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MANITOBA.
CONTRADICTORY

CONTRADICTORY REPORTS CONCERNING kihL ,
FUTURE COURsE-A GENERAL AMNEsII VI
MANDED-THE CANADIAN TROOPS 10 BE NE
SISTED by THE INSURGENTS.
WASHINGTON, June s.-The Minnesota dele
CATION express great apprehension that the course o,
Canada toward Louis Rel, the Red River President WI"
involve the whole North Western territory In war ~
seems that the Manitoba act more than comedies ci
demands with the important omission OF genera am
nesty IL Is understood at St Paul that the Iu "a
delegates Ottawa when they passed such
were told that no ofenses had been conlntteu %
Canada but that the Queens proclamation W0u soo
Immunity to All the actors IN the nsnrectiOn Sl
Murdoch representing the Home GovernmenI, W .h
pres MT and Joined In this assurance. ON us alt o
Red River delegates consented 70 the organization vi u
Province and the mostunquaed representat9s VI ano
peaceful character OF the Red River eApeoiIp,
Communicated to the American Government Dy "iS'o
News from Fort Garry shows that Rle win raise SGo
men and fight the troops now struggling through lne
derness beyond Lake Superior, unless f ana
fed amnesty be proclaimed. Every days uslay 10 az
TO make the situation critical II Is aneged .Ias
Canada hoped to steal into the country witnouI peis
forced to pledge the safety OF Re and his
II this matter shall remain In its present
state much longer the active Interpolation OF the 10Y
eminent of the United states will become necessary ~
the security Of the frontiers Of Minnesota Dakota, AM
Montana Senator Ramseys resolution ealing ior saSI
mediation will soon be the subject OF report from th'
Committee Foreign Relations
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1870

that such remuneration he publicly declared within two
years after the nth day OF May, 1870. The manner In
which This remuneration may be made and pubialy de
oared shan be agreed upon by the Governments OF the
respective countries.
ART 8. II any such citizen OF the United States; as
aforesaid, naturalized within the d0minions OF Her
Britannia Majesty should renew his residence IN the
United States the United States Government may on
his own application, and such conditions as that GOV
eminent may think ut to impose, readmt him 10 the
character and privileges OF citizen OF the United stas
and Great Britain shall not in that case claim MN
as British subject on account OF MS iorIer
naturalization. In the same manner any
British subjects Aforesaid naralized In the Unteu
States, shOuld renew his residence within the dminohs
OF Her Britanic Majesty, Her Majesty's Government
may, on his application, and on such condons az
that Government may deem proper to impose reaan1
him 10 the character and privileges OF British SUBJECT
andthe United States shall not claim him az cZe OF inc
United States OF his former Naturalization
ART. 4. The present Convention shall be ratlned Dy
the President Of the United states by and with the con-
sent Of the Senate thereof and by Her Brtanic Maesys
consent and the Publications shall he exchanged at Lon
don, may be- within IL months from the date
hereof.
whereof Penipone have signed the
and have afre thereto their respective seals Done a. oneoh
the 18th day Of May the Of Lord one thousand sshi
hundred and seventy. ..
JOHN LATHRoP MOTLEY
CLARENDON.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ROME.


pRoGREss OF THE NFALIBnTY DISCUSSION
PROTEST FROM ITS OPPONENTS AGAINST
THE GAG LAw-PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION
or THE JESUITs IN FAVOR OF THE DOGMA.
PARIS, Wednesday, June s, 1870.
Adviees from Rome, yesterday, state that the Gcu-
usnical Council is now engaged in discussing the
ScAemd de Pimdtid ct IRtdlibltdte by sections Inc
debate on the preamble has closed. There have been
one or two exciting passages between the supporters
and opponents of the proposed dogma but at present
the minority are silent and passive.
The Fathers opposed to Infallibilty have presented
an address TO the Pope through the Cardinal Lega.o
demonstrating against the violent procedures ny
which the meeting of the Sd inst. was dissolved, anu
the debate on the preamble of the schema brought W
-, abrnnt close. They complain that so members,
1bo had given notice of their intention to speak,
rsrnan unhearl. among them Monseigneur Dupan-
Ioun and protest against the vote by which the
debate was terminated declaring that 1t was carried
NV surprise. The address received the signatures Oh
100 members of the Council. =,
UOpiRion Rationale speculates on the prospects Oh
the minority in the Council and asks such men as
Bishops Dupanloup and Strossmeyer, and the Arcn-
bishops of Paris and Rheims are to allow the SUI
premacy of the Jesuits and be struck dumb III then
presence. :, Co.
A great demonstration was made yesterday IN Ia
vor Of Papal Infalhbility. The Jesuts were the
nrime movers in the affair. A large procession
nassed through the streets bearing banners inscribed
" Viua Papa Htaikbiie"
II il asserted that about the LIST of May M. Olivier
cant disnatch to the French ambassador here, in
strnotinQ him to make more efforts to restrain the
action Of the Council The Marquis of Bonneville
accordingly suspended negotiations on the subject
with the Papal Government; but told the French
Bsbops that it was their duty to defend the opin-
IONS Of their Government and advised them TO do all
in their power to obtain notifications of the schema.
II is now added that the Duke de GrammOnt, since
his accession 10 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has
cnnfirmed the instructions of Nj Olivier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
EXAMINATION AT THBNAvhL ACADEMY.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June S.-The examination OF
the Inidshipmen at the Naval Academy, and also the
final examination OF the graduating class, has, after
more than two weeks hard labor for the Board and tho
middies. reached it's end. more than usual number
from the lower classes will be recommended 10 De
dropped from the list on account of not having salts
facory sustained the test required for their promotion
Owing to the fact of the great surplus OF naval ocer AZ
this date Department has determined that the cadets
shall only be the most mer0rous and, in
order to satisfy degree OF merit and proficiency
which they expected to show, the young middies
have to be exceedingly jealous and almost unrea-
sonably accurate in these examinations, or they
will be advised 10 resign. OF the first class, whose
qualification depends upon the average OF their deport
ent during the entire four years OF their pupage not
nge has fallen below the standard, but ON the
contrary remarkable fact which is without precedent
the annals Of the Academy every member passed. and
to-day each received his diploma. The ceremony COM
menced at O'Clock this morning In the presence OF the
officials OF the Navy Department, including the secre-
and Admiral Porter and large number OF strangers
and citizens; the middes were drawn up In line OF bat
tie the open lawn in front Of Commodore Wordens
residence, acting as an escort 10 the members
OF the first graduating class, after frst
being addressed by the Secretary, and their
unsurpassed excellence highly complimepted. They
marched forward and received their testimonials from
Admiral Porter. The first ve standing highest in class
are George L. Dyer OF Maine, who was awarded the
office of Adutant to the Yard last year In testimony OF
his being first in his class Robert G. Peck Massachu
sets; Hawley o. RttenhOuse, New-Jerseyi Henry W.
Sehaefer Illinois, and John Hubbard OF Arizona, one OF
the champion rowers in the recent race
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ANOTHER RAILROAD SLA LIGHTER.

ACCIDENT ON THE RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON
RAILRoAD-THREE PERSONS KILLED AND
LARGE NUMBER WOUNDED.
RUTLAND, June 8.-The night train from
Boston ran into cuvert last night two miles east OF
Summit Station. One engine with ear attached was
sent from the latter place 10 render assistance and aer
taking on board passengers and rainmen
Rutland About one mile north Of Summit the RELIEF
train ran into another cuver the passenger car going
down with the engine. The following is a list OF the
killed and wounded:
KuLEp-Thomas r. Abbott, Lowell, Mass; James 8.
Hardy, NJ. NJ Croker, Rutland. .,, u
WoUsDED-E. NJ. Foss, George Kinney Rutsndi A. M M
Field Greenfield, Mass. Douglas Flint, New-horK W.
II Emerson, Boston W. H. iigyt and Mailman fce Ia NJ
bridge N W. j. Howard, Rutland, all scalded; j.
Mcfarland, Salem, n. Y, and E f. Haskell kuliana,
each had a nip broken Truman Weeks, Stoddard n II.
and w j. Pierce Boston, Mass, leg brokenj u j. Eaton
Bristol Vt face shoulders badly cut Few others
received injuries
Gov Page and Col Merrill, with number OF surgeons
have been at the scene of the disaster to-day rendering
every possible assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

49,. The Geographic lines in the United King
dom are still deranged.
.... On Tuesday party of Havana gems d arnaes
captured wooden cannon near Espiritu santo.
IA new scheme for regulating admission
into the English civil service has been promulgated
So. The Prince de la Tour D'Auvergne Is
slowly recovering from attack Of smallpox in Paris
- Gen. Froissard, Governor of the Prince
Imperial, has taken command of the Camp OF Chalons
49,. An amnesty is to be Immediately decreed
in Madrid for all Republicans compromised III the last
Radical iHsurrecton.
1t is said that the rumored withdrawal
OF NJ Provost Paradol from France Is owing to his grow
ing unpopuarity.
49,. The Worlds Chess Congress will assem-
BILE at Baden in the third week Of July Ample prepara-
tons have been made for the entertainment Of those
who attend brilliant programme Is offered, and Vaiu
able prizes will be distributed.
.... The crop prospects Of England are an
nouIced IA follows Wheat looks fine and more than an
average crop is expected Grass Is unusually thin, and
the hay prospects discouraging. Farmers expect
only about half the usual crop OF oats barley and beans
OF potatoes and other root tho yield Will be about
usual.
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CRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

On Tuesday Zedick +. Walker, a carpenter,
fel nom house top Baltimore aud received injuries from which be
died. -, -, -.
Baltimore took place yesterday
About thousand persons present
THE school-house at Broadalbin, Fulton Co,
n Y lightning Tuesday instantly killing the teacher
Mr. Ripley, and injurng some Of the scholars
BENJAMIN Greble, aged 20, a resident Of Balti
more was killed Tuesday by locomotive
dephia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
The cornerstone of new Unversast Church
Mass Yesterday Centenary services held
this evening Nearly $500 were raised
AT the evening session of the U. s. Senate yes
terdsy Indian Appropriation bill passed The Apporonmen
bill xas considered, bat without result
IA terrific tornado passed over the Santee In
dian completely demohshng the buildings
neced Episcopal mon and killing carpenter and Indian
who were building and seriously injuring painter
The Montreal express train on the Harlem Ex-
tension Railroad with accident yesterday Clarendon, where
bridge washed by the Tuesday night The
engine three the river The sman missing and
,upos broke his and otherwise
veJ hjsred The baggage slightly injured No other
slues are reported
The Musical Festival which opened at Spring
Geld Mas Yesterday The chorus numbers 500
nse Of T. Gmorr Of Boston and Amos Whit
g Springfield Madame Parepa Rosa the ageu The
last evening crowded and excited great
popular concert will be given to-day with fun chorus
cannon e Sc The festival Will close tonight wsh
he ofato % tie Creation"
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TELEGRAPUIC NOTES.

49,. There was fine fall of rain on Tuesday night
Yesterday morning throughout Maine which just 10 to
the hay crop
The long-pending cases of the Concord Rail-
road Conductors ag George Cough the Supreme Court Manhes
ter decided in favor of the railroad corporation all
the points
-. The annual musical exhibition Of the Primary
children OF Boston took place yesterday Music Hall Twelve
hundred children joined in the exercises which were pronounced
great success
The vote in San Francisco on the question of
issuing bonds aid the Southern Pacsc Railroad
at the last general election The result ia
iority against the subsidy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

ID Howard Livingston, recently reported muir
dered at Osvego, n v, 10 nov In Chicago
-. The Board of Directors of the Union Railroad
Company Baltimore have ecied wm g. Harrison President Of the
COMPANY.
The Rev. Henry NJ. Hartman, ID. d., of Balti-
more elected Professor Of Ancient Languages In Dickinson
College, Csrisle, Penn
Samuel Kinds well known citizen Of Balti-
more ded on formerly sheriff Of that city
aud had Of the Board Of Police Commissioner He
pIoulpeppI eesBseled with he MeIbota bpseopa Church
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FRANCE.

NJ. oIIIvIER's ADVICE TO THE CABINET.
PARIS, Wednesday, June g. 1870.
The Constitutional Qndependant Imperialist)
has an editorial to-day advising the Cabinet TO depend
the party Of the Left the Corps 1t said that the
article was written by M. Olivier.
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SWITZERLAND.

ARREST OF ITALIAN REV0LUTI0NISTS.
BERNB. Wednesday, June 8, 1870
Many Italian refugees, who were preparing to
cross into Italy with arms in their hands, have been
arrested on the border by the Swiss authorities and
sent into the Interior where they placed under
bonds not to quit the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
ITALY.
MAzZINI IMPLlCAT

HAzZryI IMPLICATED IN THE RECENT REVOLT
TIOyARY MOvEMENTS-A DEMAND TO BE
MADE FOR HIS EXPULSION FROM SwITZER-
LAND.
FLORENCE, Wednesday, June s, 1870
II Is reported that the Italian Government has in
;ts nossession conclusive evidence that Mazzni is
personally implicated in the rebel movements on the
Swiss frontier. The fact will be- if it has not
already BEEN brought to the attention of the Swiss
Government: and demand will be made for the
surrender of the agitator OF his expulsion from
Sutherland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

will CO. The Savannah win make the cruise ir pecsye
shipmen not going on the cruise wiz proDaoy reo"'
lesyes Of absence until September or October
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GREAT BRITAIN.

PROF, BIR DEFEAT OF THE MINISTERIAL REFORM
MEASURES-A YACHT CAPSIZED AND TWELVE
PERSONS DRowNED-sERIoUs ACCIDENT IN A
CONCERT HALL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

The following nominations sent to the Senate To-
day: ~ So
Posmsst1.N CA-on Bluff Arb John sechns Corpus
Chns TeIs. Edward Union NewMereoi VIM POI
loci BrowuVe Ysb John Marshall P,tsnoah Eeo william
A Campb.n sainA Kansas PlhbuTJ Manhattan Kansas
On account Of the great scarcity OF seamen IN the Navy
the secretary has compelled 70 curta the Practice
ber VI vessels gong out with the pqshippen) bat one
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-22

APPLICANTS forscLools In Snyder county,
will be examined NJ
Sclinsgrove. Ulri h's school house, Fri.
day. Saturday Sept 8Ulh.
West Perry, anl Independent, y Roads,
Saturday. Oct. Let.
Washington Frccburg Academy, Saiur-
day, Oct. sih.
Centre. Conlrevillc, Monday. Oct. l0h.
Monroe, Shamohin Dam, Wednesday.
Oct. l2lh
Beaver. Beavprtown. Thurcdny Oct 18Th.
Beaver West. ulsh sghoo. house, Friday,
Oct. llth.
Penn. Rows church. Saturday. Oct. 10Th.
Chapman, Mckccs, Monday, Oct. l1th.
Union. Port Trcverton school house
Tuesday. Oct. 18th,
Perry. Schnee's church, Wednesday Oct.
i9h.
Jackson, Kroizervillc, Thursday, Oct.
2Db.
Midllecrces, we,zel school house, Fri
day. Oct. 2lsi.
Middleburg & Franklin, Middleburg
Saturday, 22nd.
Spc Nal examinations will be held nj
Freeburg. OH Saturday, Nov. 9th Il l2lh.
commencing promptly each day nj o'clocl,
\. NJ. No priyuc examinations will he
held, applicants must appear at Gather oi
above named places. Directors and citi
zcns are expected TO be present.
wM. MOVER.
Go. Sup't.
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sErTEMRER ynrnr
COTRT PROCLAMATION.

Nybereas the Hon. s. s Woods Presi
w dent Judge of the judicial District
composed of the counties vt snyder. Union
aud Miflin aud \. r. Midlcswarih nnd
George G. Meyer. ksqs Associate judges
in and fpr Snyder county have issued their
rrcceipt hearing doie the the 28d day Of
May. 1870, aai to mo directed for
the holding of an Orphans court. n court
of Common Pleas, cCurt Of Oyer and Ter
miner nud General court Of Cuartrr Scs.
sions or the reacc at NilAlchurg. Cor the
county Of snyder. on the i,h Monday. (he.
ing the 10Th day Of september, $50 and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 tie
Coroner. Justice of.rhe Peace and Consta
blcs in an for the county Of Snyder. TO np-
pear IN their proper person With their rolls
records. inluisition'. examinations aud
o'lcr rcmcuhrnuccs 10 Iu thosc thiuca
which Of their Offices aud in their behalf
pertain to he done and wi'ncssc. and per.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common-
wealth against ary person or persons nrc
required 10 he then and there attending
aud not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested to Lc puuct.
ual in their attendance at tie appointed
time agrccHLly to nciics.
Given under my hand and seat at the
Shcrins office in Middlcburg, the 23l day
Of March. A. D., one thousand ciget
bund ard seventy.
JOTN :. WOLF, Sheriff.
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PETIr JURoRs.

Bedrer--Dauicl II. Kline, Wm. II. Drecsc.
Abraham Shook. Wm Beaver, Levi Gill,
john GelE, Jecoh q. Snyder.
B,dr,r Brsi--Levi Pickhart. Jack. Orwig,
Elias Borman, Henry Ulsh, Abraham
Shook.
Ccnrc-George Henry, sr., Robert Has
singer, Geo. W. Showers, David ReicAly,
John Bowersox.
ChoPwon-Wm II. Biting, Bennevillc Krc-
mer, Henry VI. Freed.
JaekSon --George klingler. Jr., Daniel Oldt,
Francis J. Foyer. John Klingler, Samuel
4 Walter, Hernhnrd Kline.
N,ddisLurg-Anthony J. spccht, Henry
Hcchmin, Henry Bacbman.
MGdiccreet-Androw Benfer, J. i. Yoder.
EoHroe--Wi illism S. lille.
Pcnns--pcter liostcrman Henry Row Lewis
Miller. Charles Miller, George Fisher,
Lewis NJ. Snyder.
Perry Charles Boyer. John d. Yergcr.
Yy0re-Benjnm Houscw
CniOH-Elias Menrlcl, Emanuel Auker,
Henry Burns, Samuel Wilmer.
Washi"g'o4-John Arbogari, Daniel u.
Meyer, Joseph Iloag.
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an advance 1000 bnshel west cru
sold at 90c, and 800 bushels do at S5c
Oats are quite firm, but less active !;
s,ics Of 5000 bushels state and west
crn at 5i05jc Corn is quite active
aud and an advance Of lose. was Oh
famed. Among the sales were 200
bushels yellow at 96@91e.; 400 bushs
els high mixed western at 0ic., and
400 bushels low mixed do. at 020
03c
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II seems to be petty generally con-
ccedcd by candid and well irrolmcd
Democrats. that Lycon,ing county will
bc carried by the Republicans ut The
election next month The Democ, tic
party is in = helpless and demoralized
condition it has no leaders no organ
iza,ion, and no confidence is rcpoSd
in the men who aspire TO lead it,
IIWidmspo,1 BHl'iia.
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L lSr OF JURORS URAWN FOR
IL SEPTEMBER TERM, 1870.
GPASp JCrors.

GRANp Jynors.
BcGr,r--Jacob Gross, Reuben Drccsc.
Beaver Hcsi-- Solomon krcbbs. liy. Ben fer.
CIdymdn-Adnm - ilorr0ld.
Fronkhn-Samuel Gilbert, IL. u. Mitchell
Jockson-Jacob Leitzel, George Il. Beufer.
WtdR',cs5ok-Jercmiah ilublcr.
.gon,oe- isaac Jarrett, Daniel Beaver, Wm
Keller.
P,nns--lIcnry Ar'l'y, George J. Sehoch,
william Hughes.
Perry William Harding. william lleiecs
Ptrry Hesi--rhiiip VI. Tcnls.
Scim,grort-F. VI. schuurc, Samuel Gem.
bcrlitE.
IHoH-IIsrrison Wilmer.
WasdmytoH- Joel Row, George G. Glass.
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AN Alr
AN Not
SIGNALLING &c mode Of voting Al

Scgnlating &c mode of voting At oil elcc.
iions in the several counties Uf this COM
upnwcallh.
Rae. l'--.Be il enacted. &C., That the
qualified voters of the several counties of
this Commonwealth, st all general. town
ship, borough and special elections, are
hereby, hereafter, authorized and required
10 vote, hy tickets, printed, or written. or
partly printed and partly written, severity
classified rs follows One ticket shall en-
brace the names Of all judges of courts vol.
ell for, aud 10 be labelled. outside, Judiei.
airy :: one ticket shall cmlraca The names
of all the State officers voted for. sul b.
labelled, state one ticket shall embrace
the names ~ all county officers voted for.
including Office OF senator. member, And
members of assembly, il voted for, aud
IN mcmhcr' OF congress, il voted for, and be
labelled, county one ticket shall emhacY
the names of all township officers voted for.
and be labelled, township one tickei
shall embrace the names II all borough
officers voted for, aud hJ labelled. .horo :;
and each class shall be deposited ia sepa.
nrat hsllot.hoXes.
sGc, THAT it shall be tho duty Of the
sheIiis, in The several coun'ics or ,hiscom
moHwealIh, 10 insert ia their elect on ,roc
iamatious, Hereafter Issued. the l-i section
Of this act JAS. X. ksLy.
speaker of the House Of Representatives
DAVID FiENlNG
Speaker of the Senator
ArrRovgD Tile thiIticlh day Of Mnreh.
huuo pomini one thousand eight hundred
and si1iy'slx A. q. CUgTIS-
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.tBlNET ORGAN AND MELODEON
~ MANUFACTOKY,
Ware Room and Store on Pine Street,
Factory on Snydcr street,
SelinsgrOye, IA.

If you want to hear md sec nnn toned n nd
beautiful organs and Mclodoars call at our
Ware room and store. We use none bnt the
be.t material In making irstripeuts. Try one
OF them and you viii be sailfhed
livery instrument !. warranted Tor Ave years
Dealers, Agents and Ministers of tho Gospel
are invited 20 correspond with us and send for
Price list. We arc also agents for the best New
York aud PhiIleiphia Pianos
Niollns ana AccOrdcons from s3 TO sIb. Violin
Strih2s, sheet Music, Picture Frames, Sc, Ac,
always on hand.
Planes and Accordcons correctly tuned and
repaired.
Gall on, or address by letter
r.. Il. SALEM & co,
SEPT. |, 1870 Sclinsrrove ia.
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VRlALLIS", SEPT TERN, 1870.

Craig& Blanchard W william q. iierrol,
same VI George West
same W Eurns, Buwcs Meyer
fnnJ same
same W Jacob ilcudricks ct. al
stme came
y son Dnulorinan W Enos I. Walter
Geo B0lig \ Daniel Hummel " same
a. I. Shindcl, rTcas'r. So W T.. y. ROcback
T. :, |. Smith iate Ia rtuers sc VI As tummit rs
Jacob Ming nLd Wife ys Josiah =. Lair
Samuel l. Beck Va Anon y. Mitchell
snmo " sam Romig * Joseph Hainc'
same " Adam Suecht y SAINT Wetzel
same vs. John Try
Daniel Mat'crn vs. tathatlns Nottcrn
samuel Wagner vs. George stuck
John J.. Richter Va Elizabeth Richter
Jacob X smith vs. FranLlln hrelder
Simon Iechlnpn vs. Peter Eclgol
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TUE Harrisburg Topic. started by
DR.. Gihon some time age, suspended
publication on Saturday. The I!pr.
iisbnrg Printing Association have
purchased the material, and propose to
publish new paper called the PeHR-
yiraRia State Journal