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TURS ABoUT.-lt is amusing TO
note how time at last sets all things
even" In politics. In times past ~
the southern couuties OF Indiana the
democrats could arrange their major
tiles to suit the necessities Of the par
~ by the aid of neighbori0g Ken
tucky democrats. Now the rcpubli-
cans have hole in tho same CRIB.
They can make draft on republican
negroes from the same convenient
Kentucky counties. Now tho demo-
cratic papers and committees are full
r --f..As. a l. A l.
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Nor having much expectation Of
carrying their ticket. the conventions
o' tho Democracy yesterday quarrcled
over their nominees without exciting
to 40 oTVrcciable oXtout the iutcre. {
OF the community. Til, result eau b.
briefly stated:
Mr.. Rainfall was renom,natcd as
Congressional Representative from the
lirst District, on which he holds a
long and strong lease seemingly. Bv
the old Of platoon Of polico marched
into The body Of n dcliberatiye con.
vyntlon, Mr. 4. l. Cuyler was nomi-
mated from the Second district. The
nomination is good one for the par.
y, but the means hy which it was oh
taincd will hardly be palatab!e 10
free men. There is little choice be,
tween the reyolvcrs oi the Brooke
party and the clubs of the Cuylcr DO,
lice as instrument, to promote deliber
alton.
In the Third district SIR. MoTet.
the unscated candidate of two YEAR,
ago, was again given the nomination.
todor tho leadership Of Randall's
friends, who seem 10 TO tho active
leutenants Of Mr. Wm. j. Thomas.
no nomination was made in the Fourth
district, the convention adjOurning 10 .
row.
The Legislative ticket is simply dis-
reputable. As before stated. ibe Re.
publican Legislative ticket, with two
or three exceptions whom Tho people
have marked, is one superior to what
Is generally offered by either party.
The honest citizen, who tries BY bis
ballot le 90 what is right, will have
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AUDITOR,
CALNlE T.. FISHER.
rF ptSSs

GOVERNOR GEARY : recent addrcs.
- the people on the subject OF the
Shaking Fund sccurI,ic, has met a
warm rcsponcc irom good men Of all
parties throughout the State Ii is
warmly commended by the press, and
letters from distinguished mcn in all
parts Of the State are received hearty
approving bis action. Now let the pco
pie heed hi1 advice. and send nouc
but true mon to the Legislature, and
their treasures are safe.
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LoNGEyiTY.-Tho Clinton Demo.
crat gives the following: Qaitc u
remarkable instance Of human lou.uy-
ity camc to the attention Of Mr. S. G..
Wright, few days since, in the line
Of bis life insurance business. An old
man, Mr. John Brown, Of ,his place,
aged scyenty-one years, came to see
al out having his life insured, rs IT,
contemplated travelling. In the course
of his conversation he stated that hi,
mother is living 10 Lewisburg at the
advanced age Of nincty.uina years.
She is in very good health, attends
chnrch,and sleeps ups'air, in the sum
mer. His father died at thiriy.thrce,
\ brother died at sixty-cisht lrom
exposure, lie has a sister living with
bis mother, eighty years old. Nr.
Brown is yet vigorous man, and
gives every Indication Of n very long
life. lie is now older than is contcm.
plated in the arrangements ofinsur-
aucc tables, aud his case had to be sub,
miltcd to the special consideration OF
Of the company,
Being weA acquainted with the
venerable lady above mentioned, we
know the statements to be correct
and further, We arc'pleased to say that
her health and faculties at this writing
are ognd.-LoCSburg ChrDaicie.
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Hos. William d. Kelley has loen
re-nomin2ted'for Congres, by The Re.
publicans OF the Fourth District in
Philadelphia. Mr.. Kelley is now
serving in bis fourth term, and Is one
OF the ablest aud most faithful mem
beIs Of the Pennsylvania dclegat ion.
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~ = p -r-7l7s :
THE y. Y. Pcs, thinks there are, on
the who'll, 'ow things a woman can
DO so well a. marry.
THE coupons Of Oh, Union r0c;1c
Railroad Company due July ! will be
paid at tho Office tho Of company in Bos
ton by Mcssrs, Morton. Bliss & Go
10 new York, and Mcs.rs. DcIlayen &
Brother in Philadelphia
\ WOMAN in Lake Village. n. II.
recently gave ihc census orumcrn,or
her agt as thirty years, and insisted
upon the truth Of her statement when
tho officer expressed surprise. Soon
after. the age of her youngest son wa-
asked for. and stated to be twcnty.sjN.
while that OF her eldest son wrs given
at twcnty-cight.
Tug "pcnusylyauia State Teach.
crs' Association" will hold its next
innual session in the Court House, ia
be city Of Lancaster. on the g;h. 10Th
and llth OF August ncSt. Arrange.
mcnt. are IL progress for the largest
md most impJ>in: asscmbl1gc of the
teachers anl friends Of education
from all parts Of the State which ha.
over bscn seen In the history Of Oh,
Association.
llfnDoruoatN-A hloror in one
/ of the Southern plantation. was at-
lacked with hydroph,bia in lis worst
form, aul wa fastened i'm an out
house, as every one supposed, TO die
but 10 one corner was heap Of raw
onions, which was all the room con-
taincd IN a very short tm'r. some
Que y.s.tci ;ln mrn. found him much
better ami the heap Of onions much
diminished In few days the man
dcynurcd the whole quln',tv Of onion
and w.: entirely recovered. Thi.
may seem ridiculous, but il has been
proven bv Griua. cXpcTicuce.-hi,s-
a-,oi Pr,tr.ir.
\ Suup DEuco'-r-The Mont
gomery Ledger says:
Joseph II. hra',cr, Of Eas,
Njnccut township, Chester county.
n.;'i,.'.:.,.'. 80 - -" S. '"' "s', =, W. ~ "
sal'z. bat was given salrc.er instead
.yi which ha took ab.u, three table,
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HARDWARE AND QUEENswARE.
SALT AND FISH.

And in fact everything usually kept in a
irst class country store. Al OF which we
offer at greatly reduced prices, for Cash OF
Country Proedce.
Having had large experience in the
busiaess, we Halter ourselves that we can
please aud satisfy all our customers.
Hoping By strict attention 10 business
and desire to please all, TO merit liberal
sbase OF public patronage. Our motto Il
"Qaiek Sales anil Small Proffs."
We ask at least that ihe Iublic examine
our stock aud Trices before purchasing
elsewherc, as we always show our good,
with Jlsasnra .I
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T Ii Il y OS II .
SNYDER COUNTY
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

SNYDER COUNTY
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
CoNGEEss,
JOHN H. pADkER,
oF suNnUEY.
SENATOR,
ANTllONl T.. SIMPSON,
oF syttNsgHoyE.
ASSEMBLY,,
WILLIAM IlAEDlNG,
or FERRY.
Aa-oeitrr sTu.t.
BENjAMlN H. BNJbLNBUSI,
or uKAvEE.
IEurtoNorNnY.
JEREMIAH GROUSE
uF vpuLErrF0.
ur1fsTrrS rrsurr.E,
SAMUEL y. SCll,yN.
or NpuLvrrEa.
pitrUiCr ArrorNrv,
BENIAMlN 4. PAEkS,
~ NlrnLrnJRo.
roWvfs.foNru.
lIlLlr kINNEI,
ur BEAVER.
rorN1Y 4ruv rYor,
AARON k. GltE
uF H,upIturUu.
arpy yuVNI-stuNEu,
HENRY BROM y,
Cr wNsUtsUToN,
AUDITOR,
CALNlT T.. FISHER.
rF YtSSg
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kErnlA EknNhrrX.

BALTIMORE, June 2S.-Tho onice
# The Maryland Fire lusurauc, Com-
plry, Of BH.imnrc, coruyr Of Post
Olicc avenue and Second street, %
short distance from the pos, Office.
about noon to-day WAS robbed or
United States bonds AMI other yll.a-
bic securities, amounting TO enc hun
irci pnl fifty thousand dollars. III.
trunk containing the socuri,ic7 Of
the company was brought from the
Safety Deposit Company about 10 81
\. NJ, for the purpose of .usp. cling .
particular paper contained therein.
After thi, had been done, about
$4,000 additional securitic, were lc.
posted in the trunk, which wa, placed
tchjad the coun,gr. Shortly thrrcal-
ter stranger entered the Office, in
qurol Of Nr. llamhlcton, president
OF the company, relative to the insur-
ancc OF a horse, valued at twenty-five
huudrcn dollars, to Richmond, Va.
Mr.. llamblaton left his private room
to ask n question Of the cashier in the
front Office, the stranger followed him
and leaving the bli,iiug. Immcii-
atcly the lgss Of the truuH was discoy-
cred.
Among Tie bonds lost are $4,000
United States coupon 'Gi,; $1,000
Northern Ceutral Railroad coupon
bonds, lSS5; $4,000 Cincinnati and
Marietta lIlilrJll secoul mortgage
bonds; $1,000 United States regis
tered certificate, the racmainlcr con-
,isting principally Of Ia ,imosc ani
Ohio RaiIronl and Georges Greek
stock. \ complete lis, O! the bonds
and stocks stolen was issued tbs af.
,crno0n
Ail he bonds were Of the dcnomia-
alton Of $1,000.
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In denominations Of ~ .O0l and $500. coupon or
registered, with Interest at Eight per cent. per
Rpnum, payable 10Th February AID August, 20
GOLD iree OF United states taxes, IN New Nork
" Europe. The bonds have thirty yGars 10 run,
payable 10 New York In GOLD Trustees,
fnrmoTg' Lgan and trust Company OF New
York. The mortgage which secures these bonds
O. M the ratio Of slah10 PER miCi covers u ooin.
plelel road for oyofy bona iseued, and ls nfst
aud ONLY mortgage, This llne, connecting
St.I1seph With Fort kearnsy, Will make q short
aud through route to California.
Tho Company have n Capital stock
sss..s.s..s....s..s......s. tlQu1OO O0O
And grant Of Land from CuHgTe8a,
81 ,0OO,00J Acres, valued, ht the
lowest estimate at at............. l0Oo, 600
first Aorigigo Bonds, l,j0D,OOD
-------
ial'.'.,.....'.,..,,.... ti5,So0,O0O
Total length Of road, 2ii miles, distance In.
elnael In u,n MoTlgage, ~ mllssl price. 0Ils
aud rccruod Interest, In CURRENCY. Can 10
be obtained from the upieraKnad Also, pam.
yhiets, maps and information relating thereto.
These bonds, being 30 we'll secured aud yielding
n large Income, arc desirable 70 parties seeking
safe and lucrative Investments. We recommend
them With entire confidence.
W. u. CONVERSE q 90,
Commercial Agents,
ls No. ~ Pine Street, New York.
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* shA DAN-Brsincss entirely now and
~ s9luHu,all'. iIuoraLlo inducements.
.pcscriplire circullr free. Address ). {. RAND
co, BiCdciorl, Mo. Jm
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pfFrUiCr ArroESrv.
BENJAMIN 4. PNEkS,
~ NIrnLrnJRo.
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DeioEy If Co's. Advertisements.
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arRy COMMISSIONER,
HENRY BROW y,
OF MA.LLLsMrMs-
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COUNTY aruvrYo-,
AARON b. Gltr,
~ N.nmLL n--I..
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t'1f~TrUN rrsurr.E,
SAMUEL T.. SCllttN,
OF NIuuirrtEu.
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Aa-Ori ArU sTr.t.
BENjAMIN L. BNUbLNBUSii,
ar uKAvEG.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.
G3if ACRES.
EBygCES572G House,

70 L\hG" BiNE HhES and AL necessary
'l,hUildiugs good water convenient for al
purposes, large
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CUWNfs-fuNrv,
IlilLlp klNNIl,
or BEAVER.
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u. II. MCDONALD * Co,
pruggias, Sld general Agents, san FrancIsco
and sacramento, California, and 80 a "a Com.
mCrcc ~, N. Y.
20. SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS. MAR lO-.au
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

s. j. Anthony is the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the XIth District OF Indiana.
John T. Avrill is the Republican candidate
for Congress in the lid District of Minnesota
James NJ. COfinbury is the Democratic can
didate for Congress in the XVIII District of Ohio.
Milton Sayler is the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Is CincnnatD District of Ohio
Mr. r. A. Gray announces himself as a Con-
servatve candidate for Congress in the With District OF
Virginia.
The Hon. Samuel Shellabarger accepts the
Republican nomination for Congress in the With Dis
trict OF Ohio
The Democrats of the Vth Congressional
District Of Pennsylvania Bucks County, nominated Dr.
John r. Reading for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
LOCAL, POLITICS.

Police Justice Shandley was recommended
for Sheriff last night by the shandley Association OF the
Fourth Ward.
s. p. Russell and J. f. Ludden are the dele
gates from the lid Assembly District Of Kings County
10 the Saratoga Convention.
The Republicans of the Hid Assembly Dis
ric Of Westehester County will hold Nominating Con
yentOn at CTotOn Dam, on Monday, the 19th inst.
The young Democracy elected delegates to n
General Committee from all the Wards in the City last
evening" the Fourth, Sixth, and Fifteenth Wards ex-
cepted.
The James O'Brien Associations of the
Fourth and TWeutyrst Wards in session last even
ing, aud earnestly denounced the corrupons Of the
Tammany leaders.
The Workingmen's Central Union last even
ing elected the following delegates 10 the Saratoga Con
venton Geo. W. Gibson, Geo. W. Cole, John Heekler,
Edward Hagau, and VI. f. Geary.
A well-attended meeting of the Twenty
second Ward German Republican Associa on was held
last evening Mr. Franz NerenO in the Chair Speeches
were made by Mr. Morris Elnger and others, claiming
that the Republican party entertained the most friendly
feelings toward the German population and that the
leaders OF the Democracy had cheated the Germans by
giving them fair share OF official patronage
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
FENLAN CONGRESS.

PRESIDENT SAvAGE's ANIMAL REPORT-THE Or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR UNION.
The annual General Congress of the Fenian
Brotherhood has been in session in this city for week.
and Mr. Savage the Chief Executive of the Fenan or
ganizadon has made his report According to this doou
ment the Brotherhood is nourishng condition. and
the committees which the various portions Of the re-
port had been referred have approved Mr. savages ad
IninistratiOn.
Peter McCary suspended by the Executive charges
mall gning the officers Of the Fenian Brotherhood by
saying that Hr Savage and the officers of the organiza
ton were using their official influence 10 build up an Irish
political party in the interest OF the Democratic party,
was expelled.
The most important business OF the Congress was
framing basis OF union among all Irish nationasts out
side pale Of the Fenian organization. AT conVen-
ton at Cincinnati few days ago. committee was ap-
pointed to attend this congress- and there Is every pros
pect cordial union between all Irish nationasts
will be formed. 1t is expected that Mr. Savage Will be re-
elected Chief Executive.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
PAYMENT OF PENSIONS.

At a. IN. yesterday a surging mass OF
women had assembled in the court of the Custom House
receive their quarterly pensions. Almost al bore
evidence Of an incessan struggle with poverty yet
few were dressed in silks and presented marked con-
tras 10 those clad in the poorer garb As 1t was
the first day Of the payments the present quarter here
much confusion In theearer hours, but as the after
approached the policemen succeeded In getting the
crowd into line and the payments progressed in rapid
manner. The accommodations for paying the widows
OF the soldiers somewhat improved The benches In
the Pension Office will about co persons, and Afford
slight comfort TO those who are oDIgeu 10 wait
for hours. Yesterday was the nrst payment ui
der the law and according TO the Pension Agent
tGen Lawrence) everything worked sinoothIy tne ony
drawbacks being the section OF the law hat requires
checks the order OF the pens0ner Instead
OF to bearer thus obng the pensioner 10 De nehned
which was almost impossible. To remedy this the Pen
sion Agent ndOrsed the checks, and thur became hl
self responsible. The Pension Agent " required ny law
10 pay from a IN. TO y. The Sub-Ireasnry,, now
ever closes p , and those who nave receiVea tir
checks after that hour Obliged ~ wait unl the fo
lowing day. "A many of the pensioners are very poor
and are In immediate want OF the money, they aspose
OF their checks at the claim agents III discount o " ON
each check. ..--. 4,
Al the Bureau in the Sub Treasury for the payment OF
invalid soldiers almost precisely the same state OF anas
existed only that seemed 70 De aDle 10 MAINTAIN
order.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
ENGLISH WAR NEWS.
ADVANCE or TIE RUSSIANS-PROGRESs OF TIE
SIEGE OF STRAsBOURG-GERYIAN OPPOSITION
TO FOREIGN INTERVENTION.

ADVANCE or TIE Observation-Disclosures OF TIE
SIEGE OF TRAsBOURG--GERyIAS OPPOSITION
TO FOREIGN INTERVENTION.
LONDON, Monday, Sent. 8, 1870.
The Prussians were reported at st. Quentin last
night advancing on Paris. Montmedy still holds
ont. The city of Sedan was burnt in Thursdays
fight. The bOmbarlment of Strasbourg continues
vigorously. Much damage has been inflicted. The
splendid cathedral has been partly burned and the
wonderful astronomical clock and chime Of bells
in the tower badly injured. There is freshet in the
Rhine. The water is very high, and many dwell
lings in the neighbOrhOod Of StTasbouTg have
been washed away.
AT crowded meeting held at Stuttgardt to-day,
a resolution was adopted recommending that Ger
many refuse the mediation or Intervention of the
Powers. Other resolutions were passed, demanding
the incorporation Of Alsace and Lorraine por-
tion of Germany as the only guarantee against
French greed, and as national compensation for
the expenses of the war; that the Germans must
now be one nation, in State with one army, and
one Parliament and that these are the only sccuri-
ties Of the permanent peace of Germany and
Europe
Congratuatory tclograms from all parts of the
world continue to pour in upon the Prussian Gov
erumcnt. Nearly all Of them contain, in addition
protest against any foreign interference with the
German adjustment of peace.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
p Q ST S CRIPT.
IRE REVOLUTION IN PARIS.
4 A. ".

IRE REVOLUTION IN PARIS.
CORRECTED LIST OF THE NATIONAL DEFENSE
GOVERNMENT-THE NEW MINISTRY-THE RE
PUBLIC PROCLAIMED ELsEwHERE -BUsTs
AND PORTRAITS OF THE EMPEROR DE-
sTROYED-RUMORS OF PEACE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THB TRIBuNBI
PARIS, Monday, sept. 5, 1870.
special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE sends the
following corrected list Of the Provisional Govern
Iocnt taking the name Of the National Defense Gov
,rument: Emmanuel AmGo, Crcmioux, Jules Favre,
Jules Ferry. Gambetta Gamer-Pages, Glais-BizOn,
Penatan. Ernest Picard, Rochcfort, Jules Simon.
The Ministry is as follows:
Iri,ier Of Foreign AGairs-JULEs FlvRE
Afp,,ier Of fJustcc-IsAAC CRENIEUN.
MHs.,r Of The IRtcriOr-LEoS GaMBETTA.
Mr-tr ocFHGpct--ERNrST PICARD.
Superintendent Of Public UOrks-PTERE DORIAN
Mai,i0 81 fCommaCe-,JOSEPH AAGNIN
Napt-iatpGcntot Fa5ic hshHctjOa--JULEs SIMON.
Aai,i1 o6 N0iiuo--MHTIN FoUmCHoN.
Mntia Of UU-LoUIs JULES TOCHU; Also Pres
idcu, of the Committee.
Tic Eopuhlic has Alison been proclaimed at Lyons,
Bo.dcauN. and Marseilles.
"ILiscity i, in state of ndescribable excitement
EverywhcI, are heard cries Of Tire Ia RepabHque"
Al $50 I saw a flag torn down from the Tuileries
gaudrn, doing no damage The Garde Mobile now
occupy tle Tuilcrics. ! heard soldiers IN bar
rack at the Quai d'Orsay cry "Dire la Repab-
Eqs, from the windows. The eagles are torn of the
fac-. saw the busts of the Emperor torn from the
honses by the soldiers and thrown into the Seine,
amid general applause. | saw Rochefort borne in
triumph TO the Hotcl-de-Ville The portraits of the
Emperor and Empress thrown out of the window,
1T Is stated in Brussels that Jules FavTe has
offered peace on condition of the evacuation OF
France by Prussia, and the abolition of standing
army by France"
NO DISORDER-FEtRS OF VIOLENT DEMON
sTRATIoN-PRoCLANAnoN TO THE GARDE
PARIS Monday, Sept. 5, 1870
Great crowds are gathered in the streets. As yet
there has been no disorder. The people are occupied
IN tearing down the Imperial cipher and insignia
from an places. The large bronze eagles have been
taken down from the new Opera House. In the
fanbourcs the workmcn are all idle. Fears are
entertained Of violent demonstration. tonight The
National Guard is 10 be out in force.
The following proclamation has been issued 10 the
Gard, Rationale:
Those on whom your patriotism has iust imposed
the formidable mission of defending the country
thank Won for yOu baave devotion. To your reSo-
luton is due the civic victory which has restored
liberty to France. 1t has not cost drop of blood.
Personal power is no more. The Nation entire re-
sumcs her rights and her arms She rises ready TO
g., .Yoftl, soil Nnuh
her soul. which despOtism had stihcd. You will
maintain with frnness the execution of the laws,
and. rivalng our noble army, you will show us to-
gether the road To victory"
II is known here that the Prussians are advancing
nv forced marches on Paris Rentes were quoted thi'
afternoon AT 50 fr. Csc.