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11. J. 0,111-Fif ly11:*111 . AND PllcirtfiTOß
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Jelt**Wer '4 ,
PAY DIORNINO. PET: Wl9BO.
_ '• • -JJnited States Senate, on.
Tintiftt,Pfedliia 17t!s i t. Office peti
goer Vit r arbiali bad rreviously passed
the byt with an atnendinent
otholiattiag.thalkaaking privilege. The
mail tontiatori.ara therefore destined
-to sorer Ikall44r, thor delay.
Btindinkf ttees were:
the noose at Washington
iimallolidiry. Ohio hu the chairmen
mittee on financo, the coul
6i, foreign affairs, the public'
atid military h ftliirb—thp
aosOm* - 14torti for each in succession
boll ~oasrs. Fiberman, Corwin, Gurley
, 11(!atiagAl . ldr. Henry Winter Davis
,tr if y 911grbei'two on the ways and
i mppip,; Penhaylvania has several chair
. IIYVISOP ,important committees—Mr.
Illiftionerfor the jadiciary,and Mr Grow
for erricories: John A. Gilmer, (know
n Of X. is chairman of the
1m0a,44. committee of' elections.—
Clark, of IC. 1., the represen
solivie.of' vast oommercial interests, .
ifigial , plitte low down on Indian alfairc : •
1 011 - thie Democratic men ter hers a pot
04i/Ir/flan, to wit : Mr. Ashmore, of
who is chairrunn of the mileage
'ammuit4ee.
'Sfir4'2llkltherson, of this district, has
11(ice on the committee on public'
bindings.
House printer was not chosen on
abitraday, on account of opposition
Republicans to their caucus
Siiticee, 31r. Dofrees, The election
Rog-00 to.clay.
one
*map( the Democratic members de
ilideaecting. upon the ccnunittcoa on
rltich they Are placed.
4 iiirielffleUlti 08 have arisen in the
stik)rof the Oppos i ition party of Mode
tidsi ; ddifticultics which have pro.
e44Sii so far that a seconti Opposttion
pto Con.vention, made up of those who
ails 'dissatisfied with the ultra Black
44 - 01nitietn character of the regular
hopaince for Governor, has been an
-440111114!4.
e stir•lt appears that what is called the
' B CP,Opte's party" of Delaware are mulch
excited on the question of sending. dele•
ekto the Chicago convention, and
uebecoming identified with the Re
amblietns. The party appear to be
ifonaiierably agitated on the +abject,
iiedethe propriety of the movement is
4 :griiicily discussed. _
I.?..ipirehe New Hampshire Register slrys
iliaritirfiiiiiPree States in which elec
tions .luuto.heen held since the* John
Brofrkraiiit on- Virginia, the _Black Re.
tiffican
... ' steingth has fulieul o ft ' over r
lii.7 thousand votes.
1.4.. •
L•Siii4Know Nothings who will not fur
atei follow the lead ol Black Riipuhli
t'
putiem, in several of the States, aro or
ga nixing under a new name, that of the
*!Union Party.". The lielperites depre
aiiethe move; and a pretty gnarrel may
trAw' l lut of it.
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...416rjar. FOILNEY'S cleetiun as Clerk
l i c*,iktoaso of Representatives may
linalper , s9nal triumph, lot it furnishes
Iltilbvrry Dtmooravabsolu to demonstra
ito4Cot' M iiii
a _ii to Democratic
.4.341 - ° 4". ,
M, t
iktes. The Republicans are not
fib4ofrewarding faithful Demo
wl-the. only reason why they
ftafr-hitt . .d'as, because of the sup
eloritrijttry be had done, and the rais
it'isqipped he can do, to the Pena o
satAp. party. Bat the very act frus
-411614he design and object, for the
itirltiiiloeriits who have allowed them
- pro
him-
trocewl-
lniti-
___g to I
star" again
.andra"Wosi ,, aeksitg "
14. fq* -more ewiteboa= in.
yam* , have ocestelea , tol
ieimpiained."—Siar. •
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NiloNide lirbnlO AA Of • .
A*
.
me etootion for May. •'. ~. --. .. ttr - .. •
-- • ., 7 makes 4 F
'V E Y '.. - 8 Joust .' tal i '. torWol.--,-.... -.,
1r
, ' , :d l a -..r c,I RAI L Y'' ci th r e W P ri e g te li rs itri bvi li nf e'
~ in Lanear. on T.• y r ,"•. , . candidates - ''• too, w ' w . •'• .. the latikr .. 'l '4 Aim- ,del his beei , eleotpd r e bytiP .
salted in the samosa of t _sat ha tox .ho ... . I ►pendinillthe / - • ; A
thick Ropsibliesib mentliere o f / is.'
.t - ,
City Tieke: by a target i a n 3 epro ig . ~ Of the ,
a are .:. W co4fOrtably coal: Sandhi? the endorsement of it 6;7 I.U. ' ' ' •
... Clerk of th9l2lationiil .Etaitst. of Charge of tE l lntheran Church, in„this county
, . ...present/intro*. iAnOther llPOstatil has !andielll entei upon his duties about the first
jority. The msjorit. ' t • la. . assDllll44iiertiblieln fictrAEDeviste pottlietiod on,,the cove
q uarter ihe
! hue been rewarded folaitis treaebery...--44a April nose: Th e very desirable property of
George Sanderson, Dem., for Mayor s corruption. The following, which we It read as follows : another traitor purchased at a price .—' Mr. ELI S. Mysss, in Petersburg, has been
find in our Eastern exchanges, will ‘' I have read this qmpendinx Crisis Poor Forney ! Who would have be- purchased for • Parson
IV /TH'l3"/".AIT/4".lieTell-t44l"bitiaiellbellignitenw,hirfoortibratatinigage, at 32,100. O ur i n ..,
over Thomas H. Borrows, Republican, i .
* . ! ° T r i ° a c e ; 8 ",, A 'ge ms to me
serve to illusFerfav -- - - formant thinks that by this time the amount
is 189-4 gain of 500 over the vote of
a work of of X cent") .
4 has been nearly or quite subscribed—a fact
last October for the Democrats. The no.c 13144 " 11, 7"lican Al- (78 - are G IDEA". I MERIT, 6,1, yet aecaniu , , Th pernicious doctrines of tNo Abolition which k highly creditable to the liberality o f
.
Councils, and a majority of th e Alder- Eleeted in ilatne.—The means etiiiiloycd
statistical information, and logical •
to elect Republican Congreasinen in party, could have been purchased by
the members of the Charge.
Im , amoima u samei‘u
~
Steffy, sod-where-seek means came' litualysis." 0. .
that party 1' Ever since the estran„e , _____________ ________
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:AlfirtrilßAA!RY CBLITMATIOW:=-The As
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li,P - PrePi . :Zriliii?iont, arAcing - e - xpluinenrr
r. - Erder Tn the late editioni, by in
the same
ii - e t_lment took-place-between' the--Pliiienit
and Mr. Forney, the latter continued niversary Celebration of the German Reformed
ant result:. : Peek, the defaulting Republican Preasu- halters, this emphatic endorsement is
Not an unimportant feettrre cif . hits / rer of hiatno. Hires -- nntking a de= :Unlined! But it cannot be rubbed out.' to declare that he was still a Democrat, Sabbath School will take place, in the Church,
that he still reverreailiti . principles of on the evening of the "tid of Februa r y, instant.
Fig* election is, the fact that the Re- breast- of the deraieati " , e li t l • -s° far; In stands boldly . upon theTeeord Why . theTlorion.vold party, and that he dif- itcr. tar. GANS, Of nerrAblirt, will" detiver•ien
public:34s and their alders and abettors • from implicating '• Democrats high in , I, .
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ferud w ith the Administration only on
' have for some tine.imv`rt.
. 11 , 1 „,1 4 ,,, ffmid aa, i ("Rico" in the trans:l(43cm, he has, dade it! it 71610 atteitipted to be suppressed ?
one iataated auestion. Long ain„29, ' ,„ ited,
Address on the occasion. The public are
- elptcfn it tf A rt •Fi trt , R .' 1 developments-that giv to the very beat al.Tell us, -ye skulking politicians, who;
occasion afi an however, the Democrats of this State 1
' their curate) , 413p94 lbe Tri.iftlent. It" (4. tile Black RepaiJliettn party. I i
. .:-le• have brought the country to scenes of
being his lionV"eknd the place tliatl 13aliwar Ur.zon in informed. tinis Peck! :
excitement and great dauger• weti-convinced that Forney was play
, Mg false, and that Ws professions of
minded the sell-eonstitutOd llitzoppa,' has make a statement that he expeutied
The recommendations of Theodore' i rieudshiP fur the Democratic party
[Forney - ,] a victory h e „ which was ; 813,000 to eket Daniel B. ,%omea in the 1
an easy task; having carried ' the Oeto- ; First Congressional .distriet,•sB,ooo to Parker, Cassius M. Clay, Joshua R.
the New York Tribune, New were loartless And insincere. • flicir
suspicions have been verified. Re has
her election by a large minority, would j elect E va ß. French in the Third dis- Giddings,
bo hailed by their brethren throughout-I triet, ttalrE-1,0,00 to e • leet, Stephen • C. ; provad a traitor to his friends and his
York J.:twang Post, ,lc , are also omit- party,' merely that he might obtain
the State as a rebuke to the Chief Mag- I F('Stei: if) the Sixth district, and 811,000 :
ted. kir And the names of the 68 office fon) a sectional faction whose
istrate, and a justitioation of tbo in- to one of the most prominent Republi
members of Congress no longer appear 1
graCe that sold his benefactor and prin- ; can leaders in Maine. Republican mo-, irinciples lie dosplifes in his heart. All
lin its pages. Wby •! Dare you tell the .` vill . now
eipies for a mesa of pottage. Su flush- . rals are at a very low ebb, i acknowledge the discriminat
ing judgment President BCCUANAN ex
ed with their success, the camp follow- -.. .... s- - ' reason, Mr. Greeley of the New York
li&•The Maine
Fur
ors of the sectional fil , of Republican• Papers 8 . 1 . 4 te that the i Tribune P—llartford Times. 1 -c: 2 (lst:dm : lien lie refused to place For
; ney in his Cabinet. The President was
e,
ism, quartered in that locality undo, bondsmen of the defaulting Republican ; . -- - - ......- -, right—lie knew Forney better than any
the generalship of Thaddeus Stevens, State Treasurer Peek Law put all their', "'[eking Night Hideous." ' one else, and he veryprOperly refused
defiantly threw down tie gauntlet to , property out of their hands, and that! We arc told that the peace, order and to place him in a position of trust arid
the Democracy. But never was an ar- the State will have to lose'ull the money i sentiment of the good citizens of Wash- responsibility.
rogant foe more dis.c-onifited Irian these • - •
the pious pulpit politician appropriat . ed ; ington were outraged on W e d ne sd ay The election of Col. Forney by the
crafty tricksters, who sought to stigma-. Black Republicans, is an evidence of
night by a band of men eviloged in .
the the worthy head of our nation in a to his own use, as well as the enormous the de:initiation of that detestable and
, ,
local contest in the city which he lion-' sums lie expended to secure the election serenading aft. John Sherman and Mr: ,i, ame.l
ess party. They have given
ors with the claim of his home, ' John Hickman, and by the insolent ex their the three membera of Curn*ress. their voles to a man who has said more
5
We. bespeak in behalf of the party a' .14.411..., — • preebion of their odious political iipin- hard things against them than any
thousand thanks to the noble Demur-' An Interesting On-Dit. ions -by those individual.% We boom man in Pennsylvania—who bus thwart
racy of our sister city, for, ed IllEnn in many attempts to obtain
while the j It wink currently rumored yesterday that H ic k man was peculiarly. offensive
thunder of the cannon that mere 'fired
,lioN,yer. _ Their bold and untiri n g enemy
' that ten thousand dollars had been sent : I:
for the eleetiot) of the apostate• to the , in his zealous endeavor to be more Hot-. has at leinsth been taken captive. The
on hero in charge of a trusty Black Re-
Clerkship of trig House were unheard, } ferish thaliblielferhimselt ;.a • iii.lin a ho- I golden prize they held out to him was
their glad shouts of victory w ill ~.e . e ch o i, publica) agent to be used for the lair- resist
i 1
te, panto, intriroand t sd by ladles, his al. I a temptation he could not .
from the hill-tops and vailies, anti ring; chase of sufficient votes to elect a Blackl Ifs ha landed in the enemy's camp, and
lesions to." e ighteen tuiflion Northern
joyfully upon the car of the friends of ' Republican Speaker. Of course we , like .Arnold, he is caressed, but at }lie
, bayonets " " coercion of the South,'
the Union, and Constitutiond rights. same time despised - by his new friends.
— i cannot learn who got the mone or' - • •*I
They have broken the pike of the in-! \ ' 3 ., i "imaging. like dog' , .ke . :7 - Irt 7 r° 'Pc" - , It lie will only remain in the Black Re
surrectionist, and driven back the ad- how it has' been divided. There are ; i
liarly disgusting—fonstAtion. ; publican ranks and make' no attempt.
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vaneing artillery of the enemies of De-, indivicluills who are probably better in-1 ' __ -
here:tiler to sneak back into the Demi-i
-n-lot-racy that were riding rough-shod' formed ; but wo_minnot hope that they' cf•atie party, we shall be satisfied. We
over our country. will enlighten the public. They have hope, also, that henceforth we will hear
good; reesonsler keeping the secret,—
no more of his fierce denunciations of
five thomind ' -clad reasons each.—
ottiee-1161ders. For the last two years
this arch traitor has denounced alt .
Washiligtog Cot 'ution, 3d inst. °Mee holders as men unworth i y orbe:,
lief and whose business it was to dttpe
.The citizens of
the lipoid - in Now that ho is h big oltic..
no.t.o.u.ky hcid a', holder himself, wo snpprise •he Will
• the sufferers rondity his language "tti salt the times."
but have Farwell John W. Forney—*e are done
isitlerable. with 7(3ll.—Carlisle Yaluntcer.
cf. Time
-luring
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Tho Philadelphia Argus Pays that
Greeley, the philosopher of the Tribune,
appears to be in a world of -trouble,
and, ns the almanacs say, is looking
oat fer storms about this time.
• The Black Republicans of Rhode Is
laud are not working in the tragat as
harmoniously as . he desires. In fact,
they are split into two factions, at war
with each other, and in spite of MI he
can do; the breach appears to
So he tolls them, ha u late issue, that he
leaves them "to hardness of heart and
reprobacy of mind."
Ho has also a difficulty in rogavd-to
the 'time 'of the meeting of'fhi-Blitik
Repnbliean Convention "at Chicago,
which, in his opinion, is a unprwitioas .
period, and will give the oppAnenWili
the aiAryr party tho.adranutgo in the
contact of 1860. Yet he eannbt now
remedy the error of this move on" thit
political chess board:
H. Winter Davis Censured.
The Maryland House o(Delegates,
on Thursday last, passed the following
resolution, with but one dissouting
VOICO
Resolved, That Henry Winter Davis,
acting in Congress as one of the repre-
I sentatives of this State, by his vote for
Wm. Pennington, thg candidate of the
Black Republican party for the Speak-;
crship of the House of Represei:ratives,
Las misrepresented the sentiment of all
portions of this State, and Las thereby
i forfeited the confidence of her . people.
I I Several of the Know' Nothipg mem
bers were conveniently absdnt, but all
Ipresent except one " faced the music,"
I,lnd voted for the resolution of censure..
A traitor could not be more crushingly,
rebuked.
The House also adopted (33 to 2S) a
resolution of inquiry to the Governor
as to the truth of the statemett in Re
publican journals at the North, that he,
had sent congratulations to Gqr. Pen.:
• nington on his election as Speaker.
stelheZter say the Complter"avoids
~alluding.to the lii-t4O" taken in at the
recent Ladies' Fair. We consider our
space of more value than to be occupy
ing a half column of it weekly with the
, receipts and expenditures .of the Fair,
for the erdulire information of the
scribblers for the Star. The game is
not worth the powder. A full and de
tailed statement, verified by the proper
vouchers, was published several weeks
ago---showing the ,ambtirit taken in to
have reached botweeh $438 and I-144
that, after the payment of thaexpenses,
the entire debt of,the Bend was liqui
dated obt nfebeTrefits, and the balance
devoted to the debt o Ole &and Wiligon,
leaving less than seventy dollars due on
that subitatitial and magnificent ma
chino. This ta.atement was ealnulated
to. highly „gratify every 'Democrat in
I the Monty en•that very account,
arouse the childish lealottsy of the Star
scribblers.
sb ip
weok,
, and
rence
large
mpikr
%, an.
fo kn-
Now, let theZeuilar biktrageferred to
the other bone. The 14Oppaeftkie
lAttlife 4 1teeii yen-to doe in
their of 4 t44,imo=
4 4 A- 4 ?igailk 0 1 0 b 540 4400 9n
the point. Q 04 91, 19 1 0 1 04 1 6 1, 40143r0u1tt
cterolu)4l4 foLl-ezhibitr,al.the.totniis of
the Star orifitMorii• Met dui 4if •
sfiiteniett •
A t '
- 64i4:-F* ' 4 4 4 17 .1 e 0 424 4 9 0i0 n '
btmvs.-.41414 .
IM " ill
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In Trouble !
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quit \
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Ifore Desitolution. .
Vickstutri, Vow , h a t' •
meeting of s : *, ► Mpathy fa .
07 ilia ta*renee dlsatte
raised by subscription aeilk
amount of money fqr their le ..
Savannah Ex p ress aoserle that t
this reinter , a locomotive buikl
Philadelphia, bee been to the Su
seielting orders - , an has obtained theM N
to the extant of fifty-six locomotives for. j
Southard roads. Thu average mg of
tr lottomotive is about *9OOO.
"A novo preacher has been. fined
1150iiii Detroit, Michigan, atid in ilutitult
efrbaiLie to bc.inipritioned 90 days, the
penalty awarded by law fig negro
preaching -in *rt. - State., The 'Fret,
Press says 4litkoiltilerniell-are del ermin
ed tit frosecute every' violation of ails
la*.?"- •
Ittirlt appear§ then that the oppo
nents of free speech are not 101 in the
South.. Had such a pmeeeding.iiiken
prime on the sunny hide of Mason &
Dixon's line ) it would have been sttri•
bated to the influence of the 'tpeculiar
institution."
We can see no reason why -Michigan,
which is Black Republican all through,
should be opposed to the frtlt (loin of
colored veceh. Surely :11 - ielii,ganders are
not in any danger of insurrection, and
if the darken be " right on the goose,"
the ganders should not object to hi.:
preaching.
The " Crack of boom" and" Gabriel's
Trump." -- -LD - ui•ing the contest for the
Speakerships of tho House ut %Vitiating
ton, r rfIADDEUS STEVENS, of this State,
declared that he bhould vote for Sher
man, the Helper Republican candidate
for Speaker, till the " crack, of doom."
Gov. Conn Is, of Ohio, likewisobald that
he should stick to the same candidate
till " Gabriel blew his last trump." As
Sherman was 'wily nfilior4vi on Friday
week, and . the lielp - erito Craft went
down on that day, the infortnee is a
natural one, that then came the " crack
of doom" and " Gabriel blew his last
trump," not to the destruction of the
world, but to the utter overthrow of
all Holperite doctrines.--.lCorri.stown Reg
ister. •
iiiir Henry Wintei liativ, of Mary
land, has been
_bunted in
. effigy in sec
oral places at tIo South for voting for
the Republican ctuAlltite for Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
-New Fork Republitans for Mr. &ward.
Republican State Central Com
mittee met on Tuesday week at Albany
to tix the-eitne-and method of electing
delegates tq tfie Chicago Presidential
Ccinvention.i. - A debate occurred, in
whicha member threw out the hint that
the proposed mode of electing delegates
by State Cortventilo instead. of die
tricts, was only to ratify a " slate"
propafed tObripanti in behalf of .4r.
Sewhrd, jfiik.quaktion Nita dna* , de
tided toy thtt atdoptitio of at call be. .a
Stimislitqfsteititfon 4o oppormittka entire
tielagatio6, 'to , lig - hord =tlt B, pee on
, ibsolgiz of4piiL The voti "0(4 nine
to rod.
.r o 0
blcs,
, • ; 6v,„ itis
• - • gr
stiew . t4t
Last 4414, alt-44,+'13 matilbecv a
Usti", i oiitec:l6 .clfwG#t
.
*There are two fhln;gc that bare
;
taken place, and ,yet the liepuhlf
s ahantiunpd Shurnian. First, Tom
Clterin 'said be would' csentinne to vote
fol. Slid - ignan until Guhriel's trump
12,
sli nld sound., That trump has'ift sonfi
de ,we believe. duotber member said
tl y „ were going to vote for him, jf
a •essury, until hell freezes from shore
tol shore." Well, at last accounts no
641 i " flvete" - Itad taken p:aeo ; and
yot eiltkry mother's son übuiulbued
hitn. What has become of that " hack
bcfno". we liars heard fea much about.
Glorious Victory," " caincron
su:tuinetl," and vtriuus other triunt-
•• ',ant headings, introdumns to the ac
co is of the recent speeiml election in
1) o ,in county,.contained in the Op
p .ition papers. The " Helix:rite" of
tb a place, announces that Clark, the
Cameron eatididate,was elected by 1200
minority. This is nntroc. The official
Morns show That Chirk has about 900
.
toverity, hying 0 llemueruttc gain Of
Stult 200 since hist, tall, 'when the Op
p&ition majority itoDattpliin WAS up
wiirds of 1100. ,Catutron's man• wee
beaten in every ward in llarrisburg.,
:aid in Cameron's own borough . of
31
i li
thlletown. Ilarper's Ferry and ‘..l3us
zu Fltilstti" tiro unpalatable to the pee
p! .—lirdford Gazette. .
The Ttonton Amerunn says that
on t the 21st inst. an . nboliticntist named
cotiles attempted to 7deliver an Aboli
tion lecture in Haddonfield, Camden
eottnty, and advertised his intentions by
handbills on the • sarrfo day'. A large
nirmber of citizens collected at the place
oftneeting and-Interrupted his harangue
by hootings, yells and hisses; and upon
hut persisting to be heard, they took
hold of him and threatened him with
a coat of tar and feathers. After otter
ine him 3 number of indignities ho con
p,cbted to leave;, promiAing never to re
turn. If this had occurred down in
South Carolina, or any other slave Suite,
what a hot% I would Dave went up f-om
every abolition throat in the country.
I$ -The New York correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger, under date of
1tin..26, says: " Helper, the reputed
author of the impending Crisis Book,
it may be worth while to say, has not
de'rived any pecuniary benefit from the
extraordinary sale of the work, the
profits thus far having enured to the
benefit of the publisher. But he inform
ed a" friend of mine this . morning, tat
the Exceutiue Committee charged with dis
senaixating the work, on behalf of tht' 13t
puYican party, arc to have a meetiug
this evening, with a view to securing
him a share of the proceeds." So, so;
the RepUbli?,an party does enddrae the
1141 per iufamy,.after
lliiirThe Washington States copies,
from the Now Orleans Picayune a touch-I
in story, "to the effect...that a Colonel
Lie, of Mississippi, had fin' years taken'
care of a asaidenzlaughutc-ol am. Child
doiint it long and - sefillnesk, lit)-tho,
Witile that her hard-hearted parents
r ro
il
f to do anything foi.lun' relief
vi Thee Picaywv a. 9.l4la k zfris. AU
,untary upon the °Mike pails
14n• - 1.-- : VIA -7a1;119.5.5t0p,
Lb" would-be sothupiasi amk.Airolikios.
ryisiutthissr,-biwitu mint; nobly to
p*
the noble liitidtaii oitColiruisiticf.
11Palttitititiffit is efict, kna -itb 4 h4ii
borate
stl &Whelk 4-neihberet iistaliatert
rifdree'bit , ve
e disease._
Newt site Oef,
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lirrible Murder—A .Mitster Killed' -- -
and !turned by his Slaves.—On Monday I INTEIt
oseESTING TO WllilOWS.—The Pitts
last: Dr. Wm. Croxlmi,"st . highly intellt t
• burg Levi Jniel gives the following decision
•
gent citizen of Emit= county, Va., h a d :of the Supreme Court of this State, in regard
occasion to correct a servant woman to a widow's thaw under the exemption law:
for some offence, but did so in a mild ' "The right ofa widow to retain real or per
mid gentle manner. This 'het enraged
, S to ot e p y ro d iv u e e rt o y f of her
see
e er
h d u e n ce d i r is e e d il d h o t l i t s . h r r it tra ie st a i s s i t:b e t d e
Lt negro man, who raked to
" ye re- ' entirely, when she neglect. , to demand an ap
cenge, b u t at t h e tilluto gale h is master praisement. II sit appraisement he made. and
no intimation of his :intention. On she elects to retain less than the value of the
Wedecadny last, whilst ono of the three hundred dollars. she wanes her claim to
servants was engaged in grinding a alt w hich she neglects to obtain. , She bus no
right to a second apprnisetnent.
euttinni e , knife, lir. Croxten walked to •
where he was, and whilst looking
W on, 1 TELE .
GRAPIIA general mectiug of the
Without sill - it:ding dangcr, an - it her ser- stocklaohlers in the Llanorer Telegraph Com
rant stepped behind him, gave him a pally was advertised to mke pl.t,e onSaturday
vitileitt Mow upon the hack of the head, evening last, at the - Ventilllotel. for the pur
whi, li tolled hint to the ground; and' pose of electing a President and Directors. It'
then dispatciied him. The two then is proposed to commence the work at once, and
dritizged hint behind the barn, and kind- with favor.iblo weather, thirty tiff . % s tire thought
ilikg a .tiro itlacd - his • body - on it skin' to be sufficient in which to complete the line.
burned it. Theynext cut the skirts of; -
tlie saildlti, upon his riding horso a nd' Aid. An Agricultlrsl S oc i ety has hgen form
t heti I u Nitta the horse loose, expecting ed at I.ll.odfrolllC—Copt. JOHN Be KELIOLDhIt
to Create the impression that he had President, •nd lir. FIi•NIEGIN W. Coon Secretaty.
beet; attacked on Lite road and murder-IA vast amount of instruction in agricultural
ed. When the doctor wns,mis..ting, his , matters generally results trout such associa
frknds instituted a search Tor him, and thins, as Hill no doubt be the case in this.
in the pile of ashes near the barn dis- I
covered two or three of his finger:4. and
n portion of one of his feet. The viler-
der has cuuscd great excitement in the
neighborhood ;r1 %which it Mas CUIIIIII4-
t ed.—Pie/mond Dispatch.
Rem•tri,(tide Btrearement —A remark
able bereavement has befallen the bpo4o
- of Mr. Michael Fitzgerald, cirVair
field: Vermont, consisting of father,
mother, and five children. On Friday
morning, as We learn, they were ell
well, and on the Sunday following four
of the children died of scarlet fever.—
On Tuesday following the four were
committed to one grave, and on the re
turn from the sad office the parents
found thb "temaining child, who lipd
been left al - home, and sick with the
stone disease had also died. Thu cup
of. affliction could hardly be more try
ing ,to parents'. beards.—Burlington Sen
tinel, 3d.
Aree Persons Killcd by a .Dog.—A
French newspaper, the Journal do
Chartres, relates a terrible affair: A
dog, through whose nose some unfeel
ing wretch had driven a long sharp nail,
became so furious from pain, that ho
attacked and bit attuoat every one with
whom he came in contact. -Of toofer
son 3 li!ttoft-sheee. are alreadyAlead, and
Seine • of the others are eo-tdavitinfin
jured that their recovery is `r.ot 'proba
ble.
the Franklin kailroad.—This road
was opened hum Chambersburg, to
Greencastle on Monday last, and a,
freight an 4 pissouger train combines' is
now ruining between these points for
the accommodation of the
,public. The
train airiaccat Greeueaatle.at 12.10 P.
leaves at 1.40 P. M.,
arriving
at Chamberoburg 2.20 P. M. The train
leaving Greencastle at 1.46 connects
with the Cumberland Valley 2.40 train
for Harrisburg. The 'are for papsqn.
pry is fisted At 40 sip t*betwee :WPM
t•G‘LIe Chsaitiersburg.
ilifaititi 21 , •, • A firs.-Dint
rich,. ra f t tr fa, doctor in 114-
glYstovn.,.7%p .1; by/ ". 91
•I ,
Ostia on, tralfg...Y Algid seat:
neer; mei istiv,,pood in 1413*
ityli.stiioide Ski Tit ! ) , Y
40 4 41(hate r/5 1, . / k
- iMteraa
A we
ACCIDENT TO TfIE.,LOC O I I ariVE• OI /
, Tueiday morning last, as the down train wisest
passing- through the Granite Cut between Ring t
licCurdy's and Gulden's Stations, a rock,
weighing probably two tons, rolled•down the
bank, striking the cow-catcher of the Locomo
.
atm., and injuring the cylinder and pump on
the left aide. The Engineer saw the rock start
, from its bed; but being close upon it, he found
it impossible to stop the train in time to avoid
the collision, As it is, the escape was a most
fortunate one. No personal injury resulted,
and (lie damage is cOtnpArntively light.
After disconnecting the machinery on the
Kids injured, the Engineer made the run to
jiano.Ner as usual, getting in on time. ale then
brought tbt Engine beck, and immediately gut
to wort to repair the damage—and will hate
hrr upon the track again in pruper time, as
good &enter."
One.'ot the Hanover Engines has been doing
:the rtinning upon the road since the accident.
I'ITOPEWI7 'I 2 I:ALP.S.—Mr. DAVID STIIIIIt2II
has purchased the Gettysburg Fclundry,(ionner
li - Warrens',) at $2150. Mr. S. will contiLue
the business in all its branches, and spare•no
effoet to deserve a .largo patronage. Ilis
work Is always well put up, and sold at the
lowest living profits.
1 , Mr. JACOS BILXVICII, Agent .for the Heirs ca. !
Prratt Wt,tttr, deceased, some time since sold
at publi i c.sale the follovrinfpfoliefties : Mouse
, and lot :on ,.. Migh strett, at $6,5, to the Misses
denuencss4-.Earn and lot, dear ..k:ssociatte Re
;formed Church, at 12411, to Mr. DANIF:L K.
Sit•Adaf - arid house eta fiant. bf Jail, of
$.1.75, to Mr. Join llocce.
Mosso. Symms s Bossmo hare dispogeti of
' their Store to Messrs. 11/Nar Ic4isititiL 11011fiy
to tale rbssession about the middle of Mare&
;11
Mr. J•IIRS S. WILSON has sold his rani
in Camberkind. township, 12Z) acres, to .Gro.
ARVOLD. Keg., for $3700 cash.
0/01tOlt ARNOLD; F.114.,1101d CO JAXSII S. WIL
SON, 52 acres of woodland in llarniltonban
township, for $lB2O cash.
11r. Lt snoatw. on the 2d inat.„from the
conitnittee on Pensions and Gratuities. reported,
with a negative recommendation. on Act fur
the relief of ELI AS Krtrra, of this county, who
was a t.oldier in the war of 1812.
‘• 11.1RVY.: 4 T. - -We are no 4 in the mid.t of
what is termed the Printer'.... " ftlTit
a.4..0ur readers to bear with.khe crowd td state
of our adrerri.ing coinmna-fyr a few-w•elire. -
..ser.We are sincerely thankful for the recent
LLandsome additions to our subscription list.
Let the good work go on. An importint cats.
paign id near at band, and Democrats can post
tinnisels es only by taking Deniocratic pnpert.
irsalrLocal items and money are decidedly
the scarcest articles that art going just now.—
We speak advisedly and experimeutally,having
tried to collect both.
srarst. Valentine's Day—to-tiaszow
MA. EDITOl:—From all that apposirs in the
political hornet', I think that any observing asd
reflecting man. is forted to the - coicinsicin L lbat
the Deencicracy will triumph in the approach-1
ing Presidential contest.' • -
The. President, in his last annual message., '
has laid down the broad Union land-ntarka---
non-interceation on the qtiestivikot slavery in
the Territorieso•he enfoicemanta the Comstl
tution and the law., a bold, humans oat pro
gresilve foreign policy - , eakeciall In ralectaia
to Mexico, form good mwtelitle tbr Unk.111)11 . 0411
Demeemeen ;•••nAlit_ aka .
with the solid-vote of the &nth, is psiep . arid to
edter the field, and iteetainli lanst-tritalnitireir
all opposition. • S.
kebrusry, 1880.
Ys. "Scar's
of the 3d last-,
_. 4 " 114411114
snide, evidtetly aditees-amit
which he " rued hatifilf lOU htehtliktion
that, be did nit writtiali thas,,4ll thitt
immaculate sheet. Weep actiattitttetd with till
taffy (of thivreillOr-tt} will have acktrotiblit
tritat# 7 W46#lo,lookheir eirkahipitae.
ILAa aciaelitirlitaktl6ol4llo- it itif!
1 0964 4, tWaikeol 4 4 4 ll. B4lll W33r9r
• adonis thiihtditaritti colammt thaeltOtr
,44;0. itiattOstti it, &tie ia. Oilmeitless
r•,,..„. vnitirglogii *lii• Th e
eni".'l4lllo l lkitiii*Sitijotel.s;tiaiii4
So botiondstAtkiiti
.ft" d SI!• firtick, TAIT* liiesittratlter
..4 :-- nobt tillkOW.tiset - • '" , "t- , - - e---.. ii &g .
drl eordiat to lmr-"- - • lb.
:'.lkoers•tridyilA • - lahigaimitionwi
I ~sfartit tip o , Bo944itkeditme4
papers thatja,gmgor-Ms ! 4°)lli tit
M i tu 4 l ,c .9.uktf*rik,tii - L'
.to tttite,tlip sj, t e. ? f
. e.
tble who captured Cook and ieCo
him to liiiraer's Petry- ••11'.1111 $4,44 •
.the o ffi cers of tiiiit sloAnty shun I tor*
~thorn out wlihorit'clatayland ‘C'he't '
;ieured the kw, should at'oiiv thtitrifti" .
ititiruy.—.Erie Oesitivit*. •
A hoax, ScoAs-no ition- ii di. tees
ler It is stated that the reeeiptekvai.
cuetorns fully come .up to the estimates
of the Secretary of the Treasury, b.no
that throe millions IN.oal pustegA,
now in the custody of that Depattl4tbn&
ready to be paid to contieetors as aoto .
*ran appropriation is made. The
nancial ttonditiun of the ti,,verntnont,le
cdmiiderod favorabld, find it is thougtrt; -
it will be able to progress Without ogn ;
barrascrient.
resolutien.haa besT ilitroduee s C
into-14e begislatnye to reduce the salary -
of tho members from 8700 to $5OO. It
will probably puss-L.:over the left:
- Refused to Testify:—Mr. Itedpatli has
resolved not to respond to the sum.
mons of the_ fi llarpor's Ferry invostigat.
ing committee of tile Senate, and lAA
left Boston forirarts-unknown.
On the 2cl inst., at Mt. St. Mary's College, by
Rey. Mr. MeMu:die. Mr. PHILIP A. SWEENEY
to Slip' MARY Do KELLY, both of Frederick
county, Md.
sksg-The above couple have our thanks for
their kind remembrance of the printer, with the
hope that they may have a pitlliaLlt journey
down the stream of time. stay sorrow's
shadow never darken the doors of their 1001 , 4.
Oa the nth inst., by the Rev. Jacob Ziegler,
NIP 715.1•111/ It IM.tN, of Tlrone towwwiriwaier
Miss CAROLINE L. inAlcnErt, of SltuaLea
township. •
On the 23d ult., at Waterloo, luue, Re:. W.
MANE PAXTON, totteerly ut this place," to
MiNS NANXIE K. KEINIIART, both of i;u4lae
lowa.
tin the .sth imt., nt the CCIIIOI.OIO Chap.',
)tv. ENIANI;EL CISTEU to .)14e.tLIZA111-.111
5T.61:11, both of Achim+ count-v.
Oh Wednesday- morning last, in Brnsttown,
Comma go township, Mr. PETER. LITTLE, aged
l owly 1.1 years. He WAS among those who
, marched, truru this county to the defence of
11.tliimore during the List Nar with Great RA
setting in Utypt. John Adams's Coniatily,
; !Hs !militias were interred at Conowsgo cluspe.l
- tocTbursda,y -last, fulloweo to their twat trs{tpß
pl.ice by a large cro.rourte of friecaltsand
quaintiincel.. Peace to his males.
the MAL inst.. lI.L.N.SON tumor, aged '3
; years 4 mouths and 9. duns : and on the .ftlt
M.IIITIN LUTI.I.F.P., aged I 1 years
'months and IS. Idp—both of putrid sure
throat—sons u . f . Mr. William Culp, of
township. The remains of both Were in.,
terredln code grate in Et er Green Censeter, on
Wednesday last. In this sid and sudden lost .
of two interesting children the parents bite
the I•yinpatities ui r all , who. know them.
On the sth Mr. ULLERY J. itßgirElt,
an esteemed eitii.ennrlluuntjuy township, aged
43y ears and H months.
On the sth star. , Mr. JACOB .SIBTMOBFF, of
Franklin township ; ageil r. , •.)) ears 4 siloutha and
ti Jtyc s.
In italtimb're, on the 1;4 inst., 'JAMES PUN
LOP P.INTON, sou of John M. Stevenson, Jr.,
I aged 1 year t .
Ou the lat inst ,in tdsiitit county, ANI)IIF.W,
son of Mr. Pilo, Unger, ago() 3 yeatv 4 motithi
and 1t days.
On the sth irrit., Mrs. REls Err.l
wife of Samuel Meissen. of Cumberlautl town
ship, iu the :::th esr-nt Iterate.
On the stlyinst., Mrs. M IttiVitET TiItIONE; I
n-i,low of Miehnel Throne, lieresswi, of fl..id..
ler.burg. 'iced O years 8 mouths nud 12 411613.
On Nlonil.,y ru,,rniuyt lart, Ur. W
NUS. of Butler tuwut.liip. about .5911;it . rr. "-
Comaittnicated.'
nn the sth inst., in this place. Mrs—ELIZA
IIE IKERSOM. wife of Mr. Philip Ihresaink,
aged nyenr, r. months and itt days.
Our :+eu4ilJilitieA. keen to rornahiu overate or
to greut escitrmentl , ore -trmoge/r.l4htittol hi
that finer t v l.oll incuiraitti l'r..oaticuce in
the clane ofun earthly curer. -
When the stroke has fallen npon one whose
career in the battle of life. milli its greet am
bitions, has hut opened: whose calm existence
in unison with principles of early imphinted
virtue: whose young life has been a continuing
portraiture of filial atlection,-fraternal fidelity,
and .wcial rectitude: frota whose moineuts,
ever busy with on ectiveinduktry. ample share
has been dedicated to the relief of the destitute,
and the training in religion of the dawning
mind of childhood, nod when. oter all. bas
teen spreed a ninutle of modesty unconscious
of such merit—callous, indeed. must be that
heart which, cognizant of se rare a combination,
can witness. unmoved, a bereavement so sad,
so sudden, 40 startling.
*Those who knew her in that circle upon
which ever was felt the richness of her warm
; and generous nature, will find in these lines a
tribute far too feeble to a character so rarely
harmonious in its manifold excellence. liver
sympathizing with the afflicted, seeking Its ex
pression in the attentive instruction of youth.
In that sphere to Which delicacy forbids our
approach, to these whose life was made happy,
and whose futon seemed joyous in her com
panionship. no pitture of worsts' is needed to
by-gone h ours, now exchanged, who tan
. for the for the certattitiel of 'lE'biassell'iromor
ty.
Th - ose dying hairs which display the grand
triumph of the ehristilmplepaied, shed Ireland -
the group that watehhd she departure of her
splrit, the setenevortotativ.r of - T(44 40 w fo'ff*
most beautiful ete.thiy manifestitious. They
now remind- tifitithile this is written, she its_
secured in her re,wiled. 8.
• On .Wadnesday- last, StARGAtE2, infant
daegister-of Mc. Philip Dcirsone, aged 9 days :
cossmunitsfed.
On iiialigtilstg,wpek,,VlßGlNlA CATBAIFFE.
talpithior or Blasi 8. , and likrriet.crd. of
irlantbettttownartip, aged B }enroll:oaths
. • -
an 4.16
Before God's throne a cher*b st,nds
lurestulapcs
Arad see, she
. sPieidir her My beads
And erldiners tidings glad.
Weep net)* me, my•pareues„kied,
Let jajOthr up your tearer' -
• .
r PT° NAN% 401n1d of Woe
~died* telltome peers. -
f • Semi isiefftweitgesat bate, shots
•
•7 • Allytiefilllarmits'estd. pate, -
Whare-ltoly Hope it bot.in lore, .
Atelpleaserue'sertr maga,
otaiIOOIPACIA•d -
In Faltdelt4 !144.1.0 114
sore throat, XARGARBTJA I gO I /11 fat
of JONiitirat /Diet* Okla , at tests
weeks rod 3 days. , " - ••
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