"
kihk'av . April . ma-
tr. - - j
It i estimated that under tbe new i
ilia v m m . a m. -J u - a ubiaj '
chosu Pennsylvania will byt P,-,Pib
ulaiion of 4 SCO 000.
WITIII5 itie X wk, f 350,
000,001), four per cent. U. S. Bouca
have been sold br Secretary Sher
man. Wje don't believe it'a true that "cur
Alec" has bad pistol pockets made
in the rear part of bU brei cbe a an
to qaulify bim to prepcrly train witD
the St-uibern Briaditra. j
r x. '
A COBHEfPOXDEXT WHUPg toe j
. t
J
la.urethe other d.y, taya: l"e
.
droed tld tbin? ba-ied at bib uojii j
Lei out Le4;ie!iure tbke tue
What a frUtrjLjeriife C( Uiroeatary
on tbe Democratic cry of "Tilden
and IV f irin" la the preeeul aitenjpt
of ibe D. tu crat iu C'rjre-H to re
peal tht? Uweiac.ed f r tbe prv.Uc
tiv n i-f the hall.M, ulO the purity aud
buLCf'y f Uciiotis.
"TlLbtX aud Reform'' as tbe
Demi crai'c ban le cry iu the Ufct
campaign. w it la Tilderi and a
fclbfl'rd baliul boX.
Who doubts tent j
i iiu ii iii i ir.i nui i
trie principle of the Democracy are:br.,ken compiuiona
eiernul aud uuchugei.bler Ibi-came
1 1
to-dav, to-morrow, and lorevcr. 1
" " " ,
Oxe of tbe rebel brigadiers offered
a resolution in Congrees las: week,
to repeal tbe law that forbids tbe
appjiutmeut of ex Coufederatcs to
pooiiions in the Army atid Navy.
Tbe Republicans deteated the at
tempt but doubtless it wiii yetfcuc-ceed.
The Northern Democracy begin to: the Confederate Brigadiers now coo
wiirtfle. uneasilv as the coils of iLe'.trulling tbat V.dy, have reported
brigadiers co abuui tLtin. Tbey
should Uke courage, and remember
tbe words of tbe thjwman to tbe
timid woman, "No, that boa con
strictor won't bi.e you, mum! he
dallos bis willies whole."
Gex Garfield drcUres that the
campaigu iu Oau w'll be a hot oue,
aud iu oiue rei-pcts ibe uui un
compromising ouo ever kujwa ia the
State. He bas no doubt that the
Republicans wiil carry the Siate
aguiunt ibe couibiutd Deuucrals aud
Greeubackers.
Pkesiiiext Wasuixutos eent in
two veto messages, Madison six,
Monroe one, Jacksoa nine, and Tay
lor four. Now tbe prospect of Tri
dent Hayes follow tug the example ol
the fathers, bas eel tbe Confederate
Democracy cavorting like trick borses
in a circus.
Wj wieb tbe Republicans joy,
who by tbeir votes at tbe last elec
tion, helped to bring about tbe state
of afiaira at Wasbiogion, which
places ex rebel officers at the Lead of
the Committees on Military Affairs
and Pensions in tbe piTccnt Con
gress. Dt Rixo tbe late rebellion the rebels
adopted starvation as tbe readiest plan
to dispose of Unicn soldiers, and now
having "captured tbe Capitol," and
got tbe balance of tbe Union army in
their power, they fcave resolved to
resort to old tricks and starve it to
death.
Ir you want to know bow Gar
field's speech hurts, just pick up any
Democratic paper and see how the
editor froths, and snorts, and de
nounces the Ohio congressman. Tur
pentine on a dog won't make him
half as lively, as GarGeld'a speech
doea tbe average Democratic editor.
Ki-yie, ki-yie ia beard all through
tbe Democratic ranks.
The Democrats jubilantly inform
us tbat oue of the editors of the fire
eating Southern paper, The S'zfes,
was born ia Ohio. Well, what of it?
Didn't we al ways know that a North
ern doughface Democrat could dive
deeper, stay under longer, and come
out dirtier than any other being tbat
lives? Look at them in Chicago.
Tell us Bometting new. InUr
Occaii. Tue N. Y. Tribune says : ''Only
Confederate brigadiers, colouels and
'majabs" seem to have any chance
for getting office about the Capitol
nowadays. No doubt the new Dem
ocratic Assistant Messenger, whose
duty it is to hoist tbe Stars and
Stripes over tbe Senate Chamber,
will be somebody who spent four
years trying to shoot down the flag
and the men who defended it."
We cannot sufficiently admire the
success of tbe conciliation poliey,
which the political sentimentalists
forced opoa the country a couple of
years since. It worked mast c Lax ta
in gy for tie restoration of the Con
federates to power, and daring the
last week no less than three of the
conciliated Brigadiers in Congress,
served formal notice on the country
that they intend to wipo from tbe
fetatotes, every vestige of tie laws
enacted by the Republicans, to
secure tie fruits of the victory gain
ed over rebellion.
Bi.ACKri R, of Kentucky, cracked
the old Southern whip most lustily
over tbe beads of the Northern dough
faces in Congress last week. lie an
nounced that tbs Democrats bare
determined to carry out tbeir pur
pose to sweep from the statute books
every law enacted as a war measure,
that tber will ait Lore till tbe 3rd of
March 1881, before they wiil yield,
and tbat any Democrat who fails
them now will prove himself "a cow
ard and a craven."
He doubtless felt very cure of a
solid South, and it was the Northern
allies wbo had to be intimidated by
the cry of "coward and craven."
Chocs ye ! Northern Democrat.
Be politically damned, or beldj as
"cowards ( and cravens" by your
Confederate associates. j
! Evebt few days ibe Democrats!
. . a n . . : i a. . 'I'll j
Atdy Curin, which fact will J
'cjdvilc moat Pt-nnsvlvaniana that
tbe great Rff irmerV' !ys have i
... i
gti wmiB ifiwy tg ckiii; tiiucu ifgiry t umuiu i uc- , tjere M tt "Ssiim & utn."
ia a Bound d s physically, aad uotjUeacra! Fiiz John Porter, hare j There is no use iu disguising iLe fact
paraljtic. The last certificate com-, found tint not guilty of thu charges' Assimaut Democrat represent that
nnli.rnur brvation. i made on wbicb be was cemvicttd and !lh,r 'l60 r"tl division between par -
d incili-d to a span. This quack j army, eniiila bim to ub ut $100 000
medieice way of adreriiatn tee old j back pay, and make biro a tut th
bonibuj, is a new, bat verj appro-J gible Demociatic caudida'.e in the
priate dodge.
Goruam was removed as Secretary
of tbe Seiiate because be interfered
jQ pjjjj Tbompncn was elected
Seriteaot at-Arma io tho Ilouce fur
precinely tbe tarae raaoo. Bui then
"
the first was a Kepublicao, tbe mi
oiid a Democrat, aud tbat mkfs ad
the sdaice, 'Vsaee f:r tbe go t-e ii
muco f.:r tbe jraod-r,M ia cot tru?.
particularly if the gauderls a Dt.io
crane oue.
Wues the biiys iu blue, t-canered
a!l iv-r Uj- c 'uu'ry, tbke a k m
tbii.K in Wki-bHiift'in and fn.d b h
brai cteh f Ct'i-grew uucer C'inir.
of fX-rebr-l fficerf, aiid ll tbe i-ub
ordiuHte poi-i'.i.'iis fi!i-d with ex
n M poldier, aiid then luru their
flu It butLeaard, arid mark tte
ra lUtidi tbat d il our rarejard.
tneir maimed,' aud cripided, hud
tbe fathirrlfi
and tmp
iid impoverished families of their
termer comraaes, oou 1 tuey wouiter
'fcoraetinies by tbey went to war?
.
The term t f Senator Wadltigh of
New ilooipsbire baviog expired aud,
as uuder a cbanetd Constitution, the
Leinlature tbat ill elect bis suc
cessor does not assemble until 1880,
the Governor appointed Mr. Bell, a
Republican to Gil tbe vacancy, but
against giving bim Lis teat.
Of course, the opportunity t.) cheat
a Republican out ot bis seat cculd
uot be recisitd by tLe cont-irteut
icentleiiien who so loudly clamor lor
"Siaie rights."
A mopoSED nmendmmt to the
1'itii-hurh riot bill, made by Mr.
Sp. akt-r Ljug, who bus it ia charge,
was on Thursday last voted down
103 to 02 Tbis looks asif thechauce
of pas-dug the bill tre feliui. Now
let tbe people of Alleghany abtud n
this measure of more thuu doubtful
expediency, face the courts tnaQtuiiy,
and if the result be adverse to theni,
appeal the Legislature for relief,
and doubtless it will be granted.
There is no lack of sympathy with
their misfortunes. It is tbeir pro
posed method tf curing tbem tbat
bas siiti d bcf-tilitT.
SorruEitx Democrats have a holy
Loirorol Uuitei States bayonets at
election polls, to insure the exercise
of impartial suffrage, bat at the same
time not a ma a of a!' thoie who now
bowl against tbe appearaace of sol
diers at the pj'.ls but what carnes"""a
revolver on such and all other occa
sions, or belongs to a rl Ma club ready
for actioa whenever a colored man is
to be shot down like a dog. These
sensitive assassins of the South are
dreadfully jealous of tbeir rights
ben the Government proposes to
protect the rights of others against
their assaults.
Tue clear, able, and bold speech ot
Mr. Garfield, to be found on tbe first
page of this paper, will ring through
the country like a tocfia. He ex
"esses with admirable force and log-
j the views and determination of
tbe great party tbat saved tbe Na
tion in war, and that will still pre
serve it. despite the revolutionary
violence of those wbo have obtained
possession of its legislative depart
ments. The ringing sentiments ct
this ppeecb v:i!l reach the remotest
ends of tbe country, and wili rekindle
the smouldering fires of patriotism
Men cannot escape the irresistible
force of conviction as they read it;
tbey cannot avoid seeing, as the
eloquent speaker said to tbe Demo
crats, "the book of your domination
is opened where you turned down
your leaves in 18G0," and tbey must
know tbat the Democratic leaders are
again attempting to wreck the ship on
the same rock from which we saved
ft then. In tbe same insolent over
bearing spirit that possessed it when
it was deprived of power, the Demo
cratic party assumes it again, and in
the first dawn of its restoration it
swaggers into the Capitol, possessed
with the same devilish spirit that
prefers ruling in bell to 6erviug in
heaven. As a party, it never could
rise to tbe intelligent sentiment of
tbe country, and now, as ever, mis
takes tho dictates of tbe mob, the
seething bitterness tf the whipped
jebt !, the howl of tbe communist, for
the trao sentiment of tbe American
people. As a-political party it is
identified with mob rule, treason, as
sassination, and government by brute
force ; its leaders are the spared
monuments ot a mistaken clemency,
and having nothing to lose, except
the brief power tbey have obtained
by false pretenses, tbey are endeavor
ing to perpetuate tbat power by the
sacrifice of the fundamental principles
of the Constitution. In Ibe latter
days of the last session they avowed
their determination to stop the Gov
ernment unless tbe Senate yielded to
their demand, and now, having the
Senate, they repeat their threat un
less tbe President abandons his con
victions and surrenders his constitu
tional rights. This is revolution and
it must be resisted by Republicans to
the Litter end. As Mr. Garfield so
eloquently expressed it "Lawfully,
"in oar rights, we pick up the gage
"of buttle1 which yon have thrown
"down, and will appeal tc our com-
"mon sovereign to bay whether you
" bhall Ireak down tbe principle of ire tLe publicans a greater ma
"free consent in legislation, at tbe JorJ aa tbey have had for years.
... .K i, ' 1 In Milwaukee City the Repnblicana
price of starving the GoTernmcat to win cotrol tD6 council fotha fir,t
death."
It i reported tbat the court of in-
. . r
,v-vaa i)i. n a-.i i
cashit r d. If tbe Preidcut approve
this fiudiog, it wiil restore the
graced Grueral to bis pui.iti.t fa the !
1 fature.
This is tbe way oue ,! the S utb-
em Ih ruocra-ic prers talk;", now 1
tbftt C-rgrets i Deinocratie.
"Lircoln tirelicps are p'aed out
in this Republic f ours, now tbat
e bare ct: ured I be Cap! .!"
"Li.iC'iu aud Lii ru jb, yclept the
TJuiiU armv were traiiorn, - aod
their reHoti tuuft b made odiouw."'
Tl- Khih.,J.c..s who ,.t-d
C. (Tatb bv"itlt . Ueueial Co mubeli
ujui Itei uiip jmui JU j l!y
r-n.etubt-r tbat tie tinu they elect d
by their vute, train with ibe crowd
b !dliig t he abo-re q')o- d KeatioieD!.
Fkom a party stand p.iir the de
bate un the Army bill La beeo a
tno-i fortunate ue for the RiMiubli-
cans. It ! a trt -npe.X. viu ale arni
eh qwei:t dei-laratioua f Rpubl'ran
p; 11 eipifs ironi i ara-M ana t ner
p!'r!, n uax lam uare toe hc
that the Uw at'einpted to bp re
lealed rfci'ived a unanimous' Demo
cratic vote in its favor when it was
enacted, it has cor.solidated tbe Re
publican party as firmly as it wa
during the rebellion, and it bas called
forth an tb qti?i t defence of secession
8nd tf the lost cause by the Southern
Brigadiers, much to tbe edificttion of
the country, aod tie enlightenment
of those wbo coddUd themselves
with the idea tbat the doctrines f
peppsT.ion aud rt bullion bad hrn
crushed out by tLe verthrow of the
S 'U;beru army. The country ha
learned by this debete tbat the doc
trines of tbe rebellion are as rstnpuut
at the South as ever, that the results
of the war Lave not beeu accepted in
ibat. section, and tbat the eleciioo of
a Deniocr-itic l'rer-iJei.t in 1880
means a return to ibe o .ctriiiec.
tbe whys, and the laws previous to
lSdl. For so iiiu;b, we thank tbe
hut headt d, indiscreet Southern mas
ters if tbe Deun cratic par;y.
The Jiu:k-oa Miw.) Clirion iu
i;a exuliatiou over the victory, pro
tects agHiut au- further pusi ooiug
of Uuiou Soldiers. 1 1 says :
"If bygones are to be bygones, let them
be so in tact as well ns pretension ; but
tilts system of pensioning 1 lie soldiers who
(ought on the winuiiit' side, ot the war, ut
the expense of the. side, that lost (because
of the overwhelming odds againm litem),
is not only a disagreeable reminder ot l
pones but a most iiDhtir and iuiijuitous
proceeding. While large numbers o( the
soldiers on the oce side of the North hon
estly believed they were fitrhting to suve
their government, and were impelled by
pntrioiic motives, others were mere sol
diers of fortune from abroad, who enlisted
tor pay, regardless ot the cause involved.
On the side ot the South tho struggle was
lor home and altar and the right of seii-governuii-ub
It is a monstrous crime
against the peace ol tl ruiii mmtry
lor us government to pursua a cour-
wbich will perpetuallv remind the weaker
side that it is to tic a beast ol burden for
the other."
So it bas come "to this has it?
Those sensitive geat'emea wbo can
not open tteir mouths without boast
ing of tbe part they took in the war
against the Union, and repeating
they would do it agcin under like
circumstances. tLink it a monstrous
crime for the country to pension the
disabled veterans wbo fought to save
it, but it is a meritorious performance
to place ia office tho men who fought
to destroy tbe Union.
Sixt E the Cocfederates Lave se
cured both Houses of Congress, tbey
are boldly throwing off all disguise,
and their Southern organs are begin
niug to "talk right out in meeting.'
Thus the Okolona (Miss.) Southern
Stale, speaks Democratic sentiment
as it is meant and understood Ly the
South. Iu its issue cf March SGih
it iLus roiers to tbe Uemocratic vic
tory in assuming control of the
United States Senate, and pays
tribute to tbe head of the Democratic
party. The article needs no expla
nation. "O. how fit how tiftssins fit it was that
the Hauieal party should breathe a final
hiss ut our Lonletlerote 1 resident as itsdy
ing carcass was borne Irom the isciiate
Chamber f ttie States Union !
Hating all that is good and pure, and
grand, aud true, it was peculiarly proper
that il should hate JtfL-rson Davis w itn a
dwithi's bate
Its history was one long lie and crime.
It flung our country into w ar ;
It murdered three hundred thousand
ga'laut (Southrons, like the common cut
throat that it was ;
It pivc our homes to the torch, like the
common incendiary that it was ;
It plundered our pockets and cullers,
like the common thief that it wa ;
Il sent its jail birds to lord over ns, and
imprisoned the purest patriots of the North
like the common tyrant that it was ;
It corrupted a whole generation, lil;e
tbe common pimp that it was;
Finally, with bloody hands and pockets
uuiiu sicirn moneys, il ieil DCiore
Uie wrath of an indignant and- outraged
people hood.
But its malignant fpitit was strong; in
death, and while the rattle was sounding
in Its slimy throat it managed to ultera
farewell hiss at our illastrious chieftain.
Let this fact be forgeUcaa.
It contributes one more shining leat to
the splendid laurel crown ot glory that
circles the brow of our grind old Confed
erate President. It intensifies the immor
tal love and honor for our socond Wash
ington .'
M tnrenfia.
Milwaukee, April l.The elec
tion passed off very quietly, and a
light vote was polled. Tbe Repub
licans elected ten out of fifteen alder
men, giving them a large majority in
tbe counciL Tbey also elect seven
out of thirteen supervisors. The
county board will probably fce Dem
ccratic by a small majority. "The
city gives Cole, Republican, for tbe
Supreme Court, over 3,000 majority.
lite vote to-gay tbows large Repub
lican gains.
Milwaukee, April I. Cole (Re
publican) is undoubtedly re-elected
lJu3ge of the Supreme Court by more
man o.uuo majority. The reports
from tbe interior towns show great
nepuriican gains over last year. The
whole vote of towns
will probably
time. .'
fl hat the Sslttf BaaiB Demand..
. . , . - .-
lies. I hey aseurt that atcu nal el- ;
. i - r r- .- : i on w .11 DC tnpuru lit! Ml lll 1 iv V
a""'bv unscrupulous uiiiiicinn of b.nb;'f.4 Tnia ilt rl . ttm whul of i b
in? i hi in j- adroltlv Dianutueturrd
p-iri.-s, f..r eifi-th end Tney claim !
tbat D-.tS ir;ea tnru.t lorwara tbe ; aaiauot ti, $59 505,700. Tbe gre-i-eues
whijjb au erira stsciou rainea P-ti th4 kinen Jil
ia order to preveut tbe dioiiMegraiioo
i j . .. 1
f old orgauiiiiious wbicb bare be
come ut-eltss. This representation
is radically aod utterly uutrne. There
i k rfivii-inn of ntrtiea arkit-b e es to
,hu . f. ... ,H,i..n f nr KtBtJn, f
(i verini)eut; Tbe dieiion cu t-d-tj
b eXjires--.ed ouly by ibe reMi
ancf of a S did N -rtb to tbe asgrea-ivt-
assaults ( 8 ''id S U'b
Tnd?iy a S lid Sou'h actually ou
tr Is b.tri U mtf ot C 'iirest C u
fciierate CiK(ertN sartu iu boib
iuir8 F ur Gr:orN of tb
f.-jUui.g AnuT in theSroaie rep'e-.!
iLt- iiiih'v iitiwt-r which ovt-r.bre
H it a ftw lii.iii tVfrttv CI o.frirAt.A
tieiierais iu iub aui cb'tmittr rpre-
seul ibn rebi-liioa ouce dtfea'ed. A
flra.'ter entert.t" tbe fhnllt'HT would
be c .mp-ib-d to doubt Wbeiber Ao
p 11m tox interred a vicr,TV or a
d-teat t.f thr U liou catl-e Offi 'Ul
"t tb SSeua a and the Ilou-o baw
beeij cb seo f-.-r tbeir service to the
retM'Utou. Noribirn men, wbeu chos
leu at ail, tofe teu cuoreu for their
it.r,ii;.i.ru stt'iuaiby wi'b reb lii
iT-idxy tb; r belliou, revived aud re-
ritiiil
a-rd, is eucaiuui-d in both
II oji-o of Concrete. The St-cih'usl
ciirit of the S utb was never ru -re
aggressive Became tbe X .rib re
si, iheie is a radical, irrepressitilo
focUtct. It was b optu tbal tbe de
leal f armed rebellion had put au
rod to I it at corf ct. But it, bas come
attain aud is here, as di-tinct aud a
daujieri'U to tho Republic as ever
Tbe Si-ulb wauts ud means to have
certain tbiiii8. Tbe North waut-
aud uix'iRto have certain other and
verv d ff-rtiut thiols.
TLe S -ltd S utb waut-i, firs', c u
! fol f tbe Government for a minor
ity of tbe .e pie. it rueaus to f-eo
tha' . coutrol by force at tn Soui h and
by fiaud at Ibe North. Tbat Coutrol
it Las i-ecuned by massacre aud as
sat-siitaiion iu tho bouibern States,
by the is of tis--ue ballots, by tbe
stuffi'ifc f ballot-boxes aud by such
frauds 8 have boeu couiinui!y per
peira'Hd'iu this and other Northern
cities. C- UHJare the prporiiou of
vo es to population iu Nev Y-rk
New Jr-ey, Connecticut aud I adi
nun, tbe N rthero S.wes wbicb vo
ted f r Tildt-o, w itb ibe proportion (f
voters t 1 p I'jia'ioQ la other fetiiten
of the Union, aud the priof of fraud
is clear and irresistible. Tbe S lid
Suib iuteuds uot ouly to ruin by
suppression of the real omjoriiy ai
tbe South, but by dtfrauditig the 111 a-
j :itv iu great S dies al the) Norib
Otherwise. wy does it stake the
ery exisieuce bull of the Democrat
ic party aud f the G jverumeut iis-elf
upuu an attempt 1 1 repeal election
laws framed for tho pre'eution of
fraud ?
The Solid South demand control
tor what purpot? In order to de
stroy the public credit, borne sort
of forgiveness toward' tbe victorious
soldiers those who were defeated in
rebellion have shown. But tbeir vin
dictive spirit ha never abated to
ward those wuo mode a triumph ol
the Uuion possible by tbeir faith in
be Government, aad their liberal
loans ia its time of need. It bas
come to pass that the Solid South is
solidly hostile to thn public credit.
and with tt whatever portion of the
North once sympathized with tbe
rebellion. It is tbe intention, openly
declared, and actively and persistent
ly pursued, to be avenged upon the
public creditors, to destroy the value
of Government bonds, to break down
the backing insiiiaitions by which
bonds were largely taken during the
war. Appeals to the icraoraut or
prejudiced voters of the JNorth have
given to the party of repudiation no
small strength, and wirh tbe aid of
s'nffed ballot-boxes in tho Marge cit
ies it hopes to secure a rnaprity in
several Northern States.
The Solid Suth feels poor, and
wants to be paid for its rebellion from
tbe public purse. Its claims, in num
ber as the lice cf Egypt, are thrust
offensively before tbe public from tbe
beginning to tbe end of every ses
sion. Its jobs involve countless mill
ions, aud are pushed persistently and
unscrupulously by every device
known to modern lobbyists and log
rollers. The caucus of the Demo
cratic party can le controlled bv the
hungry South whenever tbe Demo
cratic party can control tbe Govern
ment in all its branches. Tbe con
trolling purpose, often openly avow
ed, is "to get even." "We had the
"worst of it during tbe war," tbey
"say ; "we lost while the North got
"rich. If you want us to be loyal
"give us enough to start fair. Let
"millions be expended for the build
"iug of railroads, repairs of levees
"and the digging cf canals all over
"the South. We arc for the old flag
"and an appropriation." Of that sort
of loyalty, such as it is loyalty to a
Government ruled by the South, nnd
for Southern ends, aud si ru'cd as to
enrich the South at the expense of
the North '.here is quite enough.
Tbe South wants the suppression
of the rights of loyal men. It wants
liberty to crush" opposition, whether
a majority or a minority, in any part
of the South by force, in CoDgress
by tbe dictation of caucus, and at tbe
North by tbe unscrupulous use of
Federal patronage. She has no re
spect for minorities. She never has
believed in a Government founded
npon the will of tbe people, and reg
ulated by law. She seeks to-day con
trol in defiance of law, ia defiance of
the Constitution, in utter disregard
of tbe rights of citizens everywhere,
and control tor selfish and sectional
ends.
To this spirit, aggressive, defiant
and lawless, it is time that opposi
tion should be made by a solid North.
Every bour of delay is dangerous.
Hesitation, misapprehension of tbe
real Issue, only risks everything that
is at stake the credit of the Govern
ment, tbe parity of the ballot-box,
tbe freedom of the citizen, tbe ad
ministration cf a Government regula
ted by law and founded npon the
will of tlie perple. The difference
between parties is radical and vital.
The conflict is irrepressible. There
can be no peace until one or the oth
er tendency is utterly suppressed. It
is a sectional conflict, because a sec
tional South makes it so, and the
Republican party would be false to
its history, false to its grand achieve
ments in tbe past, if it did net frank
ly and manfully meet that issue and
fijrht it out at whatever cost. .V. V.
Tribune.'
Heavy ftaaw ia Caaada,
Quebec, Canada, April 4. The
North Shore. Railroad, which has
been blocked with snow for the past
few days, is now clear. Ia some
places tbe enow was six aod seven
feet deep. '
fm Pmr Oil. Vmm.
The sobi-c-ipUou to the f or pr
jceot bonds amount to $59 5o2,75)
jM Sccretarr of tbe Treasury ' will
; j-tl(le B Cltl fJr the biUuc of ibe
2!l .if 'ft? i. U -nil t. m.,mm a
..u .n a t .. ..n .v.. e. on.
Btrjea 0f 5 0() hood ' The two calls
' j
1, atnuuut to $3 19 50a 700, makoitf
itia aunual s iug ut tuiereSl $0,09 L,
314. No further subscriptions will
be received for fjur per cent. bond-,
except for $10 certificates, until for
mer uolica. . '
Tbe f dloing wa issued this even
ing from ibo Treasury Diparimen' :
"Subscriptions l iDef ur percent,
couloir! Having been rc1ed to. Ibe
lull nuiouul ot toe 5 20 bonds out
staudiut?, ibw circular of ibi" depiri-ui'-ut,
ot daio of Jauuary ' Isi 1 ,"'.),
iuvitiuif wucn sub -crip ..loo, rrsciud
ed. Tbe $lt retutdiug Cer llL'ie
ill b sold H heretofore under cir
culars ' f dates of Maid 12 b -and
20tb Tlie 4 per ceot. consols wiilj
ue'efter o sold for ibe r-deujpn.iu
I 10 40 Oouds of the act f March 3,
1864, upon terms to o hereafter p e-
seu.ed
JidlN Suebmax,
5ccre.niy ."
TaiMinau y Hail Commllar.
New York, April 3 The Tam
tuaiiV H ll timieral C iiuaiit'e at a
iiieetiutf ibis evening ad 'plrd ait
adores to tbe I)iuocrcy of t' e
S.aie It coiiiiueda tbe c:i-u if
'be- Dem crauc members of Ciinre-s
iu demanding tbe, repeal of tbe laws
aui hortziug (be use of troops at ib
polls, tbe ie.-a oaih and the appoint
ment ot election supervisors, it al-0
declares tbat to t,iu S'.utes alone be
'ooifs tbri r)tbt of euf orciug the elec
tion laws. Thet address duriounceg
ibe removal from office of the County
Clerk, Gumbletou, and accuses Gov
eruor R bi-sou of being influeuced
by peruicious partisan- in the inter
ests f a faction wbicb if persisted in
will defeat' tbe 'Democracy at the
coiutuir election.! it i'ids up by
noldiujr tbat lo tit an be allovted bv
intrigue or mochinalioos or unblush
ing use .f mouey, or by c n-piriuir or
combiuing with tbe enemien of tbe
ptrty, to get p .ssessiou if tbe public
ofBces, ho tbal b..- may use tbeir pat
rooi;e to f rce bis own nomination
f t tbe presideuey, 01 the Derucracy
ot the Union, aud least i f ail must it
be permuted to tb man who, when
eUcied to the presidency, was too
tiiuid and uude-itfed to tako the; of
Kcn whiab belonifvd to bim .of right.
It insists that while tbe presidency
shall never again be secured hy fraud,
the nomination to that e Ci.ta by the
Democratic party shall uever be cap
tured by ciiuuiuir nor bought wi.n
Kld. Great appfause followed the
reading of the address, aud several
speeches were made.
Illirit VlHiilirra.
WASiitxiiTON, April 1. Revenue
Agent Atkinson sends the following
despatch from Morristowu, Tenn., to
Commissioner laum under date of
to-day: j
"Returned last night from a raid
in Hancock caiinty. Captured ten
distilleries, six topper stills, capi aud
worms, 119 mash tubs, 7,400 gallons
of mash, 210 gallons singliogs and 2ii
gallons whisky ; arrested seven vio
lators and rode 292 miles oa horse
back. We were ambushed at three
different points, and upwards of 40
shots fired ai'u w1thontSeTfTO3 eT
feet. We sacceeded in arrestiug the
worst men in Hancock county and
bad them boobd over to court." .
Collector Araold sends the follow
ing from Knoxrille, Teun :
"My raidiug p irty in Hancock Co,,
bas returned. They were fired on by
a party of nine men oa Sunday even
ing. The fire was returned and the
assailing party put to flight. None
of tbe raiding party were hurt. Four
illicit distilleries, two coppers and a
large quantity bf mash and beer have
been seized since my last report."
From llaleigb, North Carolina,
Collector J. J., Young reDorts r
"Peoninarton's raid in Anson Co ,
captured four iistilleries, and bad to
retire to prevent bloodshed. Mason,
with a posse, captured eight ia Or
ange county. Tbey were attacked
and fired at ewht or ten times: no
oue hurt. lit acted with courage
and aiscretion.''
A despatch from Collector Clarke,
at Atlanta, G a says :
"Seized threa distilleries on tho
20th instant. Tbe stills were brought
out, D,000 gallois uiab and beer de
stroyed. . Three men were arrest
ed." :
Konttirra I'rtiwft and Criminal .
A dispatch from Cincinnati, dated
last night, says : Another case of pis
tol practice with fatal results is re
ported from Cottral Kentucky. A
farmer earned R&berta, living near
Lockport, went W towo to get the
returns for bis tobacco crop, which he
had sold to Abrams fi Co. A diffi
culty arose in tb settlement, when
Roberts whipped but bis pistol, aud
fired two or tbre shots at Charles
Abrams, son of die senior partner.
Abrams, who also bad a pistol
handy, returned the fire, and shot
Roberts through ithe bead, killing
bim instantly. Such event3 are of
frequent occurrence in Centtal Ken
tucky, and the record shows that
the proportion of murderers who are
never punished for their crimes ia as
about 15 to 1. An epitome of crimi
nal history of Harrodsburg. the oldest
town in tbe State, during the period
since tbe war, will be published here
to-morrow. It shows that 29 mur
ders have fceja committed in tbe
town and immediate vicinty. Of
the entire number cf murderers, not
one has bjen punisLed with death,
and only two have received any pun
ishment at all. Oae wes sentenced to
tbe penitentiary fur life and the oth
er for six years".
Joba Whliakrr.
Washington, Apil 3 A time
schedule of the special train ordered
by tbe National Democratic Com
mittee to bring Hon. John Whitaker,
Congressman elect from San Fran
cisco, to Washington ia time to take
part in the organization of tbe llousa
shows that the whole distance was
made in four days, 14 hours and 30
minutes actual running time. Tbe
speed of the train averaged 31 miles
per hour between Sao Francisco and
Ogden, and 51 miles per boor between
Cbeyeune and Sydney. Tbe whole
time is the quickest ever made be
tween the Pacific and Atlantic.
A Toraada la Sana (arllaa.
Danville, Ya., April 3 A se
vere tornado passed over Brown's
Summit, N. C-, to-day. Several
bouses were blown down and their
contents scattered broadcast. Oae
boy was killed and many persons
seriously injured by falling timber.
Trees and fences were blown down
and great damage done.
l't(IUDtal'ork ta a Vlrtinti
Farmixgt -x W Va, April 3 j None receie po mnch rirnefi', and
Tuis viciuity bas been ii f- swd f r 1 0 Ue are so profoundly gtateful and
some lime wiib a nest of men who j nfj.,? such an interes iu rtcociniend
di?reard all U, and defied them ij(ip Ctiters as won.en D is te
by stllinir wisky and livi.i it a'moHt ,tily remedy pecnl'arly aJsr.ed to
open adultery ifl pitieuc bad ceas ' many ills the sex is almost uui
ed to be a vutue Lit Ut ni ht versolly suH-et to. Chills and fever.
a ba'id of thirty or forty men, sii; j i.iiji(?ii.rt .or drno,r -d liver, con
posed to b -louif 1 1 the od.T recently j8,anl or periodical sick headaches, ',
orgauiz d iii tl is couooy. kuon a -etik'iess in the buck or kidueys,
called list at .MM MfUuires aou
after spilling ber wisky and breaking
nerjtig, -! A. !, letu wioiut, u
loir oy UT' n-r ijmi;e. l ney neiii
called at tCe H'ue .( Dvl L
j;ras, Btton.t-y at !a, a-id br-ki I
opeu lfcu dour, but i:iited f ri tdtusf j
bim, tbey f uud his s n Ttey iheu
ei. to the bniitt i f Mrs. Pinasv
T M.ttirua't, hn ki thf d tur oitti. aud
fouud Sa-djrs.-, tb tana tbey were
Lx king f r, and lot k him our. ut.d a
plied a, hick TV ;ad t rfct" b :'ck, ftv
iu Litii teiay-tie Kst ts. Tty
tbeu gave bttu au l "Pii'asy T.i b
ifioti and J-tue Lrjtiiiiti ckco n coat
of tr and feutner
Inef next calietf.
.. . t U 1 - . . ... k . I. . ..Ii ..it
, ; , . . ,
a mile from town, and sfave blui and
a woiiieu Maying 1 t his bouse n-toed t
B -Le Y"u, a c .-f tar and f-ath-ers.-
It is n -t, kuon better tti. y
ave M Oiitio a vtripjiug or 1 ot
Tney Kave B ll'i Youutf orders to!
hunt other q mners, aud tbeu left
f T th-ir bo.tie. Ssiodifa-s wosl
some iu3 sioce 11 le d fifty colUrs by
the Clicuit Cit-r a' t .irm-'iit, f.t
rohHhoii.if i b I'ietisV To tbiliao
lie i fif fve ant she is f r y-five
y a-- f air-, - ud botn have cbildieu
married. ' He bas left tbe t-u
fr.lrln Ftrrv.
White Swax, D. T., Mar. 29 -One
of ibe iii..st iviiirjc pr.in fires rpi
into ibis pl.icei to-d y that was ever
known. The 'wind was l.lowto ' a
ualrt from the norbe't, aud 'Le fi'e
S'etit every thing before i c ms i-u-
iiitf th Auieticaii Enpresa- lii te aud
I i s coit-n's, N ii tb i-stern Tele
graph itfi.ee BUtl f.Uleuis, Post Ib 'e
busldioii, tbe resideoee ifj. P Kil
pairtck, ihe biro f the Wyoming
Stae Cotupauy, i:h the coaches,
grain aud slock ; also ibe otru of lh-
Cnamberiaiu Hotel, i'.h all i.sstoek
and content-"; tbe! G iverniiieii', barns
aud eoufuts. L ss estimated ut
$75,000 ; uo iusiirHiic
t)ulii of Tex ts K i el A-nt
Galveston' Texas, April 3 A
special .m tUd ,e.W.l tr on l' ( U' .u i
says: 'Oi ihe nighi of ibe 2l b nlti
mo uiue disguised, e!l urine 1 meu
lOok p siUtsl ; of H iui'iu.''- Store,
on l epee. cie-K, near ol .scu i iaius,
covering the clerk- and others whb
pts.tfls uiiiiil they robot-d the storo ot
ail money, a'm- aod a.uruJui.i
Tbey tbeu attiekroi a Ci.up p irty e:;
rout to Lradvi.le, . t-ikiun itimu by
surprise, uud shooting Mr. Audertoo,
wbo alieinineit resisianon. Tiny
took ab -U $'.!0i) ud ail tue lives. jcK
of tbe parly. Af r U aviinf this vi
ciuity tbey i-ui t - BUuc C-nt o.
and robbed t.'ie store of Courd t
Rath of $1,500 worth of provtio:i.s,
arms, Sic. They are believed to be
the notorious Reeves gang from Lin
coln county, New Mexico. R.iocrs
wiil pursue thera.
Tialn Wrecker.
Cincinnati. Maicu
l. A sttecial
despatch says :
"As the night express train on the
Grand Trunk Railroad was passing
iwii iw cities cast of Staub's
Creek, Michigan, Saturday Digit, ff
was thrown from t'ae track. Tbe en
gine aad the three forward ca'a were
wrecked. Robert Wiisou, a brake
man, was crushed to uVaib betweca
two cars. Beuj. Waiers, tha cngia
eer, eud Jerry McGaire, ihe (kctuaa,
were fatally scalded. TLe lauer has
siuce died. Francis Kellogg, of Erie,
Pa., had a lug broken. S. "ll. Wil
lard, of Chicago, su.-t;.iued a cut on
the bead and a 1'ractu; of the rigbt
arm. Other persons were fcligh.ly
injured. The disaster was caused by
train wreckers, wbo removed a rail.
They were traced by tbeir footprints
iu the mud, and their tools were found
a short distance from the sceLu of tur
catastrophe. Several suspected per
Sjtis Lave L&en arrested.
!. tenuis Iu Iowa.
Des Moixes, Iowa, April 3 TLe
reports from Davis City, Decatur
couuty, say the ci'tzsns, ia view -of
the la'.easness aud a long series of
crimes committed by a -erang of des
peradoes, led by Irving Tucker and
oue Tartar,- on Monday banded to
gether, seized Tucker and hanged
him. Tartar was also captured by
the citizens. lie said be was ready
to die if be WB3 only allowed to kid
two citizens named TopLff and Fris
bie, w hom be bad a grudge ogaiust,
but he was taken from the tuub Ly
officers aad plsctd ia jail. The mob
tht.'o weut to a bagnio kept' br Mar
tha Mc Lane, tore dowa tb-j hose
arid destroyed it couteutes. During
this time syrup.v.biziiS of Tuc'ier tai
Tartar set fire to tbe Comnvzrc ial
printiug . ol'ice. Much excitement
prevaii.-, and more troublo is antici
pated. A ( blrK Iliirrnr.
Chioaoo, Aoril .1. Scaadil was
occasioned on the Nortbside si.-nie
lime agoby thealUution paid to Mrs.
Henry . Geldermau by Dr. Heury
Meyer, tbe impropriety of bis ad
dresses arising from the fact that
Mrs. Meyer and Mr. Gelderman bad
shorty before died under circumstan
ces which, taken in connection with
the subsequent conduct of the surviv
ing ones, were deemed saspicious
The bodies of the two deceased were
therefore exhumed, aad afte. a care
ful analysis, ju3t completed, large
quantities of strychnine were fouud
in the system of Mr. Gelderman.
TLe stomach of Mrs. Meyer was
found impregnated with the deadly
colcbicum. Tbe Coroners jury to
day, after hearing tbe testimony of tbe
chemist, fuad a verdict recommen
ding that Dr. Meyer and Mrs! Gel
dermaa be held for murder.
Bankrupt aal a Drritnltrr.
Maucii Chunk, April 2 T. D.
Clauss, Ex County Treasurer of Car
bon county, wbo is engaged in tbe
clothing business at Lebington, is
a defaulter to the amount of $5,800.
His Bondsmen have seized his entire
stock of good, aad wili sell tbem out
at SheniTs sale on the 7th instant, i
His business creditors will ba com-!
pclled to bear the loss of the
cation, at Clauss is bankrupt.
. f .
Hilled by a Train.
WiiEEMNii, April 4 A man
named Henry Summers, living seven
miles west of Newbury, was instant
iy Killed this tvemesr by a west
bound freight train. He was .
ing up coal on the track, and did not
see the train. He leaves a wife and
five children who are ia destitute circumstances.
Ururfil Vtmnnm.
j,Hns h b-ulv. a reeling f Inssi-
! uill, 80d despondency, are all readily
j re,n ,7t, ov ln jj t.er
Tht ttrntnl Mitrk of Tnu Rtnirr
Dalls T'Ih, Ap il 2 A Wri
tie rtmii,'i hI av H rort-ilat
sieub-'iviMH. K n itm rr. Texi-.
on ib 30 b ultimo io i tj( t SiDif to
arrest a man nam. d Haladay. R b
ertsoi), K.itb. R . ard others, went
to execu tb wirri it, wLeo Ilala- j
d.iv reMi.'4'J aod ki ied tht in ee mtfU '
t. aued atd m rtaly woo -id.- d thrw ;
.btr. li a second fiht. two others !
i'u p., ..,.-1 . A h.l..r Tf .'.nlv c-irh a '
f, , . ,'A..A ; . 1
utfi in tfij 1 it. iru in t ;
nouse and deUepi c.-pttirrt
. , . ,. . , . ' .
Phu Mood-j
h.-d is !1 eau-ed by tbe attempt to,
Ciip u -e II ilaflay l-T carrying a six-t
sbo oer Tbe Sheriff hail jrotin to:
tfe scene of di.-;uroauce wib a
posse.
nieellaneu lim,tina Affray.
Lixxle Rock. A pi il
3 United
S a;en M irshal A Murphy and M'les
Jtiues bad a sh-mtios; aff-av, ortbree
of ih.-m. mi the 21 h at.d 2."tb uliimo
.it llarri-on, B ne county. Mur
phy kleked James, aud tbe latter
or. cured gU'j aiot ft ed at Murphy,
bo retun.-ed the shot. Both were
arrested si-d fiued .lams was put
uuder $700 b oud.s NiXi day Mur
phy atleuipied to sho-n James from
behind w btie the la'ier was eated at
trie tatdu -atiug A Mr. II demau
attempt insr to ward i ff the pistol re
i:uei two sb us in the Land. A
bird affray took place f lifle later,
iu which th Town Mrsbal was
-hot ia the hand, and Murphy in the
ioi-h, when bt!i panics were ar-re-ted
O the 2Utb James was put
under additional bonds. Murphy's
woU'id was too serious tJ admit of
his Bi pearaiice ia comt.
r.ayptlau ttlavw 1'rmlf.
I.OXDOX, A,iril 4 The Egyptian
olliirer seot to brea'i up th slave (le;
pot, at B trael G..i!, Krdofen, re
p 'l is u en-riieuiu.. viib Suleiman,
ttii chief slave trader and owser of
25 depots, iu which woiiihu aloa
v ailing imporiati u int Egypt iioui
Ivrtd 10 U00. Tbe Eypiiau f.rce
was 3,00tJ troii!. A part of tbem
were armed wi;n imoroved rsfljs aud
were; eiitreuched Su'eiuiU, wi-b
11,000 Aral), ma Jo e..'Veral assaulis,
tun tnev Were cO iip'e ely ddteaieo
tttid Q.d iil liisjider, leaviosf 1.0S7
deaj. Tun Eyp'iauc iosi 20 meu
Yellow Fi-tt r.
BoSTo.x. Aor.l T.;e United
Starts ste-inii'r, r':y iii niiti, from this
port, Marv'j 15, f r a Cruise to th
West Indies, has relumed, yellow
fever having brok-?'i oai whea 300
miles southeast or' B irtnoada. Egan,
the boats .vain, died tf the disease.
The ship came from - tha Wet In
dies last autumn '.vitb ycilow fevei
oa board, aud it was thoogat that
fumigation aud tho frosts ot winter
here bad destroyed ail genus of the
tlisea.-e.
OQIo.
D.VXTov, April 4 Fire broke out
this cveLing in the Qiucbiue shop ano
factory of J. K. J obtison, a four sto
ry brick builiiiox oa Wayne street.
TLe two upper ilors were occupied
by J. L. Baker, sealing wax factory,
w litre the fire originated. Ia ha'l
an hour the entire building was burn
ed wiib all its contents. TLe tots
loss is $50,000. Baker's loss is $10,
000 ; insured for $5,000. J. bnson';
loss is $10,000 ; iasurei for $13,000
Nuini; kinking- Miui-r Ir Dtmiifi
A special dispatch from Pittsburt
in relation to the recent strike ii
'.he coal retioas tf Western Penney!
vfcuia says :
"Sail baa b.-en entered by ope
rators agaiust six mtueis to rccovet
$7,000 damages resulting from strikes
It is alleged that tbe defendants con
spired together to prevent men front
workiag, thus causing the loss named
ihe defendants were arrested oa a
capias, and committed in default o!
$2,000 bail each. Uis thought tht
case wiii settle defitftteiy the ii;ht oi
strikers to iofiicaeo their felloe
workmen. Fire at Ihe ludtnna I'eullr u(inry.
Jefferson vi lle. Ini., April 1.
At nine o clock this evening a fir
broke out ia the cooper shop of th
Southern prison, creating great ex
citement ainon-r tho citizens, wht
were not admitted inside the walls
Tbe fire department of JtUrfrsouvilie.
the Gjveruui!it fire engine and oni
engiae from Louisville s oi cxtia
guished the dimes. Ryder it Hyatt,
contractors for the prison labor, lost
$4,000 on machinery and stock : in
sured IjT $1,000 ia the Franklin, of
Inoianapolis. The State lorn about
$1,000 : insurance i tknow c.
Ilonurnlile Uray Uatra.
Men live to be old by watching
for tbe early symptoms of kidney
trouble, aad taking the fain us KiJ-
ney-Wort in season. By so doing
they live to be honored wha grey
Laired, the meaiciae care3 acute
rheuaiatism, promotes agreeable ac
noa on me liver and bowels aad
purifies the blood.
A Violent Strike in California.
San I kancisoo, April 2 About
2C0 laborers etuploycd on a sea-wall
at North Bitach struck work today,
and went to California Street Hill
wotre aocut mo more men were
working for the same contractor, and
forcsd them to quit work. The strik-
erj demand an advaoco of 50 centss
day. Tbe contractor announces Lis
mieaiion cf putting on rueo. at the
previous rates.
Ltshtalaa-.
Cm inxati, March 31.A special
despatch to the Enirer says that
oa Friday evening, six miles north ot
Decatur, III , a wagon coitaiuinar
raaa named R abiasoa. his two daugh
ters and Mrs. Jones Nye, was struck
br I ! irt, I n t n . inolan.lv Ir.lltn. I-. 1.
j -.'l iu.iouuj RIIIIUIC I. IU IU-
- son and bis daughter Ivate, agd IC
years, aad throwing Mrs. Nye to the
ground ia an uncousciouj condi-
i tion.
iate Baya Drawa4.
tVELLSVILLE. O.. Anril 4 4 tl-ilT
containing three boys, named Daniel
pick-'Smith, George Kelley and Charles
McMillan, was upset br the waves of
a towboat tbi3 afternoon, and they
were-all drowned. The bodied have
not yet been recovered.
I.
PR'-VIDENOE, A pril 2 Tn whr.le
Iteyublican Slate ticket i elected by
a larttfr mj rify than last year
Y'izndt.. R:ptih!;cn, f r Ooyerno',
; f,0: ; Ser. Democrat, 5 3''7 ; m i
j tritf, 3 237 To majority for How
ard, L'etiiensnt Goera r, isi 4,2 'i.
Th" General A'-'mblr c mprise. la
the S?at. 2-5 R joublicn', S D-m
crars, ai 1 2 no choice ; a-td in the
fi2 R publicans, l.o Ienio-
cra!
aud t ii- h"ice.
IlraTjr Sufm ftiuw !.' It flavea.
Lock Havex. A-il 3 A ht&rv
"now Hiorni -e in heri 7 'cloc t
' m m rn.ri . ani c r VQ' e su i. a
0:3t) a
f iur nh--t had falle .
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j KE IV A H V E R TIS KM IS,
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tnpara.!ic!od
Tho Kail SsjartEtcat
ct tho Crenel Depot,
1
hca nccat;;:tatr;d r.n cntlro rer:':t:nj cf t'-to
Ir.tcricrcf tho!rrorccm tJovotcJ. t.;:! " . '
to exocuiinjr crdcra roccivocl by rr.r:!!.
Tl'.oucii yo-a Ilvo
"t-iJo.'phla, you cr.r.
Dspit an cntira cutf.t
(. xsi,
I.i Dry Goods, etc., with t'no (-''c-t-t c-'
end cn abscluto certainty of tho came c -..
tticjnllon ttiat la paid to customers vhu :.i
"h-
tho establishment In
4 Un-'-rwcir.
I
Precision, Promptness cr.d E.xpcri .
comfctnad with tho hiV-cst rosaru fcrcv:.i
tha slightest wlahoa cf thso who crier, crd
a nov ctmost fauttlosa cyctcni, pcCLl.cr to
tho Crand Depot only, tm'tt thta the I.;sdol
repcrtmoni cf i'a kind In Arr.crica.
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SUCCESSCrtS TO JOHN r. 3'.YYEIT,1
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PRICES TO SUIT
Our stock is complete ia till ro-p-Tt-. ati 1
article usually kept in Hardware Storr.
Blacksmiths' tools and supplies, stuli as Iron, Xovw.tv .N i;!
rol Iron, Vulcan Ilorse-nail-i, Taper Tttps, Horse Sinn's Fiiu1
Sleih-shoes and Cast Steel, A lull iino of Best Norway Id:!.
Carriage and Tire Uolts, and Axle Clips. A coin pit te -tak vt
Malleable Iron, Durrs, &c, &c.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
comprising a full line of Itim and Mortise Locks, Ca-t uiul
Wrought I5utts, acorncd aad plain, a complete stock of N.tils
always on hand, also a full assortment cf Glass.
CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
We have !ilvay5 -on hand a complete .stock cf Saws
Hand and Cross-cut, Axes, Hate-hots, Hammers Steel r.ai
Squares, Compasses, Bench and Fancy Planes etc., ( tc.
"We always keep a full line of Revolvers, Pistols Sh-it-uis
Powder-flasks, Shot-pouches, Cartridges, Caps, Wa'ls ILide nnd
Shot-gun Powder, also a ft ill line of Gun Repairs.
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W'c have a complete line of Lamps, Lanterns, r.i:l
A full line of Saddlery Hardware, comprising S.nl
Buckles, Rings, Harness-p t;ls, Oniatnents, etc., etc.
In the Agricultural Dqiartment we hive a f ill sto-k t-f
Forks, Shovels, liope, Chains, Mane ami Curry-Coitihs. H-rf-brushes,
etc., etc.
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We make a specialty of Pocket and Table Cutlery.
Silver Plated Table Ware, Plated and Britannia Sti nt;:
We also make a specialty of Paints, Oils, ami Var:ii!i!
also Painters' Tools, etc.
We keep constantly on
Pump, (porcelain lined) and
lined. This Pump has taken
introduced.
A1I goods warranted to he as represented. Oar
arc Fair Dealing, Quick Sales, and Small Profits
We challenge competition. Call and examine g t!
certain prices before purchasing elsewhere.
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KIIFIJl BY PFKNISSIOX Tt
FiasT Nanioxal Bask, and Western" National Hank,
an diCHEMicAL National Bask, New York.
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