E HALL REPORTER.
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Washigton, March 23.-—=The de
the proposed
repeal of the tenure-ofeoffice act, and
the split in the Radical Senatorial
yesterday, thereon, have crea-
bate in the senate on
caucus,
"The Tenure of-Office Bill.
If the Tenure of Office bill comes to
16s now favoring repeal, will vote for |
four vears |
Tt is stated that Senator |
Apains st repeal, thore-
Fords that |
dofeated. President
much incensed at the!
® ae Senators, and is
any further |
conduct of seme
circles here and given rise to serious
Apprehunsions among Radical leaders
in regard
party; it will be
bered, has hitherto preserved its solid-
ity hy the rigor of caucus rules.
The disaffection of Sprague, as mani-
fested in his speech the other day, fol-
lowed by the withdrawal of six Sena-
which,
its
tors from the caucus vesterday, points
unerringly to such a division of senti-
ment on vital questions, as to justify
-— a -
“Mack” (J. B. M'Culloeh),
caustic Washington ceorrespondet of
asserts that |
the Cincinnati Enguirver,
appointments to the Cabinet by pur |
Grant. He also goes on
Federal Legisla.
for the past
the
and
which has ruled the
“with a rod of iron”
years about to indergo
natural process of disintegration
the fate wickedness
Whatever may be the
to
“act tegulating
fare as
1 ine 18
.
1x
of the pending effort
the
Lad
repeal or Modify
} wi Bi Arabians avi) oicos” it is
1ue tenure ot certain Civil omcees, 11s
Radisal
pariy
Yat . T 23mis
morally certain that the more
of the contending fac®on of the
1 .y 3.
canuot be reconciled toany proceedmy
de
of the Congress
y oy nnn .
which may tend to lessen’ or
the absolute supremacy
constituted.
Let us
can-
th
ee re : .
the United States as now
The struggle has commenced.
patiently await the realt,
than benaficial t
which
lit thorwis
‘ o
2 WK
country at large.
RE-OF-OFFICE ACT.
been reccomended to
vy Committee of the Senate,
ound the
that
=o
al
sti
guestion mooted an:
A »
tol to-day wa al action
mittee
I
committee
~
wl
]
1 thereon. far as
at the
ined to report in fa-
Wi oul take
1 aseertain this writing,
Ct
are ni rl
vor of so modifying the act as to strike
out the rovisigs relating to the caby
1z0 the
t to Ass Zn IFeasolIs
net officers, and « provision re-
G! uring r the Presiden
for the suspension of any officer within
They, how-
ch
the protection of said act.
ever, retain the provision which pro-
from office
linit-
hibits absolute removals
. 1 5, y ¥
1» ‘ “ano £+hna Wor +
duri ax 1:18 Teles I LC» enaie,
me
-
i} RES
tile powel
4
pension, - which must be followed
NCW NOM,
I ease the
nations, the ola
emed to have been removed
date
their
11 be in
dest roys
of suspension.
az of their
all
Otherwize thev sha
a i tenr :
first estate. [his the
of the Ses
part thereof.
ate;
¥¢ J}
It becomes a serious
q tession whether the passage of uch a
b 1 Ww ould
power than
The proper
policy GO
complainea of;
Démocratic Senators, under such cir
proposed, or any modification of the
act.
.}
passage, and should leave those who
framed it for wicked purposes to get |
ont of their own “pit full” the best way |
they ean.
TOE VNGLISH MISSION-
It is now defi
the President will shortly
Sanate the nomination of Mr. J.
a he) r
wp Motley of Muss, be
Minister England.
name of Horaec Greeley was
nertly mentioned in connection
this important mission, but it is said
send LJ the
States try
prom:-
with
the
“un se thougnt him better
fie. @ less conmspicupus place,
A eit was adjudged’ and deter-
ed’ that thiz-honor should he con-
tied some of his party in
Tot
BT
Ed
1
ad for
’
111
111
Sherman of Grant's
ton. That, it was the bait
thrown out to secure the collectoralhip |
Rays Mack:
House in Washing.
reonts,
“Truly & nicet! ing for
a nicer thing for the
man.
against this kind of private sale of
public office. I insist on an auction at
which all shall have an equal chan @
to bid. The New York custom house
would brine kaif a dozen such houses
and lots as Grant's vinder any sort of
wetition, In the declining days of
qenf Rome the eipire was put up
‘ion by the Preetorian Gaards, and
t¢ Dhdius Jhands atter some
wavy bidding between him and Sul
Neanus, v price equal, I think, to
mn millions of dollars. If the good
o'd American republic 1s to be dispo
pred of in the same way, let not al
the proceeds be given to one man, or
two or three men, as seems to be
present disposition, but let there be
something in the nature of a fair di
vide.”
CO
il
all
}
sola
- —
Lhe Treasury Department 3 in ro
ceipt of information that the United |
States Marshall for Georgia has al-
| sconded with one hundred thousand
dollars of public money. It appears
that he had collected the meney as fees
of his office; and instead of d Yepositing |
it to » the credit of the government, put |
He has fled the |
Wik poc ket.
nd the
hae
counti's
that he
plunder.
proper authorities to ferret him out,
gone to Cuba
reputation as a. diplomatist.— Age.
ee
The newsboys of Brooklyn lodging |
house, Tuesday, raised‘a rebellion be.
:ause a negro boy was-allowed to lodge
there. The potice quelled: it.
eee tf mr peepee
A houze ad barn of Mrs. Stoddard, |
were burned at Vernon, Vermont, on
Saturday night by the upsetting
kerosene lamp. :
: rr fp
Faytien news of the 8th-states that
Salnave was defeated by the Revolu-
tionists with a loss of one hundred men
and eight cannon,
GO
er
Roast jackass is a favorite dish in
the Sandwich Islands, and is said to re-
semble roast turkey.
na
By an act of the last Minnesota Leg-
islatare colored children in corporate
Wis ary {0 go to the same sehools
|
|
{
som: of the money.
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Another railroad to the Pacific is |
ow proposed, stat ting from the south-
rn boundary of Kansas and termina-
nz on the Pacific Ocean at San Die- |
0, with a branch to the Mexican
rontier in the direction of El Paso.
enator Pomeroy has just ivfroduce:1 a
ill incorporating a company for the
urpose, which asks a grant of twenty
Jternate secrions of band per mile on
ach side of fhe lire to al di in the com-
letion of the enterprise,
a itis
fndlansi in Wiscon- |
disappearing. This
ten thousand
They emigrated from Mas-
in
The Stokbri
sin, are pkity
lee
Warriors.
| sachusetts to New York
Ohio in 1809,
1321. They ave now suffering for food,
and number but three hundred men,
. women and children.
> ap > -
Theissue between the two parties is
‘now fully made up. There can be ro
| skulking
| Radieal party takes its stand for the
negro—the Demberatic party for the
Vhat say you, reader,
are you for white or black #
ly
Madrid March
recent fights at the parricades in Xeres
De La Frontera, over one
| sold ers were killed and wounded. The
| loss of’ citizens was heavy, but the |
| number of their killed is not known.
| i
I A young German in Ncwar wk: NeW
| Jersey, be; ng refused by the oN he
shot her at her residence on
Sunday, killing her almost instantly,
end = his own existence.
lp >
o—
forming the mari ge ceremony at
dersony’ ile, Ga., rece UY, by ‘the inc-
briated stepfather of (he bride. The
rerencd Leh howe er, went
by
pillows.
: el -
Fl ie Now Y Wr k Evening «P ost t [Rad-
“if the administra-
goes on us it has becun, it wil
break dows
fied with Ghrasit
pl
Delaware has rejected: the Constitu-
tional Amendment
»> p» -
The President has ap proved and
sigued the bill establishing equali®y of |
A lp
from Louisiana.
White men,
pay your taxes!
TR Star hos —
The Now York
Mr. Washburne, our new Envoy to
Franee; and'says-he is “lanorant: of the
classies of his own lanuage, and umable
to ask fora plate of beans in any-other.”
A Laborer i in Washington county,
Missouri, picked up an old shoe and
found in it $800 in geld ‘coin.
mmr spears Aerie a
Willard’s the Metropolitan and
National took in $4000 a day during
auguration week,
the 11
—-— ———————
Asorast Qrr i, ==This is tire: era + of
progress, § and we asa people are pro-
gressing —if Not in morals and in pri-
vate and public Virtue, we are at least
| going ahead in our offorts to imitate
eeécirvgve ad regal displ: vy of
| monarchical governments The com-
' modious and ‘subst: antial, yet plain and |
| unpretentious, Presidential mansion
‘at Washington of former days is grad- |
‘ually putting on airs, of
and splendoras unbecoming the plain |
| republican institutions inaugurated by |
| the patriots of 76 as are many of the |
| statutes enacted by the presé nt ruling |
| party of the country; The time was |
when theinterior of the White House |
contained nothing for sw and une |
necessary disp'dy. Whatever wis for
emnbellishment was also for wee, dnl the
ph unest citizen always felt quite at]
home on visiting the home of the Presi- |
| dent of his coutiry, :
But these comforts are padssiiig away,
‘and it will not be long unul the Iox-
ecutive mansion will be decorated af:
ter the manner of the grandest palaces
{of the most aristocratic monarchs of |
Earope. As evidence of this fact, we |
extract the following paragraph from
the letter of the correspon lent of the
Kunday Mercury of Saturday Yast
TIRE ADORNING OF THE WHUI'G HOUSE |
WITH STATUARY, &C.
Heretofore little or no embellishment
|
White House. Michler, taking
a proper notice of this defect; ordered
fifty cases of tHe articles cterred to
from the celebrated house "of Mossr,
Browne & Saulpding, of New York.
Yesterday they 'VoAarr iveda the White
House. Among the works of art are
life-sized male and female Indians iu
bronze, which are to be placed in the
hall : a statuette of “Georgy Washing-
ton and his hatchet,” in tailian mar-
ble, “Franklin and his whistle,”
“Willian Tell anl wie son,” “Napole
on at eonivaation,” &:. The Blue
row is to have a splendid Louis zV]
clock, with Roman lamps in omolu
and gilt on either side ; the Red room,
a real Sevres vase,
and with a beautiful bouquet of artifi-
cial flowers. The work of readorning
is going on in all portions of the White
House, and in the future the building
will not appear as though the arts were
things unknown.
a
Imp: yrtant Pension Act.
[he following act was passed recent-
I¥ by Ce Those interested In
| bounties and pensions shrovld tonsult
it:
Q
»
(ren.
wore
IONS,
gc. 1. That when a soldier's dis-
| charge states that he discharge by
feason of “expiration of t¢rm
i vice.” he shall be held to pve
pleted the full 8 rm of hiz enlistment,
ee l en i led to bounty accordingly.
Sec. 2. That the widow, minor
| children, or parents, in the order nam
ed, or any soldier who shall heve die
after being honorably discharged from
| the military services of the United
| States must be entitled to receive the
| additional bounty to which such sil
diers would be entitled if hving, under
the provisions of the t tweltth and thir
teenth section of an act et: ntitled “Aun
act making appropriations for sun lry
civil expenses of the ronment for
| the vear ending June 39th, 1867, and
for other purpose 8,’ approved July
28th, 1867, and the said. provisions of
aid act shall be :
SEC. That :
ditional bounties
twelve and thirteen of the act of
| 28. 1866, shall, after the 1st
| May next, be adjusted ad settled
| the accounting officers of the treasury)
under the provisions ofsaid act; and
Yall soeh
May be remaining in the offic
Paymaster General unsettled,
| wreasury for settlement.
Sec. 4. That all clavns fur bounty
under the provisions of the act cited
the foregoing section shall be void, un-
the
Is
Of ser
¢O.n
gove
sO COs 4 w «J.
11 cliims for the ad-
granted in selon
0
0.
Joie
by
» of the
shail be
less presented in’ due form prior fo
1st day of December 1869,
: > pO
In the Maine Leogislatudae, last week,
Lone member, a doctor, moved to anfend
ok apitel Pun‘shment bill hy prov.hi-
| persons on the seaffbld. Awother dots
tor opposed the proposal, as oll physi.
cians admitted that the administration
of chloroform was dangeroas to
Fhe amendment was rejectell,
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The Empe ror of Ru: sia 2 1s
000 salary a day «the Sultan,
N: apoleon, 81: 2 the Fein Of
]:2),
<0! );
19"
Austria, $10,050 ; the King of Prussia,
| $3210: Victor Emanuel, $6, * Vie-
270: Leopold of ium,
toria, $6..
£1,643, and President Grant,
340 ;
Jol
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Columbia.
is the toxt the bili
lyssur the I. Friday, |
the riot to hold offices,
, in th
Followin of
izned by U
| giving negroes
0n
N
. ta keal ec
| Serve as jurors, f D.sh ee Of
| Columbia :
Je it enacted, &e., That the word
| “white” wherever it occurs in the laws
| relating to the District of Columbia,
or in the charters or ordinances of the |
| cities of Washington and Georgetown,
and operates as oa limitation on the |
riglit of ahy elector ‘of such District, or
| of either of the cities, to hold any of
| fice, or to be selected and serve as a
| juror, be and the same hereby re-
pealed ; and it shall be unlawful for
any person or officer to enforce or
attempt to enforce such limitation after
| the passage of this act.
a
— a rp
Holmesbarg, Bucks county, boasts
of thie oldest grist-mill in the State—it
having been’ boilt in, 1679—" or one
hundred and ninety yeors ago.
Pr
<»
On the 16th instant a youtig lady,
Miss Crunthanel, - residing. with her
ee
11
br other at Line Lexington, Mont zoin-
<0 shockingly btirned
{* a lamn'i3to cause
ai § hy
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# REHRER.
| A dark mystery solved.
f
|
The Tamaqua Journal gives the fol-
lowing account of the tardid® dp of
| the supposéd murdered Rehbrer:
E. GG. Pehrer, who had fornierly been |
a resident of this place and who was
"generally known here, having margied
into one of dar most respectable fAm-
Lilids, it 1867 resided at Tremont, this
‘county, where in connec tion with Mr.
John Albrighton and Mr. Thomas
| Smith, also both formerly of this place,
| Ke was ¢ ngage «din operating a ‘colliery.
F One Morning in November of that year
|
|
artidis § in business in , danger of their
pt ypon Rig acgount, without arising
a hand to save them, he professed Utter
ignorance of any of the gire sdmstahces | Bo
we have detailed dBove, And sid Be |
never knew therg had been duy pag
tiddla¥ inquiry avout him.”
pp
' Brutal Negro Havisher ~THréde
Highly Rospoctable Girls His
Victinls—Intése Excitement.
Cliamtbersburg, Pa, March 21.—On
Thursday afternoon last, a gif thir
teen years old, and two young ladies,
daughters of a neighboring fame,
were ravished by a negro. "0a Fei
day a negro, nineteen years old,
Herc
intention of going to P ottsville and re-
turning in the evening. He did not
| return that d: ay, but his wife thinking
"he had been unexpectedly detained,
felt no uneasiness; but as day after
day rolled rodnd, Bringing no ‘tidings |
"of him, srprise grew into apprehen- |
sion and appréhension i0td alarnd and
the terrible suspicion that he had bedn
foully dealt with by sorte of the dess
per adoes bY whom this region was dt
thal thine infested. Soon the news of |
| his mystérions dist gppésrence spread
ny ugh the county like wildfire, The |
| citize is of Tremont turned out en masse
sing man. Large rewards were offered
for his discovery, dead or alive, and
all without avail ; the only trace of him
that could be discovered was the cloth-
ing he had worn on the morning he
leit home, which was found in a desk
in his office at the mines, and this ten-
d. od to CO firm the Sus} Die lon th at he
had been murdered ane | his body strip-
(ved and secreted. The agony and
suspense fo his family and friends du-
ring this time may be more readily
imagined than depicted. Suspicion at
length was directes d to John Albrighton
, and Thomas Smith, Rehrer's part-
ners in business, and John Albrighton,
Jr., Samuel Albri shton and
‘woper, who were engaged about
having been concerned in
his disappearance. These parties were
arrested and lodged in jail ;
few days incarceration they were all |
admitted to bail upon a wrif of Moheas
COT Us,
ro]
the
i
WOI'sRs, is
{O he
iting Samuel Albriglhiton’s
nirht, stated that he had
confession from him to the effect
Rohrer had been murdered
b dy thrown info an old sls pe, by
Thome Smith, John Albrighton and
David 1 a hotel keaper, of
Donaldson, near Tremont. Upon this
statement these parties were imprison
ed for a few days; when upon a hearing
upon a ax corpus, Lomison and
\lhiichton were discharged and Sovith
held in $3000 bak. Meanwhile ©
penter baed left, unostensibly for the
going to Altoona to arrest
had formerly beer a
for Lymfison, and who ae-
to Carpen was mixed up in
the attuie. Samus Albrigh Lot's teens
mony, denying Carpenter's pretended
“confession,” and other circumstances,
beck to the belief that Carpenter was a
fraud and was operating merely
money from friends of
Mouse one
obtained a
that
J ISON,
’ !
td:
Er
ys 01
A WOonYn wir)
‘ oak: p
aes Wer
>
CO {el
tort
A warrent
2rresi
was issued against him, and
1 near Wilkesbarre,
brouglt {» Pottsville, tried, coyvicted
and sentened to a term of imprison-
ment. Every eif*t was still prosecu-
ted to discover Reherer’s whereabouts,
and for a while operations were in pro-
gress to pump out the slope where it
was suspected his body had been depos
ited. Grady, however, the pros.
pects of ever ascertaining anythiny
defimite concerning him grew more and
and nore vague, the excitement in re-
card to the alain SLY bsided, and
some tinre plist ery little has been
heard of it.
Our community was startled howey-
er, ov Monday evening last, by the
pews thf the great mystery had beer
solved and that Rehrer had come
licht; and such is really the cove,
circumstances attending his distovery
ave these : On the day of
Grant's inanguration, at Washington, |
our townsma, Geo. W. Cole; Esq. |
observed a man standing in’ the erowd
near the C apital whom he at once re-
counized as the long missing EK. G.
Rehrer. leat one: s:zd hi and |
accosted hii by name, when Rehrer
denied his identity and said his name
was Blake. Mr. Cole, however, was
he was
for
insisted upon Rebrer’s going with him’
to a hotel. Tis the latter, when he’
saw that further invagions was useless,
| consented to db; and upbn' reaching |
the hotel gave a detailed statembnit of |
his movements since’ he Tety Sthuylkill
| county and his reason for leaving. ITe |
said that he had become Jhopelessly in-
| volved in his business, and seeing jo |
way of extricating himsclf {43m his |
| embarrassments, had determined to
leave everything. On the morning of
his Misappearance he went to the mines,
took oi his clothes and put them where
they were afterward found, and don-
| ning the suit he was accustomed to
| wear inside thy mine, started on foot
and with but a tev cents in his pocket,
for Shamokin, where for a time he was
employed as a laborer upon the rail-
roa: From Shemokin he went to
Baltimore, where he also worked asa
laborer for somé time, until one day
meeting upon the street some parties
whom "he knéw, he became apprehen
sive of detcefiony l¢fi" Baltimore, went
to Philadelphia and en’isted as a ma:
rine in the navy. He beéanve a Ser-
geant, and was for-somd ‘time stationed
at the Philadelphia navy yard, was
then transferred to ‘Washington; détail-
ed as a clerk, and is there acting in ca-
pacity at present. When’ asked by
Mr. Cole how tie ¢ould- remain idle and
ind ace former neighbors, friends and
a Norris, a native of Cliam-
was arrested, and is row in
jail, charged with pes trating these |
here is but little doubt of |
Party excitement in
bersbirg,
Last Friday night an effort was
| made to take Nowris from jail and hang |
him. No less than eight hunadre
jeople gathered about A building.
| prominent citizens, an
inddced to disperse.
‘since been guarded by a strong force
| simmdied by the Sheriff,
wel og — p>
|
('UBA.
| The New Ydrk
Herald's special,
states that
the Insurgents under
mal de feated Lop ze at Ulayard, kil-
ling 300 men. Ularmal was wounded.
Lopez returned to Santiago. A wou:
ded volunteer Feports that the Spans
ish Latona wasdcfedted at Villa Clara,
on the 3d instant. It will take
men to restore railroad
tion to that place. Taz reb:ls diove
off’ the repairers of the road, but with-
out injuring them. They
supplies and divide tifém
poor:
The foreman on a plantation near
Puerto Principe has arrived here. He
reports that the women and de hil lren
are leaving that city to join t insure
gents. The Spanish General Lesca
hes warned them to return, or they
will be hable to the military law.
with the
ne
| that tie insurgents,
Ww ith some monitors
| port of Santi; go de (
in combim ition
Cubd.
a a
hres Mi Murdered
Cairo, March — As the fteamier
Belle, of Me AH Yaounde d at Dari ells
landing, three men (all namd
nell) got on board, arm:d with
Mit rot lcokilg any way
They told the captain to land at Fslarid
No. Ten, as another wished to
eons on hoard boat
landed «at lat} No. Ter men
by the name of Ene a
bank and one cama on board w Cog
wife. As he startet up stairs
shot dead by tha Darn Ar s,
ran back to the cabin d
‘the other two Li
standine on Farnell s
vth ad on shore and eallad t
| captain 0 take : I
as she had Ue
The case of
le if WN il,
party
As the
i, thr
ry | on
+) 0
ih
Ma
Vi *ho
and
who
} shot
i!
HW
raised
1% not
in
deison Uoaviels Seize th ir
ers, Marcderon and Mako Their
Fseape . .
Seng INY,,
vin four o
ing Thomas Forrest, might keej
seized and gizgsl by five
whom he was taxing to the
breakfast for the other prisou:
| mess rooin. They vd
Edwin Craft, the nixit word, and
then made (Netr dseaps fron the roof.
Craft was dead when found, Waving
been stranglad
the convicts were subsequent
Cted ina barn at Tarrytown,
other thveo vill prob Div bY
Forrest's injur
OHNE. Oo clo
Sig
twee! three
) I'S WARS
convicts
: +1
gz
1 ar
Hy
and
recaptus
ed soon. are slight.
About this after
aitother squad of convicts mad: an
"tack on the guard at the middle dock
and rushed on him with huge knives,
ood soon overpowered him. They
ther, Ming supplied thom:elves with
arins from’ th guard house, boarded
the sloop Exchange, which’ was lying
at the dock, and attempted to drive
the men ashore. The alarm had spread
| however, and a detachment of
| giard came down upon them, and :
lively musketry fire took place, the
convicts finally surre ndering.
McCanley, a conWiet, was probab ly
| mortally ‘Wounded, and Allen, anbther
conv ict was badly wounded.
others were slich ly wounded.
officers and gu: wrds were unhurt. All
is quiet at the prison to night, and an
|inqué st is belug held on the boty of
| Craft.
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The secret of the qu: arrel’ between
Grant and Washburne seems to be
that the latter insisted upon provision
aries
le
“nN
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| his family.
| Grants, and Dats, anid, therefore, this
| far Washburne has only sec dred
mission to Paris for himself, the office
of Secontl’ Setiet: wry for Mr. Moore,
his Brother-intl: 2, and
ship at Portland’: Muine, for his brother
Israel Washbarae, Jr.— World.
a
We are glad to know it was exactly
forty-five minutes past one o elonk,
when President Grant affixed his sig-
to the gold bill, and that it was the fir st
bill he Signed, It this bill meabs that
all Jour tabileties are to be paid’ in‘gold,
and is adhered to, it will increase our
publie debt near ly one thausand' mil-
lions. Ploasant contemplation for
bondholders, hut how do you like 1t
taxpayers? Now that the pound of
flesh has been demanded, and all rea-
sonable compromise, refused, the next
turn of the wheel will be square repu:
diation—gold or the sponge.
ee eel epee eee
Strawberries have appeared in Lon-
don, and are sold at three shillings an
ounce,
In Fst Sancashire, Engle ne
distress og the cot
yery Zee d
"i
d Bing ion and a hdlf 4
4 million are entire y :
another half million gfe on 8 ort ’tinde,
Of the forty-five thousand looris, ten
thousadd gre éntirely stopped, and
twelve thousand dre on short tine.
SS C——
The Radical papers praise Gertie
Longstreet as a rebel who “cheery 1
accepted the situation,’ '—meaniilg,
probably, the situation of Surveyor of
iF Port 6f New Orleans. There is no
dott that Ment of “ex. rebels” would
cheerfully Roce slntila¥ uation?
Cutitot some cheeifdl old reMeél 1H
| Kntocks be féund who will adcépt |
| the situation of Postniaster it Covitlg- |
The place is put ddivn in the |
| blue hook as worth 83, 90 a year.
Grant's fathdr had it
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t
ti
Fas
R. J Tot RY ACK. Physi. |
mrh, 3m |
PUbLIC Sali!
Wiil be sold, at the regidenc eof * Solomon |
dec'd, near WCIf 5 Store;
On Thursday Sth of April, next:
Two Horses 1 Colt, two? i
Cows, 7 head of young
Cattle, 10 Sheep, 3 bree
5 Shqats, 1 two horse Wa agon,
Buggy. 2 fleds, 1 upon
dfrow: ¥ tiv nton, Lhd. Ootnsemper, |
Horsegears, 2 setts single Harness Forks,
“Chaines, 1 Funningmil’, Hay by the
W heat, Out s. Clover ed, 8000 Sh'n- |
HK feet of Boards, a lot of Plank,
a ldt of Sean ll a lot of bewed timber
for n biirn, 4 tuns of Coal, 1 barrel of ( ‘onl- |
tar. 3 kegs of Nails, Grain erndles, wagon-
maker Fools, 2 iron Rates 1 copper Ket-
tle, LP ooking Stoves, mriorStove, 1 Bu-
: 1 Stiirid, Chairs, 2 ie 1 Cupbonrd
1S fuk Curpet, 5 Bedstends und Bedding,
) ity aged
gles,
numerous to mention.
to cominence at J o'clock.
ADAM WEAVER,
BEXVILLE RUTH,
Administrator
a oroarticles
Sithe
100
ot 5
mrih
TOTI®E, — Letters of \dministration
N having heen granted the andasigned, |
the Estate of Solomon Weav or, late of
Mile: twp. decd, notice is hereby given
to all persons knowing these i lebted |
id Estate, to come for vurd and make
withofat delay, and all persons |
ig neeounts against the sane will pre- |
ciit ther! properly anthenficated for settie- |
eit, ADAM WEAVER,
BENVILLE RUTH,
mr26, 6t A Iministrat Irs.
QETTLEMENT, Notice is hereby
all nersons Inde hed to the estate
di ¢'d,
same,
he as heen ap- |
at whieh
nppear at
i
LO 1
payvient
ziv- |
Solomon Weaver, of Miles twp,
or such ns have clunims against the
sted for making 8 Settlement,
time all persons interested will
the lute residence of deceased.
ADAM WEAVER,
BEXV. RUTH,
Administrators.
LICENSED BY THE
poi
AUTHORITY.
THOMPSON & CO'S
GREAT
One Dollar Sale.
OF
Diy Goods, Press Goods, Linens,
tons, FANCY GOODS, Albums,
Bibles, Milver-plated Ware, Cutle-
ry, Let vy d®d German Goods,
“r 'Yy description, &,
These articles to be sold at the uniform | ¢
PRICE OF ONE DOLLAR EACH, |
and not to be naid for until you know what |
y OAare tor récoive,
The mostip puiar an 'c “economien! method
of d nung business: in the country.
The good- We have for sale are described |
m pr ri ed 8'ips, and wi | be sent toany ad-
Are-s at the rate of 10 cents each, to pay for
p staze. po nting, &e. It is then at the op
ti mn « fH olders whatlfer they will send one
dollar for th article Or not,
By Puatro nm zing this Sale vou have a
chance to exchadge Fone go i should the {
artic e mentioned on the primed slip nt
be desire
The Si'allest Articles: sold for ONE DOL-
LAR can be exé’i: and for Si ver; ja-
ted, Five-Bottled- Revolving Un -
tor, or your Choice oa lurge
¥.Hety of other Art cles
upon Exchange List
vrising over 250 useful articles, no®* one
YY wich could be bought nt any retail
ountry store for nearly « whi thE am’ nt
Terms to Agents.
We send as coithifissiof ta Feents:
For a Club of Thirty, aud $3,00,
the following articles: a Musket.
Shot Glubh, or Justri wm Rifle, 20 Yards Cot-
ton, Lady's | Wool Shawl,
f.aineaster Quilt, Accorde won, Net of Steel |
Bade Jd Kuaives and Forks, Violin and
Bow, Fandd Lee Pattern, Pair Ladies’ |
extra que ality Cloth Boots, ore dozen large
Se Linen Towels, Alhambra Quilt, Ho-
neveomb Quilt, Cottage Cloe kK. White
Wool Blanket, 1§ yards best uality Print.
12 yards Delaine, oife dozen fines Dinner |
Napkins, &c.
For a Club of Sixty, and $6,00,
Revolver, !
Spruglield Rifle, 42 Yards
Sheeting, Pai? oR ew con't’ Ole Cylin- |
der Watch, 4 yi wri Double Width Water-
proof Cloaking, Lady's Double Wool
Shawl, Lancaster Quilt, Alpacea Dress
Pattern, Engraved Silver-T lated Six Bot- |
tled Revolving Castor, Set of Ivory -T¥ad-
Kuives, with Silver-Plated Forks,
Par of All-Wool Blinkets, Pair of Al-
hu bra VO 30 yards Print, or a Mar- |
y
seilles ( ult, Supls Right Keyed Ac cor- |
Webster's National Pictorial Dic- |
SC
(ot- i
nt
-
coin
. sf
Qi 0}
Ary Sgriare
Shot G dh, pr
Doeskin for suit, &e.
For a Club of One Hundred, and $10,
‘ane, or |
65 yurds Sheeting, Fancy |
Cassimepe.Qoat, Pants and Vest’ Paitern |
(extra ¢ uality), Pair Splendid Rose Blan- |
kets, Fancy Plaid Wool Long Shawl, 25 |
vds, Hemp ‘Carpeting, splendid Violin and
Bow, splendid’ Alpgcea Dr Pattern, Sil-
ver Hunting-Cased Watch, Single Barrel
Shot Gun, Sharp's Revolver. one pair fine |
Damask Table Ba with one dozéidin- |
ner Napkins to mateh, Worcester's 11s
trated LU ihbricyed Dictionery, (1800 pas’
ges), &&
wd For “nd dliort list
see CirctlifF Conivlations as hwger Clubs
in Proportion.
ua. Agents will please take notice of
this.' Do not send names, but number your
clubs from one a) yward. Make your let-
ters short and plain as Joie
Fake partigular Notice of This :
74~BR SURE and ¢ (gen Money in all
eases by re efitered Io letter: which can be sent
from any Post-Offi
This way of re money is preferred
to any other method whatever.
Wo cannot be responsible for money lost
uhless some precautions are taken to insure
its safety.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address in’ full; Town, County,
and State.
S. C, THOMPSON & CO.,
mr26,4t 136 Federal st., Boston, Mass.
ASKETS inall theirvaridlies, childrens |
carriages, ‘willow ware, guns, pis-
tols; powder, shot , carte &c., at
Poder ep By THO.
Us com missions,
AS’,
"MILROY
oolen Mills.
Milroy, Mifilin county, Pa.
Tlie undersigned will take pleasure in
AuppLyle his friends, and the public gene-
ly
with
Woolen Goods of all Kinds,
ron the above efigprted Factory;
Fh VE MEDIUM, ahd ‘CO CIE
ALL MADE OF THE BESTHIO0K;
dnd in the most substantial manner. Be!
i vites especinl attention to his A
Fine black and fancy Casimir, 1 and
Bupierior Plaid * Flannels,
» Hiligh and’ Quality to't
Best eastern Goods, and
eh : more band of
e will wait upon the people A
rifkik HOMES, 4s much - pobilBle;
Yi un large Vv uriety of t hese zoods.
WOOL, LARD, and SOAP taken in ex-
change fo r Goods, Goods, of ev ery VArie-
ty, always on and at his yesidence
7m WALL PAPER, Of vvery ind, shi
{ md Mois
John CL Kem
Pp Pa.
( RENT BE
x
Centre Hil
TCTION IN PRICES, ~
gy THE
The Bellefonte
Boot & Shade Store:
£
§:
wig
E. GRAHAM & SON.
ONE DOORNORTH of IRWIN
SONS HARD-WARESTOR
Munufacturers and Dealers in
GENTS CALF In OTS, warrantéd
now selling r al: B% per pair,
HALLS KIP BOOTS, warranjed,
Wt 85 per pair at
Graham & Son's
Bool & Shoe Store,
h Trwin and Wilson's Hard-
wire Nore,
A large aan rae t of
pe Se sl
EPA RTM ENT
of Ti best of
Custom Nake
fax)
. 11
lasiohainge
For
£ siz
oan : J
w vorhelo pin
tit every hai
Boots, leathe relasting g,
We have the Inggest as-
y & CHILDREN N's
‘Shoes
From the most
Beautiful Button
LADIES
Shoes
in Be efor te
, Aug Eh. ta
IF YOU WISH
Try the Combination, ¢
Allen, Atwood &. Eales,
GREAT MAMMOTH SALES
Licensed by the U: S. Govt.
Having ky ad larger, experience, we
confident « $ success in our ONE DOLL
2R AR tf
Are
A
oe NOTIOS FF
We will prestat to any
club in our G RFAT
™
wrson sendin
ONE DOLLAR
ting, Sewing M:
&e., &e.
’
achine, a C a Watch!
‘3 FL .
ALLF RE E OF ('O=T.
wt indduccinents ever offired,
Circular and Sample sent free to any ads
Aries, Atwood & Bates,
Nos. 37 Mik, 8 & Rf Devons ir oy
feb dw Boston, Ma
WARTED! WASTED!
GENTS of either k. An, eyLry ? wn
and v ills werd, for the largest ( RENO
i \R SALE in the country. The smallest
articles sald can be exchanced for a Silver
Plated five-buttled Revolving Castor,
vour choice of 24 articles upon exchange
ISL, § dni ==ioh Ag gens larger than
Send for Circular,
SN, C. Tuonrsox & Co
156 Te ler ~ 9, op 2h
irhet
S63
or
1 8]
em apical. Mii.
We are Coming
~~
Act Congres, un.
"s Oficoof Disk
Eovridor a
fog Dia’h ol Massaclusene]
NCE MORE with a New Spring Stock
mn our” great
(
GOOD
Cutlery, & a, &e.
PREMIUM RATES OF SHEETING :
For r lub Thirt ty, 21 yds. Sheeting
" Sixty, : 42 oe
i hundret a, bo
LL
6“ “
All other premiums in sie ratio.
Enlarged Exchange List,” with mew aka’
useful articles.
See new Cirenlardnd sample. Sent to any
ade re of free.
Plense send your Money by Regis-"
ioret Lotter, addressed to
~J.’8. HAWES & C0..
128 & 150 Federal st, Boston, Mass.
| P. 0. Box C. : dec18 16w
Agents wanfed for the Life and Times of
ST. PAUL) J,
Gomplet vabrid d. Ji ;
by ci AFR “and HOWSO?
an tzoduction by Bishop SIMPSON. In’
[ Consequence of the appearance of mutila-
ted editions of {his reat work, we have
been compelled to reduce the price of ue
THREAT Edition from. $
AT & CO., Pubs, Ay Broadway, N.
marl9, iw
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