!to-ti7, had received from
regularappropriationn, $Ui,224,415.6i),
and from tUo sale of 'abaodoned,
property qtiartormaster's shores," tc.,'
Ac . 22,470,5t'r4 5U, making a total of
tl 17,700,110.10 ; whscix, with Ue neat
little "dofleincy" item of W2,tHHI,tHrO
above mentioned, gives ns Car a year's,
demand, of the " ar lcprtueot" in
a time ot peace, in pound nrnbers.
$119,000,000. Tho whole pproprta
lion made lor the War Dojutrtiuent,
under a Domoc.ralio admiuistratioii
during tho war with Gceat BritainJ
for the year 1SI4 having boon triuV
over fiivfre millions of dollar, or jas
the sum thrown In by Congress in
lMiS as a sop ior "sundries." W hereby
we preecivo that a Radical Congretn.
1 . . i . i n- i ...
coulrivca to speua upon me tar
psrliiieut, iu twelve uioiuhs ot eace,
moro than ten times tho amount
which a Democrnlio administration
required to carry on for twelve month
a great national war against tuo most
powerful Empire of modern timosl
World.
IIowTaxf.s Arrr.cr tub Wobkino
tiAN. Kvery workingman is taxed to
help psy three hundred and sixty
six thousand dollars a day to support
a standing army for tho bonefitoi the
radical party. And yet this is only
one item in the long catalogue of bur
dons imposed upon tbe pooplo. In one
of Gov. rSeytnoui speechoa he shown
how taxes afieot labor. Ho aay a :
Whht now lengthens the time of toil ?
If we were freefromary form of taxa
tion, direct or indirort, six hours of
work would earn as much as ten a t
now. tine hoar more ol work ought
to be a laborc-i'e share of the cost ol
government, another hour should pay
his share of the rational debt, lie
now works two hours moro than he
aught, to pay for tho military and
negro poliey of congees and ita cor
rupt schemes." Buiiq CbMrirT.
The Florida Legislature passed the
following, and, onablo longer to re
strain their gushinga, adjourned :
"lbuinlvod, that the thanks of this
House be extended to ltev. Jonathan
C. Glbbs ior the Christian like manner
he has prayed this assembly through
lis troubles. Adopted.
To prevent ft door creaking Nail
it np.
To obtain sleep Have none but
"UOddmr acouniiHiUHCn."