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, 1869-03-19

under Budgetposten D. IL. til H j@lp til
Detailing at Skater for 1867 for nogle
dertil trangende Eiendomsbesiddere i
. Frederiksteds By.
Ifolge Formandens Bestemmelse i Hen
hold til neutrality-suspicious. 5 7 a. fore
toges denne Sag linden lukte D0re.
We'd Afstemningen vedtoges e~enstemmigt
med 10 Stemmer, at ct Bel6b at $50. 80
at Diet til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til Fattige /
Frederiksteds Jurisdiction 186S-69 Devil
gede Belob anvendes til Hjelp til Betaling
af Skatterne for 1867 for de i Gouverne-
mentets Skrivelse nTvnte 9 dertil tr@n-
gende Eiendomsbesjddere.
A, Sp0rgsmaal ON Fremme at Foresp0rgsel
fra 2det Medlem for Frederiksteds Land
district knight til Gouverneuren be-
trRffende I~ndstr0mningen af S0lvm6nt
til Den.
Foresp6rgselen lyder saaledes:
"Agter Gouvernementet at ivarksptte
eller foretage nogen Forholdsregel til paa
en- eller anden Made at frie Communen for
de Tab, som maae opstaae yed Overfyld-
ningen med S6lvm0nt som indstr6mmer til
Gen.
Raadet gay eenstemmigt S~amtykke til
Foresp0rgselens Fremsaettelse, og da Gou-
verneuren havde underrettet Fernandez
ON, at han var beredt paa at besvare samme
strax, erholdt ForslagsstiIleren (Knight
Ordet, og udviklede de Ulemper som den /
de senere Aar stedfundne Indstr0mning at
fremmed S6lvm0nt til Den medf6rte, der
efter hans Mening udfordrede at Skridt
skulde tages til Forhindring af dette Onde.
Gouverneuren meddeelte, at han allerede
iBegyndeIsen af 1867 havde giort Indbe-
refining til Ministeriet ON de Ulemper som
O~yerfyldningen af nordamericansk Skille-
mont paa Oerne Wide kunne mediocre, og
der var denne Anledning we'd allerh0ieste
Rescript af 12te April 1867 bleven med
deelt Gouvernementet Bemyndigelse til,
naar og forsaavidt Omstendighederne MATTE
udfordre saadant, midlertidig at sette : 4
af Anordningen 23de JUL 1859, angaaende
Udvidelse af Loven 4de Juni 1856 ON De-
lings- og Skillem6nt til de dansk vestindi-
ske Besiddelser, heelt eller deelviis nd at
Kraft under l~agttagelse at visse at Finants-
ministeriet anbefalede Sikkerhedsforanstalt-
ringer, forsaavidt Gouvernementet matte
fnde Diet n6dvendigt at indfore ell Disconto
for Modtagelsen af anericansk Mont / de
ofentlige KAISER paa de dansk vestindiske
Ger. Denne allerhoieste Bemyndigelse
havde han imidlertid like hidtil fundet det
nodvendigt at benytte, men havde ind
skr@nket sig til at indskjerpe samtlige
Embedsmand, der have Oppeb0rsler at
modtage, mole at iagttage, at der like mod
tages nogen Store Sum i cen Detailing end
Diet i s 4 af den citerede Anordning, jfr.93,
bestemte Belob af S vestindiske Dalere, dog
saaledes at Diet indtil videre er tilladt, af
g Halydalerne at modtaae indtil SO Yestindi-
, 1869-03-19

Treasury, each having received the half of the
amount coined, say $1,000.
The Chairman informed the Council, that the
1st member for Christiansteds country district
(Christmas) had on the Sth ulto. reported his
intention to leave the Island for a short time,
and expected to return towards the end of next
month it would therefore be requisite to elect
a Vice Chairman to act during his absence.
According to the order of the day the Coun-
Gil proceeded to the following cases
l, Election of a Vice Chairman to act during
the absence of the Vice Chairman Christ
mas).
At the voting, according to the Rules of Blu
siness 5 10, 10 votes were given, but as no
member received more than 5 votes at two
votings, a tied voting was held between the
two members having the majority of votes,
viz the 3rd crown-member (DuBois) and the
2nd member for Christiansted's town (Holstein),
and both having 5 votes each, the 3rd crown
member (DuBois), being the elder of the two,
was declared Vice Chairman, conformably with
the said 5.
2, A Communication from the Governor regard
ing a proposal laid before the Imperial Diet
for a grant of $4,000 in contribution to the
ST.. Croix Colonial Treasury in consequence
of the miSfortunes which befell the Island
in 1867.
The Governor stated, that by letter of the
10th ulto. from the Central administration Of
the Colonies he had been informed. that the
home government had in its proposal for an
additional grant for the financial year 1S68-69
proposed, that there be granted a contribution
of $4,000 to the ST. Croix Colonial Treasury
in consequence of the misfortunes that had
visited the Island. AS regards the application
of this contribution, which he confidently ex-
pected would be granted by the Diet, the CO.
lonial Council will in due time be called on to
decide, conformably with the Colonial Law,
and he hoped, that it will threby be possible
to introduce some of those alleviations in the
public burdens, which the Island will be need
ing still more this than last year.
3, Letter from the Government of the 10Th
inst, respecting the Councils sanction to
apply an amount Of $32.S9 under the Budget
Item D. II for paying the taxes for 1867 for
some INDECENT owners of houses in the town
According to the res he Chairman,
in virtue of 7 of the RIfesSo ksiness, this
case was discussed between closed doors.
At the voting the Council decided unani-
mouSly with 10 votes, that an amount of $3.50,
from the sum granted for 1S6S-69 for support
in money to paupers in the jurisdiction of FIRE.
derikSted be applied to assist in paying the tax
for 1867 due by the 9 INDECENT h~ouse-owners
mentioned in the Governments letter.
4, Resolution respecting the furtherance of an
Interpolation by the End member for Ere.
deriksted's country district (Knight) relative
to the overplus of silver coin in the Island So
contents as follows Does the Government
intend bringing forward any measures or pro-
posals, such as may in some way relieve the
community from losses which must arise
from the overplus of silver change coming
into the Island &C., &C.
The Council assented unanimously to the
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EDITORIAL MFLANGE.

PACKER and Pershing! The NAMES
that are bound to win. Geary's a
''gone goslin :"
VIRGINIA has b, n nearly run to
death over the radical track. She ha
recently ele cted a Governor who will
HdLk-hsr over the conservative course.
WELLS, the military ursurpation
candidate for Governor of Virginia hes
not been heard from since the election
in that state. Good "AIl's we'll that
ends Wells"
''LET US have PSF" With the eli :
ton Of Packer and Pershing will fol-
low Peace, Plenty and Prosperity.
Vote for Packer and Pershing, Penn
sylvania's Pride!
THERE has been a great exodus of car
pet-baggers, from Virginia, since the
election. No excursion tickets for
that route! Ali baggage checked
through, gentlemen!
THE Somerset Herald and Wig be-
walls loudly, and refuses to be COM
forted, because of the corruption that
pervaies the ranks of the radical party
in that county. That man must be
stupid indeed who looked for any
thing else.
4 woman in Cambridge, Mass,
whipped her son, aged six years, to
death. In fanatieal, witch burning
New England, where the ''barbar-
ism Of slavery" first found a foothoId,
instances ofsuch horrid cruelty can
only be produced.
GETTYsBURG Katalysine water has
a wonderful effect upon Radicals.
Mayor Bowen, of Washington, guIped
a few goblets of it the other day, and
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almost instantly felt 20 Stree and e.
quain A. to sdt down at the breakfast
table With a negro alderman. His
daughter wassImilarly affected. Rad
ieaIs hereabouts who feel a little
squeamish on this equality business,
had better send for few bottles Of
Katalysine water, at once.
ULYssEsI, military ruler Of this
country, has ordered the election Of
Texas to take place on the Both Of No
vember. next. The people Of that
state protested against having theelec-
tfon so late, on the ground that itwOuld
fnjure the agricultural Interests ofTex-
as, but Grant, who ruieth and reign
eth at Washington, with his horde Of
relations, had some imperial end to
accomplish and "ordered'' it TO suit
himself. Great country!
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breacgt Of their aIE1eiaI aaty and sm
Outrage upon eveFg cftfZenD Df the Stale,
ard che Fesoluti0a naak I'm such ratiff-
eaff0n should 90 pr0HptlT repeaIash
and the amendment submitted to the
people at the polls for acceptance or re-
lection.
3. That the Democratic Party Of
Pennsy tvaaia il opposed to con fefTiHg
Hp0n the nag10 the right to aEates and
We do emphatic lfy deny that there
i any right or poweE IN Congress or
elsewhere toinIp0se negro sEifff age up
On the people Of this State In opposi-
tiOn to their will.
4. That reform IN the administration
of tie federal.sHd State governments,
aud in the cement Of their fnan-
eiai attalfs y iBperatiYely demanded.
D. Ihat the movements now Being
made for the an1elioration Of the con-
dltion OF the Iaboring man has our
most cordial 60 operation.
8. That the legislation Of the late re-
publican Cong Iess "0utside Of the Con-
stituficn.' the disregard of the major
ity therein Of the will of the reople and
sanctity OF the b. lot box in the exclB-
sion from their seats in Congress Of
representatives clearly elected, the
estaDlis hment iiitary governments
ia States in the Union and the O.
yerthrow Of al civil governments
therein, are acts of tyTanny and usur-
patlCn that tend directly to the de-
strdctiou Of all republican government
aud the creation Of the worst forms Of
dc sp0sisTn.
Z. That opr soldiers and saiIoIs, who
carried the flag of our COUNT J to victo-
~ must te gratefully remembered,
and all the guarantees given in their
favor must be itbfuily carrie I into
exeeutioR.
&. Equal rights aud protection for
nate raiize1 ard native-born citizens
at home and abraa1; the assertion Of
A merican nationality which shall
command the respect of foreign pow
ers a1dfurnish an example an encour-
agemeat to =. JpIe struggling for ma
tICnat int gritty, constituff oral 'iherty
and Individual rights.
Q. That the present internal revenue
and taxing system Of the general gov
eTnment Is grc sly unjust, and means
ought at once - be adopte l - cause a
me 1iication thereof
The report wa5 accept ID and unani-
mousFy e5opted.
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THE radicals regard with fear and
trembling the fact that the democratic
candidate for Governor is q man Of
wealth. They have cogupted the
people for 50 many Yeas that they
now fear the men they formerly pUr-
chased will demand more than they
can pay. Let them rest easy. Judge
Packer made his money honestly and
viii not use it to buy dishonest lad
icals. But their State Committee had
better watch Forney. He once sold
the Washington Chronicle to the advo-
Gates Of the Alaska purchase for s., 600
in gold.
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The Democratic State Convention
which met at Harrisburg, on Wednes-
day, I4th inst, was characterized by
spirit of harmony and enthusiasm
which clearly foreshadows success at
the coming election. Hon. Asa Pack
er, of Carbon county, was nominated
for Governor on the first ballot. Gen.
Cass, of Pittsburg, was his principal
competitor for the nomination. Gen.
Hancock wrote a letter prohibiting
the use of his name before the Con-
yention, but so ardent was the admi-
ration of that body for the gallant
soldier exiled into the wiIdernesses of
Dakotah by the edict of Grant, that,
Notwithstanding his positive decEina-
tion, wasgiven complimentary vote
by a considerable number Of the dele
gates. denomination of Judge Pack
er is very strong one. His personal
popularity in the eastern and central
counties, is greater than that of any
other citizen Of theState. He will car
ry Philadelphia by an immense major
ity, and in the Tenth Legion, Luzerne,
Susqnehanna, Bradford, Columbia,
Montour, Lycoming, Union, Snyder,
Northumberland, Dauphin, Lebanon,
Lancaster, and adjacent counties, his
name is tower of strength. In the
west the radical majorities of last year
viii also, be materially reduced, and
there is every reason TO believe that he
win be triumphautly elected.
For Supreme Judge, Hon. Cyrus L.
Pershing, of Cambria, received the
nomination. The readers of the GA
zETTE are too familiar with Mr.. Persh-
ing's abilities as a lawyer, his record
as a legislator, and his high character
as pure and upright man, to render
it necessary to print, for their benefit,
one word Of commendatioG. Mr..
Pershing has been close student and
is a clearheaded, careful lawyer. He
will make an excellent Judge; in fact
his mind possesses the qualities neees-
sary to adorn the bench, rather than
those which render one conspicuous as
an advocate at the bar. We have
known Mr.. Pershing for many years,
and speak what we do know, when we
say that he is eminently qualified for
the position to which he has been
nominated. @
The resolutions adopted by the Con-
vention, form platform on which all
persons opposed ta-the ultra and revo-
futfonary sehemesof Radicalism, and
all in favor of retrenchment and reform
in the government may safely stand
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The FTi1eenth Amendment and Negro
Suffrage Issues, presented by the Radi-
Gals, are squareIy and firrfHy met The
extravaganza and corruption preva-
lent in the national and state Eegisla-
lures, are emphaticaHy rebuked. The
labor movements are thoroughly en-
dorsed. The taxing system of the Fed
eraI Government is properly criticised
and It's abolition recommended. The
soldiers of the Commonwealth are
gratefully remembered, and it is re-
solved that all pledges made to them
must be redeemed. Who does not en-
dorse the principles thus set forth !?
We venture to say that there Is not
sincere man in the State, be he Dem
ocrat or Republican, who does not
cheerfully acquiesce in these senti-
ments.
The Convention was more largely
attended than any other State Conven-
tion ever held in Pennsylvania. The
city Of Harrisburg was enlivened with
the marching of professions, the pa
rade Of delegations, the display Of flags,
the strains Of bands Of music, and the
excitement and enthusiasm Of the inn
mense crowd which had come to wit
ness the naming Of the next Governor
Of Pennsylvania. Every thing went
merry as marriage bell. The DemGc-
racy have risen from their slumbers.-
The people are aroused. A revolution
Is in the political atmosphere. With
Packer and Pershing We shall vim
Men Of Bedford county, hasten to join
in the march to victory!
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has
declined to act in the matter Of ap-
pointments upon the recommendation
of any man in Virginia who voted for
Walker. This is widening the breach
in very perceptible manner. AS the
Congressional delegation from Virgin
ia will be strongly Conservative, they
may have word to say to Mr.. Bout
well before the issue is closed.
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The Radical Republicans of Missis-
sippi declare, as a part Of their plat
form for universal suffrage, "the en-
1igtened spirit Of the age demanding
that the fossil remains Of prescription
must be numbered with the things Of
ofthe past" Are the Radicals of this
State Radical Republican ?'' Not ac-
cording to the Mississippi definition, for
they cling to the fossil remains of pro-
scricptions. ."-Age.
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"The rule Of our party is at an end
in Virginia unless Congress can do
something for US" howls the Radical
party. What is expected Of Congress in
this dilemma? To reject the new
Constitution and keep Virginia out Of
the Union? AS Tennessee, Mississip-
pi, and Arkansas will soon follow the
lead of the Old Dominion the latter ex-
pertinent will be slightly difficult.
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SDeeial Notes


We HAyE A sUxBER Of job lots of diFsreat gar
ments which we are selling otF nc prices much
below their value.
We aAyE eooD STYLES FFsg CASHMERE paSrs
reduced to ss - and S.,
which We formerly sold at
sg So and St8
We HAVE VEsTs Of similar goods reduced 70 50.
WsHxvE eBorHg CASHMERE, Trisot. Pique. and
other styles Of sack coats reduced 10
IS, s., 81, and IS
About one half their present value.
THEsE ARE sgRPLgs STOCK, and in addition TO
our regular assortment Of new and shoiee
goods we have thorefors resolved to eIpse
them out at prices above mentioned They
all good, sound, desirable goods.
sUcH czAxcE FoR eARGAISy IS seifoas ogsred
H.sLf ppqy 5eteeesn BExszr & Co,
Ekffk SSs@ T0WER HALE.
sszlt streess No SIS MARsET rarer,
PHIEADgLPaIA.
AsB No 500 BaoABwAr, Nav Yoax
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FoRSEY's PREss says, "We admit
that Judge Packer will make an hon
est Governor" This admission will
give the Democratic ticket thousands
of votes. The people want an ''hon-
est Governor" +" just for a change.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE BY virtue Of an order of
the Orphans Court Of Bedford county, and author
ity in the last viii and Testament Of Daniel Bug
zard, late of West Providence tp. Bedford county,
deceased. contained, the Undersigned Executor
Of the said last viii and testament, and Trustee
for the Real Estate Of said deceased will expose
to sale by Public Vendue, or Saturday. tke 2fst
day Of ARgHst, A. D., 1869, upon the premises,
all the following described Farm and tract Of land
situate IN said tp TO wit all that certain tract of
land, adjoining lands Of Philip Snyder on the
East, Mountain Survey on the West John Buzzard
on the North and John Mench and others on the
South, containing 1872 Acres, more or less, about
% acres cleared and under fence and the
balance is well covered with choice timber The
improvements consists af Good two story Log
Dwelling House Log Barn and other out Build
ings. There is never failing Spring Of excel
lent water near the Dwelling House and there is
also an Orchard Of choice fruit upon the premises
This property is favorably located in a pleasant
reighborhood, convenient TO Schools and Churches,
and Is within three miles Of the terminus Of the
Bedford Rail Road at Mt. Dallas
Sale to begin at o'clock, p M of said dav
when due attendance win be given aud Terms
made known by
JOHN SPARKS,
Executor and Trustee for the Sale of the Real
Estate Of Daniel Buzzard, deed. 6ulI6w4
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THE Pittsburg Chronicle (radical)
comedies that Judge Packer will be E.
elected. 1t declares that at present the
chances are in favor of the Democrats
carrying the State.
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gag ~ g
GEARY,s PLATFORM.

Rssofrsd That we wholly approve the PFinci-
pies and policy Of the administration Of General
Grant and We heartily endorse every sentiment
contained in his inaugural address, and sspseEat-
M to asYs5g rattfy and apDyors The tats agts7@-
saeHt 10 the CsnstItatJ0n Of The Catfsa States
proposed Bar Coagysss, kgoaca az ths Ftftss7sth
A zgelsa meet Radical PlqtforPs aa0Ptsd az
Phiizdelphla, JaHs "a, 1869. See Bsafora IN
qis5rer Of Jaty 2.
b B b b D b b b b B D b
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mayI4yI

Words of Wisdom for Young men,
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood with SELF HELP for the erring aud anforl
tunate sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, PhilA, Pa Nays, 'd9yl
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mag28yI

WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS,
w With iroa Fame, OrsrstrHag Bass l~
Agyafe Bridge,
Melodeons and Cabinet Organs,
The best Manufactured Warranted for 8 years
Fifty Pianos, Aeiodeons and Organs Of frst-
class makers, At Low Prices For Cash, or one
quarter cash and the balance IN Monthly install
ments. Second hand Instrument at great bar
gains. Illustrated Catalogue mailed. Ware
rooms, 4sI Broadway, New York
HORACE WATERS.
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Mems, Youths, Boys and ChiIdrens'
spRHG AND sUHAgR CLOTHING.
Our ASSORTMENT is now full and complete, we
have every desirable style, kind, and size
EVERY osE CAS BE- sUTFED from the stsck-we
have all the different style of cut, adapted to
all tastes, including the medium and sabdued
preferred BY many as veil the latest and
most fashionable style
OUR LAEGE sFscK enables Us TO keep at ali times
full assortment, 50 that ali can be fitted at
once without delay
0UR PURCHASES ALWAYS BEING NABE FOR CASH,
and having purchased largely Of late, since
the decline in wooIsns, cur customers share II
the advantage we have thus secured
OUR SALES BEING FOR Casa ExcLUsEyELY, We
have no bad debts to provide for. and are not
obliged to tax the paying customer to make
up losses through those who DO not pay
Qua RRABy-MADE GARMENTS are saperior 70 any
other Stock Of Aeady Made goods in Phila-
degphia, any one can be as we'll fitted from
them as by garments made TO order anywhere,
they are as we'll made, and equal in every
respect, and mech cheaper Being malufae-
tured
BY rHE HGSDRzDs AID THOUSANDS, they can be
sold cheaper than when made up singIy; bat
for the accommodation Of those who prefer We
have aIs0 a
CCsT0E DEPARTGEET TO MAKE Up 70 ORDER. with
choice selected stock Of Piece foods, com
prising al styles and qualities. Foreign and
Domestic, which will be made Up 70 measure
by competent and experienced Cutters and
Workmen in q style equal to the best.
SPECIAL N0rICE-Style, fl, and make of our gar
msuts surpassed by none, equaiIsd By few.
All prices guaranteed lower thaa the lowest
elsewhere, and full satisfaction guaranteed
every purchaser, OF the sale cancelled and
money refunded.
Half acay 5stagesz BEsNErT q Co.
Ftfth a1Ea ToWEE HALL.
StztA Streets SIS MAREEr ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 500 BROADWAY, NEw YoRK
0etl6yI
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SALTS.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale the follow
ing valuable bodies Of land
THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
containing 100 each, situated on the Illinois
Central Railroad in Champaign county, State of
Illinois, 5 miles from the city of Urbana and one
mile from Reutual Station said Railroad Two
of the tracts adjoin, and one Of them has never
failing pond of water upon it The city Of Urbana
contains about 4,0G0 Inhabitants. Champaign
the greatest wheat growing county in Illinois.
ALso-One- -f01frtA of . tract of lard, situated
in Broad Top township, Bedford county, contain
ing abo1t As acres with all the coal veins Of Bread
Top running through IT,
ALsC-IhFes Lots ER The totra of Co1IElost
Huntingdon county.
Jan 26, '66-tf r c. REAMER