Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, April 10, 1879, Image 2
(rildfovti ,41rportet MI E. 0. 000DISI . C11, EDITOB., Tuurada, Pa., Thursday, April,lo, 1879• TILE 3iEGRO EXODE2I4.. The remarkable migration of the cJilortd population of the South is at tr4eting much attention,and exciting the gravest apprehensions of the land-owners and planters. ,It is not confined to a single locality, but there . is a movement of uneasiness and de.... iirt.ffre in all the former slave States. The 'explanations . for this exodus,• which has assumed the 'proportions of a panic, are various and tinsatis fa story. It is allcued thatjinissa.- rb.:s from the Anti-Slavery S6ciety of Nov Yi.lirk have been amongst the inciting and . encouraging em ir,ration, and that the agents of the lialistis Railroads have circulated f i isi-- t olored accounts of the fertile lands awaiting occupation in that . State. Certain it is, that Kansas is the promised land towards which the stream of colored einigra tion is nor,: directed. And it is equal ly C•rtain that the entire negro pip ulatioD of the South has become re,tless and unimsy, inanifo•ting a ieire tt) , migrate to liansas, largv number-; having alroaly passed up tine .11i,sie,,ippi river, arriving at St. in.:ai)eti;ute. and !..titTering larger numbers ea as -1 , , , ,•(•pari ; 13,g to follow, tlefitif.te as to (les- tihati4m or meat', of support, a - dc-ii re tp (--cpe from cun,• uvil, i mprr:,st•ti 1q..1-iT2f that safety :111 I WO tI )It:+' u'IU in K.an,as • who have noted the sub ' f.Litt am! confidence 'Which the 1 -, (;rf) exhihited the ri.l}llion--a faith which ,ervcd t j tacin in r i ti;ct, s u hj ec ti oll t o , r ina,:ten,--anal Ni•i I ling aliterity= Hitt, which thc . ) chcei fully trolked fur -the support of the laud lies of f . those who were lighting to rivet still more securely the manacles upon . their HMI s, and to 'furnish the means i'2f subsistence to the arMit--s whose was Ult• perpetuity of stidden and universal awakenino- on the part of the negia) will lie of great interest. For the negro of the South, norant though . he may be, has been impressed that the " year of jubilee" was (-inning, and the day of his de tliverame at luind. lie waited with, exemplai‘ tLustfulness for the close of the ileheiliun, and hailed the not f emancipation : e the earnest of the ' fulfillment of the hopes- which had in pi red loin. The. religious and super .titions nature of the negro had led iii:n to expeet the coming of; a mil hi luni whieli would bring no., only f:•((-(irini, but material blessln:rs and !P!: ' 1111: COtt.o2l iik i l :111.1 1110 to 1:1.11 : 1 1)f . c . :52e .‘tn.l. plenty. Aliove - all tir,• to tilo party lew: rifAvt•li.in - . •:lft:ty: A lid a. igni-r:,nt az: the tulurc<l t utr t tray. n.n. Ito "rewartl 111111 to vi)te-against the 111.- I•uigif•au for Natitinal i.l , •ft; anti irn- ntik(i nt• ! -1.0 linA , rra.lually but 1111 n tatrht that although 1 , • Lid: n Iioi•i1 from -I:tvyry li /I td from th( powcr sy . Ina-•tyrs. Th. ;t:id il:lve !WU- I tin , bilk!, hull dozing ha. di , l•ranoi,:4l ttint—when ii 1 t.) or th).- 111:,n ha- (lefrawleil t 1,.• fili:t1(,1" lu , in.hiiiirv;all,l .C 4 is injur have I I rol'1:1',1)].1' brou.rht a th:lt t:titli in overruilmz rVI4I+I , I•C :1;1 , 1 OW p ar ty IV . ZIS :In 1 11111i101WII bUt Irfid I it wore '1 tyi Ii future rn the liflfaVonjdf lk tt, the yffitA , .l the I h myrtlheli,ion .tail. i.f that part v ! in 1,-0 tlit• g. , ‘,• cnniciit is th 4,. inifific-ftiffif oxi•itf'd in tb till' lip in 11; 11:1 C thi• t•xa, 2, !:;•_(-1 t!,rt.::',•:i v t1:0',7 :,:t1;1y1 :1:• 1n ,. ....11wt wliir!: !ltd o ircrvati. the , (.t,l AVrallitiu• all,l IRE tat a t , )11! 1!1.1 MT= 1.1, 111)W at : :,1.• :1:4:t -, :;. I I , "d t dri% n 1 - 1•1:121 the South :• f' •erl. . 1 0 ; :,t1 . 4 5; , 1 .'•1 t., Li 1, i it +l: , i: - -p, in tUn• r.ii, in_ !of I th•• p:untin r .: •1 ~f (.7,1.1;1:4 t. , the !,.• an,l imy - atant. That -tolor:n , z w.ll result to the . fainilieswhoh':are the tleliis of the South for the hl,ealier ',fain. of Kansas, is unques thlnal,l,-, awl thicir condition will ex. cite the cim i co taiou. to , ulrytts 1,10,11 ex(:, In.ac‘ ratc itivn of S,•talt, :ins. awalken • • .4 to 11 - 1 ,,v po,ilFle consolut.mrs , and aboni -thorn for - -the ..111.1v. It is• admitted that tilt.. t;,,.. t •olor e d population is ; L b.. and - that theirlields unciiltivated hut fur te their folite r z•lave:.. It i:, ning to dawn upon the average South ern intellect that the helpless and ig,- norant.ritce is essential to the welfare of the lordly planteri, and that per: , haps it will becc.ne necessary to re spect the rights they nave so rudely trampled under foot. So, the bitter lesson of :experience and necessity may possibly compel the better treat ment of the laborer, a'nd what blood• shed and lavish expenditure has fail• ed to secure may come from selfish nl;ess and interest. TETE attempt of the widow OLIVER ended, as every one supposed it would in verdict for the defendant, and a motion for a new trir,l, was re fused. The \absurd claims and the depraved allegations, of the adven turess were so thoroughlyexploded and disproved and shown to be so-un reasonable, that it hiss become a ques tion whether she. was insane or thor oughly reckless. That a man of Gen. CAMERON'S years, character and pub lic reputation should be placed in 'such a position was. humiliating to but with .the courage and con isistency which haVe always formed such a proMinent *attire in his char acter he determined to resist the out. razeous attempt at blackmailinz. Public opinion is_ very geneially with Gen CAMERON, and he is now receiving the praises of even his po litical enemies for the "determination he .has shown to put down this black milder. It has been, proven that re putable counsel had given up the case, in aisgust, and Me lawyers who tried did so under a written agree ment that they were to receive one half the sum recovered from Mr. C A MET:o. There never was a feature of the ease which corrooerated the accusatious of the widow, exeeptin ! , the payment of $1,01!0. to get rid of her. This was done through the ad vice of Mr. 111 nor.E. 'her first lawyer, who persuaded ,Mr. CAMERON to give - her the money, and avoid thereby the scandal which has now been met: Mr. C. very reluctantly and agairiSt4 his own judgment - 11311(1 , 41 over the money to Mr. ItirmLE,.and thereby as he-supposed, relieved himself from the annoyanee and odium Of 'further proceedings. 'it was a weakness, perhaps, hut suelr. as_ is likely to be displayed under the advice of legal friends. The result W that the widow became the More brazen in her assertions, and mote.iniptulent in her demands. It woul I perhaps have been easier to have seceded to her exactions. and stopped the disgusting or- . ,lepravity, perjury and forgery, but to do so_ was to en sourage a professional blackmailer, :riill give encouragement to the tribe of female - harpies who prey upon the goiAl name mid purses of public men at Washington.' Those who were at first disposed to treat this matter with levity. .see the importance of the ordeal through which Gen. CArmEn.oN has so triumphantly passed, and the press and public men of the country expres,itpr, their admiration fur tho nithlt• slnn4l h e h as t a k en , ft! ILI their :;ratification at the result. Ile reukre , l a service to the cause of morality, which entitle-; him to all al: the encominus . now given QM Tlt F. Secretary of tlic Treasury, on Sat arday matte a call fir_ all the un redeemed !rovernment 5-20 hat ing rcceived on Friday subsrrrip- Lion , fur the new I per cents. to the amazing arnotu9; of ti:tHl,s 2;7:m. The National Bank of Comtherej of Now York. , •ulNeifholt',,rii , :tu.o ,, o.,,,,t , ,, and the Continental awl Hanover I;an1“4 for i4 - oy , ofi,ot,o. When thi, call t, tini , •heil the 5..:20's will all he ri placed I,y 1 pt : r I ,, ,nds. making :in immon'a: -flying of inters t. Sec- -deserving of eredit for the e.,u'ragre and alnl ity' he Ie shown in managing the linan'es of the nation. lEuring the period or his Inv . ding DCIIPJCIatie l , ,trtt iut krpt up a fierce an(l'un hturrupt e),laLrlfation frei!' , :trade. free , rreenback enr eney, unlimited r;L: 1!P Xlll' inflation of all sort , ,, and .eeti mal inttnderl sui i\ to help the solid ui Ui, aiel to weak, en th 4• lon , in, ,- intere , t- of Lite imp i11,,,,1., t.,.)m!:) , •:ehil %WI ilidt,trial II ,, r,11: y •t, Lim , : fdr, this }roil-Jan ;zitatlon , 11.44 Lilt ilrfcatc,l Liu! pro o- \\ ri•-. •A* the furpling trii4.l...,iirtß at a ~r mull thi-i-1i0 . 11144,t i tho arrair , i-iiii•rir, for 4:ro of 1,41 anti :.;;Iver 4. itation ill Congri ss :inure as evcr. lint Elin -11,1'.11 , ' point int nub ti ,t~ ii 1.1 A: paynlvtit.. 'Etc :0 goes on the ti:, !,I,t or tix inatuo,l ris per eeilt. hal Ito . pay-, aiol thti, this IL:publican ailininist ration 'starlit:: at the of tile. most bril liant financial ' triumphs of imrliit4nry. Ell=lD3 111 . : 1,t kit.t.l,llc W HATE El; may 'have been the dai.'zer of lip isi(.n in the h* publican ',arty. that hanger has now passrl. part 2, is "solid "—with the Pre!=ident at its he The evils that are 'th;c'ateued I - ;y the majority in roicgrk-s, have at least had the good etfei•t , to dwarf as minor considera tions all harts• arievances, and to cement the orranization in, one coin -11)bn tleire for 'the welfare of the conutry.t Henceforth the RepuLlican party and the President are heartily in accord—and 'all, petty squabbles about men and places will nut be tul erated by the rank and tite. • Cor.V.E.PONDENCE I.n.q.,Weeli Secre tary EV AI ' ITS and Mr. Wurpip.Aw P.M D, dated in Deeember last, is made puldic, in which the offer of the German Missioi is made 113—di rection of the President. Mr. acknowledges the high honor paid him, hut declines the positiqn nn :ie. count of Ins engrossing journalistic duties;. Tnz army appropriation bill. with the obnoxious clause inserted under the diction of the Democratic caucus passed the lionse, Saturday, br. a strict party vote, eight Greenbaekers voting with the DemoeracY, and three with the Republicans. The contest has been_over the repeal of that part of section of • the Revised Stat utes_ which prof ideS that no military or nlval otlicer• or other person en gaged in the service of the United States ":-hall order, bring. keep'or• have, under his authority o'r control any troops or armed men at-the place where any general or special election is held in any , State, unless it be nec essary to repel the armed enemies of the rioted States or to - keep the peace at the The bill just passed in_ the House, contains a clause , repealing the last eight words of the section. The Democracy hope by- thus incorporating the repeal into an appropriation bill to coerce the. Presidentlnto its approval, and thus break down the last safeguard of the purity of the ballot - . box, and the . prctection of the. 'colored voter at the polls in the South. It is given out, by the. leaders of • the pemocracy, that after •the passage oT the other appropation bills they will adjourn ' without Waiting the action of the ex ecutive. In this case, there is every reason to believe that the President will call Congress together;and keep them in session, Pail the necessities of the government are properly pro vided for. 'NE Independent. Press, true to its . instincts is just now sneering at Gen: cral GARFIELD, and the Repnblicans who are ,endieavoring to thwart. the schemes Of the democracy. Accord ing to The 0,1116 of , these journals Republican congressmen may be jeer ed at and reviled aslladicals: and their determination to preserve the guarantees of a fn e and unrestricted ballot, is stigmatized as sectionalism, and the sign of an unforgiving dis •position--Lbut to allude to an ex- Seeesh Cong,res,,man wholdotted and fought to destroy the Unitin, as a Con federate brigadier, is a mark of un dying hatred, and highly censurable. ' We believe — eliat the people of . the HNorth have more regard for a :-soldier who fought fur the Union, than fur the rebel whose fratricidal. hand was raised to strike dOwn the fl ins of our Union. And when the attempt is made to cle - rate the " - LoSt,' Cause' and its supporters at the expense of Ithe.Union and its defenders, it is for the heart of the North to be fired, in earnest. TUE eleciion of Tuesday last, gen erally resulted favorably to the Re- Rublic'ans. In Michigan the Repub lican candidate for the Supreme Bench and Regents of the University were elected against the combined vr.4te of National, and Democrats. J ll oj i i,o, the republicans Were sue ci &' , .1/1 • at. Columbus, the home of , I" . RMAS, electing a-Mayor for the first. time, and at Cleveland, as usual defeati no- both the Nationals antl!-Deinoerats.cotnhined ; at Cincin nati the ltkimblican 'Mayor was elect- From lowa, ..Niaine, Connecticut anti N v w Jers,y, the results are equal ly. sati.Jactory. ONCE, in 1` tinder the manao - of a Democratic committet4 and under the-lead Of SAMUEL .1. TILDEN, the State of New iork was seized hr frlind.• lII,FFMAN was made Governor in place of Grtt3wiii.o, who was duly entitled to the ()ince. dud the electoral vote was taken from General I;nANT and, gi veil to non vrni SEI MUUR. The country has recollection of many in stance of chi, kind ( o af Democratic manag,clilent, which it is well now to• recall when this party is strulin , ! to strip the ball9b-b9x of every safe TIM depres ,, p,(l cou , li',ion of British agrk.„.u . lture, nieiitionol. in Parliment - Ily.kci,N , rim 0, is genuine, eaten-ire : t ml (kirl(Wriltie. The re p4u-ts from thirty-nine counties show, 4 that the imports Of American live Mock. meat, products and provisions ha,(l rendered farming unprofitable, the, income being ednee,l f ro m tw o per cent. a year to only one and a- . 'quarter Ter - cent, American butter and cliese have reduced th'e price of articles of that kin most fisastrou v. - TuEnEhave\been manyllyidely dif fering opinions\ as to the svis.l..m of the " , caueus" n.B an eh.- ment of ~ . .vernment. But never lie fore 11:,s it beryl elevated to the ,siren it by Senator BF:fK, of :,,Rentucky, Inured to lay on the ifible a resolutiuu (4.'1 . 01 by 'a Re im'.lican Senator, upon\ the ground that the subject Was already under eura...ideration I.y a C0111111Ittel:—that committee being the secret statwus of the Democratic majorit,F. SENAT , ,R ANTHONY, of tl o hode Island, had his joke at the expense of the democracy. lie moved tlint,if neither the chairman of the Denui. cratic caucus { Mr: WALLACE) nor the chairman of the Democratic caucus suh-committee (Mr. TIIURNIA has anything :to propose to the senate to-day. the ,Senate •gtj into executive session." - Thelriotion did not carry, hut the point of it was too sharp to be parried. -THE natural dgiravity of *hu man heart is proven by the fact that thirty thousand people paid one dol lar each to see a walking mstch in Netv York—yet, when a Leacher takes up a contribution for any re ligious or benevolent purpose, (1w offerings will not average live cents to each one of the.cOn-ie.,ation. Amour the time that the solid South shall succeed in repealing' all the , United States election laws for thc.protectiOn of personal liberty, the solid 'North will be prepared to sweep the rotten remniat of northern De mocracy from Congresi, - and .to :elect a , decisive Republican, majority in both Hinnies. In Pennsylvania the repeal. will make the State good for nn jrarneßse Republican majority. A. CA LL has been s issuctl by, the friciuls of 4emperance in Pennsylva nia fur a state Convention, to be as sembled- at Ifarrisburg' , on Thursday aril Friday, April 21 land m 25, 189. Measures are to be considered for the restriction of the liquor traffic and the enactment of prohibitory laws. THE latest kink of the Detnoeratie State-rightt-ConstitUtlonar-Conserva : live party in Congress is thata Re publican President.' has no right to use till veto power against the,dan gerous and revolutionary acts of an adverse Congressional party con trolled by pardoned rebels. GE:!;pt.l.l. G declares that the campaign in Ohio will be a hot one, and in some respects the most uncompromising one ever known in the State. lie has no - donbt,that the Republican' ,will carry the State: against the combined Democrats and Green ',mac rs. Ji:FFEIiSoN DAVIS says he doubts the wisdom of attempting to educate the blacks, and utterly disbelieves' in giving them the ballot. There really. wasn't much in the negro connection with the rebellion to make the President very enthusiastic over the ex-slaves. Ex-J uti4;f: 1. W. 11. STANTON, of Wilkef-barre, has become disguAcd with Pennsylvania, .and has' started for Leathille,. Colorado, where his peculiar talents. may perhaps be bet ter appreciated. SENATOR, BUTLER, of Sollth Car olina, boards at the same honk with Congressman 13nAtni, of Wisconsin, hut dues not speak to him because of his osition against southern claims. CONGRESS. Wed ocwia y :—ln the •Senate, the resolutions of M. Hoar about free assents in legislation was laid on the table-35 to 2.o—a strict party vote; Mr. Blaine will call for a vote on the resolution to-day; a majority report was made against admitting 'Senator. •B ell, of New Hampshire-1 a Republi can majority report was mantle in favor of it; the subject will be debitted to day. The House debated the Army bill, brief speeches being made by many members. 17,toyUM Senate, a num ber of new bilk were offered.and the two reports on tht :Omission of Sen ator Bell were read the Fubject then went over; Mr. Blaine did not call up. the ..IlOar resolution, fur a vote, because - Mr. Herqford, of West Yir alma gave notice that he would. call it up on Monday in order to streak upon it; the nomination of Clar:enee King a,3 Director-of - Surveys, and of Dr. Hamilton as the head °Mlle •Ma rine Hospital. Service, were confirm ed. In the-House the debate:6u the ; Army bill was participated int by Mr. 'Knott, Mr. Houk, Mr. Robeson, Mr. Blackburn aud others; 'Mr. Black burn was very much .complinfented by his party friends. y;:—The House, which was the onlyeiranch of Congress in ses sion Frolay, spent the whole day upon tlutl Army speeeh, ! .;-1% ere , made by our Greenback men and by Mr. Sing4ton, Mr. Tneker, General Garfield and ottiers; the general de bate is now el(?i , e11, and a Veto is ex peett•il Saturday. Sal If rduy :—The House passed the Army bill Saturday, with the politi cal legislation comprised in it, by a vote of 14'4 to 1.22 ; the debate on the bill .was long and earnest., Mr. Chittenden, Mr. Conger, Mr: Bra•gg. O'Connor and many others Lakin:; part in it; the Greenbackers nearly all voted with the Democrats.; the Muse adjoulTied until Tuesday. Monday Senate dismcssed the case of Senator Bell, of New- Hampshire, but came to no vote on the admission of the senator; among the bills introduced was one by Mr. Booth. of California, to repeal the Atllnitie and Bailroml 'grant, and one by Mr. Ingalls for the relief of the Central Branch of the - Union Pacific ; the Army bill was received and referred. FROM RARRIREIJRG. r 44 pe.cial ftf 1AW:1=1:1 tm , April The Legislative labors of the present week were commeneed on Monday even ing, by a session of the !Guise, with just six more nwarbers in their seats - than the necessary ykrnin. After prayer by, the Chaplain, tl.e Speaker - .0.0 h qk nut being satisiied that a quorum Was present, or: d , '1 , 4 . A4 call of the roil, when one huO- . die4and seven statesmen. answered to their . mime , , and business was proceedad %Nall. It was remarked that several of ti,e gentlemen who voted en the Pt eViettS , .1 id:ty tl...;:linSt a'? nftjolllionent until 'Wednesday, as tlk; Senate hail ,provided for, did not answer, desiring cl,, :l bri,; ss •t o appear on the record as favoring elose.at- , tention to public business, at least on the part of their colleagues, while they to mainea away attendin g to ,their : private affairs. "lire average legislator is perhaps not the most consistent animal in - exis teuce, but as he is generally a most self complacent specimen, it. is hardly worth while to 'attempt to dispel the delusion under which he labors., in thinking he has few' equals and no superiors tin the.way of . statesmanship. . 1 As an indication of the feeling in ref 'erepce to fixing some limitYor the session or - getting ready to name :a day for final adjournment, it is noted that a reenhlion offered on Monday night in the 114114 1 by Mr. Watrons, of Mercer, - in the Yotercst o of an early Llay, I , l9yi,i;ng that 4 7 pills shall he read in ilfseafser this wetic, was defedeed with a "Wlowily several riiiia ilelphia members i.!),...r4:4;..-ing theiiyisgutht in a intmt uninikakiOn to ttinci - ,lnt any movement,laowever indirect or7temote, in the direction of h?ssvaim. - ; tbe!iCne hun dred and tiffkalays for . liiell they will receive the ten `olhirs per item. This is more moue} that son 4 of tyre chaps ever Made in their bqs before.;‘;‘ana they are bound to stay N%itle\it, until the last day. A resolution proCiding that lifter April I the Houma hold 4ening. se4ionri uu Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 7.:l0 to IO o'clock,.was defeat ed, and a largo lumber - of biller Were passed first reading. •- t • In the 'House on Tuesday, . petitions praying for the piasage.of the Pittsburgh riot btll were presented from'Allegheny, Armstrong, Bradford, Crawford and Fay ette counties, and .remonstrances against it from Tioga, Bradford, Chester,-"Dela ware, Forest and 'Mifflin counties. A motion was made to' reconsider the vote by which an act consolidating and revising the several road and brOze laws of this Commonwealth was . -defeated, which motion was agreed to, riuktW fur ther consideration of the bill Res poned for the present. • A great. deal of time has alreadY-Leeu consumed in elis cuising thiS bill,.and the prospect is good for still mole talk. _ Among the bills "passeeL, finallyin the house on Tuesday, were the follo.ving A supplement to an act relating to last *MO and testaments,• presiding fur the time from which wills shall speak and take effect, for the vesting of lapsed or void devises of real estate in residuary devisee, and for the execution of powers over real and personal estate by general devisee, or by bequests of real or perso t nal estate by the person in whom su:11 powers are vested. An act requiring all officials authorized tiz'take acknowledgcments and adminis ter oaths, to perform such service free of charge for soldiers and widows of soldiers when rulking affidavit to papers for the purpose of drawing pensions. A. joint icrolution providing fur the prjuting., of 0,000 additional copies of Smull's Hand Etc,k was sassed on second reading A gi.olly pention of the morning and afternoon session iti the House on Tues day, -was isevtited to the discussion of the' Pittsburg riot bill. Mr. Liming, of-Craw ford, took the door in opposition to the prefacing his speech with a motion to ,I(Afptme indefinitely its further consider .ation. Ho addressed the House in opp osition to , the bill until the Lehr of add nirinnent, tinitinning his, re marks in the afternoon, when• he conclu- • de& in a short time. The discussion was continued until about supper time when a vote on the inotion to indefinitely post pone was bad: and it was defeated, yeas 74 f -nays mil. The three members from Ifradford all voted in the affirmative. The t - fr i iends of the bill werein gnat. glee ou the announcement. of the voe, as they loti:ied upon it as an indication favorable to the tinal passage of the biih'while the opponents of the measure were equally confident that they would succeed in kill' ing it, or at least removing its of featurits. In the liaise on Wednesday, the von; by which an net providing forthe trans fer to the State of the Reform School at Morgauza, Washington county, was de feated on the day. before, for want of constitutional majority, was reconsidered. The report' of the special committee ap pointed to investigate this institution, WaS read, and Mr...Mapes, -the chairman of the Committer, stated to the hiMse that the present mauageinent had been found all right, that.. so far as abuses were c•,n cei lied, they be'onged to t a past era. f ter sonic additional explAnations the bill passed by •a vote of yeas l:31f, to 28 irlys. The House then proceeded to the con sideration of the Pittsburg 'lot bill, on second nailing, when. Mr, Fenlon, of Cambria, offered a substitute for the test section of the bill, providing fo r th e ap tintnOt Hon. Galusha A. 1;row, Hon. (co. H. Jenks aid , Ih,an. Fla leis W. ati emniissioners to-ascertain, by investi gation: of the facts, the liability of the state. Mr. Fun made a brief speech in favor of his aniendinclit, and the de bate was continued 400.11 the of ad journment, tbt tine. , being principally taken up by Mr. Faunee, of Philadelphia, who :-poke in favor of the original bill, but was freiaently interrupted by Messrs. Law, Of Philadelphia, Wolfe, of rnion, and others. At the afters„ , u session- on Wt dnes day, Speaker Long to.d: the th ur and of fered :in ainclahnent to the Clot bill prl viding that Galusha A. Orow, Uhat:es 11nekalew, the Attorney nerd and two disinterested eiti . zens of the ':ate a; , - pointed . " 63 - the Goveino• as commission ers that no warrants boil aid by the `tats Treasurer, until the Suwerne shall decide ; -the law eonstit utihnal ; also deLlar iDg that the act Nhali' bt.e..ine null ant void and all )ayn.eitts cease 'IN luau ter re I estitte shall he mad.. taxable for S; : c purposes. lie made a ViLI,IIS spreck in favor Of his amenclutents. The debate was contunied -titir.iig the rein tinder of the-:•CSi4)II, itll4 COlnilig to ;L VOt, The St mtte cononenr4(l the week::: work by a brief session on Wut!net...day evening. at. s idyll lolls on lirt reading were considcr , ed, and an act to kertott the spread of plcnro-phem o cattle, eras p ks•scd otaler . suspen sion of the rules. Among the-bilis intro Inced in the St n ate on Thursday morning, was one by Mr. - Paris, to Validate deeds or (Alm' in titrtiinlo in writing, heretofore mad e in °tiler States fin the sale or conveyance of The vote. ley which the bill to prevent the spread .pf ideuto-p m•unnnia. was passed on the previous evening, was re considered, and after being amended by, inserting a proviso that the set shall not apply to cattle which Mire teen ex'aminell by a veterinary surgeon or - - fpntias was kid over. The Senate on Thnrs'ilay passed finally the following among other bills : An'act to make taxes assessed on Fiat est:o; a first lien and to provide for pie collection of such taxes and a teinedy'for „ialse returns. &The 10.10/C two hours of the afternoon sessiou of the Senate on Thursday, was einummed in another bitter contest or , wrangle 'MT r the Judges' salary bill. , which. like Batapm's ghost, will nut down, The fliends of the bill as it now stands , i , ..l(fno' for country judges with mileage,. and 5000 to Philadelphia and Allegheny 1 Judgeio voted against all amendments or i prol.ositions to decrease the homer or in- 1 crease the latter. 'They also vot, d against a motion to indefinitely postpone the Tut- ther consideration of the bill, which was , , defeated, yeas Ifl, t ays 25. 1 1 After further discussion a vote was had 4 irs from almost every point in the on the thud passage of the bill, when it Nr%r, .est show the winter NI heat crop cf.wing region of the West and was defeated, yeas 19, nays 25. Three of ...; , IA; he unusually- good, its present tine e.on the nays,"however, Messrs„:.Davies, Kauf/ dition being, attributed to the heavy snows man and tklmatterly, are in favor ofbe , of the i'ftast. season, which afforded cons_? bill, and voted with the md . lority so sto 4. , pl,.t.e plotiLl:ttu:). A SEA 1: in: tOrllati. pare , ) over 11111 w ICS be able to move a reconsiderathm/ m In ihe llonse un Thursday ning, af- Sumit N. C. Tilmsdav i ist. Several oC . m 1 th itousesW e:o bl'ow iv dow, i;' and their (mu ter routine business, was gmie rough tents seattend bioadema.. f M.- boy was pil 5 ,, 1 115 i nit: red by Ta'l - with, the consideration J ilt th e ~ i,,a, bin I ki lle d ~,,1 many was agaii, resumed, anti after „. nit 4 ex _ I i i ng w I I i l ni l l i ) i k l . r , . , I. :F i t- 1 %7 ; : j i } ii:. ,t„ ft , l:7: :, ....s ere blow n citing and somewhat bitter debate, a rote I Tut - . - extrem, ly cold weather of 1.1.4 on the amendment, Speaker Long was i Friday- and Saturday is reportkd to have reached, when to the surprise of almost l k i lle i ` . l ' t h e' l.'( f l r " ,i,t il tl i n t d a f r . : n l i i ii v a. v e rc l - 1 1 .1 :::;1 )lime d every one, butr pecially so to the ft iemls 1 : i i ` .. : ` i i,,. 4 ,, , l t A ;,:: iii , i„ in Ai ibii . lla, ,n , „ it u rd it ; , of the bill, it/was -i'ote , l down,yeas ti 2, i ,I,,ma : ,in, th e fa“ps, :00 some of tlie,e,,t. nays 1.113. /The ink l mbers front Biadfoid i [4)11 IN In have to be n•;1-:ut eri. all voted/ with theJmajority. Whi . 4 the i Tni: l wre...:linguavell I.etwi en William friendS'of the -bi ll Were seiiie : ‘ ,. at eha _ .3101:r.,.0f Baltimore and .Tofin McMahon. / 1 of \ eimont—thaq-c , lteman, frith use of grilled at this . result, they do hot, give up the legs, best. three in fire, fur i .;500 a s i de tile fight, and elaim that they will yet be —came off Thumday night A at. t the Aed / able to secure a... o legislation which will be satisfaetery. .* Immediately a r the Tote , Was tot. zoomed Mr. [fowl of Blair, offered an amendment, the Ram. ho introduced in committee of .the whale, and which has since been. lost sight f, as it sort of "dropped out." This is the proposition which is now pending; ant provides that if the Supreme Court shall decide Alle gheny county to he nut iespos ilde for the damage and losies under the tof 164 then the Governor shall appo'ut three commissioners, who shall ascer lin the losses in detail' and report them o .the next session of the Legislatuie. '1 ds is the shape in which the question will me up, the first bill .on second reading, sn Tuesday or Wednesdarnext. The aftenioon sessfOli of the Tlonseonl Thurz.day, was devoted to the consiticia tion of local bills, seveml of which were. paesed finally, one of them being au act for the relief .of net.sesf A. Fox, of Sus= quelianna county, a widow of a soldier of the war of-1812. In the Senate - on Friday morning, im mediately after prner by the chaplain, Mr. Joims, of Philadelphia, submitted the following report : The Finance Committee, to which was refernid the resolution offered on the 2:ith ult., relative to the chargesagaint Thom• as 11. Cochran, Clerk of. the Senate, re spectfully report that after hearing vari ous statements in relation to the matter and giving the same du:: consideration, they do notilud any cause Air the appoint ment of 4 committee/ 1- k investigation, and that they have full faiQi in the honesty and integrity of the Chik Clerk. After debate the report was adopted by a vote of 3 to I. . The business in• the Mouse tin- Frien'y was of a routine and kenealy uninter esting eharneter. Senate_ and House ad journed until Monday evening.' STATE NEWS L.knnr; r.iil valtnalc delelZ'ltS of iron Laic beat disc ovettel on knnis iu StAra3 lk ill county. . A TREE fell upon losepli Geisinger, in Portage township, Caminia county, last week, and killed him. DuniNc. the past month '2o'2 oil wells were finished in the Bradford region, producing on the first day of the month 4(fttl barrt 1,. TurttE. is a large amount, of building going on in Bradford- whielli the EO ,, re gard .1 as one 'of the niari'y , evidences of returning prosperity. llonArE I'. MgssEse.v.ti, of Pittston aged fifty-live, dropped ;dead Sat uri?ay afternoon. The can..;e r f lns death is .sup posed to have been heart disease. Ilivrt.7s, of Eastcn, has teen her for trial on the'elia!rge of brutal a , - Sault upon .Jamie Baker, all eh•C'en-yetr old girl. Bitten is:thirty-two years 01i. )ti Friday mottling the barn of James M. \V hit by, in Lower Providence to•an ship, Montgomery county, was destroyed by tire. iNuie heal of cattle perished in the dames. )..N the express coriiirtg east cu the' toad, on Friday in. px:senger was mulcted out of i at th:•r•-card nointe. The 'lieu - with the nioney jumped on at Harrisburg. Tll% investivatif al is the impeachment ease of ..111(1 ; .ze I laidiug, 't' Luzerne county %vas i , ititinkled at Ilairisbutg Thursd,ky, Luk nkk k idellt•C ,init,kkt ;knee was i.kni the ceindittec adjoaettial., until Thursday I . THE. B'tid of Pal dons at Harrisburg heard argument Thursday to stwport of the commutation of the death st•utt,uees of ...11,xander SAyte of Philadelphia,' awl llezokialt Shafer, of omzity =both wife murderers. t ton was taken. A , Pr.elAi, from PO tsintrg twtt confidence men suceettOett in robbing riftratt 301111 , 4 , m S.: I I tt., the lAN rty yet Intoictare of the Well • ein:agcd itf the only (teen .if the store the confederate it; tett yvvi the In •itity drawer ttf the t..tfe and to-tk tigno in cash, in: lutes. , lferottf .ac; there tiro noW pil 4 o, , 11 Ito iJt n 511111 hick.s. . aW101i! , ..! the tt:tt - . Mu:, of iziti ion; - 4 7 t0,- ; ono Inn, of e-10. Navigation it iSeXpe 4, Ctvii Will be opt the 15th lust, anti the price of II:. 7S to itotititto%, N. V., will be s'xty cents a ton, which is ten : etotts lower than last year. Bradford Er.l,: , :tys that a malt tty, hying at I.trri's- Iturti. near Pd.itifoid, e.tine home about tenthys r ,, , ita e ' ;,at( ti, anti kirks.! his : wife :4, wtttiefilly that she has sio . c died. The treman was ill -a delicate-eoetion till . 1 aod the. vlihl wts k:lictl tote t.f litoy 'Las Lwen art ested. Til(:11.4 1). CIA( ss, ex-'l4easuie,r, Ca'i Is zi c , ,unt V, a, , ;,11:•g to the M.;;leli Uhl; Gqz. sho,it in.acoouits; sowed:int: . over Ik e thousand Itoflars. I let.,t , ,foro . lie tt ( n•lemlt. bag bee); re.. , t .til , l as a er3. ex In f.lal y eitiy.en, but it is 411,%Ictovt`ro.1 thates I.VIVatAs m•c011)1, :1It• ut a vuetel-ed cod.lition, and his belelsffieli 11 1 :11P have to set: le Is itli t Lc e , nint y. 2 ntle of the le , I,Osnien is t on 111 1: 7 (11A t 311. (•latt-s lAt:114 . ICII to i'rt. , :ed three !,-c.us. GZ:7E:I.I:. 17.7,775, .I.t rrq eon :ntrr.:,•: \vas. silitenr.,l Banks.:, to !tun!" . Friday, .1 tine A Fli:r St. t es ., d •p , iity the v.11,1,,,r, bf , t‘v,,•: l ;pl,l tm.o• htiti,frf 11E=IMM onra,:vi o I Di.: , L; ,matio t, :111,c an infant, at \V W: tln '` owr hi .11 111. liV., halo: A 'q.v.\ on Ihtilts, T.•s that in a dithhak:t) at lialifinati..h.ha lit 11 sht•t awl S;s4it'•, a „f 1:x-l••.ss4sr."ntan 1`; CDT I/C:.(y. Tnt•: ik tno,..rats ai! 1 Nat i = l,ll lb , land. Tlii!lrml,ty last, anli th, it itt ruuvcufiun , nominated 1\'•:I,Il•mar ( )1.,s for Mayor by acclant-. I '1:oF \I O V01 . ..11N . . Wtll - a,ll.lll4 , nit•:', ill ZiliNt . anti 111:1t div(l SimiLty in Cnit:itulat aL•xli yoas. Ito wa? a native ut Ireland, and Caine to tciis county iu yii.ith. d Hilly, Gilb e rt an d Stuitb, w( r do nd in the hl ,ttr \ , )1.1, by the ur , ct “1:1 they ovut to ride tbe, aVI'S 4.a ras,iu , _; ste,%ffl..r. 'Fur celt.b,:,tted tartlet ;,!.1-itutli Maid, w,o; fiut, ),:ty colt Fashi , n Stud, Faint I,t. is i;i•iii . ge IVasiiiot4.li. Mr. _ day, tcf, s li all i.ffer of 'twun:y (1, AN ru.;ihe and three ears ofa pa\s-iezet trait' (in the Xew ilicri ! o. and fit. Louis - INThom' jumped the t. , ,a!k Friday near yraziehurst. .. z inc,. 5N as the baggage scr,omly \l - i 1.1.1.i.A (joy I , {l.Nriit Mi.ttrits, special agent of the ,TTisury Department, in liis reps , // upon the ie•ources of terri6e - y, says there are now sufficient An - clic:lu citizens there to en tititi it ,y 6.3 teriitorial form of govern- my of Music, Baltimore, and resulted in another victory \for Miller. -McMahon won the first bout in twelve minutes; Miller the second in. four , minutes, and the third iu eleveu,atad the fourth in, PErEn DEstrY, colored, aged . about 0i years, was found murdered on Market street, in Wilmington, I)el.,Sunday Morn ing. Ile was murdered wear the scetie:of the Temple 'murder; Comniftted two years ago, of which he was the ti t: discover. Several anests have been made. THE Confederate monument at l ew Orleans - .maw:dedicated Sunday, nearly ten thousand people 'witnessed the ceremonies. Among the participants were delegations - 1 from the flit-and Army Of the Republic and Union,l4o, Idiem and :Sa , hrs' Asaocia- Linn, whojitesented floral sufferings. \ TIIE Chemical Copper Works, at Pluntrixville, were desttoyed by fi Sunday afternoon. Loss, $?.5,000. lire at Zilwankee, .near Fast Sagina Michigan' Saturday afternoon, destroyed d dwe -.ad store -id about Cr7WEWAcc merchants - , ft;r the purpKeof (..I... g erati t,l l. l with the monil-ipal hetilth antlwrit s in an unilitOtting effort to preierrc the health of the city during the summer. Charles A. 'Whitney has been elected . t%e sident, anti Dr. C. •B. Wliite Director (.f the As:sfliLiath.:ll. W LTEI: ATS , vs was. hattgca at New - - port, Ind.. Thursday. fir. the tunt'der Ezra Compt4i t in Jawrtry list. -The WaS aces nnp:inied tip the scatrirld by his yoenn.i. wife who took Ler lelve te/ ly. • Watson was - calm and se 11-Colit i 4 ,110. lie halexperiet.ciA reli gion a few ih before his execution...lns neck was ImA:en in the fell, awl in nine minutes,lns 'dike ceased to belt. Tut,' fenriD pedestrian sic dayslptour nament n a. broght to a cl. , se IV , dneZday nigh: f est, .tiPlll,! ;000 reISI,IIS 1.1.:11);_t pins. cot At eleven, flit se..re : Von Ber t ! ::72 miles: : Wal lace : Viet Kirin:lst-It 2lito; and Tobias 2!o:; Von Kiamasch continurd walking until she tiiii,bcd niiles an d Tobi is until she made Auiles,, and then they retiled. Vni erg was then formally' declared the winner - and •..as pie-sated -with the.helt itud Nil tun ;;.,1 the scculiii third, subseriptiou ut $7,0 le up iil.utlaec h . A ont New oil. ans. of Api it 211.1 says : The case against, Ex-Col lector 1.. Smith, leeeuily ind.:.eted liy the rl .Tory eliar . , zed' with perp(i 'ttatiier fraud ( n the !qovernment by ca:. rein;; tin the Custom tlonso roik itanws of parties mit actin.ny pc.•cf ,, 111.1:m.; wolk for the i4overniii,e;nt, .was called in the Circuit COY'. A .oiry Was entuanell ed and the trial proceeded' with. After v.amining half a witnisses District Ann' ney Let stated that the ,aticy lit had failed 'to make out a case and the acew , ..e.l was :illy acquitted. t.t 'Saturday afta , rtnpin Cath erine Ilitta;dlack. a nt.ii lrn larlti, fifty years of resiiiin: on the' i)iinsli:lek toad, three miles west of Colrous, V.. was, found s% it!! her threat Olt from eat t, , car. The motives ,if the murder were (mirage titel ioLherj - , the sum of foilr seecileil by the A tromp Iv.ho ea11 , • , 1 that ostensilik: to Pr"l"ne work, and .suhsvo,tuuttly ma , ~ :i•ft to atiu,,tadt the resia..ilve after the I;eparturk of ihei,l) Dunsbiack, father' the vietim anti the only rim leon the farm, i. t• , isiw,ted of 1 eing the perpetratorof - the Coroni r Eeeies 11 - 3. assitrneil ch.krzze ni r!le ct s e ati,l is litiviti , ttlie (fowl- T I y : court<l of tie taurd,u-vr. IL %Tr.! I t. re4TIVO s. !;1•14 . 11 locilt lit, and !HMI C 'so ploroundly ,;11,1 slung such an intert , :t in - r mnr. 4..1, I I iInt,IN as . )vi,inen. ly lyladaptc(l to tht, ,tt , n he:t4itehes, wcakn,....-: itt tln• kidhey,. ~ 1 the !•n..111,1in s anti "f the and .11.t.p.n.lency, 1?1 tuzuhlly rene•vt‘,l by thv,n,l;,ttt.ti. MARRIED. VTl.T_wri i,m 1,„ 11,J, %‘ • ,'r • 1.1 .1. 't% oN. , r , • II t';•.t . 1 / 4 : 1 1 / 4 r.! talt'i pl 1., k., :1114 MI, %pc C. 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I: • , f 1,11 , 11l , '• ,, • 1• 11 11!::: ~f tr. .3ty ; i 1,3 •: 1/ -t.t.311,1. erl 33-pt t t, ,•• t,, .lit• •- 1 tp..3lt, t ••• th, t'i'• . ...1 c Nt •t.,, ‘I 11" , • a, , 3,1 It 17,,t ..; it; t •1 , tt. ,l• • tio , ' ,tt ~v r It 133 1 ,13,A I n 4.! 41 f,.,11 0,11. t.tft, :1V..., I{ ate 1,e 3 ,1 13,3, .31 ,31... t .Iztitt•i prt,.. e ;tr• 13.ty 1 - - 1•3 tho !ail 1 4 •31 , 1,03tt1y. 1,3 tl33t 13 1 :•tet•ecete , L; itt,te , 31 , 01 1, - ~1 •1 1 . • 1, t , r , •c, , •••leti t „ ' I..TIC. t t• tl'i t 3 .1t Tewtvr , f_t. the 7:11 41.%) . of A ~ , r ll, :he year ! f .31r 1.3.1 35. , e11:111 lAI%OI od a• , d ”r ipa , p-n.1. , r,..ce of tine 1111'114n 4 awl third_ PETE!: .t. liE IN, !-)..1-11. r u, , t, CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE: TRADE MARK. The l reat TRADE MARK N I. n 41 7 Hentecl Pi y.• ,3 T • • - r q • \.r, .D. %I:- A Tabu;. j. •nr• • 1,;, 11.,1 r flirty re .:L.a 4. ; F oi 11.• e by mall Ilk •61. • 11 , 11 10 1711,r pa• jt,.rt aOl t nt rr.,. t,j b,lll r0e, 1 11,7 of the 1110111 . y. l• 1 7,./.lr• 5,1114 • T, a , ..t - s r. I I:1; V. “0 . 4 . 1• . L'.11111) I)llriirr,. Chi nlneys, St ..t-<. a;,41 Wtcl: "f .1 [IN F.'S. 0 Sa-h, Corti, Twine and Lt , C=l=Ml =MEM —., A t !to rar,,:!vt?.. ,, 11. t: .•• Ai it, 11. ll ' CA I,f '3 , 1 '4 \ 1 a., 111.4 =EI I= "V` , i :,teiv 11Duertcieutcut.;. =I =EI =MEI SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:I POWELL .Bc . .CO.. Takla pleasure in notifying their friends and- customers that, they have Stores Nos. &5, Tracy's Block, THF, ,SPRING - TKADE \ THEY DESIRE TO CALL. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR, STOCK OF Carpetings, Wall , . . : And a general assortment` of otli.•r House. Furnishing goods just received ' . \ . Towanda, Pa., Aptql Ist, 1879: • ' 2 ' tf . • . . . . . • . McINTTRE\ BROTHERS, Successors to Mclntyre Le. Russell, Dealers in N . Main St ;-t, 00115. $77 A"r g . 4 ,`:".,A3f2„`€::: STEVENS & • ONG . • 7211isceffa Geneial Dealtrs iu GROCERIES, PROVISION couvrny rnoDucE, HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW. STORE, OF ALON & PINE-Sts (The (AA 5 Lod of Fos, Stereos .4)lerout.) th ,, y .1 , tent hui I their complete as‘orIITICIII , ler? k liiey have always ou hand / /'• F.:7 , l'E( I.lr ATTENTIo .N 4:I,VE / :g TO TIIE )I.)UCE ' • A ta,ll paid f or' lit!Si ra , kt M. J. T•pwati,l.t. A itrl, ME ASSOCIATION, Qr ilipriphid liMin I.llDi NNIZED EETESII: ER' I, CAPITAL, ASSETS nearly - 54,000.000.00 Thi- 1,1 itt.itn ,. trz.ni all,l I', Vito. „h o b( Fur. .aka 14;01,11, WM.'S. VINCENT, Agent. Main Street. Towanda, Pa. iixEct"rows NOTlCE.—Not;ice j i _j is hereby glve•. that all /venous hidehied to the estate' et isamuel Davidson. late of Skeshequin, deesased, must make immediate payment to the undersigned, and all perssins having rialuts against vtiA e,rate nup4 present them, duly authenticated, for sett!. meta. S . ANIFEL fI.IVIDSON, Jrs I. .. )1: NG, Exectiturr, Stseahequirc, March Lt I. 7 I)ITOR'S N0T.1e.1.1. In the , orpflaw, Court of ItrnAlforil County. In the to:if L..r of flh• .. , tv.• ut ('Alvin Ltiwlx,- late of Elm : ,• prirfetelgi, Ilradford County, leceas ,ll. • TLe malerrlgnott, nn tmdtfor appointed t,y xahf i•nkrt to ims, opvlt oxt-ola ton% to final twrount of S. ; 11. Hark tins.; :ollulni%tritor of the o,tato of Calvin 'l,l, iv, 111 3114.1,1 i. 1. , Ito .l sties his •lllll'dtltmont at h'fOtllre in Troy .11orinigh, on s-VEIrItItAI". till: OM day 4. A I'lo f. next, at In wo,,eka. ni. of - said day, at Nt hie 11 lIIIW 111141 plaret ail IPoilsl,ll. havh.g elatm, against NOM t•Ntate or the funit,:ttlslng front the mine, are Td rt matt, their rl , lms It.t .ditharrrd from coming In hir. Nam. W-• E. Elitt.sON. .ttontor.' • Trop. l'a , )larch - •a x k. W.I.NI)()W G 1 SS, from 73:9 to V • tsar at -' JUNE'S. •‘,:CIi.EIVS- Tacks, direct from the semeenieterem, for rale: at rraolevilo apt' tetall, at rettucc , ll , rtues, at : .JuNEVS. 'road( REMOVED TO AND ARE I NOW PREPARED FOR Papers, Window Shades, gboinvare, 4initiare, &c. STOVES AND TINWARE, IMO El GEO. STEVENS MI - - 5500,000.00 El Curtain Materials, TOWANDA PA. Miocerfancotts. JACOBS Is now recelvlng hfs SPRING & - SUMMER STOCK OF CLOTHING! WHICH HAS, NEVER BEII - N F.QT:ALIE / D BEFORE I.N / • TIIVS' MARKET, Either for _ - Qi / tfility or Low Prices, Every Article First-C7l. PLEASE CALL & EXAMINE BEFORP, PURCIEASING HE SELLS' Ftvp. C,;11 AND WILL N, , Yr GF 1.7 t Patton's Block, Main-St Towan,la, I'a.. April 1, '79 wILBun - s DIRECT 1)1:.1 F 1 EI:REKA MOWER THE nEsT 31VWEIC LIGHTEST PHA .11 6,I:EAT CAPArITI" FUR NArm A SIX' FEET SWA TII - eta with less Draft, than. the average ntuwi.r uses in euttingfour feet. Grass-ent by - tlu Kurelia •;rif !bird quicker and . more pvenly than after any othe - r Mower. •• - • vord t'v i n his ui,l to call at IM• F.. to!y a•rl exaiturt,..4l,o and make fl it t•oTttairt4. I.lticEs EURE Is.V.MoW El: r.i. k REA Warrenhatil, l'a. Towanda,rehniary 13. H ARDWARE AT GREATI.i" ItfE D 13 C F I) 1) It 1 C E 11. T. JUN E, ENT., Is do* opening a large and general assortment o Hard Ware, Cutlery; y tores, walls, Iron, Glass Paints, 01Is, Varubhes, Tihware, House Furnish ing Goods, kr., purchased for en.sh and offered Ism sale atisargaltis to those n ho par cash ror Rossi:. 1l:1 NG ES and Cooling Stoves. fur com and Won,t, at low prices, at .1U N rimtE G rapliic and Nov tit • 11 )10,.:t r'.ll"..ec aha o[u:tin-mai Gm world, at • I rrii E best low-prieeil stove for mikes sold Fltanosos ever ur eh•, at .11'N ,V OR Horse-Shoes and Ilorstc-Shoe ZialN go to .1 UN TI NW Alt E—n large anti Lzen r:t ss prices.. :it .111' S-1:% , ALA RUE stock of Bar, Square,' nllllll, IL1111:M/1,11, OVAI. II al f•VI. 41. awl itoop_t ron; _._ _ . 011, *Paints, Oils, and . Varnishes, JL.- JUNES. MS iiEliZ