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II Radical FnhricnsiO,, :,

The Eress, which yesterday rolled its
Pharisaical eyes in holy horror at the
alleged "Copperhead fabrication" in
the same issue published the following:
There is a peculiar audacity in Judge
Sharswood's aspirations to a seat on the
bench of the Supreme Court particularly as
the honor is bestowed directly by the votes
of the people. During the war for the sup
preston of the rebellion, Sharswood was
in favor of disfranchising at least one third
Of those who will have votes at the coming
election-wo mean the men who fought in
the Union armies.
As the paragraph appeared without
credit to any other journal, it is fair to
presume thatit was manufactured by the
hi9h-toned paper which claims TO be
"@gis Of the Judiciary" But whether
fabricated By " the @gis" or not, . the
@gis " well knows that it is a base and
shameless falsehood, aud that Judge
Sharspood never roaS in faror of dis
.fronchistng any human being lega2ly
entitled to cote. Now, if 4" the agis !"
did not concoct the story, where did it
come from? Who originated the slan.
der! According to the doctrine of
the @gis to copy such twaddie is as
bad as to manufacture it, for says " the
@gis," QV IacH per alum facH per Sc.
The invention and publication Of such
paragraphs are what "the @gis" calls
" conducting the judicial campaign on
high legal principles !"-Age.
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Judge and and the deposed lawyer,
The order Of Judge Fisher Diminishing
Mr.. Bradley has created the most n.
tense excitement among all cfMses, but
the police are preserving order. The
members of the bar generally are bit.
ter in their denunciations of the Judge,
and have called meeting to be held on
Monday morning. They seem to mako
common cause against the Judge, who,
they openly declare, has disgraced him.
self by using his official power to resent
a personal assault,
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Death Of Ex-Governor Porter.

HARHIsBURa, Aug. Gth.-Ex-Gov.
ernor David r. Porter died at his resi-.
dence in this city, this afternoon, after
a brief illness. He was in the 10Th
year of his age, and had been for many
years identified with the public affairs Of
the State. He served as a member of
both houses of the legislature, and was
the first Governor elected under the
constitution of 1888, an Office which he
held for two successive terms. He was
man Of large and vigorous mind, which
remained unclouded until the hour OF
his death.
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ceuy. Defendant discharged, no prose,
cutor appearing. Blakely for Common
wealth, Z. w. jerks for dsft.
Commonwealth VS. s. Lewis. Assault
with intent to kill. True bill capias
awarded.
Commonwealth VS. G. N. George. As
sault and battery. True bill. Defen.
dant discharged, prosecutor to pay costs.
Blekely for Commonwealth, Hall for
dePt
Commonwealth VS. Nicholas George.
Surety Of the peace. Defendant. dis
charged Prosecutor to pay COSTS
Blakely for Commonwealth, Hall for
deft.
Commonwealth VS. John George
Surety of the peace. Defendant dis
charged. Prosecutor to pay COSTS
Blakely for Commonwealth, Hall for
dcf't.
Commonwealth VS. Adam Kemmorer
jr. Assaull and Battery. True bill.
Def't plead guilty, fine S5 ani costs.
Blakely for commonwealth, S. & w. for
defendant.
Commonwealth VS. A. WildGrs. As
sault and battery. True bill Dcfen.
dant pleads guilty to I'd court, fine $40
aud costs.
Commonwealth vs. Scranton. Larceny.
True bill. Verdict guilty. No sen,
tence. Blakely for commonwealth, p,
W. jerks for defendant.
ARGUMENT LIST.
D. b. Althausc & Co., VS. The Dagus-
cahonda Improvement Company ct al.
Certiorari by defendant. Judgment
reversed. Blakely for pl'f, Hall for
deft's.
Geo. Stephenson VS. Ridgway School
District. Case stated, Blakely for pl'f,
Tall contra. CAV.
DIVORCE CASES.
Harriet Nc Cullough by her next
friend Jacob Fields vs. Julius Nc Cul.
lough. No IA Nov. T 1866. Decree
of Divorce rincuIo. Hall for Libel
liant.
Mary Morrigan by her next friend
Jno. Shapp vs. Michael Morrigan. Nc
7 July r 1867 Drecree of Divorce q
otncuIo Hall for Libellant.
Mary Ellen Pendegrnst VS. Patrick
Pendegrast. Decree Of Divorce uia
culo. Blakely for Iihellant
DIVISION OF FOX TOWNSHIP.
Dreree of division according to linc
marked by tho Commissioners East,
ern section retained the name of Fox
Western section takes the name Of Hor
ton. Place Of elections for Fox, Fixed
at Schoolbouse in CentreviIle, for Hor
ton, fixed at Schoolhousc near Hezekial
Horizons. Officers for Fox township
appointed as follows Judge OF Elec
ton, Peter Thompson, Inspectors o.
election, p. W. Hays and Jacob Meyer
Constable, 1ccssclh Tcsc7h L Z. HHiIoyer, Supervi'
sors, i. Moheu jr.and John Myers, Au.
ditors, Peter Thompson, w. w. Shaw
and Jacob Nc Cauley Treasurer, r. It
Kyler CLERK. Officers for Horton tp.
were appointed as follows Judge o.
election, Isaac Horton sr., inspectors o.
election Horace Little and Clark vii
cox, Constable Aaron Harrington, Su
| pervisors, Clark Egglesson and Heze
kiah Horton, Auditors Horace Little
Clark Wilcox and 0. p. Kelts, Treasu
rel Sampson Short, CLERK George II
Bowers. Hall for petitions.
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In the matter Of the ! In Elk County
eek Hall Association" Com. Pleas, No.
8. Nov. I. 'G7.
NOTICE is hereby given that the certif-
cate of Henry SoutheI or others ns corpo'
rators of the eek Hall Association" has
been fl ed in my Office and no objections
appearing, n decree ofinoorpcration will be
made at the next term Of this Court.
GEO. A. RATHBUN, Prothopoiary.
Aug 18th, '67 .--39.
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CHANCE FOR 4 BARGAIY!
100 Acres Of Timber land in Elk anty for
Bale at Barpaipi

Bale at Bargain
II HE ABCYE MENTIONED n 81 OF
i land is situated about one mil,
from Kersey Run, in Jay tcwnsl r and ia
well timbered with WHITE PIE, OAK
and HEMLOCK. Four aere5 a. cared
and under good state Of cuiliva,;,r
Its contig uity to Kcrsoy Nl }kes It
one Of the most valuable tracts = nd In
this part of the country.
There are two coal banks o7,r 4 tho
tract, which are four feet thick -ai tho
coal of the best quality.
have also one span of horse. .ul one
yoke Of oxen which will ho sold leap.
For further particulars inTF Il the
the subscriber or Oliver Gardner .. Gale.
donia Post Office, Elk county, Pa.
july3ls6G3m JUSTUs WEED.
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-Thad. Stevens recently remarked
in public convention, that the hang.
ing of Mrs. Surratt was a cruel, unnec- :
cessary murder, to crafty morbid ap,
petite for blood, on the part of some
excited people of the North"
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N1TlCE.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

BY n decree OF the Court of Quarter
Sessions. Fox To ynship has been divided
into two townships, the eastern section re-
tnining the name Of Fox, and the western
section taking the name Of Horton. Tho
election for delegates 10 the county Con-
vention for the township Of Horton will be
held Mt the School house near Hesekial
Horizons. The township will be entitled to
two delegates.
JSo. G. HALL,
Chairman County Committee.
Aug Sth 1867 IT,
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TIE SISy'ydEE CnSe--.gHrg EPis-
CF.nr gef--ZHe BTndECy- EVsH
or Quarrel.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The Sur
ratt jury sent sealed note to Judge
Fisher this evening, stating that al
though a majority were for conviction,
they were unable to agree, aud asked to
be discharged. The Judge replied that
the trial had lasted eight weeks, and
the jury ought to set another day, and
try to agree upon a verdict.
WAsntNGToN, Aug. 10, 2 p. NJ
The jury in the Surratt case have been
discharged, not being able to agree.
Mr.. Bradley, counsel for Surratt, has
been dismissed from the court on account
of his difficulty with Judge Fisher on
the ID of July. Bradley has, in conse-
quencc, challenged Fisher.
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CRIMINAL LIST.

Commonwealth VS. Daniel Seull, Nj.
chael Stiebig, John Hoffman and Kreis-
Indictment for torcible entry and detain.
er. Verdict, not guilty. Sonther &
Willis for Com, Hall K W. p. Jonks for
deft's.
Commonwealth vs. Frank s. Loesch.
MALICIOUS mischief. Continued.
Commonwealth VS. Jos. Crowley, Sc,
duction. Settled.
Commonwealth VS. Andrew Dolphin.
Assault and Battery. Mol pros.
Commonwealth vs G. II. Volk. AS.
sault aud Battery. Nol pros.
Commonwealth VS. Andrew DoIpbip
Disorderly conduct before magistrate.
NoE pros.
Commonwealth VS. Edward Bulger
False Pretences. No prosecutor an.
pearing. Defendant discharged.
Commonwealth VS. Thomas Davidson
and Edward Hughs. Larceny. Yer.
dict not guilty. Blakely for Common
wealth, Hall K W. p. jerks for dePt
Commonwealth VS. John WilheIm-
Bill ignored. Prosecutor to pay COSTS.
Commonwealth rs George Scranton
Larceny. Verdict, guilty. Defendant
sentenced to 2 years and 3 months in
Western Penitentiary. B!akely for
Commonwealth, W. P. jerks for deFt
Commonwealth vs. Wasson. Bill ig-
nored' Prosecutor to pay costs.
Commonwealth VS. Brown g. Strick-
land. Larceny. Verdict guilty. Sen.
tence-St-ickland 3 years, Brown 8
years 3 months in Western Peniten.iary.
Blakely 4 Hall for Commonwealth,
jerks for deft.
Commonwealth vs. Elmira Karsaw ct
al. Assault, continued.
Commonwealth VS. Hetty Easter. Lar,
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Stanton can't take a hint-he is
waiting to be kicked out Of the cabinet.
Democrat.
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CO UEsT' PROCEEDINGS.
CIVIL LIST.

=. o. Clements VS. Lewis Armer, No.
7 March I. 1867. Assumpsit. Verdict
ard Judgment for pl'ff for s133. Hall
& jerks for pl'f, Souther & Willis for
DeFt.
Adam Kemmerer VS. Jac McCauley
ct al. No 21 March Z 1866. Trespass
for cutting timber. Verdict and judg-
ment for pl'ff for $40. Blakely for pPf
Hall for defdts.
j. W. Brown vs. II. Woodward ct al.
No Is July L 1865. Trcspass. Con,
tinued. Souther g. Willis for pl'ff,
Hall for def't.
S. s. May vs Jeremiah Elliott. No
10 July 7 1866. Assumpsit. Judg-
ment for deft. Souther Il Willis for
ppf, Hall for def't.
A. S. Rhiues' Admr's VS. Breedin &
Co. No % July 4 1868. Assumpsit.
Verdict and judgment for pl7s for
Sl307,09. Souther & Willis & W. P.
jerks for plff, Hall for def't.
Joseph Wilhelm VS. James Shelyv.
No 8 Nov. 7 1860. Ejectment. Yer
Giict anu Judgment 70, ppff. Hall for
ppff, Souther & Willis for deft.
Coxe's Ex'rs VS. Z. B. England and
Brown. No 8 Nov. T 1866. Tresrass
FOR cutting timber. Continued. Souther
4 Willis for pld's, Hall & Parsons for
deft's.
j. G. Chapin's Heirs VS. Walter Bly,
ant & Daniel Ever. No 2 Jan'y. 7
1867. Ejectment. Continued. Hall
for plf's, Souther Il Willis for deft's.
John Tudor vs. H. Woodward ct al.
No l3 Jan. T 1867. Trespass for cut,
ting timber Continued. Souther &
Willis for plff, Hall for def't
Andrew Brehm VS. The Bcnzinger
Coal and Iron Co. No 16 Jan. II 1867.
Assumpsit. Judgment confessed for
$3.50. Hall for pl'f, souther & Willis
for dcft's.
Jackson & Burke Us Cornelius Vain.
wright. No Fl Jan. T 1867. Assump.
sit. Continued. Souther & Willis tor
pPf, Hall for deft
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SlscriG"s Sale,

DY virtue ola writ Of Venditioni Exponas,
- issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Greene county, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, in Wayncsburg, on
SATURDAY, 4TH DAY OF MAY NEXT,
at o'clock, p. H., the following property,
viz:
All the right, title, interest and claim of de-
lcndant or In and to certain tract of land
situate in Washington Tp., Greene county, Pa,
about one hundred and fifty acres cleared,
and has erected thereon enc hewed log house,
log stable and other cut buildings adjoining
lands OF Robert McCormc, John McNay,
George Wisecarver John Taylor and others,
there is an apple, peach and cherry orchard
on the premises.
Taken in execution as the property of
Thomas McNurlin at the suit of George WISE
carver.
... r.r ALSO,
AT the same time and place all the right,
title, interest ami claim of defendant, of, in
and to certain lot of ground situate in Dun
kard township, Greene county Pa, containing
twenty four acres, more or less all of which
are cleared, and has erected thereon one
frame dwelling house and kitchen, and other
out buildings adjoining lands of Abraham.
Sterling and Others, bounded on the East by
the Monongahela river and N rth by Dunkard
creek.
Taken in execution us the property Of
Pittsburgh and New York Oil Company at the
suit of the Administrators of II. w. Davis,
deceased HEATH JOHNS, Sh'f.
l.,O-ts Hrs
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE!

DY AN ORDER OF THE COURT OF
ID Greene county, the undersigned Admin
istrators of the estate of THOS ALLFREE,
decd, will offer for sale, on the premises, ut
Rice's Landing, Greene county, Pa, OH
TUESDAY, MAY IA, 1867,
at 10 O'Clock, a. M, the two thirds of the fol.
lowing described property, viz One tract of
land containing about six or seven acres, on
which are erected one large two story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSEl
One moderate sized two story frame dwelling
one ware house, one saw mill frame, good
permanent foundation, and well rooted, with
good chimney stack. The saw mill is large
and new, and well calculated for both Saw
and Planning Mill. There will also be offer
cd one Engine and Boiler.
The above mentioned property will be Of
fered in lots or as whole, us IN iy seem best
for the estate, on day Of sale. Ii is situate on
the Monongahela river, about twelve miles
above Brownsville. Persons wishing good
town property or II good location for Saw
Mill or Planning Mill, or both, would do well to
call and examine, we think they will pro
nounce this one among the best frames on the
river
TERMS:-One-balf on confirmation OF
sale, one-half in three months thereafter with
interest from confirmation, when Deed will be
made. |. N CARY.
LOUISA ALLFREE,
Administrators
The remaining one-third interest in the
same property will he offered by the under
signed owner, on the same day. and at the
same place. JOHN MOORE
4;l0-ts
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THE FASHIONABLE FUNGUS.

The editor of the Philadelphia Press
has received from lady letter against
waterfalls, in which she depores being
compelled to wear such an abominalion.
And adds, We quite agree with her. A
waterfall if worn, should be fresh at least
once in three days or a week, Other
wise the heat OF the head, will communi-
cate to it an unpleasant odor-unplcas'
ant at least to sensitiv eand neat persons
They also breed, as it has been ascer
tanned, minute but very annoying little
insects--enough sald ApropOs, we may
clte a P EN- On this topic.
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A ghost has appeared to the widow
of a delinquent subscriber of the Lynch.
burg (Va.) Ne'os, saying,--'Jossie. do
pay my newsI aper account and let ne
rest in peace!' II was paid the next
day, and since then the apparition has
laid a,ill