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Business Cards..
I it. BATCHFLItEIt. F. A. JOHI;E6N.
Batchelder & Johnson;
M.Lidlfactarer6 of Monuraetiti, T0 , 140 - nes, Table
T. Counteri, ke. Call and nee. 'hop, \Valn
opposite Foundry, Wellaboro, 8, 1872.
A. Ittlheld, -
AT FORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAV.—Collect
ious l,romptly altellded to. ()thee over the Pdatoillee.
"with tleo. W. Merilelill.up—Wellaboro, Pa., Apr. 1,-
1872-
Seymour,
ATI:0,10;1:Y AT LAW, Ticca Pa. All business en
trupt,d t., Ins Lars N‘ tll rucep. e prompt t tell
Jad:
Geo. AV. Merrick,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Oillee in EWA ell .teone's
b10t...1:, across ball from Agitator 2‘.1 floor,
Pa.--.lau. 1. 18%.
Mitchell & Cameron,
A I'fORNEYS AT LAW, Claim and lusurauce Agents.
;n Converpe S \'t brick block, over
rse r 10,91;00,1's stole, Wellaboi'ii, Fa.-Jan. 1,
-; 2
William A. Stone,
A r AT LAW, over C. B. Kelley's Dry Good
r, Wright & Bailey's Block ou Main stiefit.
‘valLiboro, Jan. 1, 1872. .
Josiah Emoty,
Ayi ()RN EY AT LAW—Office opposite Court House,
I Purdy s Block, Williamsport, Pa. All business
promptly attended to.—Jan. 1, 1872.
J. C. 'Steang,
,RNI3li AT LAW A DISTRICT ATTORNEY.—(
at J. 13. Ntlea, Eaq.,Wellaboro, Pa.-Jan. 1, • 72,
J. B. Nils,
AT I.,ILNEY AT IJAW.—WiII attend ptomptly to'bus
a nimsted to his care in tile counties of Ticga
P tier. ()nice un the Avettne.—Wallsboro, Pa.,
1. I,;'Z
JllO. W. A. 4111111%
aIIuRNEY AT LAW, Mansfield, Tioga county, 1a
Collactiona proliwty attended to—Jan. 1, 1872.
C. L. Peek,
E 1 .112 LAW. 411 claims promPtly ek.:lleeted
.? wi.th Campbell Brothers, 1 4 7e1G0 Co., Pr'
C. B. Kelly.
,n Crockery, Chula and Olaass wart•, Table Cut
;ant Plated Ware. Ai9o labia and Home Fnr.
Goods.—Wellabcro, Pa., Wept. 17, 1871
Jno. W. Gnprnsey,
A-11 A/RNLI AT LAW.—AII business entrusted to him
, 1.1 be promptly attended to.—Otllee Ist door south
et WiekLiun s Purr's store, Tioga, Ttogn county,- Pa.
!.In 1, 1872.
Armstrong & Linn,
Al iOlt:•;I , AS AT LAW, V. ullam,poit,
WA. 11. ARMSTTIONG.
Z,NNtI"L.'L LISZ4.
WI J. B. Smith,
F'ti\ :410: , ; ATTORNEY, Bounty and Inimranee :Agent.
forlionAeattollB Sent to the above address Will re
etve prcnipt attention Terms moderate.—Knox.
,Ile, Pa. Jan. 1, 1671
Barnes& Roy,
JOB, PRINTERS.—.I2I kinds of Job Printing done on
eh notice, and in the beet manner. Office io Bow
, n s Cone's. Block, 2d floor.--Tan. 1, 1872.
W. D. Tei Bell & Co.,
H OL E and dealers in Wall Paper,
k. rosvile LAmps, Window Glass, Perfumery, Paiute,
No.—Corning, N. Y. ,Tan. 1, 181'2.
D. Bacon, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON—May be found at his
opposite the yublic square, on Main street.
• L .In. Will attend i.,roloptly to all
ir.trim, Sept 4, 1872.
A. M. litilglxatu, M. D.,
11.:+1 , 7,:01 , ATIII8T, 01Ilee at hie reehleuce on the Ay
til%e —We:labor°. Fa., Jan. 1;1.872.
Seeley, Coats So Co.,
Knoxville, 'hogs Co., Pa.—Reefive money
.„. ~ it. diaconin notes, and sell drafts on New
I. Cur Collections promptly made.
, R, t 7 :ixELrY, O3reo]a. NINE CRANDALL,
1,;) D„ivin COATS, K/loXVi I] e
J. Parkhurst & Co.,
fl' - 2.2./7,- Elk!ail& Tioga Co., Pa.
JOEL PARKHURST,
JOHN PARKHURST,
C. L. PATTISON.
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Yale House,
• t PA. A. Yalo, Proprietor. This
116 , 111 good eon till ion to a ecominotlate the trarei
1, 2 1.;11 , 110, In a superior manner.—Jan. 1, 1872.
PetroHum House,
. 1 1111:L.D. PA., Geo. Close, Proprietor.—Good ac
O.:1,111 , T both man and beast. Charges rea
a'id 140,1 attention given to guests.
1, 1,72
t'irellsboro Hotel,
, e ,t h ran MAIN sT. TEE AVENVE ,
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Wellsboro, Pa,
BOL. BUNNEL, Prop'r.
ot yli;ar Hotel lately kept by B. B. Elotiday.
•0:111 spare no pains to make it a first
r,s4 Ali the stages arrive and depart from this
A d hostler in attendance. ,Livery at-
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'THE OLD
"PRININSY t ILVAN'LIi. HOUSE"
fz" I. ',TELT ;mown as the Townsend House and
I , c a mac occtiptea b D D. Holiday, has been
~ :,..:_tto, r '•lg h ly refitted nail Yepaioed by
\I. FL O'CONNOR, r
halt -, y to accommodate the old friends of
' ••••. ..t r•...v3..ataLlu rates.
;al, 1 1472- ly, M. R.P'CONNOR,
TO THE' FARMERS OF
TI4GA COIJI.ZTY
1 Alit new building at my nniunfactory, in Lawrence
L. z, suporlor
FANNING MILL,
,L.c), .;..t.a0. , 3 the following wlvautages over all other
;41.is
1 it , Turates rye, cad, rat litter, and foul seed, and
from wheat.
2 It (leans flax seed, takes out yellow seed, and all
perfectly.
It , ribs timothy seed.
4 dyes all other separating required of a mill.
44109. 10111 is built of the beet and most durable tit:R
t.:, in rood style, and Is sold cheap Mo." cash, or ~Pt °
'L. - onnce a patent' sieve, for separating oats from
i x:11 f.l then mills, on reasonable terms.
"btu, te onllr, Jan. 1, 1871. 3. H. MATHER.
HARNESS "SHOP
NAN - LE, would say to his friends that
Harness Shop is constantly stocked with -
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Heavy and Light Harnessesil
il,aa.l u a substantial manner, and offered at prices
Cult cannot fall to atilt.
Tue Lett workmen employed, and not but the best
tr, xterial used.
RP.petrit,g done on short notice, and i i n the best mrn
tlf.r. Call and see.
Jan.l, 1.872-Iy.
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Type of our shame and sOrrow---
White robes we wore but yesterday,
• ,arc In the audit tiktroproyc.l
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In 1111iI3011 consenting!
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A brief' - §ojo rn i Pennsylvania has rif ,
'forded you - cones ondent an oppOrtnnity
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to jud personallYiof the political situation
they . During the ntst two years there has
' I.en a pretty gen ral stirring- up of the
masses throughout re State on account of
public moneys lost, o 1 - oe-State and city of
Philadelphia by reckless nir - tli4tonest offi
cials. Nothing so excites-the citizen-as the
,touching of his picket. Therein lies his,
political consciencO. Hence the unusual irro
terest in political n alters which is now she:
I „king that stolid 9411,Commou l wvaltiti
1.14 liberalisintliaaltbd dompainiivelyntie
influence upon the Republicans, and evqy
day's report chows more and more clearly
that the. disruption :aniong •Derhocrats is
quite equal to that among Republicans
throughput Pennsylvania in general, while
irk Philadelphia city the efforts to unite-a re
folan Republican party with the Democracy
has but little bold upon the voters, and,will
be sure to„ defqat ;
The leaders of t to local city reforin move
are' --
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meat e' in many !cases, excellent men, but
they fail in practicability. Thus, having
an excellent cause - inriVe — purification of the
corruptions of city administration, especial
ly in - what is termed the row offices, Sheriff,
Court Clerks, City Councils, tic., instead of
. running good meta
‘ itidepeudetiC of party,
they have nude tbeii cause a - mere append
age of the Democratic party, and attempted
to rally around minority nominees
promise most reckleSslyj tt"U l instance;
one of the most reliable reformers iii'the
City ecst l oi 404i* approached' ba
the Reform Committee, hnd bechuot •he
could not :canscidntiensly'preinitie toSuP
port a Democrat for office rather that - any
friend of Senator Cameron, a Democrat was
put on their ticket, and this too in advande
of any friend of Senator Cameron „Wing
proposed. , Thus is: the name -of reform
prostituted to the base uses of individual
interest, animosity and prejudice.
It is generally conceded that reform is
needed, but that-the reformers will be rout
ed, as they were at the last election, and for
similar reasons, viz: that they need reforni-
Mg, and that their m4vement when honest
ly advocated is impracticable underkSPres
cut uinuagtatlent.
In the interior of the state the Democrats
are much demoralized and ready to listen
attentively to the arguments of Republican
speakers who are now prosecuting an active
canvass. Even in old Berks county, where,
it is said, they still vote" for General Jack
son, they have heard somehow
leaders have sold them out to ilk
enemy; Horace Greeley, and" they
to stampede to anybody else, of
Jan. 1. 1872
away from the poll's altogether. They hare
heard from Maine in many parts of the Statf,
and they are wild with ire at the smallnets
of the Liberal vote as shown in North C 4--,
Mina, Weat Virginia and Maine. Whtit
ifew Liberals there are have been thoroughly'
disgusted with the fail.ure of the Democrats
to keep their compacOvith the Liberals t i n
electing - than to offices No accessions have
yet been made to the usual Democratic vote„
because of the disaffection of Democrats
toward the coalition: Jealousy and distr9t
have soured the respective branches of the
opposition, - and there is nothing now in the
future more sure than the election or Har!
ranft and the State and city Republica,n
ickets by a handsome majorit3
THE -INDIANS. I
i'ltis'fi tfc*'iltire are iitti 'eroui e*klii3kt,t -
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rigs in'regao tollndiahlt stilitlesitheiligtan
tieo44o.l4ll:l9g thellia ituat4rditti Ira-,
king these stories in connection with the
fact that two parties numbering about forty
each are soon to be in Washington repre
senting various tribes who are desirous of
maintaining friendly relations with the Got
ernment, no reliance can be placed in the.ie
rumors of immediate hostile operations.-:-
The peaceful death of Edward Parrish, df
Philadelphia,, speCial Indian Commissione ,
associated with Mr. Alvord, just reporte ,
suggests the iallehood of statements vet ,'.
( I
generally believe'd in, that the Indians are .
universally treacherous, a,nd will kill white
men whenever they find them at an advad-:
tage. No Quaker agent has ever been killed by
Indian The Quakers 'never carry with
them, 4 r have about them, any , means of ,
defense against Indian attacks; and yet the'
have hover suffered from them, though they
,Ittilgrequently4pOite# pperatiOrtsliptang.
,
- man y
ol' ' 4
he \i' ntid FiridliioSi. warlike frtliei.
As in the days of William Penn, the cer
tainty that they are safe from attack is the
best guaranty of peace aniong the Indian'
of our day. But when men and women to
hold such murderous sentiments as do many
of the white border settlers—considering 4
right tofshoot an Indian at sight, witliou.
Airing to, know li,s ;ipfentions—it will at
ways be dattge&us 'to lite -among thetn.--4
Treachery of the whites, and their disregard
of all respect for the lives of Indians, t are
the principal grounds upon which the peril's
of. Western life among the Indian's are
based. It is all the more dangerous and im`-
politic because the red forester is not suffi
ciently, eduested to
,diacrint4ati betwee4
the guilti - ,arid thelbilite6ritt,oi his • neighl
bOrs, but revenges his wrongs upon all, save
and except those—such as the Quakers—.
whom he knows to be his friends and who
never mean to molest him.
PAY OF LABORERS AT NAVY YARDS, &C..
Amounts due for work done at the warit
ous nary yards from June 25, 1868, to May
19, 1869, will be p id through the Fourtli
Auditor of the Tre sury - , Under a late act o 4
Contras. Woik one then undeitlie eight
hour act will now e paid for without reduci
Lion on account f the reduction of the
hours of labor •
CONSCIENCE FEND.
$325 was added Saturday last to the Cons
science Fund from unpaid customs on weari
iiig irpparel brought to New York. C. N.
A minister made an interminable call up,
on a lady of his' acquaintance. Her little
daughter; iVho was present, gteiV,verY:wea
ry of his conversation, and at last whisper
ed' iti an audible key, ."Didn't - he bring his:
amen with him, mamma?"
Vesuvian itiva is in ! kick' ddrutind ,for,
jewelry that another eruption is desired to
supply the market.
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A RHYME OF' MONDAY MORNING
One-half the world is wringing wet
Or on the lines a-drying;
That so the qeyeri days' 3infty, ggt , ,
- "A Viieldnitirifying. € I
A smoke goes up through all the air,
And dints its summer glory;
bear
Ofthat which loth the tot meut bear
Of souls in purgatory.
yainty, to shun thlt ta,F.,,,,typseekz,
- In petrince
One day is forfeit from the week
To make a clean beginning,.
O world, once swept with awful flood
From ays of pollution 1
0-nations,.oleantod with tire aturblood, I
;I n dip olitibsolutiOnl!
May Clod absolve os all at last!
Of all 1, , •
And ph
No wr
OUR
why Biiekidw - Stioiilii be Defeated: ;
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Because (W 114.11114 term of,i3mce he voted:
steadilyairtf!l meitSdres essential `to
the vigorottantiiSeetttion cif the War.' - •• •
' Because, instead . .of representing:
loyal - Pennsylvania lii'llie"l46nate during The
war, his only - AIM seiiined to' he tp enibarrass
the Goverhtnent 'and
. give 'eniitcort -
to the enefaY - in the held;' • '• • .
Becifuse ite voted' in ' the Senate Against
contt rring the fights Of"eitizensyipnn the
colored nice.' - '• ,••
. •
• .Beenu.4, Ilar*ar liadyprOkseliSed to
its climax, Ite.'dellberatelY'epnly-red with
the rebel eornmissionetpili Ottiatla as to the
means Of foreing the4;tat'eltiStoti'of ai treaty
of p'With 'tyC4net n'Yreef '. -" ' "
• Ricans - 4 be,tit',ixi id'. a gain'st
ry Wannefislire"a ndS , W r
ild' against 'e.Very'. forward
rnovernynt, lb the line of '6Ol progress from
'causlernimeipation to 'Suffrage. ' " ,
' • /Because • he is nn; 'adherent 'Of' the State
e'
party., and' to' any via
'thine' G61'01'1'41164 with Siitfieient'pOWer to,
defend' it self front detiiiiiet ioa.
' •Ilecituse, &elected' Gos'eindr, 'he "Would,
carry' these idens'into the pta'sitfon,'lthd' em
bioii the State with 'the ' Niitional'GoVern
' meat, as Gov. Seymour;' of New York, did, .
. • ,
BecauseAluickalew, if,' elected' /Governor,
;would, from.his record,,, furnish, no.;protep-,
'ion I, to -.colored. ram this po tnraoh
wealth in theirnewly,acquired rights; which,'
therefore, I in strong Democratic., districts,
would be absolutely 'grieved. '
, 13ecan4e, as Governor,; his intluencel o'd
be used against theavhole.public uh-,
der which' the Statnt as . prospered , so, great-.
ly, Ale. ; having,. opposeil .1111: that has , ibedtt,
dQoe. _, 2 • 1 • -•• •
Because .he has , no , ,executive, or adirtintS
it mire ability, and: has' sloth, hiniself i s
inre'politiehin and a seekt taftvr place and:
pelf. . , -
Because, neither laa.nnrliis party come 14:
.forthe-publicAvitlt affirmative measures Of,
their-own, ; • but, either. confine themselvea
negations or appropriate the measures Of
other parties:—.-- •
Because lie has no practical ; knowledge of
finance.
cam
Because -he represents a•party that has uni
formly Increased the debt of the Common-,
wealth, and as uniformly prevented; all re
duction. ,
• Because he represents a ring whose aim is i
to get posSession of the Stat&Goverrinfenf,
so as to render the i tihanco' tif:The"Stat .
availhble: for par4`purposes,iis'tlie - Tiiiittit -.
ny Ring used the funds of Ne\v - YOrk cif .
Because, in 'ease the nation shouldbe
come involved in war during his terni"of 'of
fice, he would, as, his record shows, alleiVy.
no More than a limited and grudging se#-
vice froM Pennsylvania. 1
BecauSe this Commonwealth has no de
sire to be arrayed against the National tiov
eminent, as' she would thuS'be; but believes
her OWn interests to he identical with those
of the Union. ' •
Because true peace is only to be reached
by depriving such inveterate obstructionists_
of all positionakn e yhich they cquld render
thentselt'es forinidable tot. Yntsehia: •
Because lie has no' active•sympathy or ac
cord with the, great industrial interests of
tbe.Conamonwealth; is really in sympathy .
with the free-trade movement called rev°,
tide reform, and would, as Governor, mil-,
represent entirely the sentiment of the State
by advocating this policy in his messages to
the Legislature, thus putting the State be
fore the country in the false Attitude of hav
ing nbantioned her cherished policy and ig
nored her own great interests.'
Because his sax years',term as U. S. Sena
tor was a lamentable failure from beginning .
to end, devoid of statesmanship or ability,,
and possessing neither force' nor merit;
record of disloyalty and indolence; and can
only be explained upon the• principle , that,
he was conscious of misrepresenting, the
sentiment of his State the entire time.
party in Pennsylvania for forty years pas}`;
of utter hostility to banking cu any scalp
adequate to the wants and interests of so
great a State; a policy that kept- us so long
in it condition of :vassalage to New York,
'and under.tlte eflects of which we still suf
fer to a great extent, in consequence of the
suspician of all fiscal institutions engender
ed by his party leaders.
Because as governor his pOwer would he
used to give effect to these views, to cramp
the energies and restrain the enterprise of
the capital of the Commonwealth, to foster,
the' prejudices of labor against capital
,in' -
banking and, corporate enterpriSe, as he :
is
,and has been all his life essentially, that
kind- of a demagogue.
Because to have a Governor "animated by
such a policy would be a real disaster to tht
State in the present.condition of her afrairi,
and would restrain capital, divert enter . pride
,else Where, prevent labor frOui 'bbtaming,
employment to the extent it should, and, ill:
fact, woulddisseminate a feeling of 'uneasi
ness in a State whose comlition,As. go tiotinil,
and prosperous-that confidence should he
'general and energy unrestrained. -,
, "Because,, through - the most - critical aswell
its the grandest period of the ,nation's histq
r;y; he has , spent his time in trying to make
bititSelf a nuisance' generally, *al lice been
so entirely successful that he, ought now to
have his reward in one final; terlible, and
conclusive• defeat that wOuld settle his aspi
rations for: the remainder of his life.---2Vot
American
Two Classes of Wltnetifea. .
, ,Gen: Burnside, in Lis speech 4efoi*Libb
soldiers at Pittsburg, said of,. General liar
tranft : - ' '
, 'Comrades of Pennsylvania, IL desire; tO
express•to you a hope that comes from my . ,
heart. , Gen. Hartranft, your candidate for
Governor, is my old . comrade and 'tried
friend. ,He went into the heist wit ns lit,
the-tirst battle of the war, and joined th
North Carolina expedition at,-44mapolis.--+
't:4114 iliatthne, OM theeq: - .4 then:4r. w
were together.. -ot. nillitenelda-,Hoanok
Neyberl4:Sonth Mountain;itltitietatiVi Rrfc -
eaelißblifg,, Vickshulk, lintikvilli rC 4 aW
bell Station,.l3lue Spri - ng;the littphiatier' —
___.
jell Station,Blue Spring, _
pain; from the Vildet ness to Appomano,
Court . Househe prOved' himself an clq
dent- end gallant soldier. Couinities of
Pennsylvania, it is clearly your duty, •with
out reference to politics, to see,that so gel
lttnt and true a comrade 'not harmed by
the malicious slanders of designing -politi
cians: You have but for amoment to ) think
of the course pursued during the
.warby his
opponent, Mr. Buckalew, in order to find
the strongest reasons for the support of 110-
tranft." • • -
Judge. Pearson, of HarriSburg, one of the
purest-and oldest magistrates-in- this State
andu Man who lnia had ithparalleled oppOrf
tunittes fir observing Gen. Hartiatift's Wil
da conduct, says• of him i .."-He • is! a yip
lantrhoneet and correct , Wilder." HOU. Br
H. Brewster,' late Attorney General of the
State, and during his •tenure of that position
'necessarily in close and constant contact
with Gen. Hartranft, bears this eloquent te&
timony: • . !
" If I had not a firm conviction, front
my own, personal knowledge' of the man,
from my knowledge of his official charm: 7
ter, tt•knowledge of his career when I my
self held the closest official relations with
him—if I had not a conviction of his integ 7
rity, the purity of his character, and the
prompt intelligence' of 'his mind—l would
not stand,here this night: I come here _-to
testify foam personal knowledge of . the man
and his character. It is known_ to. all of
yott that some six years ago ,I' .q 's.' the At
torney .General of this Conunostwealth.—,
When I went to Harrisburg I had noknovig
ledgd or general aequaintanee' with -General
Hartranft, bnt I' was Obliged, as Attorney
General, - to have oftleia lntercourse,Witii
'him,. and from that day down to the present,
titne - 1, e looked upon him . with 'reitieet
and tubniiation tried and it4itbrut pub , .
lie oiticer) i They i charge General
ilartranftl with using -the public" funds for
'his owh personal advantage. He eapnot Lo
so. `Ele,•can no bore meddle with the pub.
lic fundsiof PennsylVania—the moneys that
ureiin'the State Treasury—than 'I can med
dle Witli the money that is in your pockets,.
1,414 those. who say .iotherwise know .that
;they-utter what is false."
-1 'President F:11. Gweni . of. the Heading
..11ailroad 'coinliany,- • a, d m
ecided.:,Deocrat,-
..and of ,eOnrse welliinformed man upon all
-subjectd - enitnected w4lt'railrotids t says: -
:%; 1 : 7 1 # 0 -thiug
m IA
ein:ink die,• the other, that so long as-my
friend geitz! B artianft is Auditor General,
c6ipoiatiniia - must pay their taxes."' Con
federate General Thomas A. Harris, a bitter
Democrat, who once found himself placed
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inrreu iy4otimate_relgtl,9ntl:tYitii
• 0 , ,‘ .!
en
g„gaitran , , sayfV”.4llhpogit differing
now, as I hhve ever (10116, with Ciett; liar
trent . ; „in ; polities, 1 must sdutit that froth
yr 19dge,,of hits, .derived ! at st,:tirnel
yihm)l rle4 men's ; spols,' 1 }cno.W,,pf t iro,
RAIIPIPhu ton, 040:FilPtilli'Pt,ituPre.:WorihN
o, exacted Egi.eittlPogi,tio,n.Mutilth4P cOhtt . -
tiPhee , ,h4tsi o,t
,meeting srtran ffi
ft siaPefif,tinge opt k
fee] eptif}d4nt` 4, in thig tekilifltcoodi
exalte4-excelleixeies,, both as, a itoldfer 00 a
gentleman, 'I reflect the genuine wishes anti
feelings (41,,Rypry_ . prisoney t kinder his charge
with me
. ; 13y,the ahle , or Snell testimony as this, aqd
there, nre,,quantities more ; of the : name Mod,how
how utterly valueless arat_Oelticable, ut•e i the
eithrOs 'made: egitinst . Oe'n. flat-treat by:
such' the ft 'as , FornCy and - Boktia . :Dtpliittia :
Paine? The formeravitnessesl , we ItTiow to
be pure men, anti men who are wholiytils-'
interest° . 1 Of, the latter„.oue hi, au, ex.,
'Pettit' of ' boFits titedieht cotleie`ati, a, pith.
veii fatst et"; , the Caber, 'by his oiyri 'eQiirels
10n;lictiiiiiettidtiit`ticitinOtli.*ir' tlic:ltiro
coeds Of the tiling eiiibtitiztenietit; 4110 lkoth.
fife ithiaiOitti,lN 'illthiiii'ed" In 'o,6o°4l:lag,
'tlie.'electitititiithei elitef'.l4.%istripy' of :this.
State of - iin'.dilleert:till'Oivill 'eetrtairilY iiist - pe'
the' raiseal ty' tilitia btlAilit.4.f 16 : the : Ig - 31.1,tim. ,
Cail'itnY Salle than ilitt hi 4iviiieli• set', tlf it
bosses nessei to,' beliviet ' 'We' ate' (+Nati - 1 - '6'm • the,
tieePle' 'Of thei - Sate' wily' alit"beikiite:; to'
ellopse:tb ' ittieCpt• the State'.
`of "the e ' man'
tylibqe' ko,ords ' we' liar'e' i - inotecl ; 'Uric!' to "rePtir
'
diaret,hiliii -Set:ire iirui efinteMpt. the 'AlioiderS
Of 'tiertrimfektwo blite're . §i etteuiiesPitii.
'33ii7tilin. '"''' ':' ' '' ' - , •-, - ' ' i.' - , t i '..,
_,' ; i ', - : ..,: • i ;.: , 1- . .,_ 1 :- : 'l.t• ,t
,„ • .•., ,E . i l i , . •D, O - 0, e,' i
• Put 080, et the' M ac - • • • '
Amid - the conflicting , stories.:ebotiC•tile
purposes- •of ithel Detnocratin party., , ishould i
they regain power,,, in, ,regard -td thestatiis..
of the colored • people, i, it, •is trefreshing,te
place, one's hand upon an:official:expression
,ort,the imbject.,...• Welindit•on ,pagfes ;62677
loflllieLreport,oLthedjointl
select! Congr
*id linkl
mmt,irtvestigating:contrnittee,nag, •'-'
~
:ediby4 the: Demberatie minoritYv :filessrs.i-M.'
i F.t Bayard,_•:,Frank P.,•,81air;,,5. BF: ('ox, Jas..
-P. Beek; ,1 3 .3 Van T 1110313, , Ai,7111 :Waddell,.
: J. C. Robitelon,..J. M.lHanks q No Dennl
crat, will. call ,in question: - the authority.,of
these men to speak • the sentiments, of lite ;
Democracy. , When:that report.was made,
•notananyanonthi since, naDenuntrat.disp -•
ted the - truth;viadottrorAudgment-offihos (
gentlethen.c.; I Their irepOrt i •dated 3111.3Febr -
,axYlasti, Said: •• , .1 ,-:•:,,.: ,-i ~,,.•:, -• ,, ,;•:-t•Piii
~ i r But;, while ;thi,negroca -- of - the.,lSout •
:have position and' power,in. • the a.dministr -'
Lion; of public aftairs,intne, , .NV he, icani ., ea4 •
who can look into the future so,.,closely- as
1o• gayolow long this tunntttural state:4,
things,will, last P., • :No one is so prescient as ,
to be able to lix the period of its•durntio,n' t •
but that ;it :must, end somehow,. :ond a t -some i
time net in , tire distant.future,, na philculophib
thinker can doubt. • It l is altogether..tou- ab
normal,. Ve much opposed,- to •the 2inStiint ..
ive feeling, some•will say.prejndieea of :the,
white race,•to endure, beyond ,- Ibel ' , peculiar
condition of, popular opinion-broughttabont
by a war prosecuted in the - end:for: the.h,e
dotn, if not the'enfranchisement, of the n •
gm: Gradually,, in, time, and, ~under, p
change''.of :circumstances,: this. :exceptional
state of the popular utind,will wear tutt,an
pass away,,and public, opinion,,wilh vibrat•
; back to its old:condition ) ; as it existed prio •
t
to, the-distnthing influences:6f ,the : mar. i ! This
will.be brought about by one of two thing S:
.either by a, rupture of the ;Government, it
self, or the springing up of, sorim..neW. and.
all-potierf ul pary„ out of:the , ruins..of : tii
present political organizations.. , When. e -
then of,theso, two:things ;shall occur, an •
(God grant it maymot , be the ,flest,:, it: stilt:
the .peiitt'eal tietta. of ' the negro On this etm.t.inell . .
*So far,as it relates-to his . futurm soliditr,
a race, comutinglingwitli the whitesvithin'
the Union, he will Hein tt, worse f. condition
thtm,he wasja,a etate,of shwery,.for the bi-'
fro — m l iffhe white "race, • and,.if.not transport
him to some other country, he will slowl'y
hut surely, pass away ; , like;-the aborigine ti,
and his place, among us, like that of the In
dian; will be known no more ferever."'
We ask our readers, white and colored,
Itepublican and Dernacrat;,to read, that eX- •
tract over carefully-, and then look at the,
names signing it. Cad there be any iitte4- .
Lion as to the aims; of :the ,Chappagnack
party—inended to,be "new and all-power
14'r-7-winchwas engineered by ,he Frank.
Vail' , Nvh9. drew 9. therePqrt from : which
Pe ab°V,P.e. 74 ,4:4c04 9 WO?, P - 7;Cl,errigli4 Leadel 4 .
i , ~ 1 , --,-f------4::: , •' • , , ; • !
: •.: ; •: ThellogwlTestimony.• .. '
•
_,_
i If. them is atty,'reader of thp Eceitinirklf Lc-
I t
41in.:wh'o 'still entertains ' he .leaSt l kibti 'f;ai
to the fraudulent. character ,t the4etC ap
afildtivit Of Sit - Yeritea' Which 'has bee ''s
ottensivel3 4 uOtillo defam'e:;aod iiijiire'Oen. '
H artmn ft, '*v' ileSire ici'say 'to him t hat :Wt.
have hi Our' pbsseeSion'i)m' ti,4t dirkt i Oid:
absoiutep2 . oof thtifthe, - affitlavit'iti questlon is
a'forgerk.'' ThiS'proof leaveS n&ttioni fbir a,
shadow of dotibt,' tiiiirit' is 'Made' strOnger
even than its nyy,njiitvinais.Jitrengtil by th
ileelanilibie3 df' - 'Allertb ttitvrth:giN tty, wille ,
give a flat contradiction to the , assertio
*hid), the `;dresspie - IMo 131 1 3 iiicitiiii . til
- u.Fek; . and which' wti merel,f olio,' Of 'Um,
paper's numerous' bogus' titterancesi: Alder'-.map Dougherty has' no 'personal tiequitinc
anee' with - or itnowledic•of - 'Mt.''Yerkes, ana
it io•doubtfal whetlier'eithertkinleimfri has•
ever even seen the' other:; !;Ah afruittOit stiCh
as the N,Nss-Uss been iising kytigintidebefOye
, ARdetinfin;Dokithel,but ft irosrviolkihiteleoi.
idgned by •Chth•le.9 l T. 7 .. erkes, ,Iti.i; Zr cia . rind.ir
likil i ii n :, -..1- 1,.. _ f 4( ,, ; 1.,.. ft
. ..1,;
' Fcir the preatcnt;.'Welasit; bur :reciderst.,fici
.dept•this deelaiation'undn' dui , tiet 4 ,4oll6l' to:-
- ii pon sib Ili ty, i i n' the ' f ii Heat , ha d iliattaeSt'idg
fitAcation of , Which it,:;.pl *bap/dile.' 'lii `sine.
'time the prof 1 4liich' welinve biferully 2c:--
stlinined 4end: iIIV 'ilitito9ofly §iitlieea whit
"Will be laid' before tlie peddle. ' l'' 3 : , '' , t': ' i
, Who e vel 4 l4isla ftlotibtOf 'GOO 'fib ttilittlYr
iiitezrity,!taiAecilltiniisttliaiiftldAli;Aii-§yilis
'iiiiiiti it'fordvi.) , ,?abdrfOel4iitiVelittftlitfiliint
tb''ebntiibutkittek Wit " . aleettotiv•lif th)el Wf the
Tittered C4p . eilieldff 6fttliWlrekiellKiirliu
,catiee 6ilitti,my add' totirtilitiOir have' &ftn
,bined to blacken the-good mink' tif ' a'; brikVe
'soldiet and Taitlifut official' like Joltt Ft. liar
tranft. —Phila. Pulletin._ •• • ,„,• ~ , i _r '
uti9RACE ,GREEI,LY'I3 PORTRAILIi: I
.' Interesting Reading.far'Demooratak4l
The Flartford: Tiniee,' the leading organ nf
the Connecticut Democracy,'ltad this to say
of Mr. Greeley July_fid,hlB7l E , -t• '
" It seemsnow admitted on all
handsthat:M i. unmet',
otta friends . ; is iletexv/intli-trusThake an effort
to secure the highest office in the gift of tit
American teopM: t That he' eve
to iedure a :tnluilliation4Rene eat! be u
doubt!:: Able as he, ; is Asia 'Writer- of fnirtii
grephs,,intinential asdscris la. Alissßminatiog
a certain clast of ideas,- he has no, power. as
'a . 'leader in ' the politic 11` organization
,1
'Which he belongs: :He Isla radical,' and Y'e
lie remidiates•inatirof the essential idda&b
the radicals.• : desire for :universal! am t
nesty runs I directly .go t unter to, the tempe
and policy of ,his, party... heT great - J - kiajor
'ity of thote who control that party aro de
'tertnined to exclude 'thei hest' men' of iii
• South frotia partleipating-hin public Affair
just as long as possible.„ln' this the3t,grat,
ify their resentments, 40)6 this they,janpe
to continuo their Ascendency. They will
'}lot iVe up. ttei' ooney ' c a . ' the tildtifog t ; of
Mr; 'GreeloY 'Or'thijr`Other
forted to 4tlo se. Glilreclejr ha's hot
the pewettO force the reaulti, lie,is a eluin
ay, and imp ,o4tic,tnanager i .attd,.Wterly
flit the raeapaPf e bringing his,ttrt - t,pirty to
Lis support . He is what Jlie Natioleon
eallect fdearokisi-lh mant"wiffi - a • 'ti4y,.
feernitig; , -brain; , !bei , ert.atic,
,anaitiVactirabicjudgmen - 1$ ,y; „i ,
. '`;`Teither, ,h 44 ,bpstoy ,finni 44,,1704
pputor heart. , tie 14 :the jdolc, 4(4 vf
hut - ;f,”- a 4orritiaratitrely , meal
' , Awn igiiiire;''eircept when 41144
can use them:.• He is WtheOrist, and not" il
man of , t sreat , h,all his; expe,.!o
egicet:it iti 3 Rfe Atoifff #101451 tikc,poore4'
- .fudge of character :of' Any_prominent, an
Itt this' Ite 'fikilVer" being '
kid iimPosed-iii as 'ld bast ° repeated
showif.by his quixotic. support, of .publi
awl werpless.charaaters,of his awn, Ratty.
He - bas been - , alternately baiabQPilea
hooted tit' for 'the' kit 'fifteetr'S'ear4:: la
'th'e -'matiageta.of 4.hat'..party: Atidb he
.abown:Lituselfrtleatitute of. adequqt poivei
to 4.tef.ep4himgelf keyond pow' and'lben-la
vigorous editorial' lb theh now'
- Onee,
and once only, has he ever•been able to re
venge himself upon these who had betrayed
_,.„:...-1.... If , .••J . til •
him- That..ivai .by -The defeat of Seward,
and 17 40 7 :#444.141;toluaiTilltdirsl Denlina---
ted:. -
"'IV, be' sn'tetill'Olit ' liiia l 'lift ' b' reeley's ,
-first , •ehoiee.t , 'lie, , tkrotsotied"Bites,-Ot MIS
- the Randi&te,.butatis great, object
wgs tep erufh Sew and WeciL .101c1 for
Intig` ythrs tad' ro teil 64kIciis' l'a'bors and
fri l
conterupthouslp I notekthia blalths tiPoitice.
SIP Aberefore put: is., knife into,.them in a,
Ttf e rhigh MiTge ixNo6 l3 f4•AherlA PO , re
vie, d'himiie .. But ills practicaf force Spent
Itse fulnithe'act'bf defeating theni:' He' ikeV-.
er, hactruncli influence In abaOing thepolley
of Lincoln's Administration, and received
none of the attention .he desired and tn'
which, his, party aßrviega, intiVed him.--
Thotigii'hd'hati ejettittilgtvard and Wecd
trgot Me. head of. the lableolte did uotioccu-
Pha N v iire4 4 T.at 111Welf,! I w receivA.O.ven
the broken victuals of the political feast.'
''•"He'la in lid Utter tositicia il,tow:' ' ' W Rh
, out patrol:lmm) ; without a iconipact, , iysrell.or
gilti4eiLbo4 Of , iTiqt l 43. Vii,titite,PopulavitYl
outside of a certain exceptional and eccen-,
'll46`MtiS4 of 'netiOle,' Willl'a ie6did diatiOred:
,in the, eyes of his radieut associates, by , such
.QMPRPPI, es, Abe, I elixoettear c ., qf jetting,the
sonurgo in peace at the outbreak of seces
'6ldtiMite"Nidittiklniaeidiis,'the bailing of
i Jeff. rEllivis;L.atid , his •support'`iif luniteefsal
Iltgktikli.Y, . I )ja chant:Re:of; obtaining the•nom
inalifm are good„for Aothing„, „ARM can;
Tr() teti) 4bakeit'' the Oppositiba to Giant,
and thils secure a l ientmiinatiiiii . Of tilts' lat
.
'At G hi
tk l at'Wbn't•Dovin:—Woik of the gq--
• • ,; klux Klan. ,
Mr
• . Strange as-At may- seem there are those
wheiptlect to i disbelieve k the record . ,of Scu-;
thein terrorism atilt has bectidisclosed front
time bi . tinie by officiel tilieStigations;'t HOS,:
itnkl/verklicts ,kautthe ground., Would thikt;
she Woolly page, conid, be, elTheed frOtaAliie
country's history. 'Would that the sad re
ality could be made to assume a less tan - gi
11/le tibiguiskl.'- :Thousands . of% suffering/ men
4 1 111-1:-FtlIPPI, Air k.tubi , ,white, . tag, whose
souls,the ,stee) hid entered, appeal to tht
'A.iiierititii' labVerimiiii tti rehkeinher 'that
:therareWirtual ly• at , the mercy of 'men 41to ~
*now ; no. law but their. ; ow n., mad .•PalsiOns,
liho to-daY are as unforgiving toward those
..Wliii'broPosed the rebellion/in' 'their inidsi 'as,
if :not: amnesty had( .been .!granited 'and. the •
PfotTrutiu#4.Jlift.4.llo, PlAtfibba.bed • its. right's!
in tile fast' court of t am* byforgeof t ared..
1 ets`ii Iteiiiicktibn 6f'lher j faat 'thus slated,
A•Neultve" liefOreiqnsiqt Vefklikt 'ti.de by: he:
IJPited atiktea :Dietriet,Allorney cif Alai) 4
' , t9:4 I P ch i lef;iNtr- P.. l l , t l l l icilibil i .41 1 . 43-
'torney enera of the lilted Bra 6. ' ,It
bedrs Ante June 25,1 872: ' , lt feeiteS he Tact
thatnt a session,of the court dust used bil
-1 . P9Aritql tOt_kJP- 1 / 4 0 , Tejt 4.1)0T , egitlwatO
z i
'
I cone - 1619n its , the ctil9.4
conviction of avowed .
1 kneillierit of ' the lrulilit i digag i idiom' "Dls
guisedvfor)their deedfickt Id ar 0435; 'lt Seethe
. almost , irappasikkie ,tp .identify ; and, convict
the guilty participants in c titles,. ,But some
'easesiWete so established, to secure El irer
lila and a penalty.' '''... • L.: ' I . ' •,'
, • Abe Ara Caise was a flagrant and painful
one. „ Andrew. Jaeksort and,hia,mlfe,,, uttof
fen'dint persOns; were intudereil and blink
ed in - and-With their house inlifareh• last, in
the; county. of El Imore... The , jury failed to
convict _fropilthe difficulty already, sthted. •
'• The next case tried was for two raids on
'White - men and several raids on ' colored
men.; in Which the usual whipping,' shoot
ing, school and dwelling house burning
were perpetrated in Tallapoosa and Coosa
entultre.S.in 1870 and 1871. The criminals
.were•all members of the: Kuklux Klan, 'so
proved by, clearest evidence, The political
character. of ,the orenizatiop was estab
lished,'and it§ Ouipose to maintain a system
Of , terrorism in.the :South' derucinstrated,--
OW main purpose being.to , drive out Inge
end white Republicans,. A ‘ verdlet, of guilt
Wit'S t otitiiiridd 'in' this 'case; tliere being 'n
rootii ftlit doubt. - The sentence'cOntines th
F i n 4en y t i rsri cted ), p e e t? u
rsozs x t s o e t p h t in the Albany casein ypenitwetictiairi
youtik , Of the criminal.
, Another case Was tried by thesame'conit,
apt 4 weonvietion reached. , , • ,
It was fullyadmitted during these trials
that the Kaiak organization is exactly
what )bas been claimed.' The only 'Vett .of
the defense,was, that the guilt lof the prig
onep was not sufficiently proved. The ;es
otthe colored Witnesses waiuniut
peached,l the ;effort 'being to impeadh the
testimony ofJ-white amen who had been the
Associateq of the toupieyoup, 44n. , There
was - 'no carpet-bag testimony. No carpet
baggers have had theietibode in the section
of the State where these crimes were com
mitted': , i l PhOre - Wiis-heilrOYcklitiOnt except
the
_sheer defenseleesness ; of those. who dared
sympathize with Republicanism add loYr
' ' "- •
that Will NotAe.,oenied.
he denied that -Cbas,:R.lßuck,
Is a pggfe4sio_ikal oilice-seeker and or
flee ljoldet -b hteVlng' been'in "'Office; al=
most L itliout intormisSiony IL for: lite' , 'past,
quarter of a century. I
„It will not be i de,nted,thakhp,isa politipa)
intriguer abil - frickatef."' •
:• - be 4 d'enled'thiit hktir Witted Orin -
eiple.4 he had, previously ; declared, ; iti his
suppostjafe epntested . elegfiqn
case: . .
. . ,
--- It't - ill tint be denied - that 'lib` scidandefe4
the_ public 'money,. in the hreinre:Glily iiin
vest igation-- 7 141ng 4300 for- Aimself,,lwlten
he was t ecei,ving pay,.45 it S9nator, and gicl
higill'Clure's.2,s‘oo in lu]tll(tor to ; this pftlary
,of s4. t t.lb!) tor, tt ; lex d,ais"; / ,' ':sficyje,es' ths
„Senai
'' 1. - Vs . ' l'''' t.. tie - tear l' iii - t i l' . '
, ~ Jo , t, et . a i us ria,) wen ::If
s'l l 9.4: - ,0 tO, , a' i t'aii:.iiile i 7ll)4ielphtu;,li'unicl'-
1 ( :i.4 4 .1 ' 0,',. 4. ,, , ,, , fe , t t., , , 1 a i „.v..,(! , .tiC,4 , :;,+ 45 4t. s l, li i t k i te .e ..i'i cli
r wii.q.e. Zir,),l4* Siajt... s t fligney i; .' 1 , 1 '.;,,,,,, j ~, ,
It Will'iiot 'b'e :14entetl ia tliat. 'iiie ar , ? ! .y.inliatity
wil.b,, i the, :841 - kil;', .tfirvugh-thit` ,i 4 .I. ) efiellidn
Illitkeii 'it "itiipos ' sitil6 fin. lurid 116016 - consist
tently.toottpiturt hiaLi , ::-=: -'
It will not be denied:thatAibring , thwdarti
ilteaurkvt itlte,..,tritellinur'; - lre 1, IllsiW&Canadal
witeroixbel(entiasallea,weraitoemed to hued
;our vities. and- mend kliscialke , amotig.,Attur ; peo7
!Plet,end,beld communication vidi ..thent..l' ;
I ' 41; 4 will mot be,dettiedcttint, - ..be was lone bf
ti.ye.l:l:,S. Senators—Powell, and. Davis,' of
lientuoky,, and Saulsbury., and .:Wrighl...he
ing,lll%. DI her, Ifour.”to ,:imake,lourf Gov eint
went:pay in gold, !when gold:Watm4.lv, pre.
miutu oh 2.40,, and' when such4.ltKlaW.Woold
'time - made, it 'Utterly initaslide An.' bontintie
the wale- for the • Unkin,- and. would have
made the rebellion a Succesi.'+-liar.. l'd. , 4 ,
1: 1.3,5 i , ..!.. .:: .
i ew
Rardflii,Traitertio.,; ~. . ,
ll=
i ‘lWe4 are favorable ;tit, veaCti't arid internal
reconciliation. We cherish' none of the ant
, itnositieiof , the!civil'War. , .' We tuifilire the
generous Misgnaniniity , that Mel characticr
fled, tlie hational •pOlicy' toWard the: Confeci l
.erateiforces:. ' Wetanisiett bring burselVeS
to see t t he=npen.and iivoWed honorable' rebel
troops meet.ue.ifinffielal 'hodieS. But i 4 it,
necessary•:or luittitiable . that the domeatieJ
traltomin the-North, who took °Mehl' oaths
inithe ntidstof ithe 'war arid then violated
them - ,.by adhering to' the 'enemy; Is It' neces
sary Or proper that we N hould elevate sucU
men now to high'- Posts , of tition' • cPon
what principlel can-we he asked again to'
put , due trust in the - oaths -I3V nien , wlio' have
broken the most solemn obligations?,
' 'We rebOgnize the PhlieY of 'giving 'a
Man,
nial4 i trials-before • rejecting-dim as hope-:
less_;., But surely•there.most be some itlace:
where, the line ~ctin he drawn,. ,It cannot bpi
possible that there is ady reasOn, public sp,i
rit,e terititititt'siense; jitstecit - tiaagniinitnity.
in electing Mr. Buckalew to the high anti
, r,esPoas4l,e °Mee cf , Poyernorta, ilennsyl )
'V1 1 1 1 4.0( 1 a iVivl44,forl hie Ajsregaripor•Akis
,oftlcial oatit i takep in,the midst: of,the
„war :
and-,in full ,vie.w L ot,all, its ohligations, ; pit ,
.can not. • in. / , that ivy -slut ll , be Oplng right)ia!
preferring suclx axersowcycr4.looo4,o4lll
1 AOfti. uj ,Utr,OPI • -§qtdkr, Fiii9c.ivAight 1,i0,41.40
IR" Pflti,A*, l l,.V.q4ll. s s .l ,igtookticteitroult,4e '
Ppgumukg:4o ii ,m oil timowalAk.,pait- .
s uK iirp, 01 1 .4 i La 5 1 4,414 11:141.9i1 , reefer ,, Yiolatksl
44,i5q4 114 cial 0 4 1 11 mimko l tp.igiAlectcf-irforr..qa
:1Nh 041 4-1..; - , e.ii t _..11'1...,..1) 1. , ,, ri,1,1:-;i;.•_.-.12
• it l ' fovS*- , i ( i. ( 411i0fingritIVAITrOCQE.eWitt - tfa:i'
- :k01'4., , V4au sYL.g.Akfti.tAkeNtl,v9l/44 1 111. tka3 Pen
• 1 0409) 1 0, 1 101/4fAktOSY : t fts it, nOt . lattat ldia-
Pw
oaglag to,,o9.PPiiiito4!X9Y!kliTAP 4)14j-bus
cast aside ' - iial i neglected in a rage to:ks_ for:"
.tliS.in Mlii.g9,,Wir4l l 4;, Atilt ,likly tlititiwel4
Pylisc #P4 ic,9420:44imt w>bc vtAtup real
v,4114€1,if1 EUPtijiliPigg,iloe,,PQ.49 QI :union,
, 40A
11 l sP:tivh. WO-10A,•tIci.iiiiity.E,telkamas
o r * gmnqw 4 l Agi valatttly
,spf . t j IOU& MUSI
i r
b 9, 0 9Yamt,1 l.-..wikti .b.Rogrioo 4.lutoxic
Vemn those whO serve us faithfully and' re
`ward those who are treacherous and rebel
ttous?—North American.
, IiatILWAY VIMEA'ABLEs:
MMIMMMM=MMEI
1.,4_ :•J MgM.
•:
Welisbo o'dc Laiienceville• . K. B.
Time 'rabic go. 4.. • .„
t i Takee Effect Monday June 33, 1372;
•
Gansu NOltTlit. GOINti SOUTH. '
. 1 0
p.m. p.m. sm. a.m. pan. a.m.
40 .5 , 33 8.20 i .4,,Cornlng, Dep, •30": 1;600 •
1216, 440 TT/ • „, 440 6
,18
1203 433 14 Dep. , llunning S3l 546 6 244
aan. „ • ,
1118 429 710 Lathrop 833 86u 633
11 , 44 418, -8 'SO •, Mar Crdeli 1146 0.01 0.41
11 33 416 A 66 .Tioga Village • 849 ,9 04 666
1313' 4'o2' 42 ' '9 03 918 7,16
11'03 353 6.33- HIU' Creek., 912 0,27, 727
10 61 350 680 Itolliday 915 930 '7
32
10 47 342 622 If Iddlebory 923 938 '7 42
10 3037 , 6 4 ,11, Nilestiflles, 4 9 28 943 7.50
10 26 3296 OA Stokesdale ''9869 61 8 03
1016 3 t 2O 1.0 Do. Wellshoro, Arr.•' , 9 46 10 60 813
, • A. •U.. Otilll4>ll, sup l.
•
Corallig &.Tloga R.R.
•
.• rabto No. ik?..
i.t' , .Takeb Effect Monday June Bd, 1872.
DIPAAT 1'404 C6)*lNei, AT 111LOHABURIti.
No. 1 , ..7 30 a. In: No. 1 10 00 a. in.
1111 3 in. 4 . 9.; .......:10 2(1 p. 1n
•
Fonit inbasatinon. AUfIIVI: AT conuluo.'
, gO5 v. 1(n. No:2: .... •..5 35 Tu.
‘ 4.5p, t. 4. .. .. 810a.m.
.. . . •
• •,• o l f• H, GONTON: g diet B. it 0. Xt.,it.
L.,li. 811.14.TTUC1%, fftw't . TiOga R. It.
Catawlssa"Ealiroad.
Depot, Root of Pine. iiireet, Williamsport, Pa.
• - r! tkrtresnn. '
Mail dep. WilllatiisPort " • 9 YlO a. Tn.
Aceoinmodation dep.. p,
•-3lall arrive at Williamsport t 10 p. in.
ACOMMACMilltieri, arrive at waliviuspurt.., ..9 t fs a in.
Au sulditiottal train- leavus Depot at Iforclie',l louse,
:,W,'lnainigt, at : 0.05
Tort . ..ll66ton' and Intermediate inuts.
VlrEet cornisetlim 113 - shade at Williamsport with trains
- for the•west., z 1., 4 V I
chaia.l4 o ., of ears britwesti
, rhilatlylpllia," New York
Williamsport: ' WEB • ~Sitprt.:
; lE r io. :Ra - ll way - ;
t ,TIDE 'TABLE- s AniiPrEn JUNE 3U, i 872: • '
, New and irripii:;ved, Drawing Roe= and' tileepiug
Coadieg,` cotibining all' modern lroprovements, are
ramtbrough on all trains between New:York, Line/Les
!ter; Adllalo, Niagara Fans, ,llueperteion. Bridge, pave
/and =id Cincinnati.
Weattiani. '
I4TAtIONB.
)211 - 11pric, , cLve .
tilif t af u!'“
rA
Cohiing o ;
PANS :Post
Itochest'i, Arr
fivrrt'vlle, "
Bultalo.
NIAg: "Falls
'lto. 1. - lio. b. ' N0.'.7.t 1
9 Daum 110 02 114 AS.SQI4I3II
# #1.4% ais. Pui , ivi2AT,
0 , , , insc v . . 05' , ,
7'ol " r 12311aM d42'..
. . -.„ 12 118 "I
103 W..
815 Sup 205
1150 pm 620 am
1245 am I 700 g.
148 q, I 7 32 ,-"
' 7 '4MoVrt mixt, LOCAL Twang •WksrmAnn.
6a. ill.; exi.attt Eituid4s; froni'OtregO for Bornells-
Ville and Way.. - ' • • .
5 15 a. m., nxcept Sundays, from Susquehanna fOr
H^rneßsillle and Way.
6 00 a: M.; 'dailY from Snaquetutnna for llornellaville
1 • .1," • ..... a
15 p. m., except nundays,. mom 'tmira tor Avon,
toituffalownd Way. ' .
2 90p. m.,except Sundays , from Binghamton for
Hornellavile and Way.
~" • Eastward. •
10./2,•
110 pm,
115 " 1 6 450 m
980 " T , 020
6 15 S up., 10 10
400 pm 530"
7 25 .i 11 38 •"'
803 .. '1215 am
10 /0 ,2 /5 "
700 am -1100...
13TAIIQNS.
Dunklit: Ave
stag. FaUi.'•
Zoffelo;
tZ h leve, f'
e*r, ~
Eltnlra"
Co n'g,
"
blag'tnin, "
Nw:York,
AppinotiAL LOCAL TitAniS'EAttribhaD
b WA. in.‘ except' Sundays, from Liornellsville for
Owego and • Way, -
. 555 a. nt:, daily troll' . Thirnellaville for Susquehanna
and Way.
7 04 a. M.,' except Sundays. from HorneSaville for
Binghamton and Way.
7 90 a. m., except SundaYe, from Owego for Susque
hanna and Way.
1 58 ' 'except Sundays, from Painted Post for
Elmira and Way.
1, 55 P. in..except Sundays, from HornelLqville for
fillaqUehara and Way.
• *Daily.
and Port
'Throtigh Ticliets,to ailpoints West at the very Low
est Rates, for gale inftbe cpmpany's office at the Corn
ing Depot.
This is the only authorized Agency of the Erie Bail
wad dompany for the sale of Western Tickets in Corn-
, • ,
lug, 1 .
Baggage 4111 beschecked only on Tickets purchased
at the Company's office.
Northern-Central Railway.
Trains arrive , and depart at Troy, since June 9th, 1974,
usfol lows :
. .. .`llo.ltrawa.uo. . , . • ,sotrrawaren.
a i i i in igar i Fipress, , •• • ;i f e l o l o pt
. 134i i l i to. E i xl p r;::, 4,,, S i 1:13 , w in
clpc.l.Funti Exp. 10:2o atu Mail, . ,
2452 am
%, .
.. A. R. FISKE, Geri . 'l l Sup't.
. ,
Cyrus D. Sill,
iDEALEIL lii
Foreigi .and ...DOUieStic 'Liquors
'-` ligpAt:-for Fitip `Whifikiee;"
./
1 .1: .1 .1 • 1 / e.
3 a,5 1 :? 1 1,}1 4 ,1 2 . t ; 1[4,1;
• '-•-; --
Houghton, Orr & 9019
StOillq"011K, PA.
•,111,
I' , '
Manufachircirs of
• . I
)3iftileo,
=II
1 : 1 t 1 t , SLNI: t' 7 1;rC
=LIUMBER-i WAGONS,
I , J... 1,
CUTTERS,
Alrn 808 SLEDS.
1.. . 1
~ .1.. ..•;•_l l
•
We are prerecl,fcijdn ' y3 ing °up 49 9n shori
.best 3 l6 Sanbettblgtutra*
teed. HOUGHTON, ORR & CO. '
'RAMIRO'S & COLTS; 44ints elleboio. -
i,fßour.rerii; JUlyl;lB72. - • ,
"To BOOS AGENTS.';
LI ' Mirk TWain's Notte'Rook
is ready hieCativaiisers. It laOnipanion Volume to
vlaseothers anitoao," of whish cOriea hare
neon eon. Don'twaste time on boohs.ncrone wants,
tint tla crp o 9p 0, will, atop nt l , in {hp,-Streets, treets, to
'ittibse lbe for. 'There is ' a time, to laugh ," and all
,who this book teis'elearlyituit tithe' has 1 cone--
Apply, at once for tereithty;or amain's. 'address
S .; • . „punimp At3ll4lE4l3.Tublisher.
'7 ll, Skllytesn.S .
treet, 1111adelphia.
tune 28, 1872,-9ta. ' ' " '
Youria: Eros Itpurta
• Young &
teaccessUrs of Hugh YOTlili dr CO.
Booksell6is and Stationers,
4 Cl'
Wall:PApeT, •
Window Shades,
WintlOw i 4 iktuies,
14.911.1etAl!thWunients,
and Dealers in
itiinkee'Notinnii;
. • ....,,/14-titre Frame/tend Wane,
Pictures. ail sorts.
• Picture Cord ,
I,aw Blanks,
•
„ allAitzesi r. ;
,Newspapers. Magazines, • •
" • - Writing Desks. "
:dxtista Goode,
MEM
,Alelteal Books,: ti ,
Jtei i # i o u i 3 00k 1 1,.
1d.9Ve..rY.4!!1.4P4 iD ltOttia of trade.
—New York Dailiaa 'at One Dollar a month:
—Ein4ra Itt *a eaitt•"/5 cents a gio,ntb. ,
'-Stibserip a thrr week, or unman, Or year.
' r Tz Wera tot 113:a>ka at,fickprointaly.attended tco
An'Exvirepe paclve r reuc..hed tram New Yorkoy
ory ' , I 3 "10 11)1 tS ~ 4 •1 • . „ .. •it
; ; •; •
e ate Agents of the Aucbur Line and the Gluten
Line cif Ili 8. Mdilittisitnerra.‘' 4 1 u9sage tickets to
e t i a t utt Vo C rO t p F e l" a
ret4 taws kglk4u4fi, L • I
.. I ..11.,• B. YAWN° I,t; 0111 T
=ME
„Dil'isobittore.„ -;
thiellthlai2lelder !toiletteSp.ht Alkezpublia.
Spa of the AGITATOA and [genera/ ,TOtttriB
Shriolied by Mutual. consettt tiro o!
September inst. All indebted to the late arm are re•
quested to settle' without delay _
--
Sept. 4, 1874-Sw.
I=
Nu. 3.*
7:00. m
32514
R 01 *,
10 20 6..
7 03
11 20am
12 10pan
1260 " I
1U 2u"
7 2..) 13ft
11 20 am
12 10 pm
12 50 ~
ER!
No. B.t , No; 2.
1000 pm ...... ~,
1012 pm 7 30tim
1125 " - 800 "
305 am I 1100 "
.. 1 800 "
432 " 12 13 gm
613 " 124 i
711 " 288 "
3 Won 940 "
JNO N. ABBOTT.
Oeu'l Paler A(t
;,,CC,WIN4,,N. Y. I
V- C. VAN GELDER.
A. F. BARNES:
IiMIEI
LLSBORO
& Blind Factory,
.1
DOor,
,sao
igEN3AMIN
class work rrol
*Web is now
TIN, is *elated to furnish Bret
-1. the beet lumber, at bla now fae
r. full operation.
Sas
!Poets',
so' 711412.2111 h
11)E42.
MOULDINGS;
AND
nd, or auufeetnred to order
Constantly nt h
~"#Agin
and Matching
doud romptly,
workzaan•esnploy
lumber need, fine
ui
Factory near
, , ,
in Um best inann4r. The •beist
I and none but the best seasoned
lursge borne industry.
he foot of • Main Street.
Jan 2 1, 1842-tf.
„, - 11Woolen Mills
EFILFTELD.
Deerneji
B!
TNOIIA,II BhOTH
will minnifactur •
ItB. Proprietors of the above Mils,
as usual to order, to milt customers.
CASSIMERES
OURI
Particular attention giren,to
re warranted
Roil Cardi
-
.tg &- Cloth Dressing
tcl order, am du of Rail.
resiug. and (lacy compatitiou.
an aafortiatait of
We marintlietare
Carding and Vioth
We have ai+ good!
Full Clot,
and give more for
egtablisliment. 11
Wo wholesale ai
miles below 'Korai
Cassimeres,
Wool in atchange than any other
y theiu awl satisfy yourselves.
retail at the Cowaue.4que - wills, 2
i
Jan. 1, 1872
J. H. ,Gris
4113 E undersign
1.. Wheel, and
dor to all other&
chase should Bee
lug other wheels
Deerfield, May
old's Water Wheel.
.d., t 4 'agents for tile above Water
i 4.00111111 y recommend it as supe-
In use. Persons wishing to purn
this wheel in 'operation before buy-
INGHAM BROS.
Read the folio
WEITFIELD. APRIL 24, 1872.
We the undert4gned. purchased one of .1. H, Gds.
weld's SO inch ater Wheels using 68 inches of water
to run three run of stone under a 20 foot head; and are
well pleased with the wheel. We have ground sixty
bushels per hour with the three run and can average
that amount per hour all day. ;
E. D. PHILLLPS.
- • i CHARLTON PHILLIPS.
VTILAY TAKEN UP.—The undersigned took up a
two year old steer which came .to his place Satur
day, September 7th. He is of good size, red, with
white face and belly, and very broad horns. The
owner will e prove property, pay charges, and
take him away. )IYRoli MICKLE.
Charleston, Sept. 17, 1872-3 w
I .
. I
God Livery
VAN VALE BURG & CO, would say to their
friends tha they bevels good Livery established
in We4leborO for the accorrimodation of their friends.
Good Horsetitmd Ca,riiages
•
always on Rand A moderato rates.
• 1
" Stable o,niVater ,Steetoppoatte Geo. Derby's resi
dence. • E. O. VAN VALEENBURG.
June 20, 1872. _ W. MOSIER.
BM
ALSER & LAT OP,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON, STEE L I _ AILS,
STOVES, TIN•WARE, BELT 0,
on - rro o - otrrx.ximm,
rrThiIRICULTUR
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
HARNESSES,- SADDLES, &c
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1972
LIVERY STABLE.
v-ErcEuxu. & COLES RESPECT
fuIIy inform the public that they
. have established a
• Livery for Hire,
At their Stable on Pe:arl St. ,opposite Wheeler's wagon
shop. Single or double rigs furnished tdorder. They
aim to keep good horses and wagons, and intend to
please. Prices reasonable. KETCHAIS '& COLES.
Aug. 21, 1872.
•
INTe I.* Je welry Store.
rit, Undersigned would respectfully say to the cat
, Izens of Wellsboro and vicinity, that he has opened a
I `
. Store
; -
in the building recently occupied 1;y C. L. Wllloolc
Hib stotlecnimprises a full as sortm eut or - •
Clocks, ' .PT'atches. Jewelry,
Silver -and PlciteaWare.
. . . .
S. D. WARRENTER t one of the best WOrialleil North
etir - Vennsylvarita, 'will attend ,to the
•' 1 .
=
-I)epairing . of Watches,
Clacks, 4"C., 4'C.
FCr theshilfutiloineot which his seventeen years
RnetiFal experience is sufficient gnarntee.
S. B. WARRINEIt.
..) Wi Ilabaro, Aug. 23, 1871-tf.
Town Lots for Sale.
rr....s 4 bscriber offers the village front of his farm
for in quantities to suit parches/ a, and at
prices to make it an object for investme t. These
lands lie finely for village lots, and a portion of them
cot lie excelled for manufacturing purposes.—
They lie, immediately on the extension of Grant.
Pearl and Walnut streets, and south of Second Avenue.
They will be sold in lots or larger quantities to suit
the wants of ptirchasers.
. ,
May 22, A812.-13m. • B. P.. KELSEY.
C, P, SMITH,
I s now .receiving new and elegant designs in
.
•
- 311111.1.1.22.ery
and, _
ms.lffia4 crsr Ck•C)
and invites the public to call and exarni r e goods and
prices.
B.—No tronbie to show goods.
Feb. 28. 1872. Mrs. C. P. SMITH.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
KNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., PA.
Life, Fire, and Accidental:
ASSETS OVER , $24,000,000
Assyn3 or-Co3rearrts.
LIN, Co.; of North America, Pa . .$3,050,525 CO
irtipaklitarife /ms, Co. of Phiki, Pa. 7 .2,087,452 25
Ilepublio IDS. Co. of N. Y., Capital,- • • .1,,,,,, 750.0 ,2 3 ,,
, Andes Ina Co_ .of Cincinnati. " .... .... •• .. ••• • • v ,"‘'‘....,.
Niagara. Fire Us. CO. cif N. Y ' 1 000.00 e
'Fiktinel l S Mut:Fire Ina. Co. York Pa . . .
... . . .OA+34 - 0 15
Phalan Milt. Life la., Co. of Ifailforci Ct. . ir,081,970 6
liana', Cattle Ins. Co. of Potteville 600,000
• :
• • $24,220347 C 4
Ttai.:.
.•
'alumina promptly effected by mail Or. other-aloe,
mi all kinds of Property. All losses promptly a mated
and paid. Live ,took Insured against death, oor
theft.
I ant also agent for the , Andes Fire Iliauranoo CO. of
CiociMfath capital. SIAM/M. •• • • ' •
, cominnicafloaa promptly attinded to--0111ce oa
Strietti flobr froiddi Main it., Enoxville Pa.
,Jan. I. 142-tf.
CARRIAGE'S er, WAGONS !
"; t . •
raTAl4l=lihPrePared to
of
:Carriages,
erns, 5„,4c., on short notice, and on; rea
ho tette*: Borden of Tioga, and IL
Wheeler of Lawrenceville, agents. Call at the
above places, or my shop in Wellsboro, and examine
work betore purchasing elsewhere.
Jan. 1.1872. - 0. J. WHEELER.
•'
BE 43. AUSTR
n. 1011.111 BROTHERS
W3I. S. SMITH
: Agent
NO. 40.
Furniture and ilTndertaking.
Van Horn & Chandler,
(Successors to B. T. Van Horn)
ilteE
lariaogteraratiedihtmboi:t.locnoniand sal
pletej e d
ock st th o ; old place,
FINE AND COMMON. FURNITURE
to be found in Northern Perinsylratatt, consisting of
InNE PARLOR F s MAMMA Burrs, i
SOFAS, COM ,TETE-AplzwkS,
I .
MARBLE AND WOOD TOP CENTER TABLES;
HAT' neoxs, FANCY CHAIRS, MIRRORS,
OVAL AND SQUARE FRAMES, BRACK
ETS, PURE NO: 1 HAIR MATTRASS.
ES, MUSK dr EXCELSIOR MAT
TRASSES,
and a full stock of the common goods usually found la
a first-class establishment The above goods are large
ly of their own mannfacb and satisaction is guar
anteed both uto quality and vice. They sell r e
- Woten, Wire Jliattrass
. .
,
tho most' popular spring 'bed sold; also tho 'Tucker
Spring Bed that has been on trial for 17 years and sly -
en universal satisfaction. Our
Coffin, Boom
supplied with all sizes of the Excelsior-Casket, a new
and beautiful style of burial case, together with other
kinds of 'foreign and home numnfacture, with trim
mings td match. They will make mulertaldnt a spec
iality in their business, anclany needing their services
'Will be attended to prOmptly, and at satisfactory char
ges. Odd pieces of Fdrniture made, and Turning '
all kinds done with neatness and dispatch.
Jan. 10, 1872. VAN HORN et CHANDLER
To; Triton sr arsv CO:WEB:T.—Having concluded that
I am entitled to a little rest after nearly 40 years close
applleation to business, ,I bo.vo passed over the furni
ture business to -the Boys" as per abovo advertise
silent; and take tble tupthod of asking for them the
same l liberal patronage tts has been extended to me.—
My boolismay be found at the old place for settlement
Jou. 10, LBO. B. T. VAN HORN.
WHOLESALE DUO STORE.
I
CORNING N. Y.
•
•
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS AND OILS, THAD
DEUS DAMS' INES, KEITH'S cONMTRATED
MEDICINES, 'BEDELL'S num EX.TRACTS,
BURNETT'S COCOAME, FLAVORING EX
.
•
TRAM'S,
KEROSENE LAMPS,
PATENT MEDICINES, ROCHESTER PERFII
MERY AND FLAVORING, EX
TRACTS, WALL PAPER. WIN.
DOW GLASS, WHITEWASH
LIME & DRY COLORS,
AGENTS FOR HARM
& CO'S REFINED OM.
Sold at wholesale Prices, Buyers are reqtiested
call and get quotations before going further aat.
Jan. 1, 1872,
~
Rs C. Bailey' ,
1
(Successor to D. P. ROBERTS) DEALER DT
livl3 CLi t/ Go, 2VI re wrxr crtA3 27:".4 r-aivwfrvir i
IRON, NAILS, CARRIAGE BOLTS, HORSE MOE%
AND HORSE NAILS,
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
• .
A general et J.
ek of Builders Materials. ~L OCKS,
BUTS, LAT , HINGES, .tc.; Also. ORAPPnie
PAPER at man acturers prices.
' .
' . JOBBIN PROUTLY ATTENDED TO. '
Q — Terms Cash; ana prices reasonable. First door
above - Cone Mime. It. 0. BLIZ.F.'ir.
3911.,1, 1872
HARDWARE I
LUTZ & KOHLER,
- T3 - AviNo opened a first-class Itaidare Store in
LIL Mansfield, opposite Pitts Bros.„. On Main Street,
respectfully' invite their friends and the publio in gen
eral to give them a call. 4 Whey; guarantee satisfaction
in all cases. Then' stock consists of
HARDWARE
xrrru.s, STOVES, TIN-WARE .N
1R0123 511¢4T WORE, SPORES, HUM,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
' CRUM POWERS,' kc.,
and a general ilne of Goods, second to none in the
country, at the lowest cash prices.
They are also,atalor the KIRBY 2..f.0W rTR
ACA \NEW r
EL D, ARNOLD ROUSE RORK.. aiti
HAY OARRLER,
W. G. IfEn. LUTZ & HOHLE B.
Favtia KOHLER.
Mansfield, Jan. 1, 187/.
P " P
- WELLSBORO, PA.
• -
Q' ANDREW IttEY
,‘ll -
e ''?111 who has long been establitshed
„4 in the Jewelry busin e ss in
4 ) : / k e iVellsboro, has always for sale,
•
44w_ ca n ons kinds anapries of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
(21old or Silver, Clocks, Jewelry, 0014 Chnint
fKeys, Binge, Pins; Pencils, Cases, CioLl and
Steel ?tag, Ttiluablee, 'Spoens, Raton,'
Plated Ware, .
SEWING MACHINE;
&0.. &C„ ko
With {nest all other articles visually kept to such ca
tailiatimenta, which are ElOld low for
C A S H.
Repairing done neatly, land promptly, and on abor
%max.
Jan. 1, 1872-17
H
W. B. TEBBELL & 00
A. SOLD.