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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-11-07
Ku Carson.

Kit Carson, the oracle of the West
ern plains and mountains, has lately
been visited by a correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, TO whom he
the following interest
ing "reminiscences
All the Indian, hunters and trap
pers ride with short stirrups. ] am
almost bow-legged from it, Itismore
important to the Indian than the white
man, as II IS only by a1d OF the stlrrup
he can shift his position, hanging down
on one side so as TO conceal all his
body but his leg. His leg is all you
have to fire at, as be throws himself
on the side buttocks, or around the
neck Of the horse. On this account,
also, they hang the stirrups well for
ward.
Some one referred to Carson's init
mate knowledge Of Indian strategy
5.Why, yes, am up to good many
of their tricks, but they fooled me
once-they fooled we pretty bad that
time. I'll tell you about it. 1t was
Inlet me see--yes, 1885. There were
six of us hunters out after buffalo, up
in the Snake country. We had made
a pretty good hunt, and came into
camp at night, intending to start in
next morning with our hunt. Well,
we camped. Had good many dogs
with us, some of them good dogs.
They barked a good deal, and we
heard wolves. AS lay by the fire, ]
saw one or two big wolves sneaking
about camp-one Of them quite in it.
Gordon wanted to fire, but ] would
not let him, for fear of hitting some
of the dogs
~ had Just little suspicion that
the wolves might be IadiaEs, but when
| saw them turn short round, and
heard the snap of their teeth when
the dogs came too close TO one o.
them, ! felt easy then, and made sure
it was a wolf The Indian fooled me
that time. Coniound the rascal be
coming animated-''confound the ras
cal, do you think he didn'thaye twoo OLD
buffalo bones in his hand that he crak.
ed together every time be turned tc
snap at the dogs? /? Well, by and by
we dozed of asleep, and it WASH
long before ] was awoke by a crash
and blaze. dumped strait for the
mules and held 'em. If the Indians
lhad been smart they'd a had us all, bui
! they run as soon as they fired. They
killed but one OF us-p0or Davis. H'
had five bullets in his body and eight
in his buffalo robe. The Indians wer
a band of Sioux, on the war path afte
the Snakes, and came on us by acci
dent. They tried to waylay US lex
morning. but we killed three of 'em
including their chief
"When ! first went over into Cali
fornia in 1929, the. valleys were full Q
Indian tribes. Indians were thicl
everywhere, and saw a great deal 0
some large and fourishing tribes
, When l was there again in 1913, the.
= had all disappeared, and when | inquiI
= cd about certain tribes | had seen o.
I the spot, was told by the people livin
there that they had never heard 0
9 them" F"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-11-07
DENTISTRY.

- J.P. CORNETT, DENTIST, offers
his professional services to the citi-
SIIIINYY zens of Curwen sville and vicinity.
OHce in Drug Store, corner Main and Thompson
streets. Curwensville, May IL, 1906 y-pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-11-07

A HoRRIBLE DEArn.-Mr. Robert
Walker andhis wife, riding in a wagon
with two seats, were crossing a rail
road track in Detroit, Michigan, Fri
day, when the gentleman, who sat on
the front scat driving, while the lady
sat behind him, suddenly discovered
that train of cars was rapidly ap
preaching lie whipped his horses,and
they sprang quickly forward. This
unexpected moment threw Mrs. Walk
er ont OF the wagon. She fell upon
the planks between the rails, which
serve to enable teams to pass, and IN
an instant after the train was grind
ing her body almost to Jelly. The re
mains Of the unfortunate victim werC
found beside the track, the entire
train having passed over them. They
were a shapeless mass.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-11-07

THE Princess MuRAT.-Among the
arrivals at Boston by the China, from
Europe, is the Princess Murat. who
is on her way home to Florida, in
company with the son of the late
Commodore Dallas, of the United
States Navy. She is tho descendant
of Jocahim Murat, King of Naples,
and belongs in Florida, whore she has
long resided. AT the close of the war,
Louis Napoleon sent TO know how
she Jared, and on receiving the re-
quired information, settled on her for
life the sum of 10000 francs, or about
s., 600 in gold, annually. She is also
a relative of Gen. Washington, her
great grandmother having been W ash.
ingtons sister.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-04-28

DSsExss Ansss ~ Cu1UEEss.-Aae
sslss isssk,y 600 s1ID's sosae ~ shisssts
q sbls ls<sIisy. = 0eoest slosv thy q
- . y - sppsssss healses ~ ~
.suS1enly drop. sst empire vi4 eialP
essa. Husdseds hsvs 80 shos r. sne - 4
sisx5s uesk o. TOO. 40 - ~ e'qlsw
sspvsss trvn nc eovsssy .-visssssss oes.
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No Roots ues Dushss Il 1eovea.f
The eccentric Methodist psssshess Lesess
10 Doc. Of whon % msay asesdesss -
rife 10 ske s0ush ssd West, wss eses ssep-
pisg q Asssl 10 Me- Yesk tsps y -
ss.st Bssh. Asnsg - ssesss wsssN
'Gssessl Rsss. TAsy occasionally -
|sAsassIvss ssuy o LessssS's sxPssss.--
|0ss dsy GessssI Rsss bsess spos hia ~:
l. NJ. Doe. yos sslI - . essst tesl ssoos
Hesvea. Now vsss 20 % sslI - plsia-
y whss sort d plses Heaven ~" WIN
IinpsssussbIe gvsvisy. The psssehss replied
: Heaven. gsssIsass, = snsssh. Fiss. r.
siIs essslrys shsss issv ssss = esse 4
Il, scd shsss never gill bs.s Jhss hees
asl BssA ssbsidsd. snd n. Dow lgssss ~
,likss ssesb'sd. s1-
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0rWhich = Ne osss wonderful animal
An : bsss yssdl = ~; bsesSss - = hiiicd
'6sss md egrst sisssvssd. 4'
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~A correspondent of The Msdisos
(Tnd } Journal eompIsiss Of the cant q
kindly feeling iossrds Novshssssss saese
5osshsra people. HE dissertations give ;
pseeBans expIssssisa q The cause:
Ass tIas,ssioa I wished. shs ls@y swsss
xhs wss widow. spots % fseaasssiy ssd
20 bitterly oi the sYsskss," that i 80
gsuing bard 70 ssSsss. With vtes -
eheelise ihs uakisd sxpssssieas ssst 10
spelling d ~ evs people. ! gently -
formed her that go fsea he Nsssh NJ
'seIf. ID had iss elect. iss shsssailss she
|ssde hsaSy - q psossss iassss6 ef ~
sdjeesise. sMsdsm. hsvs yss say oilbf'
'~No. ves Y .aksss sssls I'll ~ eevsS
Boy said :. .sussiss sbsspsly y - -. :
Id o. twelve yesss - osss. shsu -
sss yss.r -Donr knew. Yes - 70
kess stole sss bibIe." There i - uss&
YOU cam switch them a. ftsn shss sutjses.
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The 0deFsigned respect (A
~ fully informs the public ITt
80 tk Sox. srd ~hfi ecOs'sa'Iy keep
80 80 ~ msUssasMvs 10 order, sll The
No. ~ NOS, iSsheasale vs-'s''ese q FUR
";s~,., ,ITErA ~ Wsrds obas. bureaus, Bed
raSs(S feSsss, Ecuapes. and : large ssscrs
- ~ Shsiss, q me bessniy.es. re &C.
sseetIrllv invites those desiring srysh,oe "
- 1890 can sad exssaine his stock oe
t7~.1k ku1oNosiss 'sasswhess, - ne y conn
lS1Is 60Sse plssse them - h's shop On ~
sseass q Newton and Pcriersviiis streets
"a E1a naiisi "a JACOB ALLIES.
"a wxDtps. lSoa--ly Nsa fsH a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-04-28
he Cennseticut Ilsstina "A Waite
Han Poliskss Dlaek uan's 0ssts.

The Hartford, Ceas Pen ssys:
The Demssrs,ie ssmisss b msaden fos
BET George Hodge. ssL
ores barker. that EssIish vosId b sisessd.
sad sgrsel 70 black shs Isssss's booss 10
public plses Il be ,shesn - dsfsssse.-
The affair ssas - ysasesdsy ~ shs store
of Hall 4 Mssssa u god shape. 4 bsx
sueh . the boys ne q ell rsilrssd ssssieas
sss cent from Hartford fos shs sessslos. NJ.
Mosess dispssysJ much artistic ssIsss. end
wss loudly ehsered ~ the crowd whe vsss
present. Ms. Hedge. the eoIosed msa, is
the employ " J~Grey 4 Wsleh. oscssiensj-
D. pointed ous sose part Of he bosss vhieh
be lbopghs needed little msss blsstisg.
end Mr. Mossss eheesfsIIv pus 4 %. H.
Ilsst being 6nished NJ. Nesgss ssid . "
byssssders 'Gestlsmss. Il ID 81 sold ysu
|is would bs-if Mr.. HswIsy vss sjssssd yos
sssId 80 whiss nes polishing bIset nsnis
boots. and II Ms. English vss sIsessd -
sssId zee bIssk nss bisehisg ~hIss nsss'
sooss.r Three cheers wss given Iss -
Mosgss for hsviag faithfully pesiosnst BIZ
duty. and shsre aess wess given Iss Csv
Iesscs HswIey. ~. G. q Werner shsa o.
| |iesed the brush and sIschiss box iss ssle
fIThey brought three dsiisvs.
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1usy ofookut tnEeS e0ttssSs
| RcAp Laws AnsspEn-Our rosd lays
sers Isss viuser amended N fsw pssties-
HAIRS:
\ is The Sapervisor u allowed sse dollar
\ and 6isy eests per csv sss sis services.
Il ID. The Sapesvisos shalt cell oss shs
Ihssds 10 their dis,ricss 10 My o. ysas. not
Lees ,hsn two. snd rot aoss ssss -four dsys
,.ip each year.
81 One doIIss end fifty essss i allowed
zach days work.
: 4'h. Tseniy-6vs cents % hour 70 be e.
dsessd for idIess-
n 5,h- Township trustees shall ssssss I
: rosd tx Of not less sbsa ten ses mere shss
twenty cents on eseh hundred 6olIsss -,
= not lees shss too o. more shss loss esas
= per scss Of taxable Isnd fos Fosd psspe9Ds
: sth. Al work on roads most b does b
Ifsse The Is,h Of August in s.ch ysss.
7sh Sspsrvi.nrs os--Sssusjsy 4
y MsreA. ~ each year muss ssssIs wi'A -
= Isownship ,rsssees sud .sy over III lAe ~
: Isscs is their hssds. III
II sth- Sspesvisoes sss Iisb:s fss NE sai
= keeping of oil the tools bsIoaglng - y
y tIistrict - Nsdjson Cousjos. 4
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NEW S.ADDLERl
.msT. EasANp
eH4A Harness Man'Hi:sc tory

11ili. .LIAM. III sPFEFvER. respeeaal'y
.....sr4s Ia ,hs rinxens ol Dubns. snd
Sjso0nd,os <,,nusA.- thH he hss cpebeh .
,1ahss oo Nnah lAIsin sfss.'. IN Jasprr,
49, - = prepared " o. ~ ksrdS q work
A. Ua@dlety nsrn~-s, mnkpr ~" ouats
.st--,.y A s,ock of saddles snd hsrness
S.~1 cons,.,.:iy on hsfd fAr sale IS low q
my en- befbouth' elsewhere krpar'nl
Isas prun.p''s. lie viii be thank'u' 'or
shsve og public patronage.
XLaS - a 1Q6h III 4N M EwNN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

parties Who IL Is thought fred TIE pistol shot, is short
stout dark completeness man. with heavy mustache
and says his Is Patrick Conroy and resides at 1856
Cherry street. New York The other two men, supposed
have been his accompices in the crime are Patrick
Conway, OF $50 Monroe street, and VIM Murray of Al
Broome street. New York. The remaining one is young
man named Thomas Shea; who resides al 81
Scammell street. New York The latter is
held as witness only II appears that
the day after the murder he called upon the man r
Lews) who had the abandoned boat charge and aed
II IL had been cleaned out On being told that had he
answered in the negative. He then left His nervous
manner created suspicion that he was sent by the muir
derer his accomplish The detectives instituted their
inquiries which resulted In the arrest OF tho above
named parties The prisoners were taken TO the Ray
mond street jail, where they werc placed in sep
arate cells, and 70 communication VIII ebe allowed
with them until Coroner Lynch has nshed his nyesti
CATION, which win take place on 70 morrow Monday
morning. There ID possibility that the prisoners can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14
Sentence Of Wanderers in Ph,isdeiphss
The Riker's Island Murder.
ARREST OF FOUR ALLEGED RIVER THIEVES on
srgprCfox


The readers Of The HsaALo viii doubt remember The
murder which occurred board the schooner John
Boynion, Captain Nathan Reed while tina, vessel was
lying anchor on Rikers Island, few weeks ago, In
which Robert Mitchell tue mate, q native OF
Ticmout, Me-, was instantly killed by ball
from o pistol In the hands OF q river thief
The vessel had como 70 anchor the previous night
ross from Newport, l., TO the Atlantic dock,
all hands being tired, they, BY order Of the captain
turned into their borths and while they sleeping
river thief boarded the vessel and the nrsi intmaion
Of hs presence was the captain awsking aud seeing
a man standing over his berth with q pistol pointed
his head. An alarm al given by the captain
when the mate, deceased came the rescue, when
the thief 0red at him. nnictngs mortal wound In the
region OF the heart from the effects Of which he died In
few moments The murderer then disappeared
over the aide Of the vessel into . boat whore
he had no doubt acccmplicos they seen a. they
got away from the vessel few hundred yards but no
efforts made arrest them. The vessel then
taken 10 the Atlantic dock, when the put into
the hands Of the police and Coroner Lynch OF Brookyn
who since the commission OF the crime have spared
neither palms. c1or, expense 20 bring the guilty parties
70 Justice few hours after the comms son Of the
murder Mgcs men IN boat rowod In si break OF day 10
the foot Of f2Sd street Set York, and hastily s6sn.
oG1s Sa ne boa, and ran Up the street The desPon
hst OF one Of The men Who 10 leave The boat By
syonng man named Thompson. created the suspicion
that The persons xere identical On Friday night officers
Mullen and Grey, o. the Thirteenth precinct OF New
the facts they had elected In The course Of their nqar
les arrested four persons who believed 70 have been
concerned IN the murder II alleged that they are ali
saspcigw eafac,e AID have fsaasauy been spder w
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MURDRRERs SENTENCED.



sensohee OF Joseph Msssnews fer shs
Murder 81 John ksevy.
v,xo,s co,vrx. cou,~ NJ. No., 4. 49,. rv~.,.
~'"' ~ v'-H 80
Before Judge Gilbert and justices Hoyt and voorhees,
The Court OF Oyer and Tcrmner was crowded yester.
aav manning IN ,;s,e, N ,,,e .,,,.n,. a, yo.och
nano~s, VINO Was oons'o'ea on wednesday last o. inc
"'"'ue '" o''u N'eVs' ~ s'o0''y So'0 ~ WV ""'"
"au '''oOHvns y" 0'' .o'" :" ''P'vm.e' "s'
iue pone. "' o'vus"' "0'o'o ''' o~ " ''o oour''
""o. .a0 oe'A va" n' '00o'u " oo"''0oon' anu nea
~0 ."' ""~' NC """ w '"' W." .'0 ''.'s"0o =" '"'
Court should not pe passed upon nun fhe prisoner
then turned 70 ms counsel when te latter stalled That
the prisoner had informed him that he had nothing 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

THE SAILS. Of
The Nadawsska's sails bong made e -
Brooklyn Navy Yard, under the direction Of Georgs q
Bocrum, master sailmsker They will consist Of o.
forcsa, ono foretogss foretopgallantssi fore srys
fore stay SAIL d. flying jib mainsail malntopsa main
topgallsntsai main yssi, main staysai spankeS n
topsal, malntopmast staysal, mxzsn staysail The
sails viii be made OF the best American duck saiicioth
Tho OF canvas TO be carried BY the Madawaska =
twenty 1--WE thousand square feet
L. Tim ARMAMENT. r.l ~.
The armament Of tue dArssks, which will be Of 3
sapsrer sLsrase w be put On DoaIa AZ the br0ohvH
Madison Mullaney. Chief 0fdnahH bMcsr ~ Ihs 49,.
WI consist OF ten nineinch DshIcrrn she,I suns -
IA 3sas, w ~ Aggq(es goaadsr Parrot !as1
two twenty -four poupdeI loNisers twelve pounds
howizer and eight boat h6Ttrers for boa, or iandisg
purposes
tI4 rH THE cREv. .- ..
The ofccr and crew Of the Msdawaska will consist g
captain, Lieutenant commander four Icttennnts, I've
masters sir ensigns, eight midshipmen one surgsv4
Two assistant surgeons paymastsr chaplain chief 49,
neer two first assistants four second assistants and -
third assistant engineers two boaswains sslmakef 60
pointer, gunner captain Of Marines hundred nr60en
and coal psssers and four hundred and osd
nary scamcn
The Nsdswasks will 10 on her risl trip In The astsv
part OF February and be ready Tor early In March
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back Their centre lines in tbs vertical plane
bat they NOT horizontal each ilclinins M an angie
Of II degrees TO the horizon the depression being At e
ships ccnte line The piston &C each cvllndSr has two
p stcn rods placed on the ssns level pointing toyudl
the sides OF the ship By means Of a cros he'd And
link each pair Of piston rods transmit tho motive rcrrs
TO shors lever attached 70 che forward end OF rocL
ssMsf SS. ISL. y siI VEL s .ssf, q 3
inches diameter supported BY three pillow blocks at
, Sss:s 70 ss sSa ~ 'I Gn 70 t's s.s
s.is ssS: 20. on ~ ndsa sson. q The ship
support the steam CYLINDER while tho inseTmedats ssd
an frames support the pillow blocks OF The main craak
THIS latter operated by two Ting iods which arc
connected 70 the lowel ends OF levers attached 10 and
suspended beor the after ends the rock shafts These
suspended levers Or, sixty inches long The short eves
operated by the piston rod cross-hcrds aud links arc
thiryeeht inches II will be evident on reflection thai
owing 70 this unequal length Of each pair OF rock
levers the throw u the crank viii be much greater
than that due TO the stroke Of the piston Via thirty.
light inches IN place O. twenty -four inches IN the ord
nary screw engine This is Of the loading features
n the vibrating lever engine the advantage gained
being considerable reduction Of strain upon
most remarkable feature OF tie engine. OF mn, ,bs
hadawsska--a complete novelty In steam eneneerns =
the application Of balance weights for preventing The
jar Which attends the quick reclprocsng motion Of such
enormous pistons those employed in this vessel A.
speed OF sixty strokes per rninue which IA
s 49, '.s 's.s,ass ms,num Che rate Of tnte when
second Now, a. the crank revoves once every second
follows that the stated rate OF thirteen feet must DO
acquired IN the short space Of one fourth of second
and that the piston must again be brought 10 atsts N
rest Ia the same short space Of time The balance wclrht
alluded 70, being suspended under aud slthed 10 an
arm OF me rock shsH moves IN contrary direction 10
thc piston Ihis contrary movement provided the
vsxst sdequase encctuaIly counnrscs the
alternating elects % momentum and inertia a.
tsrdng tho reciprocains movement Of the piston.
The steam cylinders are provided vilh double steam
ports, each twenyfour by niDs and half inchss and
nderendeef valves Tor working the steam expsnsively
me engines may be reversed fev minutes By msans
OF hydraulic cylinder and piston, controlled By stop
cock md mudls This esq and rapid mode Of reversing
va applied 90 the Dictator With perfect The
Ar pumps and feed pumps swo for ssch engine YER.
oossss ~ nsAns " HYsv sIsApatd W As ends VI 1bs
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week ending January II compare follows With those
600 $3.50. 500 2,5soSl, 16a. 2s5

AT the annual meeting Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company held In Philadelphia on the 10th inst the on
GERS reported the net profits for the year 1885 at
million six hundred thousand dollars. nearly twenty
Ave Per cent the capital stock The road is only
about seventy five miles long, extending from Easton
Pa to wethsrby, with side lines through the Mahony
coal rcsiou twas stated that the company have In
contemplation extensive connections, which viii extend
north into this State and win also under decision Of
the supreme Court Of Pennsylvania obtained Mon
day push forward into the Wyoming valley, Of the
most productive coal regions a the Keystone State
The receipts Of the Great Western Railroad OF Canads
during the week ending January amounted to ISL SOL
The earnings for the corresponding week IN 1885 were
500 sss- decrease 50, 4S6.
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The Nadawaska will be rigged ss bark The Icne0n
Of tho manmsst Is 1lo feet and stepped on the bsfH
deck the foremast n 1bi feet length mzcn 132 fsses
forctcp aud fcstorEaantnast 70 feet mainopgafIanG
tcpss yard os fecs msntopssi yard ~ feet fcrstoD.
gallant yard 30 feet mantopgalant yard - fest NE
spanker gan ~ feet The standing rigging will BE- maAe
Of wire rope, Of American manufacture The sunnina
rigging will No made OF American hemp from the fAcorY
Of Wall Soma WILLIAMSBURG n Y
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The vermont Central Railroad Company have recently
put upon the market loan Tor hundred thousand
dollars with Interest At eight per cent payable omisn
nuslly, fres from government tax.
bill has been introduced In the Assembly OF this
etase 10 authorize . loan OF one million Eve hundred
fhousand dollars and TO donate land TO The Northern
Hairoad This road extends from osdensburs to Rousss
Point distance Of ono hundred aud eighteen miles
The Ohio Legislature has before resolution instruct
ns The representatives OF that State Congress 70 exer
sher influence against the passage Of any Law under
vhich the general government, shall assume the war
debts Of the several States
ns @apuAaiQNs dy go2A q VIZ Por dvps We
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Miscellaneous Naval News.
THE ouNBoAr RH0Dn fsLASD.

The United States sde.whesi gunboal Rhode fsIaaAI
tho flagship OF the West Indian squadron which has bssa
undergoing extensive repairs the Brooklyn Navy Tara
ss1y for So and will probably sail fos Der 49,
nation 70 day. when Acting Rear Admiral Jss falmA
the Recently assigned Commander a the West LnaD
SQUADRON WI hoist hrs broad penpsnt q her mssthse
The following 10 list Of the officers board We Rse
Island
xctao Rcu xssssI--y~. 9 Palmer
VIEW wAvr
bpfgss-Com. T. q. Corbyn
I6ynasr--JHs N, Carpenter 81.
Bn0fnssr- Geor4e Sswsn
Admfrors Se0dey--r. " MASON.
.N oryruus or run ~. 4f. y
Cbam1Ndrv-- Donald Non ralrfan ,.a u. -
L-aswo~f Cbw aoRd~--E rvtser
L.esssvosfs-rARus r. Adams ssd Jnmss okees
iAaew--Aiian d. brown
xrsioN--W. X Wheeler. ...a. -
wilson eoa n eiic,t
SsvDs~--O r. Oerbourue
lrrsoeS Ssv0son--SrAnvtlls n LScounpA
sca.r7s-Etrs kssis,Aai ~ Sharsi HenSy n, esq1Ah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

There are now only elevsn banks in Pennsylvania
which their State charters wit Bank OF Law
rcnce County Bank OF Pttsburg, Farmers and Ne.
ohanlcs' Bank tshppcnsburgl Farmcss Bank OF Schuy
Kill County, Jersey Shore Bank Kittanning Bank Msuch
Chunk Bank, National Bank OF Pennsylvania Pottsvile)
Oil City Bank, stroudsburg rank. Tioga County Bank.
The aggregate amount of specie hold by all these su.
lions In November, 1865 f34s, 70s; OF Treasury
notes. S7oo 42s; Of bonds, $685. 644 OF real estate.
SO, So. and Of mortgages but 5000 The capital
stock actually paid 81 o75 the In circu
h,ou o., ssI 2l3; the deposits s44SI, 900 and cerh
Gates Of deposit, sl4s,pe7
A correspondent apprchcnds danger from the proyi.
Of the Funding bill recently introduced In the House
OF Representatives and stamps his pro,es, upon In the
following language
Mr. Morrip bill gives Secretary McCulioch more power
than ought 10 be conferred upon any In
feared than military despot Congress should not con
Ter any Discretionary authority upon the Secretary In
tho matter Of funding the public debt. There GER
iainly wisdom enough m that body to determine how
pass law authorizing ordering the Secretary 10 fund
cay s. 900 900 or SO 900 900 every month"; also order
much gold TO be sold 1T public sale every month The
amounts should be gxed and unalerahle, so that the
whole country may know the policy Of the government
and modify is business accordingly.
The London Tifncs publishes tho following comnun-
Gallon In relation 10 the interest the bonds OF
Alsbams:-
The Alabama coupons we're regularly paid until July
last Those Tor January 1903, will be due next Mon
day believe provision has been made Tor payment
Of the two hall years interest has any proposition
been made 70 the bondhodcrs with reference TO
newai Of the bonds
bill has been introduced In the Senate Of this State
which provides for the appropriation Of the canal
revenues. commencing October, 1905, the following
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