, - - • _ ,
SILE w R i II. b 'F v 'S ui SA ( I..ES.-Ily virtue of writs is
invedigill'en in oter ligislatuMthis winter: heard tlia fejibrt of a pistol in the upper I tirlee as to the constitutionality of the rat- News Items. !
-An appalling tragedy took place ati -
feitilttkedata CANNOT AEFoIiD TO CHEAT. part Of the house, ;quickly folloated fication by the ten reconstructed States - • Sleepy llonow, near Poughkeepsie, N. Y...
• Susquehanna Cennty °t a lr n t d o t r o it ra dTr o e i c l eed ' , l T s wi o li f
The Constitution presupposes freedom of! -A woman in Chicago recently seized on :Saturday, in which V. W. Buckhout
The. Legislature aline can decide wheth- by Meunier; and she immeditely called an
pante her their room
ettir.:Watt or Dir. liamond Was elected tifllter Who attune •d I to
jl, by a State in its ratification of aI a man, and before he could Eccure assis- shot his eife and :Alfred Randall. 11 rs.lexpme• to sale by public vendee, at the Court
action
proposed ainendment, and i the legislation tame, brutally married him.
ha the first a re dirstrict. Contestedßuck litoi t and Alfred Randall are dead, I House
piinec36loonripTerc,osoonf
intuit l'riday t , o J: i n t uarY , 14,
. . dthl on ripping the door was at once f Col gress haselie effect of coercion. The ;o1 while th •yo •• • • It. 1.11 Is •• i a eel- i / 861), at 'ale
• tin s (' au' a Its II .- 1 oclock, pi. m following des
electiOn cases are eihrnitted to spdatar -'1•wo of the famons “ 1 fayinakerei ,
committees, not sot teed; we believed:nit bpened by the woman, who sank into atstattis of lodine, and lets York in Ma
base ball club, Messrs. W. A. Craver, and a...t. conditin. Some asset ibe th e deed to •
.piece or pari.,•l of land situate in Lathrop town-
a chair exclaiminu "for Gal's sak-•Stephen Belltin, have settled in Boston. 10tisv • while utters les ea. that the All the: defendant's intereat in all that certain
chosen by chant*. "I'be evidente is takethelp to the amendment will ulsobe in dis
andthe zit - guineas diode before' the corn . - me or I shall die.'' '' On the floor near b • Pate' Should Secretary ofStabs murderer is Mamie. ; ship; bounded and deSeribeil as foilowst-On
2 ' , therefore, on the basis of this record, is- -'l'ha Igwiston (Me.).lotinial say, that
the
- mince, and,its decisinn te
gene
final. 1 1 •at the north by lands of Elihu Smith, on the cast
.in. ' z tt i n h t i.xw aini n nt n a e bo ho u use t one
stjll ed: l ;e s;
lee ay a n
u -131/ il l ae liiiih i e with a Pia" I sue his certificate of the final adoption of " nearly every well uppoitited city in the • _ - -
•
We pointed out 041 Saturday the facts ; anagotab by public highway, and on a the west
Lot ft be Contested. c §.pcciat 14.1oticc.
iti h isor', l l . 7l,•l,7n
•
winch wades this ctese a very grave one. shot wound in the temple, and a pistol ; the amendment, the validity of his uction State has a ghosts"
i clasped in his right hand. Before 'a
.-
We a short tittle since gave our clea's IWe showed that m Idle the returns guvegees- would still be mien to doubt, and the -A flour and feed store zit Jerse v Cite 1 barn. (Taken in execution at the salt_ of Tay
Mr William W. Watt, the
repo
non could be asked the woman also fell was destroyed by fire on Saturday. Loss . ' -..• ;ass The Confessions of an Invalid. -Pahl:Abed lor Walker & Co., vs. G. B. Smith.]
briefly in respect to the frauds in con- ; • . whole question would be open to the fu-
. , fur we benefit of 'tiling men aid others alto rut i ',
ALSO '
1 candle:tee. a niajoriq of 176 in the First. insensible to the floor. Buth were mot i tore action of the Supreme Court or a
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ducting oar pnet electien, believing that ~ . • 1 demucratic Congresa-.V.,2'. World.
(usenet, the seven ward& which tionipossa tally wounded, and died at the hospital I IsNlll3lt,io,onOw.
I Cimgress fOr cont. rent ( on ( run_ a -,
Bach had been man - Mitred, but fearing that district gave Democratic majorities
soou after, the ball having penetrated the . anddisacribed as
Stanton's I:alikeness to Grunt. I follows . On the north by lands Or Benjemin
that DO 110Ue01 Cft.)rt. would be made to for all other ofliceri voted for. Seller's
brain in both ceases. Baum i inal imnishment and reformatory treat- ' NATIIANIEL MAYFAIR.
, Wrought and fallen on the rant by lands of
- .
• in_mt, to meat in Cincinnati in flit , fall es • usa eat Isse.-Cm.vmp liniukl:rn. N. Y.
expose tin-offenders. but that it would he majority over Ashton; is 281 ; Packer's an is apparent_ seta Wo MOO. and Etibraim Wrought, on t o
,
majority over Gears- is 524. These fig- ly a German about 35 years of age. 'lle • - ' souls to lands of Ephraim Wrought and on
considered nothine, hut the winnings of u
youne lade was finely dressed, and ithout Ed win M. Stanton had numerous
Is ,I. • ;.--4- Row Hostetter's Bitters Cure Dyspepsia.-
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a ti ctr iin i : i i , i t ru it , ( l . . , .r ., , , l ,. i n ,: f ig . ( t i i r: .r a. , ......a .0n , • t iv r , rn m: li ... ca t tic.
urcs do nut lie, but ihey suggest lying. It ''''-' The „hol• Sto„ in s Nutsh.i:. Tin!orn , „. "nip. lie sac
i .,, 4 al " id. -ar " lin , e W a t t, wa rg s Ca t',
ws
defeated party. IVe believe it to be the is impossible for ugto see any cause for . 2 3 •
4 1 cars of age, and from the best infor- ' faults . and vices but he was not a ithout
his I-unit:is It id illltpuStiible hir us to feel -It is a remarkable fact that the 111- stomach Is to coueert the 1..v0d Into a cia.uai like NOM .
and a small ortseird.. Taken in execution
. fr
duty or every American citizen eh° is de- ; this amazing difference in the vote of these -. any admiration for his cliaracter•itithottall antic asailims of all the Southern states Auld, called Luise 'lbis Is i 11 - • end partly la the at
. ,
siral of klw wand osier, and who has the, wards, Ile thought we understood the mutton both were school teachers. Mrs. the • • 1 darkness of its outlines is re- are full
general to OVellisrtVillg, Virgin ie. Ala lei nia Lion • • ~,i,,,,,t....a...t me g s.lis,..poe, • Idol “no t - -
'''
1 " 4. S"' t 'l t A A • "'" • " Gc"rge Potter.]
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i rre _ , Calll ash in this citg tolerably well, and ' • .i from the tamale. , of the ottau tel an parry ti
to care for toe s • a ti 9 n me- 1
welfitie of our government in view,
; knew the popular a - hd unpopular •eandi- ties except that a young
Btatle claims to know nothing of the par. lieved bv some redeeming trues. Ile was and Georgia cannot begin
itasiral action of that organ, nil ich chorus, nett acre- ALso r
spieclive of party bias to ackhowledge the I
. dates... But we discovered no enthusiasm lady on see n, g 7 a mini if intellect:and or energy ; and lie i applicants. the ilis.s ~ v ii, allinwit. Tie Chyme pruis. • from t h e • All that c,•rtain piece ur pared of land, situ
: WItS not avaricious nor purchaaable with
him enter the house. iniid he Was a sehool ' ' -Ashley saes that Judas' laeariot was oemall MI" MC doodenms, orentrance tune te,a,ts, ale 'in the towntihip of Silver Lake,..boisnded
wreng and put forth a united effort to ex- ; for 3f ..s
-r. n att, no objection to Mr, Diu- not deprived o i. his thirty pieces
of sii , er iii.••• a.• .itsj,sied is the flares of the Say. nod it, ri! i thaieribri as follow,: Ile , ginning (it a post
• money. Ile died poor and had manliness. '
pose the limning - atter intrigues and dis- ; moult. sufficient to ex 1 •f
I pam achya the or- . . . „
1 teacher in IVilliamsburg. What WU* OM ! enough to refuse to receilu pecuniary .111 Ishouldl I •
ant he don't see wiy le be sepia niWilliOtis portion of it couttertial Into a Pula inallo.l at -11 , Hurl.. sser , t corner of .ohn Gorman's lot
‘ - ylcs w Ists.ll et eht uul I) lwevini. Itlinvd.
Ch on the Chen:lngo turnpike, Mona. along said
graceful cliquiug which - has succeeded in 'rater should get a republican majority of ; P'
mot •e in Bauman that led him to take gifts which were tendered him by los tel of lii.s Governorship of Men beta. Nil.' ii I. Ctitil'lll. Ihm If the er-at solvent. the vas tittlijalsci north, GO ptrches ton post corner of
- I frieirds. He stopped thus far shore of T. kaln *land, thence
placing dishonest men in high offices of 116 in a dower:oh.: district, which tent : the life of himself and the woman will tric plitm. Is ussl produced la andicient nasality. or If alone
against such a popular cut ra t as 31r. ' • the igiaminy of President Grant. e lio -Prentice gees, awe have a nuliral pa
the Illtel.lll4 . ti OA liall Of the . an
t, put .um, ...oily unit, 204 perches to . a post in the north west cur
trust in our national government, and probably never bi: known.r ot - gais siee n eing to S. 1.1. Sayr thence
habitually covets the poaseseions of his per he fore tin C11)10(1 the M OEII I lig PattlUt. srt , k, 0 „..4,.,./ i ,"„-,,,,,, - „a„,,Ii„„ ~,n 1„,‘„,, E h„p,,r,,,1,, '
Ashton 13V 2SI votes. if ant one can: alung ~II.! sa% re a land, south, 60 perches to a.
that too wholly in defiance of the avowed chow' - friends and complaventle revives till the .We don't helicve in the Patriotism 111:0 perform...l. It lo also dear that if the liver. vi Melt
us even a plausible explanation of ; Pennsylvania Legislature. . post at lite north east Corner of John Gurtnin't,
wish of the people, and in defrauding this pelitical miracle our obligations will , money and stocks. horses 111111 11011eSts I hat doesn't last all day.- rw. Tuiti Ali 1111 il ...mai part iu chtogints the auntie', , ~
. wit W t ,long silk], GOrlllll' land West '
,t 201
- atvrnr Isar Cis rn ilerlrel . of Ibe 1111.00
those who were the choice of their con- be great. are tendered him. This one 1 irt tic if he _Til e got ern men t has loaned it- credit fl:
l '' '' ' ' ffir
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• 0,,,,,-1.-fl. Or ... ally 11.111.11Urni cssusht 1011, the .Leemui pertiles to plate ,A beginning, containtne ire
; HARgISLICIro, Jan. 2.-An informal t . l s ~ . ...„ 1 •, , • acrd num.. or 1.-ss. tiny in •• thfreon 1 fenny dwell- ,
1 u
,):• 1 isstset. i. i, ill go a good uayin to milt-mid, tu tlit• extent of le•arly *7l), pimer..... .1.1 not be. Ow/roughly a enotiernalted. The reran. - .
rats, both in convention and at the Bet till good cause fit Mr. Watt's us- ' • in: 11010 c. I Warn. 1 orchard, and part improved:
ton ishing and unexpected majority is ; caucus of the Republican members of the . expiation of Stanton ts SIMS ; allds that I
hr 000,000, and has granted I 8:i,8'.10.7'..11 °I . t'••• tw., Genres Is 1.1 )1 /.. 1 ,-ia, cutupneated .ill hit [Takt•n in es.ecattion at the suit of Leonard
ballot box. We claim that unless lion- lionTar....
shown, intelligent citizens of both parties I House was held yesterday afternoon, at did have it, we have the evidence of Chas. acres of public la ed, or 290,454 sr liar,
clay at the polls, the only constitutional Nail' believe that the returns are fraud A Dana Editor of the N.w York •.; o
n- which 41 of the 60 Republicans were pm- A. ' - t - •' if miles. equal to the combined area of G i eat T in moor In wlitili 110 STET I EICS BITTERS oper
oly in Ttalt cart.- e. this : they In. igtwate the . elludir . ALSO -
source of redress fog our national wrongs, lent. The Le islet - 11re may decidea • t who was Assistant Secretary of War dur- Britain and Prance. All that certain [titter or parcel of land situate
Pi" sent. 31r. Ames. of Crawford . mmessm• of the stein Leh. Wt.,. h evelv, Ihe gastric
and by which alone we can preserve our • -' opinion
31r. Diamonti, g but. public will de- t presided, ; ing the rebellion. The auti. Say& ' • Ice , llstychy lussuriss4 annulate esufllstlestcy uf the fluid in the towiedon of Lenox, county of Basque.
and Mr. Bunn of Philadelphia, tuts seem- When Mr. Suinton went. into the cab- -Got. Butler, of Nebraska, has writ- 1 ,7 ; c „, banns, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
Ood given rights, and sacred liberties, is cline that downright cheating has beteß ,_ apititialy M.Tulio the food. Tracy Mao net anon
tell a letb•r saving that i 1 the rat air:aloe 0 „. „„,,,, „ r , i ,„ ~„,„,,,b . „,,, Ing ~,, ,„„ 0 „,„ 1 „,, n r nortlii•rly hy land of ,Tole) Sheritihu, taistorly by
co mmitted to send a Republican' to the fu r y- ; inet of Mr. Lincoln his law practice teas
Rally maintained, and unless the festering li itme diluent d • lend ti ton
''' Senete. That is our opinion now ;we A committee of seven was appeintgd to svorth $20,01)0 per annum. lie wits six "f the lit rrellt.• 1 - de s I die ....Amide , ' eiiii , inent seeee . in ream , ' 111 t 3h i ,
..
1 .., lands of A. t . Sisson, James Hartley, and --••••
ti • I • b • ]:lnds
t , nt3 , :Ain LET)
„ i of 31. 11. Hartley ;
sore of party conk ,lion which has been should be happy to have it changed, but list o f f g f I I • stuns Secretary of War, and to all that
prepare a co cers or the ousts in .the act ion of Hutt State, he Will call an los 1.0.,,,5.0.,,,,, ,n 5.... They .1.0 act. speciasally op..
(*X tra session of the Le g islature . We also ''"''''''''''.' - '•• - "• . ""'"'"e "; "" 4 '" '''''''"?. I' to pee
minion.
r „ and westerly by die funkhunnock Creek Cori
for a long time pa.st gathering upon our have no hope - % of that. As the fig•ures ; time he spent his salary and drew upon tia • acres more is less all
lure .0. slowly awl regoldr eilprdy tif bile. for the par-
.„ ~ ~) , C • unimproved.
acconlance with the law of 18.66', Which have olkserved it floating mragrapli eta- ' piece of land situ
once noble and vigorous body politic is stand, as the character of the contest is, se,. Loki% erl ila • Lhe nutritious particles of he eh, e ..0' alt that rent'un other
his private fortune so largely that when, 1 1 i s t , I. la "
are as o ,lnosaid. bounded and described as fa
reduces the number to 34. The list
1- when about two cure rem hut left the depart- e.
tine that he has dont: so. othi ly and 'minute the asst.... throe-1i the bo. els
Clow. understood, the return bf Mr. Watt g , lat .• I P < c Lois 'lllll 1 h b
; le north Linda or James Ilart
probed to the Ore, and re thrilled and de- of On nevi., &h t .,.
appears to be as palpable a fraud as ever Prepared, will be submitted to a formal meet, he found his property all gone but a -Washington negrne6 have another h, 0, ... . . , • Icy inA. (... .;.sun; on the Lust by lands of
termindeffort is put forth to extract the is way, IltiST F. r rim s HITTERS cure dyrprps . • . . , .
was attemp ted in thus city. (mucus held on Monday afternoon. dwelling, and fur the hist two years he has erievance agailtst Washin , rton radicals. ,
e e dents sprau, : Lin the sOuth by the Brooklyn
i.,.0.,1 I ,r omplaint. The explanation is plaits, sin, and ' , no , c irnpike mi . ,
1 and Cm the west b 7
political nittenness, and restore it to that For the sake of the Republican party On motion of Mr. Ilona, of Philadel- had to resort to his profession to st•cure 'lle former attended Statiton•s• funeral in pie , phi! phital• anti leas. lands Of E. Vatthtan. Containing 30 acres, more
healthy and puppy condition in which the we are sorry that 'any Republican paper • the mewls to live. lare,e numbers, and had a good place in -
ohm, B. F. Strang, of Ti was chosen
; orb e,. 'Taken in execution at thesuit of Wel
ince Great Fietarial Annual mom tier •r Enl•
learned doctors of the Revolution left it, should attempt to den
the apparent eel- . THE SECRETA ItY'S PRIDE. the proiession ;but the latter didn't allow ease- tel G. Sterling vs. 15 In. Hartley.]
ed star, Nininime Srfor ISM, for illstrlbraion
as the candidate for Speaker, and as more , H e gas t
denee of cheating, and sneer - tit the just too sensitive to let anv one know the fact to gut into the papers. SO. ..
and in which it remained so , long as we -1 - goon', uo, througiwnt the Uotttol States ;nod Mn all camesa
cotplaints of the Democracy as mere par- than two thirds of the Republican mein- his circumstanees, and toiled when he
1. 11 coon' re• of the 11 ,•.terit Ilea
r,.. will lie u 1 ,11.1i. All that certain pieee nr name' of land situate
fully adhered to their prescribed Consti- tv clamor." This. 271 e Press with its ha- bens were iii the caucus which made this should have rested and recuperated. 'fivo -, ii old gent eman, residing a mitt
twenty milers from Atlanta Georeitt dis- '''''''''' '"'' fi r'' " I. j °""'" . ' "' I " "."" "'" ''' u" in , N" Milli ,rd too.nship. bounded and descri
tutional rules of action instead of the lilt:oat contempt of facts, did on Saturder •• ' beweird as con- weeks ago he made an argument. lief. ire - . . ' ' kisi.tho the true philosephy or gash should/ rids nd ed as Mili iis • • Beginning at a putt and stone*
. . • nomination, it mar regar COY l'red a long lost piano in that c ity the
modern qltacking ofradical necessity which "We must make allowance," it said; - for Justice swayer, that the latter pronotinc- i .0.,,i, on. valtmlile Te t rzystiyno It contalno,ain suldt. the. west corner of C. W aides hind, thence by
• elusise that he will be elected. , other day. Ile lost it at th tit 1
e _a e of ttsas tu an sactsrabh, radical treatise gsn Mr c.c.s,. 1.1101 of sail W;ddo north, forty-five and one
has so poisoned its views, and carried it exhibitions of that spleen which is attrib- ' ed one of the finest and abhat lie ever
Stoneman's raid, in I 564. lie was forth- i os.s..mes 0,.•1,..,,•• of a west rsrsely er ta...., 1 , half de2r,. , •-• east, lift lice and one.half perch.
couple to defeat. ;Asto Me fraudulent Tile contest for State Treaserer has b ear d i n h i t s lif e . He would not take a ' • •:101,,,, ...1 I ,r, :menet a ..,..,rsintsa haters -1.0,.: s o es 11l lii,l iIIIII stones: thence north luny-six de
to the brink of destruction, we most not - „• nate enough to Oct possession of a again.
coup-ling of returns there was nor: ring to grown more animated, from the report , ease without earning his fee. and did not itg Inv I Cf.:lel. the cats h.. 1.. e. lh, miner. the stawr. the gre" We - t 112 Perth- to Ina* in swaraPithenee.
be surprised, if war with all its attendant ; sub' I it• t II
a, la e le charge vretpt Democratic that one ctualidate (Mr. Macktg) is sup- charge one third the value of hits eery ices.
• -On Friday last, while sixty men ware pwnolt sus s us e crofeeeiveJl man: 31111 the colt illatines "to e kuii In , rchi. 4 14 ' P''at and stonce, a cor
ner of John Ttradford's lot, being the east side
A . ~,,„,,,,,,,,i, .. er , 1 ,. ....,,, c ,,, t , . 1 ,,,,,,,,, working in the Notthigham coal mine. h..se i• ,•• •,...1.• ro• •asti nieriair.ms sod latitudes nee, .
horrors should again curse our land, for it • • • - o e The se w
buquel I:- ere of course strong ported to- the friends ot a prorranent ' r
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etainet, in nu t aee o f no . 1.. tt. ol 'Lim-
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es a law as flied as nature h0ra,..11, that. just In on - zoortion to the estent Demo- • • ..sag 1 ,,„ .. v...... n,...1. tWenty-seven i.rcheS:
booking interest, eng•t, an e other . r.
d that the (Ni el too k fire, Let the flames w ere ex tin
syltannt xs. the Crt•dit. llobilier. Ile mem, te .11 ht n oily-three one-half ilegras3 wart.
erotic election officers are in the habit of •11 . • age .i...., and exist Taiiiiniy ellert•
like causes produce like results, and if the I cra- ' Irwin) •
Mtnging in that business, Nothing .
9 ' le favored by several of the largest , wrote to Louis ILIII. whiz represented the .
2 rtlisit,e d , w , itit° " t : , I "tis of !if' AL II "; de- or nosigT rte l S sTiiMACII II •
IT! El.:, lite elaide •
third V.SI .1 till. -ll.lal lel , 11. -, to pleit and stones,
people cannot get redress at the polls, if a ' k At4r.
mend 01 Ine WorKmeti the owners to "raster It" s• 1.: -ri • s t• .....1 road, a corner of a
.o. non
- relict of 457 votes is nothing CO- ;mere antile and oil interests in the west- State of PennsylVlllll4l, 11101 ilalicel him as the it, I , allil iIII , r.IIIi e 4( rho, than half the Christian
few leaders banded together in fraud, and lonel Forney on h b 1 - • -- I,
1
g t, yt, us time, to - now : ern part of the State. The reports derive ape atom a
r •I f cur to let the case rest until
. recursence a latch an accident. which en- inter,. rsed a nil pictorial 111nrtrations. vain:tele rvti• tut oi lan ;:. rult;rly s•tr, eyed RP .corner e
itt , then , •• ...., a but ot said Merrites lot, Mita* •
-the lust of power, and by the operation of I that the Republiean party can better; C olor from tic presence at Harrisburg of h
he had time to prepare it iniself to be . „.
~ ~ . „ forty-six d, gii.i. west, .au- litindred unit . nine
cliques and Rings, the representatives of ; staled cheating in the ranks of its op no- 1
A bankers• d • t
, an oilore ra ore. Tile caucus hear(( fur the Credit .31obilier : that lie
k
had wile just been employed. and 'he war •
dangereu the (ices or all in or about th e I- -ha iiis ego' ' 1 " . 111 / t• 111 .'.." .1 "" 11. . 111 e'll f1 ' 1• • te en i „.„ 1,, , i „ i „,,,,
~,,,i .(unit„' k t ict ,,,, north
and iit la r instructive and allUd...lr , readinu matter , on- ~ .
- . ' t oriy.tour tit 4rces wawa, ~.baY-liar perches to
t . I petits than in its own. if 31 r. ; mii sad reh cull. Ainung tan Alin ilald it/ appear teeth
the people are defrauded of their rights by ; • rascality ' -• - post and -lonie in line or James Chapman',
-, Watt lx-comes a SOite Senator on the ; nomination or State resurer
f S T •• 11 - ' - I •
us usually would t not go into court mil i ane ease ;
~
... •se opeom4 oNae
.).: tr. this it. 11l he one or the must Intl Unmet- south forty six de,gtres west, forty •
a bold and criminal manipulatiou of elec-
. v. the made at mine ti et as e erganiza ion.
I strength of this unexplained majorit- ti • .I( • - the t-t' ' until lie understcxxl ie in ell its leavings. ''' Do you h NOW ABt Is (FT. -‘l, e a., rai. an d ?nay he had Jnr. the n.ling. Send fin r. 1.1.... eight ' une-halfperehe. tu - pu:a. awl atones, ano
tion returns, a condition arises at once in ' diegnice. to our party will be infinitely -............-- Hall wrote refusing any deMv. The trial learn that 31r. A. G. D'Arniond. steam 'else em seal Msapfnefory, oh rite.tairg. Po or to the lual Turner; thence south forty-three one-enif
' power printer, llndson Street, Ph dad. :- ',ear., .1...1. r 1.1 nownegreses aTuMACII err-' degrees east, out; hundred and sixty-nine tierch
which- a large portion of the people arel more damaging than his vote be benefi - - , The Fifteenth Amendment. must conic off on the ensiling Monday. .14 in ever cli tout.
on New Year's day ineetnted each T-:•"' 11 " - I";rTr-ce ;ea a r • • .I • of
1,3 to pla, r be g inning. Containing nine ty
Mal. Nothing could have been more for- -- 'then Stanton returned the fee, and he Phis., . 1 ., d
.. i atio et c .ii• iir- extem'll at 9, i'd i ll 4l/'I 1 / 1 ' en- thur Pi) ar 11.5 forty-six OG)perclua of Mnd more
grievously taxed to support a governmerrt ; .• of his employees with a pollee of late a- .
1 iodate for us than the prompt exposure of The President respond' dto the n•solig wrote that he co I I
tat. tea do the monpany •. lire ..iv ilt ',II etd el - pre or less , having thereon one framed house. [Ta
ta whieh they cannot obtain ;in honest . r or p re p ara t io n. surmise in the a American I,if • of Phibia
the fraud in the- thirteenth Legislative non of the House of lit:present:dives re- justice on so short a notice ken in easement at the suit of 11. Garrett TS.
representation. .. Such , eeto•r, or. let , in such trv- - :.-/, The attention of orr. Readers i• direct... 4 I j,„,„6 It .„ 11 , ;;;. ]
I dietrict. by which it.was intended to de- (pealing information as to what State lie needed it (that money) badly, too, ikililiiii• •• ,-, •• , • .
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The world ]unite with admiration upon I feat Mr. Forsethe. Democrutic, and e lect Legielaturt•s Ltd ratified the proposed Fif. but he could not keep it, because he ing limes as we 110 W eXperienee. betokens ~.,.. ~3 .• ) ,, ,, ,„ , ,
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Mt t h a t. certain piece or parcel of land !Ru
t:hat risible trpeising, of the heroes of sev- ; 31e. Geisz.-.lforning Post, teentli Constitutional Amendment The could not reel that he could Catli it 011 SO St Warta l'uptrii fir the welfare I/f the (Wit- 3•;„ ~ sets, ,,,lhalii. tioali. in. -to e re t oninii tali d 1.. t
at, in 11alsii township, Nall
ployet.,: OS well as trite bosincss tart. W,• ..:: • :,,,,,... ti.,,,, ll.'s': .1,, e...1111r.....• deo lded end dizeritied is
President's informatitin was in a crude short a notice. '''''''"- sale, Beginning on the Ridge Road at a
enty six for the game cause, and to that ; FILAr DS AMONG TIIE REIT' RN' JUDI; ES. _ ,
k How o f I to other holiday eift which st ill eerie rot Daniel Delll.ol l , lanai, thence by said
state, and. besides omitted to include the REICSA 1, OF i.it 1101,000. • ..--••• ERIIOI. .OF YOUTH.. if ii lill• ntah elm -ilf /
identical mrcurnstance we owe what re- lbe • d b ' '• ' ' ' Fee t' I the fNI
I t can scarcely questione , y any ratification by the State of Alabama. • persons otter( e circle o.r. be better oppreriateil or more st mails' re- ~...-s - I.e.a .....). °a.. lens Na.,..11.. 1/....11.... rrett.a. 01,11.1• :-...1::11 -4t3 ClegTers,re.ol, 113.3 Wheal to a
~, ~ ,Im. is, y ntid Il es eir•••-i- sr restiantie4l.ereifori cOrfitT or ~ ,till Devine. [(lento be said Devine'
mains of the blood bought freedom of I who look carefully at the returns of the • which look place November 16. We pre- Stanton's most intimate friemts atm aware nit•nilwr• it. -em el fit Peat'. - s: sa it.. ..eke st suflerli if titimM ol 9• 1.' 14 r , ‘") '" and :sloth:1011i Hillis south 41 deorees west 109
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Ins hind (.i holida girt bases Wliitlfat a no 1.• ed it , ily• r, ,r, .1041 stir, t,ssiss Is.. a. ilitou . . d
American institutions bequeathed to us I election last week, that fraud has lien sent an analysis of the record. in osier to of the fact that a pries•saii,ii wits made 1 i i i.• .i to t o.. reale iWe hail he i 1.411 COI refl. salre„, in rcht , ttt Martin ng"; thence north 46 de
•intrisit• vainest:id the best wielies of tile
rued to in the Board of Return Judges afford inquirers an idea of the re-al situp- soon after his retirement from office to • ~., ~ i., „..,a; i,, ) ;is: •th, o is. r . v.:petition, rand, .41 . ...... ,e,t, It lierdies, anti south 50 degrees
by the purity of their character, and their;
; in-order to give the certificate of election lion on the amendment : aive him a purse ••if al011.001). Th e pro _ emi ,l,, y ,. j , W,. „m ou ld 1,,• i m ppy to record 7, • „ ir ig tg-g-' ,,, 5: gi itags '•"•',"',,•''' . 1 " 1 " 11 ...id. In; 4-1(1 pt.relits. malt . 20 degrees west,
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wisdom in council, and none but the ty- i tast e s. , a s ea I' -;7
silio., ason the -rat ...iatriet to • There being thirty seven states In the Jet.a. was contreiNed by some wealthy utter- such an act of geuerusity in this plac,.. lls 1 - clit-s, south 10 degas, mat, 4O perches, to
d t.r., coati. 1.1. ne t .
I ye liN the sante nosh 20, dm
ranical government that would have en -1 ;Illiarn W. IVatt. The district is mini- Union, and I
ate constitution nemiring the chants at a ',mate dinner party in this anti wis commend tile .k Ills•ra'.111 L. 1 1 ., 01 sss 7-4.-TO CONSTIAPTIVES -The AttrertlTer.lavitiu
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slaved them if possible, ever stigmatized ; posed of the first, second third, fourth, assent of three fourths of the states to give cies. an
• d the full :unman, was r a is e d on Plura. and its agents, Measta. :strouil & `
, • , • a• •1 . .. 1 ,by tunil. ot VS tn. Wilma:. land. --. dare, north
i er. r min.• , int k ....ter ..., I._ Pli I r.. .1.. ri ie.., • ‘
them with the name of - "rebel" or teed
seem -1, ei g hth, and tweet sixth wards. ' effigt to a propost•d amendment, the call- the spot. 'Die next question Wits
1 : d i 1 h h ow to Brown, to their notice. a.•,,, , a ia hilg ..191,110... Dila I Illa nn ROI di.to.i, 118 flOgreto tse,t, nil perches, ton corner or win.
~...” oil, loli 1..11, .0. 111 111 iki know i s , ii his lello. 1 ti. fletle lb Lind tin nen by sail Win. H. Dettel
I The return is : For Watt, republican, 13, I timition by the Legislatures of t wen tv I induce Mr. Stanton to at•cept the gill. .- -. ; ---- --t --- - - - - --- s _ Tottery, the ',wane of re,
tor." r „. ;. ; north lit deems , east, 10.5 . 5-19 perches to a cor
, 010 ; fur Dhanoitd, democrat, 12,840. In eight is therefore mscessarv. The anti iii Judge Pierrepont was deputed to execute na....9.R.R..X.A.53v..F..5.. 1,, ~ I . Ito des:, it. he .111 •end a ropy of the
..4 I V.Oll 1,4,1 flee ..r .I.lr, i.e I. h thi. ii Ire,. for 1 1 a . r of liettrlfe W. Devine a land, thence by , the
ice adage is as true as it is ancieut, i the same wards Geary had 12,723 votes or of the several states during the year 1669 the d;•liteite mission. lli• accordinglv - pr. ,i.i i In t . .01 1.- 1 ii s ilit 1 , •Ill , ', 111.. II Ilo . i Will a nd a • same south oil LI -gm.% east. 56 perches to the
that truth and justice are divine attri- 129.3 less than are given to Watt ; while has been us follows : went to Washington. Ile first broached Witioin-civviN-In Forest 1...1kr. Dec 2:ki, ''''' 't "e r""' ""'""T''" , .‘"""`• r •"`""T ew ' place of tocintitug, having thereon I fianie
na iiiijeyi of 0.• advert's, la .who, the Pi • scrip- ,
butes and must prevail. , Packer had 13,247, or 407 more than are STATES WIIICII 11 AVE RATIFIED Ti! E the subject to Mns. Stanton, who replied : by IA& W. G. Tilden, 31r. Charh, J. IV right o.e , , s 1 , I , - ii , ii ii. , one ••••1 ail -pie , ' in elms ....1
r .i• 110aAe. 4 frame barns. corn noose, hog pen, add
• io. s 1.,. • ~,.• •, -1., •••• isi.m.,i,i.. ..,d 1., h.v, ... an orchard. Conbtining tint) acres of land more
'awarded to DiamotaL Williams had 12, that shut did nut believe her Intelnied . anti Mis‘s Fblcita 31. Giffin. both of Yu t
We still adhere to our first position that I AMENDMENT. ti.. , w , r y oat ter .'III try ht. rctiscsty. sts 0,, al c'e. , them 'or less, nit h tie. sppurienances. (Taken in e
; is. - . 14 votes. or 182 less than are given to . - would accept the present. Lake. ,•••,,,,, r's. 4 h'..` l•e"`• •.""--"": e " rle ... ' 11.11.11 ' ' et'T ion at the suit of William Cruse to the use
we do oat wish to familiarize the public ' l-Nevada Atirch I .1,.. las ss .11.0 ion ...Wei, e'ilii., Itre nOW t1:11 2 ''., .„
; Watt; whilst Perishing had 13,143, or 303 , •.. Mt, Stanton sod that she would men- ,•k ot st• 'Main T. Deltel V& ..V. B. Crawford-I" .
Louisiana March 1 Mdmen-Mre,rnekt.-At IN icluils, N. Y . on -‘ wii , ' , - . . " d'i •iii-li"rs; liiiisi• c‘iiittit •Nv , 1 . ,
eat with the ergy of fraud unless we have ; More than are given to Diamond. Now. '-
3 -West Virginia March 3 Lion it to him on the first favoruble e ,t 1 is.
o i - the 2Sth by Rev. A. Miller. of Ilarford. '
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good evidence. of the fact, and also that lig thereany• mason why Watt should be 4 -North Carolina \larch 4 its Mr Stanton tele In the next •
Pclrtn II - ' ' ' ' -'' • hm:re Miller, f I i il R
11- --n1 5V -le, -- V., and MI" ' • -.„. e-DT.AFICEXS BLINDNESS and cgrairert 'Ail that certain Once or parcel of Latta situate
measures are to be inistitutV to „ pose 1 more popular than Grusy or Willams. or 5-111inois March 5 room, and probable overheard the - con
. . Carrie A. 'Mitchell. of Nichols, 1.1. Y. ~..., ;aned 11 . 1111 ' 1hr Illnityrt !Merry.. , J. 1..A.0.it5; in New .st 'dhoti ion tistiip, bounded antl tivstcrib
it o ...., .•rof.--.0 of ili.easi. or me pa,: and F...., ed us. I.dh.lq . Beginntng at a stone corner,
amond should be more unpopr verettion Judati Piern•pont then went
the offenders. We have the evidsince • that pi6-Mich iaan March
3 ' ' t • Lx -Deane-In 3lontrose, 1),. 2Stit, bi , I ';',",P r ''_',• l .,"",i.• r i „i"„,i, l .i", Nl ' d! "" " 1" . • ". " r '''"y•,',-""- 0...... e by land formerly ot Email Snsit north
than Parker or Perishing ? The pre- .. .. e march t , in to see him. 11e. was sitting as an in- '" EL ' • wailer) tit .• i it. n. [al net ),. r. ..i
which will be found below from sources_R Is/1m - ~4• 1 degrees east. 48 1-10 perdu.% to smit h ost. nort h
Rev. J. G Miller, Frank S . wen, of Britlgu. ,n 1 Ar. I. ....-,. IT, i.olyis 9',i - ..et m .. , , , ,
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simonize is that the vete of neither of o , • valid in his arm chair. ..- ~ I hi.. „In •• Ihe 111. die ,I LICOIIy /I, li.s,t. d It. stone corner . thence oy nom 0, oeti:ill -m.0..
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which are not intereeted in misrepresen- , thete Senatorial cantlidates was governed `• lie meek - ell nits - said Judge Pierre- wider, and Martha F.. Deans. of 3lontrose. ~,,,,I •o•) I'.• ~ ,• ,,, ...1 , .. , - ,•• 1,• , • n ,, • , - , r , . , • i 4 I. , •• stone. 411 1 ., deg•n•es west. 36-10 perchat to the
9-Sott ill Carolina March 11 • sig. iust;ried without isnot No • , - -
timidli of the New 3lillord and Jackson mad;
ting the facts, and which we think must hi personal iron der but Wad pure- iut '• with his old kind smile, and al- ankIItIDAN-HOWARD-ill 1.C110.1, Dee. 261.1 i, by 1 r .'"•,•,i,r,;; i;,, r ~,,„...„,,,, I,I,1: j „, •
- • lO-Pennt•ylvania \lurch II P ° ' melte, th.rrtk 82 1 4 degrees west, liil 2-10 perches
carry conviction to the most skeptical Ily political. There is no reason why Mr. , / . 1-massaehoseits Nl•irch•l° ' though seri feeble, nettle an attempt to Rev. G. Westfall, Mr. John Sheridan, of Len- ____ ._.___ - _-
- to a post in the tuiddleof nforesaid :Riad ; thence
mind. The efts' of Philadelphia on the! butt should rue ahead of his ticket rear 12-Arkansaa Nlarch 15 ' rise to shake bonds. I conversed e ith ox, and Miss 3laria L. Deward, of Anning,Pa i. - ' l ' e Iftietl•tiFinzflireaWsentierapatrZ7 'I • I ' l' Ni I I h -
. a aim. ot mit, a wort 1 sout . •degrees
I that Mr. - Diamond ehould - lag behind. ; • him on differeift subjettts, but I did not ; it wars, 1.0,11. itruerscsos Dyciepsta Pills "rat Pine west, 15 ;.1.10 perches to a post; and thence by
(lay 13 • -Et-Evasis-in Brooklyn, Eec. 25, be Rev. o. Tar Ciamial are a poTllit e and haat Utile iu II t er 1 , .
s tall Emir smolt 4214 degretA east, 105 perches to
12th of October lush 11115 an arena where I Th e whole thing has a suspicious look, I 13-Conectictit
14-Florida June 14 make allusi
'on to our project of present ine • '
' - • ;; '' C. Y. Arnold, Mr. Seymour F. Arnold. and .
d ri p.. i ,,,, ;., its muss agrlvated form, and no matter the
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not only Packer and Pershing were •
igno- and justifies the belief that the return is a 15 ___ New if 1 • him a purse. Finally I nurse to take MT 100 loss •landlog Containing 28 acres
i amps lure July 1 ' - anti butte Evans, step -daughter of W.M.Ting- 't't,.•• n.. ~ et,l , it., ...la.( skss• of mi. i, rrible .11, 1 122 perches of liiitl, be the sante more or less,
minionsly defeated, but by a false return, OM fraud. • 16-Virginia October 7 leave. I teas just about to uptei the door
. ley, Esq., of llopbottom. rale.. ally ',e° in .te it. rid and bratit li. f.trt... r.
l'11.• enceinte mum strOisy nod silent auffeting than with the appurtenances, having thereon '2 Illitile
m. W. Watt was declared senator from A eimilar outrage a•as attenipted in the /7 _ vermolit October 13 ; ahel : T h eBaid i ems., ea left itollata, 2 barns, aud a small orchard. ask=
kcialatii - e return fur the thirteenth dim- ' - . •errepont, come back ; i have some- Pciourral.-311kxcit- 13 y the same, Dec. tiOth, 'i'tu'y are oohs! me Mint , . th e moot de•perate nod ,in eNeelltifill at the suit of susqnehannacounty
the first district in place of Diamond ' .74 18-Ala b ama
NON ember •
16 ' ' Mr. A. 3L Peightal, of Huntington, Pa., and br,';',1i1;i1"..9•1%.,, whim ctwt9 .nowm weans foil to sifora vs. John Waltuorth and L. R. Peck.]
, tri t. The return judge, who must have thing to say to you.' " s
who 'was legally elected. tip- profited.by the knowledge of the means by . •
STATES W1117.3E. RATIFIC tTIOX n s n F.
-- - -A. - L---N " I returned. limit) g taken a seat. liv : miss Martha J. 31111er, of Tuscarora, Iss ,No corm i'd lit •rep.iu or littlige•ilon can rosin (War , -ALSO-
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ein application being made to Judge Allis- which the Byerly frauds were •perpetrated DEEM-11'CM his side, he gently laitChis han d upon my
10; it Pitt AR 1":, I'INE TltilF. run
All that certain piece or panel of land situ
democrat,,-- - . I- Ise anal in lamp... urn( the limo •r,...i. 0 1,1.0. ea hy , :ate in itush Township, hounded and described
son, President Judge of the Court of corn- I dome years ago, took his returns to his 1-Kansas - February 27 shoulder, and, looking me taillight in the 1 s guesi ;awn !he d0...11.110n id the tar, liv which as tollowai Beginning on the Ridge 'toad at A,
Mon pleas of the city of Philadelphia for i reitlea t c ; anti o Ai • '
placed them in a book erase, ..--.1 rsouri Mercli 1 face, feelingly said: TSMAL.M • ISiIF3. Iplo Ids -In
tinal prover:l a ale misits!. It luvig• •
, i ter the 111D . .111, iireatis and.restres the enrol it,. - • s
corner of Daniel Devine 's find, thence by . oak!
from woich they mysteriously disappear- .gr ATF. WIIONF. a \TIFICATION Has ItE171: IL- "' I have always regarded yen as my e .trenellite s thy deilthisted ryTir to. It patine...lid it• % 11W south 1 ' f AgTef-fi "L't I- 3 Peraws I* *
if mandantris to compel the board of r ' Mesa s-ln Franklin. Dec. Litli, Mrs. Jane ~„,..,„;.,„.1, „01 1 .1, 1 1,1 ~; , ,..1 . 11.4111 the ...steel On; cto .1 corner ob. sail Ikv int. thence by said Devit"
e . I ill before the next morning. Officers of ; I.EO %L. friend, Pierrepont. Yon are going away ; -,
turn Jadgee to count th true vote cast Cur ' (triton • 11 ' hgood
• e Indic .t hate memories as to I 1-Indiana a l „, 14 now, and I may never Bit you again. I Brown, wifr ofioseith Bros, n. rimiliin which 44 ruin! h r , 041 th•lstscg• 11 sissooty.s• :111d Sat hanid Hillis so h• d •
no mord. or phi• nin .10.. h el ins ,he .or Passage. .0 ,„ „ • 1 , , st , ;
„„,1 .0 the I lint, t.. h. tiling utterly:is wt. iditai Inc aril, 1-•-"."1-1' nu --ara Beriv: thence
ut 1-1 I r„rees West, 109
north 40 de
state Settattor in the first district he made ; the very few figures required in a general am, as fou see, upon a bca of sickness, Wunternn-lo Liberty, Dee. 2.211 • Margaret. as- : lea .urfa, eof the 1111.. Z. and Omit, penetrating to earls , greeS 'test. 14 perches, and south al" deg**
the following temarks : .
1 return, but this one had uot. A fib his STATE W " IEn " A ' LITTFTED BUT willcti from w i • Li i„
1 i I ninv never rise. I want . 2 vrom, and Hiram, aged 7 months, only child- 1
~..,,e.d I/11i. telt ving pain awl •otatintag mil awn., 1 wes t, 107 ;_ to pec o,,, north 20 degree! ,
will, RF-SCIND. ,ti ,m. It voile result of vim, of Andy and experiinent; O4 sal , south - 0 i•e•
p, it. , , t t o mes west, 40 perchei to
Certificate he lost' his recollection. He ' you to do me eu favor. When you go ren of 1m Wand Anna Webster. ~,,,I It j..,,in.,,, is Ili, idllieutsi wit d 1.111,, .I.Olir.lllCC I
This is precisely the same application I, thence by the same north 5111' de
tie was made to nie Yesterday. The r- was compelled to regort-to the return filed 1-New Turk April 14 • back to New York, tell my friends there ;
, 11. el .2.1* a r t too lung dela) ed a resort to thd mimes "I :
....p . ,,, w, s t . ,, 501, ,,, rdit . 3 to the Madge Bond ; thence
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turns were prima facie correct, note for- iin the Prothonotary s office, and, by a ESTATE:S WHICH HAVE. 11E3 E(TED THE : and elsewhere not to raise any money or ,s7O. A r.I.V//, Y 11470. 11 ". ... , : m r sption of I 1., Litn9A, Cough, Sore. Areal .JUI Brouilf 'b y lands of M in. Wilcox and -,Marc, mirth
gery. They tnay probably be false and I most remarkable fatality, hurl return had AMEN D3IENT. ! other gifts for me, for I must refuse. them ' Lb rwrlellas I.: , er f toptrylerint . Illin , l awl Blontiag IV3 degreeS west, 06 perches, toll Corner - of WM..
. frautittleut, but 1 • t• not a forger-Y.: been tampered with and the figures alter- l_D e i agurs Man•li 1 all• They have my thanks for their kind Newfmmer For Everybody. , Pifer. ..I.4lslius, illavidui cough, Dip
/ &Ha. dc. I IL Deuel's land, thence by said Wm.• EL. petal
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We must not call thines b • •
0. y wng nutnee, ed, the innocent return judge not being 2-Kentucky m are s 1 2 • intentions, but I can never will never ---- -- -
A meant:al exam, Itiddttic hounruhle ritleciste di I north al degrees east, 10. - ) 5-10 perches to a cut
""r XX 3211 Xa ..A. •X" NIL X 400 '1",•. p1 „ 01 ,,,, th.,,,,,.. 5,„.,.,„, a„,„ ,„, 1 ,„,„, 1 `;,, i „,, of 1 ner of George W. Devine's land, thence by the
nor confound 0110 -thing with another. aware of the remarkable change in there- 3-Georgia M arc ', 18 accept a cent as a gift from even my beet . patient-at the Mlle parlors. OIOIOCIOted with him on sanie south 51 degrees 05t,.58 settles to the
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We had yesterday a plam, palpable, un- salt, which elected a candidate whom he 4-Ohio e pr a ao friend.' " A Daily aad treaty Newspaper. itirec eliwithlng ph)Ticiatis ol neknou %edged eminence -place o f b cg t tm th--,
whtd.ert.rvierx d, ydvt..l tithe
mistakable forgery ; but the returns ii must haveknown was defeated ; and, bee 5-Tennessee November 16 ;
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a promised to comply with his re- GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLEBs. : asimispoesnes teea,asiss no other Intonation in house , 4 frame ham', corn houSc, 110$ 9cll,'',llmit
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questioilathie morning arere Mt like it: dug enable to notice the payable ahem- giATEs wi l l ( . queet," continued Mr. Pierrepont, - and
'LI HAVE NOT YET VOTED. ' • - thdrouystry. • an orchard. Containing 21X) =viol Lend MOM
I Letters from any part of the emintry, arkiiia advice. ; or.lu.ss, with the purtenances.
Loudken Though as ~ I. sat, tbey may be falee, yet lion in the figeires, he copied off the mu- 1 the result was that the project was aban- The Weekly Patriot .SI ill he promptly .1
an- eratuflnnsly responded to it tirre mit i„n at the suit of John W. vs. A. B.
1-California G-Nebraska. ' CollVeDitia. retnittallprsolumid lake the shapeolDearte
P facit they am coereet. Now the 'filated return W 3 he found it. The result g , O ; cloned."l graw rout]
.e. to Po -. I
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act Ot Assembly provides a der
would have been to certify that Mr. Geisz -a wa. • 7-New Jersey. Prie....f Wlettar Americus Dv•pepl6/4 Pill*, $1 a
3-31artland. A--Oregon. A Puzzle. box Stilt Ity ma t's ilnu receipt itt ',flee
fur a Wrong like this lay giving a right tu I'republican, was elected to the Legislature . • . l.rier of WI-liiirt's Pine Trt•c Ter Cordial s $1.1.100
.., 4- A 11l nesota. 9-Rhode fel:old.
A contest. We cannot usurp the rightslof ;iiitteul of Mr. Forsyth, who had the ma- is tile or $ll pirr SeZets Soo by •spres.
the - Legislature. I would go far toconect .ority. No-one with common sense will
5-Mkaissippi. 10-Texas. All commas t lent iiiii• .1.1.1.1.11 , .• . d rrIIIICII
1.• q. c WISIIAItr 111, 111, •
.No. itT.: North Second St rent s
tlde wrong, wh i ch I om
li ds convince is, , believe, that the election officer was igno- Nov. 10. 1869.-Itm Phttsdelebts.
164 Ithe power, but there are mit be- , rant of the fact that Geisz was defeated.
yond ii.vitich I. cannot go, and I cannot 1 11 la that case' by prompt action, the fraud
ve the famedy Too loc. This is no i h. ',was preveuted, and Mr. Forsyth received
nig else Arm a Curse return, fur which the • his certificate. One of the effects of the
!awl:tali eidojered a separate and distinct '; Be;
eery lanawc are told, would be to cre
remedy. _ ate an honest class of election oflieers, ap
npointed by the Board of Aldermen. lu
The above eauarks are from a Radical ' '
no case heretofore in this city have there
Judge, and they appeared in the Evening been suchl '
g artng attempts at fraud us
Te/egriSers, a Republican . Journal on the have been made in the hope of unseating
15th of OctobeilasL •We also call atten- Diamond and Forsyth. If these are the
Lion to the editorial from' the 3iornine blessiogsof the new system, the sooner we
Pe { xi and Sunday - ' • -
D .
tit, on the • • 15 return to the-old plan the better.- Sun-
Eagle day Disprldi4
=Meet, both Radical paper% winch . ;we -
.;- . ,
gtvebelow. .
~, .
. - . The legislature has.convened a ,,,r t &, ro
is a law upon our statute books making.o,
contest the only remedy. 'The questioal
trotrarises shall it be'Clene. We say that
, every principle-of honor and Jitstice4e
mend it. The future hope of deini=tia
pnAemles demand it. ' *Unless au& bo l d
flia ll ill •
gtatle - - 4141 eaal.Pia Of/ -.l l ll.'lstukf•
as lira bid faretrellikt republican form of
. ,
government, maid" might make'lighe.
. Let the people; and: goprois 4.9;94iiit-
the pontroii gemocrat
E: B. lIAWTJY, T.DTTOtt
NIONTIROBE. ritifii.k it
IN'ECONIISDAL Y, JAS. 5, 1870
Murder and .Suicide.
OrLSunday last a very mysterious trag
edy took place at No. 69 Eldridge st. at a
%tense of ill depute kept by a Itlrs. Pau-
Beek. A min by the name of Geo.
Baunian, anti a young lady whose name is
supposed to be Anna McNamara, had bCea
in the 'titbit et' milting at, the, house of
14, 1 . Beak, and abOut 6- mom Sunday
they met tsyOPointl#ept, 'and *tie elio.ft,
6 6 room 04 - 0441106 i 404 .4 - '-'•
_,r, . Iv, ‘ps 0,48
144,-* *.04:4
In the above list the States of Missouri
and Kau-as are classified as having im
perfectly ratified the amendment. The
Legislature of Missouri failed to act upon
the second section, and in Kansas the
same section was imperfect wheu ratified.
These defects will be remedied when the
Legislatures of both States convene nest
month. This will give the amendment
the assent of twenty States without fur
ther question.
Of the States which areyet to take ac
tion, lowa,. 3iinuesota, Mississippi, Ne
braska, Rhode Island and Texas. may be
counted upon for ratiAvation. With these
twenty six states in all secured, but two
more are required to make the amend
ment aparently a part of the Constitution.
These the radicals unaoubtedly expect to
obtain fr9m - Indiona, whose illegal action
may, be iguored; New York, whose right
to rescind may be not recognized ; Ohio
which is expected to reverse the action of
its last Democratic Legislatnre ; or Geor
gip, about which further reconstruction
legislation is in progress.
It would seem, therefore; from this
statement of the sitoation, that the fif
teentliameridisent . is pretty- certain. to he
decilu4iuloptail?efcew the ; beginning : of
grave qweatiou will then
Here is a question for young aritheme
ticians, and others who like to crack an
anthill:aka' nut now and then ' to try
_their wits upon. Two Arabs sat down to
dinner, and were accosted by a stranger.
who requested to join their party, saying.
"that he could not get provisions to buy In
that part of the country ; if they would
admit. him to eat only an equal share with
themselves he would willingly pay them
the whole." The frugal meal consisted.'
of eight small loaves of bread, five of which
1 , belonged to one of the Arabs, and three
to the other. The stranger having eaten
' a third part of the eight loaves, arose and
said before them eight pieces of money,
, 'raying: "My friends, there is what I
promised you; divide it between you ac
cording to your rights." A little dispute
'arose respecting a division of the Money ;
but reference' being made to the Cadi, lie
adjudgedseven pieces to the owner of
five, loaves and only onepiece to him who
owned the three loaves. Yet the Cadi
decided justly.
—lt ie reported that; the workmen of
the Lehigh Crane Irow-Conspany, at Osit
asangtia, are oti,a strike-for higher wages.
--John ; ,Ellie, i t florist, resident of
White .Pluins,
.New Yoris, has been, miss-,
ingAim his )4;31n-for sovera ) 'O4B, andi,
it is flared, hag been murdered.
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I aserinbly the following named permute have flitalareir tie
titions w n
with the Clerk of the Court of (Manor Settelone of
I the Peace for the County of Snequelninha for tieewto co
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most complete and accuratiii• market reports, tell A m a ir liqi u m i t,•• ..
a ccounts of the proceedings of Congress anti the 1 Delos Roberts: - • - ' Jackion.
Legislature, spley'editorials, itc. iA. Trmce.. Wholecato Liquor, hineCts Depot.
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_ICENSE. PETITIONS.
1"
by measure
Wntroce, Dee. 15 1969.
that certain pieta' or parcel of land situate'
in the town ship or Gibson, bounded end desenb
ed tts.l'ollow3 : On the north and castbflatnd
Charity Howell, on the south by the publid , roinct
leading from the Great Bend anti Coeltecton
Turnpike to Dundalf, and west by the- , Great
Bend and Cocheeton Turnpike Road. contain
about one UCtl , of lend more ot", : lens,one
frame hotise and all improved. lnken exe.„
eution at the stilt of Oscar Washburn Adttl.ltils-'
trator of D. 31. Smiley doe 'd vs; F. Y. 'Rod
W. T. 110XLEY,
Sheriffs Office, Montrose, Dee, 20, 18113.
NEW 1101111 i, Puoiiven
Corrected weekly by William Ilculedinktll
Fulton St, 'New York- •
•• ' .• Week ending. Dec. 25, 1869.
Butter, pall 41343
•• firkin •
Cheese, dairy, per lb 115801
factory " ...... : ..... ........ 171,4111
Eggs,per dna . .......... .....
Flour, per ' •11,f11e&73'
Corn ute4,l, 100 , 1.90 4000
Wheat, per bushel— 11.2201A5c
Rye " • .... ..... . .. 2.100116
Oats•
Corn
Flops, crop of 1869...., ...• • •';;• •-• • 'i r
Beef, shies, perlb 14)15.
. ... ...... . it'
Hop, • . • ....
per bbl, 1.500E15
Turkeys, per . ; .. „ ..... ..
• . r . • DRitle
Chickens " 144415
Gee:le ..
....... ..... .. . '12Q1,15
Taqow . .... 490 t
trip.
Great Bend bciro.
Friel:Wildlto kpro
Montrose
rdendsiilk
Usse* Depot
New Dillford bo o. r.
litheet
Sonja Depot
JEWELRY d, 11/RAE Lit
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