Thc gtcpuMiran. GEORGE B. GOODLANDER, BITuS i OrTITO. CLKAKFIELD, Pa. WRDNKHUAY HORNING, KOV. H, 1IM. r.LvN Each Strango as it may gccin, Philadelphia and Allegheny coun ty wild each eloven Democrats to the Legislature. ' Skunk edT Alexander, the Radical candidate for Congress, did not re ceive a single vote in Crawford nd Cinigan townships, Clinton county. Even Florida "electa a Democratic T.,.i.iuim ul.ir li iriKinva tho return ...g..,.-....-., of a Democrat to the Uuitod StaUw Senato, in place of (filbert, whoso term expires next year. "The other Butler" (Roderick R., of Tenneaaoo) is beaten by 1,800 in the district that furmcrly elected him by thousands. Den w not tho only dema gogtlJ shelved on the 3d. Sunt to Conubcs. Wo, Mutchlcr, Esq., of Northampton county, who was Chairman of the Democratic State Com. mitteo three years ago, was elected to Congress at the recent cloction. How Chanukd! "Events in the Old World," is the largest head lino wo have seen in a Radical newspaper for over two weeks. Homo do not scorn to know that an election has been held. Ebbob. Mr. Hockey's majority in Clinton county was largo enough to satisfy the most ambitious, yet a blim deriug compositor last week made us say it was 2,938, being just 000 too much. Faxson's Discount. It will bo ob served by tho official table, that Judge Woodward, our nominee for Supreme Jmlgo, boa a majority of 7,124, while tho balance of the State ticket has but 4,600. Pnxson was rasoed about 2,500 in his voto. Jknkr and Winslow. It seems they have been holding a "Jenks and Wins- low jubilation" in Jefferson county, As Jcnks is the Democratic Congress man elect and Winslow tho Republican Senator elect this fraternization in re joicing would seem to indicate that tho election of these gentlemen is every body's victory. Look at it Aoain. Clinton and Elk counties gava 4,128 votes jot Mr. Mackey and 1,234 against him. Near ly 3,000 majority. We are indeed proud of our member, and predict that he will be 5 roprcscntnive for the peo ple instead of a more tool of corpora tions, ns was charged upon him during the canvas. (iLouiois, Indeed. It appcarstbat tho Radicals sustained a perfect Bull Run defeat, on the 3d of November. Outof the 24 States and Territories that voted on that day, that party carried ouljf !, -vU t Hbod Inland. In tHo EaBt; South Carolina in the South; Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, in the Northwest, and Kansas in the West- The "Banneb" Gone. For years Allegheny county has been termed the "banner county" by loyalists, because it always gave the largest Radical ma jority. Grant's majority in 1872 was 16,000, and Slackey'a in 1873 10,000. This year the Democrats carriod the county by a majority of 2,600. llow is that for high, out in tho "banner county ?" A New Revelatoe. A special dis patch from Boston says that General Butler is preparing a letter for publi cation, lie says ho was defeated by men professing to be his friends, and promises uneomfortablo revelations. He threatens to form a now party in Massachusetts. Bully for the beast. Ho will yet make it lively for "tho government." Neablt all Sick. Morton, Logau, Vice-President Wilson, and in fact nearly all tlut Radical leaders, except Ben Butler, are sick and traveling for their health. Morton has gone to California, and it is said bo nuty not return until next Summer. Butler, however, proposes to be at his post in Congress, although he received the largest dose of any of bis colleagues at the late election. Tail as Gospel. An exchange says: The lost election contributed mora to the reconstruction of the South and to the restoration of harmony and good will among tho peoplo of all sections than ten years of Radical tinkering. Tin people also resolved that war and strife should not be maintained for a generation to gratify tho selfishness and ambition of Jladu al partisans. Am Explanation. The Williams- port Bulletin explains the Radical de feat in this Stat in this way: "The dot of it is ths Republicans were not generally aware of tho change in elec tion day and stayed indoors." That may be proper vorsion of tho caso, but then, it is a rough joke on tho "in telligence which has governed this country for tho past fourteen years." i -i 1 iliTcnsn Aoain. Three wooks ago Judge Orvis and McEnally had a tilt before the bar of public opinion. Last week the two gentlemen apnea rod in legal contests in our Court room, as though nothing bad happened. The former lias been elevated to tho Bench by the people, and the latter floored Iry (Jut nmi fellows. Such are the mishaps in this country, whore tho jttople rnlo. SHARP Work. Throughout New Jersey, since ejection day, groat inter est has been felt In the Fifth Congres sional district canvass, especially when It was found that ft few vote eUlur way woe Id decide the contest between William Walter Wiolps, the BepaWI can, and Augustus W. Cutler, Demo crat. On Saturday the Morris county board of canvassers examined the vote gain, and fbnnd that Cutler's majority we forty. This gives the distriet to Caller byfUr majority. PUlfH k on of tho leader in the pesent Ooo gres, U Yrjr wealthy, and was elected j.wo year ago by a large majority. MURRAY'S FAREWELL AD- DJiESS. Tho Chairmun of tho liadirul-Modoc arrangement baa delivered a eulogy in the ahnpo of "an address" to the fttlleij foe, in which, though short, he titUir more truth than he was able to bring to tho surface during tho wholo cam paign : For example, ho says ; ... Pillow Ripi-slicim t At yea are aware, Pana aylraaia, tad ataay of kar Blator Blatoa bar de clared ia faeor of Ieeaoeratle rala. a a o They will Bar a enaaiderable ua)orlty la Cob growl. aaaaaaaoaaoo Tbo oartaorlee af the lata war ara fadlDg sway, ana with thea the wlaniag nreelign wbleh erowned uto Brpablteaa wan ea It eaerged Iron, tha eoa iot Tha Ua baa bow Km, wboa,llha oil other Ctrl I al a. baa tho leeao. of lb. boar aadLoMthar leal we will agata be eaeooatfo.1. .. - ....... .... That is so. Hatred and malice must give way to reason and common senso. The addresser continues: ' ' So hr aa aar county la concerned It boa anna Ibli jw, aa la tha put, Deaoemtle 1 and Iho Independent aaeveateBI baa eorved IU day. aad. partial, oaaworod a noeful pnrpoeo. Tho regular orgaalaallea bava galaod aethiag erer tho Ha. puMioea party by rraaow of tan ladependent eaovtaeat or ita enooaroa-oiaoat by oor organiaa uoa. ibe emau acoea.ioua wbloa titay bavo gained from oar ranha will bo fully offee! by Iba dcmorallaolloa whieh their own party aaflora. ibolr flatory orar tha ladepeodoat wu wot a aaay or ao early aa thay expooted. Thalr auoooaa wu daa to tbo moat tboroogb and expraali e aau tbm whiab waa avor aiada la Ihia aouaty. Lat oar raah ba naitod. Whatever divlaloaa of oplBloa aiay bare exialed aa to whether it waa oar proper polloy to eoeoarago or oiaooorogo tne Indapeadaok movement, let tbeoa bo forgotten la the eoranoa daairo la proaaola tha aaity aod atrealh af our argaaiaatloB." Mr. Murray need not trouble him self about the rnuill occasions. Tho Democracy are fully satisfied uHn that head, and will ask no boot upon that scoro. "Tho Independent movement has served its day." That's cool. Why, it bad BOO majority in the Court House only one month ago? Murray, you Migrate. Philadelphia. Tho Court in Unit city has at length succcdcd in count ing tho lute election returns. ' The total voto east for Lieutenant Governor was 106,737, as follows: Olmiload.Rad S9.1f.CI Letla, Ilea al,S87 Majority far Olmitcd. 1J.IIH3 The majority for all tho other Radi cal candidates in that city is about tho same except for District Attorney and Coroner. For tho former ofllec, Fur man Sheppard, Democrat, is olectod by a majority of 1,407 over "Bill" Mann, the real ring leader of all the corrup tion in that city and Harrisburg. Dr. Faul Goddnrd, Democrat, is also elected Coroner over James M. Ash, Radical, one of Mann's lieutenants, by a majority of 1,686. Previous to tho election, the Judges of tho Court struck oft of the registry list the names of nearly 7,000 repeaters, which had been placed there by Bill Mann & Co., to make their majority about 20,000 in the city and thereby carry tlte State as heretofore. Tho action of the Court therefore re duced the Radical majority in tho city to 12,000, and thereby gave the State to the Democrats. The loss of the Ring counting machine in Philadelphia and Allegheny county under the new Constitution has proved a Radical loss of not less than 15,0(10 voles to the Credit Mobilieritos In this State. Hon. William A. Wallace. The Philadelphia Sunday Tribune says: "Now that It is settled beyond doubt that the Democrats have a majority of not less than twenty on joint ballot in our newly olectod Legislature, the cloc tion of a United States Senator in place of John Scott, whose term will shortly oxpire, will be in the hands of tho Dem- OCmta. Thetw la ITU Uuubi ttial fKu- tor Wallace, who has served his State so long and well in the Senato, will be nominated and elected, no has earn od tho position thrico over by his la bors for the interests of the State, his faithful adherence to Democratic prin ciple and his many years of constant service in tho ranks of tho party. As chairman of the Democratic State Cen tral Committee, he has been of untold beneflt to that organization which has given him a most manly position as foremost leader of the Democratic par ty in this State. He possesses marked ability and strict integrity, and in tho Senate of tho Uuitod States would do honor to the good old Commonwealth of Pennsylvania." Soiietuino Wronu. Onrvictoryhus been a glorious one, and wo cun hardly torturo ourself up to a growling point. Yet, some things were done on election day, In the north-eastern portion of the Stato, that we cannot understand, at this distance from tho scene. The Radicals succcodod in electing one member of Assembly in Northumber land, four of tho six in Bchuykill, and tho members in Montour and Wyom ing. I ho loss of seven members in tho most Democratic portion of tha State is to be regretted, it is true, we have enough without thorn, for nil practical purposes, but then wo would have liked to bavo seen tho whole family at Harrisburg this winter. Probably our friends will do better in those localities next time. J ErrERsoN Spreadino. Our neigh bors on. the West seem to have mount ed well night to Ilia topmost round of the political ladder. Jefferson county is really becoming the nursery of great men. Look, for a moment : There is lsaao O. Gordon on the Supreme Bench, Win. P. Jenks President Judgo of tho Clarion District, George A. Jenks mem ber eloet to Congress, all of Brook villo, and R. C. Winslow, of Punxsutswncy made State Senator. And yet, those same men had the audacity to charge Harry White and his Indiana cminty buckwheats with being greedy want ed everything while the poor Jeffer soniana were to receive nothing. Were wo "tho 1lbby Prison victim" wo would give them h-l ball Columbia, yot. The Viper. Because Kx-tiov. Curt tin refuses to "bed" with public robbers and moral outlaws somoof tho Radical organ try to sting him. Witness the following which we clip from the last Jiitjltman'i Journal. "Andy Cartla loafa arornd the Bellafaala relrl. aiaa erase and robe bia bawda ever Dewoeralle Tieterlee, hat it's aelhlag sore tbaa Jet llarla deee." Men who "loaf at all should not re proach others for occupying the sam scat Only! The Washington ItmuUiean, Grant's own, aays the avorag majority for the Democratic State tirket in Pennsylvania is only six thousand. It might have added that Grant's majority was only one unndred and thirty-seven thousand. Deiuoo ratio gain 143,000. Tboaeaaao af Iieaaoeralie rooetora or wed leet waeh u orowod lurtllo. Welt lot tbeaa eraw, M k tha Bret 4! ate thay kava arowad alaea era wen Ikoked et M -Tyreo ZrroM. Oh I now, brother Join, don't take on act. Ilaae some rostwot for other people leelkigs. THE STATU LEGISLATURE. llclow will lie liiiuid u complete list ol'lliu Neiuitoi elected, nml n clilwitled list of the House, showing the politi cal complexion of the next Legislature to be ilocidcdly Democratic, to tho as tonishment of both parties. And un dor tho provisions of tho Now Consti tution, it will renmin so Kir two years. B8M1TB. but. I. Philadelphia I. I'hil.ddibi. I. )'btldtllii i. Pbilndclphla ....... a. Philadelphia t. Philadelphia T. Philadelphia H... ,. I . P biladelpbij... 1 M.mmn viaUt fin nu.k. rbuotie itiiijL ID. Iluoll , II. Darke It. hluatgonery M ,.. IJI. Laneaeter Id. L-aneaater M la. Dauphin 15. Lehigh IT. LobaBoa II. Nortbaeapton... I- Chi(r to. Lnaoruo H......UH.,.... 11. Liiaeroe 12. 1'iko, Moaroo end Carbou li. llredford end Wyoming 31. Lyeuuing 16. Tioga, I'oiter and M'Kenn.. 11. r!uaiucliaona and tVeyne. IT. Union, Hayder and Korlhuinli'ld IS. York. ..... l. Schuylkill oil. fobuvlkUl .11. Parry, Utlttin and JubUIb 32. CainberUrtd , SH. Franklin oud Huntingdon It. Clinton, Centre and Uloerlleld.,.. S6. UUIr 34. Bomerael, Bedford aad I'ulum.... ST. Juooraon nud Indiana.... 1H. Cameron, Klh, eta ail. Weetmoreleod aO. Oreene and Feyelle el. fiuUerend Aruatropgw 3. Allvheny 4. Allegheny it. Allrgheay O. Allegheny eo, Denver and Wnaliiogton aT. I.awrcneo end Meruer as. Warren aud Vonnngo. 4. Erie M. L'rawford. Tolnl aaaiTORa' aaaaa. I J 11 Alexonder,.n. IDA Nagle, 1). I John Lamon, H. a II U Jonea, II. Ill Untie, H. A K Uunhlo, R. I U 0 llorhr, 11. 8 Jacob Crouae, R. TV Cooper, 11. II Harmon Verkoa, D. II u tirmantrool, D. II Ha A Yeukle, 11. II J B Werfcl, H. II PJ Roebuck, K. IS A J Uerr, H. II K Albright, D. IT 1 O Ildlman, R. IS 8 C Khlmer. 1). IH R L McClellan, R. 30 W II Klanlon, D. II II D Payne, It. 11 (1 II Rowland. II. 1.1 Veloa Rockwell, ll. 14 T Challaot, 1). 21 II 11 Ntrang, R. ! W W Wnlawa, K. 11 A II Dill, U. U II (I lluefoy, D. 20 U P lleohlol, D. 0 J P Colihan, D. I JO War.eiu, D. .11 Jaa Cbealnut, D. 3 C M Kibl.en, I). .14 W A Wallaae, l. J A Lemon, R. II K I) Yulay, K. IT R C Winelo. t. B. ill D Maclar, It. .10 1 C Clark, D. 40 W II I'leriord, II. 41 8 M Jackaou, It. 4t Hugh McNeil, R. 4 U II Andoreou, II. 44 J 0 Nawinvor, It. 44 R A Wood, D. 41 J. 8. Hntan, R. 4T (4 H'Klnliy, k. 45 W S M Mullen, R. 4V Uee II Culler, H. oO Ueo K Ao.laraon, R. THS KOt'Bfl. 'Adame 1 .Tnnlala Armatrong t Irftnoaatar Allegheny. I 11 l.awrraoe.HH.. 1 Rearer . I 1 lbaiiun 1 Bedford. 1 Lehigh S Uerka 6 Luaeme 1 7 lllalr 1 1 Lreoming 3 Bradford I 1 M Keen ' I Botha .. 1 I Milllin I Bui lor 1 1 Merorr 8 Cambria 8 Monroe u.. 1 Cameron 1 Montgomery. ... 6 Carbon.... 3 Montour 1 Centra. 3 Northampton... t Cheater. 4 Northumborl'il. I 1 Clarion. t Perry . 1 Oarneld.- I Philadelphia.... JT II Clinton... I I'ike 1 Columbia........ 1 Potter. 1 Crawford I 8 Schuylkill 4 2 Cumberland..... 2 Snyder 1 Daopbtn ....... 8 Home-reel t Delaware.. I Hulliraa 1 Elk.....w .... 1 Surquebaaoa.... S Krie 8 I Tioga. t Fayette 2 I'nloa 1 K'ranklia. ........ I Venango 1 i Fulton .. 1 Warren......... I Foreet I Wnehingto.. u... t I Ureeoe... 1 Wayne S hnnlingden I Wertmoreland. 8 Indiana. w. Wyoming.,......, I : Jeffrrron..- 1 York H 4 Total 110 Huntingdon electa to the Uauae ana Independ ent Republican, wha waa aorainnted and eupport ed by the Democrata. Loaoraa electa ana prohiblttaniaL BBcariTCLirion. . 1 oVnn-le. ifouae. Tclnl. Demoerete.... 20 110 1:10 Republioaar 80 K 110 ladenendent ..., 1 Prohibition I Damaeratla plurality on Joint ballot, 1 1 Democratic majority on joint ballot, 0 DISTRICT flETUftXfL i Below will bo found the official vote cast in our Coiigressionul, Judicial and Senatorial Districts, as computed by the several Return Judges at lielle- fontc, on Tuesdny, the 10th diiy of i November: orncub Torn ros coaaanaa. Caaaliaa. Centra Clearileld J,6.'.l ... t,bi .... l,u-i ... 1,1110 .... 1, 1st ... 1,220 ... 12.140 ,77 1,140 SOU S.1i 1,414 I.TK0 8,177 Clinton. Klh MiSlin ......... t'nion Total fttackey'a majority 8,403 avrtcuL vora ron abbitiokal law jvhhb. Count. Orofe, D. .... 3.S20 .... J.7V7 .... 1,465 .... 8.HSI 4,107 itcBmltf I.2M) 1,110 1,441 8,07 Centra Clrerl.l.l.,.. Clinton.. ToUl Orala' majorlly. ........ J.674 orriciAL totb roa bbbatoh. Waltae; I). J-(Wioi, A. Centre. Clearteld. Clinton .... 3,0111 1,147 , l.:is 2,417 , I.IMI 1,101 1,(10 l,40 ToUl.... Wnllaoa'amajcrlly . 8,110 Vora for Jiihik. Jielow .will be found the ofllcial voto cast in this Ju- diciifl District, in 185!), 'u'H and 74, vir.i , 1119 , llll . 1S74 rC ' K ' wt r m t ?' 9 - i f i 2714 llll 1410 ! 1 1' 1707 Hit (ienire.,... 10 Olearlold. 1411 Clinton.... 119 WiT 8.180 IVit 1UII4 ISDl IMF ISIS 1441 4o7 Total... 40.14 1101 till TIVl 1141 TIH Nej.... 401 3427 3i:i4 It will be observed by the voto that the district is still becoming more Dem ocratic. Fourteen 3'ears Ago, Judue Linn had 401 mnjorlty now Judge Orvis lias 2,031. Tho aggregate vote cast this year is only 13,fi-IH, while in tho MiiyerjalcKiially tim of KU it wns lf,R0fl, or just .1,1 til grantor, and yot our mitjority lias Inert nHed.nltliongh wo had neither Post Muster, Revenue Agent, Collector, "(loveinnieiit Detec tive," or any other agents in our party organisation simply the people to help lis. ' Conoiirssional Df.i.eoatiiin. The following contains tho names of those who constitute the Coiigrcssiomtl del egation from Pennsylvania in tho next or forty-fourth Congress, which com mences Its session on tho first Monday of December, 1878; 1. C. Freemen, It. t. Obarloa o'Nell. I A. Joarph Powell, p, la. Bobolakl Raae. R, 3. 1. 1. Randall. D. 1 17. John Ilallly. I) 4. Waa. D. kelley, D. IS. W. H. Strager, D. I. John Roblilna, D. 10. Lcri Malacb, II. I. Waah'aTewneend.R to. 1.. A. Marker, D. t. Alan Wood, R. II. Jacob Turuey, ll. 5. Urlater Clymar, D. 23. dee. II. Hopklaa, D. . A. Ilerr Smith, R. 83. Alci. Cochran, D. II. Wm. Mnlrbler, D. !4. J. W. Wallace, 11. II, F. I). Vnlllne, I), 21. U, A. Jeaha, II. It. W. W. Ketohem, R. It. Jaa. Hbeakly, D. , 18. John D. Hellly, D. IT. A. 0. Kgborn ll, . II. John 11. Packer, R. Kepublleaai, 10 f Democrata, IT. ICIk rVinnlv irivaw 11113 mnliaril V on Ikn State ticket, nd rft 0r Mnckoy. The county ticket tiiected is Wimmer fur the Ijogislature ; Sheriff, Heull, indupen dent Democrat ; Commissioner, Wldert; Aadltnr, Ilnndv, l'ho Coroner is Had- leal, McVean. ' THE 1XD1AN IilSCI. As this has been a good year for tho breaking up of "ring," it will now be in order for nil upright men to help burst tho very worst of all rings. Wo nllmle to tha "Indiuu ring," which mutually robs the United States Treas ury of millions of. dollars and cheats tho poor Indians out of a like sum Tho New York JVi'twir, which is cer tainly good Radical authority, in al luding to theso public robbers, says: The Indiaif ring is a natural scandal which is lust ns notorious as tho swin dles of tho district, government, tho I Inluiluliiliia ami Jiumsburg conspir acy, or tho peculations of, old lorn-. many, and yet neither tbo philanthro pic lViouds oil Utu Xudituis, utii, disap pointed and disgusted traders, nor a watchful opposition in Congress have C.VU1- ticou.. iiuio vo uriug it 10 account. That a powerful combination of thieves in olllcu and thieves outside hits been plundering tho government wilah en hand and the red men with lie' other fur a long courso of vonrs, and that they have not only bought high func tionaries but bavo dictated the appoint ment of their own members to ollices connected witli Indian affair, no reason able being thinks of doubting. Inves tigation has now and then been ordered; ...f.... I ;.l. . tho names of many of the unofUeiai part uers bavo been onlalneu ; ami on several occasions clues have led straight to certain rooms in the interior depart ment; but through soma unknown in fluence complete discovery hits always been balked at the last moment. Kor somo timo the firm of Durfeo & Peck hud a monopoly of the trailing pnvilego at eovoml ol tho Indian agen cies. nml if thev did not mnko it ox tremoly protitabte they must bo very dillereiit from other men in their lino of business. They seemed to be prime favorites in the department of the in terior, and boasted freely of their un limited Influence in that division of the government. Hut it little while ago they wero suddenly refused per mission to trade nt these agencies, for reasons which wo do not know and of courso do not question. Ono John A. ( 'hitrles,of Sioux I'ity.thcrenpon bought their slock and buildings uiul applied for a license to trade at 1'orts llertllold, Peck and llelknnp, and the Grand liivcr Reservation. Tho application w an not granted. It is now ascertained that Secretary Delano has conferred the coveted privilege Umn tho Presi dent's brother, Orville S. (Irani, and (runt has formed a partnership with a Mr. A. I. Iloiiuthni, of Philadelphia, one furnishing the money and tho other the official influence, to carry on tins immensely lucrative and olten dishon est trade. Unnblo on account of the lateness of tho season, to transport goods to the ngoneies and put up new buildings, Grant and lUinuffon have bought out the discomfitted Charles. As uorompotition with them is allowed they will undoubtedly make a good thing out of tbo enterprise; the In dian ring will have another friend nt court, and the country will have the satisfaction of knowing that one more relation is provided for. THE SEXATOItfiiriP. Among the numerous fluttering no tices which wo might copy from our exchanges whilo rcferiug to our esteem ed fellow citizen, wo clip tho following from that old Democratic standard or gan, tho Bedford Gazette, which covers tbo whole ground so completely that we huvo nothing more to add, except to state that Mr. Wallace will no doubt bo elocted : . Kor tho first timo in twelve years tho Democrats have succeeded in se curing a mitjority on joint ballot in the legislature. The legislature elect pos sessing this majority favorable to the l-icmocrais, win oo called upon toeicct a U. B. (Senator to succeed John Menu. Already tho names of many prominent Democrats bavo been suggested In con nection with this high olHce. In mak ing this selection the Democratic ma jority in tho legislature we think ought to lie guided by two considerations First, Is tuo candidate nttcil by learn. ing, excrlenco and character to All tho position. Second, has his pool services to the party been such as to entitlo bun to consideration at the lianas of its representatives? When the name of William A.Wallace is present ed for tho siipimrt of tho Democratic majority in tho Legislature, we believe that in this man both of theso ques tions aro fully answered. Wo believe that tho men who fight tho battles of the party ought to he rewarded. 1 lint those whoso hearts never faltered In tho hour of disaster but who helped to rally the defeated columns, and by their constant heroic efforts brought to its banners tho victory over which wo now all delight to glory, are the ones to bo honored when honors aro to be bestowed. Tho Democratic party in ull its re verses never had a truer and more do- voted lender than Mr. Wallace, and we lay hero that If ho bo chosen to tho high oflleo of U. H. Senator, tho Democratic party will have, done jus tice to him whoso services tn aud out of office have redounded to tho people's welfare and tho success and honor of hi own great party. "Tut Govkiinxent" at Work. This is tho way the lluds do business down South. An exchange says that W. O. Harvey, of tho firm of. lily, Ilarvoy k Richardson; Frank M. White & Co., and several other prominent merchants of Memphis, Tenn.; Indicted at the September term of the United States court for a violation of tho enforce ment act, in discharging colored men trom their employment fur refusing to vote the Democratic ticket, appeared before a I'nitod States commissioner on Satintlay, and gave bond for their appearance at the next term of tho United Htatc Circuit Court, Thou sands of white men have annually been discharged In the Northern Htutes for not voting tbo Radical ticket, yet who has ever heard of an arrest for any thing of the kind. . I IH. w ii, , lliiulS WllAK UUANT HID FOR Mossr, On Kridity lust, ns lias ulroady lieen stilted, Col. Alosby bad a lung Interview with tho President. Ho cntuO to call tho President attention to' tho fact that Miss Amelia Jackson, (laughter of Jas. W. Jackson, who killed t'ol. Ellsworth si Alcxftiulria early in 1801, and who had bcoii appointed to a position in the Treasury Department at Mushy' re quest, had that, day beeu dismissed be eauso sho was Jackson's daughter. Tho man to whom Leo surrendered his army bit his lips at tho announcement of Miss Jackson's dismlrsal. Further explonntion was unnecessary, and seis ing a pen ho wroto as follows : p.p. JeCwrle, BMjtninltltdtut JTwrenu o frm. ley aeet Ptimtinf i Retain Nlea Amelia Jaekaoa In the employ ol yosr Imreoui, U..Uai. Tho same afternoon Cul. Mosby, ao cotnpntiied by ilissJuckaon, called njion Mr. McCartoo at the Treasury Depart ment, presented tho request of the President, and In the twinkling of an eye Miss Jackson's name, that innrn iug erased from tho rolls, was rewrit ten upon them. If Secretary Dristow does not want Miss Jackson In Ills department he must silently submit or tender his resignation. There is but one head to all tho departments, and that is the President. A'. Y. Herald. , JIow wil) tho"loyal millions" swallow Unit 1 ' XEW.S JTEMK Ten inches of snow covers tho ground near Ogdeu, Uuth. Tbo surplus wheat of Calllornin Is estimated nt ll(KI,000 tons. Goo. 8. Wagner, Ubrariaii of the U. S. Senate, died on Wednesday last. Jaspor 1). Ward is elected to Con givss lYnm the Second district of llll nols by one majority, , The two Judges of the Supreme Court, recently elected in this State, are practical printers. V." .Mm. linwlins, wife of the late General, died at Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,. on tho (lib lust. n.,.r, The rcceifks orVniii'iit'tlit port of Krie, this season, have been greater than thoso of 1H73 by 1,500,000 hush els. ' -i-Accoiiliug to official statistics just published, there wura five thousand, two hundred mid seventy-five suicides lit France In 1H72. - , i-The forest fiiv which have lately been making sad havoc in Ohio and other Western States, have at lust been extinguished by tho rain. ; , t, I A plea of not guilty was entered lost week.at Prookh n, in the libel suit brought by Miss Kilns Dean Proctor against Kritncis D. Moultou. Tho newly elected Episcopal iiisli. op of New Jersey, Nov. John Scor- borough, D. D., is at pres Trinity Chnrch, Pittslmt Mont rector of Imrgh, Pa, Wm. K. Udderzook, who murder ed Goss a year ago, expiated the pen alty ol his crime on tho gallows at Vt est ( heater, Pa., on last Thursday On tho 1st instated, a fire broke out in the currying room of tho Wil cox tannery, at Wilcox, Klk county nun oiii uainage to me amount ol s.id, 000. A Calcutta dispatch says tho pris oner urrtwiod as icna Miliin lus prov on himself another person and tho atl thorities will prolm'ily order his re lease. T. Proctor Knott, the funny mini of tho Democracy, is elected to Con gress, nml Phelps, of New Jersey, the A. ...... ,.e i. i i n f" miiiii iiinii ui iiiu ittijtiiuiH'ans IS uu- Italed, Tho Directors of the Pennsylva nia Itailroad Company hnro declared a semi-annual cash dividend of live per cent., payable on and alter I lie 30th IIIHUIUI, v The Italian miners Imported to work in the Pan Handle mines, near Pittsburgh, have struck and the old colliers will most likely rcsumo their positions. Tho packing in Chicago for tho mourn oi uctooer is reported at 105.- ihi nogs, against Ul.BllU for the same mouth last year and 31,671 tho pre vious year. Tho counsel for Key. Henry Ward Ucecher has appealed from the deci sion of Judgo Neilson in denying the lull of particulars. This will delay the uiui lor somo lime.. The gravo of Thomas Paine, near New Hochelle, New York, which re mained so long undisturbed, has been recently entirely obliterated bv Sim eon jjesier, upon whose larm it was. an President Grant Innircr afford to keep Federal bayonets in New Or leans to sustain men in office who are blistered all over with corruption? Perhaps he can, but tho country can not. Dr. Gesner, whose decease at Port Gibson, Indian Territory, is recorded will bo remembered ns a surgeon of more than ordinary skill, attached to the army of the Potomac during tho mie war. Tho iinme of the sheriff of White county, III., is Hail Storms. His fath-' er was an eccentric gentlriunu, and he had threo sons whom he named re spectively, Hail Storms, liain Storms and Snow Storms. Dr. W. Parker, of Comiellsvillo, Pa., who undertook to use the United States mails with a view of swindling certain subjects of Queen Victoria,has lieen committed to prison at Pittsburgh in default of 12,000 bail. Hon. Kliene xcr McJiinkin, having boon elected President Judge of the Distrirt Court of Butler, has resigned hi sent fn Congress. His tenn as ikiiigiuwsiiian expires .March, 1875. An election will bo held to fill tho va cancy. " Tho receipts of the Athletic base ball clue) of Philadelphia, for the cur rent year wero JMJIHJ.OS ; the expen $25,055.01. The treasurer has $875.98 to start tho new year with. Tho club won 33 championship games and lost 22, giving it tho third position among competing chilis. Judge Acheson of tho Washing ton district, this State, has decided that school directors cannot change the text nooks to Is? used In the schools under their churgo during the session of tho schools, it must be done before tho school year commences, In con formity with tho act of 1854. On Tuesday evening ol last wock tho lifeless body of Mr. Thomas Kldcr, of Uvermorc, Indiana county, was found lying by the railroad track iu the deep cut beyond Itcatty Station. He hud been struck and instantly killed by a passing train, supposed to have been tne Philadelphia Kx press. Mr. J. S. Clarke, tho eminent comedian, who recently returned from Kngland after a long absence, has just handed his check to (lie ladies of the centennial committee, Philadelphia, for ono thousand dollars. He also an nounces his intention of giving a ben efit at his theatre nlsiut the holidays, to he donated to tho centennial cause. Thad, Stevens, a nephew of the old "war horse," died at ,ancster week beniro Inst, This yonng gentlo man had a legacy left lilm by his un cle, in consideration ol'n'frainingfnmi the use of Intoxicating liquors tor a certain number of years, but it roems the habit was too atrout; for him to resist, ami no not only lost ins legiicy but his life in consequence. ' Tho execution "of Ihmlol O'Mura and Patrick Irving, ftir the wilful mur dor of ir. Mnrgnre O'MiHw, aged Til years, ami her daughterMnry O'Mara, aged 24 veal's, on (ho lite of tho Del aware, I.acknwana ft Western Itail road, nn the 27th of Refitomher, 1H73, took place In tho jail yard at Mon trose, Susquehanna county, un Thurs day of last week, at 10 id a. in. ,('.Ma ra left a written confession, e-TIm liiuriialoiiul typographical Union, which has undertaken tho work of providing a stutuo or other suitable memorial ovor tho grave of Horace Groeley, makos an appeal for further contributions. The committee have eufllcioiit funds, probably, for a portrait bust. In the meantime the committee have assumed tho care of tho gravo, which has lieen reported recently in a noglocted londitioil. . Mr. James C; Graham, son of m. Senator Graham, and 'Miss Nettie Adelia McKne.were iinlird In tho 'ho- ly bonds" on Thursday evening last in Christ Kpiscopal Church, Allegheny. The services wore conducted by tlio Pastor of tho church, the llev. Mr Mecch, and the ceremony was wit nesscd by the Mr. Miss McKee is heir to an immense estate willed tohor liy licr father, John McKee. by whom sho was adopted. Ths bulk of thoos- tato lies in Pittsburgh and Harrls- hitrg, and Is now In litigation by other heirs, with a view to have the will set asido so that thev mav Irharit and an. Joy r portion 'of Mr. McKtje's fortune. VEXXSYLYASU OFFICIAL. Below will ho found the official voto in this Statu for Ideuteiiant (iiivei'iior,!spair which oppresses tho working c urn Hired wi, that cast lor Stale 1 reasurer last year i , IMS- STAT TRKAS MT4 t- LlkUT. UOV'R. 03 S ! w f IWNTlliS. F 9 Aduma Alleghany, 24KH 214H 3,014 15,704 3,523 i 2,484 2,959 10,610 2.509 13,089 3.858 KMII JMI7 IL'lll'J Arniairoii(J 31WK isr . t ltodloid hoike... Btalr Ilradfbrd T 'elW' 2 877 2.524 5,299 2S44j 7'JHOI Slili 3K72 W-r)aVVH w.4f.,W Ull.ril 4U5' 4.204! 4.519 0,153 4.123 Huoka r 021! , tSH 2U8.. SMi 6,514 3.098! 8,37l Uutlttr Camliria Camaron CarUdn -Ontre Clieatsr Clarion - 32fiN 2057 2,238 479 .'IU7 44K 449 l'Jl!fi P.f.17 '.2.420 3.083 '2.00O4 3.118 0.152 1,954 1,582 1.441 1.123 4.821 3.083 5.393 3,599 464 3,087 1,111 307 3,639 'MM 47 M. 4454 ITT:i 3 254 3.005 Clasi fluid . 1007 Clhtlon 2.43G 1'nUimbia 1103 402.1 2 956 Crawford I'uoiberl'd Dauphin Delaware Klk Kris Fay el la -. Forwat - . Franklin . Fulton . Greens - . llunling'u Indiana - 3S0K iW7K mi 1U7S 1218 SHtrj) S.14H - m 4.724 316' 4.378 4.197 521'J 33V(. 447' 3051 2.307 1.127 4.61 2994' 8.714 328 1.913 1,019 2.GG3 2,588 1.094 28, 31121 31631 1 014 6141 700 tmi 1201 1,469 2,839 3,590 2.048 1.029 l0.53o 2.781 3,431 4,087 8.631 3,533 015 4,175 1.383 608 7.390 875 3.921 3,203 2,279 59.850 238 1.526 7.617 1.452 2,835 422 3,425 3.614 1,837 3,281 2,306 4.252 2,236 3.916 1.4X9 4,083 . 2234 Kt04 2900 2010 1990 .lelfaraon - IU! 2.161 Juniata I4o0 . 4RK9 HUH 1.536 Lanoatter bawranoo - 7933 2,123 6.171 1301 1,322 2,293 5 HH Lebanon liliif h 24211 3377 4lr 8024 7178 3173 620 Luxarue - - W117I 0.312 l.roomina 4,495 918 3.845 UoKsan - mi Unrear. MitfliD U on roa 8154 3731 103 1000 1540 iKl.540 407 CHI'S I 2.067, Uontftomy 700SJ 7.H63 1,455 8.891 3.547 Montour 1316 4034 3474 2240 34206 mi Norlhaui'B Narlbum'd 2181 3273 2053 Perry - - . . Philsdti'a Pike --a.. Potlnr - - 2,424 4907' 0.887 497 045 7M7 1155 1134 734 1745 1419 1145 225U 128 823 1.039 940 Sohuylklll, 07OS 1744 2315 393 9.184 1,087 1,627 Mnydar Sorneraot Nulliran 829 .766 I.6'.I8 Ruarpieha'a 2480 nogs . Union - Venango Wnrran 8517 I7ii 1.1761 2367 3 255 102 1785 4003 l.otsoi Wnablngtn Wnyna - Weatrnor'd 4071 4.306 6.H9 1594 5.433 4757 3831 5,7991 Wyoming -j I4A9I 1130N 1,0871 7,U1 York- ToUl Majority 5249 3716 21947 1 244823 I 25352 077,195272,516 4,6791 TO THE DEMOCRACY OF PEXX- SYLVAXIA. lllAHylATEM Stats Dkmociatic CouaurrtE, Uo. 1014 Walnit Stkict, Philadelphia, November 9, 1874. Tbo battle is over. The enemy left the field at dark on Tuesday last, in full retreatx beaten at an points. Tho Democracy, with its ranks in lwrfect order, recruited from the patri otic people, attacked the fortifications ot the itadical party and earned mem by assault. The setting sun lit np tho banner of tho Democracy iu light as victory made them glorious , We encaniicd on the field of battle. The itadical party abandoned its amunition, and lelV its frauds, schemes, jolts, plunder, corruption, the Civil ICights bill, and the gag law scattered along tho line of its retreat It took oft ita neirro allies in safety. We have eaptured the divisions of tho enemy cnmmamiM ny r.rrett, hit, Krelinghuysen, 1 1 alsey, Carpenter, But ler, Kellotrir, and Talbot beside lariro n tint Iters ot Brigadiers. The rout has been complete. This, fellow-eiliieiis, is the peaceful victory of the Democratic party do- fending the "essential principles" of constitutional government. J. be Constitution ol the (Jutted Mate is protected by this victory, unimpaired and undented. - The white race in this Htate ha risen up in Ita majesty to assert Its supremacr. . ..--. . 1 Pennsylvania once aintin assnmos her jilace as "Tho Keystone of the federal Arch. The Democracy of tlte Keystone State has won tho gratitude of the eoiile. Klie salutes her victorious sister as equal sovereign States in the Federal I nion created Mid continued by the sovereign power of the people ot free and lin!uiendent Commonwealths. Let the people pause and consider the consequences of tho policy of the Republican party, It prostrated indus try i plundered tho people; overturned rilale legislatures; set up tlio military over the civil power j usurped powers belonoinii to the States ; prostituted the judiciary for party schemes ; oppressed tradC4 dened tne white race ; legislated for the benefit of special interests ; gave labor currency for gold and silver, This the people In those groat and peaceful victories have most emphat ically condemned, and havo risen up and proclaimed that they are the sov erciirn source of political power, and aro determined to protect themselves atminst our atrents. ii e nave earned tne ntato ticket, eloet od seventeen members oi Con Kress, and have a majority on joint lftltt in tho IjegislAtnro. . salute you, greeting John Millu, Chi What of rill FpTfa. The Cooks and Chjwi who vQmniaiied million in tholr own name, and representing un told wealth on the part of government and corporation of the country, were considered and consulted M oracles, in all that related to finance, tho employ. mont of capital and the condition of trade, Whcu thoy predicted tuo de struction of confidence and overwhelm ing disaster to every business interest In the land, in tne event ot the saooes of the Democratic party, thev had un fortunately an andienco in both parties so enlisted ill making money, wno were to he so seriously ufTocted by any shock, that they yielded a ready car, a willing hand and an open purse to es cape the . calamities predicted. Now that all, and more than waa foretold has hapimncd, what sublime impudence in Itopuhlicaii King managers tq tih1 tip and dcnis,it a, fiirtii"!! lease or power, am) denounce all who allude to hard times, ami insist apon fbrgotUng I lie authors of the present oouditiou of tliinga and tuking a hnponil view orMta laat ocMion prpparatorv to turning tlio future. Tin OrriciAL VoTt. The following is tho offloial vote of Pennsylvania for Lieutenant Governor, Auditor General and Secretary of Inter)'! AnYn; Lous, net......,,..;: irt.m UNaleio, (laxlM,v ri,an ' Latta'i iMty., .,"..,e.,,Mtei'1' 44rH Taiapla. Deaa .,, .., Allan, d .,.,. Tewplee majority,.,, N'Oaaillaaa, baa Deatk, HaS, M'0an4laea' aaajerlty... 174, Mi .,.!!,. 11 ',...Xss4 win ... 171,11 4,SH "is It not alsiut time that President Grant should give hi proailaing sun Fred another jump in the way of pro motion t He has only two more years in the White Moose, and be nan hardly push the yonth up to th rank of major general before his term expires nles he begin to send him ahead again pretty won." JVne lor Sun. ,, , THE FACTS MUST COME OUT. I The distress, want of populations, demand for them the svm- pal by of every honest heart :, ..,.. , . . . I When w know that all these evils tro the direct result of the inluinous policy of tho Itadical negro party, it causes the most Intense feeling of hos tility against the authors ot so much misery. If we could look into the households of labor in all parts of tho country and witness the suffering that has taken up its anode in those lnmiliu which tho Itadical iiettro party has produced. it would be imieed the severest trial of moderation and forbearance. From Grant down, or up, to the thieves and comiptionists who have plundered tho industry of the country by jobs, schemes, and every known process of dishonesty, in evory depart lieiit of publio sen-ice aud expenditure of the money of the peoplo, with them luxury hits crown fut, while labor hits Hardly Proud enough and to spare. Tlrodaj- of reckoning and retribution will come. The "Union League" and its loyal oppressors oi tne people ; men who are noting in the cash mude out of "shoddy contracts" and tho patronage which such luy,iily has absorbed ; men who have lavished money in "banuuets" and dinners and supperW on every tool of tne juvuirai negro party, who baa nail avieesa to (rant by means of the gifts he brought, as the surest introduction to the favor of the gift-taking imbecilo who disgraces the title he assumes, this league of union between thq scoffers and deriders of the honest hungry whito laborer of this city must yet givo au account oi lis doings. Tho time is coming for this reckoning 1 ho peoplo will demand it. In the hour of supreme suffering produced by these scomora aud theso tradiicors of the Democratic party, and their cash support of the Itadical negro party, this "league" of shoddy loyalists must answer to an offended and a dtxtituto people who are in every resjiect more truly patriotic than these men who have laughed at them ovor the brilliant banquets which shoddy loyalty h given to Itadical conspirators, and the black ruffians whom they havo pam pered for their voto to oppress the wniie men oi tuo country. Yes, we say. (hat time will come. The stolen money, 'the brilies, under tne name ot "contracts for ( iovemnicnl service," must be accounted fur. The "Credit Mohilier" plunder, the casn pain lor legislation, the "allow. ancea," tlio "extra comiMnsatiou." tho "contracts," the money paid for "ad-H vortising,' the contributions out of "incidental expenses, tho "commis sions," tho "fees," the "secrot service Hind," "the divies," tho "nng plunder," the "lowest bidder"dodgo, the "cant bag" extortion, the reconstructed "Stato bonds," tho Federal Treasury plunder of merchants by spies and in formers, the Ioet storehouse "orders" the public buildings, post office, forts, navy yards, mail contracts, all these must be examined into and the people's money refunded that has lieen "almorb ed" by loyalists as the means used by tho Itadical negro party to debauch and corrupt The Itadical party is very anxious u know what is to be the action or the Democracy in the next Congress. that party will Bud out when "com mitteea of investigation" begin their work. Precedents bava been set by tho loyalists of sending men to forts for expressinir honest opinions. It may be that these curses, "like chickens, may come home to roosL" He who can tell and won't tell, must bo made to ten now the peoples money was stiu anderod. We hope the next Conirress will not appropriate ono cent to "the Govern ment'' till a thorough investigation is made into the iulamous schemes of plunder which have been the chief sup port of the Radical taoarro petrty, and ita reliance for "election fraud" and "fulse returns" and the oppression of the white race in the South. Tbo facts must come out. Tho idle laborer of the country demands it. Get ready to answer. rhitaiidphia Com monwfaltK A CHAXCE FOR JOBS. The individuals and corporations in want of special legislations and general subside bad beir apply ai the coming sivuti session of Congress, aa it will be largely composed of men who bavo been requested to stay at home and who are doomed never more to re-ai- pear in public life. They will be ready to make the most of the situation and perhaps re imburse) themselves for the expenses ol tho election. They will claim, it was Republicans who defeated them, and that they are nnder no ob ligation to preserve a good record for others' benefit, and may be willing to go elbow deep into the Treasury. Whether the more con- servativo Senate will be able or willing to restrain remains to be seen. The New York IVioune thinks i The Congress which reassembles next month will lie watched with un usual interest Under the operation of me statutes which provide lor the ses sions of Conirress. and of tho Slate laws which regulate the election of Kupresontatives, it so napens that wo havo in the approaching session one branch ot the .Legislature which may bo said in some sense to survive its re sponsibility. Tho successors of the present Congress nro, with a few excep tions, already chosen. It is known that a largo number of tho present Hep rcac ntativoa have pot been returned. Not having to look to the peoplo for the approval of their acts which is given or withheld in the popular elec tion, but having already bail judgment pronounced npon their conduct, they ara to a certain extent relieved of re sponsibility, Whatever they may please to do, or to leave undone, there is not now any such check upon them as the senso of accountability backed by the pniapeot of pending election necessarily give. If the ltcproacnta tlve be honest but timid, he will lie in this state of affair more independent and leas disposed to truckle to party or bend to popular caprice. If ho bo a demagogue and sell-soekor and un fortunately they re not unknown In thji Congress hi temptation will bo to make tho most of his opportunities, nd in tho rash of "every man for him self," to let "tho devil take tho hind nnsit." Ilesides the individual noliii. elan who are to sit the remainder qf un congress legislating without hope of reward in re-election, or. ss the old saw hot H, "paying fur a dead horse," it t wup enougn to remember that a great party which Ibr Iburteon years has held the purse and carried the word, and had it own sweet will and way almost uncontradicted, is holding ovar to ui oppoaition tha power to ovorhaul tbe hooka, antlit thvaocounta. and vnquirr, examina, and invoatlitato Into tho admillitrlpn pf (lipai) yearn. PuiPi-Bttt ff aiNM Y hv U nnonnoe that tho "Ku-Klux ninnlur mtinetanirw," tho'Houthm outrafru Milll," doing a nilaoellancKiiiabusinwtiiat Waahington, C., and tha manipula tor of th bloodarahlrt who did the periodical "ahakirnt"ofthat confidential jtarmiMit in tho aevoral cltica of tho Honthwn Htatca, all moro or leaa con evsotedwiththogrntlomariofthe White Jlonao, who waa the largest ttix k-hold-orln theaoTeral concerns, have shut tip ahop and left. It la nndenitood that tbe "aawdunt " spotmlationa of a year or two ago will be likoly to be ro- nvwi in tne ortnnrn cltiua, as the Ertiw above alluded to must lire some, ow. Tiberius (Ja-sar will nrobablv roitocli "Sandstone" or "I.Hlle Kmmt)' Immedlatoly. as the "third term" haa pllapeed, A, ork Day Book, T'lIK Lol ISIANA Ol'THAIIX. All the indications from the Stale of Louisiana tend to show that tho Kellogg govern ment intends to overrule the voice of tho people in that Slate by a fraudulent count in tho reluming uoitnl of which there is not a single conservative mem ber. So far as members of Congress are concerned the seals cun lie contest, od mid the fruiids exposed when the Forty-fourth Congress meets. In tho meuntiine, if anything wero needed to feed the Are of popular iiidignatiou and keep it at white bent Louisiana will furnish tho fuel. The usurping Gov ernor of that Statu, sustained by the federal anny and navy, sponging from the record tho returns of the election by which tho .poopls have nought to K'acetilly redress their grievances, 'is' a spectacle, not culculuted to nlluy hos tility to President Grout and the party which sustains him. It makes the time long until the will of the people oan make itwlf felt against ull the par ties to this infamy. Ilarrisbura Patriot. TllANKSIIIVl.Nd PaoCLAMATION.-e-U'he proclamation of the President vf tho United States designates Thursday, the 20th day of November, as a day of Thanksgiving, and 1 recommend that tho peoplo of Pennsylvania reverently dedicate that day to make an acknowl edgment to Almighty God for blessings vouchsafed to us during the past year. Given under my hand and irrent seal of State at Harrisburg, the 7th tiny of in oveiiiiier, in the yearol our liord, one : tnousani! eight Hundred anil seventy four, and of tlio Commonwealth the ninety-ninth. Signed J. F. Hamthanit. M. S. ilVKX, Secretary of tho Commonwealth. Fraud t-w.N FaArn. A i-lcrk frm tho Land OtYwo in Vnrhinioii in in veHtiKfttinR grow, iri-ouluritiea, if not Oft u ft 1 tJcl'utt tttioim, Kiiid to havo occur red in the lnild (flif08 nt I'lllllth tlll(rWB.ui,,lD aad aixty twe porabas, ora Aloxunilria in Aji.,m,tH of 1W lilna, 1). 1. J. Jl. an flyke, receiver of the Alexandria ofllt-e, linn heen re- moved, and it is undentood that Lew. w laewiKton, receiver ol the Duliith offico, will have to follow. The irreg. ularitie must be gross indeed to have attracted serious attention in Washing ton, for it is notorious that oorruptiou exists in a greater or lesser degree in nearly evory lund otllce in the country. $tv tlifrtlsjmtiits. JJOU8E KOU KENT. Tbo aoderalgoed, who eaa be arfB ot tba "8baw llouw," boa a largo Bricb dwelling, lo cotrd oa Front atroet, for rent. For forthcr par tkalara call lo perron or addreaa R. N. 8HAW. ClearflwIJ, lo. Kor. 18, 1874. -3. II OUSKS FOll SALE.- Ona nelr heavr lloreaa. wclcliina three thue. aud (S.IUU) paWBda, wilfa llerneea, eflereil for aele lor want af aae. Call on er eddrraa C. II. C0I1YKLL k CO. Penlcld, I'e., Ni.r. II, IS74.-lt FLOUB, FED, AND GROCEltY STORE. ' A. G. KRAMER & CO., Raw4 t- eat door weat af lanard Hauae, CltarCeU, Pa. Itfeoirlii I; oa head 8UUAE, ' 11 ' ; ' com i. 60TA, CCA I, OIL, BTRUP, BALT, fPICKS, 80AP, . ,. Caaaed and Oriel Fraila, Tobaaaa, Cigars, Caa diet, Cider Vlorrar, Holler, Kige, le.' ' A LOO, EXTRA 1IOMRIIAD1 Wheat and Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &c, All of whleh will he told ebeap for raek or la exohoBfe far ooootrj produoe. A. U. KRAMER t CO. Cleerleld, Kor. II, IS74.-tf "tJuquMtloiiably (ha brat eii.lalnrd work of tba hind la tba H arid." Harper' Magnzlue. illustrated: Aefieie o fee Treea. The evtr-tBereaalacclreolatioB of thia eierlleat oathlr proroa ila ooatiaued adoplatiaa la pop alar de.iree aad areda. Indeed, whoa wa Ihiak lata how ajaoy hoem It peaetrateo arery roooth, wo roo.t ooaaldor It aa aoe of tha adooalora aa well eolertalaere of the aublie o.ie.1. fne o. Mpolarile haa baea woo by Bo appeal la atopld prejndlcra or di prared Uatea.-iVa.ioa Hleee. Tbo eharaeter whleh thia Uafaaina poneaaea forrariety, ealarprlio, artl.tla wealth aad lller ery eoltaro that haa kept paae with, If It haa aal led tiaaee, ahoald eaoM ita eoadeolore te retard ItwiUijiiatilableeeaiplBoaBey. It aim ealillea Ihara ta a great elalaa opoa the pablie gratltodo. Tbo HairaBlBa haa doao good and aat aril all the d.yi of IU Ufa. KroeaVya iaje. TERMS i Peeleie free ta a teoeeribara ka Mm Udtiod Iteloa. Uiaraa'a MaaAiiaa, aaa year $4 00 H 00 taaludaa BroDarBMBt mi II. a .n,. L. publlabora. SubeerlpUoBB o lliBraa'fl alananoa. W... Lr, aad Baaiw, loaaaaddreaa for oaa yoar.tlt; ar, twa af Harper a Pohodloala, u oaa addraaa far oae year, $7 00 1 poeUge free. - Aa lltra Copy of either tho tltoaaiaa. Wan. LT or lli.aa will be.upplied gratia foraeory afah af Ore auheeribera at 4.u ee.h, ha aaa reaile Uaeei ar aia aoplea for Ji H.alih..i.,n eopy i paaaage tree. Hack aaaabera aaa ha auapliod al Bay Una. A aotapleta aet of U.uaa'. al. ...... .... eaBPriatne 40 volewee.ta ae.l.,k ki.,.. .., be teal by caraM.freiaht far i to per aoloaae. Hiaglo roluoie., by mall! pealpaid, 1 00. Cloth mm, m, iiading, at eeala, by aaail, poaipa.d. AenpeDera are eel M ce;ie lata oifrerliHaial Addroea HAKPKR A UkOTIlV ,... i.. , nt erwoi'a af llart. "A Hraoallury af Paahlon, Plcaeara, a4 aueinictioB." Ilnrpcr'N Un nt r. . ILLUSTRATED. JVen'eae o tte frtmt. Tha Aoanr lo edited with ent.i.lk..ii.. .r,. and laleot that wa aeldooi find ia any Juaraal i and tba Journal Heelf la the orgaa of the great world of feabloa ffeelon TrrUr, The S.r aoataeade Iteclf W ovary toeaahor or tha kaaaehold-aa tho ohildrea by droll Bad flatty nietnree, te tbe yoang ladiea by IU fa.blon Clalei a eniUeaa ranety, to the protideat aalroa y Ita patUrna for Ibe children . .I,k. irrna,(fiaa by lu uaiefol daalgaa for autbroid.red 'TI raai ..... ..ii a dm tttalle, af tha looar la BBif,'l, .1 Jli alreaen. The paper haa acquired a wids pop. ill.... CL. . 1 alertly for tha IrWl, oojoynaont , nrd,.!. . . eareoiMg r-oet, TERM8 1 rSeUaawahallaabaarihwralaaiiUBilodlulea.Ull,arihalelef Aagnel. llaaraa'a flAiaa, aaa year $4 00 ) r" 'ka arreet sad eonelrtloa af Ike par- 44 M Inclndea prepayaarnl af U. 8. poilage by f " pa'M wka aaeaalted lad Ikol Jawiae her tbe pakliakan. ; , T, , , r ' oa II.. atreel la Ibi. koreogk, the aight af Da Bubaeriptloni lo nirra.' a Mtaaataa, Wata- It, and Uar.a, to ana addraaa fua one year, SI0, or, tww or liarnar'l Perlodiaale, lo aaa addraaa let ana year, ti 04 paalage frao. . Aa eilra eopy of eUnor lha Alagurna, Woehlr, or Baaar will ka aapplled grail, lor aroryolab af ire aabaerikora al 44 04 .ach, la ooe roaitueeci ar lis aoplea for 410 00, wil boat eatraeopyi pOiUfo free. . .. , , lv Uach Nembert en. ba eariplled at any liolk.' Iba aeeea teleiaoe af liarper'a linear, for tba reere 1848, '0, to, '71, '71, 711, te, eleganlly keaad la greoa Borneo oMk. will lie neat br aa preea, freight prepaid, for 47 00 each. reereae-era are aa e anna tit. nnWrr leraeal trlikl tie arpreaa erdree eflarpee A Brolharat kinm, . H, A aft OlKUtl, a'ew Vark. Nor tl. II MARSHAL'S SALE.' T)Y Tirtu of writ of Fitri fmtim,U$mtA out J) of Ibe Circuit Court of the t'a.Ud lor tlio Won l cm Iriitrlot of Ptauiyhimta, od I ' 111 dlrtOlriJ. (lllrllilloa UIdc wlvrf 1 will Xum nl I'll bile Sa at tbo CnitOM lluni 11 i lie Cltj of .'iliaWrifb, Friday, December 1Kb, 1871, . AT lo O'CLOCK, A. M . All tli. rljcM. till, ilt1 mJ cUla of tbo Utthy C'ol Copoy, vf tbo Hi at of tVcootylvo ni, (h. lfe iHlB.it, of, to uid to all tkot aorta in true., or ploeo f Uod, lltoott in tbo towoabifi of Utotvuir, im tho oounlr of Cltarfitid ond 0Uto of rei,uijulo( butiudcd oud dotcrlbod w fuUowi, ' to Will i lit-Kiunlojc ot pt, ooniar of O.orjr Sbolli, '' la tLo ucodoo below tho Coo) Uank 1 ibtaoo br lftd of Tta, north lift dogrooa ot TT brtbM to ptit lhue l.j rtiitJu 9t trool of Juaoph Wliit. hall, oouth flA dt-irroai mi IU4 rboo to ' O iot tbtrooo by ibo $tn, tooih toolala and - , ball lfri okh tevontj-MTaa prob4M to a at In (Joorjr Hhulti Knot Ibtaoo by laad of haltf. aorth tttvethtr ad ft balf dor row oaot one hniidrtxl ood itrmr porehao to tbo plaoo of bo- . jCinninjr, oooUinicf rotlr-awoaarot aod oaa baa arnd and mutfl puroa. A'ao, oortaia otbar iiiooo of bt4, adjvlaiog (lie abovo, Loundad u fallow, to wit; Ucjtlan.aK ot a poit la tba aooihwcat eoraor of Ibo atwro trort; Ibeoco by land of Mord. Bortb twtnt--4z oud a balf drf , wait Iftv lwo and ' ' a balf porcbai to o yot , Ibftiae by taadi of tho ' wmt, acrtb aixty-thrtso and a balf dfyraeo ooa IM pt-rcbra to a iot In aB old lino tbeano If Uada of I'billipa and Toil, aootb ti 4ttm ait iJi porohra to a birb tapliaf oa tba foroiaf " troot tlionoo by laid troet aooib o;i dagroaa wait 104 porobio to tbajilaooof baioalaa;i ooo taiBtn tbtriy-four acrot, and twenty parobrot both tba aaid piaeia nakipg fi ooraa, tuorm or Uii, baiotf part of a largar troot of laid, war . ranted ia thanainO of Joecpb Wbltoball. - ' Alio, T bot earlaio pitco or traot of load, alto-. to ia Daeatur tuwtitbip, Clearfield Monty, and t$tto a To km id, boaadi-d aad dcaaribad fu, ,. Iowa; to wit t HlnDio)t at a pott and ooraor.UtwofB Hon. Ht4a and .oifler and Ike aaid Urorge 8iialli,nd tatiBing by laod of gbalti aad (tupbaB Tott, outb tweaty-aix aod OBo-lotirtb degrees aaot 3 penhaaU a poatj tfaeuoe by load of oaid Skull -Burtb aorooty ODo aad ooe fuartb detreei writ twenty nine and itxty etght ooo-bwndredtb pr rbea to ft g ate-poat ia a road j tbeaoe by lino of Sl.ulti aod llainilloa, aad Zrlgler, aootb eighty two dt-Ki-roa emit tweolyoao and twonlytwo one- nunnitain percoca W IUO piaee VI Mgiftftiag) Tho( tmo 9trilim lewf r laaJ, adjoioier eeeli allier, ailaeu la iJentar 'awaekiii, cieaiielii mni, Bd tba siai. .fore, ' " fuwt. llcelaDiDB at ttaateonier at land, nt ... EhullE, nd oi the Uee between the aeid rertiea rail landa ot Moraa, Hale A Co, a4 raawlei aorlh iH dearrea wrat thine. alt and alhlleaih perrbra la e poet t thenaa by ether laada of the aaid Toot, aooth 40 drfreea eaat 4 II IM per. ehea to a put, tbeaeo aooth 4 degraea net perebea to a poet ; Iboaca aaath 7i deereee oaal Bboot . perebea to a poet, oa tha Uaeof Htepbea Teat eod Hotf.o, Halo 4 Co. thanao aeath lit deireea weal about 4-10 perebea la the pleee of l,e,innirif i tbeee twa pieeee ot Iraeu ooo. Uion.g one eere aad 67 t-10 perebea, be the aarea ore or leaa. Aleo, All tkore tit eortaia ooolliuaaa Ireeta or pareela af lead, lyir., oa tha walara of Iho hie. eboBDoa ereek, In the eoaatiee of Oe.rneld ted Crotre, ia the State of reooeeleenle : Ooe treot en the raat aide of HoihoBooa ereek la Ro.h towaahlp, it the oennlj of Ccalre.afore aaid, honiaiilct ,li port af treet., Jh, Wlde oi.o eod Jacob Wideoiao j thenoo by Jobn Wide, aaao, aorlh 40 defreee weet VJ perebea to aa old pruce eoraer, aeor Moaboaaaa ereek Ibeooebe treet of Ilohrrt ti leoo, end land, of Johaaoa tod Boaoien, aoitb 42, detrtea out 4 perahee too peal oa theaaat aide of.Moab.BBoa , tbeaeo Berth III irgrooa out H percheo to poet; theaeo b troet of Jacob Keab, aooth HI difreea eaat 13 perehea to a port i theooa bjr lead of Ileare Iraiomaiid, aooth 44) deireea weal 6I) perehea to s poet, and place ol berinoln,, beioa tha ?V',r aartajed eoder wtobI, to Jeaob WideataB, aad aclaiaiaf del earn ,,d prrehea, aad aa alloweace af per eeoL for One other traot. altneb. n.etl. I. .-,. . hl., Ce.tr, mealy, aad partly lo H.erl. tow, jhip, Clrsrleld aaooly, adtoioiag aad hewaded l.y iraeuearrayed oa warraau.lo JaeobWIdeeaaa. Itobert Uleoo, Darld Leeh, Ooorge Uabakn aad Jeeae Varolii, and aaoulaiag IM aaraa. mora ar leaa, beiag the eaaao traot aarrayad oa warraat graolcd to Peter Vera.U. voe otoer tract aiUaU prlaeipally la Raek ...... .r .,um, a, uegiBBiag at a aiai.le af Joeaa araall ; thenoo by aeon. nr,L eoraer V Pambea U a aiaple, oa tho beak uf UoahaaaoB ereek ! Ibeaoo down Ibe aaaie III percboe to a poet theaeo be l.nd ml j.i. 7H aooih H degreeee weet Id perehoa to the place' of hegiBBing i oootelaiag 410, Mte, J , Uwaaoo of ait per eaat. for roada, , beloo Urrtli" """ Wr,t l BBjuaiu On. other traal ailwata k UtnU lowa.klp " Bf.,reBaid, bagioaiar at while e.k aoraer of Po- w?1"1 f h' " ' aire watt 318 porchee lo a po.t t thoaoe north, ii de reoe aaet M pen-bee la a m.p. , ikrm . . degree eaat 140 per.hoe to . ..pi, a. h..k u. .1 tin'k' lb" Bea.i, kUr. ' Ila, aoih 70) degroeo nut ivl, p. re en u . - a bk ,.k , tbcao. M.ih 10 degroee ereal li porch., to , whiU oak Ibeaaa aowth 70 degraea "" lit perehea u the plao, bagiaalag ; V,. talBla( ,j, roo, .ad aUowaaoa, beiag tha eaa. raat aarreyed ea warraat ta Joeaa Yaraell. One oUer tract, tarrcyed ea warraat ta John WlJeoeaa, beg iaaiag at a poet aa the waat aid, of tbo Krie Tarapike j Iboaca by reatdue of tract Willie. Potior aortb 44 degroee weal tt 4-4 per. chee, ta a poet; these, by lend af Wat, MeCtol land aorth 1J1 degroee eaat 04 1 percBaa, te a poat i theaeo aorth 47f degraaa waat 70 parahaa, lo line of Vim. Palter j the.ee by oaid tnol aorth 4T degreaa weat led perebea, lo aa eld keaah it Ii- Lnowora i laeraaa ay deha Read aurth 75 degreea eaat 04 porehea, to aa old aah ; thence by torroy of Patrick Hare Berth a0 degroaoaaet 110 pmhee, U .a aid kiokory ataaaai IbeBce by tha aaaao aorlh 40 degree, aaet 44 Jerehea, W aa aid dead birch j thoaoa north 44 Viwoa eaat M perohea, to a poet oa baak af kto. aliaa.oa ereek l thaaca by the eeaae Bank 41 do. . greoa oaat Ou perehea, U aa old forked aaapla aa bank af ereek ; tuoriee by Robert Uleaa aorth 04 degreea eaat 48 iirrcbea U aa old heaaleckf thoaoe by jBCOb wtdanaaa Math 40 dogroea eaat 8 porrhea.lo a port la He. of tract af Jaeok Myert tbeaeo by raid treot aad tract af Jeha Myer aootb 50 degroee weat 4It parchoiU apeeti theace by Krie Turnpike eoBlh It degreaa WM a petehaa aorth ti degreaa weat i perebea, aorlh 7i dejr,a weat 0 perehea, aoutk ti degreea weet It perehea, .atb 47 degroee weal fl perchra, ta pout aad placa af kegiaaingi eoaUlaiu 448 ' aeroe, 70 perebea, aad allewaaca. And ana other tract, careered aodrr warraat U Jacob Raah, begiaaiag at a peel eorwar eaat . of tbe bow tornpiket theaeo by tract, af Chris tian Mnaaer Bod Aadrew Graff aoath tO degreaa wrat (114 porchee, to a poal of Jobs Wldeaao thraoo by tbo aatae Borth 40 degreea we Ml lit pereBoa a a pew oraaoe ay tract of lea.e Tar- aall out lb 71 degreea oaal 04 perohea, to aa old white oak ; tbcaoa by aaau aorlk 11 daereeaoua St penhee, te a po.t i Ibeoco by aaaaa aorth II degreaa weat 104 perebea, U aa old white oak Iboaoo by Iran of Bewjeaaia Marlla aortk 4 drgree, eaat Ifll parcfaaa, ra aw old Merry Ireo on baak of crock ( thawce aoath 10 degreea ea.t 220 perebea, te tke pleoe of BorieBlaa : aaataia. lag 180 acre, aad 11 prrokal. aad aUeoaaoa , h tog the aante tlx tract, or pleoee af land aad praBieea wkloh JohaTmoka aad othan.hy In Jen tore, date oth day af October, 1440, groaned and eooreyod to Jaaaea Neteoa la foe, who Bold aad conveyed tha aaaaa ta aaid defendant, tho Derhv Coal Cnaipaay, af the Slate af Peaarrhraaia. Which dcecrihed laada ara aaderiaid with aiara of bitnraiaaai oual, aew opened aad being worked by aaid defendant eoaaoene. and hevi.n railroad track, laid therein, and railroad Iraake apon aaid prorataae, oonaoeUog with tho Tyran aad Clentll.ld dlei.ioa of the Poaa.ylTnnla Cea. Iral railroad I together with Ifty ooe! aaao need) laaiae aau Balnea far traaeporttag aoal U tow dn.pe. Bald wine, baiag alaa .aanlled wUh tha raatoaaary appliaaeaa for aiiaiag ooaL Aad aaid preaaieea be. tog erected tkeraon oaa donaee iraaio aalaera' hoaae, etablo, aad klackaaaitk ahop. Heiaod Bad Inkea In aaeatlen aa tha preporl? of tha Darby Coal Ceaapaay, af tha 8UU af Poaneylraaia,at the anil af R. f. Chaw. JOHN HALL, V. 8. JfnrrA.ll Merahall'a Otli-t, w PiUaburgh, Nor. 10, 1074, ) " jySrtOI.UHON" Notlco la keaaej glee Ikal Iko MHaer.Ha berelofore ealelieg hetweaa TboaaoaJ. Hobhard and Job. W. Watile. nnttnr the n.ei. mi U.kh.rd rw luWirl! 1 W,r'a. haa tbi. d.y Wa. dl..ad k, ..t.al IlKUiNew Vk ,0,,,nl' '"h" W' W,PU ""' k"lt" "a In II MIS. Hew lorh. Hu th, Jj, Mj , aaaa. All debit doe oaid Sroa are to ha n.ld ' aaid Waple.ead all accoeata agaiaat eold I roa la be paid by eold W.pU. -l. Tha botioeea will be aaadaelad aatkwMlofon, lay John W. Wapht, .1 tba old plaea, III UB Ally A WAPt.K. ClearltelJ, Nor. t, 1874. ..rl8 M roo KGWAilI) t Wkoreaa. tb, ffea.eat hnel..u. UJ hi.h. waj nobborlao thai bava reeeaUy haea ewaiaailied la Ihia ticlnily, and the aereoealel aenane af the parliaa ooeaailuiog the oaTeaoee, aoeaa ta eaU far poma .era oOeelire way af eeeerieg the erreel aad Norlollnn of tha of.ndore, , . Therefore, the Rherif and Ooaaty Coaiwl.il' a- ' era of Clenrfl.1,1 ornty, offer a reward al OH far the arreat aad eoariotloa af Ike partial aaai- Ilitng tkaaa h ah orloeeo. aa uue. .."'""i?' lhl "1 " 'ka f r pan lea wka entered aad Bonked Ike Mora I of Hlekard htoaaoB. an th. ai.bl ti th. ltd of Jaae. ' ., KMtwiU be paid far ka arreat aad aeeen llow af tha party aa parti en who astarad and. enhh.J Ik. ..-- . 11 u . i , L . 1.."' '. '. ' KM) fee Iba error! and eoaTletloa nf tha nor. ly or pantea who aaeaalted aadrawawd Snaiank limnle, oa tke alghl of Ika 10th nf Oatohee. Mm far tke errert and eon r let lea af tke par. lea wboaaoaalud aad robbed WlUlaia M. Atn.t, la tha Msrhet alreat hridgsoa Ik, Bigkt af Ibe , 01b of No.ernbee, All well dlepoaed eltltaaa ara laqeaaled logWa, any lalomiBlio, la their noaoaeeloa wklek raay lead lo tha arreat of lb, rlolatora af Ibe law, la lha Skarlff, aad eld aad aaalat hlai aad Ika . rare af tha law u aaoara tha tnoady arreat af aba ( trBn.gr.. .or. aad drira Ika haa aat aldtt. 1 ' W, R. MePHIRAON, Skarlff. I. r. roiiTikKT,) i. D. THOMPHOR, I Oaa'rK 1 CLARK MOWN, J) . i Sheriff', OfAe,Ko, Ik, OI4.-4I
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