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,FE - 41ItAIRY :H. IST:
DE,3IOCRA.TIC STAVE CO3I.IIIITTEE.
hon.-Wm. 1. Wallu.ee'has issued:deal' for
a meetinz of tliDentoeratic Stato Commit
tee, at Balton':, Hotel, Harrizbuhg, on Tues
dari the 30th day ot - 31ftreb., ta, 71-2 °clock,
P. 31., for tho purpose of filing the time of;
do ling the Dentocratie
_State Convention.
31rt,• ;6 t, ,!louhi he a full attendance of the
rn..-inhers, and a frqe interchange of opiniori
regaril tt; the best policy to pursne.
Trig ADIE3I-01,..g5Z•
The "universal suffrage" atnendmeni: 4 "P
fire in the Irouse,at Washington. That great
deliberative body will not accept the altera:
lions madedia the original article, by the Sen
ate, and nAw request the appointment of a
committee to act in conjunction , with a like
one from the.ifotise. to prepare an amend
/tient which will meet the sanction of both
branches of Congress. The Senate is over
whelmed with business, and won't spare the
services of any, of its members, and 80 the
matter rests at 'present.
LATEST' FROM CtUA.
The revolution in Cuba is he . e . oming wide
spread, and ,the latest intelligence would
seem to indicate that the whole Island is on
the eve of a general revolt. The insurgents
h.sv talien,possession of several railroads in
the interior,- and reports say that they are
Constantly ieeeiving accessions to their ranks.
The Captain-General las called' upon the
Home -Government for more troolt, l and if
attacked in his present condition will
have to rely on volunteers and the local mi
litia to sustain him even in the capital. t
PVII/C FAITH.
The ii , eond resolution in the platco rut of
principles enunciated at the Radical Nation
al Contention, at Chicago, nine months ago
ontained this sentence ;
"The question of suffrage in all the loyal
"States properly belongs—to tlir; Write of
"those tatpe." .
Congress is now engageit in legislating up
on 'a MNasure that is to confer suffrage upon
the nagro, =and the ~people to whom this
pi.thtion properly belongs" will not 'be per
mitted to express theft opinions or feelines
,a 1 the subject ; Is this' ,the manner in which
Mules( pledges are kalif.
TIDE VERDICT OP TAR PEOPLE.
The movement in elpgress to force negro
uuirrive on the North is haling its effect
yet thoroughly. The following is the
rehult'of recent local elections in the three
principal States of the Union,-and they may
1-.•• taken a a pretty fair indication' of ftliblic
-.0 LiZ,l.,i.ent in regard to the agitation hi' the
~.ultrage question: - , .
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The municipal election in Heading,
was held on Friday inst. The Democratic
candidate for Mayor - tvlis elected by : -a majori
ty
. of 114, being a Democratic gain of 14 7 1
o - yei: the last Octo'her election. • ;i:•-1-1-
At the recent charter election in ralmyra,
Y.,the entire Democratic ticket was eteci%
by a majority of 60. At the 3Covember
election Grant's majority was 51.
At the special election in the 'Senatorial
I)i , .i.triet of Coshoeion and TusearaNyas,Ohio i
fora Senator in place of D. W. Stamhurg,
ileee,:sed, Simpson Remount, Demo f.:at,tiitts
elected by 1;183 naajoi ity, being a lar4v Dem
ocratic gain over the lest election.
At the election for a board of county Su
pervisors in the ninelotins of Tioza.c(iunty,
NI, Y., five Democrats were elccCed, and two
11:11ters from the Radical party were also
Llected by the assistance or the pemociats.
only two Radicals will be oil the board tills
year. Last year there bat one Demo
i,Tatio Supervisor elected. Other
, intelior
counties show like*Detnocratic'gnins.
Tut. "SPADE
'kite Neiv York Tribtne; in a recent issue:,
says • --
I"fhe.fatal accuracy which impmvements
in the breech-loading rifles are giving to the
tire of troops in line, has led to the introduc
tion into Euro - pc:lu armies of systems of
.::iade (bill, for the purpose of teaching- sol
diers to throw up temporary defences with the
gret,,st possible rapidity."
It 6 on.ly a few years since the tsadifeers of
4.lenaersl McClellan ridiculed him as the
"Spade General." He had not learned the
in of needlessly butchering his army. whon
iiii.
\b
object could 'pa fittained without the
sio ,somutteh lood - and 4austiless slaugh
t,-r. ;Ilis slow but certain success by means
of approaches and" , fortifications were ma
levolently commentFcl upon by his enemies,
2„:14 made one of the points tor. his removal.
Thu latest European accounts Ouse that
'l.lt:lellan anticipated the general introduc
non of theepade a.s. : ttn incliTensable article
in modern warfank patriotism and mil
i!my genius' 01 - McCl3l-lan are now rceOgnized
i)y :di but the inist prejudiced of his ene,
foi&, and time will vindieate 0114 record as
Lain= 0p...4-realest military officer' of the agc.
Vi OItOVS
The 'Republican State einnmittee, which
met at Ifarrisbury; recently, adopted the fol-•
lowing preamble awl resolution :
"iVIIEI2EAB, Vigorous economy has been
made a cardinal principle of the Republitan
party . ; thetefure,
That we do sineerelk (les'that
a I l persons occupying an official positb)
shall
liatt: a due respect for the same in • all eir
actions, believing that the future some of
ur party depends largely upon thistrict oh
," mince of that prilacipip:
"Vigorous economy" may possibly have
-peen mm le a cardin'al principle of that par
ty;' but we confess nit - utter inability , to see
`‘‘ here the principle has ever yetheen reduced
to ,
"All persons occupying an of
tiehl pclsition" will view the above resOution
us a huge joke, as far as they are personally
concerned:but of grave import- in quieting
the rising apprehensions of the voters of the
'Commonwealth.
TIIE DIFFERENCE
Columissioner WelLs, in his report,:shows
while the average pay of skilled labor
has increased 00 per cent. and unskilled labor
,13 per cent. since 1861, there has been an
inere4e during the same time of. 86 per
cent. ill fuel, of 86 1-2 per cent. in clothing,
of 65 - per cent. in Lutist) rent, and 70 1-2 per
eint.in.boarcling-rso that although the me-'
chanic or laborer may, receive six or eight,
.lollars more - per week for his work,
value of this money IS considerably
,Wlien • vie Wed. in the light of this re
port, it be observed that the wages or
labor hare not increased inn corresponding
rano with the necessaries of life : and the ,
consumer is in reality compelled, to. pay the
taxi's:which are levied on the pro,incer.
ELECTIONS N.EASI. AT HAND.
The Political campaign for 1660 will
/4 i„, 1 with State elections in . New Damp
shire, Connecticut add Rhode Island. In
tliC first named Inn election occurs on the 9th
of March, when a Governor Will he elected.
At the last Gubernatorial contest the Radical
candidate was elected by a majority of 2,625:
In Connecticut, the present Democratic in-
Attrobent, GoTeiladr English, is a candidate
tor re-election. Ms majority over hisßadi
cal. opponent last year was 1.765. The Radi
rata have also re-nominated Jewell, but the
are that he will be defeated by an
iucriAtn:ed majority. The election in Rhode
Nand occurs on the 7th of April. This lit
tle horougb'is reliably Radical by about 5,090
majority.
--
Tin: decision of the ltadicals in Congress,
ut reg.:o , l to the electoral votes of Georgia, is
litnstrative of their sense of justice and Lon•
,sty :If the eleetoial cotes did not ,change
thu result of Grant's elution they were to be
counted;' if they did alter the result - they
tire to be throws set'
COUNTING THE ELE&taItAE VOTyll
.o
~,.l.Sitata.cfor--firrss ..,
- ,
iirt
Vl_St` S'etAtors I
nd •Represcnta c
'yes O.
WltshinetiOtet In jolutOrivention \in tkof
-,......- .
TiouweitTiepresttitittOi * ; r o4 Wednesdny4f
last Meek, Or -therNpurrage': . if connting'fithe
leteii: of thi - ectititti_Colltiti• for Presiirent
au/I ' ViC . ; President. , Ali hi:111(11Se crowd
filled the gallerie.. and_corkidom, end a. largo
number of ladies occupied positions within
;he pace allotted to member-. At one o'clock
the Senators took theljae,
and with Wade, of Ohio, as President pro,
rent.,thereilingof the certiqed elictoral votes
of - the respective States commenced. -. The
() m e i n ' nsult in enverntof the'States Was ma
ne= "ced by Ittr-Wadeennd recorded by the
Secretary, when Louisiana, in reguhtr rotal,
ton, Wasvalled. A member asked that the
certificate of election in that State should be
read in Anemic , . This •was the first internip
tit;•2-in theregnlar : riiithte Worli,b,Ut the tedi
ous p h r i...seology•of the-certificate:itas read,
an dß e p rst ,:tative Mullins. (who is *better
known as "the c ; ;;lngressional fool") then oh
jeCted to the c'ountit;i7 for* vote, of that
State. Now C=34E1104.4: '#iie l Fte or angry'
discussion, and disorder for a tan° l..eV'el
supreme. According to the rule/ adopted in
joint convention , , both b*cit`is were eerie;
pelled to delil;erate separately - Upon the ob
jections preferred by Mullins; Lind the Sena
tors accordingly - withdrew. A stirring ‘.lO
bate in the HOuse followed. The spectators
laughed, hissed and cheered by turn's. A
dozen members were trying to be heard -at
once, and the confusion was indescribable.
At length a vote was taken and reilied in
favor of receiving -the electoral vote of Loui
siana. The Senate returned, and in . joint
convention a majority decided *that the vote
of Louisiana was legallY cast,and so it seas
recorded. • Several • States were now% an
nounced in rapid succession, and their votes
duTY marked down by the Secretaries, until
Georgia was celled.. , Butler immediately
jumped to his feet and made objections. four.
in number, to the counting of her electoral
vote. Then the storm' gathered, and for a
time paralleled the scenes of the Frenehrev
elution when rival parties contendedfor the
ascendancy in the chamber of deputies. The
presiding officer ordered the Senate'..to again
retire, and after deliberating for some 'the
joint committee re-assembled, and it was de
• tided by the President that the electoral vote
of Geoigia should be 'admitted. Wade had
hardly made the announcement until Butler
was on hit feet, and, rolling up his sleeves us'
it' to engage in a pugilistic encounter with
any person who desired to' contradict him,
he poured out the vials of his Yyralb,,in a. tor
rent of bitter invective, upon the headof the
presiding officer and members of the Senate,
'who, he asserted, were trying to pverrulq tho
House. 'Catcalls% yelling, stamping of feet;
and jeering remark's wine from all. parts 6f
the hall, and. the disgraceful spectacle eon-`
tinned until 'Speaker', Colfax Aardered,•ther;
- sergeant-atarnas to' arrest any one refusing
to oniletain Order. The vote of Georgia was'
then recorded, and in a 'few minutes Grant'
and Colfax were respectively declared eke:
ted to the offices of President rind VI& Pres/
Ident. . ~ , .
For the credit of the country,: it is to- be
hoped that this may be the last of the ihatne--.
fld transactions 'which are almost daily:rt.
,ported to us frOnt Washingtiiti. The stately'
Capitol . - Was erected as an edifice in which
1-dignitiedstatesmanship would be Cl-ercised
tor the benefit - of the people whose" 4'er4aats
these Senators and liepri*eutatiye's are, hilt
in place of 'upholding the honor of the etitut
try, they have-turned it Into d den of , thieves
I and plunderers, and a 6ongOkatingPfage for
blackguards of eveiy lOng will
:dig: American people stand the discredit
is entailed upon them by the revoltitiontity
body thatis'ruling4he:eouti(r) - 'itt'defia4c of
I.ltB"'Consfitution and Itites,-'..and who era
yoking the ruin which must ovenvheltu
soon or late? if lorC allow this - state Of 'affairs
to continue? . ,
SPIVECia OF GI/lima/a. G4tAawr
In response to the Committee 'that:waited
upon General (Aunt to act:lily notify hint
of his election to the office of Chief Magis
trate of the United • States; for' the ensuing,
fonr years, the President eleet.said : • •
"I can protnise the committee ,that it ~siit
be my endeavOr to call arcand me as assist•
miss such mtin only as I think will carry otrt
the principles which you hare saitt theteotin
try ilesires ti see succe•srul---economy, re
trenchment, fitithfulcollection.of the revenue,
aw . payrueat, of die public debt. ',II sitoulii
fail in my first choice, I 5h! ... 11 , -“ , -;-, =Hy . t i aie
h e Q;••••- •
,u•a second, of even a third trial,
with the concurrOnce of the Senate, who
here the -confirming power,-and should just
boon remove one et' my own appointees as
the appointee of Tny prettecessor.- , It would
make-40:4We renee. "-
t "Therelvone matter that I tniellt
speak of here, and that is the' selection of a
Cabinet. •d have always felt that it would
iw
rather indelicate to announce or even to cow.
suit with the gentlemen whom I Monett of
inviting to positions - my Cabinet before.
the ottani declaration 0 the restdt of the
election was made, although I presumed that
there was no doubt about what .that declaht.
L lion would be. But after eonsideratioit
litive'come to the conclusion that there is not
a man in the country who could die invited
to a place in the Cabinet without • the friends
of some other gentlentanmaking an effltrt to
secure the position; not that -there' wit:Ott*
'any objection to the party Mimed; but that ;
there wonk - be others-whom they had set
their hearts upon having in the place. I can
tell that from the great nuirtber of requests
whit h come to me, imwri ting hitt! otherwise,
for this particular person' and that one, from
tdifferent sets and delegations. •If armounectl
in advance, 'efforts would-be made In change-
My determination, and therefore I have come
to th c conclusion nut to announce sidle I am
going to invite to seats in the Cabinet until
send in their names to the Serutte for confir
mation. IC I say anything to them about it,
it Iv ill certainly not Le More than two or three
days previous to sending in ,their names. T
think a well to make a public declaration of
this to the committee, so that my intenthins,
null' be known.'! • •
it will he •observed that General
nottucesdistinctly his intention or !1ie:t00:4%4
ly re-organizing the catire - machinely of the,
Government, for if he undertakes tri,carry
out the principles 't
. herein enunciated, viii
retrenchment, faithAil.celloctic;n of,
the icreauc, and payment_ of the public debt .
—the present Radical leaders must make way
for. men of tried hotleity end' integritr,At who
Will second biro in his efforts to PrOmote
general prospei4 and welfare of the'repttb
lie. lie asserts that if ha should fail in his
first choice of appointees for responsible. po=
shions, he will try again, and,' if necessary,
several times; until he secures competent and
reliable Merl. This May he considered a vir
tual demand for the' repeal or the.teunre-og..
office law', Tor as long as he is 'restrained from'
exert:l4l4;ll6 . ov/ untrauunefeil'judgment in
the-appointment or removal of ollieers, his
efforts to secure honest and compefentser
:cents will be serconsly retaraeil by the. pres
ent notoriously. corrupt 'f..nale, , That hody
can, under • the present law, compel him to
retain a dishonest official, and if tt is not; re
pcaled,, we'nitty coadeptly ehrlk,
land 'scilous rupture between - The PrOldent
and the &mate.
in regard to` the Cabinet; General Gra)tt
still maintainsti ''mastery silentc," . and ali t
the specuhitious :of the - Ridleiti presi,4heif
positive assertions Or ePritratliettoas as to who
would or would not be•asked - to accept posi
tions in it ; can now be tnktri for-what they
are worth. Grant 11$ tinctl y states that lie has
not even informed the gentlemen yet whom'
he has decided upon selecting na members of
his Cabinet, nor is it likely that thei will
know until their naves are senor to the Sen
ate for continuation.
Not a line nor even a word which can be
construed into an apporval of
. the current
topics now occupying the time and attention
of the Radical Congress, can befound in this
speech, and his Radical admirers are ac deep-,
ly tuystiffed .by bin perplexing on
equal rights, universal suffrage, and. pakgea
erniglorilleathm of the• negro rat
are regarding his Callyiet appointmenti In
Marl/Wl° or Privat4?*VelFlit!Pn.iosl7a
word appt,isfa r no Isitil-tititt-Irearc.s,atty
tbingAipaut i clestidCtive.pithesplesql the
RaLlie* s payt)fqt is !Els lkhieli ; 11118 them:l44
of the, 140 with alniii; prev_elitsrthe
sci t ate4ronit,4ertenp g ; the `.;:s?bjeeltonable
ternA*T-0111**law, s-4 ,Fartliaufs errand
be eariplie . tiilb ? If not there will be a col
lision, end the result will be anxiously looked
THE 220.01PVEllatlitle.
tor t alf sr a I ay - tfar an - lir-We" as tversn=y
REthe hirth-of , GEannEllVasnincrotc. For
nearly; fours c ore .Yearn,:the.form pf the be
loved ."Fatherof Azist.'Coantrr has reposed
in pew aritid the silence of the tomb, lint the
memory of his green services in the cause of
liberty and 'indeppudeneeate not forgOtten;
and he ‘ yet J ves in theliettOs and affections'
, reverY.inw-lOver: of the--Bepublic.' Drtring_
the dull and gloomy dirSis of the perolution,
•our fore.fathera relied inaplieltly on his lead !
and, although frequently depressed
lip dread of failure, they still felt that their
trusted chieftain was, equal to any ettiergen
el.,' and, under insphiting influence, they
.gathered frith nourage„tatif at length vietO
re perched . !mon their bann e rs, and there
bellionragedust tyranny and . oppressiOn . was
attend:l.l%e toil, Privationlind
_danger
o f t h o ,z.'days which tried 'men's sold* are re
*inhered ie; a story that - las-been of told,
yet we still glory recounting the wonder-.
Cul achievements of the itlqdfult ) f 'l"' who
wrested from the hands of a tio-:i.gPrlesPcii
an acknowledgMent of their indepennZ'Pee•
From the day that the old State 'louse bell
at Philadelphia rang out the Declarationof
the convention that "these States are and of
right ought 'to be free and independent.," and
on, down through , the:. bloody panoramanof
Bunker Hill and Lexington, the midnight .
crossing of the Delaware, on floating ice, the
pktins of Trenton, until the_ closing scene ==
the surrender of Cornwallis—we trace with
feelings of pride the record of thatwontlerilll
success which has embalnied the mepsory of
our...hcrrorq in.a-never.fading halo of glory.
Prominent among all stands the noble figure
or the great roan whose natal day we are
called upon to honor, and we feel that we can
- not too-hfghly appreciate lda'scridees as
sibting to conduct to a successful issue the
daring rebellion of the patriots c`of
Let the day be honOred . as.it deserves, and
let the record of that glorlotia past and of
the'patriots who fought and 'bled for the free.
dot of America; be transmitted' to posterity,
•that they top niay proudly recall the mentors'
of those who were instrumental in bequeath
ing theprieeless heritage of freedom and id•
dependence:
wrnr. crtianNAl. CLANS.,!'
,l t :n'tier,thiS caption the Dispatch - gets off
a very profound article 41n the Increase of
, evint4 qi'Neiv - ''York city, and Valli:tales that
it I:s;!6 l Winil,io the allure of the "Democratic
teiislature of, the State to revise the, critni'
nal code so asici..sectre'the speedy' convici
tiott:arl prompt pdhislinient of offenders.
'Their: . failure to do this, says the Dispatch,
"Las reit:toyed the last barrier to the vigilance
ctinniittee' s and we may 'expect to see ltd.
scenes of San Francisco rO-cuactedonl:) ., on
a large; _scale." It hardly a month siuee
the .flatlical.Govertior Fenton, of that State,
ended Ids ox@mitlye career, and dnring,,his,
admirdstrailo t it'•lt became 'a notorious fact
that, he erimim4 could he certain - of a par
don,. if convicted for crime,, provided - lie
coubtpay the price &Minded' by that offi
cial: 'F • entOn' enia' 8, - ed ostensively iu - ytel
pardoa-brokerage - liminess, and the .Ustnral
result followed. Criminal Vial» wer'n a 'mere
farce, for, no matted whit:,iltie or hopriiion:
mcnt"were trapbsed; a, feW do i llaps ;would
.14:9Care'3...Faulilleto pardon Irons a Radical
Governor:l , Vrime :became ranipanti and on
the aCcesStoir of Gov. lleffnitm, professional
inuiderrs 'and'iiuserbreakers Were-Pursuing
-"lntlawfni• aveiittions:. in • compara
tive security:'-' Since then a chartge has
taken place. ' No 'pardons are - granted to
great criminals, and the sentence of those
Convieled'ef what were,' • in 'Fel/Loa's
con dderecl lighter - .crimes, now,
ranged from flea to forty years' confinement.
The
,;riminal code is sufficiently CoMPre
licnsiye to ,hp,lti
,crime in abeyance, if only
, properly administered, and under the pres'ent
Democratic role the merits -of the la* will
fie once more vindicate„& As 'tioon as the
pre-•nt Radical Police Soperimeutient.lien- ,
tirly, is rotated out of office, improve-,
melts Its the Morals OfNew York 4ity will
Biiit more' manifest.,
,• . „
6 , IIiCI;EAS -OF _.?iNF/ONA:t
P - E - IS SE*.
The total expenditures of the army for the
year ending - Jane, pint, wer e 4 , 22,4350 . 50.
The total_' expenses of thesatne : Tor Ile year
of pcaee ending June, ISt, were $128,245,-
6J7—that n difference of over $100,000,000
between A Democratic . and a Radical . peace
l estaldishmnt yearly. '
Ti e cult ()f the navy for the year ending
June, 1461, was $12,4?:.4.,5i7, and for the year
ending June, 1863, it was .12 . 1,775,502. ' This
shorwA* a' difference or over . Iktirteen anti a
Anartc:r . , •
In the year the pay of Congressmen
amonnted--to 86.34,000, the•Radle.al
',Year 1868 it iva.s . sl;:ii,ooo•—that Ls, acliffer
,eney of nearly one million of dollars. •
The - enkt , of the Inttrlor T)epirtment for
1861 was 3,'761),006; but for 1808 it aggre
gates $1. 1 7A2,904—0r fir differenee, of more
then twenty-four, millions of dollars. Ile-
sides this' vast increase of the eipcnses of th'i
Government proper ; tliere a the Tresdinen's
'Dump!, .rhicli cost— over' 4.11),060,000 an.
nually. -
exmlitte,, instead of being -dimin
ished, are iaereasing rapidly, 'dud g . they
continue doing so at the same rate of speed
as in the' pascAt will . require no prophetic
vision to prkliet the ultimate result : " There
is 'piplitibility that
,a Itadie;alCong - ress
will Provide ine4atres for ,i . etrenchinent.and
reform. The,yestiferons' leeches at Wash
iugtou,^whor are nmie,controlfinz the destinies
of the, Tteptiblic,lare engulieo in
amassing \ - veitlth,* the expense : of the toil
:ing tax-payer, to pay-lunch attention to the
financial ruin «Licit Neill soon overtake it 6 if
their desiraMtve COurse'tS not soon jitdsdd.
The interest alone on lour National debt is
now .1.4701300,09(1iu currency. if this gigan - .:
tie debt were deereasble• or eton remaining
stationary, onr..nctili.ingmen, the, bone and
sinew-of tho country; might witW notnii tie;
gree of iattienee'iminnit•to the terrible drain
- tipOrl`thelr 7 phy4eal strength,&Onguetit to.
yttpport 'theiT. families, on the ,144, nixed
.pricey of all they, eat and wear; but when
that debt i 4 increasing-at the rate' of Ever
iti,(Utie:tiaontit they *ffi l irk
thilge in dreary forebOdings for the future.
RTATE' PO,LITICS.
A CeIII,I2ESPONDEST of the • Lycoming
Standard 'suggests lion. Mtn. • Hopkins, `of
W r ashri7gion, .gubsznatort al . carnPate.,
TiiAindini_baily Times announces the
name of Htin. Richnr4 Viittx in; *ehnice
for the nest Derini;infie
; -
Tnn Pittsburgh` , Chroniele , lhlnke General
'Cais :every stint*, 'ealidicittfelomd•Stits thiti
even "Republicans", concede 'his honesty and
ability. • I, •
'Lyeamip,g..Biia t Aar , Propives the
name .of, Ron. John W. Slav/anti ot Wil
liamsport, 119 a. capdidate • for the 'Snpretne
Atda 4 eship, and eatiestly urgea'hls nomina
tion.by the' Petu:ticratia State . Convention.
,TA Gortn, the. New -York & Brie U. It
31austrtir;tras hefiire the Senate tarestlgating
committee; :'ol,4ny, recentlY,'Mufdeting,
the course of his testimony, asserted, that
"the Pensiylvania Central Railroad awned
the Penniylyania
Ton Brookville Herald thinks thellaih of
September would be too late -a date for
the, State' .Ceriyeatioi, huifinnett es
*AO alli*_:* l 44 l . o **-thae'lP Atlatiks.
MMIIM
the ri ropOlgn aud — proPrely present the
merits of our candidates. suggsts that' ;
the Convention should not beheld later than
theAtit of Anguit.'
A IlAnntsnrria., correopondent of the,:
Franitlln Repository says a movement is on
foot for the purpose of killing oft; ex-Gov
ernor Curtin's chances for a cabinet appoint
meat under Grant, and in, this event the
.nataci, of Glenni W: fieofield, of Warren,
-wiliJbe brought -forward- for the - posilloFor
Secretary, of the Treasury;
. Ai:ern:Eß ex-member of the Legislature
obtained a position-in the heavy and to t 1
boriotis 'business of pasting 'and ' fofling.
Still another received the Modest little sum of
$81)0 fora few hours work 'as clerk in the
Bann-Witham contested' election case. The I
seven witnesses in the same
-case have put
in a claim for .I,poo, as a premium for their
perjury, no doubt. And such is "Vigaroinj
economy."
Tim York, Pa., Preis strongly urges the
nomination 'of Gen.- Wm. McCandless for
,GovertiOr. It pritite an extract from the
Monongahela . Refittblican, a Radical cotern-,
porary. wherein. the. editor declares that it
Gen. ..McCandleas. is potainated be will be
constrained 'to do that which he had neve
expected to do-rAtote;ilie - Dernotralic ticket
•
"While we do - not even•profess to regard
-the Genet...ars polities with any favor; let to
his spotless' charatter, as a private gentle
mis, and the untarnished record of Ida mili
tary career, we bear cheerftg testimony.
BUEVITIES.
As obstinate Miss 9Porge Fran* Train
pronounces Andrew Johns oil. He 151 richt.
We wish obstinacy of This kind ware More
common.
TIIE Howe Committee on Foreign affairs,
in Congress, are debating on the, propriety of
arMexing San Domingo. Would it not be a
good idea to annex the South first? ,
SINCE November, 1567, the National debt
bas increased over $80,000,000. A little more
"vigorous economy" of this kind and repudi.
ation is inevitable.
.Txtz SOmerset (N. J.) Messenger has a very
sensible article against the habit the Demo
crats have of patronizing those lecturerit4hio
continually speak against Democracy.
CONGIMEA has appropriated $30,000 for the
benefit of the poor in the District of Colum
bia. The "poor" consist of a'horde of ne
'gross who are lying around loose in Wash
ington, too indolent t 6 work, and too lazy to
beg.
TLI,E World characterizes moat of the - tiew
.I.7nited States Senators as "men of 'Mediocre
talent and standing, and some of them note.
riously corrupt in their political morals." it
might be added that 'their religions morals
: tire still worse.
Pne'rr, the new U. S. Senator from Indi
ana, Call be set down as a monstrous' cheat.
lb was elected on the understanding that his
avoirdupois tipped the beam to the amount
of 400 pounds, S . IIIFO thep - it.has been dis:
covered-that he only welghs 270. Witettii
i Sepstor of the Unittid States tlected for 400
pounds falls short 130, cheating has t come to
.
a pretty pays.
, .
Mr. Radical party are now ansiohli`to
confer universal suffrage 'and the right to
hold ,Alice by all, without 'regard to Creed,
Country or color. .1t la only it li:cv years ago
since. the Dame party sustained-',1% . .u^-liOtla-
AziOaat; and insisted OpinlAttriging the Con
stitutihn so as to
.osclude from office those
born abroad, - audlo preseilbe' ikernbers
of a religious creed.
• Tar. propeation that the gdYernnunt stiaii
fake pns.;ession of the• telegraph, anti milt
to the exeltisiori of private companies, is ab
surd. If the telegraph lines were owned and
controlled by the government, every opera
tor Would be a politician and they would he
changed as the party in power would be
changed. The telegraph would thus be suh;
veiled in tile interest of the dominant par
t).
TILE Chicago Post, one of the must out
spoken Radical journals in the country, thus
comments upon the• manner in which Cen-"
gross is attethpting to foist negro suffrage
upon the people: ,
"The " effort is ill-timed, unnecessary and
almost revolutionary. It argues a want of
delity to all state rights—not the monstrous
doctrine that Calhoun invented, but th 9 Con
doetrtnein which-a11161112d Re-.
publicans believe—which betoke94 the : rapid
and dangerous centralization of power - in fe
deral hands."
, . ,„
STATE NEWm.
lion! branches of the State Legislatures
have agreed to adjourn on the 10th day of
March. `
TriEnt. are 49 dailies, 400 weeklies and 40
•monthliespublished in ibis State. Thetotal
nunther in New York is 075; in the Vnitcal
States 5 734. •
•
Bow. Joins Scow, the new U. S. Senator
from this StMe,'ls an eltier in the Presbyte
rian church-at Finntingdon,the town ofwitich
he has for many years 'been a resident.. `
sA.ccortnrio. to• the . firoolcvilie Republican,
Jefferson County Las got a sensation, a rev
erend geittleinan, (a marrie(l realty having
eloped with the wife of one of his parishon ,
ors. The wife of the reverend - is after the
pair.
CLERGY)I.I4; of Pittsburgh tha other
evening 'nitide the ridifinioui risistalie of
dropping the sermon which he intended to
preach that evening into the letier•hox` at
the post ottlee - instead of a letter, and the re
sat was a very brief discourse.
I
Jon:\ C. ilninLei, the prize-fighter, was in
ITairliborg last week to intercede with Goy..
Geltry that the death-sentence of Gerald
Eaton, the murderer of his brother, might
be commuted to imprisonment for life. H
watt unstiefles4ful in his efforts.
A. nor seven Sears of age nnu-dered 4
in Pittsburgh, the other day, by a German hall
her. The boy persiited in standing in front
bF the - shop window, Mier being ordered off,
and the enraged bather deliberately shot
hillinOlitn, instantly. The murderer'
4nss.rtested:'' • • :
Went FORNEY, a cousin of Forney,
and, editor- of the I.larrisburg State Guard,
has been re-appointed State Librarian for the
nest four years. The office is a sinecure, as
the 'assistant -librarian attends to the duties,
connected With the position.
T
num; IS a great decrease in up rent (g
-high-priced houses in Philadelphia the pres
ent year. Houses which ; rented one year
ago. ter: X5O, are now offered at 1813(X), and
ibis figure tenants cannot be pro
cured.- peeper houses are - in • D.S b r tilt de
mand aiever.-
. Trim:m*lm of the Vindicator, Altoona,
Pa., was destroyed by lire, on Friday Morn
ing bat, tulitirio larasgrocevy gl , .ore and pri
iiiitj iesidehee adjoining. - - The Vindicator
'was , 4 ,Dablocratie . vinispapet, mimed and
edited hy_ . JAnmi, ~,f.:arppbell. Entire
loss is - Viitiniated • at - $25,000. The fire
originate 4 the viewspaper Office, and. was
the woririf.iitendiary. •
110x.:44.- 1 -1!,10sral, of carbon county,
i v
car
wh 7 — 1: runittmTed
...aqie next . - ITenk
°erotic : Illate.: . lpr *l:Omer, is worth:
$20,000 4nd A. hieoo, of liazelton,
Luzern, filircity, $25,000* Both of : lhese
gentietiVithaittortunes itr coal,
vailroa .140404,-mc441057 14 tbeati
thracite6o.oputies aftWilitiito there are
about 4 04. : 1 dev.4entlOriai kilioae:tortunee
vary 1,, e Sdatin, Wilvt:Oninicalki. . .
f?'
Tut yortd minanio.* 1:•• - - has :the
complete election returns ;o1 the late Presi
dential contest, and it , great deal of other.
valuable infomation. Every Democrat and
everybody else should have one. Price only,
213 Cents. Call and get one at the Bookstore
and News Depot of Wm. J. Sell & Co., 708
-titttte street; near *math. Sign 01 the gold
~.• GE RAL SEW 'Us • 7
IfoilAlr roc 114' Itati 4 0: : attack of
aPikle. l 3% •
- ,
6 ::v• OP-4417 Pre4dent
and ViiisVt.idinit-.eloci; were ;61t-‘B.a t
la , t officially notified of_their election.
JamEs Wituanc," convicted- or tLe inurdei
of T. p:Arc y. McGee, on ilia 7th of Aprit last
iviti hung fit4)ttftwa, tiztutuln, Tourciay,
4helithittst - 2-ifirinii4C'no c'iurt•%".inn
of his guilt.
BO= hranehea of the Baltintora City Coun
cil • nnanial?usly aclorgird u resolution
tendering- ttet hospitslitied of thi city to Pre
sident Johnson after his retirement. •
Tire remains ... Or Booth, Atzerott and Har
old, have, by order of the President, been,
delivered to their friends. Those of Booth
hare been bpped in.'s Baltirnofe cemetery,
:skoirsido of ht.i,fsthe?s.
bin. Harm, who proposes to make a de-
scent of Niagara Falls, is meeting with great
encouragement from lively newspaper repor
ters. it_ mAjority.'of them believe that • the ,
mere act of descending is a very feasible bite,
but they request information as to the most
prominent incidents of his life, in order to
"ge .. t,,Mi n !a9 . ifeble"obhuar+ notthea.
Ix all Parts of the State of Texas sellers
demand coin in payment for cotton, and It
144[130 from ft/lateen 10;eigbteen cents per
potind in gold. This carries a large amount
of gold into Texas.
DoetninsTs issued under the auspices of
the pretended authorities of Louisiana show
that of 1.4.3,26.3, registered voters in that State,
0,01 male their mark in the registration
book. 4,11 the markists wkre negroes.
TEM atatistii. At Castle Garden, N. Y.,
- show nal -N3,686 eiiilittaritit° tended ut that
port during the year 1889. Or these 101,989
were Germans, 47,571 Irish, 29,6.;.?
49 Chinese, 10 Africans, 3 .lapanese ti 24
-Sardinian. Of the whole number 65,714 re•
rosined in New York State, 34,025 went to
Illinois, 3,115 to Ctali, and 5 to New Mexico,
while all the lately rebellions State® rat:dyed
an segregate of only 2,321. •
ONLY 207 miles of the Pacific Railroad re
main to he built, and the line complete from,
New'forl: to Sgt Frapcistb, it: is ttelievM,
NN ill be opened early in the spring.
THE 'New York World ordered nineteen
!AVIS of• coal from as, matay dltfeitmt dealers
in that city, and had each load accurately
weighed. Only five were found to be the
just weight-2,000 pounds. The other' 14
loads were all ab.ortfront 10 to 245 pounds—
the average short welgltioCeach being about
70 pounds. • - •
Tarp roiled States Navy Register for 1889
show; that at the beginning of the year the
niiv_v consisted 0f,203 vteisels in full commis
sion, 1,525 commissioned officers. (170 of
whom are volunteers.) and about 8,500 enp•A
ed wen.
Tra: first velocipedes, says a convspondent
of the Troy Times, seen in the iljuited 4t4tes
were constructed by a machinist of that city
named John Itozers, aboa,t 48Lyears ago.—
'rite+ weici mach' ItsOtt about the streets of
Troxfur t year qr flea, ttnt finally disappear
ell:
• in - Ohio, a. temperance. political
„pity ham'
becn or,ranized. Tu , r general mcitatdm of
lonationi,s,to he rec.miora•
cell, terauf•i-,inet: "prayer meeting.( dr,, jr1,41 , ,
held r add a Stati: ticket nominated.'
, •
t;(1.• - ros L.ts 571 pll)7 , iit , iarli, or' whom 2:1
ity e houteoori th ic: 13. t'(;l4.l:ti(3,
tt(l t'sf twtle pme.litiouera i nud set down RN
uncertain. Spinent them torlicol.trly so—
tit* Aupprtairity, in ,ktet, almost equahi that
of the r'Olion
- titeji Ilitellow-citizens.
•is t!to. tetra of Cernersvi Giles county,
Tenn ;•rixtently, a young Man,' while -being
married, was slug down, by the brother of
his bride.' lie fell into, the arms of the girl,
whip, amLitod by friends, conveyed him
bed, where the marriage ceremony was tin.
islieLl at her requesi i . - in a few trivalent's the
newly made' husband expired. The mur
derer escaped,
Tau experkenco of HenrrKi4ea4 , 3t)f Stat . -
toed, who, having liveff , single to his 57th
year, married a girl of - 17 last fall and last
week was consigned lo the insane asylum at
Concord, N. 11., is a terrible warning to bach
elors. •
TnE populatiun of 3fernphis, Tain., was .
c t spzate . d et tilt - cc:years no. *.k late
cengmq returns'btit"?.4:lo). The deerzase la
11 1 .1.44tiern to-the' terrible condition of Ten
nessee nnder Ilrownlow and the negro rule.
- A NE:ciao girl aged 11 years, $ mouths and
days, living near Pulaski, Tenn., a short
time since, g.tre birth to a female clsild. The
mother mind child are both living and in per
fect health.
TIM largest man on record was Miles Dar
den, a native of North Carolina,. who was
born (n Unit State, in ;7ifB, and Ni lo Aled in
Tanuessce 'in 1857. He was 7 feet 6 inches
high, and in 184 weighed 871 pounds. At
bis death he weighed • t little., over 1,000
pounds.
Tin Areat .New York photographer, M. B-
Brady,' offe'rs 'his rare collection of "war
views" to the government for a reasonable
Corapeus4tion. These views comprise a pic
torial history of the war, and their value will
be greatly enhanced as tithe passes on.
Ix the indictments at Richmond against
Jefferson Illiiis;Lee;Breckenridge and thirty
Mheis, prceequi has beementered.—
The sureties ori•Davis' bail bond have been
discharged from further coasideration.
Tile whiskey ringiu Sew York ,is coining
to grief ,Of the three who were recently
convicted of robbing the government by
Wholesale, Blaisdell is sentenced to three
years at sing Sing, - Eckel to three years in
the;AlbstiY' Ponttentiary and .31cLaren to
four months in pzi4on. What a pity some of
the senatorial- w, Niicsale thieves can not be
dealt.witli in al ii {lag manner:r ' - •`.
Os Thursday 1 t a Celestial sailed from
San Francisco for,C ina, with $18,005-worth
of good,, stolen from_ California _merchants.
' Tiae)dctinla Iti WIC° 'kit ii4ispatch....detcrib
ing the thief to New York, whence it was,
forwarded to London via the Atlantis cable,
and from there telegraphed by the Persian
'Gulf cable to Ceylon, in time to catch the
gone; Pug steamer. When the ,Celestlal
reaches Hong Kong, the °dicers there will
have • been - fully a weak on the 'lookout fur
him, and of course they will recover the goods
tha'd sad the• isvhulter hick to Sea Pritliels-•
co, i . This incident, marks a Wonderful pro
gress In telegraphitig during the pait'fivq .
years. The time can not be far distant when
offenders will be tripped by lightning in the
iztoat - retru;do.corrterstif the.globe...
A PICOFCRE and many times excessively
offensive- discharge from the nose, with
"stopping tip" of the' nose at times, impair
ment or the aim of smell and taste, water
ingpr weak eyes, impaired hearhkg,,irregn.
lar Appetite, occasional nausea,'pressure and
pain over the Ayes. and at times in the back
of the head, occasional chilly sensations,
cold Tee; and' a feeling of laisitude and de
bility are symptoms which are common to
catarrh, yet' sit of them are not present in
every case, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
cures catarrh in its . , worst forms and stages,
t iCP/ettgaprtb use, anti contalbictto poison
s or caustic "drugs.
Sent by mail on receipt of sixty cents.
Addrva 11 0 -V. Pierce, bL D., Buffalo. NY.
-
.Pbreale by moat Druggists everywhere. ,
A SPLENDID Docustufcr:—The now and
beautiful byillus trated gwirtoCirctiliflssued
.41 , the proprietors of the Iron City College,
b the !hest, tting of the kind ever produced.
It Is elegantly printed on the finest paper,
and, in addition teat complete outline of the
system of - Theitlei,l Education there- ao sec
'cessfully purafted, It cordaina accurate views
I C
of Ake different departments, a ' view e
City of Pittsburgh, together with' . eral
speeimens of Prof. Cowley's premium n
utonß)4p, both plain and ornamental. Copies
of• this Circular can be obtained free, by ad-
Pittsbcpe&
drettang the rizeitatia, Badth. & Cowley,
P&
Real Estati Trap(Ore.
—f--• •
Alen from the boob of Vapt:_-.11 G. Hariey,
• al. Retwrtler, for tho tree enditi47
: . 'feb .13th ,1869, •
Nov. 25, '67-Sidneso-14. Auer and'arife
to Calvin W. Frrabee, property in Lcllrruf,
/1,000.
Jan. 25. - 65-Calvin' W. Frisbee to H. N.
Mary, Lent f, $1,560.
Aug. 17. '6B-.1. M. Campbell and wife to
.411/li5W ,Li.ld4/4, Girard - W.-44400, - - -
I- Aug. 18, '6B-Augustus Keith and wife to
Pbtebe Ties le, -Girard tp., ;3,075.
Nov. 9, '6B-Wm. D. Sanborn tO Adam J.
Fidler,Franklin, $1,332.
Feb ; tl,'69 i -George Hat* mad wife to 8.4".
Kepler, Erie, $5OO.
March 21„'54---D. W. Verse and wife to
David. Stanelit, 31c1Ccan, $360.
Oct. 29, '6B---John W. Hammond itnd wife
to Henry4s4=ki l trie,A o ,o4 o ." "'-
Feb. 4,'69-D. S. Gar!: ;and wife to Henry
Jarecki, Erie, $4,000.
Jan. 2_,_"6&-Andrew litallek 'and wire to
Mrs: M. E. Cross, North East b0r:3550,
Feb. 9,'56-Alpheus hates and wife to Gid
eon Meeker, McKean, $l,BOO.
Sept. 28, '6B-Harvey, fiendersohret.al to
Alexander Henderson,l, enango, $BOO.- •
• Sept. 26;'68-Alexander Henderson
to Alex. Henderson, Venango, $250.
.Oct. 30.'68--Thomas Henderson and wife
_to Alex, Henderson, Velunagi). $l5O. ,
Sept. 20; '6B-Mary Ann •therrard erallo
Alex. Ilendersorr, Erie, 8225.
Feb. fl '69-John 3lcDowell and wife to
Samuel ,arcell et al, Elk Creek, $2,700.
- Jan. 26,'07-Alfred ICing and wife to Wm.
Downs, Mill Creek, no aonsideration.
Feb. 9, 'C9-d. W. Wetmore to W. H. Sher
man, Erie, $5,500.
Feb. 9„69-S. P. Kepler and wife to W. L.
Scott, Mill Creek, $5OO. -
Feb. 2, '69-Annie E. Adams et el to l -fa. A.
Morrison et al, Erie, $1,450. . -
Jan. 15, '65-Elizabeth W. Pollock et al to
James S. Pollock, Erie, $1,200.
Jan. 15,',69-James Owen and wife to Ja.s
M. Peck, Waterford tp., $1,400. „
Jan. 1;68-Clark and Bothell, to 310orbead
lr Clute, North East tp., $325.
Feb. 10;69-Christian Becker and wife to
Henry Wageer, Mill Creek, $475.
Feb. 22, 'o7—John V: M'Collutr: 'nud wile
to Tobias Veldt, South Erie, $222.50.
Feb. 9,'69—Tobias Veldt and wile to Franz,
Dwlenheifer, South Erie, ;Tn.'
Feb. 0, 'o9—George' Fleury and wife to P.
J. Schotten, F.rie, SOY3O.
Dec. 24,41 S—it B. Roberta and wife to W.
I). Archibald, Corry, OW
Feb. 9, '6o—George D. Gilbert et al to Ju
lia Gilbert:Corrv, $l,OOO.
Feb. 10,119—John W. Bowman awl wife
to George Vausise, Waterford bor., $450.
Feb. 8, 'G9---jauses Nicholson-and wife to
ItiCharci•Peter_ ,s Erie, $1,500:
Feb. 6, 60—E. N. Fuller and wife to J. P.
Wellington, North East tp., $7O.
Jan. 18, 'B6—J. u. &Men, Ea'r, et al to J.
C. Spencer, Erie, $2OO.
Dec. 30, '6s—Elihu , Marvin'• and wife to J.
C. Spencer, Eric, $l,OOO. • ,
Dec.ls, '4O—P. S. V. Ilamot to J. C. Spen
cer; Erie county, $2,200.
Itfarch 31,111-114nry Barley to J. C. Spen
cer, 3fill CreekAp., $l. -
A.ug,.10,'61-41enry Crathond to J. U. Spen
cer,Greerifield, $406.a0, - "
-Feb. 6, go—Mitzgie E. Shimion et al to
SUStia C. Keene, Erie; $4,500.-
Jan. 6,'69—Jamey McFarland 'to Mrs. Dora
Flick, Corry, $3OO.
April «0, o—Jas. R. Brake to Wm. Mor
ton, Spring field, $2,000.
Jan. 22,'69—Win. Morton and wtfe to Mary
Star, Serld4field
- Jab. 25 t'6,9 , —Francis Lanviin tollobert F.
Sterrett, 'McKean, $lB3.
Feb. 26, '66—C. W. Allen et al to 'Thomas
Davenport, Cnion tp., $2OO.
• June-7, '4.4----Alfred King and Wife to Mr
Eliza Shane, 51111 Creek, $3OO.
. Feb. VW—Garner Palmer, gulrtlian, to
'EuviAperry. Elk Crerili; ma, -
Fel). 4,'ll9—Levi Sperry to Garner Palmer;
Elk Creek.
I)ec. 'IIS---Daniel 310/iota et al t.x De
fairnew
lin. 2,1, '99-11. .N . .-Walio et at to L. li.
French et al, Fairview tp., - $1(1.909
'Gel. 15, '&4—F:finer Green Itivi wile to I , aae
Verwilyw r tiortli East, $ 1 ,3°0•-•
. Fels. S,'6 —E. B. Avery et At Id) J'eiac
North East tri„ $2,650„
dart tt 10, Btieitenacierfer awl N‘
to Cookson Green, Jr., Lelltput, $1,37*". -•-
Feb. 11,'69—D. C. Green aaLl wiry:to Sibts
Wheeler, Lo!keel;
Feb. 13,139—J. A. Sehabaelpa tu-.lante , .. A.
Cram, Counearit, $2,500. - '
Actu, 3,bbetisements.
Notice.
. •
NV"&.I - Tz1.3 1 1% 1 :1, 11 ;d 1 V1'-' 1 1 without
cause or provocation. the public is hereby n j ott,
Ilea not to harbor or trnat 'her on my accou nt,
as I Will not pay any debts of her contracting..
(31. W. FAIRCHILD.
Union, Feb. let, ISB9-Iw+ •
Admittistrator'N Notice.
T EWERS of Administration on the estate of
.11-7 Solomon Hauck, dee'd,* late of Atelieali
township. Erie•M Par o h. swing been, grant
ed to the undersigned: 'notice is hereby iyen
to all indebted to the said r...:11; ft", ;n l.
mediate DaYmetti, and these Pavia( claims
aszatraic tile sumo will present them, duty auth
enticated, for settlement.
TAOS. STERRETT, Adtaltitstrator.
lifeKetin, February* 14 186343ws
•
' City Work.
lIROPOSALS will be received up to Monday,
41_ March Ist, 180, for the construction of a
sand Stone Arch Culvert over MIII Creek, on
ttiXth and German'streets, In the city of Pio.
Plans and specifications can be seen nt the
oiliee of the City k nglneer.
M. lIAIITLEIR,
ti. M. SMITH, • •
i J.O. BAKES;
J. EICIFIENLAUI3, Jr„
-101414 w . • Street Committee.
• A Sure Remedy.
'DECENT INVESTIGATIONS have shown
It conclusively that Galvanic Electricity,
properly administered, is an Infallible Remedy
for Goitre or Thick Neck, as well as Wens and
Benign Tumors of all kinds.
With a new. form Of Apparatus, never before
known In this section, I am prepared to treat
.successfully and core the very worst cases.
E. J. FRASER. •
.150 Teachers Wanted.
427, to $l5O PER MONTIf ; for full partirulan
f9r• address "The People's Journal.'
Phttudel
phla, Pa. 4w
• WOuted.
• -
.6;:deinnern'tdtravel and sell by sample a new
1.711 line of goods. Situations permanent, and
good wages,Address with trtamp, if, H. RICH
'A Rag C.,'423 Clmstnrit St, Philadelphia, Pa.
_ 4w
Paints for . Farmers.
IJ - ns E uelPirfst) fo r.,ll?N ' lki i'urr"3",, s:id S° fT ila
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401 i, CLE3IRNS.' , A. U. 611.41".
CLEMENS 'GRAY,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In Cal
cined, Land and Rock Piaster; , alsoof Bone
Bust add Guano. Agents for the sale of Akron
Cement. Odle° cornerof Eleventh and French
streeta, Erte, Pa. janl4-3rn
once Kim, in the Fief,
R*ANY PERSONS who, ; years one •Ily.
were in the habit of est= CARTER'S
Z AND 'NERVE $.4?..411dT, but who
alga Yeats have round it dittletilt .to obtain,
owing to the proprietor having ceased to ,pre
pare,l4. except In snutll quantitias;are hereby
nfornied Wald have resumed tire manufacture
of Chia most vakiable Liniment—once so popu
lar throughout this pact of the. country—end
intend'pcing Min every store where medi..
'eines are •sold in,,this and the atijotzdng
counties: My old customers in particular and
thopubliele general may now feel sure of get.
WIZ %Ole article at all times id its full
strength and Purity. Prico•by Single Bottle 90
Cents. , J. B. CARTER.
Jan2l-tt
L., F. STEIL
~T_TAVING bought the Eagle Hotel, in Water
ford, woctid Inform the, public that helms
Thoroughly refitted the same and Is now ready
to accommodate all In piled,st of style, His
table is bountifully run: And the tar is
stocked with the eholcestof
&OMITS WANTED VOWTELE.
STOUTS AND • SECRETS
Of the National Capital,
4 WORK deseripttve of Washington City;
.litside and Outside, Unmasked and Ex
pos, -ed. The Spiciest, most' thtilling, most en
tertaining,-Instructive, and startling book of
the. day. a
. _yr
-Mend for eirentaxs„UA ms
ter,
&e. Address UNITED STATE 2 3_,T=Lilalnliel
CO., St., ZIFF urs elty,... c tfebll-1w .
• Fresh Better ed Centit 'Per 'Ofind;
G;MATES? • INVENTION 4OP TEE ,AGE.
Butter made In from three. to Ave . rein
'met, by the MO pi one Infallaile But - te'r-Pewder,
at a coat of al cents a ptltuf,*. BlinploliVopera
tion, harmless in use. Two Pounds of butter
can be made from one Quart of milk, sufficient
Powder to makerafr pounds of butter, sent free
on receipt of price -41. Agents wanted in
oven' Town IniniNtizeinlartheroduce this woo.
dertal economizer. Address
GOSHEN BUTTER (X). ) .-/aSessitu St...N. T.
Jan2l-Im
51000 Per Year goarantecd;ousist4Sely em
ployment. We want a rellableugent
to every county to sell our Patent WhitiOYlre
Clothes Lines • tr 4, A 111120.1
VMS Co.; 75. *Wiwi 04 Pr.. - 1:011•48 peiglsrra
SU. 011.11110.
iletribbittisettunigt.
Annual Statement
OF •1U
coltmassrarrEns OP ERIE cotarry,
y.oU TIFF YEAR MS.
TN (X)MPLIANCE WITTI Law, the Corn
' misslOners of .Erie County make the follow
ing exhibit of the Receipt* and Expenditures
of said County' fur the Veur Ise..A, ip whirl) ix all
mixed a statement of thti amount of ittate and
County Taxes levied in each Township, Ward
and. Borough luitaldCoun,;vforaaid year. Also,
a statement of the Indebtednesg. of the County
and of Outstanding Debts due the County, as
per Auditor's Report of January ist.
-
RECFITS3.
CaOh in Treasury January 1,18&t • • 01,218 70
from Collector or 1361 - 447 10
O AI as It " 513 66
‘•ice.l,4'43 7:i
• ~ 6,9/29 79
41. 64 44 44 .4 is m.,
- /Oki* 65
Reed from Sale UN s. lands Ret'd 1S I -
"a 70
, 14
_0• 46 46 166 4
44 Iskus 1.421 bi
Ili 00 1867 367
" " .1. Thcmpson, Sale of Estray 1 21
" " U. Ei. use of Court, House ]OD 00
" Delinquent, Collectors as In't 90 23
" ' A. S. swan, amt. Jury fees re; 00
Total
' - E'XPENDITI.TRE‘i: , •
Pahl 0. G. P. Ferguson, A.lldttor, 1%7 SW a)
" DI. Martleb, •
~ .
"Ai 00
"
" F. F. Stowe, " •• , 2/ 00
" A. J. Foster, Auil'g Pro. eir. ilen...tret, i 5 00
F.
FISL.
Paid J. 11. Wifallon 6: Son, Coal for •
Court House and Jail ' £4lO '4l
INCID.ENTAtki. - -
Paid, Balliit Box Falrvlor flora. ' . 500
44 44 "
3d Pist.'Erie s (s)
"G. W. Walker going tollarrisbufg 2i Or
" Taking Grand Jurors to Poor I (Ouse tri or
" Marine Hospital Celebrstion '_sa Or
A. J. Sterrett Itee'g Itoeut Surveys ' Pi 7.5
" .7. M. Sterrett, Postage et Box, Rent. It (0
'".C. P. Mogen rrans. Twliet, Dpeitet '-',5 oe
" L. T. Fisk Teachers Institute 119 :vs
". Ts.tes Itetunde6 tot Errors I i 37
. " Telegrantfrom Dttintint • 1.0
Pahl N. Murphy, Sundries II 71
ribbals & Shirk, Stove , , &e. ll s 5
(• - Warner Bros. "' prs. Blankets s 7 (LI.
"N. 61.urphy, lie — patr;rn.t - Si •-,`
"- .1. U. Stawart,Phyaician - 54 r ‘,41
^ Jail Well, Drains and Privy 127 st
" Durand, Stone for welt - • .2 to
" JlattPrig Water for Jail :',l 00
" Whitewashing Jail • svi
" Ironing Prisoners H 50
" A. Be roan, Auntlirlesnt It)
HilerWoc/d
Bedstead at 111,
W. ficskingou, Jr., 8.1.'g
". W. 4.1. Bashi/15011, jtePallS ilt .51. I i
COURT HousE.,
Paid N. 3furphi, r.Pai rink roof V -fa
" Elrie Gas Co. for gas eollSllnwil , -n;
" A. 3fulland et al, work at well 0) 50
" If.. C. Chapman, w'lr. on Court 'Room } ,- 29 19
• " Matting, carpet etc.. for Court Room VA le:
Ai' Noble Halt& CO. et ni,rermin4,at 11 72
" - 3fabdi & Low. for pumps . d 011
" French & Mckmight, brooms Ae, 9 7 , ,,,
" :I. Murphy, 2 Lew Furnaces Re. :la - ,
o 0 . Repairs at , i',•:...,q
" Sherwoo4 & Bot•s. paird'g Sh'ir4 Dili. 01 92
" V. ,t J. 111,0 , 4k1115011, repairs at .., 11 .-,a
Baer 5140141. n. Janitor rr (I)
Paid SlierilirtiWala.lttnores ',171
carrying CalViett% to
Penitentiary, 11. bf Ref. and !mt
tles to ”1 . 7 t moots llosolta I , - ed !A)
Milt Swab, fees for lArts 11:, .-,I
.t.
" S. W. litarailey l / 2 -Siltrralggs to Co'..K.a.set, :'.tea)
..,
• , -" Coln. oases
isat .2 4 to
_________ _____
PROTLION.ATORY.
Paid 0. W. Colton, Pro. fees In Co. eases . i 29
Q.P. Rogers " " for ISeS
CLERK OF CoITIMS.
Pahl U. Ituttrrflel(l, Clerk of Court tees $1,13e 31
", C. L nem) ,
DrriT. ATTORNEY.
- -
Paid J. F. Downing, 1114. - Atry'a reek Sri or
" C. 3.1. Lynch 14.)
CORONER. •
Paid W. J. Sterrett. et al. C. Intinesth 72
r.'O3I:ttONWEALTII - COSTS.
PAId JOatteetr, COnstaides and witn,,,„.
ea In Com. eases ?••2
A ftRESTI Iltl Ft.. , 4 Ft THIEVES.
Paid Wheeler& Hatch arrest of aurae
Thief ~.. ,) in
Justfre Childs nrrect of Lori. thief •_'..) I ,
CONSTABLES.
raid Consthbles making returns to
t,ir.r:Votti..t. for elealort litl6lo , 57 , i1 _7
JultOlf,S,
.
. • - - -
Patti Grand .Tarots at Qr. setts. s 2 '2..1
" Traverse Jurors at Cotirts of Is),, 3,75 , '..2.
ClitEll.t. TII':It'I'AVES.
Paid A. Y., WI - nte, Court ('rtt•r ;172 kl
" L. Bran, 'firtst.ave • to; 00
" AI. N. Vincent Tfmtnce 172 116
" P. 3fctiloitt 172. i) , l
"
11. Bile. )2 !..)
....
. -
GO..
crOt.74I.I4.4ION'ERK
Paid Is. M. tehildß, T cloant y corn. ,-,:;,,
•' 1....1. Gal free -51 ' 2 71-.
W " . 1). Weed " 1 :, , i :;,,
.IllltY 4,*OMMI.A=IONEII , ..
Pall I'. (.I.,:••trittlatiata , 1.-. %to
\V; PTO ter:on
POOR pAtim
P3ld 0. Itrothertoti
" L. aj. Childs
" S. J. Godfrey 1 , 1 l'
" W. IL Weed , ei
" Advertising *•Parro for Sale'
" U. Seldututt losh.by Galore n± t he
ti rst sale of Forte
I OM Nilsrt.lONElln' CLEHR.
P. 41,1 A. 3. Sterrett as Co. Corns., lot." ,
Colas. &Auditor's Clerk 1,3111
. 05311,,3-coU SS 101_
Paid G. W. Walltei-Corth, Counsel 1..*3 tfit
• - •,,ELECTIONS.
11
Paid Elec'n 'ds for liolirg Spring elee. 1:43
" 1 , - 1"" General - " 1,071; 11,
••- 0 1, " Prealtral " 1 etie 00
) 1 / 4 13SEBSOR.
Paid Ass'r zus,*.thieen't Ass'in't • "1,7.12 00
•'. Untler er.,lstryw La 363 Do
•'" N i n/latif lists of persons ns•
td di:making Special As
sesatuarde- 310 tIJ
‘ - in part Mating regular As;
I,easment , for 16E9 741
PRINTING.
Paid for pub. Annual Statem't, Election
Proc., printing blanks, &c. gu
BIAls K BOOKS STATIO: , .:EIOI.
Paid E., 14. Cole et al, brit like for Pub- -
DO GUI., Duplicates, and Statiou'ry
BONDS
Paid to redeem C. 11. Loan Bond No: 2 :',ooo aJ
Dderest on same • , 52
tkinpons C. H. Loan s I Oil
"- To redeem S. et K It. R. Loan Coup, 1,092 90
• Int. on Bounty Warrants 637
SUPPORT POOR, INSANE, CONVICTS, ,t.c.
Paid Req. Directors Poor IS6B 30,000 Do
' R. of Ref. board kc. Inmate.; .3
Inxinont Ifos. " " 2„1.9 Pr
" State Lull. " " " R. Tripp P:9 (30
" West. Pent try " " Convicts 2,nsji 16
itu..thou.Ea.
Coni. allowed C. W. Reller, Co. Ties, •'
on receipts &inibursm't A. D. Ms ,12,50.) pa
State Tax paid 14,311 41
Total amt. it , 91,2'9 90
Add amt. Warrant of 1E67 redeemed . SU
Bounty Warrants 0 , 3
" • " Scrip burnt - 7,500 00
" " Cash in Treas'y lan. I, 1x69 55,022 I::
150,490 141
Deduct War. PAS stlll outstanding. , ,NOl
. 143,6 M 74
- _Nork.—Tim commissions and exonemtions
allowed Collectors on. their duplicates settled
during the year are not Lneluded in the fore
going statement, inasmuch as they -were
neither paid Into nor out of the Treasury. They
were as toilows, (Including abatements for er
mrs) to wit :
Egen.allowed coll. for litS - ' - 31,11.5 31
Coin. " " " ~ • - c 344 92
STATEMENT OF II ALAN4.,F. OUTSTANDING
DUE VIE CO JAN. 1, 1360. .
Dne on Pined land returned for 1866 = _ $122 4 ;
. 0 0 0 0 " Isir 47 td
4 4 411 44 44 1 .01 0 . 156 5 R 909 61
DUEFROM COLLECTORS.
Jack DfcC.drarY /11.111 Creek 1865 • :3'.6 34
J. G. Callen, Gi6rd. Boro " 42 3i
G.'W. Riblet, E. W. Erie 1866 700 nu
E. P. Foreman, Cony .' 5,7= 17
M.: S. Vincent, Waterford Borerlis36 . 213 75
S. A. Beavls, Corry 1867 - - *Rd 70
Chas. Miller, S. Erie 1668 4 345 tki
11. J. Rutile'. Mill Creek 1868 3,243 Liii
J. A. Lewis Harbor Creek /84.,A 3,0611 31
J Graham, N: East , Boro 1868' :51 01
J. R. Raymond, Greenfield 1886 1,21:4 183
Jas. jackm.an. Wayne- "'. 257 43
J. E. Larkin, CorrY EseS 2.132 •Is
L.McCullough, Waterton' Boro 1364 116 43
E. A. Cole Greene 181.5 1A
.1. W. 1 say, FranklinlB63 ~ 2":4 to
Wm. CheesetruM. Andon 1105 45 CO
.1. M. Sturgeon, Fairview " 851 5.)
Charged to R. L. Brown, Shill. acct., Jury
fees & fines 3.191 It)
*Paid since hettlement.
NOTF..—The balances above reported as due
from U. W. Millet and Jackson .McCreary are
the amount of tax levied on property of the
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Co. .-in the-East
Wardof Erle and Mill Creek ,for 166 Sand Is 6.
p now ayment attaitajudicial decisio of which is conteo n. ttxt and the matter
6TATE3IENT OF
- -
The amount of Duplicate of State, County and
Poor Taxes levied •on each Township. Ward
and Borough of Erie County, for the year /884,
with name of Collector. . • -
State, Co. Tax on
- - et Poor watches
_Blstriet. Collectors. tax.. ltc.
Ella E 2 Ward G. W. Rib let,. 14,921 40 1,340 50
W. t' C. Stilarter, 1.13,792 91. 1,63:. 4-1
fiouth'Erie C. Miller, 2,511 90 12 35
,Mill Creek G.J. Russell, 14,578 51 1 75
Harbor C'k J. A. Lewis,, , 5,195 51
Zr. East TO: W. Crape, ' 6,611 98 1 7.1
•do 80. I. Graham, lAll 12 15.1 '25
Greenfield J. R. Raymond, Litt 16
Venango W. K. Black, 2,548 44
We/Sabina J. Fritts, 464 06 1 75
Amity D.A. Palmer, 1,482 44
Wdyne J. Jaekman. 2,3:1; k 1
flinconft77. a Parsons, 2;3'72 80 '
0:1717 (11/2t J. E. Larkin. 4,5418 24 646 in
Union Tp. A. Thompson, 2,372 40
" - Bore C. C. Thompson, 598 02 156 25
I.e BcenlY E. K.sliange. , '2, 6 0 3 23 3 2 ' 3 '
Wat'fad T. U.LC. Staffer...l.l'n ". :355l 4$ 1 75
' Boro Ir MeCullotich, 1,132 14 - 22 95
Greene E. A. Cole, 2,715 22
kinmmit F Lawrence. ' 2.009 14
"McKean W. A. Herrick, •3,034 So
Middleboro J. Stafford, ,', 2A 32 1 75..
Washington-3, N. Ellis. . 3,703 40 a 24,
Edinboro 1/enry Lew h., tibli 1/8 , 555
Franklin „I f W. Day 1,410 90 -
Ellf Creek D. Winchester, - lAA 94 3 FYI
Connermt J. Spaulding, - 2,1711 20 9so
Alblon.W. Choeseman,
Springfield I. Ellis,` 17 17 62
Girard Tp. D. Eason. O,IES) 04 , 7 .17
Boro Ellie Fish, 1,305 m s lb 25
Fairview J. 81. Sturgeon, 4.1150 56 7 'Ai
55,443 22 4,370 27
MEWED:4IMS OF THE COUNTY.
Outst'ilg. Canceled Out:4'dg.
- - 3101.1, 'IA in IStiS .lan. I, 'JO
County Unlit 80144.5,000 00 .5,00000
H. of Ref. .1 • • ECG Ou illO 00
13,00 00 11,400 01
Bounty Warrants, 0,150 00,400 00 • 750 (V
County Scrip. -.%,0(X) 00' 1,500 00 =,500
RAMO 00 $ll,OOO 00 $38,150 00
UCES.
One heti c'elliSetera, &e IY ., 12 4 ,10 5 73
Poor ilouse Badding Fund, 50,100 CO
iiaL Cash la Tread, Jan. 1, 'n1:1, 5,0rZ1
$78,218 15
We t •the undersigned, Commissioners of Erie
Co„ do. eertlfy-that the foregoing statement is a
hal exhibit of the lieMpte and ExpentiltUres
of said County for the year 113401.
•-• L. Id. CHILDS
8. J. oonntrA-,
•
_Coral:Wm. Offieel WIL 8.-WEED,
=lc Jan. I, 18:03. County Commissioners.
Attest: A. J. TERIISTT, Clerk. t'•
We. t he undersign ed, Auditors of Erie county,
having met as tint Wilco of the County Comm is
stoners-in the City of Erie, and havingyearefully
examined the accents and 5-catchers- of the
Ig7rtn . atibertisem tilts
=Mini
Coin rolsiloners am) Treasurer cif t „
said, for Lim ytiar ltbdo to re post [hut
eorreet ; and that. wo find „. '
bands of told Trensnrur
on the flrst day January, • 1, A
Fifty-the Thousand uhd
Vortrilko.conts..
And Also a hatalieo of outv'mn,l,,,,,
County frotu the,Kt%t,ral t.
Twenty-four Thous:a:4l too.
Ninety-live t.„
or County Funds, on Mc.
A. 1)., ISW.
.under our bawl.
..•
lab (lay of January, A. k.r,q•
M. ft A hTl'.l..i'
F. •wi • '
rphi-lw
Gliardisins' Sale. '
•
BY VIRTUE of an order of the
Court of Erie county, there will
red to sale, on FIitIDAY, MAIIC II 5ti,` . ..,•, • • '
o'clock, r. tn., at ',erases 11111,-loae ;;,, , , '
ses berelnaftes described, cerium hf
,'‘
interests. by fhtardlans unifernlgoe.:l -
balance by the adult owners of) the !„
40.seribettreal estate, lying, being •
township of Wa.shitiltton, . •
Erie, an d ! , onntled on the North 1. 1.„
Lefever (nOW b7,7cln of ellitltr, on 11.;
land of Trout; on tile Ronth by cry klt ,, : .
joining part of sante plecti Cl• An't, f
and West by land of "Henry t; :•• , •s.
taming 44' Demo more or term, being -
acres set apart to the helm of Joan .;
writ of partition t o rt the.Ortillarei Gear,
ford county, at No. "M, April Term s l- , :.
Which I.herente scone linpruvt Went!. ; •
able timber. (Vie bo Linde of
83ucres adjoining, In C'ranrford; count
Redd at the manor Lime.;
it
Tgsin.—One-t hi rd of the pdrehase ;,,,„
hand, one•thlrd In one year, and ti;e , ,
to two yearn. Deferred parmen tt, to •
by approved security, with 'mere,. '
ann u a lly, e isessjon, given •
WILLIAM J. cr.E.ll EN , t
t itoini hot of erxe4 Grose, who ha,: .
"
interest In savt
L. (1. I.ilttCtlA/it•
Cluzollati of llirnai Legrun, : •
s44o,fig4 74
Thomus Leto rtes At4lre;..c
Bro•c, who have a four-fifteen t ~t
ded interest in hald .and.
B. B. Pi( Karr, Attorney, Meadville.- ,
Yi.I+~IZOPED
W. W.Pierce & Co,
Removed! Removed
. w. W. PIERCE & C. have inov.l
Itarthvare, Stove and Agricultural luti,:t
I;tuic front 630 State street, to the
REED _HOUSE HOU
Niircrii-tusr sraE OF TII E PA ILK
They nave t he Larao•it EAtobilshniitht
line In the city of Erie and tire Ailing
nn immense ntQrk of First (lass t ;13,41..
Removed! Removed I! Remo voi
13 - a To Reed Honse
W. W. PIERCE & ( 0.
@ME
TJ ow LOST, HOW St.M-T ,
- ;.71 1 .# Ix Just published,, a neu ed:l •
-. 7 of Dr. OttiverwesW.Celebrati4l
rr- . •-- „say on the radical cure
ruotheibe,l of SPERMATOR/1/ItEA, or •
It'eakno,s, involuntary Seminal Losses, ,
tency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, I in I
meats to Marriage, 'etc.; also, Consurnp•;,,
Epilepsy,,;:ind I. Its, intittcecl : ,
or sexual extraxagunce.
Priee, In a sealed envelope, only Ili,
(a:it/mated author, in this admiratd.
i say, demonstrates from a thirty 3 .•
suoe,-ssful practice, that' the alarming
Lroleiices of self-abuse may he radically ei,o
without the dangerous use of internal wed
or the application of the knife; pointing
mode of cure at once simple, certain amid
feet ual, means of which every sufferer,
matter wilat hls conilition tnay be, may e•
himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
air This Lecture should be in the band, •
i ery youth and every man in the land.
gent, under seal In a plain envelope. to ,d
address, POSTPAID, on receipt of six cs• ut
two post stamps. Also, Dr. Culverwelt's "M::
riage„Goide," price ;13 cents. Address thr p„,
lishers, CHAS. S. C. KI.LNF..t.
liowerey, New York, Post Office Box
lan2:s-1,9
IIIEN
"BURNED OUT."
•
THE BAN lit LNG HOUSE
. JOHN A: CO.,
Have located theist-Deices fat the Pre , ent in
the North part of the room of Mehra. shalt
non ji 10..•, Hardware store, South of the
Union Dt•pot, herb they will continue to do a
General Ranking, Exchauge, and Collection
Business, i.lso pay interest on Deposits.
jan'.ll-im • .3 NO, ELIOT ' -
Banker,.
Voluntary Bankruptcy.
Pinto; Is TO OWE NOTICE that on the id
day of Jan., A. D.. IPP, a warrant in blddi.-
ruptey Watt issued :wafted the estate of 13. F.
isloan.of Erie city. Erie (b., and St/le-of Penn - a.
vania, NI Ito hat; bren adjudged a- bankrupt on
his own petition that the payment. 01 any
del ds and deli'. cry of any property belonging to
-him, for his use. and the transfer of any prop r
ty by him are forbidden bylaw; thatasneeting
of the creditors, of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and to c noose one or more Assignees .1
his estate. trlll beheld at a Court of Minlircipt,y,
to be kulden ai the office of, the Register. in ill,-
city' of Erie, ra., before S. F.—Woodruff, E- t..
Register lu Raid: District, on the 123 th (Lai' . 4
Feb., A. D., IF.O at 9 O'clock A: M.
I'ITOMAS A. 'ROWLEY,
i. Marshal, Me4c.ongvr.
ih 41. P. Datlx, Dept. 1. S. Marshal.
janl4-1w
U. \ WILY-
SAY 'TAPE
111 400 _7N W Oa? lir S 4.
NOBLE &
iaeiijuist & Boiler Makers,
ALlllnfaettin2rs of\Slationeiy, Marine and
ENGINES, OF ALL SIZES.
iTLEFIS, STILE. , TANKS, Sri-I.IM P171111'. 4
MILL WORE,
Jobbing honcho." at reduced iir!cch, AU work
warrantod. Our motto, L.
Custoinor•s must b( ' &cited
4r4- Works corner (*reach anti Third Streeln
Erie, ?..
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