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EIDTOR.
Tl'EKDAY KORNIJiG, SEfl. 6, 1871.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOlt Al'DITOn GEN'ErtAL,
DAVID STANTON, of Beaver Co.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
ROBERT B. BEATII, of Schuylkill.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
FOR COMMI3SIORER,
T. D. COLLINS, of Hickory Tp.
FOR Al'DITOR,
T. B. COBB, of Tioncsta Borougli.
Lottr from one of the Unhung.
The following letter was recently re
ceived by Capt. Clark, of Harmony
Tp., in response to one to the Secretary
of State of N. Y., asking if he had any
records in his oflice, from which infor
mation could bo had of one John Wil
son, a soldier in a N. Y. regiment, who
has been missing Bince '64. We do
not deem it worthy of remark, but
give it to our readers that they may
make up their own verdict :
Office of the Sec't of State 1
of tiie State of New York, J
Albany, Aug. 17, 1871.
Mr. Clark : Dear Sir, Yours ask
ing as to one of the 250,000 men sup
posed to have gone from this State, is
received. Although I was in the ser
vice, I don't believe I know, personal
ly more than half of them.
John may, like some half a million
good men who were sacrificed for a
mess ot lazy niggers, have been killed
or have died in hospital. If bo, how
his mother must rejoice that she con
tributed ouo son to trive a few negroes
their freedom, and make them much
more miserable than before.
The primary cause of the war was
these 4,000,000 elaves. and not the at
tempt to destroy the Union for if
there cad been no slaves, or if slavery
Lad existed in the Northern Stales, the
Union would never havo been consid
ered in danger. (In preaching against
or attacking sins or evils, we should
always be careful to select the sins of
our neighbors, and not our own.) If
jNoethcrn people had preached or la'
bored against drunkenness, whiskey
selling, robbing the poor and father
less, licentiousness, political trickery,
corruption, coveteousness, &c, Ac, as
practiced and legalized at the North,
instead of looking up one sin of which
we were not now guilty (tho we kid
napped and brought to tho county near
ly all the Africans ever imported),
there would hava been no rebellion, no
war, no five hundred thousaud extra
deaths among the young men of the
country and John Wilson's mother
might have tho comfort and blessing
of her boy. Now don't begin to cry
dkloyalty, copperhead, until you can
Bhow one of my statements untrue.
The State of New York has no rc
ords (nor has any State) showing what
became of all the men she sent to the
war, and the Secretary of State's office
is not the office where military records
aro kept. Truly yours,
Jons Peter Smith.
Senior Clerk.
We take the following from the
Venango Spectator:
Mr. Charles Phillips, who was so
seriously hurt by a runaway at Petro
leum Centre several days ago, is now
in a fair way of recovery.
Information is wanted of the parents
or friends of a boy calling himself
Willie Lewis. He L) apparently 9
years . old, has brown hair, a large
head, dark eyes, uncommon long eye
lashe und says he was taken from
Cleveland to Pennsylvania by a Mrs.
Black and left in the road ; says he
kas a Grandma Doubleday, but doesn't
know where she lives. Any informa
tion can be sent to J. D. Gage, Rouse
ville, Pa., or to this cilice.
James McIIenry, the great railroad
man, was in Meadville on Tuesday.
Perhaps it is not generally known that
four years of Mr. McIIeury's boyhood
were passed ia liarmouy township,
Butler county, this State. It is a fuel
that the greatest American business
man London ever saw the niaa who
was the first to build a railroad to the
oil region and the moist energetic aud
liberal in introducing Venango county
oil in Luiope once lived iu Butler
county.
At tho election for officers of the
Farmers' & Miners' Railroad, held in
this city on the 24th ultimo, the fol
lowing were elected: President, J.
L. ITanna ; Directors, W. I. Crawford,
J. Zcipler, R. Kennerdell, C. Iley
dritk, V. W. Mitchell, and M. S. Duf
field. The corps of engineers now sur
veying the line make very favorable
reports of the grado and the section of
country through which the road will
pass.
The following we take from the
Court proceedings of Venango Co.
Alex. Fo.stnr, indictment, assault and
battery -ith intent to kill, on oath of
of Samuel Holme. Verdict of U'jt
guilty of the felony but guilty of mis
demeanor in wounding.
William Dwvcr. same charge as in
last case. Same verdict as against
Alex. Foster.
This case, our readers will recollect,
is tho attempt of a man crazed with
rum to kill his wife. The shooting
took place on the 20th of last June on
the Egbert Farm. The wifb who so
narrowly escaped, death was present
during the whole trial, and did every
thing in her power in favor of the
prisoner.
Daniel Young, indictment, horse
stealing. Verdict of guilty.
juiiu mo irim i)i mis prisoner uh
mother was present. She showed no
signs of emotion until the jury brought
in the verdict of guilty, when she com
menced to moan and sigh, and was led
from the court room, boon after this
she exhibited signs of hysteria and be
came irrational. It is feared her mind
has been affected by he misfortune.
The prisoner was arrested at Shamburg
for stealing a horse and buggy, men
tion of which we made last week.
STOLEN !
On tho night of tho 7th Inst, a span or
horses wero taken from my burn in Tionos
ta twp. Ono is a mnre, six year old, has
two white spots, made by saddle, on her
back, and a small lump on loft fore leg.
Tho horso has a spavin on right hind log,
and is eight years old. Both horses wore
of u brown color. Two blind-bridles wore
also taken.
."o reward will be paid for tholr return
and the arrest of the thief
SELDOM WHITMAN.
Tiouosta,Pa,
11 DAY lilt SIJMIN All Y
AND
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Opens its Seventh Year September 12th.
Buildings extensive Qr,-inula - ample
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Course thorough and practical. 'Superior
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. St. Mary's, Elk Co., Pa.
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pennWlvaniaT-cen"
tral railroad
ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May
1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union Depot, eornor of Washinton and
Liberty street, as lollows;
ARRIVE.
Mall Train, 1.30 a m ; Fast Line, 12.12 a
m ; Well'saccoiiiniodation No. 1, 8.20 am
Brinton accommodation No , 7.50 a in;
Wall's accommodation No 2, 8.55a m (Cin
cinnati express 11.20 am; Johnstown ac
commodation 10.50 a m : Braddock s ae
comiuodution No 1, 7.00 p in j Pittsburgh
express 1.30 p in; Pacific express 1.50 p in j
W all's accommodation No 8, 2.35 p m ;
Homewood accommodation No 1,11.55 pin;
Wall's accommodation No 4, 5.50 p in;
Brinton accommodation No. 2, 1.10 p in;
ay x usgougor iu.u p ill.
DEPART.
Southern "express 5.20'a m : Pacifio ex
rress 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommodation No
, 6.30 a in ; Mail Train b.10 a in ; Briuton's
accommodation 1.20 a m; Braddock's ac
commodation No 1, 5.10 p in; Cincinnati
express 12.35 p m ; Wall's accommodation
-N 2, 11.51 a ui : Johnstown accommodation
4.05 p in ; Homewood accommodation No
1, s.50 p m: Pkiladolimia exnress 3.50 D m:
Wall accommodation Ko 3,3.05 p m;A all's
accommodation No 4, 6.05 p in ; Fust Line
7.4(1 p in; Wall's Koa. 11.00 p in.
The Church Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sunday at 11.05 a. in., roachimr Pitts
burgh at 10.05 a. m. Betnrning leave Pitts
burgh at 12.50 p.ui., oud arrive at Wail's
ma; ion at z.w p. in.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern express daily except Monday. All oth
er Trains dailv, except Kundnv.
For further information nnlv to
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for Baggage ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
rsponsibility to One Hundred Dolla" 4 val
ue. All buugage exceeding that a ount
in valuo will lie ut the risk of the tier,
unless taken by special contract.
A. J. CASSAl
General Superintendent, Altoona Pa.
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Muslo.
Prayer.
SALUTATORY John Selft-worth.
Dialogue.. Marlln Speneo and C. Henry.
Rocltal.... Ida Cook.
Dialogue Burnoll Spenoe and John Soigworth.
Declamation.... Marlln Spenoe.
Colloquy.. ..Libbie Seigworth aud RoslllaCook.
Muslo.
Declamation. ...J. VL. Cook.
Dialogue. ...Rose Soigworth and John Hagan.
Recital.. ..Rosilla Cook.
Bong- E. 8. Og-den,
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Rose Soigworth, Libbie Soigworth, W. 8. Sponce,
A. W. Cook and J. H. Cook.
8onff....E. S. Ogtlen.
Recital Libbie Seigworth.
Diaioguo Mary Seigworth aud A. W. Cook.
Music.
Declamation.... IL O. Seigworth.
Colloquy ....Libbie Seigworth, Ida Cook and Rosllla Cook.
Muslo.
Dialogue Louisa Hnling, Mary Soigworth and J. W. Cook.
Essay.. ..Libbie Seigworth.
Muslo. .
Colloquy H. F. Cbokand John Soigworth.
Rehearsal J. W. Cook.
Music.
Dialogue A. W, Cook, W. 8. Spence, John Seigworth and J. W. Cook.
Sonjr....Prof. J. XT. Og-den.
Del carnation D. L. Henry.
Colloquy Libbie Seigworth and Rosilla Cook.
Muslo.
Essay....Llna Piatt.'
Dialogue Rosilla Cook, Rose Seigworth and Libbie SolgworJi.
Negro Farco J. W. Cook, W. S. Spence and A. W. Cook.
Music.
Essay "Amorlcan Education"... -Mary Seigworth.
Declamation.... C. Henry.
Concert Reading by Class of Seven.
Music.
Select Oration... .Burnoll Spenoe.
A Paper The Shingle Zlo(....J. W. Cook.
Muslo.
Dialogue J. W, Cook, and A. C. Porter.
Essay.... Louisa Uuling.
Music.
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Concert Speaking Ida; Cook,; Rosilla Cook, Libbie Seigworth, Bunnell
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Music.
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Muslo.
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ON AND AFTER Monday, June 6, 1871,
Trains will run as follows
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
stations. No. 2. No. 4.
Oleopolis, 10.46 a m 8.40 p m
Bennett, ' 10.38 " 8.28
Woods 10.30 " 8.18 "
Prathors Mill 10.24 " 8.10 "
PitholoCity " 10.10 2.55 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
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Plthole City, 8.40 a in 1.40 p in
rrathers Mill 8.48 " 1.48
Woods 8.M ' l.fifl "
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Oloopelis 0.1(1 " 2.16 "
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M. P. GETCHELL,
Dialer t
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