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m lyl I mn W 1
One hinip m year, i j , i - $.1000
One-half; fttmimn, on yenr, 80.00
On-foiirth column, one yenr, 15.(10
vne square I lu linn) 1 liitertioit 76
tvery additional insertion, ; 50
iToipiwinnai mid misinens card of
wot hinre than ft hum, peir year, 6,00
Auditor, r-.veowor, Administrator
and AMiffiiee Aotirea, 2A)
JMiitorinl notice tcr hue, ' ' ' 15
All nuvr-rtirfeniciit for a Miorter pe
riod than one ye-nr are payable At lh
time they nreorrir-rH, And if -no! bald
the person orderinu; lie 111 will b field
renporwiijln for the montr. '
a try
Don't Drink To-Night
1 left my mother it the door.
My timer 07 dor l.l,. , '
Tky . nlped tketr kaeeK ami
laak . .
loving
PorM Ihetr dnnhl (3 bM. :
I Itft, uJ Went wlik comrade jay, .
Wbn th moon brought out ber light,
A4 my loving molkr whiepered me,
Uofl drink, ray bay, tonight. . , .. .
toitg year kav rolloJ sway lno then,
My Jtt earl are gry, ,
Bui ok t tkoto word ore with mo t.
A4 -eMlnei pa'wy. '
I ' metkar faoa,
radiant light,
A4 bC . word ring la my w, ' -
Don t drink, my boy, to-night.
.- .'.. .f ''
My mother I no ruling wet,
Id lb graveyard on Hit bill f
But hr kind word eamr buck It m .
And kannl my momory H1I
I've often, often pd the oup,
Oh, then my heart mi right j ,
Beenueo lv beard Ik witralo worji,
ln'l drink, mf boy, to-night,
I r now paued down lb road of Ufa,
And oon a rae i run . -A
mother' warning listened lo,' '' .
Aa Immortal erown I won.
Ob,.atfcM,-wllb year bin traits,
Look on your boy o bright.
And ay. a you alnnoiin, v, , .
Don t drink, oty be.'tp igUt. j
The word will prorea warning, when.
In 4ho.lhnrnv nath mf llr.
Tbooy) kMktmRT't wflt
And wurfln In Ika ntf
Thy word wilTJlop thamorulng cup.
,iAnd revelry at mgbt, , , t r , 1
r n - . pinfq P VV.VVf ,
Ion t drink, my boy, to-night.
', Th ' Black Wolf Inn.
, , fit hero KTnoNo. 1
tliiUr, anal romomber Mint I covcr-
eiliat fiend in tin qnil tbnt niffht
lifter I wont to bod, for fenr I might
boo JeuWtttniffhostjuJ uwatal-
woiiM"rorter MJ always avoid I10
teli. lor : tlio ntory won aixint tn fnn.
, It was in iiermany, I'v toluk, that
tho Black Wolf was situated, a little
reroomJ- frtua mf . f those quaint
oldifotifeai townswbfch aie so fruit
ful p( loep destroying legends. A
lonesome wood of groat extent sur
rounded the house, and a littla back
of it Am a tlark ami slugisli stream
fringed with a rank growth of reeds
and bushes.- . ,
The plnee was wiord and nncannv,
bill it;Ud a pood ran of custom; for
its nines wore colobratud the conn
try OvaiVJUid Umu-wm no plennnnter
firoside in the Fatherland for one to
miioko a pipe over a mug of lagoi
tbantho chimnov cbtner in Aho bur
I'oonJ of flw:bl?k Woir.s . 1
Im Umwiuiaeiwortul U hnd been
kept by a man named Predoricks,
nnd oil tho death of tlio old umu, his
son HudolpU assumed the control of
uiiairp, -s
llo'iiS!(oiiirf man "of twenty
five oh-thif tyf iily of eoiintifnatife;
nnd somewhat celebrated for bis nu
manageable temper and snllenness
of d:g;MMtion. A part of big ljfo had
boou-liloift abroad,'and vnirlor said
it bad been ill-spent indeed, there
wero Uwk whispers to the eflfoct that
II tlie gallows bad its duo the Jiluck
Wolf wotild.be needing . a new tuas
ter. "Dut ak 'HudoIpU kept up the
wine-cellars, and treated all Lis reg
ular&nlrone, well the Wolf flourish
ed under the now rryime, and young
Fredericks made money twice as ra
pidly as bad bis father ' -
People who wore unfriendly to
him Insinuated . that a Jew peddler
whoitad 1 taysterioutdy disappeared
in thai- Vjowity woe murdered at the
lilock Wolf, and two drovers return
ing bpma ,wtth a, large amount of
money about tbeny ftptn the sale of
ranH Tlot a word wo. .aid by
-.M-v.-ug auv aj.wujjr lurwt
which skirted the rrounda aro nnd
the old hin.
. A jeara -wmi da there .QCcurroJ
manyl"otbermyslertoii8 4BapDearan
ces in the vicinity but' -though1 the
auuioritipa .vara, 4pOrwed,e and ex?
watoh the place, nothing 'saWtAnlfal
againat 'Rudolph- l''rodorieis ' waa ob
tained.,, 4 ' t ."'..;
On thing took plaoe Which seem
ed to have entaged Rudolph a great
deal too much for snob an exceed
ingly trivial oircamstaooe; ; Ha pwu
ed an'fmmonso dog,' known aa Satan,
and thin dafRfg .tteveiJ '6u' away
from the ion. Ilia master, aet great
store by him. One night rainy,
leety winter pigbt-r travelor came
to the Wj and apnght sowJIer. , Ua
engaged bia bed m,l bia room, drank
hia beff. w4,,.;;'Vp:;qn, ever
aw hmt afterward, and the -tMne
light IsVMaOi also, disappeared.
Rudolph biYetf IUuf ' batf die
traoted. He sought qyer the coun
try far and wkU for tba 6Wr t he ad-
uff large revraros worum aaie return
to him i he eorjeathe walks a towgr
Vithfhnnd liillia'TiAailn.1 with ijunni.
feg prqrbUes ,tl any 'os 1 wbo would ,
Ind ta- missing aninlal. ' .. , !
But it seemed that the dog was fcr
jetrievably kanattWo years went
by, and not word bad been board
Rudolph egraed, k-S od deeply
waatraager, wno k, dolardi bad
Mttioed the dog away, and. wasooo
KajaalV fcei-g that he anight meet
inktaeVe h dia, tbai Iwttigbt
lire bra wt rt at maaA tod saeaking
thteMiiifvea, ...,. , ,
Jnat three years frons Ukfaugtt t
lliargMttamcu to
s i v. lA'
.11
Uv
VOK 14,
?
the inn an old . man. cozened and
bent, and following clows by bis heels
a largo dog. ; In gen era! appearanoo
tuo dog was not ntuike Satan, but
Satan had been blank and curly, and
this dog was brown and short haired.
Evidently Ittidolpb ; bad ' bis doubts
on the subject, for be whistled to
the door, and called him ' Satan,
old fellow nvbnt not an eyelid, nor
a noir on tuo uog tall moved by
wav 01 recognition; 1
una stranirer said be shonl.I leave
early in the morning, and would pay
1.;- 1.111 ai. a , I.
uia uiu mat nignt, no as IO avoid ills
turbinff anvbodr. Ma aUinixut inai1
the bar, and palled oat a long purse
won nueti wuu gout.- .
1 he bill settled the landlord wink-
ed at him in a peculiar way land
lords have, ' and invited him into a
smalt apartment at tho bark. The
stranger and the dog followed him
unhesitatingly the dog running be
fore, and sniffling at the walls as
though ho scented prey.
Through a dark passairo. and into
a round appartment, lighted only by
a single lamp suspended from the
contra of the coiling, wont Rudolph,
and taking down from a' shelf set
out with bottles, a decanter s and
ineg1aft ho'poarcd sooio of ,ho
ontens o( tU bottle into tbe glass,
"A little choice wine which 1 keep
(nr some of my liesfr ftionds,!' Jbellfttivo comfort is- obtain!, wotiltnJhr'atcst dissutiufuction prevails iu
laid, aud taking tho stronger by the
wrm, ho would have di-awu him for
ward into tho centre of Uio room.
Uut tho man drew Iwok, and with
uplifted finger poioting to tho trom
bling landlord, he J jlsimed Jj.;;
"Satan! doyonraotyl"
Quick as lightning tho dog sprang
upon Rudolph, and dragged him up
ou the fatal spot boneatb the lamp.
There was a dull crash, and stilled
sound of afoarful curse taifchod out
upon the font air which rushed np
from the sinking trap-holo, and Rud
olph Vredricks had disappeared
through tho floor, and the dagt with
a savnim crrcwl of Batisfaatitar turned
awayliiiniho spot aiiaeaompaned
uis inonier dock .to tuo bar-room.
The stranger slept that night at tlie
iv oir, and as be had said ho should
do, departed iu tho morning before
any one was astir. 1 1 ,
uireat was too consternation
among the demzons of tbo lilack
Wolf when Rudolf was found to be
missing, lor many days the search
went on, and. but for. tho re-p near-
ance of tho stranger and his do? it
might have becu going ou to this
day. . , , . , .
But the stranger, whoso name was
(lotthold, lod the way at once to the
circular' apartinoiif" at tho end of the
dark passage, mi l pressing his foot
oil a spring the trap foil, and a foul
breath of tlurchariiel house air rush
ed into the faces o( all around. S
,l 1 hroe years ago, said Uotthold
I stnid a night in this iun. 1 had
much money with mo, and after
I pad iii-nuji more wiuo than was
good for me, mine, host led mo hith
er, i Hatan, 4 here, camo with us. I
might as well tell you that Hatan
was stolon from me six . years ngo
when a pup j bnt a dog novor for
gets. r Iho landlord oQ'ored tuo wine
and Vfbilo I was drinkiug, he said to
the dog, '.Satan, do your duly I' but
ino nog uid not Btir. l understood
it at onco. I know that I had boon
doomed to some ter ri bio fate, for I
remember all the tales I had hoard
of this infornal don, and that dog's
memory of me had saved mo, Nev
er shall I forgot tbo rage upon tho
man a face.. He touched this fatal
spring with his foot, and looked as
if be would spring upon roe. but I
covered him with my eya at the same
time l cocked a pistol iu my pocket
He beard aud understood the sound
He mastered his rage ,by a strong
enort, , smiled in a , ghastly sort of
way, and followed me back to the
either of us. After I went - to bed
that night and you. , may be anre I
slept with one eve otxin I heard
Uke asowt fenrfal bowls of' pain froln
a aog, and knew truil rsatanwns ro-
CetyiDg panishmonf for bis disobe
dience, lioiore mormncr I. creot
Wba.yaap4 nnloosed
the dog, twhiuii ju mat i bleeding and
woundesr rrom tuo beating be bad
received, and together we., want
Three years passed, and I have
traveled over half the known world.
biraogers, tmnic oi it aa vou wuL a
niun a beak Ajsndis ls- :oUw, J two!
coyno bocknerea ooirple of weeks
ago. I think Friedricks reoognizetl
. - . . a. w . r ITT-
ns. Ho asked me into bis place as
before i and once here, it eecurred
to me that .the time had oome to
end the mardofor alter big victims.
I gave saldn toe oMer and be obey
ed. ' I think yon will find him if yob
tsoek below there 1"
f And without
atonbitwr to witness
the effect of the investigation, Got.
thoJ4 a(alked away jpritk tlio.dotf at
bia keejn. and aobedy U . alt iba rJ
gion roiMkl . about too ISaok Wolf
erer aftw them. again, v, ,. ,
XUa . proper. autbonUea loaroued
the well-litre, bole beneath the trap,
and found there bjiadsjtheibody of
the andlordV the . akaletouao seven
meaadone womaa.i, w,...i ,:..,;i
The woman bad eioetiUy been
yotebg and beaotifoiV for ber golden
hair waa wonderfully1 long', ana lax
nriant and citing about ber Heebiese
skull in curls asxl rippteaUke the
saotmer sunsuine nut soo waav,
or i what who bet bsktory," eouJd
never be known t . . i
Tba remeioa of . Iiudolph. - Tiotima
were bar tody, nutl the old inn wwd-
tt-tadb bum an being. Nobodj
- i - .r - rA
ib """ r
MIDDLEBURG,! SNYDER COUNTY,
' . i I ,
Could bo foumi to live there. . ,
1 Tile bats and , owls , tenaftlodlls
deserted ohambers for a , couple of
years, and then a bolt of lightning
(looceoded upon it and turned its' hft.
holy prosonoe from the face of the
earth, no one lifting a baud to save
it, 1 1 ; ' - . ..-!.
' And this is the story of the Black
Wolf Inn as it was told to ma
Riches.
t.
We would all like to be woalthy t
yol the man born to fot tnno is not
sohairpyas tlio man wtio has the
ability, to make one. ' I'nless tilled
liv noma nbsorbinET nnrsnit. lifu is a
blank. Any profoonion which re
wards a man for exerting liii faciiiv
tios to tho nf.moHt is, in the long run
a source of the greatest plonsuve in
life Wealth alone does not bring
happiness. Johnson onco ob.iovod
oftor looking at tlie ; lioqflo of a very
rich man, that all this wealth only
oscludxd ouo evil poverty. iThe
remark may hot be logically aeauruto
but it pointu ft milmtintinl - trust.
Downright want of food ami clothes,
'actual physical sttiForing c.iud by
. poverty, is an evil so great that no
! other si-rvioo which can bo ruudorod
j by wealth is equal to that of rouiov-
nig it After a certain point of ro
bocomes a burden. ' Every dollar
added to ono s incoma gives loss
ploosnre than the procoding dollar,
for the simple rensou that we nat
urally spend our iucomo on satisfy
ing our most pressing wants. As
one by one wo have stopped up eve
ry avenue through which disoomfort
approaches, wo have to tax our iugo
nuity to discover now modes of posU,
tivo gratification. 1 At tho llumiau
faculties tiro limited this becomes
diflicultor oven impossible, except
at tho prico of making ourselves
slaves to our wealth.
- Of course, if a man chooses to
muddlo away fortune in alms giving
of gambling, thero is uo iucomo of j
which bo tuny not dislfurdon ' him
self. Wo nro simply Inquiring how
much ho can judiciously npi-nd upou
bis own comtiirt llio list oi physi
cal pleasuros is very soon oxliaustod
A man has but ono palate and bnt
ono pair of hand. Kvou if ho wore
a new coat every day ho would soon
find that an old coat ii far more
comfortable t and tho most skillful
cooks will admit that diehes only
bccoir.o very expensive by being out
of season or by Uiiuloss extravagance.
A honse of moderate size is ns com
fortable as a palace t and a few
thousands a your will provido tho
best dwellings in good situations
Whou a man has as good n houso as
he cures to inhabit, as good winon,
meats and cigars an be cures to eon- i
sumo, as many iMioks as ho cm road "thny must bo hold to stern nud!a kn'fo t''b tl,l0llt' Ju 0P,;n 10
and ns many pictures as ho cm en -I swift account by tho community, vault" At tho same time till tho
joy, as much bunting or fishing or ; whoso bitter foo they aro." "Stern l'ron8 o bl-uk. A. L. "unkor
traveling as ho can liud time for and swift iKM-onnf moans bullet and A8S1-nt h.or, and I-rank U il
and can see his frieuds as often and knife us South Uuroliua Runubliouns ic:,!t: V-'k.' v")l w-i"l0l to '' "P
in as mncli comfort as ho chooses, be
has all the happiness that wealth
can give Irim evon though bo bo tho
owner of millions. :
Custer and his Grayhound.
A soldier who served three
under Ooneral Custer, relntos
ino
following iucidont which was char-
acteristio of his dosporato aud deter
mined mannor :
'It was tivo or six years aqro that
we bad a light with, thei Cuirmuwiis
ou the Washita river, the expedition
betug lod uy unstor. tor a long
time the Gouoral had with him on
the nlaius three musruiiioent Scotch
grayhounda, by which he sat great
store, and for which be would acoopt
no pnoe. - i wenty miles irom too
Chippewa's ' villago we struck tho
trail. ItfWiis in tlie evouiug and bo-
fore proooodi agon the march, Custer
orderod tuat the grayhoundu' bo
placed in the wagons which were
not to accompany the dotochmont
This was done. Wo took up our
line of march and found the village
on the Washita at midnight, tho in
habitants being wrapped in slumber
and all about the caiup silent, Cus
ter concluded to wait until daylight
to make tbo charge, and after com
manding sileoco all along tho lino.
sat upon his horse bko a statuo
waiting tor the first indication of
dwa While sitting thus a slight
pttttoring on ' the ground attraotod.
his attention, aud upou looking down
bo perceived through tho gloom one
of his hounds crouching at his
borse'a foot, the dog having eecapod
from tho wagon and followed bis:
master. The Indian village was
swarming' 'with dogs,' and Custor
knew ik He also knew that if his
bound emitted tbo slightest-yelp
or bark it would agitate the entire
canine force of the camp, put the In
diane on their qnard, and probably
frustrate the objeotoif the expedition.
Slipping gently 1 from his horse, he
grasped the dog a ..throat , with both
nanus, ami avowry ami qnieuy cook
ed him to doath- , Sc silently and
quickly ' woe it , donet . that in the
gloom that-prevailed ooly, a, few
soldiers, standing ia the . iiatnediate
vicinity perceived , tba desperate ac
tion. -,v 1 '
With tbo reception of bis lost
ftgbt, the eogageiuoot on the Wasb
ita waa one of tin most dosporato
emrotigbt on tbe plains, and re
suited in a grand 1 viotory tor the
-oreeping patither," 'the name by
which Ouster was known among tho
Inouuuu
t..T' . . . : ...-.t-CTg JI.i. rJirE-I.trt--. 1 .... 1 1.-; -.---'.-j.-.
' 1 . Oorrewrouclence
Our Washington Letter. .
Wasiiimutok, I). C, Sept. 22, lfCrf.
Ifriithl Vojwvfji In th II Vf iir ltny and
II hrchrllivtoliifiHtioit among dm Iff
mnrrt nf AVir 1 nrik H'Anl lh fbmlh
' ern rmorrtUio Pre .Vnj. " Import
of the lirtnirttliiiMttrt laokiof) up
Tililrn rrplirt by Jtrpittjl to thn lirtjt
of Jhjnuuling iht Ooiy'ihiiu iiI.
Advices receivod by tho Republi
can National Committee are most
encouraging from all parta of the
conntry. Kocretary Chandler rotnrn
cd from New York a few days since,
where lie had boon on unsiocss con
nected with the committee, and ro-
ports that tho information recoivod
from tho great Went is entirely sat
isfactory, and thut the Democracy
hus no show whatever in that soctioil
including tho 1'acilio States. In
Now York Hayes' pronports aro
brightening every day, and thoro in
uo longer a ' rcasonublo Vobt but
what that Slato will givo a fair inn
joiity for tlio whole Kupnblican tick
et iu November. Tho ilisad vantages
under whioh tho Domocrary of Now
York uro laboiiug, iindur the loader
shiii of Til Jon, who baa sucnMedod
iu foistei'ing two ronogados upou tho
gubernatorial ticket, is being sornly
folt throughout tho Stato. Tho
regard to the State ticket, and a very
bitter fooling is engondured against
iMr. Tildon for dictating their nomi
nations. Ho groat is tho fooling that
many promiiieut Democrats are in
open hostility to that portion of tlio
!SU te tickot, and the consoquenco is
the party is pretty gonorully demor
alized and their chances of success
aro greatly diminished. Tildon is a
grout demagogue aud rules tho par
ty with absolnto power, and in at
tempting to run it in bis own intor
terentho has committed a fatal error
which will cost hiui the Statu iu .No
vember. Mr. Tilden's blunders iu ma-
Inipulating tho Stato conventions,
together with tho facts that have lato
Iv bean inn.ln nnlilii- in rnrrnr.1 in hid
revenuo taxes and othor important couio for that year, after making all
matters, has drivou him from a largo lawful doductions, was no greater
support that would othorwiso havoltbau7.US, tho amouut returned t
boon given him, and to-day bo is Tho lio is pictured on tho foroheud
more unpopular with his party in hU
own Stato than in any other Stato in
the Union. New loik may bo suit)'
ly claiwod among tho Republican J
Matos.
The Democratic c!iiv;rlry of tho
South tiro Htill riinp.iiit, and an
nounce their determination to carry
tho "United" S nitli at all hazKird-,
for Tildun aud Hendricks. Tho
Charleston (South Carolina) L'onriT
speaking of tlio Into disturbance in 1
tliikt I Nit" it- noviirnl vtlii-ii,!
Republicans wore murdered, heaps
it nil mum tlm i;..iinl.t;,...nu nn.l uiv
. have reason to know. Tho llain-
bridiro (On ) Doimn'nU mints "A
..... : t a. .....I - -
nariiiiig 10 llio uuiecMMl minions 01 1
tho Republican party, nnd says, "if
they do not wish to bring down ven
geance terrible upon thoir heads
t)icy will withdraw from tho South
vonrs'uiid permit Whito Democrats to nur
' jstio their plans unmolested." The
retoi'HUUl-i Anni'nl in aiMb.
. n . . ' 1 i
lllrF f.r .l,t..l,.k if I. liy... ..a .... .1 u a '
"Those are tho missionaries ofi'Ott toward hi.u
nuscuicr, at whose bosoms tho poo-
pio ot tuo H mm sliould striUo li any
disorder is forced upon them at tho
: polls." "They will tw tho nvui to
I I :t .11. 1 11. I . I 'L
ouuui , it, aii --ami tuo uaoio oi
punishing" them 'might ns well be
begun at an early as at al.ito day.''
Theso extracts reflect tho sonti
monts of tho Southorn Democratic
press, wbieli nro hardly reconcilable
with Mr. Lord's "fair olootiou" reso
lution efferod ia the House just bo
foro adjournment. Consistency, bow
ever, doos not enter very largely into
Domooratio tactics either in tho
North or South, notwithstanding it
is said to be a jewel.'
'. It is a niobt encouraging fact that
businoss proapocts are lookiug up.
In New York, wo are informed n very
decided improvement in salon has
coinmonood, and that tuorch ints from
tiro t interior are 1 piiroliasing more
libeiully, aul that a generally reviv
al of business and a li ippy return to
prosperity aro uumistukubly indicat
ed. We, trust tbo report ia woll
founded.
After a long incubation, wo have
what purports to be a roiily to the
charges preferred by .tbo- New York
June agamst bamuol J.uden, re- ;
lating to bis false income return iu
1S(J. i This answer doos. not come
direeUy from the accused, but is the
work of tbe cflnning'bt-ain and ready
pen of Judge James P.. Hinnott, who
was his law clerk in 18(l and prior
years. The tact ot l itaon s saieanog
a deputy or ageut to draw . up and
tMibiisb a defense is1 in k-ooptug wua
bia eharnctor ,m.u artful, ,odgor
who would not bo nwlo personally
responsible for adtlig aulsebood tb-
Wd i,r..I .' :i ".V .l-vi
' Tbe 3'hm published statement
of items of income Teooived J br Til
don in 18IU, , aggregating ,flo'g,000,
from which was deducted S.IWO for
expanses of oftloe, A'o., and 112,500
for fees received, bus not earned in,
that year, leaving 8.000aenet in-
oome. v or iuia year iiiuont return-
ed an iboodm the moderate aoin of
WT.118, thua.fiaudiilieutly ounceal
iug $1,812, and tlvoreby cheating
tho OpverumantauU)f four Ihousnud
twu uundfodaud thirty six, doUoxe
. ! t .' II I I V- V-l 1-1! " t '. .'' !
PA., OCTOBER 5, , 187C.
1 ' , it'll ' .'-I'. '
nnd forty sit cents of iuoomo tax for
tho your 180J alone
Judge Sinnot, iu bio labored de
fines ; of bia client or employer,
takes up seriatim the thirteen items
of which the i 'i' - statement is
comprised. To all of them, except
the lost (l-OO as salary as Presi
dent of a Dry Dock Company.) he
puts in, for his principal, the plea of
not guilty. 1 be 7 imr expresses id
readiness to meet Mr. Tilrion, or his
clerk, on the issues of fact pn s ut
ed, and shall with the baste which
the examination of a mass of legal
and other records admit of, prove
that ho attempted to conceal perju
ry by falsehood, nnd to liido fraud
by tho arts Of tho" pettifogger and
tho shytiter." Tho J7' will, no
doubt, make this promiso good,
and show that this floundering on
tho part of Mr. TiKlen and his frionds
i to escape tho punishmont
1 no tlie
formor will only sink him deeper in
tbo mire of lummy.
Tho items from one to nine inclu
sive in tho TilHt' statement aro for
foes, and amount to ? 1H.0J0. Thoro
is no positive denial of the rocoiving
of this amount in lSli'J, but it is
claimed that it was mainly tirn?l in
prior years. This is, to a groat extent
an evusiou, but Admitting it to be
trno, tho proportion belonging to
18(12,' the datoa of pnymonts running
from February 10, lHlfi to November
7, of that year, would bo largely in
excess of tho amount returned us in
come. Item ton for fees, amounting
to SiO000, it is claimed was not re
ceived in 18U2. aud item cloron for
foes, amonutiug to 15,000, is deni
ed toto. Item twolvo amounting to
f?2 ),000 ia bonds for f job is acknowl
edged iu part to bo truo, but it is
claimed that whatever amount was
received was ' doubt aooounted for
in tlio return. Ituui tbirtoou amount
ing to? 1,000 for salary is acknowl
otlgiid to be correct.
From tho foregoing imporfoct ro
viowof Judgo Sinnott's own show
ing of Tildou's incomo for 1802, will
anv sano man bulioVO that hlft U-
so plainly thut "be that runs may
road."
EI'HILON.
Desperate Attempt to Rob a Bank.
One of the Robbers Killed and
one Captured.
A Northfiold Minnesota, npocial
nays about 2 o'clock this evening
Sept. 7th, oight men, well mounted,
entered tho town ami proceeded to
tho bunk. Tbreo ontorod it and
'l!n ov. counter and order-
ed tlio casuior, J Jj. liaywootl, witli
their hands. Mr. Haywood refused
to oboy the order and open tho mon
ey vault. His nook bad boon slight
ly seiutchod with tho knife, and still
refusing tho robbers put tho muz ¬
zle of a pistol to bin right temple
and lirod. Haywood fell doud. Thoy
thou turned to Mr. Hunker and or
derod hint to open tho vault. Ho
said he did not know tho combina
tion. As tho robbers mado a dom-
ho rnu out
tho bock door. Tlioy Urol at him,
shooting lum in tbo should or. Mr.
V ilcox was not . interfered with.
While this was transpiring within
tho ooplo of tlio city without wore
doing good work. Two of the rob
bers wore lolled outright - and ono
woundod. Tbe man was taken a
way by his confederates, ono of
whom was killed and one capturod,
Tho robbers did not got into the
vault uor did they tind tho canliior's
drawer, except tho nicklo drawor,
und a handful of nicklos taken from
it were thrown to tho floor. Tbo
robbers were woll mountod nnd aim
ed with navy revolvers. When the
robbers ontorod tbo town they drew
thoir revolvers; and, putting their
horses' into full gallop, dashed
through tho streets, shouting tq the
people on tho walks to got aside.
While the throe mon woro engagod
in the - bank tho othors stood ou the
street threatening to shoot any one
who interfered, aud firing several
harmless shots- Pistols and guns
woro quickly securod by the citizons,
Atid a young man numod Whoolor,
from the window of tho opposite
building, picked,, oft pno.. villain, .
shooting' bnu through tlio heart
Another ' shot proetmilod anoth
er, whon the robbers mounted their
horses and boat a retreat. A third
robber was hit but escaped. A band
of fifty citizens was - organizod, and
headed by Wheeler, etorted in pur
suit,, At hist accounts the robbers
were only twenty-five minutes ahead
of "their pursuers, . and aro almost
sure to be overtaken. There ore all
fsorts of rumors aa to- the robbers,
manybeueviog them (0 bo Bome.of
a gang heretofore operating in Mis
souri and Kansas. .1 Ui'
Fourteen citizens in. pursuit of
the Nottanekl robber ovnrioo4
there late ou Thursxlmy night in tbe
ravine a short distance from UiMds
vjllo. Shots were - exxhanged, and
one of tbe robbetV borsoe woe kfllod
but ae tbe robbers- turned to make
fight, and tbe citizen), wore poorly
armed, they (Bared not attack tbntn
and, i recovering1 their dKeuiouuted
comrade, the tbtevow ' took to the
woodsy uud woro aua lovt sijjhtw.
ATr. M
S.SIGN EE'S BALK f
On TknmUv thlk' Hay of OatotMtr. 1C
will tm .lil at iMii.llo Ml, on that i.rnilnt No.
I, tho Minting; vnlniMo hral Knnlii ulluaioil
In wathlairtnn tolili, s ilar ouaaty. fmaa.
No. I A fkrnt nf 0 kVHV.H nf nnt.rata ra.
! Un.liate4 l' mita tnatbwml nt Krn.
r, wn innun.1 an.i in a iri maw nf raill
tatlnai iOI bah"lM nl Ilia hrh. on pnt nn
It ll aprlnif. IK a ImpmroinnnU aro a rWu
KTOiilKli wrATiiKkmiA uiikii mil v.
St.ino Vh ami Sprln Kmn a lara NwWMir
nr nnn iMrn, ananr oof, anl ntberiiory
out hinMin. a nnoapiilo nrliaril. Mr. peanh
w.iiwr .run irm n airfina aati aevar lail.
Inic aprlnif ofasonllatit wntnr niwr lha bnu.a
l ha Unl la all na.lar eultlTallnn, mrapt or J
Arrn- which ara novarml wltk Rnorf tlmnar. It
Mlnlnit lan.lanr .tacih lirvuM, Samuol llover,
Jaooti MbtiIvt and Mbor.
Kn. trartnf 107 ACRK4 anrf 1 tiarrhaa
of rfl Mn.l iltatio ainnt mll- anuthaaat
.t Nu. I, a.liulnlnic Un.ta nl Jon KtMlnxer.
Kalian fhllllia. Mainusl llirn1 other. fhl
trarl la aln wall Ian. I Into (lol.l.. an.l all n
lar eltlvU"a.toai alnul lu aorrl ut verr
tin timber. ,
ThB are verr -WraMa pmpertlaD and will
he aul.l aapitratel or luaetUar to aula Durebaa.
If tint anMnn the a horn dir tliar MI belben
anil tkar reaud to Ike hl(hat hl.hlar.
nalataeommtnc at I o'rlak P. M. of tal.t
t'a V wh'n rmulltliina will be m.ie knawn li
the uudorllnnaJ alnna of I. M (I, -..if an,
wlla. HOIIKK r Mi-r A IMKN.
., ... (IKiillKi:KI'KN-KR.
II 'th reidllns at IMounlJof. In'-axar i-nun.
tJTi f. Auk. 31, 'TO,
Philadelphia
Rail
and Reading
Road.
Arrangement of Passcngor Trains.
MI'2tT. TmTii, 1M7().
Train h ave Jlennon an fuU
loic (Suntlttif J-Jxreptnl.)
For Hbamokin, 10,15 II. uo am anj
S.4i)pm.
For Mt. Tarmel, AsblanJ, Tamaaua,
rotlHvill-, Kealing, aul I'bilnJelpLin,
11.00 a in.
Trttiiitfitr lTi'nvlim. tmiv on f attorn,
(SiintliVi ..V.vyrfn.) '
Leavo Sbmaokiu. f.OO a ni l.Vi an,!
.3.1' I m. .
I.onte rlnUlolpUia 9.13 am. Rea-iinc
ll.:t) am.
roilaville, n.10 p m. Tainmiiia 1.25 t
m AhUn I 'J SO p nt. '
Mt. Cariuel 3.1u p m.
Train h urt Jforrhburtf ni fotlirrt$ ;
For New Vurk, O.Uo, O.od 10 n m
ami 2.011 7.5.i p.m.
For l'bilmlelpbia 6.2o, 0.05 8.109.15 s. m.
2.UJ anil 3.67 p m.
For New York h.ro n nr '
For rkilaJolpliia 1.45 p m.
Trolnn for Ilorrinliitrif Irai'e a follnct i
Leave New York, 8.-15 ant 1.00 sail
O.:!o au.l 7.45 p m.
Letvo riiilailolpbia, V li a ni, 3.19 5.15
and 7.20 p in.
Sitnttmt
Leave Ifew York S.Su p m.
l.envo l'bilailcliilia 7,20 p in!
Via Morrii k Kancx II. It.
J. E. WOOTTEV,
Ocu'l Supt.
Feb. 'U. vll a 1
U9i5U9U)(Q0
rnpM's IN usK.
OKT THE lJI-MT.
1lia Inat I'Uno In.truntur la
l etnra' llootio tuni Soliual I'rloa, kl.iJ
Th.' Haul Mu.lo I'rlnmr la
l elar' IliirrowW Frlninr. I'rlca. o.iu
i tun iini., nnn-i.'rican infliruoiur la
I Klnkvl'a N .Mollio.l I'rloa tfrl
i The Ham lintriwior tor th VoUe I
l.ii.l.lan'a Soho.il f ir ilia Vulno Frio i 4U
ine nam i iniruuxa li.m im-.k
I'etara' llurrowo'a Tuoruaitb IUl
anil Oiii.aiilnn I'rloeOTA
Tim llnal Oli-lloniirv of Mim!)',I Tarim la
J.u.l len'a I'runoiiiK-liiK Dictionary
l Muateal '1'i.riiil I'rlc t kl
The Hunt fliixlnif I'l.im llo.iku are
I'alry K(.he. -iii.uo eoi.loa In una Hrlao 0 00
Hoax r'.ilHi, lifi.iwo e.i.loi In ua I'rlna u 7a
.llui-loal Lhliiio. i female Vol.-) Prlno I im
.lackinn'i Slnuliiic t'ln Mauual I'rloa 0 74
Th Ht t.'nllaolliiiia of Ohurcli Mutlo
are lira-alor ' Solaotknoa lur Cburob
an I lloina M' I 60
rninka' KiK-rail Solantlime i-rlueaJO
TUe Kant isorel ami Secular ('ollootlon
la ItiaClunler, f,.r Mlie. Volcea rrl I M
Th Dwti:iioni llonk U I'aura1
llier Oli'irmoi, Vi.l. I. a II. aioli 3 uo
The llol Oloo limita la Tlio S Vim
t'ltra.for Mlve.1 V'oltfeii, -rrlcctOO
The Uent (Hue llook lur Male Voleea la
The Nannarlant rrloo I M
The Horn ilulur lntru tor la
Hullaml'a ( 'oiu,iruhenlv Miilho.1 rrlc 3 M
Tlie be.ti.'ollantlon ut V.Hml ao.l t
liiKtruia.'nll (iMtur .Mutlo I
Tk Amateur (lultnrlat, price 2 iO
Tk llit AiHiorill.iii In-trimtor la
hO'lKnliik'l l-otlaot MetUoa lur UaO)
Aocunllua rrlc 0
The llot Cornet Inatrii-tor la
Hailicwluk'a I'crieui JloiUisl lor Hi
'iHal rrlreOT
The Heat Zither Rrho.il I
Ma'iilltoD'a 1'arlevl Mothoil lur th
Zither rrlc 0 t
The Ileal H luteal Maifanlne are
retera1 ItoiKuti'.l I MekHllea, ur Simic yte
I'eiera' r.aere.1 Helantlona, lort AiiibeiiM it
1 'alert' Octavo Cburuaee, 1 or 4 IJborute Va
'etert' Parlor Mu'la, 4 or 0 fcy 1'Uuu
I'leert i . I&ol
La uieui d la t'taama. I or i lllttloult
fleoe &cU
Pelera' (lr(ra Sekrtluut, 4 to scbok
fleoe ,. t Mot
.lov work malleil poit-pal.l on reeelut of tbe
markail I'rloa. Addreaa, -
I L PETERS,- 843 Broadway, H. Y
JAcouit. niKoicii ft uo;, . .
WUVLtMALElrEaLEKS IX,
, .FOREIGN & DOMESTIC ....
DRY ; GOOOS.
IVo. Will : MlH-laTot Ht
1'lbiliVf lulpliio. L, v
IP
Soul
READIM, fSYClTOMillCY, TmMMk
Cliamilutr, Me-irvrtrin, and MarrhtM
(lulle,i.hvwlnii now etther aox maf tatetnoU
anu una 1 aire anir aneniiun 01 anv pajvaua
they ennoae In.lantly. frloe by null, W oentt.
Heineiiilier, ihla U imt a uierv elrmilar, bat a
liuek ef 4uUiae. AiMreaa, HVST tt W.. tilt
thwlb lib ., MiUadkipUa, Va. r '
1 ' -' "i ti
A STTyPQ r euUorlber Inowa-Jar. Bw
MUAUIAUUIuiry vapar.
tin I ti to
uar. ll.ri at ihrainiie fraa.- na
UN YON ai
i-UNSUCK, I'UUa., talaala n.
I EXECUTORS' NOTICK-Lettors
-AeatanvwMalrr o tba. ! of BaVuVetnTw
Haaohrlil Ul iff laloa tvwmMtv rHey.htr
eowaiy. r. (lee'J lntve aexrw wnaxeif In. the
uudajrahiaaO. M Mreoaw bawwUm ianr1rai
ka.laa.Uir 10 M eltaae wU feiaae; uk Int.
uMOiaie) paymen4wblw Mme kavlat-elalae
' ' ' 1
A DUlMKlRATOlVft NOT! Oil
faliwiiaakatiMoa oh hf Mat-ot
l-eier ldtuw deeaaeea, lata ol ubaiiawn '1 wp t
nailer oi, l-, tuwlna) been awaavxi.
lvlbaMrai)iaad,ail w-riitti k4n than.
MlveelaiMitM lo alii eatajte are ra'Uieaieil toH
make loneollaut uaymajM. While Mxiae havh'ie
akalutawlll pral
will nraaeat I Hats duly aulliaatleataa leer
eeltieaeoi to
awiiklwnV
tttUAN IjABoUU,
IflaV
ft a"iarrr
ruMlsnexf every '
rrrry TlitirUr Krrnlrw hf
of Sdbwcitptftrr). -
two mitAM rm AXjrrM.f ty.
i'ie vttriin rst ravnilM, or r'irrwri
prild within Ik 3 yrnr. ?ftranrr rlie
crmtitriioil until ell nrrmntire are
rmiil union nt the ojHion of urr bub
Itxlifrr. ' r.
Billew-rlpdrwre rwtNl( Iff ot the rowBt
rATAKI.H IX APfASCl. -fiM'mwnin
liltlna and tminm pntwere
ilrnwI nthwrp I ircr rrm irfifwi iwVnis
ntd (re lisMo fur the tirii-e nTlne paper
eawnst nttnnnir. ... eonatra stlaeasi
S. ALLEIIAU A COH.
A TTORNE rs AT LA W. '
MelitkMrrovo !.ttV
Alt wrofewlownl beelntwn nnl toriKillria4 1
rnlriirleil lo their cure will h promptly
aliened 10. Can bt cimenllH in Knllll
or German. OfDof, Marks'. Square,
T
J. SMITH. .
ATTORtTBr AT LAW.
M 1 DDLERV HO, B 1 BDR CO., V A
Offer hi P efaanal Serrlree 1 the eM
Ooiieullthni In Kaallei. and (lerwaa.
r N. MYKILS -lJ'
ITT0R1KT sWrimOR ITLIW k
iHlilct A.ttornoy,
Middlobiir, Muydur C-vunty Pcnn'n
Odioo n few iliinrs .et ot th Oourl
lion-eon Main el reel. Conanllation In
Kngliah ami Uvnnitn language. 8cp.'t7.
WM. VAN (JEZEU,
ATTOK.NKY AT tAW,
liowisburg Pn.,
OITors hi prrifoii(ilonnt ervio In tie pub
lic. Collection nn.l all other Vtofeeaion-
ol btialiie enlrnalr.l lo bis cars will lf
oeiv prompt ajtrptlon.
J' V. CltOXMIIiLKIt.
e ATTORNEY AT LAW".
Mtddlebiirjr, Pn.,
tiik
Offere Me prnfeeelnnal eervlne lo tbo pub
lic, CoUeH luna and all nlher profenelonnl
bueinee cntruaiel In bit earn will receive '
prompt attention. Jsn , 'Oil!
II. II. (iltlMM,
Attorney & Councebr
1 t-la r,
Ofllce N. E. Cor Market St Water Sl'i
Frerlturc, Prnn'Hi
Conealtallon in bolb Eoglieb ami Oermaa
Lfingunjef. Dec, 1!', '7 -if.
T M.IJNM,
A. H. DILL.
r.kJ.M. l.lnn.l
Ma fHum-oaanr oJ.
ATTUHNKY3 AT LAW, Lcwiehurg, Pn.
O.fer Ibeir profcaaionnl eertioee lo Ik
pulilio. Cullrotiune anj nil olbrr pro-fea-ioiml
hiiKinea enlruetetl to ibeir car
will receivrproiuptailenlion.f Jan. 8,'07tf
F.
J. It. ZELLEIt,
ATTOllNEY.AT'LAVr
Coitrecile, Sniiltr County, Penna.
All hn.n.-aa mitril-le.1 to hi rare wilt bo
well and rlilillillr atlen.li-1 t. Will pr.:tlM
at the evrel .iarla f Say.Ur and adHnlnf
.-niiiitiea. itan l"i eonaullod lu lb Enallah nr
(K.rinaii lnnone. Oct. to, 'TaU
Cfl.KLI JIOW15U, -ArryusBY
at law,
Sclinngrove Ya.t
Oltvrn bia proreaonnlaervioi 10 lb pub
llo. Collection anj all other profceaiona
buainea enlrueleil lo ble care will re
oeive prompt stleiition. tlflice two door
nortli of th Keystone IIotl. f Jan 6, '67
JOHN 1L AUSOLl),
iVttornoy nt Iaw,
MIDDLEllUnO, PA.
Prnfeieioniil tinHlnrr rnlrnsled to hi earn
w!:.' lie promptly attcniiej lo. f Feb 9,'7t
JrflOMT'SOX BAKER,
Vttorno.v-rit-Tn.T',,
Irfiwieburg, Vol Co., Tn.
QOrOnn ht eonaultej in lb F.agllik and
Oernmn languiigei.-tya
OFKICF. Markt Street, oppoll Walt
jmilb & Uo' JJtorn , - -9j
W . rOTTEIt, (
A TTO nvar AT LA TP.
Solinsgrore Pa ,
Offer bia profmaionsl crvice lo lbs
pulilia. Alllcirnl buainaan nlriil lobls
our will reoeiv rrom pi attention. Oflioe
one iloor shove Ibe Sw Lutheran Cbnrob.
Jul, 4ih 'VI.
g T.l'AUKS,
ATTORIf KT. AT. LAW,
SBLINdUlliJVB, 8SVDEU tWSTV. Ta
8cpt.l&, 'ti7tf
SIMPSON,
ATTtHlMBr AT tAW,
Morthitinbmiand, Pa.
ilfer hi profeMlonnl ervic to lha pub
ic. . All buaine cnirnalrd le bi .'
nill b prompt I v alleii.UJ lo. 1
f Jan. ir. '07tf
jfriCTlSRS,
' JusUoQ.of tha Peace,
Mddleburg, Snyder OOtrnty, Pertn'a
r.iiivaranRlhir d.me, and Onlleetlme ml,
F.varvllilitK I11iruak.1l lo ble can, will rro-lva
priaitpl attantloif, Juiifr f l( r7.
TW J- F jfANAWttl., ,
rUfSIClAN ANb 8UH0KOW,
Ceufrevllle. Snyder Ce.,'Pt.
Olfrr bit prvffMioanl rvloe lo tbe
pul.rio. : , , O oHif
J)It. A. JL smith; , . . ,
pjirsiciAyosvhaBoy,
OITem hH pTofew-lnewJ rrrfee to Ibe dir
ten of A(larabrg nno) vicinity Vp4, 79
DR. J. Y.cMIINLHCT, ' 1
eVHOkvati ai nirnciA5r
; 1 .ir 31idlkbwr-g Pn.
00r hU prnronaI TVioe l lb il
tuu of MitUlUiturg and vtoinii y;
(March 2107
J , I. MON DECK, '
Justice of the Pence
WiH b-lnrlMe at lbs abov nvemkrw
I ptaow, aw MtKlAV nail SA1VHUAT
ol atl week wkww tM kVmkr 4 rweiweaai
rnteteng l bi nttten-a will be asunnil
, 'i 'lot .., :.,;.ti:-!o .1
V. VAN ilUSKIllK, , '
oUROie At k xircu.uCAi 'tearm
'1 1.
5elTnFgreve Penn.'
i. Ar WiiTitVKL, .1 1
Justice o iha Fcacd.
-" McuotrtoicHr iSnyiVy tV, i'aV
All kind orooiliertuw- msoV nil Hbrw
vina. rroupty ntin4 In nil buWnwne