davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-17
4 t'tIngr tn hr Presented IN shr prr&t-
iIrut hy california Gttixr9,s.

{ftr1 The San fthMi -,i .tHa C;sifh,r1il. S<tt =
Etinp FIX Hntuls sincc tItfn7'rr If gentlemen
rum snrtuH. pafts VI the ststr. In nn war at1tli
Rte,I n iii each ntfrr In rrirsi matters. t1eter
nnIuel tn H.Rtr n Prr.rnt. if'wrser lnslrnFnca1t
IN tRinr. In rrr4,'1eh! HrAnt. IN rrrngntthn nj
urtie,It n,atl. Fur lttr accomplishment nf Ibis
feanll tHttnHa tnn1ltsltlerA wrtr aHPhlnfe'l In
the .1t'fptrht tnHtlttnA. II was fthal1r 'lr.
rn1vsl thxt thc present sh"iit ths" ife ataIe
II 4 ritsit If slAt" wnttht u Ant H,retplah
IN The w,nnt ttMs Hw''t this l"a tfIr '''''l'.l,.
latlUns. lett tIr traflT' t1t"1t "IhffciY N th'
hnnls 1T Mt. n, r. t''r. 1t lhr nm rt = T. a'alr
IL. Tha ttat hts ta"n II 81 Itt,',#lt ihr nHrsl
tlalt pftf futt III fsn ttt mi IL has las rntI
nu,rr 11,.h kr,su f,tI IN t"ah ID '.hattursA1 rt,s
iirrl* II t*!llnla lauls! *h IA i'"at ntIHt.i,rIt
t.tsst. Thu Iras t'.t "IHh "'a~s vt Inn t'ahfnE'
tta llb, faItth ~ nkr"nht ltAia
aItrt i, tar,st heA..s Ut ef.,irA lf,tt
| putrti haEJIa II ,ha r,sl'1rh4. Il asip!sfid hj
| lnFnhan tnHihts, III ttIr top uf u AHh n u Eb'n
supporting Nil agile. III lhe rrhttt. atn! ns fur't
tlrts, art. thu na'lhu's rffd, ahTt,tI'st1ri ~ \
MfrAth hHt thf HH1Inh"l nasE. Nil taFalr1 from thr
han,s M,x,'. The tarL aud s.aI arr ss1alu"1 Nttn
It,r f,ruu! e,u1n VI Tie nnr.t quality. Tnrrs wsa
notLMx Enl Tbs Mr'i'ts nsri IN shr
,sr,sls parts nt the wu,k that was not
| alEIrty 1T California H1aOlfacfu1r. Thf mat
ter al krnaing m Ia washington ihls most
| extraordinary Wprk nf tAtifnfuIA has lt'rn t".
Isye.I {htiA far ny the tom lt' Of Arrangements
| new appointments have ls"n ma r. that Il might
mt te..tn 10 the txst political asfar Tue chAls
the design uIn1 tshkC III OF with Will cfrIte COZ
siderable attention. Will tx nn r1ht'i1tlon nj tht
cfeshanh's' Falr Tor several days. nnt VIII rrona
bl5 bc forwarded to lis destination In about toal
, 1869-09-17

*nrfaec, Ia lonely stRtls on tight boats, In many
placea Fhcre 10 eye but thai OF 0munetence W.T.
bestes them.
An exhibition Of noh1e devotion to duty, uu1er
could be suuccicd Is TO be recoricd Of 81 OBSCURE
tEanss The warrrest and widest tecozu1tou- It
netits no nue words 70 embclItsh t. Tue stu17ieal
rectal ot the isc's sulses foF :,eiog the aostan
Albert g. Drecker f. the ~aichman OF the
i'aa,aic htver irawhE'd9c on the New Tort
Eee that the drnw is closed upon the apprusch
Of the t1alus- nu Fttday afternoon Itss, iuet
hFiorc : PASSENGER uA'n 1aa 70 pass .she
to raose It. The tra,n was NOT ,ei ID sigat at Ills
tnoncui, but tic Waschran knew Il uaa coming,
and TINT % tine should he lost III putting lhs
c!"Atn1 the aTa~, n !4stle snn Of Mr. Drccxe7, ten
years 6lf fell iron, tne h1r'gt INTO !nc deep wntcr
leo*. To taFr tho chdK life HtH1lt be IN casr
a!nng the track. and kncx that the rescue Of MS
@ r., wonf Involve the obstruction or the train.
What whq te te'1p7
IRENE agony. His child was Hrprn.ng before hs
g,.A aud lta life could onlJ i pl,riase sett al The
l9s! Of nuny other l|res ,hat we're ln hi, hand1
iod nerCfny spare us oil from the hitter an
gntsh "f such n tria, ~ wn. Jared np1n Drrckcr.
re atool hJ his 'lutv, the htsdee wn. ciu+st .nd
tEe .fa!h pas,S M .ately o,sr T. tut be by ras
'irfnin - Whist Il fearful struggle between sc1se
of tasr hna shn tlhsufa! pFr'tpt'ngso of thc urnIn
cnttst.
etich i tt" Esor1 nf Aisrrt Il. i,rcck.t. H.t.
tof1ans anil ts,tta hnse told us
"1nr welF li"fsttu. trrt til" trie.
In III" hfh.r d.s. IT rfI'
hui the .1etrct rnrtta! krpt tn t,rt tyr
q q ,nstl'rr tnrrinrc than .lr !tau4n raptain
AMI what stfunn+: ',rrckrr II tp1r rr,un: ~
fH'~itlnn II NJ" I. an hurast|c nhr. aMt willis htx
lnsH j. tFrtrurnl'et bis nor es:drf iuag t,e RS.
"nFtl'"t. 1tr fnflHHf cutnpan} nwr< him n h~ssy
Hrsf: III" Pn"'rrz~fr on thr Fr1'lar ntt~rr'rifl
lfnh rflt'''lt irttn ptIvil"gr IN ,,tthu" 4,
fnf." ttiHhn'1rht 70 III" rh T., ftit tufttIr,ft,
ktt1ntlt 1T Dis nHttIH tT khtlHt rIety ,.tlrtn.
, 1869-09-17
lFFIrR rr ffnME MANUFACTURERS ]
lnHrAhY WMHLtk Mills,
1,,I+ tCta |

I.FlfkankffiLE, H., july &C. 1Gi2-
II ne }sFihy II Thr fH.f'I.,p 7tftnne.
T1tr un't.", If ~" rinra1asisr merits ef thr
steam thGtDrA Ut different s1tAhuFarTrrfF "a Nf'r
"f VERY vtr"ral 1lleT'+, !" All rhu nse steam pr..
rr. A. ~rlt N tn tfofr WIN propose tn In Eu. In
The t,ss,ptt ut hi. ksftSf. str ,l'lf"rrnl s,rea
ri efglrFF. 1Hnst1r ~ Eastern tnRke. eAh hare
md Il in lm jIs ltT ,1lt" tu hmm iHt1nsff RtIrt
naHntRrtutra ~ raIi th6 atI"ntIhn Ut III" Heat-
'si1 tfRlr. Hnt rstsrlsf tlhl ~ ttir 0wn Ftaln +"
tn MI errihe manufactured nt thptr nrn '1la'fs.
tettH,ip, 1t ih~n III dl.IAn, ,nhse wl,,se rlAlnls
arr q" ln"'d't sr'Arh hn"'rF hs.
Htt'1e t"1te fhFhP," manufactured hr siIeun Al
ish.tnt 11nH WntkH, tha aHtut. III. u,'a nt ~hlrh
1ilsrs rtitr @.slsl.' In Il tr,,lirs tr,t nils
laIs't I" anr u H,1ei, a", '"'iA n'tlhlhR f"l ""
tattt, an rr4lata taaf h", min cett 'tsa t'fr 81
IL rlel tIt thn laltrf ttIft~ss u 4ana AfAM Win
N, II .,"intt, as Il, alt i ~ Ia '''st nf iar1,
tut lrNntat rAt.nsn f"l Int II tFre A,,iAts per
,ta,, HIt ihau -hat II ~hl'li Ia t"1 Fallt"a
Iry,I THt Ht3 irT IrIt nf sttaI,I tta'fn II lst.
tfHt,i IL, IN .ltthu anil ,13H hnIt.r tlErtosra tha
lam II If 1lu tnk 1i u 1t ri Ut set rhtl ntr F.r1
i~.hs. Iul .hu. .,','. Il. I'M " trAr'h,n "'ei
Htt cat. irE tfn3 PR ,'F"' lHArI, frALainthR u
! nn hp+I. =! i'm hhHi. fur n lat's ~ntk. hhta
nf ra rhRlhr NJ eq" i tH'*er 1Hnst'K Al T." 'ltse
| r i h. l,ntrn, nicuin Earllne nt piston hcs4 Is
Afahys tlfaH tight, "rars l'nl 'lt'". HtI. ETrsrs
| 14D AtlrElttuI Ihr hta lIAlartl fh1fr II att
| rrs4. II lntts III steam and nPIra'a 70 NON
aIf o,i wiir.us friction, VII. o1le flat1 "t' ne
| StIseIth, when trlafee'l. u l3cAsy 10 0l'r fatc
| II Ara;+f fun trtstnr. If +IraHi. Their rhtEte
valve arrangement itr !s~t n hti 14Tnls of A,5
| that sln nraltlaln1td With. kEoT Of nnthir2
III II tu roH't sun. he lts ulet1fs na} l'c bfthf
t1ated as fellows: Int. being Erallt tntaace.l.
| l,isle Ii c>t Iu tr1cittn. FL. sirAtu packing q
vR!se is niwats night, rrqulres M grading, an!
Will !nst st,ns The e!!a!us. ST. Large parts
| etsc Irrc EassaGc to strxm. 1ih valve operating
at either extreme cEd Of the q }lludef. no steam
IL lost IN tilic pipes. :th. sIfa1, maF be casht
ami accurately cut on u 0n5 rat.son o., o. nc nc
| ttrukr, M that M more steam neftl fe
,lkt-i than tn Necessary fnr The nai- 9Th. EserJ
nat1 u durable The sy!s aa.! a.a o. sas epsne
throughout u elegant In the tytnnetFical proper.
1lunE ii ,ts ps1fa il model La, In ai,h lay ont
~. faithful TO 's ttnis: GtE.ng TO 1ft ensineeE nc
| nthcr Iout!e than to AIDT' ct! on amt ruo E1raes
OF, as'd oeca.ion4lI5 pack s1uting t'o1cA II the!
make ii! ihraT wnfk EnsN ~ this, sat5 xhoo!d
| have rlenty 10 do r.
| Il tn. often tAen rntt.uetea lint was due x
IL thcta that this company should rrturn ihe
. thahks for the fnannet IN which our order fo
LII engine VAS ntctt. ssat II has nrver hrcu lone
Trey Nil. tl rrfefr. plra>e accent them now. n
| shoGgh late, Yet tu grateful s1uctrts.
jim ihtl, Manager and Agent
, 1869-09-17

IL H. September G. tosL. upon Wolfe Island e
W, where the Infants mother Is now soIouEn!nF.
ron to .Is!pcs II. Laeke:t, native and resident
n1 New York G1ty, and who Ia stghtfull5, accord.
ing 10 "Hutkrs ltesaxc," "DArou llack-
c!I,'' Of Haclrttstown, Countf Carlnr,
AMI Shelton Abbey, CouptY Wicklow. Ire
lsud, dexcended from liackelt, one OF
,he great Norman tasuos who caule oyct with
william .hc First, ann whoec name Etlil apinstH
nt,I,, anil Geptfals, Inscribed. 4. u. ING. upon
TIC n,.ar crecte at Battle Ab''ey, near hastings,
Enr!apt. One of hts psuccns accompanied Henri
nItat,,1i yakt estates att ecgLorteE, md hla 'fe
| %r"s,,,anta 1rcamc, gvnesstlaa atter cenesauon
Fa1su,tn.ar. 1sayops and poscu: ha3ah'es u
llelunt,"
, 1869-09-17

Juuiner Tnf Sonp-ls Il ceFtHtn
c,,r. for rhnnne, hnntA anil al ruuEhneas OF TttA-
ton Of the skin. eczema, E,nEwor1n- ss!dheun.
| r.u,nles and other cutaDcoas affections, MAKING
! tnr sttn so1 and smooth Manufactured ~ css-
wei, Hazard CO, New Tork- sold b5 Al drug
I
, 1869-09-17

Hr,an,b chicago business Training School VII
ccmutz re It's evening sessions on Monday, Sept
~ M soune man should let this opportunity
raxs uy WttIuut improving H.
, 1869-09-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Etnndr;r. t;crt<' Furnishing Hontn,
III neat.nrn street, nphoslte TnK TRtncNx Kai.l-
lue, Il cer.uIuly one 1T khc seE! lest pisces II
ioxn 10 supply the wanls Of our friends Fhe
ttork nf unlrr-wear Is scrf lafEe, n nenno.
regular ,att,. eoo,i., with wool and cotton ha'f
hose, acaffA, ties, collars. cact, &c fserns Will
please trrnelt.r Iesa'Ielt has nfsccn !cafs ctner
tsnce ii "a Eighth avrn1e, New York. and In
establishing ttta hfaneh the beuent OF this cx-
,eftence Il ours. Therefore, make note Of x
and sec the stuck nt isA Good sasita, *sa aa1eh
New York NuiS {J8 a tozcn-
, 1869-09-17

yAEER-SEWMAS7 On the ltth Inst. as II, 1r'L
5erer hrs hsethtr III thHs ttts Efanrr. ~ eStf
s"Ch.,ls. u. S:wnspi y, s.lA, =. r.
Mefix.1. s.t trinl.F al hy the Atv: Tht.nA. Lyon.
Mr. Thors.ap MaE.tk. # Chte1e,. to Mlss LenA Ar
Lalttg gcr. e{ the fof,ue1 city.
, 1869-09-17
MARRIED.

Paper Hanging and Vsudots
bT,ssaes. ns +. E. lAgby's, - lsaudalna street
, 1869-09-17

F9rn,st, xs.c moor t1nu,~ r.chc4~ thc
rtrh rlAn'a tjits Il fourA 10 Ayers McdaciGtA,
after a liultlcss search among Other renedies a
word to the x:se Ia suf1ctruL
, 1869-09-17

THE THibcsr has acknow te,lgctl the fact that
C:hagn eau't I.,nr 1ase bn1. II an tnia with anr-
because ot It's nab,,uai rrgasI iur .trlstL TIE
TRIhtkE IN now called upon to e'Ttrh the fart that
81. Louis cant ra, ha.e tall. In recording this
s+fr. II ST. lsuis rant I,!af I..c hail. Mllat
ii IN: Chicagu ran do sunethlrg, II It Cannot
pIas l'ase ball thcnsn has huht several rail-
1ossl.. th.raHe As4 ss,,neth!uH u \ secor1 tnf
fast time nane IN running tnr r1cc Of rivalshir
fnr tuI~r!nr't. as n eit. III thr Snrth~e.t Cara
Eu hap t,tllli railroads. made tunnels AMI extrn1-
win 1t Louss. That CITY has bcen 4pen ling bnth
time ann ,nnher ID e''tssortRg ~ get up
ninr.L 1ifr, WE'RE auntons, af,l nitrr
pat.ttR Will carh ofher. aud lseatin1 each other
several times. ihe5 rsnle u flIe cv'fih'l'n That
f"r elutt. They went oltfahic. The i'nfnta. ~,
rAlls4, israiea III uuit'n Here was thuk tn I've
lrnu" liz fs.r",- iici storhlna.. u cincinnati
Thr 1tt aft"kn9s ntni I" the - 1!lFer rtr.
TIr N'd aInrklngs went mt on tin fsmohs i'ulpI
grounds. 1he Hei stThtun" plated Wtn me
}nlDHs, AMI inaln the nl4r tanftl srure NJ ~ 10
y. Inr teltrr thsm n'ate a" fiAnr tA'iirs, tfr
tulnus fraat'.1 the lie,i Et,"ainRs. free If es-
jsrEfr FrJnrinH. IN ~ " If their rtrlUIta, IHHt
ihn tuf,s lrlr. rhnIlnngn tl# Ia,r Ie'nentett
Ear'''ht'. III ~. .r'tJf
1hn M"'Ha's WI ,lar thn s't"Wl lllt'e ~ N"
rinse nt t's,lpn i'atA III ~, v'riTk sin aftrf.
as.4nn@rAs IA, Fn.iitIx'thsa,
lhr pn@'"hH'. " ,''"Nat Elh"' ~" H'i'l'
,tdhn nm A"i'n ~ h.'a Wv ~. hf4'nth.af.
tlnlha ~ ~" a*'thr*'. lhn a*inn *aa e.1l'l "'
shr rlAlh lh"lhR. III" ""f" "''Hhfl Hhs'"hhAs'
| w hHHt ""r.. -, ,u,u,
u,. u,r. ~. tl.a ttsi I'M, ~ ,,rvr,.nt
led a.. Stsusta "i al III nt,st,, , s,esi.t.lat,
>" ~ W. >'It ns1tn..1.t. u.MrIthu,
rpr fs,u.'t. Ss.,"nuls, 81 W,sJ,snstur, ra,e,,
Inn M.Ttta,nt, III ,,.i,,,ne. ,rst,r.lst, nhi, t..
.,,, a. ,,,r. II, ts ,st,rt l., ,,ut.. III y,
/" - -" =
] t7nH.- r,HttII
! Nex yuh.. sr"i. 1i-In u 1,ssr iAl. rau,r, IT,.
| ,sx ia. .,h.tt,. ~ ph,in,1, iuhl. n.r,. i,ntru
~, .af ,'r. In ~ "s,,,s III sv,n ,n,In,.
| - sr =, ~ ~ " iartt,rJ :. n ns a.
| .""ts ~ =" - - ~ - = , y, - -
| t"1a'' ~ Atnie'ht-,'' = =. = = u 'o"''' 10
| HAss ~; "a ~, - ~,
~. lNr!N sept. ~ Hs l'l St.N Nh,nar ny WIZ
| H. I1t1* s.thPisrs '"-a5 II, seoie W u ~ 49,
| .
! THE TIRE.
| rnesrft1 rAAx, NEW yowK.
Tlc annual rncea Ut The nt>osc rIscc arc no Y IN
rtorrr.x TN Ne,iHc.i!at. ta th.' srcht Tart. for
ior,cs That had pr.et txa.sn ~ W. X White.
| na1, and t;ra3 Mask were inu cutr1cs- Mtt,
! hra,s isst 1hfcc iu 4se. IN harness; rrc.nt i,n
| s5us1 Th, farmer wru tue raet tp fhFrx etfnlsht
| Nrn,x T,sup a:.a,, 4:SIt, .:t4.
| "Srw yn,tE srnt 16-N thr Prospect I'ark
, 1869-09-17
BOARDING AND LODGING.

60. ~ 7,,7,77,0V -o17,T -p7T Tas.Yr F1JR
q nishrd IA unfaFaJs6ts! sai.es I'D 1assie ro<n'
9! ..!:s; : ee:;s5;; :;3: = o;z aoo 7a53
;::i s5::;: .:;: Il; {:
| board.
4 tsntn esa + .s>stanedsse, .i.a ples:;at toesa
sed assss..s 4 betss. Terms Fs'aeu's'e At'' 'e"
oo p1RF.1T- NEAT CyIo5 FaRK-5UrTI
6E cf fTans Tt~s to fcn., Tish b.a1d hot md cox
=.
G - ID st.:e =. % One liz ~ rics;:zss rexs3. Vii
fiouse u. Ill meJttu upeov Te1s1 vev mod
Rrp I'm. P.i|sf NfSa .1a ee ,oe 81
sgra!oo4.tez. -
bZ bhZ3 is1s ; r., rsl!faT,l'hsa ioaH', viii tred
;. 4, nrATv -pna1@r kgr, x7nf:tst. 4,
- 80 e1SS -. y, ees.s:'sa ~ - ,.1ns'.
--SI--.I--.
SOr""rr: r .'fs9 viii ts.ia - ha II
..o1 wttta,,tf,y 1Yirlf fiVgrJ1Age
81 s' afs9' IT, t:i t.sf s.!s "S' .a ~ 'tf: "
~ ., rKti,k.TAi Ell. .i.tt sptr. Il, @t - nSfs II
H.tO r,"'n, E.:i. b ..s!, ri vii, ~ ;",n:
~ :" af tht+'isehs,s.tH ~th 1T Militant "'Hfd' "1h
.,,.,. wssr NAt,isu7 sf 4 srirr ~
4.lss h.r"'"tn" stnts .n"na T. r. r. sl,an fHn!
= r'. VIII ~.r'. rhrtr shr'- Al" ~ "'h"t ','"''
81, t,o,J,u.ar., ,4,t-rn nl,s,l A FEW
ZNl f".is"ss !:;,'Ss.. :" !: .sr;s,irpi,;".
'' ~, "'' ..,,.
s;NN i!sis,ni,ht'' ,,".",. :,!'.'%r Il, :. .f.m'.
f:'s,."ss'' f's 's;: = '".'" '"' tr'1s%'''' ''' nay
,..n,Ut, a. a,,,rr,,,,,.,,
anN I, ,,iu'..'!"sr mi ian'l~ ';s'"'. and mi
ee'' "'' '"'"''f
s},t) wAhtat a.,,, Az MtiM Ia r,a1at @ 1taas
LIN. sI M 49,. ~ x't .r ,t.r c,, IT.. ~. + ,,.s
f'h'it4at" ''' ''' '''' '"'''E' ''' ''"e'@
... ,,.,,,,,, -. ,,
Gl{it iHhf ~ 4 FEtftEHt5Ht. f1HiA
z" :, :'"s' :r'i+"'"' Al tttt "4f'iTes'' III
,i,ti w4stsFut,'hae ,st,F"Af5 frsNy
Il ! 'tt!s f4 tH-.'ls;t ,{':ti- ,~n. l.:-6t, III
t-+'.i III .'"as'I a.'t' 1''s' ;"'"' 'F.1''".
5,.)4.@ @tt:".a"1ll :....l nd. i. s.!A s..'. ut W"
}s s%at :s a.7. ~. .,'..s. xrMx tah,s !. ~
; :;.: II VT, ;,.s i. NJ IT. j '"'%'''s' '@:
7lS ~. nnnMi4nAX nti. s;.'X,., T" IT,, nkSr, WITT,
aud ''F'" ".'s' 4i''' s''t II i" '.E '''s'. ..*'n.o
75 ,it Mtnnln;As A. AyIf'sE s;d i'.E FtnnStSMKn
.''' "''s - ~" ',t, t,''','"''' :. .a
L sts} = tnn1 r.ins IL trn1 y, ,th ,r.ari In pIi-
, 1869-09-17
MATRIMONIAL.

DYA GERMAN GENTLEMAN y YEARS OF
ID srr. yttlt* ee.I loeklps snd well edHextrd h;it
4Hft; ATTY rrrfxtty. Entd to,ktrt wealthy lAiy nr
~sL frr asa.1sank and ten1sas hcI tk.Auesa- TIE
crx:l. l1tt aiding Ia ee himself ter u:s+y I've
vc":d ~: ra-y without Izc1nat.ob. p!s:I,tir3 II
t":tI. All.e4p Q. Tribune ulNee
, 1869-09-17
AMueEMENTH


Cll0SRf'S OPERA HOUSE.
q. D. HESS MAsaGgss.
On MosDAy EVENING, September ~ t4R, a .t..
~ tnn r., n T. i..' tG1'nsnG : t,,' g.
~ se.,s .ess.. casa q 1'as's'a' '.e' aad
FORMOSA;
The Railroad to Ruin,
.sat,. ~t Il S1s '9t @osK oss'
relf 1u1"u tAIest
EMILY JORDAN,
ANNIE WAITE.
MCKEE RANKIN,
EDWARD COLEMAN,
Jnme- e. Durnrtt, ). W. Jrnn,ux., F1rd
Krus. L. Hsrrr't. j. G. 11nmiItop, Mrs.
f.j. Wh1tricr. sis. Anplr Hay
hrvv and Nsh-r-.
Io. shc+t rsrn fr III. ta1r nj H.~-rr-5 sc.s. nj, s:
Atrt'rf1n Is rrnts. fsr,tIv f1rvtr, II rr1t.. IT..
ATiFfd erAt tA.r1nt a. Dreta rlttlr snh h4rrs hnx
H'sr', 41.H fariIet AMI nscr.trs rstr+ afh
atc(lCKER'X THEATRE.
fNinhY- 1lKsrFIy Ur
JOHN BROuQHAM.
t.rat stcrt-s II Nh NrttanInt ut% tItt .et Tia, #
THE RED LIGHT:
MI,
The Signal or Danger.
>r,. strU!At M.yt. Mr.. snf,H fttniasat t,t,
Esr, ttnlnk nr.il tl,,r: nrstsr. nni H.,n!a, II.
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NUOD'S HflfHlt'l1.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-08-26

mainfier. BY the Auditor Generals
Reports for those years we find the
amountof these appropriations to have
been Exclusive of the appropriations
to Soldiers Orphans Schools, already
deducted above) $5Ol ,7O2, &c; leaving
just about -Four Millions after deduct
ing all the credits the Inquirer claims.
VIII that paper now inform us what
became of the remaining -Four MI
lions? We have made all the deduc-
tions it claims, and yet we find that
-Four Millions Of Dollars are unaccoun-
ted for. Until the Inquire explains
whittier this sum has gone, people will
believe that it was squandered and sto-
len by Radical officials at the state
capital and if the Inquirer continues
to defend the conduct of those corrupt
officials, people will naturally conclude
that it has been bought for price by
the Radical Ring at Harrisburg. Let
it show where the ,Sevea Millions have
gone, or hold its peace. Show up, or
shut up!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-08-26

THE general cryin this State is give
US change of rulers. Any change
must be for the better. We have had
our fill of taxation, of rottenness, fraud
and corruption. We have given the
Radical party fair trial. For eight
long, weary years we have permitted it
to control our affairs at the discretion
OF its leaders, and what have been the
results? A State whose industrial in
terests are paralyzed, whose people
are taxed to the topmost notch, and
whose varied products are cheapened
by unwise legislation. Well may the
taxpayers eXclaim any change must be
for the better.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-08-26
YEsr YES,


TUE Inquirer wants us To turn our
attention to the county finances. 1t
doesn't care to hear anything about
the State finances. Very well. Yes,
we shall turn our attention TO the
county finances.
There is one subject, in particular,
connected with the county finances,
that we shall ventilate for the benefit
of the Inquirer.
Has the editor of that sheet heard of
the Registry Laao passed by the last
Radical legislature, signed by Governor
Geary and declared constitutional by
Judge Villains?
Will he please inform his readers
that the execution of that law will cost
the taxpayers of Bedford county, at
least $1,000?
Will he please show these tax-pay-
ers how they are to be benefited to the
amount of $4,000 by the enforcement
of this law in Bedford county?
Will he please tell the naturalizcd
voters of his party that they are to be
taxed to pay these $4,000, for the exc
cution of this Registry La,o, in order
that they may be put to as much troub-
lie as possible in reaching the ballot
box?
After the editor of the Inquirer shall
have thus enlightened his readers, we
shall give him some further insight
into the condition of the county finan-
ees. Show up, or shut up!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-08-26

The Radical Governor Of Illinois,
Gen. Palmer, addressed a meeting Of
his party in that State, the other day,
in a speech in which he took the true
States Rights ground. "He avoided"
to use the language of the associated
press, "the suffrage question and the
Fifteenth Amendment, for the reason
that he opp ses the surrender of State
control of suffrage to Federal author
ity." The Radicals can III afford to
lose the support of SO influential a per-
sonage as Gov. Palmer, in their crusade
against the reserved rights of the peo-
pie. They are already greatly demor-
allied, but another such a fire in the
rear as this speech of Gov. Palmer
will scatter them like a flock of scared
turkies.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-08-26

DEMOCRATS, organize! Go TO work !!
In 1866 we increased our majority in
this county over what it was the year
before. In 1867 we increased over
1866. In 1868 we increased over 1867.
Last year after the hardest fight that
ever was given US, or ever will be Civ
en- us, our majority was 400. This
year we can make it GOO, at least. We
have splendid State ticket, and our
district and county nominations are
excellent Roll up your sleeves, men,
and go into the fight, this time, to
win! Organize! Organize!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-08-26
MORE ABOUT THE FINANCES.

BY an Act of Assembly passed A
pril 10, 1867, and signed by John w.
Geary, w. NJ. Hall, David Derrickson
and Wayne McVeagh were appointed
Commissioners to revise the Civil Code
of the State, at the snug little salary
of 50, 900 per year to each.
1t is now two years and five months
since these Commissioners have been
appointed. They have drawn So, 900
each, in all $1S,OOO But the revised
Civil Code is yet in shapeless embryo.
We do not know what DerricksOn
and McVeagh are doing. They may
be "revising'' furiously all this while.
AS for Hall, we know what he is a
bout. lie is abusing the Democrats
and drawing his salary. THREE
THOUSAND a YEAR for William M.
Hall, from the taxpayers of the
Commonwealth Three thousand a
year for setting at home and play
ing Commissioner to revise the Civ
il Code! No wonder Hall is for Geary.
A great many others would be, for
three thousand a year.
How say the people? Will they re-
elect Geary so that w. NJ. Hall may
continue to get his 1000 year? Or
will they spoil that little job, by elect
ing Asa Packer, who will put an end
to such legalized robbery of the peo-
pies taxes?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-08-26
WHAT ARE WE COMING TO .

There is to-day large amount Of
coal on hand at the mines, and sales
are very light. People are waiting for
a fall in prices. 1t has just been dis
covered that the coal men of Pennsyl-
vania have had a meeting, and adopt
ed such a scale Of rates to miners that
will force another strike, and the mid
die of September will find stock on
hand inadequate to the demands of the
season, and prices will go up fearfully,
perhaps reaching fifteen dollars per
tun. In the name of common justice
and the wants of humanity, cannot
this terrible commercial decentralization
be cured? This sort of business falls
with crushing cruelty upon the poor,
a class of Wealth-produeers, who carry
the country on their shoulders, finding
seven eights of the means required TO
support the administration and pre-
serve the credit of the government
These are the men who are pinch
ell by these coal strikes. Is there no
remedy? If not, what will all this
despotism upon the poor workingmcn
finally leadto? Let the coal capitalists
and all other capitalists, who can aid
in preventing these things, reflect "A
little.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-08-26

FoRNEY says that "Pennsylvania's
decree for Packer would be blow at
the policy of Grant for which nothing
could compensate" That blow will
be delivered, just rs sure as the elec.
ton comes round. Geary in less than
two years has sunk seven millions of
dollars, all of which is unaccounted
for, except some seven hundred, which
Ilyus swears he got for doing nothing.
The people are determined to find out
what went with the rest of it.