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W. IX. DUNN "
EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APR. 18, 1877.
Our Washington Letter.
Special to the Republican.
Washington, D. C, Apr. 14, 77.
His occupation being gone, Mr.
Chamberlain lias, by surrendering his
position in South Carolina, performed
iho only official act left him to do;
but he will certainly yet figure prom
inently in public lifo in ether spheres.
Mr. Chamberlain is a man who is not
appreciated at bis full worth even by
the Republican party at tho North.
His attitude through the conflict just
ended in his State, and in particular,
hid last letter to President Hares,
show him to bo possossed of fine abili
ties as a lawyer, orator and writer. He
has made a grand good fight againBt
the abuses in the Republican party in
couth Carolina, and we have thus re
warded him. Our word for it, you
haTo not heard tht name of Chamber
lain for the last time.
This matter being ended, we have
but two wars left on our hands at pres
ent the one in Louisiana and the one
on the plaius. Tho Commissioners
appointed for that purpose will prob
ably settle the first, and the arrival of
Crazy Horse with fifteen hundred hos-
tilcs at the Cheyenne Agency prat-ti-
il l i .1 T l r
cany ciosea me inuian war lor me
season, although, after undergoing re
pairs, it will probably be reopened 83
UEiftl shortly. However, hostilities
are nat likely to be resumed until tht
warriors have boen properly fattened
and newly equipped by tho Great
Father. Then look out for "Lo I the
poor Indian."
Tho U. S. Supreme Court has at
last decided that the million and a
half dollars appropriated to tho Cen
tennial Exhibition by CongrekS re
verted to the U. S. Treasury, and was
not the property of the stockholders.
This reverses the decision of tho lower
Court, and has tho effect to reduce the
value of tlm Centennial stock from
about 80 to 25 cents on the dollar. It
will also probably result in deciding
Congress to be more generous than it
would otherwise have been in appro
priating an amount to enable the
United States to make a criditablc
dispjay at the approaching French
Exhibition.
Tho Clerk of the House has not yet
completed his roll of the members of
the lower branch of the forty-fifth Con
gress, but it is understood that 285
out of 2do certificates of membership
have been received. Two hundred
nud sixty have thus far drawn pay.
If tho clerk places on his rolls the
iiamcs of all Republicans whose elec
tion is claimed, the House will stand
14'J Democrats to 144 Republicans
The doubtful districts, whoso repre
sentatives have not beeu placed upon
the rolls are nine in number, as fol
lows: Two in Louisiana; two in
Florida; two in Missouri; and one
each iu South Carolina, Colorado and
California.
We have been having a fearful
frtorm clown this way. A heavy north
east storm caused a high tide along
the cotut, that rose far above any in
the memory evea of the proverbial
oldest inhabitant. The only mcaus
of travel along many of the streets in
Norfolk was in- rowboats, and the
damage done to property there and in
Baltimore was considerable. There
are many citizens of this vicinity who
wiiljienceforth hold water in greater
dislike than ever.
The exports of fresh beef coutinue
to increase. The quantity Bhipped to
Great Britain from New York and
Philadelphia in March amouuts to 6,
707,855 pounds, valued at $51)0,085,
making a total in nine months of 29,
008,810 pouuds, valued at $2,677,383
John Bull eays if he had known this,
lie never would have gion the United
States to Jonathan.-
The attention of the editor U called
'.O the fact that those old couutfcifeit
11000 notes are again in circulation
A word to tbo ja sufficient. For
m white you had bettor take no change
over u 509 bill, iud when you liav
day to spara run through your pock
its and see if vou have not been tak
en ill. HOWELL.
TweeJ proposes to U-ll til he
nows and to restore all the property
has not all he Las stolen if list
!v 'ranted that gr.nt boon, liber-
Register's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that tlio follow
ing Administrators and Guardian have
filed their final accounts, and tho samo
wi bo printed to our next Court for
ctn Urination.
H. II. Stow, Guardian of Earnest Slow.
Jaino K. nn 1 X. Shrivor, Administra
tor of fSacob Shrlvrr, deceased.
I). XV. CLARK, Register.
April 1(1, 1R77.
Fiuaacial Report of Jenks Township.
Road Commissioners of Jcnka Township
in nceotint with naid township for the your
ending April f, 1ST".
To ain't tax levied for road purpo
ses 1,9."8 00
To buck immcy drawn from Co.
Coin in issionora SO 00
To seated nionev from lands ro-
turned 40 :;0
To amount paid over by former
f reasurer 3$ SO
?2,(iXi 10
By am' tox ponded on roads
per returns ot patli-inas-
ters f 12,00.1 M
Balanco due Twp 2 li:l
?2.0!Hi 10
Wo. 11)0 Auditors, have examined tho
above accounts, and llnd tliem correct ax
set forth In the alove statement.
Attest: S. F. Rohukk, Clerk.
Ooorire D. Eldridgc, Treasurer of Jenks
Township, in account wilh said Township
for the. year ending April 0, 1N77.
To balanco on last settlement t 38 80
To amount orders drown from Co.
Commissioners 2,057 30
By vouchers produced at
settlement $!,0TS .11
By percentage .-. 6101
Bal. duo TreasurcY IS 03
$2.ll. 12 2,11.1 12
We, tho Auditors of Jen us Township,
do certify that wo have, examined the ac
counts oi'tho Treasurer of said Township,
and find them correct and truo iw above
resrescntod.
A. K. SniVK,
C. 1). Elbriiioi:, Auditors,
C. F. Hunt.
Attest: S. F. Rouiikk. Clerk
Auditors' Settlement, Tionesta Twp.
S. J. Sctley. Treasurer in account with
the Road funds of said Township lor the
vear ending April O, 1877."
To balance last settlement $1,1S3 4",
To balance s. 3(3 5.1
tM.i!l()!W
By orders redeemed $1,100 JM
liy 2J per ct..Trea. Com.. IS) 7o
f 1,210 OS
By balance due Treasurer 30 i3
POOR FUND.
To balanco last settlonicn' ltV, 21
To balance due Township 14 57
Ilv orders redeemed 14i H7
By 2 per ct. Treas. Com.. 3 (17
By balance 14 07
$10.-) 21
We, the undersigned Auditors of Tioncs-
ta Township, mot at tho Court House, iu
Tronesta, and did audit and settle the sev
eral accounts of Township Treasurer, and
mm them as aitove set lorin. itness our
hands this 0th day of April, 1877.
.:. W. I'LAHK, I
B. O. HlTNTKK, j
FINANCIAL STATEMENT :
FUND.
LIAIIILITIKM. '
Auditors.
; ROAD
...f 1,135 75
Orders outstanding
ASSKTS.
Due from county tux. of 1874 and
8,s X 11(1 D.1)
Seated tax returned of 1870 3S 10
Unseated tax of 1870...: 1,181 04
N. Thompson, )
J. XV. Jamikson, Road Com'ra.
S. BvKits, J .
GEO. 1 HOWELL d CO.
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DURING our experiencp of the pa t nix
months, in theGlKICEKY, l'Rl VIM
ION, FLOURit FEED Business in Tro
nestrt, wo havo found the old maxim
it
MONEY
saved Is monev earned." a true one. and
that we, have saved tho people ot tho bor-
oniii nnt surrouiKiing country a consul
erable amount.
Having had a lonj experience in tho
wholesale business, wo huvo peculiar fa
cilities for buying l'roin first hands, which
enables us to oiler extra inducements to
Cash Buyers, and having adopted tho true
system of doing business for
CASH
only, we ran sell poods lor a tnuuh lew
profit, in lact, eorniietinic with prioes iu
an v of tho cities in the State.
In thanking the citizens for liberal pat
ronage in the past, we announce ouj re
moval from tho Fisher tore, to tho pleaa
ant locatior'known as tho
ACOMQ QUILDINC,
(immediately Ronth of tha Coniprny Store)
where, in consideration of tho continued
depression in t ho times, have again lower
ed our prices, believing that goods should
nt be sold at war prices, where tho oppor
tunities to mako money aro so much less.
jftfIn futuroourstoro will bo kept opsr.
until 0 P. M.t for the mutual benefit of tha
gnciul public and ourselves.
J. 11. JllSl.IUKSUJN xcu.
Red Hot I Spicy I Newsy I
Oil City Daily Derrick,
For 1877.
m-tirr Tliun Ever!
More and Freshor News, and More Read
ing Matter than any other Daily Fa per
in North-Western Pennsylvania!
The Oir, City Daily Derkick will be
gin the new year with a larger circulation
than ever attained by any daily newspiper
in Pennsylvania outside of the largo cities.
It. has gained this by giving all tho fresh
est news, and sparing no expenso in ob
taining items, it ims correspondent in
every portion of the Oil Region, bosidos
several reporters who are constantly trav
eling. Tho proprietors, editors and re
portoi ial stall, are all young and energetic
men, whoso aim is to make tho Derrick
the leading newspaper of Western Penn
sylvania. The Dkrrick will bo better than ever
for 1S77. It will have special reporters at
Washington and llarrisburg. who will
send daily specials, of all important events.
Its readers will be kept posted 011 all the
political news of tho day, as reported from
an independent stnndMint, while a large
nport' trial force will keep them informed
on local matters. It will also, as it docs
now, take the lead in discussing '(uestions
of importance to oilmen, and wnrK faith
fully for tho interest of the Oil Region. It
will maintain its position as authority in
oil statistics, and its market quotations
will always bo lound reliable.
If you want spicy reading, fresh news,
information concerning tho Oil Region,
and a rod-hot paper, hubscribo for the On,
City Daily Derrick. Terms, 10 per
year; six months $5 ; $1 a month in ad
vance. W. II. LONG WELL .fc CO.,
30 3t Publishers, Oil City, Pa.
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The Cheapest Soap that ran bo used for
the following reasons j
1st. One bar will go as far as two of any
other,
2d. Only half tho usual rubbing being
required, there Is a saving of more
than the entire cost of tho Soap in
labor alone.
Sd.-rTho clothes aro made Sweet, Clean
and white without Boiling or Scald
ing, thus all injury to them isavoid
ed. There is a saving in fuel and
hard work, and tho washing is Uono
in about half tho usual time.
It is also guaranteed under a penalty of
fifty dollars not to injuro tho clothes or
hands, and as ouo trial will enable any
person to ascertain the truth of these
statements, it would never pay the pro
prietor to engage in an extonsivo system
of advertising and claim uuch decided
merit for his .Soap unless he knew from
Iiositive experience that it wou'd prove to
)0 in every respect what is claimed for it.
This is also a superior Soap lor Toilet
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(SueccKsors to T. El wood .ell.)
Nos. 17 and 19 KoutirSixth Street,
4-Hf Pini.ADici.rAiA, Pa.
S999S
C.in't be niado by every agont ev
ery month in tho business wo
turnish, but those willing to work
can easily earn :i dozen dollars a
day right in their own localities. Have no
room to explain here. Business pleasant
and honorable. Worn' 'i and boys and
girls do as well us men. We will iurniari
you a complete Out lit free. The business
pays I elter than anything else. We will
bear expense of starting you. Particulars
free. Write and see. Farmers and me
chanics, their sons and daughters, and nil
classes in need of paying work at home,
should writo to us and learn all about the
work at once. Now is tho time. Don't
delay. Address True 6i Co., Augusta,
Maine. m;
$ 43P aVfl TE n M 7
137 PER YEAR,
Pavs ALL EX TENSES at
CHAM3ERLAIN INSTITUTE,
S'j.ool established .. Woiiet'ty fflf.3,.
OdJ, " ICiidowment 4lK,i(iii. On,-' , nth
' l;o;!i h'vc sliall liavo the benefit' i,f it.
N.VinH;- tj ini ojtens Dwe. 5. .'d (',,, e,il:i
ofj,,c (free' it Rev. J. f, i.U'j'ar.Ps, 1 1. I .,
Pj'iU'.iPl I, yj It
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man, I losnrtr v Co., Son, .i ,, ! ,i(.,,(M
procured in all countries. No lei .sin ml-
itnce. ' AdMiiirucH mil ess the imti.ni io
gi.mled. Ni fees for making pi'oiiinina- ,
rv exam l n:tt lens. N o n.l.lil c. ..... .. .
obtaining iind ePi'liieting u rehearing. Ilv
n rrcrnt deciMion ot llie ('oninii-sioinr a i 'i
ieeled iiiipllcidii'ins nuiv be revive, l
Special attention given to Intertei ( mo
Cnsprt before the Patent Ofllep, Extensions
before CoiigrO;-.H, Infi iligenicnt Suits in
dili'ercntStiiles, and all lidirslioti imper-
tiilnlng to Invetilions or Patents. Scud
stamp to Olbnoro &, Co., for pamphlet of
sixty pages.
Isanti t'fN, Wrraiit4 anl
Scrip.
Contcited Land Casirs pro-eefited befin
the U. S. (;:ieral Land OlTW-oai'nl Dcjtart
inent of the Intirior. Prlvato Lnnd ( 'hums
Mining Mini Pre-emption Claifnw, and'
Homestead Cases attended to. Land Scrip
in 4(1, f(, and l'!0 aero pieces for sale. This"
Scrip is assignable, mid can bo located ir,'
tho niimo of the purchaser upon any Gov-"
ernment liind.sublect to pri (do enlrv. nt
$l.Ju per aero. Il U of ennal value wilh
Bounty Land Warrants. Send ulainu to'
Gilinoro Co., for pamphlet of Instruc
tion.
ArrcnrH r Iy.t; Koucsly.-
Ofllcers, Soldiers, and Sailors of tho Into '
wnr, or their heirs, aro in many cuses en
titled to monev from the Govemineut of
which they have no knowledge. Write
full histoi v of Korvlco, and state niuount
of pay and bbunty received. Luclou
stamp to Gilmore A' Co., and a full reply,
alter vxamiiiation, will bo iriven you freo.
All nm..nru M..1.II....U n,,;l Unllnrdunn...
dod, ruplureii. or injured in the lata war,
however slightly, can obtain a pension by
addressing Gil more . Co.
Cases prosecuted by Gilmoio (fc Co. be
fore tint Supreint ("'ourt of thn I'nlUtd
States, the ('ourt of Claims, and the South
ern Claims Commission.
Each department of our business Is con
ducted in a soparale bureau, under ehargo
of the same experienced parlies employed
by the old firm. Attention to all biiHliiMs
entrusted to Gilmoro it Co, is thus aa
eured. Wo desire to win auaccas by Un
serving it.
Address G1LMOHR A CO., V10 TMr&t,
Washington, 1). C. 41tf
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TO THE WORKING CLASS. -We iro
now prepared to fuiniili all clasbos wlUi
constant eniitloyinent at home, tha wboloC'
of tho time or for their .paro momiatoA
Business new light and profitable he- yj
sons of cither sex easily earn from 60 eta.
to $5 per evening, and a proportional aum
by devoting their whole titim to tho buni
ness. Boys and rls can earn nrarl v r
much as men. That all who avn Uila'na
lice may send their address, and tt Uia
bii'lno- wo make this unparalleled tTic:
To such as are not well salislied we wlil
send ono dollar to pay for the troubla nt
writting. Full particulars, sample warm
Hoveral dollars to commence work on, ani
a copy of 11, mo mid Fireside, ono of taw
largest and best Illustrated Publication,
all sent freo by mail. Reader, if you wan!
liermanent, droiitablo work, addres,
Geroge Stinson it Co., Portland, M. It
C II IS ,11 La?1) ,
IN THE GREAT SOUTHWEST!
Tho Little Rock and Fort Smith Roll,
wav Company is soiling, at exouptioaal
ly low price ami on tonus (, unit por
chaieis, over
ONE MILLIGKyACnES
of their inagniliecnt .'I'tiiit on vvory kids
within twenty mdes of tliir rond". Ad
mirably suited for prodm don of Corn,
Cotton, Grain, Grass, Fruits, und ellt ther
Northern crops. Winters aro mild, per
mitting cut door labor for eleven n-.ontba.
Soil fei l : io beyond precedent. No frriiiwi
hoppms, no .r night. Special Induce
ments for establi'hntenljof nminifiiricrieo.
For circulars, address "W. D. SLACK,
Land Coininis: b-nnr, Little Rock, Arknu-
41 4
J. & l COATS
have been awarded a Medal and DiplntK
t the (Vutennial Exposition and uoik
mended by tho Judges for
SHUPIsaos: BTKEXttTIX
. AND
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SPOOL COTTO IV. 1
A. T. Q0&H0&N,- Director-Qtttertl
J. E. HAWLEY, Pit
Alkx. R. Botklkb,
fcecrelary pro teni.
SKAL.
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WE S T E R rjJU. A U D S
HOMSTFADS,
Ilyou wnntreliable information wheroand
how to get a cheap Farm, or geveromen't
llomeslead, free, send your addrena to S.
J. Gilmore, Lund Comuiittsioner, Luw
renco, Kansas, and receivo gratis a copy
of Tho Kansas Pacific Homestead. 'A 4
TO AGENTS on any
.vno m:;d wo an.
THE BIG BONANZA
Tim Silt ir
VOLUME.
Dilll Do Onille's new I .,,!( vk ill. int,
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$1362 50 PKOI'ITS FEOM $10653.
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The judicious select ion and management f-
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is a snro road to rapid foftuno. head for.
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Gold and Stock Brokera,
a'l 35 Wall Street, Now York,
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principal
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