JUL
-V
Terms oi lublicatio a
Th2 S-insrs-t Herald
,,.i(h-rr. Wdne-ay MornJn IH
' .ooum, l-W In !" olkr-lJe 2 V)
tU luvrUt.I tn chars".
.. rinllO wiU b dlsooatlsa! Bolil U
arrcarairc r paU P- FvlmuneTt t;'cilu; ;
0lAllj n wbcn raoeCTiuer . -
toeir w-n,wilUiWUWfofthel!rliUuo.
!,!nlreoiiM frum ro"-6-' aa
Mhct .u,iJ Kt tha aaa of U funwar ai
eel! aa tbpreittac. AaUJni
Somerset Printing Company.
JOUH L sec Li
BuslaeM luipi.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
II.
.uneraet, l'rnua.
Suf. U
. t-NKVF SCHEU.ATIUK.mi '
ll L" .:. -. ... Petunia Aireut, sownrt.
I J " Somerset, Pens-.
lcb. '-
i 'ALESTISK HAY. ATW8XEV ATLAW
pruini.tne nl1 tuellt.
..r 1 H. . BAEK, ATTORNEYS AT
La Somerrt, ai pracue. 1. !--
?r.uw u -an puy aiwnu.-w.
. , m ii'l HU ATTC'hN EY AT LA . SUM-
,,'ilH H. UO!rZ. AnroKNEY AT
, sStoerseC. (- .ill ci P"''
,.! tne a couU. Omo Id ITtg
, , .ix o:kimeuattxkT -y at law,
I li. ttt
' AlTUKNtY AT LAW,
..,.-t:i Fa- rrutcuM""! eusine( eiitrusLeot
r w it orxuaaa 1 a'
i.rrK.-T7 .a. a. rr-i.
4 , i "i.us.u". eniruM-1 u, the .-re -01
. .nt-r.itH aw! .u.r-tiliy aiu-u.le.1 to.
iHAOiufAb Himc.
jUilN IJ.. SCOTT,
" ATTOUNtlY AT LAW.
Aiu" " cnirus.eJ w b wr. .uuoki I
.r.:i.;'itui1 naclity.
A.MKS L. i'UUU,
AfTiiKNEY AT LAW,
s
-rt. Joe. Mainm-tD n.-a. r
iwaiseiiaeJ l'rMpUc and tl R.l.J
iull ... .....
S
uu r.viNu.
. ,,. . .- .l ' f--n.i4.l-- tm.
M-EiiuiT at Caiwlwer fc Store.
CF. WALK Eli.
AU4;1
rursiviANs
, K I. K. MllEKhai permanently loeatw.
! ) in Merhn f in rrtc ol h .r tlon.-
'.M .iiUKWii Cnaxlu Kj-uwuiKcr i r
a.-ali. -W-
f)
K 11. kKl'BAKLU Unlera nif fr..
. . . r a ..I
rv -k - 44. tl.e u, S-ST .. h. r-
v tcti: m rei'iccx. -- --
di Huuar
nii c .M. KIMMEL iii.niluet..iiTrtice
f a ...... i. , 1... ..f.-4 ..1.14I ,o-t-
I., the ,-liiienf M ..meral ad Mirrmn.Mr.a
.. at tn. olJ pla. a lew irf et
.. ,llile Hunan.
i)
K. . O. MILLKH, after twelve
ve "V -nlva rraeiK in omu.
. r k .u.. ,.im. ..iml ler
1 11 at snminwi i. n hit- 1 ' '
va- w
lu t Alliens 1 S i.-rwt antl vl.-lnl.y.
....U'M-, w he ao be cnfulted at all timet
,i rff i.,liai.mlly e.l.
-NUitcallirom.ily aoaaaea-
ijee. is, Jl-ly.
Dr. rUNDESBElUS
I.alo Itf dent SnrB-oii,
Nbi Yort Eys ani Ear Iafinnary,
Has Iccatea jcrctCitly h the
City cf CUrESLAITS, Krylasi
:r tic IZCLUSIVS axic cf 1
ticcises f ti-3 Eye and Z, hclui
Lsg those cf the Here and Threat.
Hir. . 20 nih Mrfrt.
.1 ui:ti;.
DENTISTS.
H M. tX'LLlNS, PEIVTiST, S iceraet.
J t r-a. o.r.re In t:tler' KUk, tti atjiJri,
sfiiere he can at all time f.punJ .reiwrJ u.l
.llama.. w.M-., aurhaa tillii.K, nnulaiinif . ei-.-..-l.uK.
Ae. Artlnctal teeth of all k-la, aud ol
iuc Lat iu.trrW.itur4- Oiruiiji.a a.-racteJ.
JOHN BILLS,
DENTIST.
Uta In Xt!ruth A NeU'i ne buil '.tnt?.
Vi aln !n Street.
Suttieraet, Pa.
n vll
"W. COLLINS,
DEXTIST,
UA-e a! we Ca!fcr A Free'i tre. M"mprPt,
l-a. In the lt nrieen yer 1 have irrmtt it re
cre.l the !rn.- ol artitt'tlal teeth lu Hit" (.laoe.
The tistaut incr'ai'liilf .lemalwl l..rteelli h lu
du. .-l me to ao enlarge my la.-lliili1 that can
ci .ke ! - ol tecil. at h.a-er rl" than y..n
can n-t them I" anv other lla.-e lu Hit OMtniry.
lam mw nil,il.(t a'a-'"1 act ol t'th for and II
thi-re h.ml.l l-e anv -rwin rm. nr my th..a.mls
. I cut..uiera Intlilf or 0:e al)..intn nntle ibat
1 l ave nia.fe teeth lor that la n. Kivina- a-oo.1 aat.
l.laction, they can call ot. me a; any lime ana pet
. ne act lr?e ol charge
tnarla
KTIHC AL TEETH!!
I. V, YUTZy.
D EN T 1 ST,
ItALB CITY, Jomeriei Co.. Ta.,
m:n.-:a1 T-th, war ante-1 to be rte rery lt
.uaiii.. Lilc-like and lau.lai.nie, lr..-ne.l In the
ten nVle. Particulai atleu'ion baW to the rea
crvail.' of the natuiaJ teeth. Thoae wtfhinn to
oiirait me by letter, e du to by enciiD XaK-ji
Ad Jrea. a above. )eia-M
HOTELS.
I.)
I A MOM) HOTEL.
H roi'STOWX I'A.
Tlii i-(uiaran.t well known lunio ha late'y
Ucnil. ..ri.ua bly aial newly r. oiled, with all mw
at.. I i.t-t ol tuniilure. whii h hai nia.le It a v-ry
.icjirai-le H....t,:a: pla.-e ir the travcliua- labile.
Hi table an t ro.mf ciin m t rorpa'cJ. all le
ir.a r.r rlara, with a lanre public hail atLa. hetl
" the Fame. Al laree ami r ioy ablln.
1 :ri . Ui.a lioanlJiia: can be liad t the lout t l
tfi.i(.rri.,.ty wack,ayor meal.
' ' S. Cr. l.lainonu,
4 .- .f fi..".c.?n, 'a.
Haailtcniaa Institute.
A t'lak-L Mathemalii-al and S-tent!u S--h-4
f"t iMch etaca. i.Vurw.rf Intiiiu.lon la c. U't-lHe. j
1 I rt ttrr tia.l.ntt lorai.y ot our abiwiu I
b ei an 1 Seminar..- i. m'a'le a .iHrc'.alty. 1 be i
Ai.cU-nt Lar-KUatfct arc tiH.nKhly tauict.t. N-at ;
s -bwiycar tM-ama, U'etlne.lay, Auyuit lt It,
1:. rorc'rcular. a.1.lrer. I
J.M.HCATZ.A.M. I'rm. liul. Ci lou'.own. Pa. '
Ax.;
nilltAVi loclulns KhvMlni. Outfit.'
l!tlKhEver?Pun)rrrtd. z,
4 bfw4a C JjI
S3
iO I, rLTFDWAT( n r.n. CheapcM
r me KBon vorio, amri Rutviffi to
S2500
A kl.AU. AwaU.u.inl. HtfcU
iataaJoltia4(,Nb..a
l lie
VOL. XXVII. NO. 0.
HANKS, ETC.
Scasrsct County Bark
CHARLES J. HARRISON,
Vashirr ryd Xf'tvfftr.
CollPdtaat mkl in all pn or t Ins ."iiuki t$UUA
Cbartrw HKlcrt. Hutter anJ other chccki C"l
and rali1. tUtstrrn ao.1 WeflwtarxohanK
alwav. on han U RrniUlancc maJ with irnijt
IM. Amioll (aliritej.
Farttn dtrirtnc to fmbw V. S. i TER
CENT. Fl'SPED IAAN. faa 1 ar-mmo-daiaJ
at thia Uack. Tl caii are rf l la
draomlu ati, u c(
JOl hii-ks
La ar a. n i
id aim ijud imi
JOHN HICKS & SON,
SOMEIlSI-n'. l'A-.
And Real Estate Brokers.
FSTA;i.ISIU:i 18V.
who dirtt. nrll.bu) or n.-finn rvp
ry. hr rrn a ill nnJ it In ttarlr a.lvanuao w
rfaiurr tin .lew-rip: i.m thrt., a i chr l
Ji b-.1vm U it renlrJ. Krl rslaia biuef
nnwrallj vllbc )roljr attenjrj ij.
aaK'-
feSJ lJ CifJTS,
c whclksalk asu ftaraiu
; f J. II. 7.iiunirHii,
A)--f- V-,:, Era
The Ix-at of rlum .f .lill'rent brana. mannlae
turaj l-y Mtr,-ll. ..f t'-.e cfti'ic-eat ..t toba..
TI.aea-HenD.l'ex.'ell"U t-y any in the mar
ket. Oi.e ,( Ihe teat at.-k "I .-la l .'
ever tniit;. I S-n.ei.i. 1'rleea to the
tiin.j Jsa
WALTER 0 TRENT,
j .! AM FACrCKEK l-F
!C I G ARS,
j FACTORY 0. 7S.
i Cor. Main and Pleasant Streets,
! SOMERSET, PA.
J t'lirtn in.ir.nr.ic uml ir'tntl-e
Finest Lsaf Tcbaccs,
t Cifrnrtcfall itrail.?. nk anl Tiic to ui; all
! rc .uir.-mculf, (root the cl-e ipeit lo the nii'St ex
! iwri"!rc. All my g 5 arc f.-lcctel with a view to
I qualliy nr well s low flifitrn. I hsve at prc.'ont
I a laive Mi-k of hue leaf t.: w-i of all Win U on
! ban l, ar4 will be a'.l? to mnnafiictcrc rl ira at
ci.ee -CT .ricc than any o'.isor firia la the cunty.
WALTER 0. TRENT.
Soj.t. 11,3
DEALER IH
flovj: axj n:i:i
Groceries, Confeet:cns,
Queenswarc, Willow ware.
Salt, Fish,
Tobacco and Cigar,
etc.. 4wC. tZC
3New Stock.c
oxk rnicE.
All Goods Positively
SOLID
BOTTOM PRICES.
FAIR AND SQUARE
ZS
Ouv Ivlotto.
Io ot Tail lo (.ire
NO. 2, HAIR'S BLOCK A CALL,
"Whon doing jour
Jan. 30
IM A flTCn Eannf toiell amlexcharire. We
VVilw I LU have hiim!rei cu(.Miitr
waniliw lo but iaruin iu.t n-iw. Never knew a
i betlcr nine tort-tl Acre at lair tirieca. as wle
art-IlitinK mcney from baiikeand peeking Acres
rtwMy, A'blrexa S.S.JAM1,
I'lilal arvh Kim A)ftncy, 134 SniltuheM St.
Ptftuburcii, la.
Those In .ran'li of faron i.cn.1 for jidnled Tarra
Kc;lr.T.
Nov.28
aUlKTUU UM WWl
l tl.lr.vMU OPOa M PT. Vi, IsTH.
TERMS Moderate. Stud fur a Cttnl jnt.
i. JIM TIT r.l:K, I'rin iml. L'laitM lib . la.
Au-. 7.
FifSfflfMU fBllE EOLLEBE
(Iillbiirxli,(i:ut-i:iid,) I'a.
Col'icgiutc Jtar ojh-iis September li'h.
IKHlinn 4 nii! lr.m Court Housr,
ovi r-l.K.kin Kat .x rty vullt-y. Kaov of
tv-rt-m and I'rre trr m nii'ikp. Itrirn lor
lwtdine ptipi's r i'uct J. lr pnr'.irulitrs
ml ratnlnriK- Bff.lv 1'.
.MISS I1KLKN r.. l'KI.KTKKAr,
Acting I'n t-iilrut.
f.'KO. A. r.EKKY. Tnnsunr.
Auk. 7
TO THE L ADIES.
Jhe Summer and 1-all njlol K. I.utlrrb.k
PAPER PATTERNS.
at Kre. L. H. Vavncr'a,
803 Arch St.. and 804 Sow'h 2i St., IMtit'ft:
Alr-ilor a le the Crntrnr.lal Plalier. firlcra
Allr.1 by mall ree!i: ol i t. Catai- aue fur-nt.-bl
n a.i.l!ratl'.u b) mall.
Auk U
A
uiHToira notici:
lt. ln al.!.,llilril I.T ti.e C..rt ot t t..i-.. '
noo: rlca .rt bw..er?cl eiii(). Pa,'AuliN. b
li.irlt uie tl.e land In the ImbU ot U.,.,k W. i
rib- J,l.-rifl ol w,id ciotr. ertrlosr I row t ai !
'.I ll e rent e.late ol IliNfUllla KeaU. and ll'-nry
lir.m; Stt I. a l. hereby m en that i will alt.nl
to the !n;ic re,olrd l y a.bl a-iiB.n-ni. at my
ortlf-e In r.ineri Uiri.uab, o J ri lay. fct-.lM-r ;i.
v7a, wl..-re all r n ii.ierrc.J ran alteud II
ibey think I.c i r.
W.H. piiSILLTIIWAITK,
Oct. t Auditor.
MISCELLANEOUS,
hr tO.loai atul t--t appointva lnU!a:lon !
ofitning a ttuflbt r.:ucallva.
En cir.-uUn aJilrrs,
P. lifKFASONS.
(-t. S l'ltul.urah, la.
rjntir: uiikxt rosiiivi; ci Hi
J fir &U J) J ' A N KS an-H,,r Jvtua a d.-rT.:--t roadt
ti.n cf lil.Ol. I Ittli, M.Ut M,
The Beit Family Mcd'c.c8 on Earth.
KIOO IN fiOTJ)
t.t pentt nr.'.-u-d iia a ti!! rit ii- onrsr will
11. -t n'i;, v -iif ur. jv !u. nc Uio bua. j or orjiu arc
U .'.) :::; u-i-jiM how H- il, K-t. t.J
lJoT!i t-tund it C!ir"raiai! rh W In i. . c r-inip
m;ai.tMi t dn or .liut-5 :iif.u uy sum-, U i i In
rrvafs tr k-h'. cf u.lifti nd r';-.::. -i. It I:
rrvv Vf 9 Ut.--i -n, l?lr!v;.C";m
t 'n in IH uu-k'tUr moS rlrtilWlaz fy:T. lutes'
!t v It. V i-.kv - to Mvr.t ao'lvii-, t. or.
r-.t rJ pnr:iii-H t.o rlulij, tw V-tc e.0 .tt-
THE OJTLY RCTTKDY TOZ CJLD3.
If i-twAckwii to oxTwctt' tt-m tb(Ttrtfl ft iut 4.r.i it
KIHI.IO. II r-'tl ro t:fT,T!mf tn-m KH !! A 1 i V. !-S
Iii M l tl. r iMtK.rvno iiHt.t . vl ivy, t i; ul, m..
r-ii.it v. ntnrtTio, mo orMmtKir: .tM
-.r -.iKin'.cr arlflBC lHm Kit i:K BMHifi, rt N--Tto
rt ii?m: V mthI tAkf- it t tw dlnctlnnn u!mv.t''i
In Fcultaiutirrrott. fnwn'li M l r (.. 1' b -vis i 1
I- :i-rc'4ivti.c uo :td lujil tLtt vitucci o-.'.vl ta
A ui;J ot Krtt?-iTT Itt a-l.vpi !.-. n ry "-ni!T,
fx- no Wao,V. oruiaor fhliil caat. M ail rir t a
. i:r. ti.r..' rurlii tlisfAy n ! ettal'Ua Lt.i
torHMi-tti, vtft riiU fiiJur.as Li.-H.
J ut up t:i Jitw tx:k. caJ U ii- tni V take.
Walker V ISadsr Slfsr. I'o., rrey'rs,
40 J4 Mr. rw rrrt.
Kl FFEiir-i) 30 YEARS.
J-rr TUT. ?Ant.T' r tI, IT.
10 ntrst rs t-n vt.kt I tmv. M.flor; i-r t'.o M
yr (ir-flrHHBtl,i hl)l i;itnu. riot,
f Urum so ta1 t 1 c-.nT.il tt t rin1 Uh-u iu If t. I
b-t w! l all l it! . wit'...i wi.rTdli$ LitcOM
"tiy tilrh vnuij hrln . -n iwti ri IiIim-.
4Nut en tai a- I mm UJo--0 lw ry a vttfci n
J-'Uf MH DJ mm Cti If. tt.ta! R. r nt.I(.i
I 'ur Nn:l. 1 w roiir. Iv cnr..l hrin .livi. r..l
ti xsl--nt kitHli kitd irx.it 1 0-
J lBAi.Aii; k!litcul t U ' l;Mt
iii-i. u. r i Liiiusa u a. u
IK.T GO F1KI!G ACOVSD.
A rvmilattac m;-tl!ctr, . I ran roniiJen tlr rwn!mij
I..Vhkt. 1 hBA aail II in K-y ImjiuIj hui kww
t'ii r wlit trlt it, ar.4 ail frorn inif it p "xl iirij
r-l... It rt'nt fir f'MiMnc aTno-l n-1 y"
irmUnc ao fJiit, bat K aTim.tt to Imslm-M and c
cvmpltiM.a tlaat t r-t:iiU) it S -nt .
UM.K. lL VALI. b.lrp-l, L. L
OF VEAUS STADIU.
I dM or tattta of Tii;oiir: and cui trtiV.tMx My
fut tt ha rtirvd aw ui Di.si Mll UU itlLJOt t.fcA irf
elfc f 1 , jf
C. BflX. K t,LrS.ana, M.J
l- -)R SAI.KUY
O.-W. SPEERS,
Hi: I Y; ; .S r, Somrrset, 1 Vr.
V ho it antliorlic 1 lo guarantee ViK'.rcnc to pmt
a trnaranietM.
S I't. 1.
m wmc TrTDICTl? fir
WAVCf Ulll)ll POLISH.
ALWAYS BCAOT fO USC
Kr,M,.ki.M.t It.
flt -a. U. lhillilrM.Un
rCu POLISH W-, Hio'to-a
no
MIXtKt;.
DtJBT.
RDST.
WBTK.
BRUSH.
PE.NRTS. ZIECLER, Sole Kanufaclurer,
Sv.. M at. J.ta airccl, rhtMrlrkbv
CANDIDATES STICKERS.
ll!.-lr.e with the tJinudc!ayol hao.! clij pliig.
Ask jour I'tiaHr lr n Bnrr.plc, i:r ft.Mrose
JAMES ARNOLD, Manuf., Phila, Pa.
t. s
Cook & Beerits'
FAIfflLY GROCERY,
Flour and Feed
STORE.
MewotiM mmt reietlully announce to onr
frlen.!ar I the pubMr xonerally, in the town and
lcintty oi Somerset, that we nave ojieued our
NewStore on
MAIS CROSS STRKE1
And tn aoilllb.D to o mil line of the beet
C'4itf- lioiic-r VotifiiiM.
TuliH-(-ofi, 1'isnrta. Av.
We will cm. le Tor. at all time, to n;;,ly jut rat.
I.'t&ert with
BEST QUALiTY OF
PMELY FLOUR,
CO UN-MEAL,
OA TS, SHELLED COEN,
OA TS C CORN CHOP.
UliAN, 31 1 DDL IN (IB
Andenrytliin; i.artatulnj to lt "cd Hcpart
mcnt at tl.9
lowest mm mm.
CASH ONLY.
Al, a well rk -led litocE o!
OUsnaare; Kt-mewrre, WcoVr.ware. I iutlii
af ktuda. and
STATiONJin
W I ii a "i ..:i rbf j ttc rheapetl.
I'Uaaa li, eaamine our icooda of all kind an
lutlificJ (run yuurura ja.liniet.t.
Uoe'l forgrt whan w flay
MAIN CEUSH Stmt. Foaral, P
i.5'ii-'yCv iv
MIM1
READY-:!;j;.l J 5MIXB
oilier
NE W A D VEIl TrSESlENlS.
COMPLETE PALL STOCK
-or-
Linoleum, &c., &c.
At the Lowest l'rluea la thia Market,
HENRY McCALLUM,
77
FIFTH vsrTr,
ABOVE "WOOD ST.,
riTTNIU IUill. PA.,
FOUM ERLY
W. D. McCALLUM,
established Ki.
IM. J 3.TI
inT: liuc sale.
Kir virtue l anorlcrof aale lamed out of the
Coart ol t'oinnim. riea cl Somerael nmnly. Pa.,
anl tonie.llreeteU. 1 will exioae to uhllcaaleon
tne f reuiirva, oo
Thursday, 0itt?r 24f 1878.
at 10 o'clock a. v., the foUowtnv described real ea
atteot ioltias lUuUttK lunatic, vu:
One plHiitHUt-o 9ituat In Faint twp., Somt?r5rl
county, fa., atljtj.nin Ual$ Jun- Weaver, A.
IK Wcttvrr. AtrauHiu Weaver, and otltLT, imn
tHlnint. IM cn havlnir thcnH erected a (wo
Ury Irani ilwollinif bue. bank barn, aud other
(MUUuillinuri, hnviuc: alM llicrfii a tine on-hanl
ol truii trv, aU.t cu are. of aald larra bclnc
clcnr, au l the reM meadtw and timiwr laud, there
being aln a plcntllut supply of rol water on the
fa fiu. l iter mill a1o ih; a variety of Mjrul
prt'jierty olltivd b-r eale at the fniuo lime.
ftlittlrff ol w.c, hrM.nwa, younKcattle, Urm
litK ttttleinmia, and b'Hine auJ fcl'.tu--n lumiture.
TKKM.S. thie-thlrd tit hand on eoMlrniHtbtii of
Artie, one tli lr 1 In nix m.nihit, and one third tn one
ye.ir therc.iHer. with iiitcrtt m the deterred pay
ment tnun csnttirtnuion ot ule. Ten iwr cent ot
the purchase muey must be paM on tne day of
Tenu of iuIo of perrtiiutl property will be made
knuwn tu duvt ile.
iiAVinsTrrrr,
vt. 1 tVtunilttee ot Iobiu W -avcr,
A
UlMTOIfS NOTICK.
1 No. iN, April Tcnn, lsT,
Uommn I'k-ai ol S,in-rrl
) Uouuty, I'a.
Jamr I Push.
(Voluntary Asflgmnent)
A.-count tilcl July !. 1S7H. and Scj.t. t. W. on
llllb.n of Amiuneo b Mcwra. Coltrolh fc Kai-
iiei, in" .il".... j, ..iv .-.v ........ ...
S.i tt AU'lKor to (limrlbutc the lunds In the hands
nl lbs AMlarnce lo and atnonn tmwe IcKaily enti
tled therein and Inquire inlo and aw-friain how
mm-ti uurii.ti lutort st If In the juJumentomotot
and deduct the name and adiust all ll8:uted lucl
conccrniiiK aaid dislrlbutl.m.
Kxtractn fr.m the Record.
Certilicl 0;h Scptenilr, 1H7S.
(1 S.) F. .1. K'i'iSKK, Pn.
Kotii-e i hereby given to all parties Interested,
that 1 will atten 1 1 the iluiica il the al.v ap
pjintin. til at my ottlce In t he Un uli of Siimcracl,
on Mon.tav. .-!otr U, UTH.at 10 o'ebk a. m
where those interested can attend U they aee
l"M JUHN K S(fTT,
Sep. ii Audit..
IN
JOT ICE IN DIVORCE.
Cathnrlne Walker, )
bv hernext lilt nd I
Samuel She. lt, j
V No. 40, A i.rli Term, HT8.
T
Alexander Walker. J Alia Su' .en In Divorce.
Auau!i. l7t, .m motion of Valentino Hay.
Kf.,' Ationie of Ullnnt, the tvrt appoint
John 11. 1 lil,"K.v., examiner to take tha ttnll
monv and rewrt the factf, with an opinion.
Kxtract ln-m the recorJ, eertided ih antb day
ol April, 1:.
Y. . 1. KWISF.it. Pro.
All perwma Interest ed In the above cafe will laka
E!c that the owrlnc.1 i xatnlucr. will 'It at In
oflb-. at Somerset. Pa., on the Kith day oi)i.lMwr,
ISTj, to attend to the duties ol hit appointment.
JOHN H IHL,
Sep IS Kxamlm-r.
SSHJXEE S SALE.
liy virtue ol an.i order of I he C:url of I 'onion
Pleas ol Sinerwt county, 1 a 111 aell on the prein
Le in if.t.crrvalley Twp., on
Saturday, Ovhlfr 12, 1S"S,
at 1 .'ct.rk r v. oi fall day, the billow ln real
estate, vil :
A tract of land In Bmthrwalley Twp., a.ljoln
Init lan ls of Jonathan Horner. Joeeph t'over, I'an
lel Snyder and other. coulalnlnK luj acrea, almut
W acre clear, with yoo.1 dwelliiiK Iii.uih- and bank
triirn there. erecte-1, anil havlDK an orchard and
fuirarc:impon the pri-mlae.
1 KK.MS made known on day ol ale.
W. St KEH,
Sep. ! Asalifnee of John J. Krltt.
A
UD1TOK S NOTICE.
V. . C. Hi. k an.1 Anna his I In Ibe Court oil ora
alle.to m.-n Pleas of Somcr-
.I..1.H M . MlnK'r. I cl Co., Pa., No. 44?
April loriii, 1S77.
( Voluntary Assinnmcnt.)
rt.trniberth 1S7. on tietltlon of aa.litn.-e by
Win. H. hoonti. fcs.)., hie atbjrncy tin vurtan
l.nt U.S. Kmlsley. l.si., auditor lo mnriuuie
the Inn. Is in the bunds of the amiifncc, to, and
lii.mit tliine leifallv entitled thereto.
i:xtra.-t In.m the Records
Certincd 4th of Septcmlier,"7.
p. J. KIK StK.
prothonotary.
Notice if hereby (tiven that I will attend to the
.luiles of uiv alivc apilntmcnt at theoltlceof W.
H. K..nti." )., in the lirouh of Someraet, on
Monday, Octoiicr ltib, li:.
H. S. KNIiSLEY.
Auditor.
I)
ISS0LUTI0X NOTICE
rheco partncrshlpheretofi.ro cxirtina; between
tin underlKued, under the tirm name or SiiKe.
llurrell At:.... Is this day illMolvct by mutual eon.
K-nt. The business ol the firm will be settled by
K A. Saae kCo., New Kerlln, N. Y.
W 11 ITM A N A IH RRF.I.U
J. II. 1VKS. K.A.SAUC,
W. A.U U
The undersigned. havitiK purcbasi-d the Interest
or Whitman A Purrell and James H. lve In laeto
ri. and .imtraets lor milk, will continue the busi
ness un.b-r the tirm name of K. A Sage A Co.
Ui.ted August -."A 1ST.
F..'A.SGE,
Sep. 25 W. A. H la
YU PI TOR'S N 0T1 CE.
be undcr-lirricd, Auditor, appointe.1 by the
Orphans' Court of Somerset. Count, to
distribute the funds In the hands ol
John Sis l. hcr and Win. M. Schrock, adiululstra
u.rs ol Tobias Silcher, dei caseil. to and aimmK
hose Icird'r enlitle.1 thereto, an.1 to ascertain eol
atcral inheritance tax due the Common wealth
hereby elves notice that he will attend to thedu
tics of his appointment at the othca of W. H.
Koniitx, Ps.(., in the borough ol Somerset, on
Thursday the -.'4th day ol ttctober, IMS, at lo
o'clock A. M- of said day, when and where those
inif rested In said distribution can attend If they
think proper.
Sip. 25. Auditor.
r E0AL 'NOTICE.
fo Pose Ann lihoads. (widow.) Jnne. Intermar
ried with John lHlti.n. E. W. Klmads, C. p.
Ithoads, Samuel S. l;biw.l, A. Lincoln Hleiadf,
lanlcl W. lili.auls, pl.u be K. hh..ad, Kyal
Khoaiis, itfarr, lnlerniiirrle.1 with J.iseph Cole
man, llanlcL InU-rmarrleit with Cnmellua Yoiler.
Kllen, int. t married with Samuel II. Nelf, Sarah.
Intermarried with Daniel Saylor. Kmtna Klinadf
and Catherine Hhoa.ls, all resl.ltna; in Somerset
Co., Pa., exw-pt Harriet, Kmiua and A Uncoln
w ho resi le In I..wa, y..u are hereby di d iricl to ap
pear at Orphans' Court to be held at somerset. n
.M.indav, November 11. next, to accept or retus"
the real estate ol Daniel li'hna.ls, dre'd, at the
aplalseil prl.- or sliow causo wliy the (Ante
sliould nut be sold.
Sherlrl stirflce. ( 1E. W. PILK.
Sep. xa, 'H7S. i Sheriil.
I kcl. 2
TE0AL NOTICE.
lo Sirah Fried line, widow of Ar..n Krloilline.
.t. hn Prie-lllne, Mary Intermarried with J.-hn
Wwhtcnt.eler, Isaac Fried line and Jacob Krlel
Hue. all n sldlnx In Somerset C.-., Pa , Ldla, In
f rmarrlcl with Noah Uid. of the State of l..wa;
Abrwlisin VrledUne.resbHnK In Nerada Territory.
Iranklln Krieilllne..rthe State of Iowa, you ara
hereby nntltlo.1 to appear at an Orpenns- Court to
I mi held at Sninerset, on'M'.nday Hie lih day of
Soictnbcr. ticit.to accept ot n'tuse the nuil estate
or Aaron Prlclline, .Iro'd, at tha appraised price,
cr Show cause why tl a same should n..t sold.
horlirsOrh.ce. tltti. W. P11.K
ep. -U, U7. ( Sherlrl.
O. t. 1
A
VCITOK'S NOTICK.
William A. Border) In th Court or common
to Picas, of Somerset County,
Lorrtu MorrelL N Apr. Term, 177.
I Voluntary Assigniient )
SetitemUr 4. l7a, itltlon of assign.
b W. H. Ko.it. Psii., hla att.irney, tn Court
appoint P-d Wcull. Au llUir, to distribute th
tun.l. in the hands ol tl. Asal(tn, tu and am.WK
i.. i.allT entitled thereto.
r xtrai.-t mm th Ucurl( . ertlocl In, 4th Sept.,
p,7s i r.j.'Kr.Lsi'.ili-ruJ
t'(ll altenil tp the diitlr ol th alwt appolat
liiciilal wy olliew In the borough l Momeisct, on
Thursday. L S4, at 1 oVIock KM.wM
Sep. Auditor.
10,000-
AURMTI W A5ITt:n tMyth.HW
wb.UH.an Imslncas. ami .lesira to
make I mm S'J lo II per day need
apply Hcn.1 1 cent damp lor particular.
Iter. S. T. Hark.
Hep. 1 Imo Milton, Nnrthuuiberland ti Pa
set
r. st a n r. ? .. ; r r. is a
SOMERSET. PA., WEDNESDAY,
HKNATOR RLtl.tr..
Th National lltHka.
Hon. Jimc 0. BUino, cf Maine,
io adjjresa 'delivered ia Faoruil
Hall, Boston, Sopt. 21, ihua dwonfH
ed the question tf abolihLiag tbe Na
tional lUrjks:
Tbe RepublicAQ party, iwulf rtfipju
sible for the Gnancial Icgixlatioa of
the coun'rr lt thelt sixteeu jear,
baa never, ia aur plaif jria of princi
ples I have aeeo cuuuciatcd, made it
self renponsible a party for tho
oational biak Bvsteui. Bui I wah ia
Coore8 duriuir the Wislalioa 03
tbe nubjt cl, aud I Lave aever bueu
disposed to ebirk or evade ibat issue;
and witile 1 do not pretitod to know
enough of the stifiice of fiuance tj
declare that tbe national bank
ayatcro ;
II THE END OK AM, WISDOM
on that fuhjfct, I do make bold to
declare that there baa never been in
this or any other country a system of
banking which gave so tnucb nbsuluto
security to "tbe third party, which ib
tbe bill holder, as tbe national bank
system of' tbe Unked Ttates Ap
plause Wbcn you talk flipautly
ia party conventions and eUewbure
of ab ihfhiair (he natioatl talk
tem, 1 btg ,tu to rttltic: awmomeLt
and we what will be the effect of this lte -'rJ- he Bank or hngland
step. There aro three bills pending j ftQtl fcf Amsterdam, or the Bank of
in Congress for reetoring tbe old uev-r presented such securi-
.State batiks. Do you want them ! lJ tJ bill-holder. The $322,000,
back? TA voice "No"! TLev were ' as'-ional back bills out in tbe
very good if the men behind tho 1
counters were honeist. The Sufl'jlk
eystcm in New Eaglaad was consid
ered the safest, hu: yet, wita n'l in
safe guards, i: wrts Bimply good if the
men wnoruntbe banks were god
If the men behind tbe counters were
dUhonest, i was a fraud upou the !
pubiio. We bad euoruious explosions i
among the Slate bank. Twenty Bve !
among tbe Slate bank. Twenty Bve
years ago a. bank in a small towu in
Maine tailed. It had taken out $J0O -!
000 in bills from the engraver, and j
$2o(000 ef those bill were out when I
tbe bank faded, and they are out yet j
ine losses of tne American people j
through tbe failures and defalc .tions ,, , - , ,
of State banks annually was farlar-l The Oao 1 (Miss) Mate icdul
ger than you can ever make by tbe ! Ke8 ,n l!,',l 1 horoscopic view of tbe
system of optional banks, because : 'ory of 1 1SI It will do ai harm
the people had no mode of regaiuiufeif r Northern lienncrats t. read ir,
tbeir losses Jf the Republican par-,
ty bad no otter claim lor resptc: up-1 Wir,u l'eiubi:c.r,9 wno tnioK every
on the intelligence of the American ! li?la baa beeu uIed "d lfce bW
people, they would have a large one, " H011' 11
in stepping forward and 6ujiisg tha-,1 "Io all human I kelsnood a Demo
thene thirty-eight Uuiied S:a:es are j cr-- wl" waIk ui lllB hue House
not going to have tbirty-cighi kinds! 8leP" in 1SS1 ud uke l,A la tbe
of money, bat one kind, circulated
under tne autuority of tno nation.
Lcng applause. And then tbe
Republican parly said ano'her ll.in
Senator Tburmaa describes the na
tional tank system as
AN frTIOPS MONOI'ill.Y
-1 don'f kiiwwbat dictionary te
studies. In the dictionary 1 read, a
monopoly is described as something
enjoyed by an individual to the ex
clusion of his fellows. When tbe
Republican party came into power it
found that the various banks exiMed
largely by special charter. They
perfected the national back system.
They said tt.at so far as banking is
concerned ia this country it should
not be a peculiar privilege fur A, B
or C, but anybody wbo cl coses to
engage in banking shall have as per
fect liberty to do as ahy otber indi
vidual, and this is the way to do it.
Any five gentlemen in this crowd, or
any ctber crowd, who choose to or
ganize a bank, are at pet feet liberty
to do it, with just one simple condi
tion, and that is very important. The
United States steps forward and says
you may organize your bank, but be
fore you do it you must step up and
put 10 per cent more of United
S;aies bonds into tbe Trea-ury than
the bills you propose to circulate;
and then, if you propose to misman
age your batik, we will take your
bonds aud pay your btll holders, for
you shan't cheat them.
A voice "Ain't tne Government
good for the greenbacks 7"
Mr. Blaine I will answer the gen
tleman. I am willing to answer any
respectable gentleman. Tbe State
banks that wt re abolished Lad no
power to make a note good scarcely
beyond its own borders. You
couldn't pass & Boston bank bill io
Philadelphia you never saw a Phil
adelphia bank bill circulating ia Bos
ton. You could not travel to Chica
go ou Boston bank money. You
changed it on every State Jinc. Vet
I want to say to my friend that,
whatever tbe currency of this coun
try is, ycu will never get rid ol
bankt, and the question is only to de
termine what kind ot banks you will
have.
Banks have existed ever since com
merce was known among men,
and
YOU CANNOT DISPENSE WITH THEM,
for tbe simple reason that it is the
place where the borrower of money
meets the lender. 1 ou cannot carry
on busiuess without having 3rue
common point where the rana who
borrows money sball meet those who
lend. If yuu break down the nation
al bauks under the cry that they are
a monopoly, you raise up the ghost
of the old State bank just as euro as
fate.
I re 'ue 10 be r oi bearing of a man
burgniuiug for a stock of timber.
Three prices were offored. One was
to pay 10 "wildcat," mat was .nicni-
gan money. Anotner price was 10
"red tag, ' wbicn was Unio money,
and the best ctler made was to pay
io good coun'.erfei's oa a solvent
bank in Mew England. Laughter
That is th old S ate bant currency.
Ob I sty some gentlemen; the nation
al batik's have a double chance. They
get interest oa the bonds and on the
money they circulate. That is ao
exceedingly good story until the oth
er is told, and it would be very ef
fective if tbe national banks did not
pay taxes. I should like any gentle
man to tell me if he knows, m all his
experience, ot property in any form
that pays the taxes the national
banks do.
FA. voice ' pjn'l tho b rower pay
the taxes V
Wait a minute. Tbe total valua
tion of your great and beautiful city
is six hundred and thirty millions of
dollars and the total tax levy is sev
en million, eight hundred and odd
thousaud short ot eight millions.
Four national banks pay ia
000 ia taxos, one-ninth of your tax,
OCTOBER 23. 1878.
11 per crut ; and, beaide tha', iheM
bank pay $705,001) ia taxes to the
Oern-ral (Joternment. Tbe national
banks of tis very city of Boston pay
$l,ri'0,000 taxes on a capital or ..VJ,
000,000, that is, a per cent, on tbe
whole. Will any Kcntlernan tell me
of any fifij-two millions cf property
in the city of Bunion or tbe Statu of
MaocbueUt that pays that tax f
Applause. Well, euppoFe you
AlttiUMIl THE NATIONAL HANKS,
if that is the (Hiestion you have got to
vole on, tbe bond.-1, which are held
by the Government to euntain the cir
culation, and which are tbe basis cf
the corporation that pays the tax, go
back to tbe boldur, and are not ia
tlionibelves taxable property at all.
But the bonds, which are nou -taxable
in the bands of the banks, are put In
to ciruuUiioo and voluntarily subject
ed by their owners to the severest
system of , tax'tiioi! ia the United
S'.ates. Applause.
The entire bank eircuUti ki of tha
country i $:.22,O00,0O0. in round
numbers. There are $130,000,000 of
bonds drpoi-ited to secure that circu
lation, and every one of that $o0,
000,0(10 is worth and will cell for
more thau iU faco in gold f-doy in
the msrkets of the world. I submit
that the like of that never exis'.ed ia
usuua tt l:io pifiiiio to uigni arts sun
taint d by $1.0 .OUO.OOO of g( Id, or thut
wLicli is absolutely ct livalrur. toil,
ujil r makes ihu bills ab.iulu.t ly good
iu tli inuds of the h-A '.en. Njwtho
totul i lxespaid locally by ".In na'.ion
ul buaHoftbe United 8' a'.e.- amount
7 ? J'01
"t-ral (Jov
'u: l"i
to $: :;(i 000 ; tho tsxes paid to tbe
eminent are $7,200,000.
ui l" "'geiutr HuU Juu gi "-
ue" f ba,f n!,I''-a of doliars of
lBSt! "en ecu irom tne national nanus
of tbe Cl"' ,lr.v'
The is. i.iurratir irvrainine.
a:iu 11 UIJJr u" wucl 1 V '
1 lueauai cnatr.- t next aeciajea
that this Demccru'ic President "will
send his first message to a Dc-rnocrat-j
ic Senate and a Democratic House ' j
That then an "irre.d.-tible politi.ul j
revolution will set ia a revolution
that -aid sweep from the Constitution
and statute books tha 1-it staiu and
blemish of New Eagland ideas."
L is safe tosay that the following
protramme will be followed out to 1
the uttermcst letter and sylaqle
Firit. The republic will be di
vested of tbe powers that it has usur
ped from the States since The
re'ered rights cf th several Com
monwealths of the Federal L'nion
will be recognizid in their widest
scpo and range. Ia a word, tbe
Calhoun theory will be put in prac
tice, while Hamiitonism will te torn
up root aod brsccb, and destroyed
forever
Second. The unconstitutional
amendments will bo repealed, and
the Constitution wiil thus be reetortd
to its primiiive vigor, the ballot-bvx
purifii-d, aud poliiics redeemed in aa
unlimited measure from the demoral
izing influence of ignorant, vicious,
and mercenary sufTrage.
Third
The national banks wiii bj
leveled with the dust, the United
Slates bonds will be taken, and the
greenbacks will be made a legal ten
der for every dollar of public iadebt-jto
edaess.
It goes on to state that "a thous-
and and one other reforms, necessita-'
ted by radical treason ana misrule,
will be made." It shouts "Hurrah
for Jell Davis." and why not? With
such changes be will be tbe represen
tative statesman. The editor at Ok
okna may not be as wise as some cf
his fellows, but we hare no doabt he
is nure honest aau oatspaaen.
Hakrisbi Ri, Septcmbtr 27, 1S7S
"A little incident occurred yester
day morning, that will ba of more
than ordinary interest to the veteran
Union soldiers in Ilarrisburg, especi
ally to those who were confined in
the prison pens of the South during
the war. Among the guests at the
Lochiel for the past week has been
General David ickers, of New Jer
sey, a tad, bnc-Iooktng gentleman,
wbo served with credit and gallantry
in a New Jersey regiment, as Gener-
al II oyt did in one from the Keystone
State. During the war Vickers and
Hoyt were captured by the Rebels,
and confined in one of the Southern
nrison oens. Macon, tieor.ia. for a
l.ini titne In order to ntevent the1,, . i,. :. . .., ....
----- -
threatened bombardment of Charles-
ton. Suih Carolina, by our troops on
Morris Island, a large body otpris-i
oners, about six hundred ia number,
including all the field officers, were I
sent on cars ti that city. During the
jouroey Generals Hoyt aad V ickers,
.ivuU.r...i.u " " - - -W4V.C.,
.iniffin,nifii1 K w f . lhr.a ntliara
.-urtuil ivisiumv. w ,uiu iuiu
'mis tt.S..br f hrnah an.t watwr an.1
remained there all day. hungry unto t
ttarvatioa, and almost literally con- j
i- mn.niiitAa When tha'
oi.ii.v v .j.....
night came on they got back into the
road, and when within a few milt-sol
our lines were treed by bloodhounds,
sprang irora ine cars in me uaraess, i (j0 ,tat cr let the Common wealih eo i"-'""' V. -- -?"t.t.s,.ii
when thev were io full motion, and ta tbe dogs It was not what lbe ; craW scrrcaaded the place c ,set- b .-f'.i-t-rs w;ii i?ri n th tie
escaped. "They wandered through Laoicals call the argument if Ue!is Learttng tuat the n.t et;r ,ai Vda.s. Gr.ts a.d liaas
tbe swamps ad U'ht, and knowing shot-gua that I used iu my districV. i.urad ttey proceeded t-t A-' - f. , .V ,.? 'zts.
they were hunted like wild beast ' tut the argument of the ahV-baff . ! restdeace. pa. ea d:.a the d.-ors. -
aod fearioe recapture, waded ioto ! was unaaiwerahl- ni.l ia tuo wtai.-ws. raa--i.k-.d ts,o A i.t.. b. y, ia m-".-: ?'
and taken ou to Charleston, where " wcr3 watchiDC the election, and ; Vf1 -.';," (Ceara trot,
they remained all through the bom j brought abouiw ahoKsorue and d,--! l,rf J k:li. l"at' T -'V R'
har.imentL Iurinir their stay there ri . s k.. .,..; p-bt'.oaas u Aew Onraas w;-.i u.v
they became separaied, and from thai1
w .
day until yes:erd.T Ibey had never
m-. an.I hnmut it. was with more thaa
ordinary feror that the two veterans
grasped hands and congratulated
-a..h rttiiKi- at .bd Lichiel Hotel ve -
..-. - I T--.v4i-.vi,.. iwvii t . - v t
terday. The t wo offiees sat and r-i ttA0a at ih pulls ariy aai h'. and ! ga'hoo-.U fro the matter rest
lated their experience t each other brought order ct,t el chac with L-rib-IV, r x Mr. Liunt arrived ia -
siuco their aeparation, and it was t - vi -
dent that their parting tor .-nee
-.r had not obliterated that love
for eatth other that U fell in common
by all the veteran or the war.". A man in t en.ee, t.t., cs Ea i-.a " a tti;o a -uateu oa corses, it if a ,-if a -U,irriburj
Duly Tttfjrih. 1 ht cit Othello or Mewer ef Va-c. I tkT left Itta he wa ordcri t t r.ie.t-rtsmi
i
Af5
111 1.1. am
1 1I K M K
si re 1.
Mil l ion
Tha orgaiis oT lbs railroad eaniii-
date for U .vernor, Andre II. Pill,
tiaviud denied his guilty participa
tion in the attempted Nine .Million
Steal, il bccuuifcs our duty to place
his record before our readers. It
will be seen that "iho child of the
circuit" In this, as ujvm u!l other leg
islation entailing a stirrenJer of
rights upon the pnrt cf the Common
wealth at the bidding tl corporations,
was faithful to the grtedy powers
which plat ed him b tho LegidattirH
It was only after tho u!;ernat jrlal
maggot ha J entered his head, that he
awakened to the necersity of an oc
casional recogoitiou of tbe wiabe,
interests and rights of the people.
Senate bill 1070, better known m
the "Nine Million Steal," was rail
roaded through both llounes within
forty-eight hours after iti ititroJuc
tion. It was entitled 'Vn Act to fa
cilitate and scure tie co.slruction
of aa additional railway connection
between the waters of the Sosnue
hanna anil the great lakes, Canada
and thn northwestern States, by ex
tending the aid ami credit of certain
corporations to the Jersey Shore,
Pine Creek aud BjITjIj Riiiway
Cotnpiiiy, and ia like manner t aid
th construction cf th Pitt-burg,
Yirgiuia ar.d Charleston Railway,
t"ie C'ieai Geld and Bjtlalj Railway,
and the Eiie and Allegheny I'.ail
tvay." The preamble sets f-.'ttli the
iibpoitaiice to the Slate if an addi
tional connection of tho anthracite
auti biiuniiuous coal Gelds thtough
the budding of the abovu mtntioutd
road. "t hereby a Jdiug greatly to tho
taxable valuta for State, ouaiy aod
ni'Jiiici.tal purposes," etc. !t ciion
one authorized the Jersey Shore,
P:tc Cr-ik and Buffalo Railroad
Company lo execute a Brst mortgage
to the emouut cf tlx milLou dollars',
which should cover the'r en.iro line
of road, to secure the paymeLt cf six
millions cf the bon is cf the I'eau.-y I
vania Railroad Company, then in
the taking fond of tho State, and
wL'cb were to bo delivered to said
Jersey Shore, Pino Creek ad Buf
falo Railroad Company ; the- pro
ceeds of Biid bonds to bo applied to
the building of the Jersey Shore
road
SZ..'i.n,u.. .....etlr. ,1 1 1 b I ih..
i" o , .11 i-i v--w m
$:;,y00,000 cf Allegheny Valley Rati-
road bonds, then iu tho hands of the;
.ommiboiocers o. ice 4-iaaicg ruoo,tbe report of the .Se'-ie.-y
together with all the guararileeH can-1 Treasury for tic period c ;v.
nected therewith, be "appropriated I this cjutr..ver.-3-, and i.,!i
for aiding iu the development tf cer- j facto at i.-ue.
1-t di-.tr:itj ot the common aeailb,
as folio 1 : To the Piusborg, Vir-
giuia a. a Charleston Railroad
UOO.COb ; to the Ck arCtld and Bollalo
un w y t-maay, ; i.iou.ouie to the
Erie uud Ail.-gteby Railway Com-!
pany, StoOy.ow tor whtcb toe State
was to receive the bonds, ropective -
ly, bearit0' the same lutereat, maiur.
ing the sitae time as the bonds tbe
State then Le.d, ia pro rata prcpor -
tion irom taen company, "an cl j
which shall be SCCII ed by a "Vi ';
mortiraire coon those lines, the said'
companies limiting their first niort -
8ko i- a- uiiii-iiN, uui ri-i-eu.ug
. . ..... .........
f IC.000 p-r mile, etc.
laitu ion, ii.c ui-g-jiujj uni
-. .. 1 k ,..
was read and luiii upoa the table.
la fsw iaioa.es thereat.tr a motioa
was ruade to proceed to a stcoLd
reauini? nnd con.-iJtriitiofi of tl.e bill
and th yeas and Lavs were rcuuired
bv Mesrrs. Brcwa. cf Clarion. aiid!re
Saa.-lcck, tf Beaver. Mr. Dill, with phree Congre-mea.
fifty-three others, voted for the mo-!'-"at "-te, ah. tv.
lion. .Mr. Brown ra;s;d the point of'oijiJ' -''.''''O vote-, a
ordi-r that ii r '-aired a two-third
vote to carry the motion; but the
chair decided ite point not well tak -
en. and Messrs. Brown and Boileau
appealed lrota the decirioa the chair
liemg sustained by A. II. Dill, of Ua
loa, una nny-cigh; others. A motion
postpone consideration was voted
id. wo, Dill voting No. A motion to
adjourn was voted down, Dii! voiicg
against it. The bill was then put
upon its passage on second reading
and Mr. Dill voted for it every time.
Next day, March l-th, the bill was
put upon third reading aud parsed,
Dill, ot Union, voting for it
Tbe above bill took from the sirA-
ji - ig fund $0,500,000 cf bonds arurdv
... Hum in an-
iag fund $0,500,000 cf bonds amply
j secured, of which the interest and
i part of the priacipa! were ancuaiiy
! paid, substituting therefor the mort-
i gage bonds of projected sad experi-
mental roads, thus jeopardizing the
safety of tbe funds.
Oa February 7 th, 1S70, bill No.
19.", "An Act to authorize railroad j talk any loader ot a great p?-u.'r
companies to lease or become lea-1 maTerrseriw. The tide is settiajr fast
sees, and to make contracts with cih-1 against them, aai tty have noade
er railroad companies, corporations j their largest showiaj, tha: a.voa:s
-tad parties," was iotrodticed and rc-j'O jo-t ttrec Demccratk Repr,-e!.ts-ferred
to the Cjmmi-.ree on Bal'.-.ia tj tires elected bv the as.-i?taa-.- c!
. This bill was intended to build op a
railway montpoly and enable cum -
patie through l"ck cf ccKoeiiiion,
. t j exact enormous freight tariffj and
; ray be roc.-idrpd tK t-..i!n.'t'.,n cf
i tbe freight discriminations. Oa the1
i'j,h cf February tte bill was re.'
m - rtert ,-, -. ii,:a it, ,t, o . t.
i .i i?nu uituitu its erterai reaa-
j j ttcj wa4 adipted, Mr. A II
t iH vo-ing for it at ev'trv stage.
'
lavt Cieors I a, Rs aenex Vea.
' Kr'31 K" 1
l-criT-re'-s.
j Our only safety was ia iatimida
t.: 1 , i ... ...
. uu criuerj. tte aaa ettcer to
v4 llltan4Ksr,tila In nl.i nd.,ri
j ...
fn- Wka I first ued tta hot-bj ! Tb,-r m;fl l.
bad b-longod to me, aad he ' uaii tl fU " 1
- tn: .. . . t. . i . niTbtf Mayer i. ij towj was r-rcseat.
; wi4.- annul iu UJ iia'.eve-- 1 IC'.iil , , . , .4
i bim. The style in which he dis- i arii IT !- PWd.0fT cf the
, pensed largess from the shot-bag M.!-iob Other Kfruo.tca w,r ar-
j ,oni bed the federal officials' wtojW3.ff aJ cn '..ed 1.."-
. M" v M ' t III a i V ' . I a. . I VI I.-
.ijlored voter. I never vet saw a
1 ngro that wasut ia favor ft a sound
: ...irr-n.-k.r.i i!.,t
t,v, .arf . .. !.'ti.i.. '.tunt k
; saved the Slate. The Republican
!.ri - .i .t.,f..,.,.i I,- is..
X et,t it clue, with Lrib
sir, bribery P-.,r.
it it was ti;U '
- '
, fr- ,. y
jim.,:,. I s-
'
:
, a .a ..
WHOLE NO. l ll.i':dh;,o!f,i-t. w.si-l ad.isi cl-
loredioru t vii'rt tb-t BepiiUlcan
ssaawa. m aawwM mi wmmmmmmmmmammm j ll fo, .-j I I.Vld twenty five
mm in sirreucy 'nf rsMrteil. I years ill t be Count y, urd 1. 1 l ai't uin
,1 ... 4 .1 .11.11 I...,
The (ireenback Labyr-Ueforin Ota
I Lira are making a great ileal of noise
j in lbi rampawn y gabble on the fi -
'n......!u t.nftL.li..n u,U.l il O itjl. !.f
UUU.-.M,...nb,i.u, u...ir, ' U.l lIUIII, Sill r.il..jl.lOj(r., j v.,o li . n
of argument as it is of truth. Tbeir j trii. ,. J.jL'n and tho Mayor of thw
allegttion is that the currency has ' to a , 'The ou.-.ty Las a R-.-j-.l ':
ben contracted to su.:h a degree tbat,-feQ iuj jrity of 1,-JO'i, ad this is t!,?
bu..iue.'..j iiie.i cannot rei-eire tho bank
iug atvoinlii'idalio'is Oecfi'-.ary to en
able them to conduct their operations
This is a favorite plea with the ora
tors in (uesiion.
Thev assert that the country is
t r . 1. . r I- -
$207,000,001) ol paper currency I p
to that time $215,000,000 w'a-i the
largest auioiiul of parser currency ev
er in circulation at any otic time i-i
this country Banking was free ia
most of the Sta'es anil bi!ik's were
i.suin'r all the etirrtney they c-.tild
keep ia circulation.
No on? then claimed that there
was an inr.:tf!!"ietit volume of curren
cy, acid I doubt whether any re.sr.n -
able iiian will bow Uim that the ear -
re':cy tf was inul!if-.t 13
aittoitnt
Now, ia thy in. .nth ot Jti'ie. 1
Biarriujr ior in- waui oi money. 11111 to prevent li,n Occurrence 01 i.Ka '. -
beet way to reply to such allegations j rijn io lim fj- ire l,i r-0 an.
is by tha tcliiuouy ot an official wboj
has tbr) greatest opportunity of know- j I).m itt r i' mothod I.I S.u'.h
ing all the facts involved. In his Caroiiui receive forthr illti'tration
lute s eceh on th subject of finances, j ia a nice ti n ir hel l at (sot-. I Hop-?
tLe Secretary of the Treasury thus j t.'htin-b, twenty n.ib-s from Suni'fr.
diepostts of ti:H point in tho li.eeti- j Ttie el.urcii and gr oti.id ure o ac 1
back Labor Reform eaotptigu : j l y e 1 ;r d pei jilc, and a ItHptibiiean
I a-k every uiati who believes io rneetihtr wai called at ti.ai Ue
this allegation t v re.-tlc w i: h the f .1- A ntong the speaker invited were
loAiug fat-.s : the II ia .Samuel l.-eandT. J (.-.g!.-
la I SCO, a year cf peace and at ' laa. of riumt r. WLeo iLey ar.-i v. 1
lea.it of 'air prosperity, a year of J at J .d II . they f .und lie irr iij.j.t
Pitmocratie rule, this coum bad ; ia poesi ,a -f 20') uouMe 1 ' m -
!jUst before t!.o great panic struck us, j men, was t.k a t , Jmr, !ra. 1
jour outftaudisg p'.fc-r ciirreijey wasjti the Curt H-.u-o s'p.f -!,-!;
I $7.',0(J.i.) on, ,;f ,f(. iha-i' li.r.-t. M :-.-r- I 1-' 1 1 ai Y.x'.. 5. !r
jiinu-s the mutiir. ii 1 -.; I a iLe'a'inuneKd that if L-e tver d"td t
! ftt.--. cf tbi-t fa-, aid anv man at iuM-U-ti; ihe U (.'Lairit.aa f th-r !'.:. .', -
licence say tha: the p.n-of 1-7.: waslcaa C;ua! C m.ii.;'.'te j cr 1
! tau.td by en i'l.-ulli.ien' vvlubio if : ot!.:r il ibii-aj t... ..--.ia- iallfe
j paper currency ? !t he would b? L 'lied Thi- , t
Tho v
Juan- ia 1
1.1 !.. was grca...r
lhau ii -ad been in tho six r.rsviousiloCcr tiaa theeverst wvrd'. Tie
years. It was .."0,000.000 groeter1
thaa in 1S,0. lu fact the pati.; of
atit
1 like ail its predi t-t
red when there was a:i ; .1
iccrra-ing vol a rue f 1
credit., and I do cot !.. . 1
clare that iuflatioa w is .
s " ijr
i mi l
ttid
'l .i"
. letoiiix catisis 01 tea
That the above statei::
can be cajilv vtri5ed b .
;t is 1
ck.i.
Bot what n.ur. be th-.t
f the
yapid demagogues who atak'.-.tgly
$1,-l?eek to delude '.v kingmen Ly a - crib -
j ig the ' i.ar j to the "dettrue-
: noa cf the e. pie's mottey by the
Govern saeo', a Leu
it is a
palpable
jfacl tfcat we bv now 01 :
j ready f . r circulation since
money
t . fctt io than we had in cr.-aiv
' tion d-iting the Lalcv.n days wLca
.everybody a a prosperous
lbs Creesibaek loliapve
1 lue i eiiera .M:uaH were,
; 11'r a. r. .1 v 1 n r.r r. n - : ;t. w t.h 1 1 ..a i 1
r--.-- j
I wuu game, ana i-eareu .ne
iw..e;.'ii if., iii.ii-r:. ,.11 H vt-rtr n.i
j - r
lt,ajJ
A compa.-isoa of tLe'r pis
;'-lve 1 .b.isbcd cia.cu beL-re
jeicttoa oad ila oet resah makes tha
I moven.a-. ridicoiojs. The 'j.'tea
! back NiUviiai or
ittS ciai.TI-j J 8 h J j-
chjti.-a-td vr.tes ia I-ttiiLa anJ
They ciet ia
y are e'.r.ut-.-:-t.
i wi.u tss Le.p-
ul l-e D.-ia-x-rat, tot by their own
j ro:t. ilectid ce CjCgrr-rCisn.
1 They ciiu.eu one baadred tuctsad
votes ia Ooi", and ?iree Coctrrtti-
j me) BlJ they cast, as near.y as we
can te;. troai laiptrtcct retaras, e;s
thaa thirty thiUa2dvotes aai elect- ,
ed no Congre?rmea. They ..'aicotd '
a Cosreismaa io Vv'eit Virgiais.
bat elected aoae ilaviag to vi? a !
combination itb the Demo.ra ia
Iowa they claimed four Cocgrtss-;
mea, bai, with the heloof Djraacrat- i
ic votes, manage 1 t e!e?t two, a-d ,
it is clear that if they had stood,
aloce they would not have got ,
! That is to say, thev hid do: sa
Oaio and laiiaaa, tte tw States,
i where they tav the gre:es: ;
Utrecg-.b, a third of the vote they ;
claimed, acd if it had cot lees for ;
DemctraUc i.tip tsey woald aot'
have elected a single CaagTfSiraia '
anywhere. It is absurd Lr theai t o ;
one
I That is to ssy,
j Greenback votes
i 't is a pretty p xr s
i 1" H-rald'
!
That tS ai.. Ltd
. . i r j it
ei'i-au sjj.t ...
Tor Ulfl C- f Hall-Is man.
. . : ,
w iDe.lstoi ssttea-xr, I'.ao-
'-" -d l.epu'j.tcaa nsce
cratic atid K-pu'o.oia
were heid ia ihe tjwa it
i were teiJ ia ue tjwa it at
v .1..-
echo The Ueabli.-ans sr
a i-
dresed by da dc Breda aai tie
Uer. Ra'.rd Blot.'., a Baptist nttirs
ttr. Tse speeches were eare: bat
teai. tt.t-, aai t o re.'ireace wasiaaie
to the Democra.n; meetia; ia anoth
er part of the t?wc.
After the R?-ublicaa raee.icg had
; house. S3 J CiUttiaU tl the farfsuate.
i "
ion Governor Ntchclia aad a.-i?d h.
"-r:'-'-"--;-'- he ...
ed to admit that any
Jf-o.'.a-
had
' bea coiuruntc oi, bat sui that
a
ic c'.srt kf wo-'.d t icU th
iad.v.w.. to lave Cot
- lV, , '
O.aa and told t.s s:.-ry.
A:'-er rewaiatn,; iaj.i uaU ta d
i .,.), '. a ,.sV.. ... a...
;otgt; U atl was taken .-at, pa
: his horse, and r.ivrtrd cut ci t.
rapidly fiiisv nnl ami not atop until I. '
was out of tti Stato. uaprt'lif
foul play, h ltflthe fiaJ, a;pl, nr.
int about. ilie-i,v reil t ( tat ai
buib had In en p.ep4re j t it him In
fi-otit, into whii-u b was exjii".d t
! ri'io and bo al't, h:s escort puUtir
! ia the pltra tt At they bud t.-ft, l.ini
!!! '.jl ::tM) yariU from where hn
j left the road twouty-five men w-r
; -1 :i t s 1 tif i with instruct 1 firs 00
j him as Lit roil.' by. Aa hu.v b-en
! iil, L avoi l-d tt.e. e, au. I af ef a
! rule of .''i') in ii i ho r. iii lic l Ale 11:1
1 .1,1 ....1 r...... il - .,. -
uiiia, ni'.i 1 1 i.-ri., 1..--... . . . - "
Orleaii?.
Mr. Bioi.t Li 1 iii-r i S.uro Sfi'.'r.
; )n was t-oiiiim.ad t i !4f rro.er!v.
Loin, aud t!i.;l at t!ii bildtiir '.1' a
i DemRratif m-b I'd bf.Ji. Ci.'i
. ! .. ..t. ... . I ... ... . .... .1 I. m V .. .1
I't-uiocrat.t; wav of ope-!iin;r the caul
pai,ri.
Th leaders of t!io nio'-s ' w,-,l
kuo'An. TI.eir mhi- !.'.r
tiovernor Nktolls, i .; -i' f
no ac.ion to p-
. m . .
t-rats Ihe tj were commvjd": br
C.liOilt.f .1 iH'gua-iU I! Kr',
aides oa (jovertior II sinp'.on's etaT
They tjeiuat! le t a divi-nu cftin.e,
aid crdert-d L-e to "rgac'. tl
meeting. Lee protested, but fioai'T
the meeting was urgm . 1. I'trif in
nridn ad.lre-', hlO-in? Republi
cans aeneriiy, and I.-e particjljrly
Mr. L' e j.rof.jtd-rd t !-av tb p!'.-
1 foro, whea Par.'-ii s'r'n k Lim, a 'id
'other P.-np-'ats eri. tin !';
t-ds were tint wo, aid there i gre.i?
je.X'.iter'ieat. I.-- was put ia h s I, 1-
py. aid, u-jaftJed br a bind-ed i or.
1
1 ;... r;vM 01 !;:, anj toey mi-i
R'-pubii
.-a i:i-jj n-y ia tne
1 ti.C C ,0'l' . ,
' about
V;0. tTi-i Iawi atid Kar:
; a: 'J C'it. t..
j CwUS'.-.-ria;:
' CJlfio'.-' if.;;
f.r th.
i3'.o"i
:td by H.rnt.t
the fa ova -a
4, t.---y a'
the M.
t .ie- fis.-ip pi piati. C ! .r.d Waieh. o-. :
f the - IZatiiptoa'a t.-iai .;'.':", wl-a i:
j plied to fr a warrant fr a-r'--t
tr rrectlof Iirg!3, said: "I)raa -r.ed rigL.
into and the men ouht n t to Lar? orou.-h:
A the Lee to town aave " Uadtr such r
d by Icamstaaces, and ojooi-ed bv tbe ci.i-
all jtary power cf the State, totr cai
i Sou a C'ur il'ai R'-pubintacs ia k a
; iro.-d rec..)ro.'
! ' wia--a hii hij.
!
i A cor! -y-a 1 ,'p was to! 1 s
: years atr-- aWat on t f the ctf
j ti iai.s ot the Laadon gea-rl
1 u
e woo ho. as the fci'ie
wr;ter cf li
ica. i'as
"iag fr ..rn his roo
tV4? D
itrrjorh aa opto doo-, he disi'ict
saw a l-.!-rr s.rter aos-.-a'tt c.
jere.ga f:
I Lis pk
j custody,
i br juzht '
oti a
r aai
The ciaa was g:7f- it
coiaraitted t priv j 'i
t.'iai. Tt-e ca!y w;ta s
.was toe peatieriaa ' h
1
tLft CiCCtitted. At tie cl-i.-e f '
- . . .
1 exan.ioa':oa ! .r lie rr-"r-f'jti.n. lite
i exatr-iaa'ioa
CCUSSel i ,T '.Ii f !
r'.. Z(T t tt '1 s a-. ,r as
' ed tbe w :
I ' I brl-cve. sir, ' .-&: hjUlsx
a ppjtntmect :a the D-t-i tT..-, t o
! are a popular sii L-.:!"
j Tte rsp'y ia tie a IT
I ' Pray, sir, what m$y he t'-.e -'--
'cf bok yea write? ' '
; "Wo.S of !T.i .;2'.t "
; ' W.-.-ks of i-uig'a it; ":, :i .. j.
; lie-l P."y, ? ho is i-. s
rr.it ;.- I v-. i- t:v -
tooi ia par: i.-y a a t'.'.-o: -
tioa."
"Niaj vcir.-."
"Year a.'. ither. I oiiev?, was t j
aa aa:L ?r, artd wrote similar ic.-'i
May I a?k Low raiiy yea.'? ?1? J 'a
ed alivel!h;cd hr d;'-;?o?
"Tca;y."
Ta-?a taraisg to the jary ue p"
oter s cttuastl --.. i :
"Gea;iri4c3, I ir sre uj D.it.ri
jary will coavitt the prisoner oa ".be
cauf p'.rted iv;jea;e cf a .e: : n
wao c ' Lere atta t.. j t;i.
te Las Tr atse rea-a eaias-d'a erAt
.,0, eair ;
aa3 ti Jt ni. vr ;.,r. f.?.
j01te ..e ",iriT? Ci;;; f;r -ie.ty
resri.- '
Co' itL--aI a the 'a !. -:a
- cr,'";., -:.-r a't-saitt'-i ii
7--" ".' l,h'f'i " JJ -.'"r- . v
wao ctsies cere attJ t,.5fj,it:i'.
ar. aetttfr
tavi- vl ot t o- :ca' c.'T;
Es.Tte ! h-i sppsarei ia tie w;
Tfce .Mitfcerai Eiki le
Tie Yr.i,.
W rittr--f?i"i
e-v i f r ?.tt r!"-"
rf
late :
w.vs .-('.tt?r c. s r y i a-r cttT.:2i -by
the sa-.r is i f the tas'j
thai overrat : ar t-'aataii...
cor fi.ivs, -4i s.::t a I a; . s:
ot ri .ri cs e 'a: j?:i;rs io ,'": ri .r
Aai xat i . re. ::e yi". . e .
Sta'e T'.iV? w ". r-'e i r.:; -'" -yei.
Ti? --. t. h t r- r - - ?
as sad oa--. lUt- ;i Li rt .ret
aad Lis Sv.'.it r w il; rask ai.i t if-iVi;':::-;
tts, tie ll,-pj:-a.- ri t.-e
le.ls tie r.r.fv f i i.s
f.vai f h.rcb. W a-af I i
irtifts ;:.e. at-.-,
pntt.f r;r,r
' d -a"; s --. r rerc.str. 3i u
: 1
i
saettiag ;;-- awk
topj Tie text wa . y
tx.i ' Wta oa twj o; .at.-a.
That's tte sosi.itt h.v-e 1 e
saw, said a r--.s'.ry--a t-a
a Saetiaau p,.--
ladJ. a. rv--.;"i t s ir i 4-.
paioa. i-ut I've ia . re as '.
tao if h aa
A a 'd ,?ft, '''-.a t-
th-a at li- sai ;
-Aiaj vk cil a Said i i
iiiri-rr t.- s y.a. Vfii.;.- ie oiat
c. -staM'y a-k t.- rtt It i-r
rsto-avive
Vp.'aop 'ic " IVt
1 .i .ir-f-f ,
t to t.; ti
l t-v
II