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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-24
EUROPE.

A Commercial Treaty-A New Gable.
LONDON, February %.
The commercial treaty between Austria and
Great Britain has been ratified.
The contract for new line OF steamers be-
tween Sidney and California, via Honolulu, has
been signed.
The new cable to connect with the West india
Islands Is ready to be laid. ~
The Catholic Powers and the Pope.
PARIS, February %.
dispatch from Vienna says that the Austrian
Government If 1t receives the CO operation Of
Napoleon, proposes to convoke the Catholic pow
ers In opposition to the pretenslons Of the Pope.
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COLUMBIA, February

COLUMBIA, February "a.
Both houses now hold two daily sessions,
and business Is rushed through at lightning
speed. Most of the members seem to be sin.
cerely anxious to close up the work by March
lst, but there are few intriguers, men Of Lit
tie note but much ingenuity, who console them.
selves with the hope that the Governor will call
an extra summer SESSION for their particular
benefit. This would give the "Forty Thieves,
as they are called, an opportunity Of "seein9
light" to good purpose; but am assured that
Governor Scott will not call an extra session
unless some extraordinary event happens,
such, for instance, as an earthquake, apestt
lence or new rebellion.
Che Appropriation bill, which was read a
first time yesterday, did not have It's second
reading to-day, but will probably pass in do,l-
ble-quick time. The bill is as follows:
Be II enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the State Of South Carroll
ma, now met and sittingin General Assembly,
and BY the authority OF the same:
SECTION l. That the following sums be, aud
they are hereby, appropriated for the pay
ment of the various officers and expenses OF
the State Government, that Is to say:
For salarieS-for the Governor, three thou.
sand five hundred dollars; for the Secretary OF
State, three thousand dollars; for completing
the index to the records Of the office of the
Secretary of State, two thousand dollars for
clerk to Secretary Of state, one thousand dol
lars; for the private secretary of the Governor,
two thousand dollars; for the adjutant and In
spector-general. twenty-five hundred dollars;
for the assistant adjutant and inspector-gene-
ral, fifteen hundred dollars; for the comptrol-
ler- general, three thousand dollars; for clerk
to the comptroller-general, one thousand dol
lars; for the State treasurer, twenty-five hun
dred dollars; for the chief clerk to the State
treasurer, eighteen hundred dollars; for the
auditor of the State, twenty-five hundred dol
lars; tor the State auditors clerk, one thousand
dollars; for the superintendent Of education,
twenty-five hundred dollars; for the clerk to the
superintendent of education, eight hundred dol
lars; for the chief constable, fifteen hundred dol
lars; for the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court,
four thousand dollars; for the two associate
justices, seven thousand dollars; for the eight
circuit judges, twenty-eight thousand dollars;
for the eight circuit solicitors, eight thousand
dollars; for the Attorney General, three thous-
and dollars, for the Attorney-GeneraPs clerk,
one thousand dollars; for the clerk Of the gu
prelhe Court, fifteen hundred dollars. for the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-24
THE INDIANA CONVENTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, Februa

INDIANAPOLIS, February o.
The Republican State Convention met here
this afternoon. General Thomas NJ. Brown, OF
Randolph County. was elected permanent chair
man, with one vice. president from each Congres.
slonal District, and Rev. W. T. Malone, colored,
ofNew Albany, as vice-presldent from the State
at large The colored vice-president was con.
Quoted TO the platform amid the most deafening
cheers OF the delegates. There are two colorcd
delegates present from Wayne and three from
Floyd County.
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TIE WAVES AND WEATHER.

NORFOLK, VA, February 2Y
three.masted steamer is ashore ten miles
below Cape Henry, name unknown.
FORTRESS MONROE, February 2s.
Three Inches OF snow this morning.
WILMINGTON, N. O., February ss:
A cold rain all day, Thermometer a degrees.
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HOMICIDE.

RICHMOND, va, February %.
Franklin B. Hovy, OF New York, was killed
to-day by a drunken soldier, who, after he had
fred several shots at the police, was arrested.
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THE DAY'S DOINGS.

Debate ON ths Social Equality Bill
The "Forty Thicves'' and Adjourn
ment-Leslie and the land Com.
mission.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CRIMINAL.

AT THE BAR OF THE HOUSE
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A PoSTPoNEMENT UNTIL TODAY.
TELEGRAPHS HIS RE
sIGNATIoN, WHICH SCOTT HAS
TENS TO ACCEPT.
His Expulsion to-day is Nevertheless
Certain.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

ispEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE EEws
WASHINGTON, February 25.
Nearly nc whole of the session of the House
was devoted to the case Of whittemore, the South
Carolina "carpet.bagn Congressman, who was
given until today to make his defence against
the charges OF selling West Point cadeishIps. No
such excitement has been known in the Capitol
siHce the impeachment trial. The galleries Of
the House were crowded to sufTocation, and hun
| dreds OF eager visitors were unable TO obtain ad-
mIttance On the floor Of the House were throngs
Of privileged persons, who listened to the proceed
| ings OF the day with undiminishing interest.
At the precise time fixed for hearing the case,
whIttemore appeared at the bar of the House,
and was the mark OF every eye.
Z. F. Butler, OF Massachusetts, at once presented
an affidavit Of whittemore, asking for more de-
lay, and promising to give more rebutting evil
dence. At the same time Butler said that he ap-
pcared as the counsel for Whittemore.
For at least an hon., the House was the scene
OF great confusion. Points Of order were raised
on oil sides, whether Whittemore or Butler should
be allowed to speak in defence. Finally resolu-
ton was allowed to be offered postponIng the
further hearing OF the case.
Butler, with characteristic elrrontery denoun-
ced the investigation as an attempt to levy "blacG
main This charge was replied to by General
Logan, who vehemcntly pronounced Whlttcmore
to be clearly convicted by his own admissions.
Amid much excitement the House refused, by q
vote OF SO to 1885, to give more time to White
more The previous question was ordered Oh the
resolution to expcl the criminal Congressman,
and was about to pass unanimously, when
whittemore imploringy appeal ed to be heard In
his own defence ut noon tomorrow. The House
generously granted this request.
1t Is known tonight that the prayer for another
postponement was o mere trick. Whittemore
has telegraphed Governor Scott, OF South Caro-
lima, rendering his resignation, and the latter re-
plies accepting tile resignation but 1t is believed
that the House VIII, neycrtheless, pass tAe eA-
pulsion resolution tomorrow.
Another Account.
[fRoM THE ASSOCIATED PREss.l
WASHINGTON, February %.
The expulsion Of Whlttemore tomorrow IS
confidently expected. Great excitement exists
among Whttemore's friends, who threaten that
many others shall follow him. 1t takes two
thirds vote to expel.
When Whlttemore's case came up he made
strong appeal for more time Ben Butler, VINO
dsavowed any intention OF voting, appeared Us
Whittemore's attorney. Notions to give twenty
days and to give indeanite time were defeated,
and the previous question was ordered. This
gave Logan one hour, which he yielded to Whit
temore. The vote on the direct question Will be
taken tomorrow.
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THE AUG USrA FIRE PARADE.
A GALA DAY FOR THE FiREMEN.
The GnthcrIng-Forming Linc-Play-
ing oT-The Result.
rFRou OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

TFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
AUGUSTA, February %.
The natal day Of the Father of his Country
was celebrated in Augusta by grand parade Of
Its firemen, and representatives Of other cities
both Of the Empire and Palmetto States. 1t was
O gala occasion, and one which will be long re-
membered by the fremen and citizens OF Augusta.
THE ASSEMBLY.
The hour for the assembling Of the lremen with
their apparatus at "Bell tower" on Greene street,
had been fixed ut half.past I, and O'Clock the
hour for forming the line, but O'Clock arrived
before they were ready. Shortly after that hour
Chief Engnee- Bryson and hls assistants formed
the companies with their apparatus along Greene
street, after which the companies left their appa-
ratus in line and proceeded to The City Hall,
where the Mayor made brief speech OF welcome.
The companies then returned to their apparatus
and reformed for the parade In the following
order
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w AS HIN ON.

WAS HIN CT o N.
THE CONGRESSIONAL CRIMINAL.
wHTTTEMORE AT THE BAR OF THE HOUSE
BEN BUTLER APPEARS As HIS COUNSEL.
WHITTEMORE AGAIN PLEADS FOR
MERCY.
AP PosTpoNEMENT UNTIL TODAY
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BEN BUTLER APPEARS As HIS COUNSEL.
AGAIN PLEADS FOR

MERCY.
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sLPYEilsiER GOVRs.
s~-~e
COURT PROCLAMATION.


NNhcreas the Hon. $. S. Wood. Presi.
w dent Judge Of the Juicial District
composed of the counties Of Snyder. Union
and Mil',n aud \. h. Mil,csHarih and
George G. Moycr, E,q5 i-gociatc Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
prccclpt hearing date the the 22d day Of
May, 1870, and TO me directed for
The holding of an Orphans court, n court
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyo. and Ter.
miner and General court Of Quarter Scs-
sions OF the reacc at Middlchrrg. for the
county Of snyder, on the TN Monday. The.
ing the a5il day Of September, i870.) and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 tie
Coroner, Justice Of the Peace nud Consta
bles in nm for the county of Snyder, to ap-
pear in their proper person With their rolls
records, inquisitOns. examinations aud
oher remembrance 10 do those things
which Of their Offices and in their behalf
pertain TO be dome aud witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common-
veal h against any person or persons are
required TO be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave ut their
peril. Justices are requested 10 be punct.
ual in their attendance at the appointed
time agrccably to potcs
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sheriif's Office in Mddleburg. the 23d day
Of March, \. d., one thousand ciget
hund aud seventy.
JOHN $. WOLF, Sheriff.
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TuREg MoNTns fon NoruINa.-
That old and admired weekly litora-
~ paper, TuE SATURDAY EVENING
PosT, offers to send to all New Sub
scribcrs for 1871, whj send in their
subscriptions by the first of Novcm-
bcr, the numbers for October (bcrip-
ing Oct s.), Novc,n Der aod December.
without charge---bciug thirteen addi-
tionai papers gratis, or is months in
all This is putting the Subscription
price to new subscribers at about cost
but we suppose the idea is 10 il to run
up large circulation. Tue prico o.
TIE Posr is S2,50a year; two cop
ics for S4.00 4 copies fur SO 90 %
copies (and one gratis $500. Every
single (s2.5O) subscriber, rs well n
every one who gets up club. get. "a
beautiful Premium Engraving, We
advise our readers to look into this
offer before subscribing for other civ
papers. THE Posi- is large page
sheet, and full Of excellent reading.
Samples Of Tnr Posr arc sent gratis.
Address II. Peterson & Co., 3l0 Wal
nut street, Philadolphin.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-08


BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
OcroBER.--Thc appearance of Ballou's
Magazine for October reminds us that
tho evenings are growing longer and
that the people will read to occupy
their leasure hours, Now such a mag.
azine a. Ballou's is just what is want
ed at the freside. II contains SO
many good stories, so much poetry Of
real merit, and SO many engravings of
Interest, aud all for Is cents single
copies, or $3.50 per year, that wo do
not wonder at its circulation being the
largest of any magazine iu the country
Itdessrvss it, for it is euterprising an d
ful Of life. 1t il for sale at oil peri
odical stores in the country. Thomas
Il Talbot, 63 Congress Street, Boston,
are the publishers.
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NOTICE.-Noticc i.

REGlSTER'S NOTICE.-Noticc il
~ hereby given TO all concerned, that tho
following named persons hevo settled their ac.
counts w the Registers Oliice, at Mtdliebhrg,
SnydsfcOuuty, and that the said accounts III
be presented for confirmation and allowance 4
the Orphans' Court to 10 held atm burg tor
the County OF snyder, on tho Fourtl, Monday nf
September, being the 2eth day of said month, via;
/. The account OF Jacob swarm and Isaac
Swarm, Executors Oi the last will and testament
of Joseph swarm, deceased,
2. The account Of Henry Nerhood, Admir-. OF
the estate Of Polly Csrwell, deceased.
Q. The account Of Henry TIeaster, Executor OF
the last viii andtestament of Elizabeth Treaster
deceased.
4. The account Of Henry X. ISnepp aud Henry
Benler, Ex'rs OF the Estate Of Ua niel Enepp dcd.
D. The account Of Samuel Wittenmyer, Admir-
Gum Testamento annoxo of tho estate Of Robert
W. Smith, deceased. f..
0, The account OF solomon Ebright and John
j. Swartz, Executors Of tho estate OF John Eb.
right, deceased.
The account Of Henry Denler, AdUlnlstrator
OF the estate of Isaac Ramer deceased.
..... =. u. SCHuDk, Register.
Registers ofico, Middlebhrg, Aug, %, Is7O.
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DRowNED.-On Monday evening
last Q young man named Trutt, agcd
about 20 years, fell from canal boa,
while pushing it up in tho West
Branch, above Northumberland, and
was drowned. He is supposed to have
got under raft lying close by, as he
was not seen alter falling. His body
has not been found yet. Mr.. Truit
resided at Winfield, Union county,
and was engaged IL boating coal irom
Northumberland to DR.. Rocks fur
hace.-SnnLuy american.
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COUNTERFEIT TEN DOLLAR NoTE.-
As few Of our ner tans and shop
keepers can afford 70 ioosp ten dollars
in the present state of trade, they are
cautioned to be aware OF counterfeiis Of
tho above denomination on the Pough-
ksepsie National Bank. The face OF
tho note is well executed, and the en-
craving il Of the finest character
which makes it dangerous counterlejt
but it can be easily detected by look
ing on the back, which is very poorly
engraved and printed, and generally
In great contrast with the face Of the
note.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-08

Rvssy SATURDAY for September lois one
Of the handsomsst Illustrated Papers ever
Issued. II contains European War Pictures.
---ths baden Prisoners taken at Nieder
bronn; French Soldiers bathing at Nancy /;
A Prnssian Out Post; Saarbruckj and
Some Recruits Tor the South German Ar.
my. II has. besides, due portraits of Mad
emoissns ssssi and Geo. w. Cbilds OF the
PnILApsLpHIA LEoER beautiful art pie
turs,--A Picnic In the Woods, by A. Hop
pin Summer Days, by W. j., Hennessy
and On the Beach st Long Branch, by c.
q. Bush, ,4,lif ,.f ,...ifT.af. n ...i'
Jts Literary cont tents comprise able and
very interesting Editorials on The Balance
y Power. An Empires Bull Run. On the
unssstaiRty Of Tkings, A desirable CalsIl-
~: s!e. y Ass : fSll summa,y Of Home
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AccIDENr.-Newton S. fechrer, of
this place whilst engaged at tho new
bridge over the river, had one OF his
arms broken.
ASoTnER. Oh Saturday last tle
younger son of Samuel Gcmbcrling in
this place, whilst engaged at hauling
water, had q barrel Of water fall OH
his leg breaking the leg badly between
tho knee and the ankle. - Times.
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Two BoArNEa, charged with lar
ceHy, were arrested, n few days ago,
near Port Trcvetrop, aud failing to
procure bail for their appearance at the
hext Court of Quarter Sessions. were
lodged ip jail to await trial. The sto-
len goods consisted of mackeral aud
feed, the property Of II. NJ. Freed
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TIM Democrats of Union County
havo made the foiiowing nominations :
For CcbgressAR. II. Barber. For
Senator-A. II. Din, Esq. For As
sen,bly--Wm. Young For Sheriff
G. ID. Cox. For Jury Commissioner
Daniel Long.
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PLIIRnIEs SUBPOENA IN DI-

(~~l SNYDER COUNTY, SIS;
SEAL The Commonwealth OF Pennsylyanla
S->->|) to the Sheriff Of Snyder Co. 0REETIsG
WHkaEAs, Abraham BfuIner did on tho 10th
day of Decenber A, D., 1888, prefer his petition
to ths Judges OF our said Court OF Common Pleas
OF the County Of Snyder, Praying for the causes
therein set forth, that DO aught to be divorcsh
from the bonds Of matrhiony entered into with
Charlotte Drummer. Or l-fef.ia luiHJlTl
We do therefore command you as heretofore
you were commanded, the said Charlotte Brun-
euses whatsoever, yeu be and appear In your
proper person before our Judges at Middleburg,
at Court Of Common Pleas there TO " held for
ber, A. 10 1919. next, to 'answes tho petfion oi
the said Abraham nrnpner, and u show cause,
II any you have, Why the sald Abraham Hranner,
boses q nAtrimony skresably 70 the acts q the
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-08
INVENTORY OF WIDOWS

l. UNDER THE $500 LAW.D
NOTICE Is horeby givep that the Inventory oi
SornIA HAus, widow Of samnei Haus, late OF
the Borough OF Seiinsgrove, dec'dt OF REBECCA
KUHss, widow OF Samuel kuhns, late Of Centre
townshid; OF ELIZABETH BusB, widow Of Noes
Bush, late Of Perry township, deceased, hayo
OF Snyder county, and will be presented 10 said
Court for approval on Monday, the Goth day VI
September next. y. GROUSE,
Clork OF Ordhans' Court.
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ThTrr JuInr-
BsGrtr- Daniel II. Kline WIN. H. prccsc.
Abraham Snoyk VIM Beaver. Levi Gill.
John Gctz. Iccoh g. snyder.
BSHtsr W.st--Leyi richhart. Jack. Orwig.
Elias Bormau, Henry ulsh, Abraham
Shook.
Cmtrs--Gcorsc Henry. Sr.. Robert Has.
siugcr Geo. ". showers, David Rcichly.
John Buwcrscx.
CiJyw0--Nm H. Fitting, Bonneville kre.
mcr, Henry NJ. Freed.
Jdcksoq --George Kiiuglcr, Jr., Daniel Oljt,
Francis !. Boyer. John klingler, Samue!
7 Walter. Bernhard Kline.
Nddi,bUrg y. Spccht, Horny
Hrchnln. Henry Bachmnn.
WhHec,crt-Andrcw Brnfer, J. 7. Yodcr.
William =. lille.
PpHs--Petcr llostermsn. Henry Row. Lewis
Miller, Charles Miller, George Fisher,
lewis VI. Snyder.
PcSrg-- Charles Foyer. John u. Ycrgcr.
S.tusyror Reujamin lluu-eworth.
ta,OH---Elins MCui4el, Emauucl Aukcr,
Henry BUrns, Samuel Wilmer.
HJstug'OH--Juhn ArOogaat, Daniel u.
Moycr, Joseph llong.
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In our list Of the Democratic nom.
inees Of the county, which We pub
iished last week, we Inadvertently
omitted the namc Of j. q. l.. Shiudei
who wns nominated for Associate
Judge. .fI.. .,.
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suNBuRfis is evidently becoming q
great railroad centre, as the GoseHe
ssys that seventeen passenger trains
arrive and depart from thero Every
twcn,y-four hours.
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A VALUABLE horse. belonging to
Mr.. Anthony Speoht Of this place died
from the effect OF palsy, yesterday
Mr.. Specht is n hard. working man,
and the loss Of q horse at this time
will be severely felt.
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NXECUTORSeSALE ~ joD
IL OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


The following described Real Estate, situate
In Beaver township, Snyder county. Pa, VIII be
exposed TO Public Sale, ON the premises, on
saturday, OctObev Z, 1910,
at 10 O'Clock. A, NJ. Bounded on the North by
land OF Henry u. Knepp and others, South By
land Of Yalentlue knepp, East by Peter doss
tsining ONE HUNDRED L FORrY ACRES,
strict measure, sbout 100 acres cleared, under
feneo, and In good state OF cultivation, The bal
On the said tract Is erected good Wsather.
boarded Log Dwelling House, new Bank Barn,
aud other necessary bundtngs. A lever falling
s.sont SS~sF ssps soSSsnss 70 the
house. This p4operty Ia located Within THREE
lallna of the 3. = l.. Raiiload, and eoaysnient 70
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SHERIFF WOLF furnished us with u
rather long " story this week, iu con-
sequence of which our columns are
somewhat crowded. Although the
story is not new one nothing will be
lost by reading IL,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-08

GRAY SQUIRRELS are said to be un-
usually plenty in this vicinity the pres
eht season. Newton Bacbman in.
forms us that he shot thirty.nine gray,
cod large number of red squirrels,
since the FIRST of las: mouth. Newt
and "Olh Joe" seldom 20 ginning
without bagginS fine lot of game.
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NToTIcE Is nEREBY GIVEN tina, v q

NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN that v Q.
IN have purchased the following person.
property, sold by virtue Of writ Of Fieii
Faclas, issued out ofthe Conrt Of Common
pless'of Snyder county, Ms the property OF
Roswell Ro,broek, to- vii ,--0ne Cooki, z
Stove, d csair, lstand, 4 Table, ! Bet OF,
chairs, J clock, 4 looking Glass, corner
cupboard, Dedslsad and Holding, 1 Sui.
Key, Tons Hay, Saddle, Bride. &c.,
having left the same in his possession. tho,
pdblie Ia hereby cautioned not 70 neddlS'
or interfere with the same. a - 10,
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IT is an absolute pleasure to work
and write TO: the election of such u
man as Nlr. johnson, knowing that he
is ss true ~ steel having proved it,
and that any Iascality, or treason, OF
shadow Of dishonest intrigue is en-
tircly foreign to his nature. No Re
publican can ostracise him with a clca.
conscience. .-sLewisjUrg Chronicle.
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We learn that the coutrnct for grad
ing That part Of the l.. G. x s. G. Rail
Road, from lewisburg 70 Miillinburg
was let to Messrs. Wallace % Black.
Work will be commenced forthwith.
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Carr; L. N. HoLMEs. gives notice
that he will run a hack to and from
this place to the camp-eround, during
tho progress of the meeting. Charges
moderate.
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TRlALLls:, SEPT. TERM, 1870
I ISr OF JURORS UR AVN FOR
IL SEPTEMBER TERM, isTo.


GRAND JruoRs.
Benrrr --Jocob Gross. Reuben Drccse.
Bcdrfr Hcsi-'olom1u krcbbs. lIy. Ben FER.
CL5pH ra-Nlim - hcrrulh.
Hk1R-Sahucl Gilh,ri II. u. Mitchell
Jacison-jacob lciircl. George Il. b,nfcr
N.dsIstre,t--Jcrswiah Uuhlrl..
HoHtoc- Isaac Jarrett, Danici rcay9r, Wm
Keller.
PeaDf--llcnry Ar,lcy, George j. Schoch,
William lligNcs.
P,rry--Wiliinm Harding. william lleigcs
Pufs Utsi--rhilip NJ. Teats.
bcrlitg.
lr,cH--ilnr,ison Witmcr.
N'dsingioS--Joci Row, George g. Glass.