W. R. DUNN
EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MOUSING, JILT 26, 187.6..
Republican National Ticket,
. FOR PRES1 DENT
nUTIIERFORD B. HAYS, ...
. of Ohio. ;
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
of New York; '
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Con gross
(JEN. HARRY WHITE, '
(Subject to action or tho district conferees)
: For State Senator,
JAS. OKEEN
(Subject to actioa of tho district conferees.)
v, For Assembly,
r S. D, AONEW.
For District Attorney,
S. D. IRWIN.
' For Coroner,'
1 W. C. COBURN. . '
For Jury Commissioner, -P.
V. MERCILLIOT. .
.' Our Washington Letter.
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Special to the Republican.
"Washington, D. C, July. 21, 76.
democratic members , of Congress
appear to estimate the intelligence of
the average American citizen by that
of their own party' constituents; and
hen co they expect the transparent
partizan tricks every day resorted to
by them, to be accepted as the work of
reformers and patriots in the great day
of accounts, next November. From
the opening day of the present session
of Congress, last December, up to
date, every resource has been exhaust
ed for the purpose of disgracing the
Secretary of the Navy. Every trial
has been per&everiugly followed up,
and every scrap of information preju
dicial to that officer ha3 been carefully
husbanded for the one purpose of all
this oxDcnditura of thousands of dol
lars of publio funds, and this utter
disregard of all the necessary work of
the session, namely : the ruin of a
prominent Republican official. His
own testimony and that of every chief
of bureau of his Department, have
apparently been ignored. Ii was only
after r pcremtory demand, , several
times repeated, that he was allowed a
hearing, after their report- Was well
underway. It is now rumored that
Glover, Chairman of the Real Estate
Committee, and Whittnom, Chairman
of tho Naval Committee, have decided
to refer the evidence in theft possession
to the Judiciary Committee, with a
Tiew to Mr. Robeson's impeachment,
should. the latter Committee decide
that he is amenable to such a tribunal.
But it is not believed that a report
would be reached until next session,
prior to which all the advantages ob
tamable from such a . Bcurvy . partizan
trick would have been secured to their
party.
The case of Representative Hays is
another in point. lie was charged
with the sale of a cadetship and was a
long time under investigation, which
was completed weeks ago. The almost
universal verdict ot those familiar
with the testimony, was to tho effect
that his traducers had failed to cast a
single blot upon his official integrity
But no report was made until yester
day, and then, instead of a square,
manly report, the Democratic mem
bora of the committee reveal their an
imus by saying that, although the tes
timony is insufficient to 'convict the
accused of fraudulent practices, yet
there is ground for grave suspicion
It has not been forgotten how Mr
Blaine was dragged to the door of
death, and a dispatch virtually ex
honerating him was carefully suppress
ed. Other cases aro not wanting,
Magnanimity is thrown away upon a
party so constituted and led., A wit
nesfl swore poiut blank that ho paid
Mr. Kerr $450 for eecuriug a frjem
the appointment to a Lieutetiaucy in
the army. There were many other
very ugly features in the case to con
firm the witness j but in view of the
Speaker's previous good record, ho was
unanimously acquitted. But tho in
telligence of Democratic consiitueii
cle in not the standard of American
citizenship generally.
The Banking aud Currency Com
mittee again dodged any definite ac
tion n t lie repeal of !h Resumption
art yestr-nlay ; and if n assorted
that fwo Dfi.'ineiMlic oflicialf, now
lore, threaten that unless tho House
makes an effort to repeal it, Hendricks
will withdraw,. It appears certain
that there is n want of harmony be
tween Tilden and Hendricks support
ed respectively by the har.l and soft
wings of Democracy.
Several of tho appropriation bilh
so long in disputo before tho various
Conlcrctica Committoes, have been
compromised. Five still remain, four
before Committees and one tho river
and harbor bill beforo tho Senato.
The latter ha3 been so mutilated that
Senator Allison has proposed a, sub
stitute. Senator Morton, in one of the most
vehement and telling speeches of the
session, uuhorsed several cx-Confed-crate
warriors ; and during a discus
sion of the Hamburg massacre in the
House, Mr. Townsend of New York,
inflicted the most severo punishment
upon Cox that he has received since
lis casligation by Blaine during the
amnesty fight. Cox's scrvilo submis
sion to the arrogant behests of the
Ku-Klux and Tammany wa3 made
very potent during the . debate. Ku
Klux Butler, who led the cot throats,
was eulogized by Hartridge of Goor-
gia; and Lamar was tho only speaker
on tho Democratic side who denounced
the brutal outrage and called for the
punishment of the assassius. Gov.
Chamberlain of South Carolina has
been in consultation with tho Presi
dent, and has returned, ' determined
that the murderers shall be speedily
punished.. ' ;',''
I he advocates ot silver as a legal
tender are hard at work to accomplish
their purpose by legislation; and a
bill has been prepared by the Commit
tee on Mines authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to issue coin notes for
$50 and the multiples thereof up to
$10,000, through the various ' mints
and assaj offices, for tho net value
of gold and silver bullion tjiey may
have on deposit.'
The evidence in tho Belknap trial
is all in, and Mr. Blair, in the absence
of Carpenter through . -illness, . com
menced his opening argument yester
day. An interesting question in- con
nection with the final vote upon the
guilt of the accused, is that presented
by the attitude of those Senators who
voted agaiust tho Senate's jurisdiction.
Maxwell,
A recent private letter from Au
gusta, Me., says of Mr.- Blaine: "He
is bright, alert, and brilliant, with a
keen interest in and clear, sharp views
about everything. He shows the effects
of a six weeks' illness, anj is easily
fatigued4iut plays billiards, walks in
the grounds, and talks freely on all
subjects, not excepting hia own condi
tion and feelings and the Cincinnati
Convention, lie will speak at twelve
or fifteen places during the last month
of the campaign."
Apropos of our Indian war, might it
not be a good thing for Congress to
investigate how they get supplied with
the best grades ot arms and ammuni
tion. It is certainly within the power
of the Government to prevent, them
from obtaining arms, if the right effort
is made, and this should be doce. The
Indians deserve right treitment, but
should not be allowed arms dangerous
in case of war. The report has been
put into circulation that the peace
policy is responsible for their being
supplied with arms, but this is not the
case. The course pursued under this
policy was to secure lor them fair and
honest treatment, ami to attempt to
civilizo them. The supply of rifles
and'lixed anunitiou formed no part
of the peace policy, and this fact
should be Generally understood. Stil
they haveleen supplied through some
source, -just what it , is desirable to
understand. Gazette. .",
Fopular feeling has always manifea
ted its appreciation ofleadiug men by
expressive and descriptive pscudo
nytoc9 of titles. History is filled with
tho familiar examples that, "reaching
this country and century, have given
us the Mill JJoy ot the Nasties, Old
Hickory, Old Bullion, tho Great Lx
pounder, Tippecanoe, the Rail-splitter
and a thousand others, every one lul
of significauce. This 6arue causo stil
lives, and acting among tho people
has pressed from them their estimate
..p t: 11 i j . H:.,
vi iiiueu a cnuracicr m a ciri miner
ation that certainly will not be forgot
tcu aud will probably adhere to iU
owner closer than a blurt, lie w .iu
the argot of his State not an Expouu
der, a Defender, a ar Horse or any
thing t-lse great and grateful to the
peopiC. He is simply "Soapy Sam,
aud it id sure as shooting that all tho
lawyers r.tid legislators of the laui
could not have phrased the genera
conviction more neatly and rllectively
But wo don't expect to see it on Dem
oeratic flags aud transparencies
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School Report of Tfoncsta Twp.
Tionesta Township in account with Eli
llole.inan, School Ireasuror.
To bal. at last settlement SO
" ain't collected .' (i!7 02
" of unseated tax 1,521 tW .
By ain't of orders out
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Stauding ; can r"
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"percentage 42 00
" bal. on hand 72! 73
" $2,70,3 53 ? 2,70:1 f3
Tionksta, Juno 20th, 1K7C.
We. tho undersiirn'ed Auditors of Tio
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Olll, 1870.
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IN THE GREAT SOUTHWEST!
. Tho Little Rock aud Fort Smith Rail
way Com puny is silling, ul exceptional
ly low prices and on terms to suit pur
chasers, over . r . ,
' 5 ONE MILLIONJACRES
of their uiugniiici nt grant on every hide
within twtnly utiles uf their luad. Ad
miiid'ly suiud fur; pi ml iu lion of Coin,
Coiioii, tJftiin, titass, Fruits, and all t-iher
NorthernVrops. 'inters are inild, per
milling lait ilo..r labor for ehncu month ;.
Soil ft Hi lo beyond piciHlem. No mass
hoppeis, no ('rooht. (special induce
mcnlti tor csl.d,!iliiuiiiij .( manut u torics.
For circular.-., addle:-.. W. I). SLACK
Laud Coinmis-loner, Little Rok, AiU.ui-
11 1
f ACFNTS WANTED FOR THE CHEAT
UiiTESIIllAL HISTORY
It sells faster than any other book ever
published.' tins Apent sold 01 copies in
tmo day. Send for our ettia terms to
agents. Xatlonul Pul.liKhln Co.,' Phila
delphia, Piw . i . . . '. 14 4
tf a dav nl koftio. Agents wanted. Out
4l i. lit, hikI terms rroo. TKUK t CO.r
Augusta, Maine. , t ,., , U 4
-SV - 0
A mrtn of tiolrd health was asked iinw
i'Jwas ho seemed to bo always well.1 "f
am nut particular In tny meafs; lent what
I iiko; nmi whenever I feel under tho
weathrr, I resort lo my
,(, Tnrro ill's Seltcr Aprrirnt,
which I keep always in the house." Wlso"
man, aud economical as well. lie does
not resort to violent means for relief. Ho
uses Nature's remedy in the .shapo of this
npperlent.
11 4 SOLD 11V ALL DRUlUiISTS.
Cnry A WIOIOK guaranteed to falo nnd
'u- j i ii 1 n iu ic-fciiiK, iti ineir l'H-siiiy.
("sts nothing to try it. .Particulars Free.
P. O. Vickery cf- Co., Augusta, Mo. 14-H
SOfV l,or tUi7 nt homo. . Torni
4 H hU lVco. Address 'ieo. Stinson
it Co., Portland, Mo.
11 t
PSVCHOMANCY, or Soul Chaiming
How ulthnr sex may fascinate and gain
tho love and atl'ectlons of any person they
choose, instnntl v. This simpltf menial a!
qwirornriit nil rau'poNsessv froo, by mail,
lor vs cents : together with u Marriaiie-
liildoKgyptian tlrae.o. Dreams. Hints to
Lmlfes. A queer bonk.' 100,00(1 sold. Ad
dress T. William A Co., I'ublishers, Phil
adelphia. 11 4t-
QtFaney Bristol Cards, 10 tti.U, with
i"nnmo, 10e.; or 20 Mixed Repp. Dhiii
askAa., 10e. i Nassan Cnrd.Uni., Nsau,
Reus. Co., N. Y. 11 4
p:r 'Visiting CaMs, with vottf nimn
Jyt finely print d, sent foi-a-ie. We hava
iO0 styles. Agents wanted. H Mamplmt for
Hiami. a. ii. i nner c- Co., uroekton,
Willis. 144
Oil C10NTF.NNIAL Fancy Visiting
Cards, or !2S Jet with naiiiM In wold.
forilOets. Something entirely new. Ad
dress It (. Adams A Son. Chatham.
Columbia County, N. Y. 14 4
ADVERTISING
in Religious and Agricultural weeklies.
lialf-rleo. Send for eaUljijfiio on tixo
j.'ist nan. i-or lnrormatlon, aiirs -.
flltO. P. ROWKLL A tX)..
" 4. A'-K .? i-41 Park How, V. YJ
- SOLID WEALTH !
' 1000,000 IN (ill-TSI
Grandest Scheme evor Prestuitod to tho '
Public!
A FORTUN10 FOR ONLY f U. -rniUO
Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
X paiiy, authorized by a special n-t df
the Kentucky Legislature, for tho benefit
of the Public Schools of Frankfort, will
lisve tho flirt of their sc-rlcs of tlrand
Drawings nt Major Hall, in tho City of
Frankfort, Ly., on -
. THURSDAY, A U'UTST ,11, 1S70,
on which occasion they will d is tribute to
the ticket-holders the immense sum of -
600,000.
Thos. V. Porter, F.x-(jovei nor ICy., (len-
eral Manager. .
POSITIVELY NO POST1DN F.M KNT 1
as we will have a series of (fraud Drnwinga
and can not establish the precedent ot"
postponing,
MKT otr uifts: f )
One grand cash gift.... , ....$100 ioo
One grand cash nlft,.. AM 000
Ono grand cash gllti....; 26 (HNl
One grand cash gift.. ju (too
One grand t'ash gift 10 000
Ono grand cash gilt ft 0i,
60 Cash gilts of f l,imo cadi B0 00(1
1(H) Cash gilts of , .rlt) each......... 6000O
KKi Cash gift-sol' KiOiach.i 40 Ooo
100 Cash gil'U of r.OOeuch 30 000-
200 Cash gifts vf ' iWO each 40 0OO.
000 Cash gilts of lOUeueh , 00 000
10,000 Cash gifts of 1 each........ 10 0UO
Total, ll.irsJ gifts, all cash COO 0)l
PUICIO OF 'i'JCKIOTS:
Wholo tickets, ifl2; Halves, f0; bar
ters. 0 tickets, flOO; i7J tickets, $ !00;
Wi tickets, ,ih) ; vs: tickets, f 1,000. Ir0,
WMItiekoUattl2eac!i. Hon. 10. 11. Taylor. Mayor of Frankfort,
the entire board ot Cit r Coiimeilnien. Hon.
Alvin Duvall, late -Chief Justieo of Ken
tucky, and other distinguished eitixi us,
together with such disinterested person,
as the ticket holders present may desig
nate will superintend tho drawing.
Remittances can bo made by F.xpress,
Draft, Postoflieo Money order,' Registered
Letter, mado payable to Kentucky Cash
Distribution Company.
All communication's connected with tho
distribution and orders for Ticket.', and
applications or agents to kcIC tickets,,
should bo addressed to
Hon. thos. p. portkk.
V2 4 liouoral Manager, Frankfort, Ky.
J 1 V W )S ii V
x' r v v v r f . v
TO THK WOBK1M1 CLASS. -We can
furnish you euidoyment lit which you rna
luako very large pay, in your ow n locali
ties, without being awav from home over
niirht. Agents wanted in every town and'
county to take subscribers lor Tho Cen
tennial Record, the larirest publication in
tho United States-US pages, 04 columns;
lOleg-mtly lllustraledj Termsoulvjl per
year. The Keooid is devoted to whatever
Is cd' Interest connected W illi tho Centen
nial year. The Ureal Kxhihition ut Phil
adelphia is fully illustrated in detail. Kv-"i-ybody
want.; it. The whole people feel
great interest in their Countrv's Centen
nial Birthday, and w ant to know all about
it. An elegant patriotic era von drawing
premium picture u presented free to each
subscriber, it U entitled, "In remem
brance ot the One Hundredth Anniversa.
ry of the liiilepenpenco of tho United
Slates." Sue, -J.lxIiO inches. Anyonecan
become a successful agent, fi.r but shew
(he paper and picluro and hui)drel-i of
subscribers are easily obtained every
where. '1 hero is no business that will pay
lll.o this at present. We have many
a :cnt-i w ho are making a.-j liih as M wv
av and uitwards. .Now is the time; dun' I
delay. Kemcnibcr it costs nothing to give
the business a trial. Send for our circu
lars, terms, and -sample ropy of paper,
w hah are sent free to nil w ho" apply ; do
it to-day Complete outlit free to'thoHO
w ho dn.-ide to engage. Farmers and me-chuiiic.-i,
:iud their Sons unA daughter
make lho vpiv l,-,.t ..( M-ellf:. Address,
llli'.CI.N Ti.NN't..!, JUOCOIth.
''t lu- ' P.'Mland, M.iino.