She Republican.
--!" .
(i son. ik It. Gnoiii.AMPi.il, IMitor.
CLKAKFlKI.lt, J'A.
1 WKPSPSMY MOHMXa, JAN. 5N. UTii.
. - - ' i . i i .- . .
A proposition is now pendin;; beiore
tho Lrjislattire to rai m tho salary ot
the Ju Sgos ol tho Sopremo Court to
3,000.
Anotiubos Hand. Tho "lain la
mentod," Stanton, has stijieri-eded that
other "Into lamented" taken oil' at
Ford's I heiuro on Good Fiidny, by
nno Hooth, over wlioin tho ' Iml tnil
lioim" have been shedding bo many
tears, riow is this? Is it affectiun
or affectation t Who knows?
Tho taritf is just now creating u
Bi-nsa'.ion anion;; Congressmen. The
West and South lire evidently prepa-
viiiir In aiilifo limmi for I ho mirr"'"- '
ijefoutin any increao of their infa
moas system of taxation, demanded
by the nabobs in tho middle and
Eastern Slates who grow fat and saucy
on a lii-h tarilT.
On Hand. liir-hup Simpson, who
jeceiveJ one vote for Slate Treasurer,
vu at Geary's Inaugural lust week
Hnd done tho praying for tho Snicker
villa Ihto. These twain arc a pvitty
pair. Tho one u humbug Statesman,
hud U.o other a liaiubu Christian.
How loin' would John WokIi-v. or
Wbitcfield, or Cleiii linvu had (n j
I- ,, . r . ..J
..... ... v........j hh.fi i i, j .i uuiit
have been touueiod an nniei!. in- cimch.I
the Washington and Ilarrishu.- lob-!
Iocs' Who cm lull?
Tntiit Klwa-.H) Gen. Ames, who!
w;,i, ,l, ,. ,, , , . , cl" UO...MIII1 in ii.i .-inirs..,i, to ibf coriutua of
with tho attin and niggers rarried.,,,, !!.,..,"iic. .rty. tblr i..M.'lit i. n
I'no election in Mississippi last Xovein-'
Lcr, for tho rh.uic:.
has just teen !
elected 1'nited Slates Senator by the
liiggcin aforesaid.
Gen. Alcorn, a rebel General is bis
colleague. This l.o gels for turnin
' loil" at the eleventh hour.
(Jrnnt ne i'K- nv.i.iliiil,,u,,f
iiiant nea.lj w.ips otr the loss ot
Ames, in tho army, but appears to
Cfiisolc lnmself that he will have Ms '
valuable services nearer his person by
Loing in Washington.
. SritAMiE Kimxo.mv. One of the
freaks indulged in by Congress last
week, was an cil'ort to pass a bill
nllnwing Stanton, ono year's salary as 1
Supreme Judge, although he was dead .
und hurried before his Commission J
a made out by Grant & Co. A n i
this loo, in tho fuee of the fact that
bis brother army rF.!.h..r. l,.- (
aented his family with a purse of one
hundred thousand dollars, which we
presumo wus tho dividend duo him '
from the ring but withheld for fear t.l ;
investigation until tho present.
A Si'KANf.E S..L.NU. From the tone
of Gov. Geary's Inaugural Address
wo.uM.ect that bo ha. tat hiu.sel.
Jooso from tho corruption ring. 'Ibis
is r.'illipr rfn.h 111 ttm pin.. I.m. n
... ... B . .. .... ,,.lp,, ..t,'.uo,.,, uiuer pariisan aim lias long
....,'! ., una. 1 iui i.m j.eop.e. i ne
ling rc nou.intted and reelected l.iin
. I
ui men w 11 use, uui no uas eviucniiy ;
iorsahcn tnem, in or.ler lo snvo what , holds, for which he is far better quali
litllo reputation ho has left. If l.c j fied than his predecessor, so far as
adheres to the principles laid down in legal ability is concerned,
his Message and Inaugural be will! His superior legal Ulont specially
"bust 'his party, and theu honest men 'qualify bini for his now position, bnt
...:n .1 . :.. j 1 . 1 f . . . I 1
gei men- one-, aim 1110 .-state 1
Bawd from Uii-giace.
SniMncANT Congrcsson theirlhex''P.i'',ns.),PP",'cd to his npptiint
instant, unniiiinously pilled an art. ! mnt. w '"ol "P"n l'im "carpet
tho object of which is, to prove nt i hl,F?r" their midst, and may give
oiricialsfriimi'ccciviiiggifu.ormakin.''1''"1 M,mc trouble; but wo nro well
thotn to superior. It is not known I
whether President Grunt will veto the
ad or not. ll will certainly break up
the gill enterprise be established nt
Washington, i the act become a law,
and is it wholesale condemnation of
himself and bis indiscreet friends.
within eight noittb after their nc
ff'S. :
ion lo power. No similar inslnnce
of self condemnation i on record in
tliis eotiniry. Jlowever jus!, it must
be humilinti
; to tho "K,il it.illmns."
A DrRt.FM;rs. We notice that Rev.
Henry Ward Rccther is to deliver a
lecture in riiil.nlelpiiia on Piidi-y
evcniitir next, on "the Household."
Ho is a pretty specimen indeed, to
treat of '-tho liotih, hold!" Socialism,
or son, 0 of his othi r iiiiiui.ous Isms,
bo cr uld Ileal far better. No ihrislian
can Ii 1-1 1' 11 to thin clerical and social
profligalo. Ho deserves the Ponilen-
tinry as richly as a Jack Siiopard, or
Monroe Edw at Js. Their crimes were
in no vie asfaUl to society and sound
morals as Peechere a. And yet, men
and women, clniinin (0 bo gentlemen
and bulies, will sil and listen to this
Irinrnl tii'Ml i ! nr-'n ua tl.i.ii.rl. I.n n. I
"' i . ."".i.i i.w n viu ii
incsscnrror fioin the l iril World. I
A WoMnr.riL Jiiscovf.iit. The
members, backer and newspapers, ! iniendeiit of Put, Vc Pi intii,;. p. Ciir.
vrho bclonr- lo,iit,d defend the corrupt. roll trowster, Attorney Ciener.il ; A.
ion rinr at llnrri-biirjr, have jusflL. Russell, Adjnliint "(j'encial, nnd
discoveicd Unit Hen. ll win, the Slain ; Krnncis .Ionian, Secretary t.f the t 'oin
Treasurer elect, is not ciititlrd to his 1 monweiilth, J. I. Weakley, Deputy
citT.li. allhnu.di be had a clcitr majority Secretary of tho Common wealth.
of nine votes over l.i .-onipcliliii'. j
They proclaim that "bo is In no legal, I 'S"n,e w ,lil0 Pp,,l, "ml 11,0 ne;'roo.
J oliiicnl, or moral sense the Treasurer 1 0n T,"v,1"y '' htl ,v0,'l Inau-iualod
of PennsylvMiiia." This chip I rap J"1"1 W f'011') 'iovornorforlbcseomid
allopsl. 4x( lim ever, is tin, emty reason 1 1
this Culi.'il assi' t s.
Wo nro sorry lo fee our inorallriniy ' u""a'
neif.l.bt.roflhuaowraiir.piu hi, faith l.ro,iJot titt, itl other
p.' i ,s.ni,,i.u,i, ins iiiiinence in
fi.vor nl Km cnrrn' ti'iniats. Wo bud I
. .vpi.ni.rtiiiiir . I
supposed (bat l .a c , s nnd onn. were - a
boll, open, but he nicins to l us' August Moranater coiiin.illed sni
jnscnsiblo to ribt as tho "dead duck" jcide iu Sow York, lor luck of employ,
and the other "fowl in thai Wtil coop." I rnfint.
Ilr .C-sm tine's Vlilt.
1 he editor ft the . m ni'l i in co-M I
j ni?'ii-j over tli" it' I' .'it fl I In" "i hi i uil
: l..n i tii; tit 110 Main . ; t 1 1,0
1 li i t .nuiMv. tli t nun n"i ii"Mr
il heavy im hi. bill stotnaili, lluw
lie v Ulint'iiiM tin' "peril. I i ins inli.h lily"
' of Ids party fiit'inl. i-i n pinl'lcui wo
mo limit lo M khIvo nt Ibis tin) ', hat
! havo no doubt thn w linlo sthenic for
j their annihilation is within his j;ra.sp,
mill ''llirto politic;,' iii ;,'' w ill re-'i-i'ivo
n proper ca:-li;::ition in duo time.
1 Wo (r.M the. attention ul tlii editor in
I qiiostiiiii, tu the lull 'Jiving extract from
j the. (.lovernnr's Intiiiiinil, which In
h no doubt overlooked in tlio
hurry
of Imsiiic.s alVniis :
'l c.,11 ui Ml aM Ictri.lrl-ir., nnl upon all other
iO'l ciliren. nn.l rtpciallv upon Hi'1 I'ltti'litrt.irr
J III" pl.l.li,' prt. Oil' PI'lT t,l,llt,il P.lltlllllr ul
a free c k . 1 1 In ai t in ivinif Hint Pun' In pul.lic
ii;t.iiiit ul o.'.i.h sli.tl! puril'y our S'nif an 1 nlivvi
tu r Inm the rt .rtji,:li ul pvpii poiinti'iner nig llno
tWiu w-.uld ln:,,.i' a tnitliu ot tin ir ufnetrr, i,l we u
tlOU HI' t:i''tr lA Irt'ok III it nirll :i'i
ii I v, ili. na, kii I Wfrin nt ciut (h Irm-li
) 'ur B rvaiiU tiiAl lii' "ii'iilf w ill" lllul be iiIk vi-iI,
and :.a Ide " u'tlic al" in Ibn Di"t uin't to u.i
otitaiiKil in a Crro gM iriiliieiil, ll' tviiii j'.Tiint
I ii;it-uilAlui tu ini ii h tin him 1 i s unl in the iibhc
Tri-iif in y. unil M fii' Mini' limn to con'in'l ill" Inw
umkinir brntK'h of tli lluvFriiimut. u hiva Ihr
whv l ftimrHiy. y-.iu wl Ihv f ntnili- wtiiuli tciiipl
to i.'riuii', fth l ulrr to ibt wnrlil a:i rviilflicp, uhibi
Ouii'luniit', tiint rir-ivrunitit in a fitiluir.''
The ncnlinionl, or rineijilc8 incul
culod hy tliU rxtrnct inny lc coiimJ
crcd "iorfidioua Intidclity," by our
'.n. L.., lilt livio lIlVJ itlU,UIl.l liu
in Ijouud to rctcivo or rrjoi t them.
Tlio tone of tlio (iiivcrnor m.d the
idituriiil in UiC Journal of last week,
which will lo found bclnxv, nro in
Rlrnngo lonlr;iMt. Wo can only nr
founl for those result noti the
ground that 'real minds often differ
in: vi ry iiiiyiiilicant, bulijoeln, uud
that al'ier all, iIioko "twin rilica'' n(
loyalty may only be liumbu.'j;in;j the
liuhlie.
Tlio Stale Treasury sore is properly
probed by our neighbor in tho follow-
le :
hi-plrctinn of Mr. Frwin. s S'tnti' Trv.ur--r,
,tln, n ,. ,hc r,,i, of m n-puUr "liuri::
:"t ''l''" l"':'-''u tin- n,lllo.ra,., 0 iki'Mtu
...ncid,
"uXt" vZ'lZr tfZ
1., tln"nU,
tlio l.m..i.'rutj linn. I. .1 orpt in i,..-
; r vt 'lUBii li.i rti iw uju itit
M'i' i.t i.i.im.r,-. !.. . ii ..i .i ...i .i
.. p-.-i
"r 'r"r"'1 ciii -'id rl-ni., men. 'n.n.Mr
'.,. V-.pi .iiy '.lUii-norcd'tai-mlv. .
uiv.r i fir t . v . ... I ll. ......r.. . i .. .. .
i . ..... . .. ... - .
in i ..!. on. u) i y in. ir ut I. n in t,.o iirnuivr. ; mo praciico uiuler lliem of tho JJ.'ver-. "r"" a in hum ui.i inn. sp'ait iioin
ir".-i','.i."f ''ZV.l'i7 '"""i ,nm ' I l',ul 'l"'r, and others in Mew Vork, "ll'"",ry or vaguely. Whe. ho r.-fv-nrnVM,:
condemnation; but for ...J.red ... liure- he held in liii hand lie
l'i-.: ..l.i'iis in: J. li:y lo fjm- i.c-.f. a:i1i..i.i,
i ii .'rtti!, I,. iiul.licans liu.c (1. linn, ,1 ori r cnTiii.,1
; of i'ii 1 mru-h i f i:.l 1 niil.titire c. :r .-!. I.' ul
; rn.iniri.. iq rf. iir,.puir nnl ,j III ul tnalu Miiv!
' ,:" n' ' ,u ""'"u l"".r' ih'Iot' i'f u i
,,,., ,,,a ,,, d,.( All,n,.an ,,;,,, ,Mi, i
,'l''ic'i'n'i''.'"if "f'"T.it
u.,., Pa,,1,u TU.. M .! I.
rrli'nd'i iv..li. I
Ii ul run- ii'-oiih 1 ,
in li.iin nt atij on-jr-
t.it.U.' i.f tne
tlr. i- j.i.litim..l fititjM,
oramu anil nllulle rr
vj.ji-ntuiill.."
U 'ii.i.'lii'iili i iiiy iltF.ii.jw
and r,liirr llirm wilh hi.n
ir'.Lla'ivcl at the tarlicit
Tin re, rcaJer, you have Geary and
How on the Treasury and Lcgi.lutivr I
c . . - , . i , , i
reformation, of which the people were !
promincj copious showers last foil by
I he gentlemen in (j'jeMion. Who of the
twain will prove to be Baal, the future
w ill soon develop.
- i
UrtrnrtUel .It lMf.lt
resident Grant has appointed II.
Buclicr Swoopc, Esq., of this place,
L'"ile'' s,!llii District Attorney fori
11,0 " clem Distnci of 1'ennsylvania,
in tiic room ot ll. Ii. drnahnn. The
District and Circuit Courts of the
United States are held alternately at
V.iivl Will . i.'-: . I
i, I. I I :. '
... ''..it;, ii ni- inn mni J.rie.
". "in', iiuniivio Hiiuv iuiimI fill
Mr. Snoopo, has always been
I 1.:.. ... . .11 .
ince earned n scat in Cnnirrcsa, (hut
u-ns nlwnva olhoiveif nnt'i hv tl.i-i.n f,.i-'
- - -' J
ins interior or the position ho now
o siiioct that the leiral fratcmilv
in I'iltsbiirg. who were, ( with but I wo
Blv,,ro ,l"lt JIr' f'wot.pe, w ill bo fully
able tod. fend himself a-ainst all bis1,,.
. - . i .i ..,1
nntiioim.sf, and they w,,l become ,
... , .,, . j
nwaro tnat laet too, t.cloro tx
niomiis pans away.
Wo feel proud to know Hint Ch ar
field ha always been ablo lo defend
l...ru.f l ll.n I......I n. n, .1 1 . 1 .... 1 n il
'p.'1') " I'l'iiiniii neiii.
We therefore feel grateful to President
(jrnnt, lor bis appoint inont, so n in 1
enable another bacUivonds nci-hbor !
an oinioi tuiiitv for a i,r..i...r ,IU.,l,,v' I
01 1,1s talents, m n arena in which !
we know bo will a of come out Fceond I While parents in Pennsj Ivania, w lint
ht. Wo always ndmirrd Mr. ' 6!iy Vp" outrage f If Congress
Swot.ic'n lerral .ibililiis; bnt his ! I'us tho nuthoiity to thus m l ii, Vir
polilical scntiuients are iibominable. j inia, w hat is t prevent that body
Hi: Is (Ionk. George D. Prcnlico,
tho veteran Louisville, Ky , editor,
tlie, I in that cily on Ij-iday last, in
tho With year of Lis tio. lie pos
sessed a toinbitiation (,f editorial
talent superior to that of any other
'"an know n to tho craft. Theology,
polities, poetry, wiiicism, and crili
cism, wcro all familiar subject to him
11011101 in tho ablest manner,
I'eace to his in-bes.
1
(i'Mnv's Caiiinit. Uuv. (ioart- I n
mnilo Iho Inllowiii
appoint incut :
John Youneman. of Siinlmrr Kr,,'p
""' "Alio sweet toi.ateo pos.y
wn, very prominent and inefficient as
pent.la So
sayi I'ornrya 'rc.eg 1
... ;. 1 :.. 1
..ftglrriia tiVrfy. j
pi im iple i i) Mill . in l ho i mi.
I this nr:if l, ti itti'il n m ti'iii
'II
lion
) cur's war h, I vi con liivnl Piitain and i
lief II I I i hi ll.m miilini'i'l, th
I rr.nill i T w Inch f illy est ttbli-bed li
iiiiiriili invoked, iiinl uro ni'lnnw
i ilid mi l ro,...'i'U, ! it ilin ..II
tvnrl.l. Anl from m, H.'i tl f tl.o j
miiiu i iit.n r.n I i .1 f i lilt I j ll ii mi
unkcdly as:iiled tu day, n by iIoiiion
tie fnei i hililii-n tuf'i-t Iut, oiltioalod
and iterel'ipi'd into iiiiii.IhmmI nt thu
very lii'iirtliMuiiciif " religion I i he rty,"
.. :, i : 1 1 i : .... i i
,.l., , 1. I . n ....... I .... ...T.l ...
uiu in uiiiiuni viii-iiiii-i. i minimal
ntlViiring! Thai ibo Alpha and Omogsi j
of our jMilitical tiysiom hhouhl bojeop-
arilir.vd by oiiivolvtii i truly lament-
ablo. Hut such, in the fact, rnrritidal
i i , i . i ,, .
nanus havo seized too irnyornmeiiL
whieh lias lindorwent serious nfHii'tion
for eilit years past, and are hurrying
it on to final dissolution.
Tlio ' last straw which is to Inenk
the Camel's back," is an appeal to
Congress to rejtiilato tlio domestie
atlairs ot each btato, religious, morally
and secularly, and thereby establish
a consolidated LMvernnient, which
r,', 1, ..
moans a Military ebpoliin, worse
, ,
than any now on the face ol tho globe.
Tho r-hilnih'lphiu Age in calling
Utteiltioll tu this illlpoplmit quovtimi,
says:
'I'olygamy will not, we hope, afford
n pretext lorn now cxtension'of the;"101"1'0'"" 0,1 b".11' Mu of 11,4 ,I.",!
I'edoial nower. From iln i.,;.i
the mivcrument, the Territorial X.c.
isliiluivscotninoi.ly passed upon neai ly
all domestic quest ions, in sulist initially
tho saiiio wuy that the Legislature ol
a Stuio does, subiecl to Constitiilional
limilalious. Of course, the Constitu
tion of tho United Slates limits the
lecislat ivo nowerin Sluli'nr Tni'ilt,,!.'
... 11...U .. :i.:.. . 1... . .. . . i'.i d
'.i'i.i3.iiiiiiii im- h.i il'lll 1111)1 otl -
or"" J" 'sia.iire in I tall
enact laws of marri.'iini which nlt.nv
I l"Zy. Tin moral'and social evil
...
I tins n acili'C i e COII He III 11 US SI run if V
i i . . i ... i i - -
uit uo tvii I H o Joel A if I till I, ri inc.
:z..t..: "r "7 mMe
i lc" new uuu perinaneiit
' ii-rvcrsion of th nu',.,, , If .1... I.-...I
1 .. mirermnont
. o
run t'n l-ril I CI 1.
I Tll 'li.v' rco laws of Indiana, and
i colTecliou of tho ei ils wo look to the:
Icgilnn.ile nuthi.r.ly of the Slates!
t whore tho evils exist Let us
Hot
per ieiuai,y cu upon l ei era nower
1
stiltitiou. When tho question aroso I 1 "IH "' )""t complimrnt to tho ; , " u "J "",' "ai 100 great, strong
about tho excluioii of slavery the f iulile Attorney General was received l"'lx tt'" '"'t ln'rled masses can
Jiepublican party .vcro the ext'iemcsl ' n oodj.,k, and created a ripple of' ex'er be "ulutC(J to udont liiH prinei
cl.',.,io,,8 if territorial power t" i IkI.Ut on both aide. As .Mr. llawes ' I "r becomo tho deluded and be
determino all local oue.Mio ,s 0,v ! "'" ''""I "P 'ilh his subject the niem- j "Uu(1 dupes ol such a seliselessand sib
i. 'r....:,.,. :..i r . .. ,.. i hoi s llu ii- 1 1 '' Creed as that ol tho Abolitionism "
. . . ".'., ,,,, , i ... a ... i n .. . .
now to renicily every liiiinaii evil
to he' held snored from' it. Ka'stve'Iir
V.... ........ I... ...' .
in this cily, -imminent Hadical oilice -
Mors called if mnclin" in coin-ni l nn
iinholy alliance between Church and
Stale. Tho obligation to obey the
.:ii ..e ii.T... i ... -.i .
ni . ' i iiiu j.ui i j csus v iirisi is to he
ul jlll( ,..:,, l-' "
I'liited State", mid nower lo enforce
power to enforce
it is to bo given to Congress 1 Admi
rable expositors of the Divine will the
majority in Congress w ill prove I
Itctter stand whero wo are The
iedeial governineiit has no concern I . vtel.es, only amounted lo
....nt.... i.L. u. ,1... I fl irl.n'). A f . tlii jr.i n.. 4m,i.
Kvcry attempt to interfere with it!cn,ls '""'"'tH n laugh at, the
should bo resisted, by all iho churches.
in 1 no great common interest of reli
gious liberty."
Tiik Luii.-l.AU Rr. Hut little is bp.
ing dono nt Ilarrisburg beside tpiar-
reling over Iho State Treasury and
. . J
r. ,oP r,..tF.i...l r.t.,li.. P..1I. 11 -
. T
seem lo be impotent just now for oil Ii-! '-'"t members of Cungre-s w as paid ii ! 1,10 ,lm' cowards, who af
er good or evil. Tbev t ani.ot even ' u("'1'1 no; lm0'1t to ?J .'li.linij. This j f,,(,t ' 'c oppo-ed to it, could only be
. .
conclude whelhcr iho Governor's Mev
!, nii
.0 11 ... . I
rni'uiy lie Jll Illicit. 1 110
niiiin
fight
seems
111 l.n r.vi.p fl.A
Hceard and
Postage question
A portion of the
. ' .
medio done, pub -
cir postage bill is
members u re determined
lie business until the
4fllh.il t.ml ll..p...... ....l.i ..I en.
--.-' I'uiu annul CO,-
000 for publishing ft Ifccnrd of the
procccdicgs.so that he can divide wilh
them after the adjournment. The
.
piun.lorcrs received a never rebuke
in the Uefealof their nominee for State
Trejs'ircr; but they aro rallvin" nil
their forces to recover tho
L-roiind '
j
-'IS inu.st
liny lust ; und tho refoi
'..,... , .7
.... 1 1 n p 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 ion on i ii ineynro not ;
. ..... n"i
(,vt.r,v,1(,im,U ,,v l0 lmij0 mul ,.
aide iuflueneei. that aro bein2 trot.
it '
to bear upon Ihcm.
I'.MilCAL Dl.Vll.Tiiv. Tho I'liited !
States Sennle, on Friday hist, passed j
j" tlirou-h that body, .'ivii,;- the !
it (jinia negroes cplnl riu'hts in the '
eomniou schools of ilmt Kiniidnin
Thus i.uttii.sx the il... i
white in tlio siiitio school room
j frum passinre a similar law f.,r Pcnn
1 svlvunia ?
I '
TM IT. (iranl's hioiernpher, Oen.
r.iiiliail, whom be nppoiutcd Consul lo :
I.iven.ool,E,n.!,l. has resi'...,.! and I
lorpool, l.nii.Hiiil
enmo htnne. llo soon lonrned that bo
was unfit for tho position, yet he pot k
etel $7,0(0 one year's salary, fur
. I
iniiKin n trip id j.i'.rianj nml
a-k.
Wo presuma that is to toinponsato
him for tho limnl books l.o ha on
h-nd nnd cannot sell Nice way to
I .. i.I-....!.. e n i .. ....
i "iiiivi- v.i,k,i. , .nn yij ivt iirain.
aiilobingiiipby.
Sin. I. I lit The latct liens from
Washing-Inn seiem to indicate I hat Vir
ginia is M ill out of tho Ciiioti nccor
dili'' to Radical ethii a. II;i, L,,.,.t
cd all niters lo Congress, she would
have slipped in lonir n'j,n, but because
the members elei t aro white, iho bit
tor Radii als nro iniposin now penal
ties nn.l r.cw infamies.. The country
w ill have no ponce until the Devil (jots
.obsession of til "111 t Went V more Ilml.
it.u, scniu.r and (Wrcssmen.
r.rolher Iiiecher tbn liticd, on Satur-'
day lust, to Hocei.l thai increase ol mil.
ry, receniiy oiij to Inn, ,y irj
I i riis
ecs oi j ivmitu'li I Imri h nmnt," ,,f T.b. i . . ' 1
ved to tears, .t.d "sloitcd over "so
viiiM-iuaiiy wim Mr a bl.url tiino lie
i.-..a ..M' I a a- a " . . . . I
leouhl acans-ly prcd.
tnillrnt ,f 1 1 nil Miiunf nt .i (inC 1V IVoi rf .1itnlii'J)tmh(iti,mt
.'"" ""'on. I ibo Ini, mi l davit cninl.imift of
TMuiiMi iMiirsi: tr ihk m m.ir hunmn li.llii'ii, -im nml I imo, 1 dcro
I H ni s - 11m l"Vi.lsT liH oMiMiiiri! ninny m. aikI i.iiilul utmie's told
lilMomi.ll p.
Tho liiiiiil.iliill thrown lulu the bid
encampment at Win Illusion, on tho
ITiIi t.v Mr 1 In iv ex. Inii iiiiiilini'il n
,.,.;, ,,r()l,,im,t ,10 ,.n(IMlrv.
,,, , ,;,,, ,lvi .,,
" "
j eighty million! of our 1 ; un his
! stool jiijiiim declare, that taxpayers
! have been robbed of that sum, an. I the
1 '
.tiling was set up for millions more
I Head what the Washington correspon
dent of tlio Mew York 11 rai l says :
"Mr. Henry I. Dawes, of Massa-
rhuselU, i;!miriniii) of tlm Coinmilloo
on Appropriation9., nslniiishtd his
I ,l'",,vv '''ulilii'imn not Iomi than (be
I deniocratH in lliu JIuuno tu day by bin
, . . . . . . J . J
exposition of w hat ho tonus "tlio ten
dency of tlio administration to piotli
irato cxpenditiiron." Tlio immediate
oeeasion of tho speech was tho propo
sition now beforo the IIuuso to trans
fer tlio Philadelphia Mavy Yard from
its prsonl silo to Jjiuiuo Inland. Jlr.
laes opposed the bill on tho (round,
j llrst, that it would take at least a
I million out ot tho Treasury, and,
I HCL'"ml. becuunj tho bill Kivcs the
! Secretary of tho Mavy power to dis-
1 ,,, ,e r,,. , , , ' ,
posu ol tho lau.I where tlio yard now
Htands, and also gives him tho control
! of tho money, llo broadly hintod that
I wnuhi nut tniH tlio Heeietlliy of
j Iho M'nvy
wiili nno
mailo this aniioiincenicnt
lien ho
: Pn, l-'J "P lllt'"' ears, eager to hear
I u liUt ""k'111 billow. Tins, nowever.
j "''"! ,ho P1-1'1'"1 to t general
1 onsl:lught upon all tho niemVers ol tho
.J""i"drati )n, with tho exreplion of
! Attorney General Hour, vim, said
Jia .ve :, "is tho only ono who has not
u-ke l for enormous' appropriations, l""1 ,,y a,'ew M'"K.V rr'.''. mr old
and it is proposed at the other end ol'l mul1 Wnmnonlul and dyspeptic
. t 10 CaliiLol In turn .nn mil. f.I r.ll;
l 1 -".v ... ........
, ,,. ",. -
M,o "rounu nun where lie Mind. The
.1 . .. I . . . .
?, who seemed to catch the
; iiiiwui
i ir v1 ' ii nv iniiiniiiiiiiii iii .,. i
( c I " " v jiiijui iiuu
fr, .. .ir : . r ; . . '
: ,, "
i repubhean sido and lisleu-d alien-
I tively, and no doubt aiiproi-iiiL'lv. to
. . - . . f j f -
. 1,0 warll.njj arra.v i oMu ia. fads and
,al csiimuies iiirnishoil tho com-
i mitteo by tho heads of deir.irl inents
'"r "l'l'r"l,r'"l',," tor tho tiscalyenr
"" 'iiii,oiiiiiiilw
dollars and cents. In ..l,i l.V. ....
. u '. " ' l Al"""1'' " 11,11 stuio
r Illt'fllS W III' I I.Fll'M I...F.I1 F-. ......I.. tA ...
1 ' J"ri,.sly in the newspina-rs and
1 ,,ie ht,""P "''out the econmy and
i retrenchment of tho present aduiinis-
'.r"1 .''0 nPP,opriil,i"111' usked
-savy Yards wcro grea er than
lever lu'l.ir. Tlm r.t.!. .r
- -. , i n-.
. tr...,c!,,ne.,t in tho Mavy IxUtme.it
'"'!J "1 10 '"' country wu, in the
item r.f coal
Hero, it was aid, wc
woiil.l save
official records showed 'that :he coal
ti.unu,(Ai(.i, wlvn t
used by tho Mavy last year, under Old
lather W
exjicnscN 01 i no jolty Jiotioson. II, e
l'ostmahler General, with whom it is
said Dawes is not on the best of terms,
came in for his share of ridicule and
blame. Cresweil's calculation that it
cost the government S.",(Ki(l,(.iliO a year
to maintain tho franking privilege
was disccted, and Dawes asserted
i.i ... .' f . , - . . ...
, ' " 'o posiago on all the matter
would allow every member to mail
rompnrisoi, of tl. eslitnato of
i appropriations asked for during it,.,
':,t year of Andrew Join ion's admin-
! 'sJr''!'"" t'"'- or te Cr.-t year I
of tho present adiniiiiVj-ation xvum I
llif.Uy ,Jiule , )Q fJJf
j decidedly damaging to the latter
. .......! ""i . ..
"V.c..., il "llltlll'lll uc nine a I s said no
' l''ter defense of Andren Johnson's
! "''"''"'t'on could have l.een made
.Jx" '" "'"
i pan-on ol the estimates I, r ai'iirom i-
! ations. According to the 4.wii,.i of
M1'0 chnirman of tho Api.rnpriiition I
' ''o'ntnitlor, and ho is rem n led as a
r"ri'"' ,IU Csli'Tiulos 1 1 the pres.
ent administration lor tho urt year '
exceed tho of the last ve.tr of!
0ceeu u-o t t ,0 iasl Vc,r of ,
;'""" i w.i i-"iji r. miutinM rni on c I.'
- (,(.0,(.(IO. Thisdid no. in, lde. he said, I
.vnon-w jolmson sniiniiiilridi.iii ? I0 .
!tl... ..;ii;....d ..ui....i i.... o. t... I
' MF.i-. 4..M-., ,- ,i. J'llinnoi,
iior.ne .nt i orK 1 .'itotlii c ko uid ;
nothini' about thn Ho-iou r.v-lolllee j
and lor jA-aitio Island. 1 he tunclu !
simi ,f Il.uvcs' tjieet h tva, tl i,mi,,. j
isli'iili'in nn.l iln. rftiiilili,.',.. ....,.. 1....1 '
not kept failh with (he ,cni,:c 1 111 the i
promises, f economy and rctrci chment
ll,rou' which they were plced in ;
P''rt or Tho speech nmdo a tttarhe.l i
I elici t on U.o House, and is ll egeiieral
.,,1. ..1 , . T r ,1
political circles toiii.jiht. Tno demo
tints, 11 nii-ht ,o expotted, art
delighted with it. Judt;o Woodward
says it is tho best campai";n tl.icnmenl
the democrat can distribute H X M.
nnd tho best themo for discus-ion on
iho slninp."
.' - - --- ..."...... in .. u ,,u sun
III SS1AN AMlTfHMSIl liOVERNMS Ms.
" 'u,'l""n iroveii.iiicnts aro f,.inrv
'T' C V"'""Vl''-V '.'l b! '"'
r.uroiicnn coveriiiiicnls
nl purchiiain:; aiins in this ctnitty
l.ntily Hie li'ussian piiveriimct oh
mined from Colt's fai t, try in Clmec
icul lUO.IIOl) rifle of " tho I'Ji.l-in
I.H III I'll, nn.l il iu ...I si.,., . 1.1 .1
. l'"'rl
purennso m nn equal iininlier i.l,.ini,r
' f;..ii.i,en. .mii miiie s.nee ens.
r.liic,iie. tho Turkish Minister, b(iii;hl j
ihill.ll.Ml Spriiiprtield rifles forihe si ,",i,
,,o into ..r .. . : i i . ... '
sent to Coiis'.aiilinople, tlio bi anc,. j
soon to follow. In connoctionl it h
Ibis curious fiiet it is s.ii.l that j thcr
tho Piissian ur Tin kish L'overtii ,,'ni '
..'".v'.'if o; i,ien navo uirea.ivi H.t., i
mo i.iissian ur J in kish povertf lent. I ' dl.y nii.ro than a mat, Ii for the
or both, nro nor-oliatinrr i,,r , h. ,,.. j majority. In tho II011..0 Iho Jteinoe
chiiee of a portion of tho 11.1 prr's ' ,:I,'.V are also w ell reprt sente. I. I heie
Perry j.ropeily rcccnlly Isold ). our ', nit.ro than thu iiveine of Lileut
irovci'iuneiit in snme privnto ci nlnl I niiioni; the 1 civ inembors, nnd soinn ol
ists. Their object in secui iiiu n rt rtofi,'lc,n not fail lo make their now or
I I I . 1 p . .' ; .'. I. H'l . . .. ..I . .
the properly is said to be for Ilia pur
poses of repair shops or fact, rtes
II10 tact ol such bii'j'o quant il p ol
urms being pn cured hero by f, rvin
Kover1.n1c11tal.n1 piven rise to krteeii
lalion ns lo what they nro iienh'l f,,r
just now. I, Turkey really Kl tl,
war wilh lint Khedive, or bus I ,.sia
an idea ol pepperiii'' tho "sick 1 inn"
once more
Iti si t,
,n 1IRKI.T. 11,0 'k.ck
.. K !.,';.. 7. fi..i.i iV. 7
lll'l' linanra .l ... r..... ft . i
"I
niiaii.r .a ...i'l . . i. .
pared pri. ' ' V"'
j it Is tnio. bill tin rn is l.iilhimr ihnl l,il"Aouila Itono. Tin 1 intr l"I lev ' ul
snceeediii m'liei alioiis, will he so (c,
' J"'"1'":. i"k nml ibiinnahlu nn the
i .'i" "i i iih' iiiiiiooif.111 111 tnit inictf " im ii cm'h. iquna B oi'serviiiioii I, at
fair Atiii'vica of mi i a for leu jeius lod liiui to believo that tl,o nidi miry
past. Thirty 3 ears n,;o, When itamonn of prm o lurnishod by the
priests and prophet fust appeared in j Churches, Voiin' Men's C'lirisliuti
our midst, tho naluriil instinct of sell- Associations, ami the l'ublio Schools,
preservation prompted tlio people to ' uro not sullicient to overconio Iho
slay Ihein, nml if "educated'' fools had 'great proponderiinco of the Old Adam
not interposed their billy teaehiiii'H ' anioiiif (ho neonla nf thn oil r...Fi,.
.1... 1 : . 1 . - .
III1IL 1III1IIIIIO lllllllllrilll
larmh'ss inufior, Garrison and some
was oiiitii ii
scores of then imps of hell would have
been slaughtered, and this solemn ex
amph) of tho justice- of the Jieople
would Iiavo milled tho rovnlting mid
accursed iiniilnes, mid a milium ofin
nocent and useful lives, sinco otl'ercd
up on tho altars of this obscene Alti
can pid, would Iiavo boon saved to
this gi'iicralinu. Ian. Sickle", J.'vn
ders, and a host ol similar characters,
may not have understood it, indeed
limy havo mingled with their better
mni healthier instincts much that
was course, brutal and sanguinary, but
dominating over all that was mean or
gross in tlm natures of such men, was
tho one (Jivino instinct of self preser
vation that impellod thorn to extormi
nato tho Abolitionists, and thus save
tho country and thoir kind from the
monstrous and borriblo evils sinco in
flicted by this accursed fetich, lint
o re peiu, tlio "educated" c iissen. fr.
' !00lhll' P'fai'bors, lawyers, judges,
&. iiiterponed lor tho protoclion of
muinbo juinboisin, which, tliey doclar
ed, us perfectly harmless, and indeed
in tho ' abstract" quite true, and rath
or pretty, in n luoriil censo. They
said, "what nonsenso to fancy that
uuirinun lllllj
bis gang can ever do
""7 r""' i"flnef I Ho is followed
; IH-.FjMi:, uuu nicreioro more can never
! , -
s,., , ..
'n lml:81 01 casa,
III1IIIFIIIU I 1I.F.I1 u F.F. tl (.1 II... ..I.I
cal loaders, who spent their dnvs und
cuugiea tneir l.rams in getting up
dodges and compromises to keep the
masses from meddling with muinbo
junibtiism, declaring all the limo that
it was harmless, and would dio out, if
hit til.ino. .
Well, tho reiiult is tho sacrifice of a
million of lives und half of the entire
wealth nceumuhiied fiiice tho landing
of tho l'ilgrims, and now iniitnho jum
boism is enthroned at the national
Capitol, calls itself tho Government,
with a standing mniy that rules tho
country, that two years ago made
General Grant President, and that
will continue their txmer ,r f.a,.
' U"V "j0 I0"!'.' rr reason
and reject this hideous dev ilism or
they ean no longer pay its taxes and
Iho land rnlhipsi'S into chaos. Of
course, this cnnrinoiis nnd (hi lmmlr
crime against hberly, civiliMtinn
1 liristiainty and rommon sense, bus
been fraudulently accomplished, for
the great mass of tho uneducated neo-
..l.i... i. .. . . I
mu nut e inn same tnsgust nml horror
' ol .ll,t5 M", an '''ol now that they had
thiriy years ago; but its chiefs and
prophets masked ihelrileviliaii designs
under the pretence nf intrioi;..Fn.
appealed to the best instincts of the
masnes to work out their accursed nnd
hell engineered criims. Mor has ti,,.
worst of this sinful ami beastini .,..
ship been realir.oJ. Another million
of victims, and probably infinitely
Brewer misery is before us, unless
thero nro sense and manhood sullicient
left to grapple with the monster and
destroy it. And how easy tho com-
' ln:1Je' ,0 understand it ! Amnlgama
noil 01 races "equal rights; with
nigger tho same condition for bo-
i w'ljrin God has made so dill', rent
thai.
.1 1 ll . 1
US 1110 Census SllOWS, Ho duCS I
"" H'r"u.t. xbc" 1
tcrmsi.ai.d it is only
montlis and day, w
,l'0"1 '!'18 loaut'''"1
permit thcill lo exist on Sllcb
n h.,,11.. , c. i
a matter ol years,
uvii nun. rni oui
earth. (ksecrjiieH
i'.i li nen si) unnatural and a sin
against (Jnd so unforgivable as that of
"impartial freedom." .Y. Y.llnt Ujr.k.
i... . r .. .. i. ... :
Tiik Aos or Min.tri.rs The JV. Y.
f"y I'
says: Sumner is getting
"x ''y pon. The gront war hntind
l''v Kngland, who yelled "onward 1
onward !" Id tlio .Northern
Mlili. 1
slavery" barbarian who wont Son.h
oospor tno cniintry and murder its
on i?.en. now sie some of the fruit of
'""'"."' p"r"iti i'i) l ip inii an
H.t lour, vary l'l,i,hc,ival which i
b.. p..t-n:i...l ;.. :.. i ....
"'-' ... v.,.. in sn-il riTllll re tone'
stairortn. . no is In ,iay crviii'r, ''li t
"P 'i''1 feiirful taxation 1" Tiic trrn.-ins
"'Mird all over the land, allhnuiet they
have not yet Jienot rated tho cars til
the ninn in IheWLitn 1T....Ufv
"P ln""' l'arful!y In: in New En-lnnd
n" "utner is n'coi'nizcil theiv as
one n tlie lun.-t tlopcrate of the party
of dostnictimiisls, the lender of it in
tint. 111
U . ,- 1 , , . !
int sc, ,ion, lie knows he is 1
also respoi.sii
for l he now ton ni.p.'i- j
rent fntilsof that parly, nnd is at- k." T' , J 1 1 1'"""-":"'' "'
, . .. i "Tie. w'i"!i will sb. in p. ninpnee wark eaa.
i. ,i,,,,iK liiMlimon IIIISKIIIIItir taxa-
lion. lit cry now is,' 'relievo tlie lion- i
. 1 p . . ' . . .. I . I
I, In fn.m I 1,,.' hunk.,. " TI...I l'l.....l
S,..r i. nl I,,.. ,1... ': . ' '. .
' "' """"ii" ri'Hl,
i' a inatler fur nul.lio coii.rriiiii!..iir,i. i
If this slit. uld . rove to be Ht-ie .I'lool mir- '
ncles n ..., telen t, .s.....I
tlio uiitbor of the Impending Crisis,
amazed at tho ruin Im ha aided, nnl
ready 10 make any atonement in his
power.
Tiik Dfmoi 'ract Aiii aii. A corre.
ispoinhiit writii.ir from llurrisbune of
ll, iv p.. I, ,f. mi.., ..I,.,.. ..(' ,1 . .. . 1
". ., . '"" '" "' '""ir
part.es in u.o !.,'..-1 t in o says:
uai ."iiaio tno iiemocrats have
atlvai,lni;o in point of talent. 'Hie
Radicals bavo no leaders eunal to
le i, . .... it . . I. .
" .iiiiieo iin,i iiiiiniiuw. lii'snles
Wallace and Km knlew the Democrats i
bavo other ablo inm in tho Senate, '
"'"I " lalent, Iho minority is confess- j
edly lni.ro than a niati h for the i
icii.. inn cuirii nion rnur wi li ml
precious few tools amoiif; the Donm-
..in. v. ...v.wi'iin vviiu now rejiresi'lll
tho party at Hail ishurir."
1,. . I
UK I'.SIl fF A DlStlltACI.I t I. CASK ,
PeV. ( ,11, kit, pastor Ol a ehliri ll in I
.New lmk cily. who cloned with a
youiiff lady of bis fioek a lew days
', bus relumed to his wile aiirl
.....
jfituiily and restored thclamb tu ils
lirolicr fi.1,1. llo una iln, vonn.r lii.le
K ....
.. .
r .VmP " .
editor of the N. Y. ll'urW, because
Hist paper exposed hig villiany, .nd
called him . wolf in .hosp'. clothing. I
.1 .Vfomion ifrtMc In lomrit
Olfrfoni.
Tho Vi'iinnifi ,vjr,i,it,r mn A
pi'iitloniuii who Milin lihoa himself
Mho ( liiinh of the Kntlvr liny Suinls,
j i out in l ho IVtvolmiin Centre iVorJ
lit. 1 " .1. '. ' . . .
lie has iilremly cslablished stations si
Titusvillc, mid Kcruhgrass, und will
do tho s.nno thing at I'retroleum C'en
tro. Duly uutbori.ed agents will arrivo
in a few days, w ho w ill give a public
lecture, setting forth thocluima of tho
Mormon Church. Ho disclaim tiny
connection with Deecher, for although
bis tout allow a man to bo very
much married, they do not permit any
two men to have the same wife.
Klder Koso thus concludes bis cxhor -
tnlion Inlhit t.F.1.... t l'..ni 1.... .
v..w K.1-FIV.UIH tiuuu ouj a ;
"K-'oeivo us with ojicn anus and let
tu form a phalanx strong as the sun,
fair as tho moon, and terrible as an
urraj' with bannors. Ho! every ono
that tiiirsleth, enmo without money
and without nrice and help us rout
tho hosts of Satan and save ulive all
the rantaiikerous sons of man.
Aqlii,a K'ise, Traveling Klder."
Woman's Kicuts Women. The
second nimual convention of the Uni
vcrsal (Woman) Snll'rago Association
assembled in Washington yesterday,
Mrs. Klijiahetb Cmly Slanloii in the
thitir. There w as a largo attendance
of tho woman' rights women und
men Senator J'omerny, of Kansas,
being among the speakers of the duv.
j 'I he grand object of the tonventiou is
the sixteenth amendment, or woman
mi 11 rage; but to carry it through
Congress there is a shorter method
than this system of never eliding and
still beginning conventions. Let these
woman's rights people pick nut, say
ono hundred handsome, intelligent,
sharp und persuasive young womeu
devoted lo tho cause, to act us lobby
! members for this sixteenth .mend-
meni, mil tins will sonn carry it
through both Houses. Tho same in
striinieniulilies next will carry it
through tho required three fourths of
I.A U ...... I . I .. . . .
mo oi.ne i.fgisiuturcs, ana tnon wo
men will bo equal to men under the
supreme law of ll e land. Handsome
women are found irrcsistable to run
ning tho lobby for men; why, then,
ti .1. .. . J . '
Miouiii iney not organize to run it
for their own great cause of woman's
rights: 1 hats tho (juciition.X Y.
i) unci,
Tho demU of Major-lieiieral Joseph
j. -nower, commnniiing tho Depart
ment of J.ouin.ma, is announced. lie
was a native of A'ermont, and a
craduutc of est l'oint. It is a nota
i '' cjrfumstaneo that this is tho third
L'ab (f district coiniuaiider m
Louisiana since Iho "Mongrel recon
I 'truetu.ii process' commciited. Major
I ucnerul Novell II. I.misseau died while
i colonial! d, January f, 1 .still. Gen-
-rul '" vrs death was caused by
i conk'lio'i of the lungs.
.
. V.. ..1. . . i.. . .
I . " n-nsuinm in lust,
?"d '"H'l'V- On Saturday night,
j ''" a Kusiimi was shot in Bleckcr
siren, 11. mo presenco 01 a lewj wo
man, was taken to the hns.ital. des
perately wounded, and is now tenderly
' ""''"J Hn atlracliva widow, who
" lI" 'o ninrry intn ut once. ho is
' "e riext customer r
ptlfU
tlvfrlisfnfn!,?.
SAIr, KL01 n, EliA.N A.VD riiop, ,i whnio
I'T l'. KKA1Z1R.
i'i.i.nili- llu Jail.)
fpilKCKl.HIIUTl;!) HICIIAHIiSON BOOTS,
JL I nbl Kin JJ en.
Y n'nrh K i.. (t ift
I n-n.-h Cull j on
(0;.iute the J,l.) Al C.KB ATZKK S.
1 al'TIOS. A.I !,,,. m h-il.i paulionpd
1'ui.i.aF.ii, BF.ni.it .AIM K film
to J.iupI t nnr.ar. Ualrd Jannirv l.ih l?n
!" 1 havenpv" rsnol la.'ue lur Ibo aawa, and
"''ipinuiiia nul li. n.iv :l.
l :i M , . .
IKATMklt.-o.k l.i, A Spnnuh S.,1., Frtnrb
i and AmrrtPaa t all an l Km. Kip, I psr,
.M'.ukpo. Itilidiiira. L.ningi ami shiiF- nidinj.. al
("J ob its the Jail.)
l KltATZKhS.
4 t'llHOH'M M)TH IU-Th, .",,.;,e
j, v Fiii'iimr. S.iminl,1 br Ibe On bani' Curl of
irnrfii-i J sjtiuiMT, a Januiiry U nil. 1 ,Q. la skimltl
a 'j'l-l, n 1 inv.f ditri.niii.in nf il r r,,'.
i .i,e u0 r r, r;:,:;,,, i,:.;,;" j
legally entitled thereto, , II il,,-!.., ibp dutiit
'ie' rmni-ii, nrrn "ep (,
ie ana itn..nF. th. ........
r app'iininiini al tin nip., , , L.rtirM. na
.1 S Z, IX""
31
A. W. W ALTI.IIS, Auditor.
i iitiu.' . , .
V-CVxZt mm
.k. i... .
err"-"" '" wan.,
C. KRATZKR'pt.
a,
""1'i.i.mi u.inv.-i,, are now
pr paml I., lurntrh a elnaees with eonatant
imp' . viiirnt at h.ime. the l... e ol the lime or l,.r
ll," -pare it.' niem.. Ilasinca n.w. :,;hl and pr.
Iiii.li:... rirsanfpllier i ea-ilv pirn fr .in Sue.
to; per evening, an 1 n , r .; ..;-.'nal in l y 4.
vntinc thilr w!;,.'c nine to Ihi ru.inr.e. Brt and
gtrlr ftrn ni-arh a linl.h r. nun. TS.it all wbi,
flO S--,.. UnKL'tU.. ....
" .' f. h.. ,r a i'irpM. ana leer the
1 u.n.. a, w,- m.kr iii,.i,i,.r,ii,i,.,in,, . i. ,.h
'"' "''', a..si'd.we .u e.i n ti.av f,,t
and if.,,, ol F. V.,dF'a ..r, ('.
oneor iw lrf..i and 1,1,1 law.iv m .painre nni
I..I...I .11 ... r... k. .. ... il , . V,l '
Ii'lied all m ul fi S' hi n.all.
"Ir:"'.'":'" - 'r"'i,:'1 ..d..r..C.-Al...r.N
lion ,pr. 11 1 ..a wit ,,l
' A I. I.F
I i. am
m vi., AU-UFia, .V
-
T''V,' 'Tr "'r"-' lnmaideand Fennpr
.'7 ' '" ' 1 "hl
i. nr.'. i nn, iii u( rij.c,
0.s.'.t.' the Jail.
c. ki; ATrFR-..
'S
'I I.M HH,
F..ir new eu-hinnod SI, I. It, Ht
ch-irteral
lor sale or rvoh.irirfr al
.'" li a s i ivrnv fiTAni.K.
L'aill.l,-(imi to lb rpe.deiipa of 8. It.
Ii"
4lh of Jmiiatv. I'-rn. a llnLM ll l ow
inarr, in iiraui.'rrl ti.u l.i int. i.n oeai.o.tl
"n ain-ekled fnpe and red I..1 r. Then
- oni - aiid to P..n,e f..r.l ,... .
owner ia
p'...i:-. and ke h.r ..ay. oinor.,,. ii,.
lerle, pnv
diM-.,"i-d ttl acenrdibr o l.w.
..l 1..
.la
. i;
"p- s. n. ci.Ar.riAnT.
T I'l'I'TMIt llTlfl.V-.tri.-. .
'"' IN' '" "f '"""ch ..i , nrrn., ills, Uo. !
.,",'n' J h'T!"' m "" ""','r,;'!,,", j
ed .,. ni-kri'i"........", i. d'holeT."',.', 1
r'" cain. h same 'wdl Meust tnem. duiv
... i' in i. aipj, i.tr sent inilii.
K. A. 1RV1V.
J. II. OK. II AM
;';'"; C.I. Keerut.
'
FI1MFRK will Is- .old nl P.. I. lie u,ir- n )roj;. !
I PA V, January Mai, l ft, al Iho tv.i,lpppe. rtf '
II. p a.tt.a.i ilwr. ..,. n. . I. .... .t F- c.i .
n. Shaw f mill, thr rollnang b.ntr, h.tl.l proprrlv. 1
'i: Two prv.knir H.'v.a .,d I ...,,:,,,. j
. ...--n. i mi. p. i sop, a re. I apt
- ....... i wrarrF-oiia, i prl.
ni', li wiu.litw sash, (.,,., lill.l 1 work bench ; !
''nwtrr.lubi. standa. and a varirly u house-
T7J... """ .'!
. ....r v r..'.-a, n. m.. wi en icmswi
be ma le I nnwa by
janln I'tfd. IIESRV II. MARRLK.
ORGANS & PIANOS.!
ESTY'S AX I) VASOX ,f- IIAMLIS'S,
roi sail it I
. J. II A V F St, Carwawsvl'la, Pa.
rr?"p,', ,",'"nl" "i f-' f "7
xu'JJfiRK
Vl'iSfftlitntcufl.
I'AVII) IlKAMS'
LUMBER MANUFACTORY,
NEAIt LUTHER.s'lllRO, TE.VX A.
MAXlI ACTinES til kind! of LumW fur
liuitding puqiotif. Alwayi oo Land
lath ron noorisn,
ri.A,siKRno tATir,
TALINGS, Ar., ic.
Hit Piaitirlng I.Alb sr tri.nW iftwvd and of
difli-reiit Iriiftln, to iwil farrliastri ; Ilia PaJinfi
are fnur feci lung aud raudj j.oinud.
All kindi of Bawod Lumber will be fumiahed
lo ordf r, and dtlivcrtd If 10 deiirtd. P.icci will
ba liberal, according lo qnaliljr.
SC-AI1 kludi of un.UN' taken ia oiabavge
for Luinber.
Latkcribnrf P. 0., Jan. 18, ISrO.
I
1 NttUAllE
TI5II5EII !
E.A.IRVIN&CO.,
CtRIVEX4VlI.I.E, PA
IlclDg ipcciallj' toiKcJ in Ibo buiioen of
Buying and Selling Square Timber,
Would nprt.ent Ibat ti.ey are now prepared lo
pan-ha.p Timber dtllf etrd at eitbor Cnrwant? ilia,
. , ., '
Loek llaren or Marietta, (or will take it at any
of tbeie poinla.) aud tell on eommiuion, making
ucb. adranee. at are neoeipary
Tbo enpaged in getting oot Tiaabar will find
at our ttorc in Curweoavi:ie, a very large ttoek o(
STAPLE GOODS
Of all IlcKriptioni.
ALSO,
riour,
Mlyc,
Oali,
Corn,
And everything neccwarj for naa of Lumbermen
RAFT ROPE,
Of all iiie, kej.t on band in large quantifier, and
tM at small adiance by tbe coil. AUo,
follcy . Block., Small
Hope, Ac.
UPr.ClAL IMItCr.MEXTS oSertd
to tboae manufacturing Square Timber.
I.. A. IRVIK dk CO,
Curwrn.T'.lle. January 12, 1870.
j. r. wkiveb..
...W. W. SETTS.
WFATER A BETTS
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are offering, at tbe aid Itand of 0. L. T.eed i Co.,
their stuck of good., eoo'ting of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
E00T3 A SU0E3,
HATS A CArS, I1AKDWARK,
(jn:ESSJ AltE,
FLOTJE, FEED, ST, &c, etc.,
At th Moil rtuoul.l raii fwr CASH or in
t x change fur
C m.' .1. Ti v ni
1Uiire ri iara, Mingles,
OR COIN'TRY PROIifCE.
jTir Advanoes ba'Ic to tboret enptgod iai get
ting out square timber on tbe mot adv aatagooue
terms, .lanuary 5. IS70.
saat r.t aa(.i.n
,.w. Rrtts aAIirsnolts.
WINTER OPENING!
ARNOLD et HARTSHORN,
Cl RWENfVIl.LF, PA.
V"E ll sVEJl STfilTNEIIalargpanJ moid
. I prtmj.U le sli..k of
MIT .0i.9,
I1AT3 i CATS.
Coots a fiiofs,
llARlWAliE,
t KKNSWABE,
RACOX,
SALT,
CROCFRILS,
ritlFR Flil'lT,
Ac., if . it.
aAU kinds of lumlsjr and produoe taken in
eaehangct for goo is.
VwH,re as a pall hpfnre pan-haaing el.pwbero.
Sali-ia,'li"n gnariolped as toqnAlili and price.
CnrirrTi.tillr. January A, IS 70 -tf.
rw,K
1 thot
"
"" .
-- .... . . . VF 1 F,
first e litl'.n of one bundnd and aai pnir
l.on.en.1 cpips of Vl, 11 Im sritATia fir',
a or Srins isn FmnaL lirn.p. . i.h.
li-hed anl pp.lv t.. send out It is cVcmtli
prinlr.l on line fialrd paper, wilk al-eut L'l n f.i f
wui'ii i.ng'aiii'cs nl 1 1. .r. era and VrelsM. s. at d
a l.ia.,1,1,1 r..'..r."l pl,:eP,.ns:.!iPf. of te.en
il.i'ir'i.s of Pb.in llruitn'F.n.1 I. mtk,n: a fin.
! Ilr.qiirt of Phlmes. ll ia Hip ..rl brautiful, .
Iw.ll a th. air.it ln.i.-ii,p fPB t;,j. ,,.
. I.he,l. civinr !Vn ar.d tltT.n.ttpl. di..ii..n. r...
Ibe eullare ol I loie.-rs ami Vegeiartlra. Tlie l lo.
ral liui.lp is ,nl.l,l.",l ior .rp,nlof ,....
lomr-e I
t' mrrs. to !:.. it is ae, t tree will,.
""I 0 lnraac.nl to all wheippl, b,
wnl. for les CET.hi. h is wm ba'f iba coit. '
iitt.n i I K
jani:
Roclii'ier, . V,
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,!',
m wrn.illle. Irai Ueld rnunty, I'a. i
r I II K nndersigned h.i lead tbi, old and long
I a.tabli.hed koiel, (f..rinrly kept ty M.,
laaac Bioom. I situate ia a central p .m.., ,f ih.
towa.snd has entirely r U;t,iM,ra lural.hed
m rd re mod, I. a tba alanine, a. a lo make It
an oSj.c. ker.s,ner. fee tba Irarelirg p.blie lo
I-' " tare BBC womiaorlioas ho
wan. its, lu-tf.
T. JLFF.
..Baa.
il.OUM.
!o i iav . .t.it.h n.w (it,"
I bjcZ'.. Xj' m,""'.
, . . .
AnTlsv.lv Wl.li.tia
t-'cigk ckpsp, can do ao
rrA: ii tii'it
o r. .... . . . .
arai d.iui.b.J k, m i,..i . 1
1 l)t bui,o' if
TOf,.., ,
-
bonilnuni hy C. J. 6 Ucft.
C. .t. 5,r.Fr
t n. oniiit.x
VIMII Msm ATOTI'ia miTlflx
ll bprslivj.vto Ibal lellaranf adiuir .i',.".'"'
... .1.. ...... ..r I ii Li..... .. . ' B l
... ... .. ... , , . neeea,,,! , I
of lb" Hwi.iiib of Clca.rfl-.lrt. I'niti.rl..... L ' I
bo duly granted to the n.lonined, all'h.J,,
In li-liled tu anid eliale will nipew make 'I
and tU.e having elainti or demand rr, ' I
llii in liri.r.erlv Fi..ii1rr.ii..F..l f... .": I
i. ii;ariji.-.u, rf.in. jv.iau-tt. ArliB
Kainialriig,,
if -ii an n it inn's Sill III K,;w I
i. herpl.y given that led"! nf adinmin',,,'" I
nr. It.. .l.l. nt T T, bt.llil .j ..lrH0!l
i. . j i ""Mru'I'' -innr"om eoiinly, ,
......K irvr.i nmr Kianii'U 10 Ilia nndirsiiFrJ . I
WFr.r.n. If..I.1....I i. ..I.I ..... ,,, -u.a.'l
i "" v "."..win pitaea nn..
nnetneiit, and tbois bavina elaiun or !.,...'
"ill pru.nt tbeB properljr nthentientrd lur an.
J1"'" "'pit- Adminiitraio,,
IN TIIK .HAITI:.! OF TIIK FlliTi
aecoont of James A. Haperty, one of tlie ti
eeut'iri ot the eitate of John Dlllia, decenaid
i Tne uii leraigncd, an Auditor appointed tr I
"l ' 'fuii ui urariii'.u eouniy lo rrrternni,,
adjnal, and reitala tbe acoonnt of laid Eieeai..'
ill attend to the dulie. of hn appolntrrem n
Thnridar, the J 7 th d of Febrnarv. A. ll Km
t bii office in Clearfield, where all 'prtrtlM I,,,,;
...v. u, 1U1H. it, L. hKtlJ.s,
. j""1" Auditor.
IX THE COCRT OF COMMON Pi.EA
of ClearheU eonntr, Fa.
eirnNaflDkofClearlleld.lKo. IIS, March I
r 1669. '
Oeorire W. Shimet. J bomo.tia attUehni
Tbe onderiijned, Trusteea appointed by ibi
Court ol Common Plea, of Clearfield eoum;
ecrordinir to Apt of Aierml.ly, hereby giro nbttei
that they appoint Friday, tbe lltb day of lebri.
ary. A. I). 1S70, at tbe boroojh of Clearfield, lo
nueiTa ma prooia or the aeeeral eredilon and
di'Urrmine Iba una and alao nnuir. kll ........
"""""a ewui' oi money or oilier properlT dne
I tbe a.nd Ueorge W. ghimel to deltrer the earne le
k..i.i. , - I ?. '
the Trustees. T. J. McClLI.0l.01l.
WM M MeClLLOLiin
.!). L. KREUS, .
"'-St. Traiteti.
IN THE nil'KTlir COMMON' PLEAS
of Clearfield "ounty. Ha.
Harrison A O'llell, ),.. .
I No. IdLMareri T., fj.
John W. Furlcr: J I,,Blw'i" Attachnicat
Tbe nndi rug mil, Truitaea appoinUd ly tbi
Court of Common Pleae of ClearfifM eo'tialt
according to Ail of A.eeanbly, kerptiy give aotie,
that they appoint Friday, tbe I lib day of Feb,
ary, A. b. laJO, at the borough of Clearfield, I,
reeeiva tbe proof, of the eereral ird,tor. and
determine the same, and also require all perxai
bnlding any sum. of money or ether properly doe
the aaid Jnbn W. Fnrley to deliver the same Is
IbaTraitoea. T J. JMTI.LOKiH,
. -M M-fTLLOleiH,
1). L. KJttBi,
. "' "' Trurterl.
Xolke to Laud-owners!
Siavaroa .iixan it's Orrtrr, I
IUamiaiaa, Pa , Oct. 2J, 1SS9. j
To tbe Oanera of tneealed Laudi:
In ol.cd.eiice to an Act of Assembly, approved
tbe e:.g!,th day of April, one thousand elrbl bun.
dred and slity nme, oa art hereby a tiUrd chat
the HTnaoiv Land Lien Docket," containing the
liet of nnpateatad lands for Clearfield eountv. pre.
pared uuuer tbe Act. of Aiarmlily of Ike 20th of
May, one thousand cipli. hundred and silly fiar,
and Iho supplement thereto, has tbia day rnea
forwanled to tba i'rotbonolary of the oounty, at
whose oflee it may Imi exemined. 1 he liena aaa
only be l'r, a.i.i, .1 by the pavanent of Iba par.
.base money. iM-rra! atd lr-., aod leaning pal.
enu through .his Jjipariniont.
JACOB M. CAMPBELL,
Nov. C !n Euneyar Oaneral.
(JiluQtional.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLF.AP.FIELD, TA.
I'MIR WINTER TKKM of twenty l-o weeh,
, will eommrnro on Monday, .Nov. 12, 18f,.
A Primary d.parlmiat wc i II It added to the
Siboal lb, fall : ,.r which the services of e com.
pplin. ir,.tro-tor bava been anga;ed. And na
eort will be spared to reader Una department
aiiiectiie and inttructiTe.
TERMS OF TfTTIO?.
Heading. On bcrrapby. Writing. Orjeet les
sons, rrimary AOtlimtie and Primary
lieoirapby, per kaif lcru, (of aliven
ks.) ,j (,
Hn'ory, laical and dcscrpliva tieigraphy
wilh Map Iirawing, (Irammar, Mental
an Wrif'cn Arilhmetie...........w.t f Sfi
Aif.l.ra and the SVitnces . o at
In.iructiun in insirumanui miuio...., la ea
HI painting 11 N
aat work g
For fnll particulars send for Circular.
Clearfield. Aug. S.i, lnr,y-pd.
CLEARFIELD
ACADEMY.
Rev. P. L. Harrison. A. M., Principal.
HHK f ECOX D FESSIOS or lb. pr.srat seka.
X laaiie year of this Institol ion will crtnoierrs
on J.u.MJAl.thsJSddaj of S oven-bar, ISfJ.
Pupils eaa enter a. anytime. They will a.
ebarged with taitiea from the lima Ibaj enter le
Ibe close of Iba Bessie.
1 he course of mstmn ion embraces every thing
included In a Iboronb. practical aad aooom
pl.rbed education for bolb letaa,
Tbe Piinripal. having bad the advantage ef
much eaperieor. ia kis profession, assures pa
rents and guard ans ibat bis entire ability aad
energies will be devoted to lb moral and men.
tal training ef tlie vonih placed under his ebargs,
lFKIItl .lit' 11I1IOV
Orthograpl y, Reading, Writing, and Primary
Aiilbmelie, par Seasion (II weeks) - fa
Orammsr, Oeograpby, Atllbtueti t, and
Hi.tory - . . . . f C l
Aigehrs, Qpnmetry, Trigonometry, Men.
suration, Sarveyivg, Philoaopby, Physi.
alopy. C'bemistry, Rook Keeping, Rouny
and I'byaipil OeFgraphy . . . 19 g
Latin. Greek and Frearfa, with any of tba
abnv. Pranet-ee . . . . fit ag
Ml SIO Plana (SO le-sons . . . (It dl
vT-No drduptioi will be made for absence.
sTtFct further pert icnlars 1np,ulra cf
Rev. P. L. HARRISON, A. M.,
Feb. 4. I Sll 1 1. ( .) Principal.
i.fal C-statf for alf.
Fariu for .Sal? !
rpilF. nloT.ii:npd oSfps a. MtlVATC CALE
JL the fi.'l.m ing il. .Tilted Hr-al Fitate :
A etrtain Farm, .itusle in Montgomery fewn
itip, Jn.l.ana p.f.u.ly, I'a., fiva bi.lis fiosfi the
.'utqiirharips litlpr,
t 0TAtMOOXr. lit MlRtUl) XI UFA
Well tin-Vprrd with hrmliu-k and pice. The in.
provpirentl are a g.svd dwelling bouse and barn.
A teuii;' on-hard and ivpvir lailipg spring of si
'or en lie promi ps. 1 ha lard ii underlaid with
j B vim g n.j poal.
j-r-lur further particulars apple ta the swi.
"Ofcr. ItAX 11. A. IU I liANAX.
.1ni Ju Cuh P. 0., I leathpJd poua'y. Pa.
HOUSE L LOT FOR SALE
j IN IVMltUt t'lTT.
i rp!'r. ti.it.!gt.cj ..(f.r t pr.ivATK pale
I 1 I be f..li...i.g .Ii vnl'i.1 II, al Ktlale:
j A rerlain llot'SE AM" I.OT. situate eta Maia
i-titpt It, emd boronsh. aij.'.attg l,.i owned by
.'amia Co.. I, y and J..l,u Ipra.iv.it near tba
; Miil.oliil Ihurcli. A gpod STA1I1.K and other
; oiitbin: bp?-, on the pninsps.
j fo-r.it panlpiilars applt to Jarpp. T. Fapwell,
l 1-1 . al I umber C ty. or ihe 'ul.. r.bcr rri.J.ai.
al llnld P. ., ClrarNId cetnntT. Pa.
drs-ssui A M'lt KVI AttliLFMAK.
ow CaMiirt !
MOsliWViiX 1.AM1 AND I I MCI. It COM
PANY i.Hpr l-.r aap Iowa lvts ia lata bar
o. .ii ,. tupp'da, l ip.tn. Id rvtpnly. Pa., aad al-o
I' i. t'v nl pnr,'he-ts itj.,i!p (he Ino.i. nl aai4
I .rvuil,. Ofc.,1, ,s ,i,ulp.l on Ihe Matehatnniwi
I rp. k, in litp rieht a pio. n of Ihe cwuuly etf
i IfsiSpbl, en the l.ne i.f the Tjpone Clearaeli
Railrwid, wlms the M.ti.haiin,'a and Reavertoa
I ranch roads interets I, ll is sjto ia lite bear, of
Ihe M tthannon coal baim, and lnr;e bodiea of
! I . w ni'.-ra. ena, ara .tin, luatter snr
one nt Lie iarccst lun, l."r n suulaetae.
:,f e.ul.h.hnipi.ia .o th-ftale ia tucaled in th
..wn. while lb. re are many etUr larals-r and
birg'emtU. around t. Ihe town is I ul a. p.
.'eats o'd. and e s.ia.n. a poj ulation of one lb.
rs- ..r furi her ir.fi im.vlion si p'j at the olt
the eb..t e epti.j.ir.r.
JnS" 1.AW5IIR
;..Sprl4 Sierlptpi.Apptt.
llcusrs nnd lots for Saior
101 R IHt 5Fs aod LOTS in t learnel. f..r
setlp on reasnnntlHi trrata. Pivs..M,.a gtwa
; in Ibilly data. Alt. a plat of Fill R 11 1 S na
i "i" vstrnev of I mink and iteeal s I reel a. site,
I rSvi'Sinsl. TnireoHbw b ts ae aelt bwatpj
. fir eitbor I. k. I... -. . .1 u.i . . . . ,
- ... m ipp nai.uinf
niltnopps rrnprattp. lH.i.. a,!.,., a.n t . .p ...
rail wad dipot. p,;ca and te-e... rcwon.hm
I Apply ta
ULCl
nd T D
it) K llieiRK.
Ciisigeld, T:
u.'a If