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CLKAKF1KLJ), Pa.
WBDNKSDAY MOHNINU. HIPT. , lT4.
. DEMOCRATIC HTATB TICKET.
ton Jl'IMIE OP THE alirHEMB COtaT, ,
WAHREN J. AVOODWART),
: or BKHKH forTT.
IXIH MKlTtiNANT OOVMJCOK,
JOHtf LATTA,
or WKTwjOrlEt.AICn rol'ICTr.
Koa AI'DITOB OKNfRAI,
. JUSTUS F. TEMPI.;
.. or mm poi ntv. '
VO SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AfFAlHS.
WIU-IAJf M CANDLKSS, , .
l OP Fllll.ADELPBIA.
WHO MAY VOTE.
' It is well to remind onr reader that
under tlie now Constitution, every per
Hon offering to vote must snow :
1. That h lift boon a citiion of tho
United Plate, at leant one month.
, Thi will cut off U person natiirul
iaed after tho. 3rd day of OotMicr in
t lio prOHCiit year. ..... .
2. That he ha roaided in the KtHt
a yeRr, or, if formerly ft resident Rnd
removed therefrom shall havo returned
six months proceeding the election.
. This in tlio juuiio provision that pro
rniled in the old Constitution.
3. That ho has resided in the elee
tion district where ho offers to vote, nt
least two months immediately before
the election.
4. That he has, within two years
and at least a month before the elec
tion, paid ft State or county tax assesncd
at least two months prior to the elec
tion. J.et no man movo from ono ward or
district immediately before the elec
tion and expect to vote.
tioldsniith Maid is a musical horse.
She boat her own lime.
Two more Radical victories, like the
lust ono in Vermont, will wipo Out that
party even in that benighted Stnto.
Tho Peniocrats of Vermont, at the
recent election, jraiaed thirty-five mem
bers of tho Iiegislatiiro, and it was not
a very good year for Democrats either.
AVoiSn Up. The miserable lleoch-cr-Tilton
scandal seems to bo buried
for the presold. The lM-lligerents have
either firod their last shot, or they are
out foraging, and will return on the
double quick.
The Beecher organs feel greatly
elided nt the fuct that Henry wns em
braced by ' host of ladies" on his ar
rival at tho White Mountain. Well,
it may be encouraging, but it was noth
ing but a second handed ufTnir. Mrs.
Tilton was evidently ahead. -
Nominated. it givea ns plraure to
chronicle tho nomination of our friend,
V. W. Hays, by the Democrats of Elk
comity, for Sheriff. Mr. Hays dis
charged tho duties of that office for
ono term, ten or twelve years ago,
with honor to himself and to the satis
faction of tho people.
On a Raid. Wo notice that, that
notorious humbug, Dr. Quack-Jackson,
who has so repeatedly "gone through"
thoeople,is about makinganotherraid,
and for every fivo cenU worth of cure
he will exact from 15 to 810. Those
who wish to employ a first class hum
bug, eanj do no better than to secure
him.
"A Pi.i ckey BiHMiER." The editor
of tho Columbia Jlerahl went homo
mad from I'ittnbiiig, and has rid Wal
lace, tlnrkalcw and 'Mynier out of the
Democratic party, all "lor hecanso" bis
neighbor, Mr. North, was not nomi
nated fur Lieut, (iovernor. We hoie
our genial friend feels better since ho
has liecn delivered of bis wrath.
Union por Mackey. A dispatch
ft-om Lcwisburg, on Monday evening,
stated that the Democracy of Union
county had instructed for Mr. Mackey
for Congress, lie has therefore car
ried Clinton, Elk and Union, and one
of tho three delegates in Mifflin, and
is therefore nominated, without either
Clearfield or Centre.
A Hoyal Mansion. The Washing
ton rorresondent of the Philadelphia
Press, in alluding to the headquarters
of tho English Plenipotentiary says:
The Uritish Embassy ,by odds tho hand
Noiuost and costliest residence in town,
lias been finished, and will bo ready
for the occupancy of Sir Edward Thor
ton on the first of October, Its cost
lias been about one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, and the furnishing
will coat half that sum. It has seven
ty rooms and covers about ten thou
sand square feet of ground. It is of
pressed brick, laid in block mortar, and
is trimmed with light-gray sandstone.
Am KtAnr. Tho tickets and neces
sary blanks for holding our primary
election arc in tho bands of Wm. M.
MeCullough, Esq., Chairman of the
County Committeo, candidates, and
committee men, when in town, should
rail and get tliem, or learn who has
them if nlrcady delivered. The voter
phould see, where tho numa of more
than ono cnudjdnle is printed on the
ticket, that all but en are erased he
fore handing the ballot to the election
tionrd, and that lie votes for each of
ficer to ho elected, so that Iho delegate
may be fully instructed, and nochargc
of trwling or corruption can then be
brought against the delegates.
Crowing. Since the defeat of sal
ary grob-proaa-muulcr-Poland, in Ver-
uont, by the freemen of that Stato, tho
people la tbo Western Reserve, Ohio,
lire becoming restive, and Are now
moving to tie fiat Bcr. Gen, Credit-Alul,llir-Salaryrb-(jar(leld,
who an
Wantonly miaroimeenta that district
in Congress, and haa again neooeded
in having UmBelf nWmgtcd. We hope
to aee every aalary grabber, Deno-
rrat or Kadioaj, Mved tliii fell, who
haa the Impudence to appear before
me people whom he has mWied
'rmxcirins. xor mux:'
The result of not carrying out the
motto at the head of this article, we
think, Is one nnil crhiips the grcutont
reason why the Democratic party lost
its prestige in 1868-0 and bus since nut
been able to ' regain tbo reins of both
the Stuteuud the National Ciovcriiiiiont.
Wo arc, all well aware that our motto
of 'Principles, not men" is the true
theory iqinn which to found and per
petuate a freo (iovornment. Yet, in
tho M'rsevering haste for positions of
honor mid power, how often is this
principle trampled underfoot and party
lines expanded or contracted to suit
tho ambition of (hoso who sink priuci.
plo in self, and in their blind eagerness
tor place will subvert principle, nnd
even com mon decency, for the advance
ment and promotion of liervonnl or sel
fish interests. Now, wo think when tine
who pretends Ut I a Democrat proves
himself thns untrue to the interests of
his party, he is unworthy ot our confi
dence and docs not merit and should
not receive the support or countenance
of any whoso consideration lor the sue,,
cos and perpetuity of Democratic prin-
elles rise aliove the grovelling nnd
treacherous doctrine of self first, and ;
priiK-ipkm next.
In the withdrawal of Dr. iloyer, as
explained in his letter published in last
week's Republican, we havo an ex
ample of the sacrifice of self in tho in-
tcrosta of party worthy of emulation,
and one which ere this wo hud hoped
to see followed by others. Dr. Buyer's
nomination was conceded, and his elec
tion assureil, and yet, with an easy
victory within bis reach, ho declines a!
piace upon our ucKet in onier to re
move every possiblo shadow or pretext
for opjiosition to the regular organisa
tion. It is well known that the Mislocs,
when approached in the interest of.
harmony, gave as one reason for eon-
tinning their opposition that Dr.Boyerj
would again be upon the ticket. Now j
tho Dr. has removed even this frivolous,
excuse, Rinl yet wo see tho disorgunU-
ing element still at work, anil when
pressed for a reason give that which,
no doubt, Is much nearer the tiiitli
thun the pretended opH)Hition to Dr.
Boyer, namely : "That they aro de
termined to lick out the old Democrat
ic party and build up a new ono."
This is tho declaration of one of tho
leadors of the disoivanizinif element,
and no doubt speaks only for its lead-1 J'1'" n? eoiinnitted an outrage on a
era and not for tho largo majority of ! wni, Kirl fl,r w,lit n o was sent to
those who engaged in this movement 1,10 penitentiary for three yearn. He
one year ago, became thov believed 'wa released finui thnt Institution on
a wrong had been done. . " ,l,c lr,t1' of My 1873. Ho wturmd
We would contrast the conduct of . " Uradfonl coinny, and on the 28th
Dr. Iloyer in this caso with that nian'of A"K""t he commitlwl a similar crimo
or class of men who, upon some frivo- j 0,1 another white girl, and then niur
lous pretext of party ingintitude, sel- do"'(l ", r by cutting her thrfiat with
fish motive, or in a revengeful spirit, 1 0 n"'r- In his attempt to oscae from
stands as a barrier in the way of unity,
harmony, reconciliation or purty power,
and does more to discourage, disorgan
ire and create dissension in the ranks
of those who aro manfully battling for
the succoa of our motto than all tho
combined efforts of our common enemy.
Dr. Bovcr's actions proclaim him to
lu, . n.,wU.n.i .,f ulmm , imvtv
m.v u-,,11 i.n.ml. and cleailv defines
his position as ono who is always ready
to promote the interests and welfare j "n""' r
of his party, and a tine exponent of 1 n'siJl Minneqna. Tho ex
our motto, "Principles, not Men." ' " neighborhood is still at
Aflor this article was written, and ai 11 I"1'1''
f . 1 L f !.. - ... W . -
lew nouni ueiore coinif w iiawn, mr. . a. 'ci u. . ,
, , ,.b , . 1 ... .' r.VANS btii.i, Ai.ivk. J he State rob
MoorehaniledtishiBeBrd,also,whiehwill . . . ,.
' ' : her, lieorge ). I'.vnns, who was dis-
ueio uiu... luin m., .,.u u .s
eni.i.eaiou.e .nni.Kso. ,no pany ..
hi. course, and what wo have said with
reference to Dr. Boyer applies to bun
with equal tbrco.
Repined JlYrocRisY.-llecchcrs self ,
constituted committeo wind up their j
report in tbo following saoriliglou
,,i..c. I
"W tod solium whiuxr Is th Tl.lrnc
iSi'torM'thraH-i !
chftrtcUr and Inlagritp of llesrj Wsrd BoMhcr,
and bow lot tba poaaa of Uod, tbat puialb all
onrfaritaadiiiK. nit and abida with Plymouth j
Chank and bar boloTad and laoManl Bailor,
Signed, lleory W. Sift, AaftMnl Slorrf, ,
""rf ".V Lu V"""!!! ,i .
Wlot low, 8. V. W bits, Comailllaa of InvaitlalioB. I
BrooklB, Anpnt Hib, i74. i
It looks to us as though the mem- tho bucket" during tho trial, and he
bers of this committee, like their "lie- had to Jhj released from prispn nine
loved and innocent pastor," have been mouths ago, in order to snvo the ex
standing on tho "ragged edge of do- pensos of a funeral. Vet hp is still
:- r..- !...!.. Tl... I
njinil 1UI Ull IIHIi-iiiiuu ivi,uu. xmj
may not bo adulterers, but they cer
tainly should bo awarded the "belt"
for hypocrisy and refined blasphemy
Their conclusions are white, if not
ttige, lies, of which men of a professed
"ChristuMi cliaractcr" should be ashnm-1
od. If the coiidnwt of Henry Ward
Beochor and Mrs. Tilton is iut pre"
censurable in tho minds of these Ply
mouth saints, why assail the vulgar
modes of prostitution any longer. If
the free love doctrines and practices of ;
Plymouth church aro to In) incorpor-
atcd into the moral code of this ciiun-
try, why punish men for stealing our
nciirhbor's irooda. when virtue is so
cheap in tho estimation of tbo patrons !
of that refined brother? i
j. ....j i
A Din ATTHEdovERNMENT. Anns-
soeiuto presw dispatx b fmin Washing -
tonaayi!
Blalaa martbali and diatrlel allorna.vi la al,n
avor lha dtaind, taarlag lbir banisMt ta tab.
ordlaaiaa ar to uka anra oi llxlf, and It waa
W XL e:Z7.
ala wllb ba tbej wora nal lo bo found. Thll
CSJTia
pi dorlni urai of ooart. Tba Attorsoy.uVD.
baliandaUinari,problbUln(lbeoi from Maog
lhaltd.lrlott,aao.oJo..m.l.loi,B.,w,
law ranuirlag JudfM to rtde fiarmaBanllr In
tbalr diitrlali taoubt alto ka klallnt oa Hit o-
aanaf aoart," , ,
This dispatch ,bould be forwaiiled
to "tho governraont" at Long Branch.
Again, those carpet-bag offlciuls down
South no doubt esteem themselves
, ., . . . . ,
privileged characters, and are only
aping (Jen. Grant and his cabinet
B ' '
Let them stay at. Il'ipie, ts, und set
tho example.
Kx-Sknato Wallace. Hon. Wm.
II. Witte, editor of the Philadelphia
Cummomeeallh, In alluding to our fel
low townsman, remark t "We agree
with the Willlamsport Run in the opin
ion that tho harmony and order of the
Democratic Stale Convention at Pitts
burgh wa largely duo to tho ability
and firmness of the presiding oflloer.
it:. t.. 1,
... ..Bnn ..o ,.,.., iiAri,1 ox Colnmhia have npiHunt
in(egri(y garr him, a ho desem-d,! M nna A, Han to Im a schtrol tmtee.
Ihe riitiroeonfldenecof Ihe convention. , The cducnllon (f this man i of nch a
Henator Wajlaeo ha cnnfirrered hi aort (hat hn fVrite "affright, tatlitti
present proua pflpitjon in ine pontic
of tlio Reytrtone atato by I.J merit,
and not by combination or corrupt
bargaining, and aUnda to-day among
the forenitwit reprmentaive of the
young Demorravr of the Suto. He I
a gontleman of rare ability oftd nn
qitf.lonod iiiteprtr.' '
"n:iaiiT ix mi: K'!iW
The recent election in benighted
Vermont shows that the trim political
sun bus been shining over the (iroou
Mountain Stale, ( liiu of, the brightest
lights in tho llaillcal CtMvdcllatlnii. Jias
been siiutl'eil out".'. Luke P. Poland,
who whs elected to fin wens two yours
ago by (1,000 majority, wn defeated hist
weak. His Bggregnte vote was only
0.5"'), just 4:15 less than his former
majority. This is a crushing defeat,
He is n man of great ability, but his
political sins are equally great, and his
constituent having found him out, ask
him to slay at home. Poland was
cltairniiiii' of the Credit Mobilier com
mittee, and did his very best to shield,
instead of exKise, nil the roguea who
were caught in that infamous scheme.
Ho wns also a salary grubber. And
hist, though not tho least offense, ho
smuggled the ungodly press gag law
through Congress, which pun .every
editor of a newspaper in the United
States Into the power of a corrupt ring,
which has Its headquarters in thtt city
of Washington; if nof in the Niilionnl
, I'liwmip, ijvuiui.ii.ti 10 l'loon v, ami UIO
.1... :.... i ... I . I !, ..... , .
"troedom of tho press." Tho plot to
niuenle tho press of tho country has
been discovered hy tho jieople.hnd the
cluut coiiKpnutor, Poland, bus beeu put
to the stake. This is a Hiilwluutiul
viotorv for freedom. The idea of
electing men to Congress wio hail en
gaged in destroying the Ircednm of the
press and in the Credit Mobilier wick
edness, aalary grab infamy and nuch
commereinl atrocities as the Jaynennd
Sanborn jobs, is too contemptible for
any party to attempt with an lulelli-
gem constituency.,! 'iuoro is wrong
enough in either of the rriinus euain
crated to disgnwo a statesman of the
old school and would have forced him
into retirement, but tbeso modern fol-
lows, who alllx the ''Christian" title to
their names, it seems cannot ho got rid
of in any other wny than trt defeat
them ut the ballot box, should they
havo friends enough to put them In
noimufttiou. o hope to see more of
this work u the future, so that our
agents will not dare to supersede the
people in tho future.
A 1177 'L OM.VEH
' .Tho people of liruiltbrd county have
boon somewhat annoyed by a pet ne-
ero nntued Albeit Drown, who fivo
the officers who were in pursuit of the
fiend, he fell over a log and broke a
Jeg. and in this manner was brought
to a halt anil secured. The officers
started with hiiu for the prison at To
wnmla, but wore overtaken on tho
road hy a number of men in disguise,
, jwl,J lie negro out of the wagon
i and shot him on the spot. Two balls
pucd thlough his head and four
i through bis hotly. Com (ireonleaf was
cUr ,,.m,mrHriy from ,ho Uarrit
, rjs(1 ,l((t . fnr
woM (,io 8omo monii Mun bmik
umvli n( ; emH flher
Any dl.nlIllllljnB through hiscounsol to
b released from Imprisoiinient under
"l0 Insolvent laws of tho Slnte. His
petition was refused by the Court, on
two grounds first, thut the insolvent
laws of the Stnto do not extend to
dl',,ts J" the O.inonlth ; second,
if they did, he could Hot bo discharged,
,
because ho receivetl the money us an
Rgcllt of tho Slate. KvftllH is certainly
a plucky limn. Ho was at the point
eat i in New York just beforo his
J
arn-st two yrnraago ; ho nearly "kicked
alive, and acts and looks as though he
would stay with tho people he has
robbed of (300,000 for tho next twenty
years, ilow the thing may result, it
he is thrust into prison again, we know
not. Wo however advise him and his
ring of freebooters to pay hack that
which they have stolcu from the fjtnlo,
and quit this constant demoralizing
effort to die, and go und sin no more.
Evans is a martyr In a very bad eause,
and if the Radical party can afford to
continue to exhibit him on this circus
plan, wo shall ho disapmiutcd
Reaciiin(I fob Ihiwr.x, Tbo Now
York Xntion hopes that In any jcgnl
r'li''K'' l H'P "ec hcaTil
enso.tl.nt Jlr. Jlenry .:. llowen
will bo somehow put Into tho hands of
askilftil cross-examiner. Tho escape
of this worthy thus far is one of the
most discrcditublo features in tho in-
V eHUgllllon.
Tho temporary suiqicn-
- 1 aton of the ImaincM nf "hriiitriiiff annla
i , . , .
. to I hrist, 111 which ho says he is en-
' KWl ff.W bo a cheap price to pay
for having !lm tlllUnd iiujdo Ollt hy a
prn. tl-ed hand 10H',,
court, llowen, liko M on I ton, knows
nilll'h, Plld should be Compelled to dl
kimwlcdge for the public
glKwl,
PhetTV PoINTEH. "Mlltlllll Friend''
MlM,1Um j,, lliH Mn to ,
Lpp,,,,!,,. ,
v, kw, ,'0gk( foot w hl b( UM of
inmmu ibiMron of iro familioa, loihiekl
Mr. nuaehar from lha aiputura of Lis arime of
iu.,7 , ut Mr. uaoch.r, bii oommiiiM and
bi. ebub, ba.a .niiad to mn.pai . for j own
aalf prolaelioa, lo raTfal blai lo Ibt world, ai I
; ahalf .Imnl, do, In a aim worn light than thai
wnomn o now HinnilP.
FaAWIB I. Moi'LTOt.
Hk,i.i, input pp, ;,.
Wo rather inspect tluia Frank wil
thrash the Plymouth preacher in the
end. Ifo has seen too much of this
world to be throttled by tho "innooent
pastor," who haa been amusing a free
and ensy rongregndon in Brooklyn for
many yearn. " '" 'i
t'-J-l. L . . -
jNTEt.i.roir j.. Tho Now York Run
, mnn inns nit? now i TtTTinimnKinrrrt oi
ijettiim. and ho cm: Ho wa a truntoc
before, bnt wna ttmppotl fur lnconipc.
teney. Till imiat be a valunblo kind
of a Mioot oOhrr. llmr (lov. Dennl
on ever concnto4 to put ueh a rnnn
In power ovor the school of tbo In
trlet I something wry hnrtl to nndtr
,,Bn,l i Jt. ... . i. .. .I.....
" i'.e) , . i '. - .j t j , .
run jih:i'oiti.
Cl.KAIlFIKI.Il, Sclt. U, I M7 I .
Mil, Eiiitoii : Certain charges made
by Mr. Henry Kerns, over his ow n sig
nature, li. tint t'lirwvnsville Timet, of
cieiUinibr lst,,ln regard tot lie. hiuld
Ing of tlio new jail ol 'Clearfield conn,
ryvrequiro fit toy hands distluet denial
and a plain statement of the truth. 1
speak ,111111 the records of the county,
to which iiuy one can huve access. H is
statement is ill theso words:
"A faw jraara agu an limnanaa jail fu o ba
bulll ao laid llio rlnj. Tlia tai-iTlng i.nnplr
of lha eounly should not bo oonaullvd tbo old
Jail not rr-pakrsd aniaid Ilia ring, and frum Ibulr
damanda Ibara oould ba no aiipal, LoU wtro
uiohird fur Iho ilia awaj abura ibilr roal ml
uc llldi worn lbi-n aakoit fur Iho aonitrimlln of
Ibo Jail and a bid im wad, wllb gnud ii-ourllr,
I T ,4N0 U,i limn Ilia bid aiulv I) Ilia ,arl; tu
whom tho oontraol lit glran." . -
Wo have hero three distinct charges,
all of them without foundiillon. '
First. That the jail wns to be built
without consulting the people of the
county. : , 1 , i
. Kueoud. That lots lor the now jail
were purchased at n prici; alxivo tlieir
real value. , i
Third. That a bid was .made uitli
ijnul itttwrity 17,5tlO less tlinn.tliu con
tract was allotted liir, '
" As to the tlml charge: livery one
knows that the necessity Ibra new jail
was imperative, that the old one could
not be successfully repaired, and thut
escapes ! herefrom were so frequent
that ihiugrdiiiis eriiuinuls hud lo ho
guarded day und night, nt a large ex
pense to the county. No public 'build
ing can be built liar R county without
consulting the people, and we find from
the record that tbo commissioners,
Messrs. Stone; Smend and Hhaffner, ht
January sessions, 18011, presented tlio
following petition to the Court:
: "That tho jail of said county is in
their opinion unsafe for keeping einmi
iiiiIh, is badly constructed mid is in ev
ery resHnt "unfitted to anewer the pur
pose flrr which it is designed. There
lore, showing thut it is their desire to
proceed to erect a new jail in pluee
thereof, they pray the Court to lav the
subject beforo (lie Urand Juryoi' the
January term and of this or the suc
ceeding twin, in order that tlieir ap
probation of the same limy ho bad and
that your Honorable Court may also
approve the same to the end aforesaid."
This was submitted tor approval bi
lbo Court to lo tho Crand Jury nf I lie
ooiintr,whoreireseiit tho people. That
(rand Jury wns composed of the Inl
lowlng named citisens :
HnJ. 8. Rfihartt C. Ilnriuo; A. Aihrroll
llvo. faiebia Urior llrll Jomo Uofa
W liana King llan'l Stnilb II. Uri tK
II. M'Crark,-n JonbRiilur Wm. IUlfbaiigh
Solomon Towr A. Ailillomno Joa. 1,. Nfilf
Jobs Swan llpnj llaird Joa IVaalovar
Haiu'l Lambert S. 8. Moora Joo. Cunaoll
(Iro. A. Illonni Mall. Cuwan Wm. Iralo
The same petition was presented to
the (liund Jury of the March sessions,
1800, nnd was unproved and rccoiii
mended by tho lbllowing (irand Jmy:
D. Ooodliuidur Tboa. Waring Win. T. Irwin
8. II. Illoiloian ('. Calallo,U-r I.. K MTullungb
Anil. KbolT J.8. Willlama V. W. llilo
J.Coioalook U. A. Mi.rnaoa Jaa. lnlkia
Bllaa Turutr A.U. Dalo H. l ui-.niro
II. (lallaghar Win. II. Jt Jno. I. .,,,m
J. W. I.ambora Jno. HrNanl Mugb Mnllcn
Tboa. Liddlo M. taaboad Joo. M.tbaaa.
Uii the lilllh of June, lhtiil. the peti
tion waa presented to and approved by
the Court all the judges present.
Wo thus havo tho Commissioners,
two (irand Juries, coining from every
section of the county, nnd the Judges,
all concurring in iho necessity for a
new jail, and pending these procecd
ings mo reiiioflsfraHr or epwifiwi of nny
A-inif xcat iHiule. Tho luw knows no
other niodollinn the one pursued; Hie
people recognised Iho necessity ; were
consulted through tlieir representative
and have built ami uro cheerfully pay
ing liir Iho jail. i
The second charge is that the lots
upon which the new jail was built were
purchased at a price abovo (heir real
value
The lot was bought from Kx-(iov.
Bigler for 17,000. it was at tlio liest
point for drainage, the means of access
to it arc easy und it was fW't front
on the main street by lllli feet deep nt
ono end mid forming an acute angle nt
tho other end. The price was a full
one it is conceded, but was not greater
than projierty similarly located was
held at, and it had advantage which in
tho view of both tho architect and tlio
Commissioners made it prctcralilc to
any other attainable site.
i he third chnrge, which is "thut a
bid was miiilo with gixsi security fir
917,5(10 less thun the contract was al
lotted for," requires the history of the
whole transaction to bo placed before
the people of the county, in order that
they may calmly judge ns In its truth.
1 speak from the records of the Com
missioners' olllce in what follows: ,
Wo bnve seen lliut on tho 2!lth of
June, lHtii), tho nuthortlv to erect the
prison was completed by the decree of
tbo t ourt, and on July 2ith, IHti'.t. the
Commissionci's employed Mr. linvl
laud, a skilled architect, to prepare
plans nnd specifications and to super
intend its erection. These were pre
pared and proposals wore inviteil to
perform thu work Huoordim; to the
plans and specifications, ituls were
made, and among them thut of Win.
II. Miller, liir C74.IHNI, was tho lowest.
November Iftlh, lWitt, the term of
Henry Stone. Ksn having expired,1
Siiniuel 11. llinilninii. Kq wns quali
fied in his room.
November 17lb, IrtliO, Mr. Win. II
Miller's bid nf74.000 for building the
new prison was accepted by a majori
ty of the board.
Tlio counsel for the comity was ill-'
rected In prepare the imiilruct und the
bond to guaranty the county against
loss.
This wns done. The bond wns for
SfiO.tlOO, and its condition was in these
words :
Wbaraaa, lha aald W. !!arrl Millar bath
this da eontraotad wilb tba Bounty of vJIrarftnld
ui aract lla pow prlaon in aooordanco wilb Iba
plana, dalaila, drawing and atiroincation pro.
parad ba Kdward Ilavlland, arr-nitacl, whinh ara
mada part of Iba aama eontraot b.T wbich ba la to
racaira Iba anm of $7 l.oul for Ita oxaoalina and
oouiplation, and ta lo rparlra Inn Ibiuan4 dnl
lara in ordm oa Iba Cuanly Troaaorrr of aald
oowol In advanaa for preparation af malarial,
and Iba ramaindar la pajrmanla aa Iba work pro
greaara aa appaara bj Iba larina and oondllinna
of aald aontraet. And whoraaa, by lha larma
tkaraof no pajmtnt of moaa.r or ardara waa lo bo
mada to Iba aaid Wm. 1J. M filer on aor-ount of
Ibo aaid eontraot until ba had glrrn aarurilr bj
a bond In ftO.IHIO, to ba approrad by tliacom
mlaaioBarl of aald aoualy, aonrfltloncl for lha
faitbful parformanca of aald aonlrar-t. Now, Iba
condition of Ilia cl M-allun la anb, That If Ilia
aald W. Harrlann tf'llfar rhall and do rotnly In
all raapaete, with lha aoolraol this day aaarutad
batwaoo bits and Iba onunly or Claarliald, for tba
erortioB of ita naw prlaon in acoordanoa with Iba
mr-aning, larma anu lallar or the aald fonlranl,
and ahall and do proooad to find lha malarial,
prp.iara Iba aaute, areel Iba buildinge and ooia-
f.eia .ue larna aobor(qr o the plena, apce.ltra.
lone and delatla referred to In and made part of
Ihe eald aoBlrant, and anbjeol lo lha dlreollona,
power and authority flyea to the aroblleet there
in and thereby, and ahall and do eoenunl fur ell
ntone.ye adyanoed upon aald contract to tilm, then
tbie obligation to be void, or elae tn be and re.
aln in lull foree and virtue."
TfcicJ biipd w not ntifiietorv to
tlnwe who went barking lr. Miller.
Ho bad not tho mean liimaelfto go
on with the cunt met. Counnel for the
county iiiniaU'd thnt thi form of l did
waindi"ieiiHal.le to indemnify rkeeinitti
ainir.st IW, and to timnre vii..ion nf
the prison ) whilst Allller bj.iI III a bail
iniHtod that all that wm nrcmwni-y
icyh to tecurt the emmty thtit oil the pin
net $)m fyftiil troiW lie applietl upon the
priton, and tlmt it mu not proptr to bind
him ami hit hail for ita evmpliHon fnr
7t.0(Ht.-- -
Two of t he Coninilwiloiiem were eon.
Verted lo tbo view nf Miller and hi
hnil, and on Novemlicr 23d, 1f9, the
following Hw.rtrtioti pi-epnnv by the
counsel who wa alw one of the bail)
of Jliller, wn adopted l.y those two
Coinmlwloner, yr. t 1,1
BmoIhJ, That tha en.)it.Q la tba band of
Wa. H. Millar, lain MmeaYiivfor the Uu Jin,.
Ida Jll ander I he aonlrtel thla da), made Bub
bin, aball be that be will faithfully eipend upon
the bulldin under the direetlen and to Ihe aalie.
fairtian ol lha arehlleer, Klwant Ilavlland, all of
tba ponsy, wbleb let ahall reaelr fr..u Ita
aoual,, anil that upon hi, fallur lo do ao, Ihe
bait will refund Iba munev.
A bond! wltti thi eonditioii .wa pre-
itureil rtln7 e(iunwrTMillc'r"
, llll'l
ir,,.i..,,hi ...... 'I, i, j' .. .
' i . ,i. neiiT, icor(,i
v i i i - i , i , ..,
... .....,, ,,K n. iiiiiii'ti an.
hiuuiiel Wiilcniirii beciiuie miivlies 'on !
1 he silntn..iiiiil th.it lJ..t.l rm,l tlu.u.. u,- '.
ties niwmJ, ami ttetwtprepw'l
by th mwteltothe tmmimmva
rejrnm. ill. am A, Wullaen, counsel
to tho board, Hint sent In his ritslgmv !
tiriii assiinh. -. - , ,
Thirl eniled the liineecduCK of the'
ffld nf November. . I
tin the next dm- the followinir ore-
amble ami resobitiiui h-i mluMteil by
a umimmnm vote of the llmnd of Com.
miMHioiiviv : r f- , ,;. - ,ij.it; been a subject of fonvHondeucc. Ono
Wiikhmm, tfn.lur runablriniilo rMfllrmt-iil und geiltlelllllH t'llUll t hvgoll Wl'llesa tlll'CO-
mh.,"J'C!ri?JV:f,f,i;'''!',',,''r' 1',r'rVW Nl'T telllngMr. How .,have an
eil lulu yoatrrtlay nlth Win. llartlmin Millar for1 , , , .. ., ,
tne narlliin ot llio n w oounly priaim Imi! allor i
varofiil dallbaialloii and , roHali lo n Itaiae aoina
to ma oonoiuiion mat iba lieml giaao sj not .ur
nolanlly alrlngont nnr auoh aa wna roiacinplulail,
mil bning In our view of ,a,uuk'tuil .kinduig Iwiai
lo bold Ilia piullna f,,r llio o.,ui,lri l"ll of Iba prl
aon for tlio uul (N.IIUIII rtiacllit'd In Ibo Arliole
of Agraoincut I tharafiire
aa',va,, That tlm Imll.tlllir nf Ibi' nrw rounlv
prlaon bo and ra han,l,T'ln,lHniilrty pnatpniiad,
and ibal Win. II. Miller ko nntiilnl loauaprnd all I
oporallolia no Ibo aama. I
Notieo of this resolution ; wits served
on Miller nnd each of his mirelies. and
the nmtti'i- rested for morn (huh a
year.;-.- -i-rl -;: ,,, .
JVo letting i,f iln, pHwnl (utik .pllice
,.!,! . W., I toiil
'''"""'" "lc linU's-in tlie ground, nnar the liritl,
only bids acitompniiieil by the uuinea mii them over lighllv iiik.ii wireframes'
ot auMieawor tinind to bo 'a. ti.lh.wa ::,!, thy rob'la.rs ! uimrosuh, let
ti iJr'T;, Ft""'! ' ;,(1'1(, tbese ,.rl.,..l men rise from Iheirplacos
Ihorii.lJSJtri.l (Rjyjyvlor WlJiHj,:rr mAm ,m,, Jm ,, . ,
nnd V in. 11. Miller, !I4,3I6.3T. ) brh Linl.. ' ' " -
Contracts and bonils wc.v in ivudi. , , ,( r,',,' ,mt j
uess .u, prepiuwl by couns.il- i 1st.!!. , nUp ia,bconvci-sntl.m thrhmtlu
and Mr )ungw.tKdeslred to produce . jjp. .Ross ,, wit U Chunibcru, the for-
hisMiroth. nnd execute the papers. J runpoudiMil .,(' t, ,,w . UtM,
lleeould no obt:.i the scmnily r.v . w,jv( , ,,. (, ,(, (I((W Mp'
quired, and Mrj horn k-mg tlij. next. .,, m m.ll1voi, ,, , hn ,,,:,.,
lowest bi.hl.-r ..otitic. . tloap-I.M,, J(lws llftl.r u4n hM- Uu
IK.nre.1, exectu... the eoiit.weh. and ,hnni.t,r of (,.w f tl. b ltei-s, re-
gave bond in ..o tmo. cond.lioned that ,:,,.v to Mr. Clmtnhers : These lot-
h, Jmi Vri 7 l,K- !Tm u'"' '-0- vuluttble and o. ,-l.t lo be
W.50 l.iil.el,dwastiill.epivt-iw wr, n (ell , lm)11. ' Ml.
lonntha Mr, lillorwas n.qUe,te,Ho.C,,1,l,K,v1died, that be dad m
execute .,, .!.. Iiiines . irab.m, 1 li(lU Iml aM.ld would pav very
Ivsq. nnd lion. William llit'lur wore ...in n.. ... .i ...... t- J.
litu nui.-iivn ill .a iv 1 ...iril. IIIOIUIHII-
ing bus been imink-leil 'ncconliug to
. f A! in ' n-i i . i i
the plans and spec-ilicuiious Will.oitt.
.lelav or extm cost to the cmml.v. ... ,
oon.r Vt I II'!! '"ik V, I'"
lb. f -in I'!' I I 'I.
an one as ens.iml the cmpletion ol
- .,".."..'. r.i,
the lull, anil his bid of (jOt.:nii.27 in
' '" :
lifer--
.o... ...nuesiiincworii unoer a onrer-
. in ..,..,. p.niiiiv iiuiiii.iiHi lines linn i ne
. . ii't, i i .
t mniiusHioners were butl.lul guaiilnuH
ol the in en-us ol Ibt. peis.li. when '
hey finally ivjecteil Ik.(1i his bid ami ,
his bond ot lHU'.l.- . .; ,,'
cry y'HjH'cuuny yo.in.
lU.I.Md A
Atl.ACK. , !
- A AHI,
Mit.(!ooiii.Axiii:n .Wir.'
l'ltmso with.
draw niv immeusa cui.ilidutc liir Con
gress,
. . .... ,i .
,." .' ""I" " " m " ' .".u "'
(lie solicitation of many val.ied friend, do ham ; that they are lMiig used by ! ,or wntl.U t.h,rm, ,y tboso'who hair
as well as tn.m I bo pmurions eonili-; detective.;, who are opposed lo Il.eir j nencd to bo present on the oecasion.
lion of my health ; und, in lining so. coi.uii.l being made known. . i
e.inbraeo the oceasion lo rottirn n.v
heart r llianks to liiiwmoi niv lollmv
eitieens who so Trromptlvunolleriil
Ver.il
their support. ' . '
J rnHling that this cniirsiiou my part
may tciul In niitoiv peari'iilRl litrinniiv
to our purty and result in !he Selection
und election of n candidate, who will
.......-',., ,,.,,,,,,,, ,C,-,., ,,, , , ,,-
interests of the ople, I am
very re-qcctiiiii.v your., .
'. W. M.sim:
ASSOCIATED I'Ii:SS LETTEIL
Pl.ll.Al.r.l.rlllA. S-picmlver 5. 1K74.
CIIAIU.IK iiiiKWSTFlt Boss. : ouiec nut. Bunnell ins arriva l. I lie .. , , . . ..
The klina .pin ol' tbis ftmr varolii mil form of the grea, war I S S'?,
lnd on the Milt dv of July U. nppa- s.xu, presmlcd itelf, and hero let mo I" ' ,. ? "J1 If Kril V.'n,?.
rontlv by professional thieic, with the "l-no 1 never saw (iovernor Curtin ! '"T"'.' "f X
view of exnrtinit a larg.' i-.in,m from l'king more robnst. The Governor j
bis parenls. ha ottered a faithful theme himself appeared to be in an Interview- On Hatuiday hist the one hiin
tt.r theoretical coi-respondents of seizing frame of mind for ukiii tuking a idivdtli anniversary of tho first nieet
salional tifWspaK'i-s. A but little scut he immediately remarked : ingot tho Continental Congress was
truth and niiicli wulntlon have been ! H'Clure, 1 notice by (he papers that jcelebinted at Carpenter Hall, in Phil
iriven the public 1 am of opinion that I'uve repented, and huve been ro- ndelphia, where the Continental Con-
tho truth, without (ho theorv. would
be a novelty in this ciuuihigbl'v accept-
able to the render, therefor 1 detail
jttt whnt tliv fntlior ami niK-lp nt tlio ;
. : T . '
cl.ilil mid tome.iKntlieiil.eet. lioth
miner .inn ..ncie emcrtniii l-nt .nnr
1 .cry in rcrd t the lidoipp,., nf
the hoy, winch is:. Tlml llie child
W.. Kt.Hen in onier to utmtuv liir.:
i rniiw.m lor lie. reliim. in reply t..'
! Hti.tcniei.tH nnl.lil.ril tl.nt itfir.va.vHul.
eiit. nnd dutwlive Tauinii't, cnniplniii tlmt. the contn.veivy between the lwo!i,l,,'"r,,l,,e "enr Xewtown, ronnecti
tlint Walter, who wiu villi Cl.arlic i li-t iiiKiiil..-l editor will eeiiw. I will i rut, culled antlimx fever, closely nlliml
when lio whtoh'ii nnd who rode w.nie !'' i)ccivl"ii to ny Hint if thore nre,t0 chiirl...n or or Murk k'K- lti
iliKtnnce with the irtv. I net lwrniit-l'tny two iucii in the Coniinoiiwenllh dime ol (he blood, und ni-ine from
ltl lo lie inliTi-wBlod hr nnv one noon
tliiH nt.j.'rl. tho tiitherMiid: I htivo
never hd hi.v ulijeetioim to tlio proper
nnthoritie ronvxraiitf; tiwlv with
Waller -In tint t hev . o tl.ia a .mat
crery duv, alwiivn whenever new de.
; velopmci'it ari In the raw. they
.pictiot. linn cl.. ly.. lli.t a W alter,
in a child under nix yeiun of n.re 1 ih
(diioct loiinaiitlinmod jronK.c.i'piiil- li lienor nnd nil otllce not to he
1, , . , , , . 1 1 . . ..1
ly tMWK.r eorr.H.pon.l,t. bu.k.W. 4- ,
jintr him conlinnnlly ; pultniR lendii.p; i iironj.ii me iineiniiiy in our cm-
I iinestioiiH to him thut a niun r.ml.1 'iw ten live excmnioii hy rnil roiid
jcar..elv anawer intellinllv. ami I'" len Kivc the destitute chlldivu
then p.,lu.,inK. not what .lie child ;"loi; city. In nil lap poor U,v
Mruclivo niind. iuinnine. 1 ..,:
rt.(,,i.iii, in the tai,tV the ellijthe i
event n they occurred, hy not permit-i
wiv. I.lif, w ill 1 .en- own con.
tinir hi mind lo Ik diverted thereli-om
l.y h..nMtirn.nnM out nf iiwrelWl" l""n,, spoiiffo culie, ,(iUrion ap,oi,.(e.l to InwaliK.te tto
curiiwliy, ruesliol.llljr linn.
1 nsk'ed Mr. It.aw if ho olijcctcd to
Walter l.ci., Ink, n to the district At-;
tnrnev' otliee, a dihlanee of alx.ut
tliree'snniires. nnd inthe nresence of
tho lmlrict At turner, questioned l.y
ilelcctivo Tuiifjart i To thia Air. lios
rt-plied .' (iiwrnl Collis ,l Col. Jlnnn
huVo nlrendy exnmiiied Walter ; they
have o ri't'oid ol Hint exniiiiiiiiliou,
jwl.icli 1 presume is al the service of de-
lectivo 1 iiL-'-iirl. II t ol. Jliiuii.
.
iisirici miorne.y n imiv io. numn ex-
7'r ' U"
whalpver;. ..
. .: . ..i . . t , ..
in relation to the rumor tlmt Mis.
Kirsrt was a cntiiiB.c, una Jli'. liuss a
pr.esni.t, nnd thut. t.e hoy wns taken
ii.r the piupowe of jrivinir liiui a iiiolins
tio etlucutioii, Mr. joMt.li l.nss, iii.cle
of Ckarlio, stnted . Tlmt Mr, and M i,
oh werw kotli inellMMlists, tkut neith
er of them hud everlieen iinvllniiurlhe.
uml thnt the first und onlv niurriiyo of
!.lr. and Mi's, l,.Hwiiswi'U.icliolliur.'
j The father of Clini lie entertniiiij ne- i
riou doul.t of tho child exi.Htoii. e.
; U;) say. the l,l lu.s nlwaya l.eeii ,io;
ciinlomed to pk.iily.it fiv.h air, uo.l
ivkolrsoniu lissl j ilepiiviiHoii ol ihese,
lip tK'liuve woulil tiiijueo amnnier coin-
plaint ; lo i.iwurc a phyii-inu would aCn-age rate of 11 1 55 per ton. (he H-! tWo,iivlollur piece and the trade dol
rcHi.ll in Ih diHCnvorv of Ihe child; lance being 25 in. e l.y rail. or. rjVo w f
wlMleiiotto.loao nii-l,tiWult iiit,.llv .i 1'n.m ' '.(N.imjh M New Orleans. ,!fl,r ,0 U.n.(i0lr ,,ic0l,, ,,, fr ,,
. , 'v t"'- V'T'in .n
rt ol letter, upon I licei jeel, ( an'-;
Kort of letter, upon Hie mbjecl, Can'-; iiiil.-eoal s trunsportod n liarg., . IHK , priw,nt j,,,,, ,vju ic tnkpn
vnyantf. wiy they can tell JuhI ,vl.ere i.nd ti, very Iwrgn qiiiinlillea, diinng!tn ,hp noVLuilctittu for the dime nud
tho child I. Iloriwcopiil write for a it"111! m,r" ol water $l.(.l per ton iac.,inl0H
Htatenieut slivwing tin-day mid hour and the hartres at thewe rate huve paid
in which Mr. How, Walter and Cliiirliciw liiifh IW per Pent ilividnrtd Jr( vTti K-macraUnr Milllin county
vcr hopn, and from Hint thev ei,(;,ige aim in 1 ' , have plueud th lollowing licJcel in the
to ooinpiilo the exact whereabout of If th" l'hiladelphla and lteiiillngjflll(l: t'ongrew, Andi-ew Heed; As
the mimtlng child. ' A (icrmnn iu Ilm-- i ciunpny. which hn the advlintnus ol'!"pm,,'y. Joph V. 1'arker; Comiuia
ril. org write that he, Itouw where catinl "finin It mini- to tlio market, ikmer. Jaw-ob Stino, Sr., i'mtlioiiotarv,
CliMi'lic i. nnil ll.nl for fttenn of tuoin.e : were to eaiTT roal at the mine rate a Jam.- II, Alliaoni Hei;iHlerand Heenr.1-
he will fortvaril to (lie father a piece of the steam, bunro ooinpluile, (he oon. er, , . It. ('(ipjin ; Kii-eetor of the
i tho child' cliitldlig. dno pel w'n tieiit turner wuuld gel hla t?nnl for IH por j I'txa, JowpU M. Kleiiiing; Uiatric! Al
j to the ivdldenee of Mr, ti:.-miu'ie ecnt. Ipn tlinn now. ', ton.ey, John T. Met'lure County Hnr-
lour mile tVom liln Ktoiv took oir a:
tmrrliigo wheel, placed a hull' donen i
blade i of grai upon the axle, replaced
the wheel and hwnn slowly l.iriilng it.
With Hie ni betneeii the huh nnd ,
xe utleripgan ii.canliill.Mi mid re-1
marked thut, every revolution trf the
wheel wn hilnulnir the c .1 .1 ncnivp
lioine, ' The inim then reipiented thai
- v "v ..... .nni ... in,. ,,- ie ,,,v r, iiivnn.
and lio would go in eiirch of (he boy. ! 1 - a " ' '
A vngue atistiiciDii tijiwl the Ipllid 'lit ' The ?S',it i.ji:t fl.nia.',, t.rNt.t!t' couti
Sr. lbia-.liat l.iU'lxiii't Wuh at hi 'it, llidiauii. KHvi Sumo Si'-w York
Hint, tlio feli, pillit forgot lo, luiubir di tilew liiiV purchiwl a Iuitto
n-ttini and tho Iioiki! was not lu oiielil ; uuinber of walnut tixw In thi vicinity,
out, consctpicntly he 1.11 ..In.'ligimnlly j which hiree hecu, lirtitiiifucluM into
.....ri.ii.nug ai 11.0 caution wincn re-
n,....i e. ii, i.:... x .1. .....
liod to fuuilKh him eash and envey-
aiieit for ft pi-oi;i.;( , ' J.mi-m' (tor
t-"le. .' . . '
Mr. Iiim In il oiilllloll thill ifhlsliov I
is ever iviurncii lo him. uicno letleiw
. i ...
(....I., i.. , ...,i I.:... ,1 i... i ...T . '
aniline lulls ol urn case will tiinnsh
nn luteivsting vobiuie for which imv
i.ii. i ..i.i ,,r
emlW, " ,
The bridgfr stoVy published iln lit' I
New York Jlerahl, whicl Vtah'd that
the money was to, be received f.d the
child on a noJ luin bridge, aid tho child
lvturneil In the father uiiaecmniiniiiaafl
bv anv other nerson. -Was an Invention
ot the eivative muni ol Ibo Jlentltl enr
respondent. The story has iriven Mr.
Itnss n irood deal of aiiiiovniice and has
""I" "" 11 ""'" "i inieo', uriu
hinisidf iwltli isowrd 'revolver and
Vlicn (hr, parties refinn with the child,
shisit them dead ; the writer believes n
TfihTnUttfrwicaserl " Wnd-fiTTneil might
eiipo with a lluneu chilli Htealera. : Au
nt her writes; (let the trunks of sev
eral Inrsro trees, hollow them out. Tilaee;
tliem caivlcssiV alonu tho iiliproaches
, .1... i.i.i.. ..... ?.. :..'i'i.. .i
nnncit wtiM rtintt' lnu, when the lub
Ikis uppmuch bluii away at.theuu
The ttw Irnuks are lo iro- Imlveil so
tlmt their occupants enn ris6 ensily
I',:,,,',, ' il.. ' ... .i 1 ..... ,-;i..M. in..
- - .......... .
.'".i.i.,, i"i tnviii. luiinn ill.
to ruyr VcmM yuii fve a thousaiiU
rr..!,,!,,,.!...! ,t-ftn. .....1.1 L,. mMIII..
,,, ,.. ,, ,.,J M '..:,,
h ,ni, rmrnI,ion( t. , t)(. Hentldl Tbeom i1ilniujoi-ityiii()hiong.iii.s(
m"1' "t c(vivin 11 ri'y 1,0 Wnld Uho Constitution was 147,281, about as
u l"vl'a''eo to give uu uiisw.'r. ., J lie j
i,iiiiin imv ir. ( In
,.., Bt(1W(,;, blm a telcLmun I
Htr i luv .Ik i 'Imntiu.tB. 4
atiiliog be u a aiidioriyed to pnv 9..II0
e..m ,i... i..... .- 'c. .i... ....
1 ,,-,,,'it-. ... mm i.iaiH
i,.,,. ...
niude answer (hat
I,. i I..., i .. i.i ...
,k, t,,t )l(J , U)
lllrePtlli it: tb.-v bad a value and Imv,
,IH, )N nir ,vs satisfied and
,i..,., .:.,i.i ...i
Jlr. It.ws' rsisons for not making;
nnh'fKlbe leltem lvc-te..,! in..- l'l, I
- in the opinion of the legal adviser of
! tho Committee of ( litinma who o.l,-r..,l ;
-j(i.noo tor the nm.i-chennion of the
': tliict'c. Il.eir nubllCLtlol. wouliT not in
1
.v manner Do ol heneht uml U uuglit I
' ' -The latest move, in the car bna hn..,, t
to nlacc the wboli
matter in the hatuls
i,( pi
oi riiiUeiU.n's detective iiirenev This ;
haa Is-cti done bv tbecitinens whomsde
i up the purso of t20,000 for (he nj.ptv
lu-imiun of iho lliicvcs. .
itx-oov. andkkw o. crHTiK.
In order to iletnri.iii.e tin, nn. oll,,.
In order to determine the question i
nu in uiKpuic netweeu llio imiieiouio
iVnt.-nmiin. which says: 'He. is " and
the llellcl'niite lhmihl,enn. which snvs: 1
' lie is not," 1 determined to Inlen lew
hx-dovenior t limn, who has lws-n on
a vf.it to this citv for a few da vs. for
,i-ii o, ..... i-n. in. n.i'w tiavs. ruri
,''1 l""'l0sl-' went lo Col. MVInn-'.,
'"'"lilted mlo-Ibo liepiibhcan ranks. 1
H""' is it?
t'11" M ( lure quickly replied
nvorunr, 1 percoive li)- tho niiorH
... , ... . V'
al you have lately joined the Hen,...;
' !
urtm-One is ul.i.nt ,is true ii the ;
'!"'''. I piv-ume. ... , .
i (uie-I ,'ine it s '
. "itlitln i-oiicIuhivo detcriniiiation
"1" the lmwted iiietiou I eoncliided
! who m e in the liul.it of i-xireini '
; theniHclv
tlieniwlv.- in plain KntfWh whrn tl.ey
have iiiiytlimn to nay it b Gov, Curtin
mid t',,1 MClmv, .
1UI'1 ( "'; ",' l".1'1'' . . j
I H-Keil the t.orernnr wliat he
tlnoiil.t ol (iiunt ict a thiiil term Pre. j
j'!''1,1'. lie responded : 1 presume tlmt .
"" '"" ' e eieciei rresi-.
'"'nt ho wtmlil doiil.tleHii rcjanl it ns
K'. . nniut. nil n py l.y incsc
plcisiirc trips. The fllow!nK is ,,e!tJi to Uo W to agouti ; the
a.Kfto 1kI thing, distrihnted lo t.-U o ..ke p hiceat nny (utie heloiv
'I'1' "tiki Olios. im mm in ntpvtiipivr.
' Ice irenin, Z.Ct.OipinrtKjjriiijfeiliivinl,
n,,,,.,,, ,,., .,...., oiuie.-,-,.
n", 1 l,.'lil ; lmj;s of iiiek-iincks, 1:1, 1
3' ! "'li. 5.000 Kinicers ; milk, J
",,n quints cups or ten, (i.nntl ; ice, ;
V01' pound.
citi'tn.iy (lie lmiij'em om men
"'"! women were piven a five excursion
"imMnr lo (hose vc. to the child,
, fT?? l" '
,,,, u, i ioi it , .,(( , n.,t , n ,,,,
"lMmwH tl'n'
It wa indeed a d
t ill "Hi... ,., nv.i ..... imv nil,, h. iiii.-i. iiuiii
WilS.r. ...
.:..!..... ..1.1 ....... ....... ... r.....
i.11 .,1 Hirn Iln in I hn nt,lvA t.l.iu
- -- -,-( - - - - ;
Xc
,l10 roi ipu iln i.l el an j, H was li
w.pleiisiii.t to lirar I ho ilpmoa ol tltltell,
over l heir rtiiu. of tea, how tin.)' iwed
to do it In n they were jrirl, Our
eoiiiiti'v wa Benrcly In it teen then,
The oldest person attomlinjr, (his ex
eumion waa Tl.oniu Taylor, horn
ernilsT 1772 in Ht (.ilea, liondon,
Tho IMiihiilclniiin and Ilcmlimr Itnil. I
enrtr T.t)i.rtTATi.
road eomimnv 'iirri.w coal ft-rtm ltiB.ml BI"Ooth ftr.diead told notaloof!
mine (o Philadelphia, a dHnnee 0r;
als-.nt. 10(1 niileant the iitle of nlont
l 2n 'rto,i , ..';;.'
' Whhat and . orii a. l.ni.M.orte.1 ;
from CI.int.jroM 1 'hllndelphia. hy (hr i
rennayivania itanronn eompai.y. ai nn '
....... ,........ .,. r-, ,.,.,,,,..
iiille--4.oal i triinsportod In barge,
Jintge rolniiif .ingreioiiil dl-
trkt tuunllv1 ulve ' a.Oirll Hcpuliitni
neurit)- 3... w wn on l,tt Winy
overwlie uiliigly dytVtited tht (VKrr,
Jmltre 1'oli.nd la Ibn author of tho
im-SH-gag law mKed at the lnl sewion,
1 edu, lltm ; In Onler K to Knock
( iminwiloiin TK-rltnmoii take a fate
nn. break It lf to piece hy burling it
snv lom. and are now tieinif drawn to
.. - if ... . .... 'r ,w
the railiv.vl tlepol nt (hi tVo, vliert
tlu-v ai ''niulir.-tj'' and lili.iK;'J tu
IrtilroiieamaVkei. '.' f ,' ',.''-'
AA'll'.s'JV'W.l.V.
Theiv are wild peach twos in ,'o-
I vital
L,,.
u,a
I be pcaclies mv small ami hit-
"'"L llelster tMymer l.a Ishii
,""'nB,frt (,' ,ho 1'"'k"
county district.
The wild cut presented inthe Phihi
delpl.ia isr.liigiinl (Ja.tlen hy (h Al
toomi Tritnin is doail. i 4
"The lb .a nl of Paiilons will hold
its next session in llnrrisbnrg on Tues
day, October (lib.
Kiissol Krrett bus been appointed'
CI. airmail nf the Republican ,KuUi Cen
tral Committee.
lion. A. If. Stephens has been re
nomiiiiitcd for Congress in tho Kighth
Congressional District of (ieorgin.
:n f r. , ,,,,, ,
j w 4.UU .uiallu ut dlVkUlUiJUl Jllli, 111
( ubloriiia, was destroyed by fire on
I'riduy afternoon. '. Loss $175,000.
The mill of James Mnrch 4 Co., nt
Willlamsuorl, was burned ou the 4th
iust. Iiims810,IHM); insuntliee 14,110(1.
Hon. John Phelan. a leading law
yer, ex-mcmher of the legislature, died
on tho ilMtult, at hi home in Waynes
burg, (freen county, Pa.
There will be 1.000 cases of Illegal
liquor selling to bo disposed of at the
.Septcinlior term of the Allegheny
county criminal conrt. -
. . ii . i. '
The truslcesof tholndiana Normal
s.Iiim.1 have Issued bojnls for fSS.OOU,
lor tho purpuso of fuinishiiig and re
tltting theiarhool bilililings.
Alexander (i. Cochran bus been
nominated fur llvprescntative in Con
giyss by the IreiiKs-ratsof the Twenty
third Icnnsylvaiiia District. ,
K. Hume Porter, a well known
resident of Lancaster city, and nephew
of the luto Kx-fjov. ttuvid li. Purler.
died nt llarrisburg, on the 1st inst
Mr. Samuel tiillilaud, of Centiv
count y, i the owner of a calf of the
I'eviiiiA. nud JJuibutu giiulii,,.w huh,
?,fY'M ''u; bu,Khva M 'KW
pounds,,
grout u Uio uiajoiity in tuts Mates in
Ct v. if . .itH Tlw. ,,,,. l
lieensu Was 0.280.
Humuel I). Ilninos, defaulting clerk
of tho Hank of Chester canity, who
reoeutly delivered hiniaclf up, wits sen
tenced on Kriday a week to eighteen
uionltis ii.ipris4iuiueiit. - ,
Mr. 11. M. Slanlov- has left Kmr-
'"'"I "n 'lis African exploration mission.
His bodv-iruiird limnbers ehrht bun
,,,vd men, a huge portion of w hom
have m n-ed in the navy.
j:,.i.i,i.i. i.i,i w...ui.rwi :..u,..i, ...
41. .1.1 ,1 ....... ...... ...... t:
-f.ii,, uiv ii.iai it.i, auiu i.iw i.B.in nil...
her old shoes were careftillv preserved
nsiniigton county Ceiui., i uo
l,Hll,t ,u0 (fwaU'st wool-growing coun-
V 1,1 ""' 1 '"itetJ Mates, i lie clip lor
t i
e present Vear aggregated over two
million pounds, selling nt a million
dollars.
I A new K.'i.iihlicnn naiaT is about
heintr ntiirt.fl in New York, in oi.nosi-
! turn lo tuo Jitiut, wlucb shows signs
iof going back on (.runt and tho Ibra
Shepherd crew. The tmhlieation is to
commence nls.iit the 17th inst.
Hon. Carletou II. Curtis,
I. resent
, . , e ,.
xj, . .b, . ' " J- "
grew first Assembled on tbo 4th of
jl September, 1774.
Tlio firxt of the new iron 1ik)bw('.
wit. .or mi, . .in.',, niiucw ni
uw; ,hip yu.il, in (.'lnwter.
nt
w Ini.i.el.eil on T..wlv i.ftern..n,
1C ,,t ,, A , ,,,,. ()f '
..,,.., (1 ,...
LLdiv. - .v,'! ,y Mr. Ii.mch and othajn..
. '
A new cuttle dceHo Ihih made it
"' " Hiicculent ptiiruo, nnd cuttle,
P"W''I thin, are never Ktt.icked l.y iu r n,,':
Mr. C'linrle II Derirner ou f ' " ''poJ'" PCni.iCttAi.K, at
!(llekto(e.riMllerttiier.BuceiHNlH hii?.lu.S!!t"'!!'.
(lie kto (reorite llerirner, Buceee.1 hi
l'tl..., i !, .,.,.....,...,, r ,i. n..
riRhurjr Trteqrajih. .Mr Rcrirner i ai
.rrailnute of i'rincet.m Colleiro, hei,leH
liivilll, B thornu,;!, kiiowliHl. of the
i.rit.tii.tr lnineB, imined in l.in fiithrr'
dc-jirfllm. 1 Buii"ir, war or r put..l o.r aail
. . CbrialiaB blajlurd. eoDtraotor.
I Tllllllze who WIU dct'eilU'd hv Alao, a erruua fran. d.lliai koult, abHa,
. -'". -V i,r ,,,.,,
ia ai.r, aitita.a on IUa norlh-
!J'! ""V" " """""" "ee, i .r s. ,im i. n iroa.eh of HoU.,.
I ';11 eli..lle.,Ke Jol,..oi. to a.iol hor nwe a.;.. oirarneM ,o,D., l-on.,,,,... tcgeibar
X!" 'Tl
- - . .. . : . : '
Ttia oftliial report of the mmniim
fn...siH...tv. oi ...n wh-i.j of jinr.nilie
inijilicuteH the jnilom, and atate tlmt
they were inMted l.y Col I Villetl,
Hamuie'a aid de-enuip, (o tiicililnte hi
llij;ht, hut acqiiitH the ifiimson of the
tort ul conspiracy In the ntlmr.
T .,.nllll,V.-, (iroilt r..t,..-.. U
mw ,3 " tillli (-ai.le
MwS., ZfoTthw
Ani'lo Anierienn 'I
nierienn Telcrrn,, (Vmmany,
mil puiul beinj; V(ileiilia. lie-
the ternii
. I it r, . , ,. .
.1.1 I. nit.l Ileurt-a ( tklilnl auC ......L
n' e iiiiiiiiii IJIIIa I)
. .' - - .'
, . At litest advice he had Laid
' -mntlcnlmik. and
:.v.10.,,,H t llenrt a ('.,.,i,..,i i., ,l,.v
. . , ' ,
Of Mm. Kllen l.von, who died in
New York, on Momiay of lat wwk,
at the noof 113, the.V.mnyH; "Wlit-n
she had passed away the relic of a l.y
Kiie ai0 l.K.ko.1 like a cl.ilil In slum,
her. Hardly a wrinklo ninrked thu
well-rounded cheek, and tho full lil
lh0 '"g y intent thnt hn.l pivtspit
"VW t'";iU. lo acar lehind."
' .,.ho prlneliail die In the new Han
Ki-utHwMo Mint weij;h almiit fifteen
tnn, Hnil )(, ,1( illrrf(.Kt ,, .
Pnitcd Htati It will ho use, I for
ipiapter-rtolliir. while the two i
1M1, , iUt , Mjnt ,viu u
iveyor,, t. J. nwignn ; Aiimtor, J, A,
j U'i''nald,
- Tlie telegmph anuoiin.'ea the death
at HpringH.-kl, Ohio, nn tlio 4th int.,
ot H,hop Thnnia A. Mnrri nt the
Mothodlsl Kplscniwl church, llo wa.
born in Kanawha County, Va., April
lju i-riai . n.. .... . .'i: .'u
', - rin 1817,wnordniiicd deacon by WkIi
op IbberUi, Ho waaan itinerant praacii
r In Ohi", Kentuekv and Teunee.
nnd In 1H31 wiw rloavn aa clitor of
thu lluYra Chriftinn Ailtveitte, when
it wa first, etahliel at. Cincinnati,
which nosKlofi1 ho fllled with iirent
ability until 1RM, whon ho vw u1.h.i.kI
a biaUop, i ylio J4olholit KplBonpal
church, The doimw of O. D. wa eon.
chuifh,
tbrrwl lip
IUin.aia.1
ion him by M Kendrve college,
in 1H4I, , . : ..
gftv Stlvfilisfmfiits.
Sheriffs Sale. .
TIV vlrtucorwrtUwf VnHWoni Erpauat, Ifiued
out of tits Court of Cumtnvn Fkm uf Clear
Uvlil vuanty, tud tno dirMled, Ibert will
bt tlpofotl lo ibll At tit Court llouao.
in the borough nf OUorlBld, lQiiijr, tht
yrtih4iiT of htiatniW, 1H74, at 1 o'fllwoli, . m ,
tl u.Utii)j iicrlbtl rtul ett, to wit :
A etftoin trtvet f Und litwlo in Lawrrnno
tuHnNhtli, (Jlt-tuflMlO county, tvaa.Tlvmo, bt.onii
nil v fullowii South by Imidk uf'llieliatd Himw,
rtr , M't by an alky, wett by road loadina; from
t'lRrttld lo fun nti eld and nortli by Willitio
atroot. Let 00 by JiiO IW in Im and hmviug a
larxfi frame ItouM nod ollir oulbuildin(i tb frown
vrtolod. bulird. tnkcB in xwuluu ud to be
old t tha rotM.Tiy of Joacpk Auiunnn.
Alio, a Mrlalu traot of land ltuU in CurwcD
filla borougli, (JUarCcId ounly. I'tnasylvanio,
bounded oirlli by lot of Win.' Hard, weit by
oNnui airec, rmt by lky and fntMb by .vnl
bt or Job ti I' a ton, imI bwitla; ift ffet Uunt 'l
ISO fwt deep, and having a atuall Tramo dnvlling
bouto tbort-un. Heiied, tithon in oirfution and lo
b nld ai tbo protwrty of Jobn R. Worrla, -
AUo, a certain tract of laud aiiual In Uurniido
townabip, Clear Gold ooonly, IVnnrjIrania, boimd
d and decribd ai lulbiwaj Uo Urn weal by Ilia
Huiquebanna rivor, nn the cat by land of
I'ali bin, on tb north by land tf A. W. I'a'tuhio
and o lb foiita by land of aaid Patebin and
tha HuaiutbauiiA river, cdniaininjr, alxiut two
hundred anro and baring abutt 641 uartn cleared
and Iitro itwnlltng hotM, buk barn, tenant
buuae and iw mill llicreon erected. Hciicd, ta
kvn in execuiiiio and lo be wild ai tin iiroi crly
ofliand f.tiiuitU.
Alan, a certain ttict of land aituttod in (Joaben
townrhip, Clearfield eounly, Pennsylvania, befrin
miog at a w bite oak en the bank ! tlte rtrcr, abv
the woulh uf Trout run, ol ibo end ut line ul tract
No. ltiManJ lr-Sj thence up lie rhr4 rt) l to a
poat i tiieoue north b rodj to atone ; tbenoe nor lb
h8 degree went 41 itrrchca to white oak; tbenoe
aoutb 8 if rebel to Irxjirt at the rivur; tbence up
the rirer by the trvoral coiirao and dirtuncrs
thereof to tat ao linn of land totnidrly of A.
Shaw north 1 dugrae eat fij prolicn in poat and
donee ; tbeitc north 8t degree eaat pereiite tt
ehcattmt oak; tbenoe nor lb ooe-balf degree wemt
52 perche lo vi bile oak theuoo bj dfgreva wrat
7Vt aerch(s to while imuo; IheDOOUorlli It dtgrtea
wft MV perohea te a double lie tn look ; theiieeajuib
SV drgreoa wcat 621 percbe to while oak t tbenoe
norm & a-iv peietiea tu ttblfae ia i theaee nortb
B!t flrr. W"t itf nlT' Th".C l'i,,i. lhtT,M'B
north M dcrrcea weit .til nerehe to mall chert
nut j tlioace north t (Hgree weet 1T4 peruhee to
pttit on old line i Uiaoj by the eeveral oouraea and
diatanceo of eaid old line U "ld maple" north
ait corner of tract No. tbHe ; Ihuneo atuth 8 de
grnae weal 87 Uu peroltoa to while ok on bank
el' ilver and plaoe of beginning, cunlainlng 4tii
aorea, an uro or Icaa, and allowance, being part of
tract No. 1H8I end IVli, aud having creeled
tbcrena a gatvl: lee-etvry tteua aud goui- bairn ;
alio, a good Fa mill.-t'irciirar tew and water pow
er. Neiaed, takeu in eatoutioa and lo bo auld aa
the property ofiltuuiaa tlrabaui.
AIo, a trrtiln tut of ground aitualc in the bor
ough of lloottdare, Clearfield county, Pennaylya
hnving ercettd thereon two frame) bouaea.
sviaed, taken in ciecution and to be xdd aa the
property ol Thoiuaa Jhijjiica and f&ry llngbni,
Alao, t certain tract of land altuate la lecatur
towoahip, Clear field county, fen nay I ran ia, begin
ning at a beuilork ; tbenoe by luuda of Abra!iaw
Gum nirth 34 degree netl el rrerehea tu a henv.
lock : tbenee aoutb tli degree weet Mi petrbec tu
hemlock i thenee north St-t dt-greca wtal 69 percb
va to hemlock ; tbeneo north Ot digrwa welt Ul
perch to hemlock j tbeuoe north 21 degreei eait
1 -7 perebdh to a pioe : Ihtooe aoutb Clf drgrrea
i-aat i.MJ pvrchea to liMulot k ; thenee aoutb 21 do
tree weat Ho jiarchaa ta the beginning, contain
ing 200 corn and allowance. tSeitcd, tnkcn in
rxuliun and to be told aa the property ot H. II.
Wallaoe, dtot-aaed.
Alao, eerlaia traot uf land, eimto iu Pike
lownanip, 4. tear lieu eouuty, Fa., bouudod aud de
.r ' P-m "0
iho amith aide ol tha west biaub of the ;inauun-
henna river ; tbenoe nortb lit dr2rrfiet 1C nor.
na(ua-
lo a pott ; tin ooe aoutb 87 digreti 76 pcrobea lo
a whim oak tree; thenee n .nh Mtgrw we
. - H m"iirui 11.0 river;
lunice up u.e rmr oyiiaeereral eotirara and d.a
tutiirea tu tha place of beg in nine;, etmioininc To
...... ... iihmd; one pinna
' ' , ",c" u;
No. 2. A lao. the undivided nn.htr nf .11
certain tnwt or piece of land situated in f iko
towaahip, Clear Ha Id eoautv, Pa., bounded and de
avrilwd aa follow a, via : Ittginning at a post oa
tbenee by Unda el I'etar Doorer irOrlh lt9 djrtr,
oaat 01 perebva to a poati thenoa by Unda of )'o.
ter Hoover aouth Hi degreoa, eait TO peirhee lo a
white oak tree ; Iheuoe north by land of William
Caldwell 0 degrn a, can !1 perchrt to a poat j
thence by land of Wm. Caldwell tooth i7 degree,
enat Ifi porohea Ut a poat ( thenee by Und of
mi iiiiiini umhk ui me rur(urnanna river
a p-iit i thence aouth by land ot W. Price Hi de
greed, cat 31 perrhe to a atako : tbenee by land
f Win. I'rice atiuib 2J dejrree, weit j2 jK-rchci to
a pi-af; thenee aurth 2 degreea, wr 1'J perchvi
to a birkury tbenoe ot 4 1 pore he to a pat on
tho bank of the rivur ; thence down aaid river
with variooa ronrer and dilaore of the river 244
perehri to place of beginning, nmtainjfig KUacroa
and 38 perrhea. with the uaunl allowance, having
a email bona and ham thereon erected, and un
derlaid with coal, with a bank open and in good
working order. Seiiod, taken in rxeeutkn and
to be jid aa the property of 11. A K. A. Hoover
Alao, A honao ami lot eitaaU In lUnibargrr,
Chartteld county, ra bounded aouth by lot of
John Heed, OJtt by townabip road, north by lot of
U. Wolf, and wrt by an alley. Heiied, taken in
execution and to Ire aold ai the property -of J, U.
Hoover.
Taaua or Tb nr.ea nr 111111 tit Blilk
! tho property iball be a truck off mail be paid at
w imt oi aaie, or atiro etaer anangeiuenta
made a will bo approved, e4krwiaet)) proper-
ty will bo Immediately put up and aold again at
tbo exprnie and rtak of tho pereon to whoa It
waa a true a on, ana wno, la cat ot a en dene
or at
neb re-aale, ahall make rood tho oaae. and in
no inatano will tho Deed bo preoented la Oourt
lor oonnnnation an leaf the money ia actually
potd to tbo Sheriff. W. H. M. f UKHSON, j
iSnnairr'a Orrira, I Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa., Kept II, 1874. J
SherifT's Sale.
IV.
aued out of the Court of Common Plena of
direetad, there Witt
at the Court Hotiae,
Mon. lav. the lth
'.... .
d-ty of Heptember, IS74, at 1 o'rloek, p.m., tbe
A frame La, ii.iHy.i , Ibrir feat
t,"'!l"i,I','"" !" hl"h' J"""" ","'
iwj M..r", r.DM.Ir.Tl ! rielaaj, uki. i V,.
"vtioa ana to w auu n, pronrrtj of Mra.
!,. .A!'hVc l""r)' r"V'-,'lli-s "-;
ZXjilZtt!
!iiil"c a.pi.rienar.i u.er.1., oiioat. i lha Tillai.
iinaan. w rar riam.
llaj.
loiib
l0'" "'"'W ". i-b,b iheeu,.!,
aa iu. rer.y or bwanajr, Alalia and
! N".r'1- , .
iJitJ
;aeni.a aa i..n.. ,ii: Ure.iBa.na; at maple
'''""P ij..lnin Uo.la of tiao. 8bail,r . ihi-.o.
rllrn.lmg alon( tha eald lleorf. hhelTera' lead
aoulh ll d.Kreea, weat 124 nervbee lo a oat:
lltenoe aortk 71 d.(reia, weat 144 errbea to a
poat tbruoe nor.b 21 dr(reea, eaat 114 nerehe.
to a poat Ihraee aoutb Iv, degreee, eaat 113
perci.ee to plaoa of eeeiuaitia. . aonuinine 111!
"" "Proee, ua.opaH.MItal'a..lg.olu1 ti,.
Stiver survnv. Hfiicd, takitn in execution and to
oe oti a tuo propcrtr af Levi Moorchouae. j
Tmnii or HAi.n. Th nri or cum at which
t! property iba!l b truck alT muat h M at
lha Una mt al, or acb other nrianxinovjta
made aa wit) he appravH, othcrwiac tbn proocrty
will be iu.oioditflv put np and aold again at tht
expena and risk uf the pcraon to rb it waa
atrnok off, and who, ia ease ul di-nciencv al uch
rc-aalc, hail make rond the eciaa. and in no lu-
ataao will the lwd be preavutvd in Couri for
eonarmalioB unlea, U num.. ia ae.ually paid I
Ihe bherid. W. U. alci'UKUS IN.
r...Kn.ry a Ora.ra, 1 gki'vifT.
Clearfield, I'a., fepl. , If,".
QUl'HANH' tHJUH'D SALll..
TALCABI.a KKAL KSTATR.
Ity virtue of an order ef the Orntmna r-.iMr. nf'
Clearfield eooalj, and la ate direole.l, there will
ba eapeeed la put, He aa., la Cloariel.l, I'a, aa
Saturday, Ortobera, I0T4,
the followin draer.bcd real eatatr. tale the bo.n
erty of Ueorga Flanifaa, deeeaaal . A w.aln
lot or pirn al ro.nd, altuate la Ih. koro.,,h of iZl ".i. ,d ZTl ,'" ....L?'
Cle.r6,ld, r...T,i,.,.l.,l and d.eild a. fl1w., '"T . ', , k,
.1. . Oa .ho n,U, by Pin. atreet. on the ,ll, I.; " '" 'IrT!'' of """ , !"
m. .Hey. on th. weet by lot n.,nlr 19 and on ! fa.V"". """T. - 8. om PhJJ.r
Ihe ea.t by Ihe ea.1 hall ..f let anrnWr 17 and ' "'1,R 'i.ala, almald ool I. deereed ne-
i known In the pl.nofa.ld horn,,,, a. the w, '
ibalf ofh,l n.n.brr ITO, and h.ylnt tb.W
erected a .'d two ,lnrv frame houaa.
T.:nua Una third ra.h on eonflrinntinB nf aale
aad Ihe belanee in one aad tww yaara, with bBda
ana Biorrgaira ta aeeare the aame.
JAM. u .1 It A 11 A M, Kiroutor.
ClearirM, RepL II, ls;4..;ll
JkOTICK TO CUKDITOIK-
Credltor. will lkn Bailee that a the 14. b
day or Juno, IS; 4, I'hartee K. Wolf filed hia petl.
1 1. ,a In tba I'enrl af Canitaas Hat el Vlerald
ooanly far Iho benelltat IU lt.eel.ent Uwe.aad
thai nn the aatne day tbe Court fixed I be Ita., for
hearing Iba aane at I' I ear M.I at Ibe Bait eonrl lo
I. held oa Iba sih day of Keptriaher. 1174, let
whinhhe will file hi. final petilinn), and that not
or Ihe aama be irireo b hia evedilora. al whloh lime
and plane they may attend If they lee proper.
WM. II. MeOHLlAKtlll, '
aVpl. I. Ilttl . All y for l'eul,enr,
N
OT1CK TO 1.00 MEN,
The an.(er.l,aod kay lve w(i,, dial
lot of aaw log
d a apar, hearing the tnn r hi
tunnd baKiw, haa
drift, and ar How tre.
paaiina oa th premUe af the aubacriber re id
tn n tha banll of the river, at tha month of
Ulnar I old iwk. Tha narka ara at folionat1
'I'iaa trea," rtnjr two," "diamond II,, " MTo
U,H"TtU,"'llou li," on tfiar.Hun; A," If
thoaa l"ra am not roinnvci) aithin a reaaaeahhi
Mw, lhv will he Atafiotod of i tb ta direct a
P. O. ddria, l learbeld. Pa. i "
vptMt . . , WM, OIUUAM.
BARBKU AXW HAIR DKKSn.!
Ronm. In tbe Irtonard Kata, .(...,.,
Bpia-J, .' ( Cl.art a.
ilea acnliscmfiits.
"'' ' " SherilTs Sale. -
1Y virtue of a writ of i'leW
) out of the Oourt of Comiaon Plea if Clcar
nvid oovnti . aid to of dire ted, there UI be
eipoeed to I'll III. 10 HALK, at Ike Court Huuae,
In the borough of Clear Bold, on KiiurJuy, iho
2tl. dey of riiletnbi r, 17 I, at 2 o'elouk, m.,
tbo fvlJowlug Ileal fi talc, lo wit t
All dciendanfl rlht, title'aiid Idle rcH of , In
and to a ecrttin p(rre of gniand aituate in Ibe
townabip of Motion, Clearlleld wmntyf KimayU
ratiia, being bU by lift hcl end having a two.
tory frame liouae III by SI feit, boon di d aud dt
aoribed aa fulluwai Od the north by public Mad,
on the tut. weat and wutb by 0nJ of Hi ram
Woodward.
N(. fl. Alto, defendant 't intereet In kt of ground
0S by IU6 feet, with one tory frame ahop, bouu'l
d anrth by iiublio road, oa the aoutb and eaal by
Umia uf 11. Wu'xUerd and on the aeat by lamia
of F. LiiftoM. Hin-d, lukcn In i-xwuiiiu ami tu
bo iMd ai the properly ol' llonry SbowalUr.
AUo, about 6aV wrt ef Uoi eiluatoil tu lit II
townabip, Ciuarlicldouunty, l'fnnylianla, bnuud
ed n the nortb by lamia of William liall, aoulb
and wait by landi ol John Ui-ll aud at by land
at Bm, Mc Crack I'll, diecaird, banag thertn
eret-tt-d a aniull frame buuae ai.d lug alable, wi'b
otxiot li arrt'ielrarod nnd a aniall orchard, bclw-l,
takuh in eteeution and to I cild oa l lie irMorty
ef D. II, ribarp.
Alio, a oertain kit at groan d alluate in the bur
ougb ot Net WftihiiiaCton. UO by 2HU and hating
viewed thereon a Iwo-ft.-ry plunk noun, 10 by .tl
feet, bounded aa fullowa, north hy Main street,
weit by lot of Prof. :roa, aoutb by Jno. Cunt'
mmge and tttri by lot of T. (lerrttoD. Hiwd,
laitm in esrfurion and tu be cold aa the property
of N n Dry A. Mitchell and Samuel T. Mitchell.
Alo, one litioie end lot ailoate In the Tillage nf
Aineanlle, Woodward townabip, anid lt buiog Ail
(et front and 172 foot doe p and baring erttctcd
a a in all lilaok bdnpr. 1) torla high, with kitchen
attached, with well of good war, arid bounded
on tbo aoulh by plank nd, on tbo north by atnet,
on the wvat by lot of aud on the eat by lot
of Hcitfd, tuken In fjLecutiun and to bo
old aa the pr iperty of W. W. Albert.
AUo, All tho J.fcn.luiit'a right, litlo n- .l
inlereat in buuae acl lot in llouti Mr, with out
buildinga, lituatcon S. W. o.irner f Cbarlra atre t
and I'wralluy, I d So. in general t.lrm of ;ild
I boroiigb, HO Ut front by lUiieet, Ckiroding Weat
to Onk alKy, ami adjoining property o E. C
fr,l,n Htiie I' krii in caution n.d to be aelil
iinwe oo toraouin. ineuotiae la a two-itorv
aa the pMperiy of JaAiee and .Luke Uiley.
Alao, No. 1. All ItfeuiUni'a right, title and in
tereat lu a certain two a tory larui hottae and lot
in HuuWdali!, logeibtT with outbuilding, ilnat
on eaut aide of Jim tin atrect, and known anI
dc-ignatrd aa No. 01 in gdirral plun of aaid bir
ough. boi'mtoi! on the north by property o( Win,
Iiaughrrty, and on the f-uth by propfrlr of 4a-.
Carter.
No. J. All the defendnm' right, title and in
torei't In A Iwo-atory Irauie dvtclliog houoe and
hit, together with outbuilding, aituutc in H juti
dale, ou auathweat ctifner of KHia and liter r
atrecta, and bounded on the aoulh by property of
William I'arkcr, known and designated aa No. i4
in general plau of dil borough. ScixeU, tavken
in exerotion and to be cold aa the proprrly of
Jamea llahy.
Alu, all thfl right, title and inlf-rett of Ue de
fvntlarit in the t :o atory frame dwelling houte,
together with lot and outbuilding eouareird, lo
cated on the nurlheait corner oi f ue nnd timid
m reel a, in the borough of IJoutidalc. The let ia
6 fevt front by ixvi, and extonde north to
Muoae alley, aud in known and d feign a led aa No,
tit ia the general plan ofiaid boruuh. Sciied,
takn in execution and to e told aa ibo pnj.i-ii
of Juhrt A. Ktorin.
AIo, all tboae certain trmnta or ).arola of land
iluate in Knox lfjwnhip, ClearB. IJ county, J.,
hounded and deaeribed a lolUa: One thmf
beginning at a rock-oak thenee uortb forty-nine
and on fuurth di-grec, eact one buadri'd and
ftairuegreea, eaat three hundred and Ihirty porch
e. aoutb fifte dcerea. wut i.i..ii-.f....r
e, aoutb fifty degreea, wvat ninety-four petehea.
tbenee north forty degree, want tkn Inin'ind
and thirty pen-hca to rlaoe of bcirinofiiir. aint
obtaining two bui.drrd am
ten aorff, nt.irr or
leia,
I bo oilier piece, Vgiuniug L a p )st oo truct
line, theiicc north lifly difi.i, eaal ntntly-ttro
i perchre umre or kaa to atnnca, Ihrnee aouth lift
i tn il-greea, weal nindy-ttrn pcnlie
J ,i .l .li...
Minim.
.ummuuim mini aBl) une-iwiii aiigrt-vr,
went one hundred and mvfnty M?reh(, wioie or
leaa to plare of I wrinntng, and oonlaiaing nim-ty.
three aerea and filir-on lereheo an l alluwance.
Tow other thereof, being the John HIom prop
erty, formerly bounded by bin da of ilium Ir
vin'a eolote and TatricL Fljnn, and a'ljohilng tlia
tmct of two hundred and ten aerea alove dea
cribed, and containing fllty-nine aoie aud iwo
tcuth perebca, Htizcd, Ukcn iu cxw-i'lioa and
to be aotd aa the property of Samuel Lambert.
a io, a-ienaant a interval to and in tbo fullow.
uvia county, r oontauiiiig about one aore, with
aniall plank bona erected tben-oa and bounded
a fullowi- : on the north l-r Und of II -l.
der, aouth by iuropik aii i o.n wot hy laod ef
Joaeph Aerrcr, juniorj ftt ited, taken in eieen
tion, andtu be eild m tb properly of Jimti II.
I'rauekcr.
Alao, dIVadanl'e vght, title iM inletvat in a
two ory frame dwelling bJUM nud lot nt ground
lore ted In the borough uf Oceo!a, and kn-wn a
lot No. 3" I, hounded aa follow i IVnting n
aoutb ine f lUh rtreM and eorner or spring
alley, nid lot being fitty hw one hundred rct.
and adjoining lot of U. olcCullnngfa. hii,l,
taken in execution, aud to bo fold aa tbe nrtvi
arty or K. 11. Bhoft. 1 '
Tbrhi or Batn.Tbo price ot lutn aa wkieh
tbo properly ahall bo atrnek off auit be paid at
tho time tr ale, oranrho bcr arrangement
madi aa will bo approved, otherwise tho property
b I ' put up and aold again at
i toe peraon t wno-a tt
,,nok nff, and who, In oaae af deficiency at
luch 'o-aale, ahall make good the eatae, and in
" ittaaeo will the Deed bo presented in Court.
for confirmation wnleat tho money ia actually
r v we ouwiu. w . n, ait riiMiiu?t,
SHAHtFr'a Ornrn, tibcriff.
Cloarflild, I'a., Sept,, 1874. J
;tion..
All per ao in are berebv warned iciinitMnMlirt.
with or pnrcltAOing any of the following proper-,
ty.vit: Oaeaarrel mare and ono rvan hurae with
their harntia, alao one ttm-borae wagtin, now in
pncain of Jtolomnn Kline, of Lnwrcnea town
abip, at the nine wna purvhaaed hy mod the let of
September, and given to aaid K line on loan ontv
W.M. POHTKU,"
ffept.ocTt-Sto h. I. lU'CK,
N
J"OTICR TO II EI l!S.
la K. WiBaT 1 In lkaOr).haspClsi(
Th,n.aa Cirn, dre'il, of Clearfield Cn.
of Woodward Townahigi.J No. , JuiyT. IS" t.
Cllatloo fc. .Uo eeuae B bv ipeellio nerfariBaBi'a
lUonld not be decreed.
To tuo beiraand Irgal repmi'DtaliTeefThoniaa
Ciwan, derea.ed, teador, and Jo,h Hegatl.T,
deecaaed, veadec, in aaid oontract. via : Klienboih
Cowon, widuw. Bow Kli.alwlk , Marrnrrt
Jane Cowen. iiancy Leviua Coaeo, i. U. Suiilh,
Kuardiaa of Jmu I awen, Krallaa Cwen, Miliar,.
Cowen and TbuB.ee Line C.wea, Mra. Jena lit,
arlr. widitwand admialatratrii, Wm. V. (Vrijcbt.
a'lninirator. Mra. Mara Hraaljmr H..r.K
Jr - lin Hrgjrle. Jeck.oe llejarly and , gae'r-
diiB ef William MrKMIr. Take Bailee, Ilia. J..U
diac Wiilun. iirKiir. TakBaiiN,u.st j..a
or rVptember, IS74. and ebow canar, if any ynu
have, wlir aperido parf.u-a.enee of the eoBtrart
made between Ckomaa Cowea. deneaard, aud Jo.
aeph llt-Mart.T, deaed, dated tmh fleplrmlMT,
If'M, Utould aid bedeoreed aeeord.ng to ihe true
iiitcut aud utrauing thrrent'.
W. H. M. PHFUROX, Sherirf.
Aural i A. W. I.nr, Hrg. Mco. aep.g .'lt
N
OT1CE TO 1IK1KS.
In Ho Katata of U too Orphiia' CowtU
lata of Woodward Twp.
No. j
Juan T . I.hT J
cm Fprcinc peritirtiiatipca.
Aud naw. tvth Autruat, 1KT4, Hulc jrrantad oia
licira and Icjat rofirairntalivcB ol Samuel Uegar
ty, drceacd, to aliow caua whj tjarwinc ptrlona.
aneo ahould not lx decreed ;
To the heir, and lajral ra.treacntativw af Patn
Ufl lloftnrt.f, dvtfeaaod, vi: LgrdU lityaitv, w.
d-w. Jnmo llrR.rtv. Villiata Hofcirtr, Alary
u.a.ilv ..u j.U; n niKIHIf , ROV nilCUant!,
Margaret itlierow and John Wtthrrow, her ho.
bead, Jaaa Jurlan aud John M.dardan'bee I,,,.."
band, bniuucl llaeartv. of lle-rv. H,.i..rt u ....
Rarly, Henry llrcrlv, J,ei,h llmarlv, Will, in,
I Tin'inee, riamuel llt-prarly. faV W. Ilvaa'riy, vid..w
I of Wat. Iletrane, Matilda Lell and c'ortea bell,
j her ha.bnnd, Anne. Kink and Jaine. fiok, bet'
hoaliaitit, Wm. MrOaltough, Jo.eph jdoCallouxli,
Mai.v J.oe .M. C.illaticli, Loufe M'ulloaKh, Heu-!
I.en Jrfl'r.U. Jnn UllKnn.u A..r.li- L
Ann llveert. J.m. A U..1... A u t
Stewart, who al.iu. In be vendee. 'of Wuhan. IleC
K.rty, Uka noliaa. that yoa ara hereby re,ialred
to be and appear M our neat Orphana' airt, la.
u,... m a.i u,r leareeet WMtnt.y, oa tbe rata,
day of September, next, aad ehaw aauaa, If any
?"f ,0 '"" ':,t",V,,m"
A"."U . .. . 'UbllbU.. bb.r.lL
. .." .?"!? ea. aeptD .I
COURT PH0CLAMATI0H.
THI!I1S, Mon. 0. A. WATIB. rroaldent
' T J'l. o( Iba Caatt af ComaiaB I'laaa or
lha Twoaly.tlth Jadiolal Dialrlel, ennaoaad of
tbe enn. or a af Clearfield, t'oatte and Clialou
and Hon. W.lli.h C. Folkv and lion. Jn J.
Hairs Aamelate Judea of Clearfield roomy
have i.aued their preeepl.te uae dirret.d, for the
haldlng of Court or t'ou.ni,a I'ieaa, Orphan.'
Court, Cmirt of lluarter Vaa.lo.ia, Court nf wee
and Terminer, aad Court of Henorat Jail l.el.v
ary, at Ihe Court Itoaaeal Clear IvU, la and fnr the
enuaty of Clearfield, eomnteaeiax oa Ike rourtll
Mouday, llM Unlit al , sarpi. Inn. and (a.
continue three week.
NOnilK IK, ieaeeWa, hereby alren,U U.
Ooroner, Jaalieei of tbe Teaoe, enj Cor.tlaU.a,
la and (ol aaid eoaoly af Olea.leld, la tfpeer in
their prowr perenae, wllb their Rewrda, Halle.
InqaiaiUant, kaatalnatlona, a,d eO.ee arniem.
braaeee, be do .knee thinira wkieh te Ibelr eBeai,
and In tbalr bek.lf. patvaka to be lata
node, aiy hand al Clearfield, tlla l
day or rV.iternb.rt In lb. yaat af an Lord an
thiuuud tdfbl baadrad and .evenly four.
. i . . I i v. k. McrHKaaoN, ...it
PUtil.KUTOX
', : with ' ', ;.
W. V. UpriN'COTT & CO.,
t . ' .
Wh.oIet.tlo Dcittvr ti
Hats, fups, furs 4 Strnw Cootl ,
Xcv m MaaarT gtatar,
.WTtn tl'.e' i- ritaAniti riiiA PA.