The Somerset herald. (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, October 28, 1874, Image 2

Th3 Somerset Herald.
WEDNESDAY.
. October 2S. 1S74.
Republican Stale Ticket.
r.R JVPOE OF Et l'EEMK clrKT.
KDWAr.I M. TAXSON,
of rbilaJolpia.
FOB MECTESAST GOVERNOR.
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,,
of Potter Couuty.
TOE. AVI) I TOR GENERAL.
HARRISON ALLEN,
of Warren county.
rot vrXRETART or isterxai. affairs j
P.ODERT K. ln'A'lli,
.( ScLu.ylkill County.
Heiml)licin County Ticlict.
C0XREES8.
SAMUEL S. BLAIR.
STATE SENATE. .
E.D. YUTZY.-
ASSEMBLY.
Wm. enpsley.
jaEPII P. MILLEI
M STRICT ATTOUXEV.
JAMES L. PUGH.
COM Ml .-"SI ON EtV
OLIVER W. liOYKR.
PK11 UOL'SE IftUECroR. .
SAMPLE TRENT.
ai rtr'R
PANIEL S. MILLER.
C. VNTV HT.VEYOR.
JONATHAN IT. 1RITZ.
To the Farmers.
.(u-r-.i ,.v.---f.-rt;o:.j, U.at since it Las had control of
v.
I.-t
.k f iln't"
. ,r. r r-ia rf
wreri " .
1 iUTTKH 'paid at Ua.-t 1? ,n0,000 ofthis debt:
T.To-rnf ts'wLiltfBt tie fume time it largely re
TU Til t
IMirj'lWCn OI Uif U1..UV .iu). rree Trae nd Repudiation
U Lata a rj UJtfaaad iu TeiUnR
BUTTER TRADE,
'. U.it.c ev. r fH'.;:.v 1 .r P -Tttna inTTI.u
t ..-.e, e c" l-i-:-r .orwl to icire
UliiUL'Ul
wiling at liljjk jirice!; anj w.lt aiw-iy !
Sales and Check
asiH-nnaMhe BVTTER It told. Honn tore
. ire lurite phimtnn lroui all acollona cf Uie
Hui!e, we remaio
Ronpec't fully, Ac,
Kcnnard & Ondsshys,
Buttsr CcmiiissiQii Ksrctols, '
S3 EXCHANGE TLACE,
BALTIMORE, MI).
The voters in the southern portions.
f this county are deeply interested in
the construction of tbe Hans-Allegheny
Canal. A corps of engineers
have just passed over tbe line and
pronounce it feasible. Now let the peo
ple look to their interests, an 3 ptotrct
them by their votes. In Mr. Ehtir
ther have a lawyer able to advocate
their views, a statesman of experience
and influence, a liberal-nimded gen
tleman, opposed to monojKilics, and
in favor of all internal improvements,
while Mr. Reilly is the stipendiary
tin- creature of Uie greatest and most
.rrncir.ir iiic.nnmilv in lLo eountrv. I
1,1 l.M neither the abilitv r iafio -
u.ee Lad he the inclination, to f-r- h of thnae Mat is agu.B,t Protec
, ard the construction cf this great on." It is cf the ntrpest importance
thoroughfare. With their past exjKsjt'"" that lV,n;Hau,a -ball
ner.ee, and the Ftifiring rem. n,br.nr; t conjrrcj wU are
.in ,1 , I optxwd to I roe-trade, and taef are
vf Low the rcnnevlvania raj t-, i
... , , t ,. -r, - onlv to L foiml atKrv- the Republs
teiunU J to trutdi out (f cxicat-e ttie . . .. . . , .
v "i t i't !,..r an -atiilrJit' Lvrrv f-rmcr n this
rt t i ' I,. i ,. f"ULty Lo has auv cunct-plion vt
U r was f.Ii hci tromtt; tow it ri-- v r
i ,.,, r'.r Lis n ;atur-(t will wtefjr I'.i.Ata,
turalion as prevent .1, yar ti.-ri
ve,r. by the i urcla cf vtti.l 1 ? ?"l
iawr,; bow it Lad to rp;i al U Mo ' ' " V
. ir ...i . ' J-.icis, wL.om Wrote for the Den-
.uireBie Court to ren.-U U trom tue ...
, , . i , i :. i , ,i . i 'rfatLM-afiililMteRnuv, heisvoticg
frt-bo--ter who ftolf it; bow the .!e; ' .
i l.rviicnt of this count v Tttard.-
i
1 r - r. .1 .-anllnl It 1 . 1 or.
111 Jl-'l -Olio, v l.-. vuj.....
nrix, forced awav from it ; how can
they, for one moment, dream that the
i i -ii i . i , i
I enn?vivan:a roau win ever auui
than f.gLt, Cght to the last gasp, the
construction of canal that wo'ild
prove eo formidable a rival for the
carrying trade between the West and
the seaboard! What folly, what
blindness, what madness then would
it be to rote for John Reilly, the em
ployee, tbe dependent, the paid agent
of the Pennsvlvenia Railroad; the
i-.l u ti.i n-niib! riiib rrtur 'oeil in
tcrests as remorsele-slv as be would
eruPh a worm, at the biddintr of his
emplorers Look to rour own uitet-"
then, voters! Now is the onl
chance, and here tbe only opportunity
to have your' voices heard aud yenr
w:ws representea. A vote lor r.iair,
a full vote, a vote such asynu Can
give, will tell largely for your own in -
torests, wlnle a vote Tor J-iIiV, or alt.il COUIj;r jftgt Jt is claimed
weak and scattering vote, will tImt R(dfordvand . Eujtpn will' give
taken as proof conclusive that you nre ' tVclvb bundredinajori y. .This
not in favor of this momentous na-;i3111cre Lo!J ferag. but Col. Yuizy's
tioaal enterprise. Chooc ye! be- friet. should - 1 pp and a -doing."
tween Rlair and enterpr.se; ReiIlyjTljp safp?t plan is 'tr beat Sehell's
and stagnation, and Mieidc. . . Uvdre ijUrijrc,rlnnjoVity,"-which we
SiNCt tbe Democrat have carried
, . . , -, .,, , 1 Plant your Ptakes for fourteen hun
y proclaiming ibat ther wnl also car-i , - - . . - . . . ,
v. . '. . , . I tired maiontr bovs! for 1 utzy and
rv Pennsvlvania. Thev can onlv do , , -., ' " , -, '..
... . . ... " ' ; the whole ticket, and don t compro-
this by tbe Republicans et8 ring awav ". . ., - , ,
, ii t " . J miee oa a vote less.. It caa be done
from the polls. Let no fancied se-j , ,
t f . . , , , -icasr, if we onlv half trv. i
cunty therefore, keep a stogie Rejuab-; . 7 ., . - ' '
lican voter away from tbe election, ( We may bavo rainy or equally
for you may be sure that every weather on election dir. ' Do boi let
Democrat will be there. Word has ', this deter able bodied men' from com-
Uet boea passed around to 'makeiogto.-.polIsLJRememWr'.tbat
no etarljut io tjrn out, and you can raany an election bai been ,'lost for
eateiy bet yww AotJwm dollar that j want ef a few votes. In; socb as
they v,ill do it. So turo wiriends! 4-nt a tingle voc ."mav lie of vital
And doii'LWcaught napping. import a tiee.' " " '-' : -. r
TiiEitc if no t'oubt of tie election Wiiev Hon. W. J. I'aer wns a
oftlse RepuWksfi Stitc Ticket.'" Ttcand!ua'r lor' T'rcbident' Judge, Lo
is a good one in erery respect. The j DecioeraU of Bedford county Went
gtrug-gle on Tuesday nest will prin-1 -'squarely back on Lita," traded him
cipalIybeformeniTcrsof Con gross and 'off, and roted for Judge Hall. Of
of tie Legislature. Inspires! by i
their CoDgresiciial gains In tic west,
tLc Democracy of tbia State will
moke a desperate effort to. increase
tbeir delcgatioa ia CoEj-rc.-i. With
out an exception the,.Teraocrat3 out
side of Pennsylvania have declared
cgainst the present protective tariff,
and in this State their State conven
tion was silent as the grave On that
vital niea?ure, but e?er; organ of
tfca'piirly in "the State is io-day re-
1 rejoicing over tie Free trade victo-
I Ties laieiV WOU. 1 CuUl n a:m
' false cry1 cf "'Polk,' Dallas,; Sbunk
.,nd the Tariff of li2! and the base
betrayal . of .our interests by Vice
Presideok George M. ' Dallas, has not
yet faded fro in the memory of bur
oider'olIUctatis.''. As it was then so
will it ba next v. inter If the Democra
fttiaJn fr.ntrol of C'onrress. Ev
ery Democratic member' from ' Tenn
sv'lvania will votewith his party
a'gainst PrteawnT Tbe only safety
therefore is to veto for Blair a life-
t!f.n . Trotectionist. M iiai u. iu
jc- ;.l and ores of Somerset county be
worth, if tip Iron Manufactures of
! the country are prostrated for want of
' protection from competition with the
.! cheap lab.r of Europe?
1 Op course the" "usual number of
( mixed tickets will le circulated by(
iibe Pcmo((ts. Bwaro of theul
I Examine your tickets before voting.
1 See that thev have every Republican
iJate cn thtm, and then vote
carj'
! w iihout ri-ratchir-tr.
j Ti.i ro tre Our tLi:.., very import
j t; t r every funr.tr and tax-pay-r to
riiMii-bir. I'irrt. that the I'emo
1 :,ar: v uU a In t.uvvi r created in
....... j a
'll.L futi! a dtU-f $10,000,000. Stc-
.i c?.-.. .1... I.n,.l,l;Hn nn-lr Ull
' Wie rv .fiXF1 xiv nvj'uuinuu
UaCtJ vour iea. iunu,
i :..!
1 ii:'.ecrauc riy ii ojjeuij tuumiuitu
FuurthAhat the Republican party is in
! ' r .' r. . . ' . . t ... 1 ....... i.lnfitrtr
JdVOr VI prolcCLlOU ivuuiuc muucu;
auu the Louetit payment of our nation
al debt 'These are tho turning points
of the election.
' irt fa'ctjCanoot 1e' dlsguisc-d, that
tie Democrats of this.'glate,' inspired
bv the success of abeir party at. the
lato elections, 'uro straining-. every
nerve to poll eveTy vote they can for
their candidate for Congress; and the
only way t defeat their . hopes is for
the Republicans to get out ft full
vote. We appeal to the Republicans
of this county therefore, t6 jioll as
full a vote as possible.' Let not -private
business, nor badVcatbcr , keep
you from tbo polls. A Democratic
victory n ean9 Repudiation and the
overthrow of Protection beyond all
cavih.' Roth- these'" 'monstrous doe
trinesare exultingly-., proclaimed by
iKp fnKilwnt ..TWmoeraU of Ohio and
Indiana, since, they have secured thofe
States. . .' ' " -. . '
' Remembtb that there are three
'tickets to be "voted.'" One headed
State, one Judiciary, end one Coun-
t v. ; Vote theni all. All rontaia the
Dtmt Of gnod men, aud all are ini
pDrtant. Vote the fi ll ticket! '
' TrrritE is great r;"icing in tLc
Democratic, camp, ovt-r their late con-
irre.-:onal cna ia Ohio and Indiana.
l l"nocrlie membc r elected in
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.i
1 1
plH.rt of fuielga BiauuficUirers
- - .
w b7
lbc FWtof European farm,.
, Latt.v, tbe Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, it will be
remembered, "was'bne of the most vi
olcnt.CcppeThcads'ia be found in the
State, during the-slaveholder's rebell
ion. His r.eal . in behalf of treason
perhap, Hot' inferiof to that of
Vallandigham, although- he did not
pVsscss Abe courage of the Ohio trait
or. : ... - .;
. AVeever had a better county tick-
ct lttaa one now before tbe people
fc,p thir 6PPrt- Turn, out friends
nod fw.tLat it elected by a rousing
j majority. i 1 - j ..
1Ioj. yn.fiiAM" P. - SenEix, the
D?niocrat;c candidate for State. Sen-
ute, was ti VkculatinV'TaiiVon-'' his
frien(t iere.'andin tbcfODth part of
lean di) wjth a little eltort, and ,tbco
I we ' are ure that Yotzi ia safe.
. ,, j kQOWio ana iuoiana cave sci gauoiera the-r centre, ttioug, idvi are v nKTiuiLi, uctyUof, ,-4 a? oriu
per.;iany a Tsnu iiaie, bUi,,. .n-;. nr1 thioklnir i.fa Monies of lLeni in other ..pa'rtrf ert.'ni-aa.-DjV.tauu; CoiiwaM'yis steaj
i'. : ,i. .f " r,M h(r i'u" '"'lJ w . o .. -..- . . ; , . , - , .
r-.-rJ. w" that they are suruuvobuin stroll of t ha city." .JT C-"'. V''
ip,ui,'ucyaunotb;irusted.:-TbCre- of the Governmeat. tUe.r joaraaw ,a i, T?J- f,,, t 0j,t in- JavlwU.oluJ, the' river.,: The
! '. ., .i.' ... j.j;.s,, s ion Mis?oori, 'Miwiesipiu ana ouier Tintv to c-et on inthe world, j accident occum-ii aho't.Uvo (.clock.
iitirc i n i I'lidic i '-ri . . i-r on.a in i i v uio ui jvu man in 1.11.4 n : i. iAi-ii jnu yvuv ;
nitmiiiaoce ...c,-.,. ,. Southern Statw hav? already hoisted . cmancJpa;on . OHil .'enfran-.j The effei'ts of the esplostou-tvaiffer
course we Lave nothing to complain
of on that Ecore, but we want to
know if th Democracy ot this coun
ty, a; gving ?paniet like to lick
the 3 that smote them, nT vote
for :.-!iilL. Two years wncf,' the
Dcim,rats cf Bedford deliberately
cut tbe throat of the best man the
iJemocracy of this county fcave in
their ranks, and cow they iasoleutlr
demand that his friend t-aa!! rote
for ScLell. Will they doit?
. ,
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the black Ga of repudiation, and An
drew Johnson.once accidentajly i res
ident, is on the stamp ia Tennessee,
advising the repudiation of both the
State and National debts.
Is Hon. William P. Schell such, a
Democrat, as Democratic voters ' are
bound to support? In 1812 he left
tbe Democratic party, and accepted
a nomination for Governor on the
Labor Reform Ticket, against Bucka
lew the regular Democratic candi
date. Now he is asking for Demo
cratic votes on the ground of party
fealty.' No truo party man i3 bound;
to vote for. a bolter.
Ot'H friends should not forget the
special importance of the Legislative
ticket this year. Our candidates are ,
unexceptional men, and they will have
the important d'lty to perform of
electing a Enited States Senator.
See tbaV every vote is pjjled for
them. .
Et-UEMisEii that every . voter has
three t'u.kcl9 to deposit, Loaded
State Judiciary County. ,
Ul R SEW YORK. LCTTI.R.
New Yoek." October, 2G, 1S74. '.'
TUB FOREIGN ELEMENT.
The population of the city of Nctv
York is probably one-third foreign
born. The American population
comes from all the States and, Terri
tories, but business interests drive
just so many. from every locality .to
this common cehtre. The ' South is
fully represented here. ' The ' war
ruined hundreds of . thousands of
Southerners, who were compelled to
do some business that they might
live, and they drifted into New York,
because, being a cosmopolitan city,
they would . stand a better show of
getting something to do that they
could live at. There are thousands
of ex-Captains, Colonels and Oeoer-i
als of the ex-Confederacy in .New
l ork ; in fact the number is so great
that, in tbe event of another conflict
between the sections, it would be a
question as to where New York
would Btand. Take tbe strong Dem
ocratic maiority, and . add to it the
enormus Southern element that has
settled here since the war, and the
great city might fairly be counted on
tbe side of the South.
But it wa9 not of native foreigners
that I started to write. , ,
, The foreign clement proper has al
ways been immense, and of late years
it has swelled beyond any one's idea.
It has grown to that extent that
each nationality has made its own
settlements, and has its own commu
nities. The
rREXCU
occupy the territory bounded by
Canal, Amity, Rroadway and South
avenue. Within Wio territ'vrv you
never Lear a word of (Jerman and
very little English. You might as
well be in Pari. Tbe occupations
followed are peculiarly French. There
are French laundries, Frenc h board
iny-bouaes, clove-cleaner, boat-
maker", confectioners, artificial flower
makers, feather cleaners, aad occupa
tion of these natures. Tan French
are hy themselves, Lave their own
avc!ationa and ma m-meats, and
fraternize ith no other people. Tbey
do not expect to star ia Amcilea-.-
ther are here till they can aeeuniu.
late enough to go back to France.
This ifc their ambition. -They are,
however, a aober, industrioos and
useful people. Crime ia almo-tt un
known among them, and thongb they
may be very poor tLey manage some
how to support themselves lhMr
are ternMy divided, for the political
animosities that rend the French
jeop!e at Lome are brought with
them. Tbeir politics are all French,
and they take very little interest in
the affairs of this country. Tbey
eldom are naturalized, and very sel
dom aro seen at the polls. What
they want is to get money enough to
give them a competency. in their own
country. 1 he
JEWS
are scattered all over tho city, but
ther have their center. The district
bounded by Canal, Houston and tbe
Bowery is exclusively Jewish. The
butcher-shops have every one of
them the mysterious Hebriac charac
ters that indicate tbe killing of ani
mals after the orthodox fashion. They
follow all sorts of occupations. Thev
set glass, there are whole streets of
them dealing in birds, they rake the
gutters for rags and scraps of paper
tbey do anytbinir that will turn an
honest penny. Tbey all start poor,
but vpry few of them stay so. When
a few hundred dollars is accumulated,
a little shop takes the place" of tbe
peddler's basket, or a small ware
bouse takes the place of the tag and
book.' Unlike the French, they come
to stay, for in no country ia the world
are they given e many privileges."
Tbey rise in life rapidly, aud, adapt
themselves to circumstances, as water
seeks its level. When the peddler's
basket has grown to a shop, and the
shop has swelled to a Broadway
store, tbe Jew, whose industry has
made it, leaves his dingy quarters in
the locality named and blooms oot
in a fashionable house up town. He
does not quit being a Jew, nor does
he go back upon his race or tbeir cus
toms he simply reaches out fur a I
Better broader life, for more com
forts, and for recognition in societv. !
tor the Jew, oppressed as be has
been in all the countries of the world
1
I
wants nothing so nuch ia this, 83 sn i rest the desperado -llcdutoulr., Tfcea -w acres in mmitnw;. wiia Vw1"1?
acknowledgement that he is a nianU,art)T carae opv lied moutjh io . i idt-ep', , i7erw5 erwtrS warrai1.!'? n"?'
and a good and useful one. .The
e.ijer Jews Hold Very ClOSelV to tbeir
ici.iuii uau viiaiuuip, JU V. IUC atLllillJ f
feneration
the clubg Tc
on tie wealth their fatbe
cumulated,
tirdj tlie
race fast vonnT Jew is the lastest '
man $r "the vvdrM." 1 buasf TTa.-h ;
.t.. .i .... ..).... ,i..,,ii
some ycirs ago, is a tvne oi tfco c.as.
. ' ,
The Jewish clement is very Ur,
.....,-. . i .tir jrv
nH U nni uftie nrOSt lit III I Hi IDC
f the nrost useful hi l
. . i : :
but
hi Wrt!r fViat trp;tidi.- Jlbcv are '
good useful, orderly, quiet, prorpe
. . I
8 '
state of poverty, they are industrious
and law-abiding. When they U-comMl;- uovyn end Kiciieu mm wyera.
rich, ther tie nushin
sive. They have built tbe b
,Jt lilll 11. !
ings in tbe city, ana
work in the city in
names will Dot be
fprinkled.
, -.,TI??;xf f TO,- vif
" ' , .1 1 'I , 1 ' I
not to oe classtu as uTeig ni-rs ,
,Jmi liMMiwtwt
no . - o- '
chizement have gjvea. thein.'a. '.bow.
in tbe worldthey want a!! there is
nf:L The nesro woo lias amassea
money is. a, kinir- among, them', and- jiauce ahead of tbe Rrqoklyu and pick
there 'are mauy of.- these nionarc-Ls. I cd up 'nearly all the survivors,. ,wi.o
They are orderly, bard-wcrUiog, o.tj
terminedly industrious and faying.'
There, is very. little jr'rim'e."', among
tbemand very little drunkenness or
dissipation, ,Cufy is. a, very good
man, and frives. promise,. o.C byihj. a
great deal better. ''
" riIK "IRISHMAN .' ! '
is everywhere, and. he is here, ju.;t
what he is everywhere". jThpasands,
upon thousands of the sons .'of Erin,
have risen to affluence and distinc
tion. Tbey really" govern the. city,,
for tbey, act , together . and work : to-
gether, and arc so consolidated as Cu
wield a . power .beyond .what their
numbers entitle them, Jo. Jhfy. ftjra
the same in New York as every where
clscT They are addicted to .whiJcoy,.
arc mercurial, baty, generous.. .quar:Jtj,c . rt.00aH';..j,,. viu! 'Northern-; and
reisorae, witty, wave, cruel, fia suori
they are a curious rompouad. of all.
that, ia rood and bad. . Which, is to
ay the good in them is '-'intentional,
wnue me uau is nov" Vs.l'e- e-,
come educated, and get rcfjonsibi!i
ties they beco oe mows eolid. and- set-
tied, fbesi ;oiid aad third inera
tions make f xelleht "citieiii,, 4. ,h
" : T!TE -REBXAX," -' " ' ,
like the ' .IrmLmaiij is -every Wijerc,.
Tbo Bowery is full .of .Germans,.! but
they . have, made their, mark., iu. all
quarters. , -They arj iram' ..the , begin
ning magnificent citizens, jbey. ctwiiej
to this country .freci thgice. they can
all read and write,.; thej all ?broJueu,t
capital with -'thcm'Bnil. thf-y' .are , the
most,; enthuaiasu:",, Americaris . . we
have. . The, i)rigi'alj. ,are tri
clannish; for the language js dilTereuti.
from ours'uttb socoud, gchcratiun
becomes so thoroughly Americanized,
that Uf onfeotfy would 'riot be
slspeccl5I, '':Th'cJ"'fc industrious,
soljer, .hord-vvorking prudent- and
nrcsoerous. TheV.come to etav anu
tbey make an impotaa.pji'rt .oti
Thank Heaven, tuj3,rBUiject..nas
occupied bo much spacj; that ! have
not room to.refcr.to t,bc: Lccciicr-ni
ton .business:, .'. ( '.. M ( ,
' ' PlEIKO.
. bKriup Banlt Robbery.
8100,000 (oin.9 ; 1
Nas'Iiua, N,;lL,'"Oetole'r!20i--Lcst
night six masked tnen-'eniered the
room of the cashier of the Louhegan
National Bank"""at Milford. agcd
him, put a' rope hrouod his neck, Ybut
his wife, four children' andthe'sT
vant in a closed, dragged bimtb1 tbe
bank and made Lira open the 'vault,
which they robbed of - about $4,500
in currency and '$15,000" to $2O,0p0
in bonds, mostly Government?, and
some other securities.' Tbey then led
him back to the bouse, ' tied him to
the bedpost' and left. The' 'family
forced open the closet about O'clock,
and gave the alarm, but no- trace of
tbe robbers could be discovered.'
UosToJf, October 20 Further' iio
vtl.ipments' in the T'lLLery . "i..f ' the
Louhegia National Bank .-"h'.v that
the amount of securities' taken ii,u.-t
approach $100,000. W. B. Towr;e,
J. Flicmaa and C'.: v Ayer:l! ' are
Leavy loosers, hiving Lad securities
deported . fiT,, safc-kerjing. ' A.p r
lion of the b inds are retjieretlj a:ul
therefore sot available . "
Later Tins rohbory, of. ahe .Mil
ford Back was undoubtedly. tbe..wi.rk
of professionals. Mr. Sawyer,! cash
ier Lad been in the habit, of , leaving
the key of the bank at the. ostoCice,
ia trdvr to guard .against cui:h
scheme as that. followed out- by tbn
robbers. Tbo rgli,ber.!were a.yaro
of thin, and after, placing a : cord
around, Mr. -Sawjer'it neck,' to. pie
vent any outcry, forced Liu .ty""i ac
comnanv them bv tbrcatenin'' !,ii kill
hisbabeincaseWtucd.
i;.u lueir uemanus.. arriving at t tit r
1 ostouice tbe robbers eyccled a: en
trance by letnoi ing a,lpancf -of 'ass
with a diainoncj, and ihekeys'Juf the
banfi were ib tbeir po.sscsftip." ; ' ,
A r mninc In Srbrnthit.
CitiCAo,: -4cki2A-Dea!h from
starvation forthractual want of food
is a calamity thutVtare's In tle face
J,000 iiieiiwoiiien'arid children, 'with
in 18 hours' travel -bf "Chicago aud
in tbV heart ofiber grain-growiug
region." of the ' country. ' Geu.:Oril,
commanding the'' department if" tji.c
Platte, and who is personally 'crtgu'i.
zant of the facts, addresses the B-.f.Wl
of Trade to-day,-telling m'qilaiif 'iip
rcct terms the sad story of the'-d'-A -tntion
in .Western Xebrnska, V:ti.-cd
by thq ravages', of f Be? iwS.s-1iopper .-,
From ihe, 'TWK??ts '-iff hi' "llieers vu
. . . -l ' j j t - i -'
ine gronnu ami among-tliife -pep!e,
he has trustworthy1 ipLiiratR-'fHhs jo
the- actnal fondrtion-;t-oP affair.-;" lie
staes that ' f-eWrtl ' cans1 cf actual
dentV- hare' alrca (lyf -Tt ken?.'-p! ai.;!
FathersLavt' Leettcoiivrielled To aban
don their" faturliei nod seek wb'rff( t:d j
food. ' In one -hom-e' the 'cfrn?e''oi.
cuiia was lotina tnnt -nan pfrjjeiJ
for wont of fo'od"ari'd; iiear'Ht the
mother, prostrate aud dving froth lib
si me cense. lie states that i:i Bncne'
:aiCS Hiat III lnCf!f,
1. Howard," Uuniil-i,
u-r KTver.'t w'Mfcirds
Grceler, Sherman.
and all the' other
west'of the Misotsrr
of the perijh." arc destitute '-of hl!: the
necessaries of life!: Thev ha Ve neither
cioming nor tnoes, atpr rrcnt ' Is mi
possible'to get.;7 ';" "' : '' ?;. .
.' Ilnntlna; fur a Desperado. -
I I ' 1 1'.- i
raviue.
The .. latter foijened '. arc'.j)
- .rt-'eiM I
W6i-'D .- .TCmruva.. , 1 litM
- "'"l -v"- wl- .
-Memphis, OctoLer 21; A - Ji-her 'r7k-'Wn 4tie'Pcf r.
tlrom l-:rt cmitli, Arkatuas. sara the-l' . t 1 e.rtnn tvot of '.
. Xl.-.l .-I . ... - l. toil ti.Kt.1 ! sLeu-rseL lo... i-a
, iuiiru oiaii-3 .uatsuui . vvctii, tu up. "7 " :j "-T. 7.; ..'f.-.nt
a s-r"ni Affray
CtMiiEntAKO. October
22. l'tr
- ; - - , ,." -, (
,o: nvi;',.. l..ln i;i V V. fjill nri.I
uuv..i-.i.li-"vn..i.M ii. ... v. ... -- i
". . " ... "J v. ... .
i if
Pittsburgh
and Connelly iiie
. . .
in ln's ay.
aurond. who rr. : ;.
n;fcu-,!.i'-.!,iiM't,!:,.f 1 ! i
Ditt 10
f 1 1 -. r v i ii ! i
6 fu r
ew .rhin-
uti'i, . nr.creaiiorij - irur lannu
tUril Ilit'ltlL. JMivi II 'lilt, . uwwv.o.m-
Iberc i3 no great j the aHuir had ended, walked away
in whit!. Jt'jsU'fl;5l. tvweyer drew,a reviver ant
found u-ofo.clv f'id firo it tin.-,' three or the btbsltak
and
vSTcct in Irvi
V back, nud ca
Vaf WW t-f revcr.a 'j .
' '' ' " 1 - k
j E ,,,,, of i5i!pP of the stoatixr
r"-"-o Ul n.
icstuut'y, inkin, . tbe. boat atid
ki!!Lug a. largii jiuiiibt'SA'tu-ersobs.
Jhe steamer Luba was a , sboi t lis
were lauded hcre.-tLa injured ..beinjr
takeu to. the bospitah ,-ls . yt-t no
complete list of ihc .U.-?t pr saved can
be obtained f .. - . . . , ; .... . ' '
Tbo agents say that ibtire wer.e .only
a few passengers on board ; ethers say
there were at least te.v s The crew
Cambered about - twenty. Jt "is
thougLt.at if a.it (. half , of 'those on
board, .were killed. , .... ,. ',,
" ExtraKlvo Tirvn ia SiutaUcr d Oilu.
.t- .,t l!liS r -.iti.'
-1 JiKcrsMATi,' .Octobeit 22.-Advices
from - New: - Waahinstou,;. Crawford
county; Ohio, m-por iwoMAbouand
Qve bundled aerv if niUrsll, j ten
milcs.-fron-tUt1vn, vn Cit- Groat
exc-Kenient pruraiU: nnirmjf :lh- far
ajwrs in tbo viwinity.'as their, proper
ty is ondaarrdeed. Numerous fires in
Nortiiwustera portions of Ohio, as
tie eSect of tbe continuous -drought.
1 -1 '.-
.Jdnrilcr in SchnjIUiU (C'uuty.
Porisyru.?:, October 2Ij-f-Itis ru
povted.that Elias, Lesbe'tj' a' well
kno;yh!rii!.ii'.of I'Vnckvill'e, jn this
irouhiv'' ha'' bc'eo, nitirdcrccl..' ;' His
tcaniSvas fc-inid "early this '.moniing
hitched' to a U'ee three inrles, out iu
the I' rii'oun t ai as''A'. Lljcd v ' hatchtt
amfrcvr-lverj ' v'e'ro"' found" 'iipai'1 the
Lerim." His. body ha.s not been f.J(und.
ThSjCl'tlzetw ,'afo engaged in'ieareh-;
ingiur if."'(i-St exei'rm'fit V'fovcils
ia'tb'etJ"e!nitri":'Ii":'' j"" " 1 " ' :
: 1 li:ui'f.t: of lennsylr'aiila i 'is it bot
bt-ttcr'td fax the'I mafe'n'faetBred' arti
cles,p'roarc'!''y' the 'cheap 'capital
6.M i-hnjt'laljor'oT- Eurqe; nhan
tafx'Hlil? mahw'iact'ure'd gob protlaced
bf lists'- higher "CSIpTial- aiHT labor of
onr 6wn people) - vtich Vould ; put
ihe latter, iu a condition whieh' stifles
al? chance -of, extension f'Seerng that
thiH'f riSliorJl vtaxatia e-,ciiDflo;tr ' be
av6Tfied.haf ft infcrt;t imppsied'as a
mcsfiff -of ;-hoSely' paying what it
costVf Tfrft'lntaiHire ?h' 'f fhe' nati-iii.
Irf'irS terrible stnic?!e:itlr" the re
bcll!on;is it.n'ot right li-'at this' firob-lt-m-of
national' debt " aud taxation
.'horrid po wielded it. to incidental
ly build up our niaoufuctures,; maku
ue cf our va.t water tiower, and our
inrxftMible rninf-.4 of coal, and Von
snrne more -cf the corn and wheat
products of cur own 'people? This is
what is nicar.t by onr protective tar
itTaga'mst which the Pcaiocracy are
makin:?' stiff! a" farious 1 assault all
a!on1h-i line Itlvbxrqli Vmtit;r:
,.th)l: i : r-:--J'..fj 1.-' ;''.. a" ' 1 ' "
t ill. . .
--- -.-- - .i ; 6 -
gUERU l-fi SALES-, "
fr "r-fp" Miin'try4 rit'' Trutt'litnl F.ipo
mttA' tirri iuic t.-ail ii( lit (iie Ciurt of
Onum-.o -i S-ir.jvt fVunl. l'a.. Rntl ta
ir.-iiiwtr 1. I x;k.i9 tn mlo in .oiili oiit
rry, at tlir ljurt li-u in S'linnrtft. on Krt
ilu'v, the -.".Mh of Ih-tniwr. lx:, l io o'cluck
If. ia.. !li t-rilumuiC'lBarril J rol uttet vi:
Aii i!ic ri-ht. ti- lc tnit ru-t an l rl-.um ol Chrl
l'jirn- awl S ima-I H. lM-lji, i.l, lnan,l w ti t W
li uj !. n!: r-il x!Uis vlt:
l'l.c Y'lU'i I'-i.'l ufllie rVI'Atlii'i six tnu-tj I
lnn-1. -. . ' . : . i
Si'. I, A-ctrnia Ir v liJl.m l UuuU In Sinn
ir.it "Krfl-!iip. S mitT rfintr,- 'Vn.. nmtjiiiiiiu;
f-M'ain. iii.r? ir li-i. vf nint h there mretil'i-ut
iiur.-a cN-:iro.! n-l 6 acn-i in uu-iuli'iw, with a
ro xir tmni lw- Hint a , lufik tkim m l
ithr iuill:nL'i xl'tr'-wi t-r.u.uil. i;iijiiuiu 'ipim'
......r,.l 1.. t h ra. .-f Y ...tfl. I..trtn.r... I .1...
Si. in ul Vint known thr f nttr f.ll. Waik-
cr lu-t, Jii'ii II. e : i v"r'r''""-
So. .S. A irt:i'm irfit of Mn l Rn- fn Hum.
mit luwn!i!ji. Nim.-rst-t counif.. rVn, c-iibiiiiti.':
acn-3, "I vhii h Ciu-rr a: al- i-l fyi ficn-.-x-Li tt
aol t-J rrr! tn -inr, lih A two nt'Tj li-jt
lwcuii !' aji.l a i;.i rMry ,l il-li;iig la .
thnrcn cri ic1, 'wfirr.-.liioi! l:i tl, onineiif Ixwlv
Mi-miiitfi-r. ailj' iniiu ii. 1 nrnl km'l urcmU-'l
in Ut nmiio ut Jnuu tiu uuJ uthof.wiia the
r.irurtrniiiv.
.N il 3. ArTt:lialI.i' I. U
1 U.i' l. Uu V.-a iti Sa:rr; It
i" itiii'y, Ta surrt-yi.l on
! -nl" Stria, -mil. jnini; 4-. 4
lrwn-lii!t. s.-bh i
aiiruil In nuiie
ftrTi- aiiJ 1 jiv:-bifinijviuiiK; S. I ii'l -nl"fv-:il
i, aii.1 lu.rff w.irMntr-1 tn tli nnuo nf I'c-ttr
Urii'Q ail.i oUien. wiUi tbo atiiiurunaiirrs, '
N-i. 4 A tnw-t f l ui l tj-.u iui iu ii!l-r.l town.
wMji. S,R-rri-t ("., nlninr P wiK Rnr
r..u.l in lao h.umo ut t.'iiului viriRiUui:, cl-ji-iniiis'
tan !f Mim-yc-l iir.'tw.ir,iii!c l In tlsu itituo
til AUtuU laUI3, t-ot T I imi n rod No?, t :a:i 9
al'.TL-s.u-J, witli the u!iurtuiiMii( ?.
.No. S. A tm- of l.iivl ritu:it'.'lii Millirl town
r)iiS 8"Mt;riit..V.t siuvryii on a K'orrnnt tn
.M iriln I iu: ti. ciit-iiiiiiijr 42 acre, ol "hli-a
tlfi-rt! nre uU.ut loo utTL-ii cleurol an! 3 ttxt m
r.4 a tini ff. ny I--it liwelllir U-ujo nml
r.in;ti -warnmieii
uuta W,iiiii ami
oilntrs. iviiiLtajc ajcururAnii-s.
no.t!. -Air.irti miKi iniu:n ni niiiirii va-
d-.iU) PinMT!t.l.v., I'., couiiiuilnsf 4i ma, mr-r.uiu-'l
in tiie Damp orN:it!i:tii Iu'iUtrouh, al
jiiiiiiaar Jaailn of Ssimuet -Wi)iin-3 .llcrry Hajr
nml mUerd, with tlioaiiourteaanwa. ,
AL-ai, tne uiuUM ifa one-nan or mc n.iiow.njj i,
tnela of land, to jril: ' ; :;." '
No. 7. Tlic Rouiliurn porli-m " tract oT lanit.
irfreyl on jvw;rrra.ntWt the nautu f Abriihani
Atiai ilutiUvliif MUtnnt and truilittrtTslleytown
fliips. Souii-r?-tX'rt., P. ' cwtiiliiinir 519 iti-rcs ant-
1 3 iiorrhat. ai j-tuloj lo. Ik frurriiMel -bv-tlm lann
in Juuimuu, uvtLf u-'i? .a ai i uiiij-r?, ua uie
HitartcnatuT.x '. - - '.
a. a tm-u l lanu nrFiui'.o a ine nume
of I'ltr Horr in, iiu:it.( 1. olilu-r.i aatl Jtrotbeni
THli. y t(rtnU, Siinftr t'o.,. l'a c.iit!i'ni
4V-i iifri-f, vi ifcuirn Uiuie urc ait. it) aares ilrat-.-."!.
ir,oli.ti!s lm l w.irjmf.f hi the nsmcuf Air
!kMiiitla, Juiui :ciliiiia W ir, wlllt tin it,l.ur-
ttillll4l-C-8. . . '
Ti. . Afrnrtni Iwl Tnrrtt?.J In tli- name
if Witlfitnl, ituiy.iM. situate lit iiiitonl Wi liilp.
Si::uers-.'t t'i?., JJa.. ci-nutiiii:- -11-1 ar-rt-f, a!j'iininjjc
l:iiJhirralul tn Hi- liaftnf if Tlnmies Wilsmi,
jwjt 2J4iu ill i oiiitTi!. wi;ii Jliu aiii urwiuiiK-ri".
"N".. IU. ' A Ira't ut Isn't Furrpyed on :i w:irrant
: CMnu. V uii, a.tuato iu. f.'iUi:rl Ii nn-liip,
.!;u,-i'."-'t 'ot. I'ii., r.'i:tiiii:in 41 n-i-ri?, a:iniiiif
hn l wiirn' lwl Si VI mitus-wf WTihiii J i.u ou.
Jlart;i Da'il a ami .! tiers, with (lie u;;;uru naa -os '
.No. 11. .A tract o' land warranlc.1 in the ii.tw
i:inn warrtmiM in tut ii.nn
: tioMo 1ii MIllitirit'townii:ii
oronirgorp.urgher,- fhuto la MlllctSt towiuidj..
S.in::rset Cuk. Pa., containing :yj aens ami i
Ir-'h..-ad.Jnli:c lan !s warraittf d f.rJ-uc fii-naei
Jiot l.i-nm, tlKH.tss vv iisiwabAiliei'Slui)ii t.-.e
:;';.urter.a:.ies. '- fc ' H
A .12. A tract ! '. :i-t warr nteJ t ii:uns
of, iletif-jr Ht.'auii v,r.i,f, ,11 .ureskip, S-rn
erset V c- niai. I. g ."-u ...n au-1 5a .rclit
of wlileli the.-u.irealxui ;rtrei! .ceii.r;4.-lin! :
.JLcxi in Jiiea-iciv,, witii a. nv. f.--ri" 1- -.-l:it.g
lV,ne ar tl.!i-.eirf 'r?eei!r h'iwm; g l:.u. 4
ttarrrv.K:ta ctw ':j-;ne l sV.uu.iu i.ttti'jr-jiii.
and otiici , i-i -.:-r.r;ii ii-ei s. .
Xii. US A irnl M U.id fcl.n ue a SUMttit L"..
.4uer-t C.i . l'.i.t.iv:i:aiiai; -6-id .uo sr.ai-1 9
perch'.-". :':: r -. cj .lt.:rg twh Jftirt vs. .":e 'fn rfif
.' t..i'3t ia ti c nania d JUai.-tioct IVi.t. mc
otiier In ,i:e.n :01c ... Luiatl Toi. a-ij.'lniiig L-bds
warr:iu:cu 111 uie i.aiue..i ricury ii.it. raii. Injurs.
set 14r.t r lymif on 4U.: acuili bauk of tXi.-scbp.!
river, v. iji tiio upj nriiiMn.es.
Tolwli 'ii ein. it ii Cji the lis -MIMf l";.f. r!,
Earn.-s: anl S.,i!iwJi...Wj, h U.UUU4-M!.
uecJi-rw-ii. ,' "-;r . '
,'ATi :U HV:.t,tiV,e. e-.i ct.fnjoT.-?iri
Eearii. mi SMtAttl tw'. lit.-.'.3.iati-. to the
ioliow ioir (K-s. rt.K-.! i'i.u i . :.te. z: f .
Tiie Mi tiu part of tfca lbiloWinjf VIx tr.icta.4f
iaii'l.-i . t i
A certain tract of lar.-i situate In Suxi hli-ta.
shhi. Somers.-t i-ouuty. Pa., c.in :iiuinaoi: UiR-r.s,
more or Us. ot which ttieru are ahent ;ii acres
cleared and 6 acrc-l in meadow, wi hataosory
tramc-divcliiiig house, ban barn and oilier
iims thereon creeled, adjoinii lai: warr.urteil
la tiic name of L.iwis Jl emiugr. J.n Sicln and
iiaif-r iraci.
1,id siti ite it Sum-.
eun.aiuicg VI
ee acres cleared
story l"g
rV!irtte'i'lji-wis
yin-,,!- ?" J-1. kuaasw rr..n'.-a
lu the n.ini-j ot Joliu & c::i :ijad otliers, with tils
;.wrrenatiei.. I
toH'Il'iil., iv
Kr' w Adccrtiscmrnti.
of Marti JoM. I'o.cr lUusoa t:u No. 2 awi !
tract oi i.u;ut m rui.fi.n t.
silly, b-nuvnm: Mint. Ki.. I'lnr.. ...
. . . . - '
rant
luwantd ltiM.s, f.KUlujc l.'J a.n, d wi.i-.li
""' " re aV,m rr.,! .Ml. r.w
, ''a at0 -"".' uwvitm h-H. aii-i
J .ii4rt-u rar.l.i, it"Ji t.l. I war. AHte-l
null." uu.-.Mf k-rc i;-.un. i,, j.,,aua
. S ma Co.. l'.t. cnt'iisiir. a. p.. war
"wd ia M iiama ul Sutlaa Lun -.r.'U .1. avi-jol.-jjuu
,,U1 f ii::iU,. vhurr, l.rary li.iktr
oumris witb tiie c 'paritnAitrer.
Al-i, l!.iun..lvi.:i.l ui.i-.luiii ul 11,0 full jirirs T
iucu ul jri.t, to nit:
No. 'I lia (onihern portivn of tract f laud
mrveycl on a warrant 1 tlie enrae ol " Al-rahnni
Stla, sl:n-4io In Miitord an l Hriiiersvai!i!y tii
Jhi. SomofA'i t o., Pa., coulairtiri? il9 acrc nd
-WjH ivIies. ! .inina ! .rul! warra-jte-l In tiie name
of Juliu Stein, Felc-r Jn.-o an t otl.t-rs, with tlie
. A tract of 1ik! warrnird in t'iMame
of Peti-r 15enoa, s!:utB l:i Miliar ; t, Iiits
TniSt iDwnshiij, .Somert.-t rcyr: .-. ,1., r.ui.iic
itur'tfl . rA i f M.loh thew ,r; .ut la arret
n.k aiijulutair la;ii;9 Wirr.:iiiv.I
if Alimbim SieiD, Jijho Sti :ua
ic naims
jt icrs, with
No. . A tract uflind warrtui'cd in the a-.cn
cf AviUkim Jtilmwu, nilu.ua ia Miiu rJ tuwiisiiiji,
Som!TKe: Co.. 1'a., wmtaining 4'J4 icres, ailj'iiniti
1::iu.!b warr.iuictl in the nuinn ul Thumnji u-n.-i.
jAcub iteaiu and others, with Ihe aiiurtenanre!.
'JJ'i. I'l. A tact of laiul surviTo l in a warrant
t'i thmi.ia w:im, situate in iilfor4 towadiiiu,
.-iuincr.-t;l ..V., l'a ct.-ninii.iiiK 4.'1 ai-j. ininji;
Inmls warrnrc-: 1.1 tlic- l-.ainc? of Willi.; m .l.ihitw.n,
-Mani lm;j:iE S other, Uli theapourten.uK'et.
'i. It. A tnici -' lau.i v.-arr.imc.l in the n.uuc
ofOiKirke i;un.-hir, 9. mate in Milfvr.l towwhii.
S.uu.'ilv. tj coutaiuiiiK Mi acres ami a
pen-lira. ai'.lni:iz lauiis warranieil in the num.
of Jao.ti jleam. 1'hoinaa Wlli--n ami tthr, Willi
No. Ii A tra it of lan t wfirrantcd In the r.atno (N"K PEIiSOX, la conjunction with tho e-nn-of
Uenry Bniier. situate in Milloni lownnliip. Som- tics of iclftrl. C'amhrla an.l Hlalr. for the otlict
"IIV, l'a., o ntaiuinif-.-il acres ami a jiorchc?, of Representative in the t'oiijresf of the t'nitol
of whi.:li there arBUlx.ui 2 ncrc cleared, and six j States.
,utTi- in OlA.nli.nr n-1.1. . ttv.i c . ..... 1, ... .1 1 1 .... I
bouse end 9-tthI th.-rc n erected. afi'.,iTilii- lands
warranted In the name ,r Nathan Luulxirva-li
and other-s n'Di the aiipurtciian.i-s.
N 1- A tra-.-t of lan-l nita.ite in Summit Tn.
S1.n1cr.ct t'o., Pa couiainiua- 5s acres and lirJ
perciu:?, an.l cmtirwuiir two arvpya, one thcrcol
on a varr.in 1 m tnc i-aane of Uachaei Tom, the
other iu tiie name ot DIuah Tom, a.tj'iiiinj lands
warrat.ted inthensmt-sof Hcnrv linker and others,
SV.J truet lylnjj no tho south umk of Caestltnan
river, wi h the ttppurteuanccs.
Taken In execution as tlie r ropertT of Clmrles
I jrnestand Samuel V. Ucljiat tucsu'it of Eman
uel Liehty.
- ' ; '' '' ' AL.SU
A!l the rllit, title. lntiTcst nnd claim of'Charles
tjirnest ami Saniue) li. l)elp, of, ia and to tiie fol
lowing vicin-ribed real estate,. viz:
The M-id-to part of the following six tracts of
lands: ,
So. 1. ' A cx-rtTla tract v; land situate in Summit
township, tSouiereut Co.. Pa., eor.uiiainir eoti
acres, niure or le?s, 01 wui-. h tlicre are aliout i iu
ai-res cleared and 6 acres in meadow, with a two
Story frame dwelling; house, hank barn and other
buii'.lin-s thereon erected, a ijuintox luiids warnm
tel In (Tie names ul' lwis Memijier, John Stein
aiid 44'iier.v luiuwa a the Peter P. 11. Walker
trafti, with the appnrtenan'-cs.
No. 3.- A ei runi tract of laud situate in Summit
towr.sUip, juierot county. Ph., cuutiiir.in 4.
acres of whi-li there are nhunt OJ acres cleared
ana 12 acre in meadow, witn a two story loir
uivciiinu; iiou.-o ana a 1,-.., svtry 111 uweiuui iiouhu
tlierr-ou ereeto!, warranted ill the name ol Lewis
.".leiniiiirer, adj.dninu; No. land Lind-s warr.iuled
In tiie names of JoLn SCein aud oihcrs, nitli tiie
appurtenant.
5.0.3. Ac-ertaintraH of land rkuate In Summit
township, Somerset Co., Pa., sur.-cvrd on a w nr-
rant in tho nama i John Stein, containlm; 4c 1
acres and 1W pen-hef, rdi'.iniaz Xos. 1 and 2 urorc
said, snd lands warranted iu the names of Peter
fter.son and others, with 1I10 appurtenances.
No. 4. A tract of land situate la .Milford town
uhlp, S Irjcrset Co., P.I., cent;liQinr 4W acres, war
rmitc l l;i lite nameof t.'ii.Lriijs rdarqueilant. ad
Mnlu? l in is surveyed and warranted 1:1 tuc names
ol ilartih Uuhhs, Peter leiisna and Nos. 2 and i
aforesaid, with tho appurtenances.
No. A tract of laud situate In "ill'.for l town"
ship, Somerset Co. P:., surveyed on a warrant to
Martin Liuld.s, cntaiiiii!? 4'JO acres, of which
there are lOVut lo4 ncras cleared oi;d 8 acres in
meaduw, with a two s'.ory los dwelling house and
harn tlicreon rrected, ndji-.liiir.tr lanes warranted
in tiicnam-js of Peter Lieiu-i, '1'iiouia.s. rt'ilj-jti and
others, with t!i3 appu.-u-ijanc'-S.
No. 6. A tract of kind sltnate ia B!i'.f rd town
ship, .mtrset i'o. Pa., cijtitaiiiiii 4;;7 acres, war
r.uded in tiie name of N ..than Li;tlt..rotiL'li, ad-j-lining
luaiis of Saruut l Weimur, ileary linker
and otliers, wiih tiie aj purteuani-rs.
Taken in execution ss th pro;-rty of Chsrk-s
Earnest aad Smmoi L, lAiip. aitira'suit of Win.
1-anictt.
' " ' ALSO '
All the right, tlile, Interest and rlairri of t.'harles
Earnest and Samuel It. iMp, of. iu and to the lol-lowln-j;
il.'S-ritK-d real cs a to, vis:
Tha lii-UU patl of the li iiwnia; six traals cf
land: .
'No."l. A pertain tract of land situate in Summit
bwnsiilp, Sjtu. rsct c.-un y, -Pa,, eontaiiiiiur 03'!4
acr s, more or l-ss, of which there are ninut ttvj
atTOS eleoted ad I -ft acres ia meadow, witn a Iwo
story frasne uweliin' h-oise, h. ink hnjn nntl oilier
tutldinsrs thereon er- cted. ad jolningr hin-'s warran
ted ia tbe names of Li;wis JVietniiier, John Stein
and others, known s the Pe'.-'r P. 11. Walker
tract; with tliii appurtenances. -.
S L-. A ccrLtun tract ol land sitnnte in Summit
tcirtiFhip. Somerset Co.. Ph.. enntninlnir t 'i acres,
of which there arc ahout CO MTescIean-.l and 12
aeres in meadow, witli a two story loi; dwelling
house aud a l1 story log dwelling 'bouse thereon
erected, warranted" in tiie name of Lewis Mem-
inircr, ,-idjrdninir Nil. 1 an-! lands warranted in the
miuie o
nance".
ffitwe of John Stein airf others, witii tbe ai'purte-
No. a. A certain tra.-t of land sifnate In Summit
towasliip, Soiucrst Pa., surveyed 0,1 a war
rant In the name of John Stein, containing 4t9
acres and 16S perches, adjoininir No. 1 and 2atore
sai.1, aa-1 lands warranted ia tho naiuesot 1'eti-r
Jl-iijnand others, with the apf-urtcrane. s.
Ro. 4. A tract of land situate in iVilior l town
ship, Somerset Co., Pa., ci ntaiuing 44o acres, war
ranted in the name of Charles Manpie.lant, nd
HDlnic l:nos turvcyos! and warranted in the name
of Idnnin Huhbs, i'eter Benson and Nos. 2 and 3
afi rcsaid, w iih the appurtenance.
t'I Sor
Alrlin I
A tract ol l ind situate la 31 II lnr.1 town-
meret t.. Fa., surveye.1 on a warrntit to
Martin lubt, fonuininr 420 acres, of which there
trv u'.piul I'M 1:1 res elcir -.1 sud b acres In meadow.
with two story loir ilielilna: house mi l bam
tliereuo erecurd, adjoining lands warranted in the
uamc 01 I'eicr iienson, j u .in.is 1 lis n an i oil-,-
rs. Vith tiie appurtenances.
Mo. 6. A tract of land sitnate in MiKor I; own
ship, Somerset Co , Pa., contain na- K acp-s, war
raneti in the mini oi Nathan Lfl!orittgi. ad
joining lauds ol Sau.ucl Wcitcer. Henry itak. r
and otncrs. with ihe api nrtmainxs.
Taken in cxoruii'ii u the property ol Ciiarles
F.-aroest au.t S.u,:u01 D. IK-lp at the suit of Win.
Eurnsst. :
. t .. ALSO
All the HuM, ti-,:-, interest an l claim of Cl ni
rnrmsi rwi a nnuel i. ie:p. ot. in an 1 to the 101-
lowing den. rlhed real esiatu. vis:
A e. rtain tr.tet ot laud situate In N irthampt- n
lownsluOk S -iatr-. C ... Pj., oonUining a3 arm
and autarches, dwld.li there are nN.ut i-i .-res
clcarcif acd pi a-n s In meadow, with a two t..ry
loz dwelling bis, Irani barn and water s.wcr
siw niiil th.-rcn rr-cte-l. a.!-.tidug 11. Hhienu yi r.
Jacoti l!r..ks. HUiinieyer and uilicrs, with ihe
Ki'ur..:iiai,c s.
Tak-n bi ii'vnil -n r Cc ir.periy d Ct.-.r'
Enras -t ai.il M 11S1. i. Mr:j. a; II:- s'.ut id K. .M.
Kitllulei.
ALS
All ;hr 1.1'vf. i.le, int. le t :-.i, : .-: .ltn ..f John
t'.-.w, . :. 11. a,.: ;. the '.'!:!. ::.:; d-.scrilted real
est. lie. vrV: i' -
Aixr.aiii tract, t,. i.;o t ;.u ao iu .T -uuer town
s!:i:. S c rr-. t I' v. c in-s'iutg l - acres, more
cr Je.-s. of M. h la-ire :11c atx.uv ;i .o n elcarcl
.141 1 a... ut la acres in v.: .0 ..w. wi-h ihreotwo
story dwvlllng biais.-. s'-.ib'c an 1 .heroni bail If
4n tlwretnr treaiod; aii, a.ti w j'.-r K.iver saw
n.iil er.-.-tc'l on the r--:i:- a i -. i . . ir lan.lso
jN.n Frtc.llltir.. Jonu-.t.an tlar aer, Ml- hat 1 Sijie
aa.1 ihers, Willi the aj.part.-o.in-ts.
Taken In cx-cii'ion ;.s t!i- pr-'iK-ry if John
smw at lb suit of U altiicr A t.nti.vr rt al,
e Ten ...T i-.-iil t-f the pu:--l..i.c uioicy must I
pail ss r.s-n e tn" pr-wrty I-s il-l :.ud tlie bal
iiucc wi;i n itcc-I is .!elivred.
uLivi::: kxepper.
shcrt if.
JJtM IN I STPvATOilS NOTICE
Lstikio of TlcTias Llst.m. late oi A idis.i Twp.,
. . tieccai-vd.
letters of a-lmiabtniti,,!) cn the above estate
liavliij: been granted to the undcr-dgned. notice is
hereby given in those inde bted to it to make imme
diate payment, and those haringclaims against it.
tuprc.-eni oKiu,.uiy luiucniliHU j ir ieu lenient,
au I tiiic.inrc.
- .- -' ALFREIJS. MITCHELL,
, JLiihMIAll L1STCN.
et34 Administrator.
JXKCUTOIVS XOTICJ1
J"M.ilMe of SaHiUii.Croyk-, !.i!oi,f,Ci n..tfaiuh Tp.,
t . . , ue.:-jase.L
Letters' t'.f-h.nv.ntsrT V.nftii4 nhi.ve estate
having gnr.r.sd U the understated, not ice is
hereby given u. tlusc indel.le.1 to it to make iiiinie
tllitBi payment, nnd those having cl-.ilms avainst it
to, pro,;it Alicia duly a:tthcuti.-.iLcd for set; lenient
on S ilur.!ny, the.'Jlst davol Noveml cr. isri. at
the lute res; Icn-o.-i dt-.ieasct.
: . . M'SAN CiMYLK,
" ' , ' ' ' Kre-atrix.
' ' - ! ,i - .JOSEPH tUioVLi:,
. .... ; .. Ex-.H-ut.r.
AtlA"itMtXL. ) In the Court if C-.nim. n Plcns
tV. '-,, J f Somerset i.x.. Pa. No. 4i'J
L-AH MLLI-s) Aug. T. '74. I'etitb.n U,r divorce
. '-And now'to wit. 2S Atigust.'ls74. en n-otl.-n of V
iiny, , the to.-t nwiat John II. I'll c.rn-misi-.aer
to take the u-sUiit.iuv, rcwrt t'-.c Uet
and an opii-ion.
8otiii-rsn.'.iuRty, nt . ....
Extract iro:n the record, -ertill:-.: 13 h S.-i.t. -tiTt.
'-"" 1- M. SCHHtn'-K.
.-. - . . - ' j i'iviii n-.'t::ry.
lake n ..tied Ihat 1 will me.-t ait tV.e j.ar-.i-sinlcr-csici
at my oih.-e iu S. uiers t. i a prl.fav. l!.e :Hh
of October. 1-7 i. to fittmi.i to the iiu-'b sof lite
Ue.a.p luiiiu!:;.
jon.v t. nil.
ioctl -,.'-- . c'.i:a:isiei. r.
E
?xr:(;PTt)R's xom'io
l-tate .;" J. s.-'t.U Jlittur. l.ste i lil:-l tw?
- A. -.-.--,!
l-ttt-rs tcfttiiaeniarj ... ii.e ". "-
h.... ,rr..!,t...t r. II. i i....b-rwi-roe-i l.v the nr.'lvriiu-
th..ri;y. notice is her.d.y giver, te li..e- indented to
It t a lo-kc iniiu. Ji.tte paymeni, sod those having
eniiiia1ut it topn-scnt tliemdalv nuthenti.Mt.
ed . t'T sottk-meiit on Jloinlsy. Noyewlwr 24. 1:,
at the bouse .U John Weii. .-. ;;t i;.-!-oar:. in said
t.wivhv.- SOHN WELLEli.
ocUi- - , Executor.
TXll'rTOlt'S, NOTICE:
Ertate Of Henry Messer. of I'orihex.vaiiey tp
dc.-e.tsed.
TyeitiTS tMuimenlcry n' the above est ite hav
ing been granted tn Ui' on icriiguc.I, by the prop-!
cr authority, notice is hereby given to thdetn-j
ae.ite.1 to It to raise lmme.iiu.e paymunr, ana
thine liacitigelalms against it will present them
to thff undersigned, at ihe house of Alex Musser,
on Saturday, Ocloiicr ai, 1S74.
. ALEX. MCSSER.
: - ' SA31L EL Jil'SSEK,
stpii,.,- .,, .- ' ' Executors.
EsiAt of liudolph Meyer, Into o I pjrTur-
. uami-niry 'Vn'tl ? abr-re .tnte!tar ,n ly ' 'reirlitrr or voters, an.,1 to
KeVtthlt 1 p., tt'.-C vl.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION,-
(;: VK tui Co"awtALTif.
Wmkrk."!. Ia an 1 hy an Art ofi!i Oenrml A.
:m!l il tho loinmi'riijrali h of i'eiin Irani,
rtiiiili-d "An Art rt'latin' to ti.o lwini. nf tno
I t.mi. rmenlth tiita.cil 2.1 cioT of July A. II.
it in made the tlutr of the Vheritl of evrTr
ci.omy within tiia I'vinmunwealUi to Rive jiulilw
u..ti.-e of t!in Uoneral fclcctions, aiid kt sut b no-
uci to enniiierate :
1. T lie olijcet of tho elcfCiioo.
i To iU ! jm-j.u tbe I'la at which the ek-eiioii
lata Lo held.
I. OL1VF.U KNEPPEK, Hljh ShtriJ of the
Uoanty of .S.iraeret. do t'roiT inalto Known ami
icivo tin puidic notice V tuu electors ot 1110 l ouii
ty Somerset that
OttholL Tl'ESDAY of NOVEMBER, next,
j) -ici; the 3ri Cpy of the month) a Owners! Elen-
t: in will be ht-M at the several eteniun u.iric.s
e.-itaiiiinliej liy l:tw in mill County, at ulik-ii time
tliry wnl vote l.y naiiot lor I tie erv..rui unices nero
icalter namcJ, Vii.:
TWO PERSON'S for tho office of Ju-iire of the
Supreme t'uurt of the Coniuuniwe.iith ol Pcunayl-
v:Ui-.a.
NF. ri:KSOX for tiia f.flice of Lieutenant
(fv,vorn..r of tho Cominoawcaltli ol I'eiiDsylvania.
f IXE PEKSON Sir the office of An.litor Ocn-
cn-.t of tho Couimonwoatth of Pennsylvania.
ONEPF.KSOX f.ir tho olflce of St tary of
Inic nial Atlairs for the CoiiimotiKtali Ii of I'cnD-
I sylvania-
OSE PF.KSf )X, In ennjuiuttoa wtth"tho conn-
t!-3 1'edlord ana t uiton. or 111c omce 01 .-.11410
Senator for the Uommonireiilthof I'enrisylvaiiia.
I
! TWO PERSONS for the office of NcmlK-rs of
1 he IIiae of KeprcJentatlrcs of tho Common-
wealth ol Pennsylvania,
OXK PF.RSOX for the oUico of DUtrlet Attor
ney of said county.
(IXE PEtiSOX for the otfiro of Commissioner
of siiid county.
OXE PEKS8N for the offlco of County Sur
veyor ot said county.
ON'E PEUSOX for the ot&ce if Pir House
IJirector lor said county.
ONEPF.RSOXfortheoaiec of County Au.M
tor lor said couaiy.
I also hereby make known, an 1 give notice,
j
that tho iduccs ol liolilinir the uiorc-ai
! Kir ction. In the several bomuzln and townships
I witiiin the county of Somerset, are as follows, to-
wit :
The electors of the boronirh of COXFI.T"EX(I".
to meet al the Council Cliauilwr, in sai l Jtorougn.
The electors cf the lxiroiiirh nml township f
Somerset, to meet at the Court House, in said
borough.
The elect. rs of the township of Mi'Tord. to meet
i at the house lately occupied ly Thomas Klr., in
1 said lownIiin.
The electors of New Centcrvillc, to meet at the
school hoit.-e in said borough.
The electors of the township of Upper Tiirkey
f (, to meet at tho house ol John A. Siiulti, in
Said township.
The electors of tho township of Lower Turkey-
foot, to meet Rt the school house In I'rslna Ixir.
The electors of the b.jr&up:!i of Cr.'ina, to meet
at IV.e S'-iks1 house in paid boronirh.
The electors of the township nf Addison, to meet
at tiie house of Levi Dean, in Petersburg, in said
township.
TiiO elc tnrs of the township r.f MMdlecreek
to meet at the house occupied by Aaron llechler.
In raid township.
The electors of the township of Elktb-k to meet
St tiie new school li'.usc, in the borough of Salis
bury. Tho electors of t!is Isirunuh of Salisbury, to
meet at the new schwl house, in said boroueh.
The electors of the township of Summit, to meet
at the s -hool house in liule City mmngli.
Che elector? of the borough of IaleCity, to meet
at the sch'sd house in said boruugh.
The electors ol the borouitli ol Weilcrshurg, to
to meet at the school house in said borough. 1
Tiie electors of the township of Greenville, to
meet at the school house, iu Pocahontas, iu said
township.
Tho electors of the township of Sonthnmpton
to meet at the house of J. L. Kennel, iu said town
ship.
The electors nf the township of Northampton,
to meet at the house of John Poorhitugh, In said
township.
The electors of the township of Larimer, to meet,
at tho house formerly occupied by W'ni. .May, iu
Said township.
The electors of the borough of IJeriin, to meet
at tiie house or Archibald Compton, in said bor
ouirii. The electors of the township of Prothcrsvnlley,
to meet at lJi'.tr.er's school house "in saij towu
Bhit. Tiie electors cf tho township of Strmycreek. to
meet at the sch.iol Louse at blianksvilie, in said
township.
The electors of the borough of Styos-own. t
meet at the house formerly occupied by Henry J.
31i!.-r, iu said borough.
The electors of the township of fiuemahi:ning.
to meet at the l.ouso of Jacob Cuicr, iu cos
town. The electors ol the township of Allegheny, to
meet at the house of Ueorge A. Kitumcll, iu suid
township.
The electors of tbe borough of New rtaltlmore,
to meet at the house of - , In said
bon-ntf h.
The electors of the township of Concinnuzh. to
meetal the house ol I'eter Levy, in said town
ship. flic electors of the township of Shade, to meet
at the h' use of Jacob lleiniaiu Iu said township.
The electors of ibctowii-lii of Paint. 10 meet
at the schol house erected ou the lauds of Henry
iio.-kry. In said township.
The electors of the township of Jenner, to melt
at the house of Tho. Oallagher, at Jenner X
liomls, in s lid township.
The elector ol the township of Jefferson, to
meet at tho l.ou-e of Sy-louion llukcr, in said
l The ,.fecor of tho boroaa-h of Jennerrllle, to
... 10
to meet at the Scluxd bouse Hi said l.rou h.
SPFAJI AL ATTENTION is hereby dlrectcl to
the itli Article or the New Constitmion.
Sceti. n 1. Every male cttiicn twenty-one years
of ae, j.scssing the following ijoalihcvtien,
shall I entitli-d to a vote at all rlevihm.
F,r-t. lie shall have been acltiieusof the I'nl
tel Stales at least one month.
Second. He shall have resided In the Stae
01m vcar, (or i( having previously been a qualitl
ml elector i;r native Isirn citizen of the State, he
1 txa bai c removed from and returned, then six
I months.) lmmcliately preccling the election.
j Third. He shall have rcsidc.1 in the election
j ,! tt rii-t where he shall ufler to vote al least two
u),.nths immediately preceding the election,
Fourth It twentv-two yearsofaue or upwards,
I he shall have paid within two yeais a S-.ato or.
t county tax, which shall have been assessed at
1 h ast two months and paid at least one mouth be-
tore tiie election.
S -i ti m 4. All election by thec'.tlrer shall be
br ballot. Everv ballot shall be numbered In
the order 'n which It shall be reveived, and num
ber recorded by the election officer on the list of
voters, opposite the name ol the elector who pre
sents the ballot. Any elector may write his name
nK.n his ticket or cause the same to be written
thereon ami attested hy a cltiien of the district.
The election otllcers shall lie sworn or alhrmed
out to disclose how any elector shall bavo voted
unless required todo so as witnesses in a judicial
ppiceeding.
Suction . Electors shall In all eases except
treason, felony and breach or surely of the peace
le privileged from arrest during their attendance
on eiectious aud in going to and returning there
from. Section S. Whenever any of the qualified elec
tors oi tills Commonwealth snail tie in actual mili
tary service, under a rcnulsition from tho Presi
dent ot the Cnited Slates or by the authority of
this Commonwealth, such electors-may exerciso
the right of suffrage in-all elections by citizens,
under such regulations as are or shall be prescrib
ed by law, as fully as if they were present at their
usual place of election.
Section 7. All laws regulating tho holding of
elections by tho citizens or for the registration ol
electors snail te unilorm throughout the State
but no elector shall be deprived of the privilege
ol voting by reason of his name not being regis
tered. Section ft. Any person who shall give. or prom
ise or oiler to give, to an elector, any money, re
ward, or other valuable consideration for bis vote
al an election, or for withholding the same, or
wh shall give or promise to give such consi.icra
tion to any other person or party for such elector
vote or for the withholding thereof, and any elec
tor wlio shall receive or agree to receive, for him
self or lor another, any money, lewnrd or other
valuable consideration for his vote at an election,
or lor withholding tho same shall thereby forfeit
the right to vote at such election, and any elector
whose right tn vote shall be challenged for such
cjinse bPlore the elect ion olticcrs. shall lie requir
ed to swear or atiinn that the matter of the chal
lenge is untrue berore his Vote shall be received.
Section . Any ierson who shall, w hile a candi
date lor otiice. be'gnllty of bribery, fraud, or will
ful violation or any election law. shall be forever
disoualitied troin itohling an ottice ol trust or pro
tit iu this Commonwealth, and any iersou con-vi'-ted
of willlul violation of the election iaws
shall, in addition to any peualties provided hy
law, lie deprived of the right ol suffrage al.solute
lv for a term of four year.
" Section 13. For the purpose ef veting no pcr
nii shall be deemed to have gained a residence!
bv reason of his presence, or lost It by reason of
his absence, while cmplovcd In the service, either
civil or military, of this State or ot the t nited
St-ites norwlil'lo engaged in tho navigation ol
the waters ol this Stase or of the United States,
cr on tiie high seas, nor while student ol any
ii uitutlon of learning, nor while kept In any
ior bouse or other asylum at public expense, nor
while eonhned In public pnon.
Section U. District ejection hoards s.iail eon-si-lol
ajudge and two inspectors, wlw shall be
ciioscn annually by the citizens. Each ch-ctor
..hail have the riuht to vote lor the judge and one
insiwctor, an.l each inspector shall appoint one
clerk. The hrst election Ixwrd-for any new dis
trict shall be selc-tc l and vacancies in election
boards tilled, rs shall bo provided by law. Elec
tion olticers shall be privileged from arrest upon
davs of cl.t-tion. and while engageil in making np
an I 'transmitting returns, except upon warrant
of a court of record or a judge thereof, tor an elec
tion fraud, fr felony, or for wanton breach of the
peace. 1U Clues inev ma. ui.tiui ri.-.u.uuu uuui
, " r ' ..- v.T.r. shall hcaualine.1 to servo
lucres uii-ii u . w.
asou election olhccr who shall hold, or shall with
in two mvniUi have held any onice, apindntmcnt
or enplyment in or under the irnvernuieitt of the
United States of this State, or of any cwy. or
eountv.orof any tnuniciiwl board ; couimlssjon or
trn?t in anr citj. save only justices of the pence,
and aldermen, notaries public and peraoue in
militia service of the State: nor sluiH any election
ollicer Ike eligible to any civil otUce to be tilled ut
an ek-etion at which he shall Serve, save only to
such subordinate muuhdpal or local othcers, as it
-hail bedesijruated Jsy general law.
And also tothe folloain Acts of Aeinbly now
in force iu this State, viz.:
Act of 3)1 h June. H74.
" Section 5. At aU elections hereafter held under
tho laws of this commonwealth, the polls shall be
op.-ned at s-rven oVUn-k A. M. and cljd at cven
o clock P. M.
Sc-ti-mT. Whenever there shall be a vaeaiicr
in au election, U-artl on the morning of an elee
thm, tai l vacancy shall he tilled In conformity
wiih existing laws.
Sections. At the opening of the polls at all
elections it shall be th' duty of the judges of
election fcr their respective disLricts to tiesiKuate ;
one or the ms;ctors. wnose uuty it anuii oe iq j
XiW Atlcfrli.-i'unent.i.
electl-m In the district at which lhv respertlve'T
belour: before Jo clock In the ciornlrg -.f the 1st
' . . ... K-o-r
shall a; point one clerk, who shad be a .pi..ii:.-i 4
voter ol su-h district
"I esse tiie per who shall hare reecr.-.-e-it:.c
sccoEd h'ahest nurniK-r'd v-.ics f r in.-;-.--" r -i ..ii
not attend .n ihe day of any ele-ti.Mi. t'ic i ti.e
IH'rs.-n who shaii ha e recti ed the seend hj'.-.t
num-Hrot voles for Judge at the next pre" -. -in z
eicctloa shail a-t as it.?f.c--r..r In his p! .c. And
In ciis tbe jierson who shall have re -rive I tne
highest number of votes for lnst'eet- .r si.ail n -t
attend, the pcron elected .In 'gi sl.-ii! ii;.p..int an
ir.j(Mn.:r In his pi.ice. and in case .( ersoa
borer. i.-Ti .i. h, ,."v :. :.: ; v ,
saa.i not iitten .. tnen :-. insi.
Tit.iliit . in ... i i i i """"7,!" .wiii-reo.cirui oi snen ouenc shall be had. that
.tin el,, i'l. , '''J ,,I:u:t': "r"i lf ,in'" v;l,"'n " 1 iKrn l!-n'l-4 not a resident of tho
l n .?i?!.' r'". 1""J " 'l e .-I .neScKv. ward or district where the aaid offeneo w
r uT-Vi' . i I'l'" fil""' !,T ,nw 1, r ""' "peniiig ': cmmittcl. an-rnot entltle.1 to vole therein, on cn.
.111 wlZ M "j Ver '' ihB ,"n'" ! - fUM -! Py n"i
V.7Z?l, tt''t1''1''t''n''h "all than one bundre.1 or more than one thousand ,i
SlU en or ,te'nir":: v!r ':. : . A-rr'-n1 le" tha
- J ' k u-
"Sect I -n 0. All ej'ctio:.? M th" p:It.ia 5h?i1 1 w
l ilitt ; every I-nll'.t vtr i .ait N mnn'M-r -.l
In tJ.c onler in wbich ii y.i-ill U wl liu
nutnber m-.nit-i by tbe v-li-ris-.n fVui li-t .t vi?-
An i
tirtcts. tho wrenU ticket T.tieti t-noh jiriy thnN? lirn th auHHIil or .4 to
nuuibciva with the numtK-r cirrfSino;n-i ;ih -:.
thernmU-rto th name vf tho ?t. Any cW-c-; Ati! tho lertiin lawn of the Commonwealth ft,
tr may write hts name ;K.nl,U ticket, or th. r pr--rf.'e tt.t --Thflt ln.ipeetriv JJm
the Miue to he writtrn thcrei-n. and t:'?:cl hy ; ri,.rk.-; snail. r--t..re rn'rinar n th .iari. t ,k"
citiz-nofthe (l;trit-f. Ia inl-iumn to t,() imt n
nuw preterit)-.! hy w to he tUKcn n 1 ' -n:M
by election oihc-rti, thyliall trwmlty he sw.rn
oratiirme-l ivt to dim-liA9 h-w any t-Nvt-.r h i;i
hivt v.ifs-ul nn c rpniirLT !i"IO?4 IS W 'iie'M'.i 1
in a n Ik'tai prorvo.lii:. AU i'i't. ii.-i.---t.ri.
e.erki. ariii over.ers of anv eleotin hi-ht on-n-r
this tt. !ti!lh ht'fi.re cDtprlnjr upon their i. it
te di.lr worn r altinne;! in the pn-svnre of e:wh
other. The judife shall fw,ni hy tha mir.-ri-ty
lniectir. if then? shall " uh na:H-rty in-r"pe-tnr,
then by a ;n?the cf the (h?ico or nl'-r-man.
cnl the" in-:jcctiir, ijvrrtwr atvt Wrrks
8h;ll he swftrn hr the ju.tx?. ( rtinean-yy t u li
fweu-inu; ir mhrmin iiittll be iiy m-.lr! mt i
?ia:n tl tv tho c;ticpri sworn, an-1 isesr-ii hy
the olth-er who n'innns-rtHl t'ae talh. If any
ju'lir or minority in(i(et4.r rTiu-r or failn iu
MWfur the ottitrers iif eh-ctiun in the ir.iniir r.
(jnircil by thi-4 a, or it Any ofIU- r ot el i n
shall act witimut i-!nff flm t!uiy fw.-rn, .r n" any
ottu-er of elation dhail -iu'n th f.nn ol - irh win.-
mil- Kawlntr till V lariirn nr i ! mr, v in lira if mlfi-.r.
inert'r shall c-rtuy that bti'v o-.t; vr .v fw-.m
when he wiva not, i! hall te ie,rni 4 nii!'.
mennor. ami oinm tnvi'tiin, tho oiT.ccr- r i!t.-cr
onenomir re unr-i Q"i -r.-
tnOKnti (I'lUiirn, or lmi.riimf l th.t ex-rvl .,ue
year orbj.th. in the dln-rtjiton cf the o tir?.
ertir.unty that br n a-t mtui. -i -An a t
further sum.n.-nl to thr t rrl.tii. t. t he
election ftf thi CmiD-nweaiJi, i;ea J:m.
Tlm' it tt .rvf'!ct In aeetlmlT), tn.-t ia) th .!ny
oft'S'il.io.'iiiymTsmKir.ini.? is n v c n ti e
Hnt, an-i chiiminy: tlf riiiht to roN .t rhe -taiii
eln-T ion, 0(111! pro-iu'-c at b-iist one tjenluie-i vutT
of thedistrh t as a w,iii's? t tht r'i -h'-u'e of the
claimant fn the listru-i in which h in u to be a
vtifr. Iir a pt!'! ot At l:ict two nionth next pre-ce-ilr-f
rbfi t-n, wliii-n wltnc- s.:i'i n'tif unit
subscribe a writt.'n or pun ly wri-T-n ni p.irtly
printed a Jiti.ivit to t';e l'.u-ts ?r;iti:i i.y hnn. (tirii
Silu;;.vir.-, ynail Ut-nne ole;r:r win-re tne rt -Jenre
i. of th pt.T'-on Ri ciit tfiiitiir to he a vi.ter : an i
the trer-. 11 to elaiminir the nuht to v-ite Mi-ill a!.-o
t;iK? anM Mub Ti'e a wri't-n ir piir!v(writHfn n.ul
tt-irtlv printed a!h l;ivit. ?:iitii.jr. to the .rw- ,, his
knowle!fj and i-ii-t". whrr :n-l wlu-n Ise whb
hrn : that he hns been a citizen or the 1'nfnd
Sr:iti'9 hr one month, and of the t orr.ininwf.tlt i
of f'ennfytvjini;! ; tlmt he h;ir rosided in the
ni mwe-alih one yeor. or ii h-nnerly a (iimtilie 1
etwrUT or a n:ttire born ritizen jhcreoT, and liit-4
removed therelroin and n?4iirn:f : that he hui r
UUy thvrt'iu nil ujon.'lis iircc.-'lin lid tl 'i'-n:
tiiat he vi9 rallied in tho diittrh' in whh h he
claims to be a voter f'-.r the periled of at l-'ust ttvo
m nths inimediU-ly prrteHn j aid eb-i-tin; thut
he has c-'t iuove"l inio tho Ui-iru-1 for the par-
iKise ttf rot hisr therein; that he has if VfntM of
aire and npwrii, paii a iare or t- tiniy rx
within two year-P. u inch was ii-v-ess.Nl r.t l'ast twoo
months and" pit id at kait one n. oar It. beO-re Mid
efpt-ti.tn ; an !. if a naMir alitfd rii7-n ha'I ui-i
STato wii(m, whore and hy what c-urt he was n:v
turalized. and shall al pnwiuteii his crtiiicaro
oi nattinitizatlun lr exntninalion ; that saitl alh
davit -hail a!."! urate when and where the tux
cl. imwd to Ik? paid by tho allium ws. a.eNed. and
whon. where auu tirwuoin puiu ; ana tne tax re-
eeip; thereforv shail be pr- iueod for ex;i'::iii:iti-n.
urde?i the ninaiit suali &i.ti m dm ai!iiHVii mat
it h:u been U.t er -.Jtnvyud. or th it he ntver re-
evive ! anv; but if the p; rn a einii:iii'ir the
the ri:rht to Tole ?haU take and ill .-rilo an ndi
darit. that he i.- a native-lKirn coil ;n nt ihe I
Wd States, )or if iM.rn elsewhere, s.iail s.ate the
f:ut in his aihdavit, anl Fiitill pro-iU'-e evidenee
that he ha tts-n nutnralized.orthat he is entitled
ly citizenship l-v rea-)Q of hi- father"? natontliza
tion ;) ari l phalf tnrt her state In hi? afii davit that
he if, at tho time otmakinyr the altidavtt. h tru ll
the aires of twenty-one and twenty-two ye-tr : that
heha.sbeena eii.iz'-n'ot the t uired t it- one
month, and has rusidrd i: theStnte rn- vi-ar.
or. if a native bim eitizen ol'the state an 1 rono.v
ed theraJrom and retunic i. tiiat lie lias r;-id d
hendn six u'.-niihs next pr-vediriir, s lid el- ii' n.
and in the e!erU'n ditrK-t timmii:ildy two
inontl.s iirce.;diii tU'di e!te:ion, h'i shall
bo eutitUii to rule, uii hti-'h he Phu:l nor
huve paid taxti: the f::id aTrInviM nf ait
person n;ikin sqeh ebiiin. an I the affidavr of
the witnesse; io th'ir rsi derive. sri-.U ie prk - rY-
ed by ihe cicMion t-ourd, and at the el.n. !' he
elet'iion th-y shall he en !oi' 1 with the i t of
ter. tally list sxn l o:1ht j.:i-ri rjmri'd t-v law t.
lenlei I y the lietnrn Jud:r wi: ii the l'rH n -tary
and "shall rriiiain on hie wi' hm tfiC I r-ji
tary's othee. ?nb;-y-t to ern:d;ia:i- n. ft ot -.-'V 1
tioo papursare ; 11 the cW'cti'.n o;ti,-ers ! i.i m i
titrtt ine applu-aut or ptai'S.'-i a.i tne
lt-xM tjuil itii-a; l-n of a vo'i-r he "h.iii
be permitted to vole, 1 th n.niit
hall be added to the iit f fx i-- I v the
election otheer, the wrl !ax'- le-in.; a !-b-d
wh'-re the elaiir.ant elaimn t r.r.t-on tar. and the
word aeM where he riaii:: to vole 1 aetfiet
tame wirds In'U-; a!dc i t.y the rb-rW ui ea-l j
cae resp-it-:;feiy1 t'-n: l:.-:. ot peri.v .t.:. t
iurh f IcctM u. . j
A!, that tn -eii..n 11th "f 1 A-, it ! t"- i
videl that it fhall te iaw,:l f.-r any 01. ii. :.. j
rliiren ii the diri not wit h-tandirif i:,e n in:
of the pptp.i vl r i" .iiierit'd r;i the ot I
reniderit taxable!, to r!i ilifue tiie ' t "t '. i
perfc'hi : wlwreupoii the i ini. pnti' ot t ' it ;
of sutirue as nw re-iairt-"! l law ..:t. I ui
lirly made and acted on by itu- cb.t-:U n Var1, :
the rote a!tnittrd or rf.tetcf. 4-iordiiitf ti tfie
evjdem-e ; everv jH-r-.m rlainiiii to a is. : nr.: hi- i
ei citiien hal! ls rvMiiirrd t prtiue li. r.viir--
alizat.on e.Ttni'--iie the eU-r:i--n iw I 're
exeept, where he ha ben f'r fiv re:tr.
t in x.
Uvely. m roter in the di-'trv-t In whirh he :t.-r- t
rute ; and on the Tore of a--h pern N;pt nviv.
ei. It shall he the i!ntyf t he chr: ton o:n-e- to
write or s'atttp on fach eennu afe th w-nt -...
trt,' with tbe day. month Ji year :an I i mv 1 1- e
liiiti otnorr or othn-rs hall r.-!! a sv-. :j v ic
oa the iauie lay. by virtue ot t lie arnc -iTiit:-.i'e.
ex-epi tnif whi-re .n nro entitit-d to ro;e hv ,r.
tne the n.-M uralizat in of rtteir Iathry. in. y
an i the (Hn4n who shall llv-r siu-h trii l v..-.
Hin so uilendiuir fii::!t fe iruilty of hi'h ui;j le
nteanor. anl on cjnvleti.in tHrn-of, e h;u-I or im
prisoned, or bot h. at the discretion of tha t trt :
but tiie line shall not ex e l live him ir- i ti-,i.
Iar in ervh ease, nor the iin)ri-onment m-Te than
one year : the tike punishment snail le ihili. t-il
on eovivt.4u on the ortii eri. ! election who -t:.i!I
neglect or refuse to mtik-, ir rnn3 to U. in;'.i,
tttc endorse d! -nt reuired as afort.il I 0:1 s.:i 1 i;a
tuniliat iin ceniiu-ate.
Als4 that in stvtijn Li of mm Aet, it i pr ri!ed
that if anv ebf(in oiii'-'-r f!nll reiase or nejh--t
to reiiiiirv such r-f ot the riirht id satiraxe as is
prt:scr:iHM tty tins law or tn laws 10 win: :i ini i
a supplement, fn ra any pcr3--n oMrrini to vote
whi.se name is not n the lit of aCi!-rscd vot'r. or
whose riirht to vote is rbalUn-red by any qn :!;i:ed
rorer jircst-nt. ani naii a-iinu sui-n pcri-u io o;e
it bout rciiuiriii-r such proof, everv p4-rsin s of
fending shall, upon eonviciiuii, be anility of a hUIi
misdemeanor, and shall tie senteu'cd l' r every
sui h oilenco, to mv a tine n.r ex'-eedin' five hun-
dretl dollars, or to undergo an it!tpris-nnicut le t
more than one ye.ir, or ek h. rwr both, tit ti;o dis
cretion of the K. ourt.
Also that In itit.n 2T ufaM Act, it r'vi:'
that tiie same rules and rcirulatiocs shall appl
at everr sivr-i ial election, r.u-l at every sci-cvate
citv. borough or ward elect i n, ia all rc.-p-i;s, as
at tiie irenornl elcetior.
Also that in stion 17 of said a't. it Is provided
that the respective aa as-H-w-rs. inspectors and
judges of the eleeti,.n shail each have tbe jH wer
to administer oaths to any ht.:i claim in the
riht to te aspeed r the riirht of suiirau' v or in
regard to any o her matter or thinar required t;
Ih? done or inquired into by any of said ottu-ci s tin,
tier thit act ; and any wiiiiuf ialse swt-urin by
anv person in relation to any matter mi l thln
eonwrnintc which tlicy shall bu ..wiiii'y intcrro
irated by any of said 6rfl -ers or overseers, -Itall bu
punished a- ierjuryt
Sr. l'J. Any assessor, obxrtion ouic r rp-.-s..n
apiwinie! 2 tn overseer, wli shall n'-irb: t or re
fuse to (K-rlonn any duty enjoined by tins a-t, wi;ti
out rensonable or Icual cause, shall subject uu
pennlty of one nundrvd dollars; anl ii unyassca-r
shall ktiowintrlv ase?s anv persn as a vou-rwho
is not qua li tied', or shall a il!ully refuse to a.'ss
anyone who is qnaime-l, i.e snail te sr!:t:y ot a
mistieiruanor tn otllce and on Couvieiiou :v par. is h-
ei by a tine not exceeding M,e tti'umd d-barsi. or
Imnrismment not exceed inif two years, or tx-th, at
the discretion of the court, and also be subject to
an action for damages hvthe party ajrtrnn el; and
if any person shall fraudulently alter, add to, de
face or destroy anv list of voters nude out :s direct
ed by lhi a-t, or" tear down or remove the same
from the place where it has Uccn hxed, with fraudu
lent or mi.-ehievous intent, or tor any inq.n-per pnr
pose, the person so utiendmif shall be-ruiky ot a
inisdemeanr. and on einvli-tion shail W punished
br a fine not exceetlinz live hundred (ioilars.orim
o'ri.nineiit not cxewdins two years, or Uau. at the
discrelioii of the c urt; and it any irsun shall, by
violence or int;uiidatiun,urire, or auempi tonnve
from the )kI1s. any persn or l-rns appointed
hy the court to a;-t as overseer of an election.
In any .way wiltullr prevent said overseers
from LMTtormlnir tho duties enjoined upon thein
bv this aet. ancn persous shall he guilty of a mis-
demeiinor, and upim conviction thereof shall le
punished bv a tine not exceeding one thoiand
dollars, or hy imprisonment not exceed ii:; two
reara.or lioth. at the discretion of the court. Anr
jersn who shall on the day of any ebti'n. xht i
iMillin place in anvelecaon district at which !
he is not entitle. to vote, an t shall use in iniKia-
tion or violence for the punse of prevent. n-r any j
Xheer oi election lrora lM-r;ormln tne;ti:us re
iiiiirttl of liim bv lair, or f.ir tlio imrrvse of tre-
voHlinaHiir onahhed voter f sncfi tlistri-t ex-r-
cisiuir ids riirht t: vote, or from ex-jr-d-ins his j
rivhi" trt ilulln'f nv f.T4,ii ffft.TinLT to V i!c.
....ni.h...! lira 1 ine n..t rx-cc iiiir ..no tli.an.l
.lolhirii. .-r l.y iinpri.'iimcnt nr fim'.ih Iwu)
clcrW..iv-,-r-er.rele.li..n .i!!!cer. who Miall lhj.
el.e how anv elector aliail have voted, uiil.-ri
..ir-.i i-. . I.."., in m, H.iil .,r...,.., .i.-.n i
iullty el a u.ileme..n..r. airl ui...n e..i,vu-.l..n
-uilty o! a uu.4lemeiia..r. nii'l ut..
llier.f sluil! he i.unihe 1 by a fine u.itexrce.lin'
.me tii.us mil .J.iiiars, .r by tmiirisuiient nut fX
eueiiiiif two yeartf, or b-Hli, lu the Ui.-5..-rvti.'ii of the
court.
Se. 4. Oa tlie ;w;!:i.n of 8o or rn to ?!!in'n .
of any election llf-.ri.-t. s.-it!ns forih tiutt the ap
poiniment ol overseers !. a reaonauie ireaulion
to acriire the t.uritv an.l biirm?s..f the ele--(i..n In I n.iif. A.I'. 1-.T-. the OHlecrs of the electloa after
sai.l di.-trict: k "li'ali be the duly of the eoun of ci.iiliim the vole eaat fur eaeh candidal ahail
wmimon bleas of tlie proKT county, aU tbe law make it f.'iir returns thereof, three of tbeae re
juiiti.il the aiiid t-oiut aile toaijt a; the t;uiec..:i-! tun i ?h:i!l be enclosed in envelopes and aea'.wt
currins. to ap)..irit two juilcloui, Suiieraiiil Intel- ; In Ihe .reenre tr the olflcer hi of those wittk
liifCiitcitijenaorthesaUl.iutrict tieloiiKin-4 to.llf-; the fourth galed return shall be ;rven toh
'emit in.lltlcal partleji, ovcriacrs of ele.-ii n to sti- Judj:e In an envelope contaiilni one l!t of th
pervim; tho ppvcciin-i! of election 0U1.1 rs th.-rrof. ! voter, tally papers anil outha of orftoery. and on
and to make rtlrt ef the same as thev m;iv lw re- , ol the f -aU-d envelope to the mtoority Inspector,
quired bv su. h eourt. Sai.l overseers shall be per-! the third of sai.l returns sha.l be placed In an eo
m. qua'iitied to serve up. election l.iar.l and : re.iw and put Into the elootlon boa with the bal
shall have the riirht to he present with tiie oili.'ers lot and sealed up.
of such el-ti. n duria? the whole time the same is All tUsi Ju-lnoj lialn within twelv mile of
held, the votes counted, an 1 the returns made out ; th pr.rfhn.itary'a ortice or within twenty-four
and sizned bv the election erticer": to k--i a list j Bu!e, ,il thev live in a town on a railroad leadlnir
of voters, if thev see prp"r; to challenge any -r-! to the county teat.) shall he for two o'clock P.M.
son olferinit to vote, and intemantte hi:n ud In. j 0 the day after th election deliver their eald
witnesses under oath, in r iranl to his r!!ih".ff-' envelojw to th Prothonotary and all other
frairo tt said election, and Ui examine h pers . Judjes shall larfons twelve o'clock. M .. on tho
pnxiucei!; and the othcers of said election arere-j swond day after theelectlon dellvertheir retnrn
ijninl toatforl to said ovcrfeer. so seleete.1 and ; ,, fourth "sheet oontalnln the vote east foreaoh.
afDointeil every cnvcnlonre and lacinry i.t ine
. I . . - . ... . i. ;. l...i,,n ...U
din-harre of their duties: and if said ei.- tion otlt
cers slmll rclnse to pemit said overseers to pros
ejit,andp.-jl.nnthcirdu!irsas aloresal l. such
acer or othcers shall be nlltr of misdcinoaii-r
and on c ;uvicti..n thenvf lia.l !-e lined not ex.-ee.l-inironeih..uan.l
dollars, or Itnprle.nment not e.
ccedina- one year. r both. In the discretion of th
.urt: or ii tiie ovcrocrs snail 1 driven away from
the polls by violent or intimidation, nil the vote
,H.llediu.uche.--c.ii..n Ii.r.- may rejected iby
t he pn.i-r iril.uuai tryirur a Pte onoer aa u eie.-.
i .. r 1 . ,n il .Hfh voifta;..resAl.l
! mlicimi'iTcd. assch trlbiinal lav deea, neces-
rarytoa iust awl pj.lr dlsitionol tiiecase
Xcw Adrerli.ie.menU.
-If any person shall prevent or Mtemnt to nsaT
n-nt any oiiVor of an ;.tlon under this act
noin.-igsucn e.ec'ion. or nse or inrewten any vkv
toaeo ,0 such odicer. and shall intermit L w
proiierlv interfere with him in the execution of k.-
dn-y. shall bewk oporatiemiH to bUr-kap the win.
i'.w or avenue to any win-..w w! ere the same may
be h-.l'ien, or shall rK.wsly itistorh e t-ae "f
s-ai-ii .'Ucci.-n. or snail uioi or praetiee In-tmidati.i
t.:r. Js. i-T-e or vi-.lcno.. with thedesnrn b intiu
ence on-iuij- r 0veraW ,ny elecl.ir. or prevent him
..-otn vtu.-.r, (,r u res-rain the trecbun o choice
s i -h isTv.:is,.n conviction shall h ftne.lin any nm
not -x cc ling live hun-lred dmiars, to I imp'ris.m
vi f.-r :iy luue c- lien than one nor more than
I j-..'r.t in .ti'Ju an.l I' li .1.. 11....1 . . .
ia:;":. : : ; rr-" -'.-i:iwm.nw.uii"w
i nr i)i-rv imn iwq year.
;r Httn th result of an e!ort(a wt'Mn th
' iiiiii- nwe-l! it. orh!! o;!t-r to makft any euh Set
t-r w-nrv-r. vrithr ty vrbnl prrl.-mAtwo thrw(f )r
7 a irntti-n or printed .trerticrrant, or invtt
1PV t-r-in tit nna.n tit mrt.k twK hi ri w..P
, i.tu, V4rlif raka ni .ubw-rllic th nuth
( ltr!n.i'i.-n lit-rt-intifter iinto.1, which hall hm .i
uiin..rtf l to them r unr Jtir. AI Urnmjj ,
Jmth eof the P-iice; hot if 00 furtx BA-riirmr tZ
j r"Mti, lire um innpeciorn oc tn eimWkayhatl
Blmiiiiter th nAfti ur arhT-mati-n t th ht
ju-!-j anl invir. anl thi-a the tn-, to
4utiiflea chail a ltaititr thr 'oth fcrflnnaii.
lo li:in.
-The in'-toT, a.f ant i.rk rtrj rl T
Liw to htii.l thfl t'Wn.riip ant icnrr. ftc?Hni
9h;.Ilt;ikt arl n-'ri'- tncT-r al .tnthn. ftirm.
a-i,.iip, r-i'itr(i hT tM hiv Ath ant r.t i
of the art of lh A! day of July, lv,w, wn:i:iU -Aa
a-t rl:itMtf Ut the c-T!.m .f this f.-mio..
wwlfli," wh.-h ontim r at.rn i::..ni shall i. rrv
i ynrl unit a hirnNrr--! in ihmnnnrr irr-r s
; n toe H:h;.n-1 '1 .i th. mkj In'( to
;:r,-.n to ibr pt:wrrn'n:t'rri hy tn u h it-.t), n
j ,.r e ; i 1 art, tho ;xiif !?h-r of th itvtt.ra
h:.r ixiwrr t; -lmhii-t.r thoih rr-rrib
tt hv M-A Utany eU rk of a -f- ncnvl u-WMhin
I .
TK f..rw!nff hiaIl tho firm of t?M aoh nr f.
flrtlltl'lnn !aa f.iLawll h iitiiA-f.iT fttw- I I ft
j n ,i.That 1 will .iulr aun-l to th n.jm
1 9.ti n ,linn ln eTi-im- tivre.f, a an 11-
! s- ir :..i that I will n rc-ir an f ti-kH
v,.ie 'r .m -.,v irn.. h-r t!nu -u.-h an Ili Una-
U.nvimM. n an-l tU Uw of Ui t.mm.wilth,
rn:r lM tn i1f eterUm, without ruirlt-n
,u, h i-vi.i-Tr.-i. of tl riirht to rote a iairvte.i by
-riv. -IlV -.tllw tlim . T .k,h k-h.
lo he oiifiilea t. v,irt Qf..r..-.i.i k.. th.t i .hi
n all tlori, trulr. imiArtiallT and tkithfullr rr.
form my duty thervin. to the best of ooy j-iicmeiit
au.l ubiUU- s. an-i that I am not diiwtlr ln.;i-r-ef
ly int.-r-te( in any let or waiter on Ue result
of this election."
The f-dlowiRif shall be the oath or affirmation of
each jaoxe; v:: -I (A. K) da that I wilt a
ju-t-foduiy attend the ensuing eleptbm durlnir the
eoni-nnanee iiiereot, mt taitniutir a.-wi-t tlw in-spfH-f
rs in earryinsr on the same:' that 1 will t
aire my eonsent that any rote or ticket crhall be re
e:veti frm any person other than sueh as I hrmly
Indiere to In? arvordinir to the prortstotid of the r.n
sritution and law of thi romm4mwenlth. entitie.1
tovoteat such election, without re-nntriny saich ev
idence of the riirht to vote as in directed br law.
aud that I will use my bent endeavors to prevent
any fraud, dee it or abuse in earryimr on tne same
by ebizons iualitied to rore. or otberanJ that
will make a tnie and penect return ot the said elec
rion. anl will in all thinn truly. Impartially anti
faithfully perform my duty respetiriir the siwne to
ihe best of mv judgment and abiUtls. and that I
am not directly or iivlireetly irttorented in any bet
or waeer on tho result of this election. "
Toe f.pllowinif shail be the hnn of the oith or af
firmation to l taken hy earh clerk, vii: I (A. B.)
df :iiat I wiii impartially and truly write dowa
the niiine of each elector who shall rote at the en
suing election, which shall be triren me in chance,
and also the name of the township, wanl or district
wiierein sueh elector resideu. and en re fully and
truly write dewn the number of rntet that hall b
iriven for each ean iidate at the eleetum as often a
his name shall be rea4 tome by the inspeccor-i
thereof and in all thinira truly and faithfully ner
torra my duty r4petin he si.nie to the best of my
judgment and ability, and that i am not dirictly or
inMire-tiv interesreii in any bet or waver on the re
suit of this eleci-m.M
The unaliaed electors will tak notice of the fol
b'wwiir act of AssemMv, ai pnvd lh dar of
Iar-h. An Act Keurulatintr the moat e of rottn'trat
all ek-cti- ns in the jtcveral eoumiea of this Um-
monweaiii!.
Sethis 1. lie tt rnActrd hj the Senate ami
House of Kcpresentatlves of the fommoriwealth ot
IVnnsylvania In General A-emhly met, an! it la
herehv cn u-ted by the authoritr of the iiimu. That
tbe qtfaUnVd nuern of the aeveral connties of thij
L'oriiiMoiiweulth at all -feneral, township hupmih
and Hpavial election arc hereby, hereafter, author
ized ;nd re'uirHl u ro, by tickets, printed ur
wri;i-n. or pur lv prlnte.l and narrlv written, per-
erally r !:t.Mitrji as foilowa: i n9 ticket shail em-
irace the namea oi all jud)r-a f uri voted for.
an l to ! Iaie!let, outside "(uolftary; one ticket
shall embrace the naiuc uf all Scate tflver roteil
t-r. and Ik: Uln-ib-d -State;" one ticket shall em-
hra-i- the naifi uf til c-rtintr orn-ers rt! for. tn
J c;U:'iiitf Ihe !t;e of S''r.a?.r. mmr an-1 wieni Vr
I oi A- 'iihiy. it Tvdf! br, and mrmU-r of t on
I i?r-j, it , 1 fur, and te lalfl''! "eonntv-" one
ii k'Jl dm 11 cuibrawe tiie n iairs-.f all townhffi oi.
Uct-rs r.-trd lor. uud 1 Litlil -lownnl;' mn
lir-kel sli.iil cint.race the im-i ef ll toroii(h of
h -ri T..;4 f, r. an l te hit-)iel "te-.r-ntttrh;' and
fwii cl .. h-il le ilcM-atte In apmi balloi.
ii'-.
S:.i . 2. That it jhall be the du'r nf the Sherif-i
in th srT r.il n-un'i' nf xtum 4 naioawait h ta
H'.reri ia thftr fWuai rrUiaiLK'U ikrokilrr ir
u t i lr.i iltoa tf tHtnaet.
JXMKS R K FIX FT.
;ea; r of the 11 aeef h--pre-.i'lie.
Ii ID ftLKMIVi.
jirr uf the Serial.
rr I : he M h lay -4 Mirk Aaaw LMti&l
;i. iiMi, ; eilit tmun. r-i aaa ntf ix.
A. a CLKTIX
FIFTKt.VTH AM'IMEXT.
Ii; -ti -v. t1i-r will tak notice that the ri '.mll
t V t A Kim er S.ippiaient to the Kl-eim
! tris i otiiiu iiwai:tj.'' ih'Oahf mt drstrtrrt
tO'tn the -army oi the I'ni.ed St aire Ifxn r.ainjf,
bits rweii 1 1 y lMrn i olanNl ttn-rtitati.mj pv
rort u t ' nrt of I'ennvlviinia. te tkiw auil in i
i v it. aod that all p-rvii h.ruaerty di-iia!-jjr-J
; Of'iMcr are m,w Uwlul rrra. If Diinm
-;.iiia-d.
i o in t .jun'y Cmmit$icr9 amj tri 4 ;a .
''out.'j cf Stmrrt:
W -t-rrn. The Kirte-nfh Amendment lae Vum
MMi-ii n of the I nitel State is a a.i--r-x
T!j 1. The riirht of riim-u J the T'nlteif
Si '- ut ft" shall Dot be u ii r indt(! by
t:ie I mi-l Stat- or by anr Mate on a,ruut of
r; e. e.i.ir. or previ.ua eon ! it ' -n of aerrltate.
Sti . X That Contfrea aharr have piwer tuo
ior e this am. le by appropriate kirtsUttoO.
A i 'ifEt:K.k, T 'n-Trea of the t'niteil '
Sfatc on the :jlt day of March, 170. pan-Hj an
a.-t entltl! "i atl to enforce tkt rqht f citt
zntM of the lml,i Stat" la role ia the aVeeraf.
Slat'$ uf the l!oa mud for ether purpo$et the.
firr anil si-ci-nd Actions oj which are aa follow:
Sw-tioji 1. Be U eneuted If the Smut mnd'
Moure of iUpretentatirei of the I ntteJ stale 9 f
Antrrtci i'i t nrre inf. That all eitlins
ol th I'nitc 1 States who are or shall he oth-rwiie-
ualdie l to vcte at any etevtbia by the people in
ttuy S'ate. TctTitory. district, county, clt;a parish.
; township. s-'Ihnh oi.-trieT.mi-JTiU ipjiliiy, orottwr ter
j ritori il ublivi-i;n shall tie entitled an 1 ailowetl to
; v..to at all such election w lib out Uitinetioa-t
rare, eidor. or previous conditloa of servitude; a ay
; i.ti.-tiniM'-n. law custom, na-re or rezulatK
any State or Terrifwry or by or under it ami writ y
to the eoir niry yot withstandinsc.
S kc, i a fat Ue it further enacted That If by or
under the authority ot the oonstttutfon or laws of
any State, ur the laws ot anr Territory, any aet ia
or shall bo rennired to 1-e done as a prerequisite or
! o1tiaIitiration t r votimr. and by su-h et-ntitu:ion or
1 j laws persons r othcers are or -lal! hecharKe! with
I tiie iK-rb nnam-e of duUcs In furnivhtnir to ritizene
an opportunity to prlorra sueh prenjuisites, or to
tkecoiue ipiaiifietl to rote, it aliail be the duty uf
evi rv"ncb p-rsons anlotTivrt itiveall cltlaeu of
the i'nited Slates the nne and ru.ua! opportunity
to rn-riorm such pjereiiuitei aud to be oomeuuaiul
e-1 to rote witleMt dtstirHttoQ ,ot raw, etdoror per
vious con iltion of servitude and If any such per
?n or oth -er shall n-fue or kis wiiiifly omit to yive
lull elleet to this sect in lie shall, for erery such of
fenoe f rfcit aud tay the sum oJ ore hundred dol
lars to tiie persou ay;j,rr.evei tlierhr. to be reeurer
ed by an action in lle case, wiU full cost- and such,
allowance tor eounstd fee at the court shall deem ,
just, and shall al, forevery such otlence, be deem-e-l
iriiilly of a miwlciueanr. and shail, on eon vie- .
tion tlurii.f, lie tine! not lew than five hand re . .
dolhir r be tuirisoneit not 1cm than one moath ,
an I not more than one year, or both, at the dlacre t
tion of tlie c'urt.
&nd vthertct. It Is deelani by the seeond secthn
of the sixth article of the Conntitutfon of tha Unit
ed Slates that "This t'-onstitutb ami tke hiwioti
' the Viiite! States whk'h shall be sjd hi pursuv
.... tii..ewif. 4hnll be tbe supreme Lmw of thai lunii-
anything in the Constitution or taws of any
State to the contrary, notwithstanding.
And xtherta. The Learislatnro of thl? Common
walih, on the 0th day of April, A. V. 170, passed
an fl'-t, kA further supplement to the act relatinic
to elections in thin Commonwealth," the tenth sec
tion of which provides aa follows:
"Ssr. 10. That so much of every aet of Assem
bly as provides that only white freemen shall be
entitled to rote or be registered asrotersor aa
elaiminir to rote at any general or special election
of thin ( 'otnmonwealtii, be ami the same is hereby
repealed; and that hereafter all fTeemen. without
distinction ot eolor shall he enrolled and retristered)
according to the prov tsions of the hft section of the
iu t approve! the l'Jth day of April, 1859, e-atitled-"An
act further supplemental to the act rwbttfre to
the elections of this Commonwealth:" awl shall,
when otherwise qualified under exist Inn laws, l
entitleil to vote at all ire n era I aud special eleetiona
in this Commonwealtli."
And rtitrra. It Is my eoiwrt national and official
duty to take care that the saw be faith fully exe
cu'ed;' and it has come mit knowlealtre that sun
dry assessors ami re iri otters ef roera have refused
and are refusln to asrs and rvjrttrr iliver color-
.-I male Htlrvris of lawful aire, auJ otherwise qoal-
lil' .1 .T- rir-H.rs
fflir. ItttrrfoTf. In eonalik-ratlm of the premliH.il
tl:e ennty Cotnininsl.inerj of all eoanty are hfro
by n..tlft. an l ilirecte.1 to Inmrect the serrral aa-w-.n
an.l n-iriMler. of voter therein to obey anJ
e.nf.rin to the requirement a of sai.l ewrtituttunal
anieinltni'Tii.. an.1 law.: an.1 the Sheriff of aai.l
. " m."cnru'.m Pr-nBii wr u enema..
i inareUv'.i .n the herein recited eontltutionalanieiil.
I m.-nt, a.-t nf t'nnirresa, an.1 a.t of the Leai.-.latur.
: inern.i mat uie same mjM...tiM.
I "l'K,T,!1 h' ? terJ
ekftlnn i-IIhtm an.l of rT. an.l that the rtirhta aa-l
Pr.iv",-,'e1 tnwrantee I therein may beeurd to,
ait ine eiiizens ui ii.u ..uuiii. m...u nuiuoi i
the aine.
(L. R. ) Oivi-n nn.ler m.y kal aixl th trent aeal
of tiie Siate, al Karriatmr, ta Uaj aaJ year-
tir!; avici' vrittca.
JOHN W.GEARY.
ft an l of A..-inhly ol the Xth day of Jan-
; candidate to the t"rotnmotary. tnevota toon
. . . i u.. v.- .. ! r,.llw
r.. ciuiiinu . .... i . u. iuui . ... iu.. "
Ina the window to the oitlaen present, and a
l.rti-f ftatenvnt showing th vole lor acu
candidate lihnll be it. ale out and signed by tha
c!.-i(..ri oili.i-r a .ion as th vol ar counted
out and put ap the aaiao immediately on th
do.jrs id the election houso.
0!v-n an It my hand at 55onicrm)t. th 30th y
of S-..:.-!noer, AnuoI.imino,.u thousand l;h
lmn.l're.1 and seventy-three and of the iadepeat
deni-e of the I niteu Mates tne ninety e-ajmo.
; ""'''r'1
sept. 00, IhT. i
ULU IM aitrrtn,
SHiaur.