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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
EMIL WILVERT,
Chnirnnnn Standing Commit

Sunhury, W. W.--John Youugman.
T.. W.. X. Davis.
Milton, n. W.-P. l., Ilackcnbcrg.
S. VII. c. stickcr.
Natsontowu-OsC Foust.
urbutyillc-Gcorgc W. TroYcll.
Delaware township-Joscph G. Durham.
Lcwis-Wm. Damn.
Chillisquaqu Dic!ienderfcr.
no.ut-'rhos. johnson.
Upper Augusta--Geo. Gaul.
Lower Augustu-W. w. llorring.
Rush--O. L. Pattcn.
Shamolin townShip--rotcr Bubb.
Snydertown-Wm. Farrow.
Coll-Frclcrick Hcsscr.
Mt. Carmel Observation-Disclosures Ward.
Jackson--Wm. II. Lamb.
Cnmcron-Christain GOnscrt.
Jordau--nayid Troutman.
Upper NUhanoy-Jo,i Shade.
Washiugton-D. i. Cares.
Lower Muhanoy--A. puty.
Little MahanOv--Simon J. Reed.
X.rba--Joha +. Rathhurn.
Mt. Carmc, bOrough--J. NJ. John.
Shgmoliiu. 4. W.--rranil John.
W. W.--Wiilam Roth.
Ejyar~iie--B. G.. Wclch.
Northumbcrlaul--D. NJ. Brautignm.
NcEwcusyillc--Wm. NcNinch.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
Merchant Tailoring.
). Va. ROSTIAN,

,. Va. hOSFdAN,
Ia the Post Onleo Building, opposite the Depot,
CUP stIlis,l
SUNBuRN, PENN'A,
iufonns his nicnds aud the public generally,
that he has just opgnei large aud varied a.
sentiment Of
Cloths, SasslInercs, NesIiugs, Ac,,
which Nli ha malr up 90 order lu the Ait-t
sillrr, and warranted 90 ht,
Hgutlsmen ln want ui fashionable suils uru lu-
Niigh o. can aud eAamluu hls st0fA.
5lilKFs
seiguuagally aul prAdlsaily oat aHi mads to
tpfaHuft,
hlA 80 klhk.
Ne mmish ths ablse siyies of iapfatri s.ke
ani SACK rt.t ahh euiifrI ura tiale sl.rtr,
ahi sAafsuits psfird Wnps Hlin. % - tl.
hfsi Mal.i ai a thlit uftf uiirFsl a. ihr trti..
tile aui iasrl sbiiis iaaAs is ufisI,
>, 81, hu1fiAh.
Jsns ., lsIi -6u.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

The Confessions or am Invalid.

bubLlsliED as a warning aud for the benefit
Il of y0uHg mon and oitefs, who suffer from
Nervous Debility &c, supplying the means OF
uslECurc,
Written by one who cured himself aud scat
nee un receiving pust-Ia directed envelope,
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
MaY 20, lali -bn. brooklyn, \. \,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
8rw advertisements.
Clrnhano' ElpuYt eeVe!

Orphans Court Sale!
TO IN order Of the Orphans /
L Court of the County Of Northumberland, |
state of Pennsylvania, the undersigned AdmiINs- |
traitors of Peter Wilmer. late of Lower Mahtuoy !
Iownsbin. Northumberland County, deceased |
will expose to sale by piblic vehdae, on the
on
tIlo lcIs Gay og Soptcm-
ber. A. D.. 1874,
the following valuable Real Estate, 20 wit III /
that certain
TRACT OF LAND,
Being marked Is purpart no. !, in certain writ
of partition between tho heirs Of Peter Witner,
deceased. situate In Jower Mahanoy township,
Northumberland County, Pa, adjoining lands of
Charles Brosous, Augustus Badman, and other
lands Of said Peter Witmtr, deceased, containing
Sixty-Eigi.t (Gs) Acres au;E Gno
Porch.
more or less, nil Of which is clcarel vhsroon
is erected q Doabe
TWO-St0Ty Dwelling E0uS0,
a new Bank Barn l5y95 feet, a Two Story sam.
mcr House, Two-siogf Spring Iousc, Slaughter
House, Cider Niil ana Press, WAGON Shed Hld
other out-buildinys. never failing
SPRING or WATER
near The house, and running water through the
barn yard. This farm i. all Lime stone Land,
and in high state of cultivation, the s5il being
the nature Of river bottom land. and the fields
well watarcl There is n Lime Stone ridge on
the south side OF said farm, ana quarry opened; :;
Tyso EisLSS
arc erected, and room and stone sufficient for
for twenty-five moro kiln,.
There i Locust and Walnut Timber in larmc
quantities cn this tract.
ALSO,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

SUNBURY ACApEMT.-Owing to the illness of
Prof Browne, the opening of this Institution is
lcfnrrnl to Sent. I'm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
On TIE "IIALF SuEII."--
:
''I would applaud thee TO the very echo,

''I would applaud thee TO the very echo,
That should applaud again. ."-ShahcSlIedr.
Let me arostrophac thee, o September
Thou luscious masterpiece of all the months
thou Alpha of the Fall Thanks to thy great
originator, who In the orthogrnphy of thy I'M
mortal name inserted glorious cpl worship
thee for that a., with poor mortals here below
would surely wait another month ere they'd en-
JOY the succulent bivalve-thc very thought of
which would make gourmand shuldrr.
All smack your lips in fond anticipation, ye
lovers of the ''raw ~ Shout aloud Gor joy, ye
COMMANDERS of the unctuous ''fricl - Dcyour
ers of the fragrant "stew," in all your might,
come forth with horn and she'll and with Stc'c-
pcndous yell strike terror to the souls Of those
who were base enough to spell last month thusly,
Og,St, to enable them to crafty n yltiatcd and
unreasonable appetite.
But to-Gdy peal forth the glorious news Yea,
in thunder tones proclaim to all the land and
the hungry inhabitants thereof, that "Oystcrs are
nor in season ~
The chap that cannot take his "dozcn raw"
Be the cOvey old or young,
Should executed be by course Of law,
And die unhonorcd and unsung.
Go to Rccse's Mammoth oyster establishment
near the depot. Ladies' saloon on second floor,
at the Reese house.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
Meeting ofthc Standing Committee.

A meeting of the members of the Republican
Standing Committee of Northumberland county,
will be held at the Washington House, Sunbury,
Pa, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock, p.
NJ. All the members are requested to be in at
tendance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

pn a. sHh y Aasuli, ~ sesfie ftsf, hli.-
kAhlh LlAlib, s0h ID hafflt snl haalal
AZ, aEf1 lrsis tWanihi snd Z dslt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

FIRE.-On Saturday evening about half-past
ten O'Clock, a house on The corner of Front and
Walnut streets, owned by Ira 7. Clement, Esq,
was discovered on fire, and before assistance
could be obtained to aid the occupants to eX-
tingulsh It, the flames spread rapidly over the
whole roof of the building. The steamer was
promptly brought luto service, but the building
being old aud built entirely Of wood, all efforts
20 save ii, proved unsuccessful. The house was
occupied by four families, whose household goods
were all saved, The fire was, no doubt, the
work OF an inccndiary, who, il Is supposed, had
some IN feeling toward party that were to be
duited Ia the bonds Of matrmouy IN the build
ing, al the hour the fire broke out.
ASuInEE.-Uu Tuesday morning between four
ana five o'clock, the shed roof over j. B. Lenker's
brick Kiln caught hrc from "a burning Kiln
The alarm Was given by the blowing Of whistles
of locomotive, whsu large number OF citizens
emerged nam th.ir houses and hurried TO the
scene ul clulagrltiou, Tho steam engine fire
company were promptly Oa tLo ground, aud did
splendid cNecution With thcir apparatus, aud
saved at least several lhousaud dollars worth Of
property, The shed Was almost eutlrcly CON
sumei, Mr, Lauaeg's lo.5 wil probably reach
several hundred laIlara,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

Coon News TO TOBACCO CrEwERs AND SMoK-
ERs.-Mr. J. &. Trimble, of the new Tobacco
store on Third street, has just opened n new
supply of tobacco and the best brands Of scgars
that can be had in the city. His assortment is
not cXccllcd in any country store, and merchants
ana other retailers will find splendid stock to
select from.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
RATES az TUITION.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

IMPROVEMENTS At GEoRGETowN.--Our enter
prising friend John Bingaman, Esq, is about
completing fine brick building in that place
which will be a 1ne addition to that town. The
building is located on q corner lot, on the road
lcadilg to Hickory Corner. The basement story
will be occupied by \. Dilty * Son, merchants,
as Il store room aud the other part as bank
ing house. The second story will be occupied
as "a hall for the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows and Town Hall, which has long been
needed in that place. Mr. Bingaman Is deserving
Of much credit for this fine Improvement in that
go-ahcul village,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

IT always affords us pleasure when we can
note the prosperity of our Sunbury boys when
they try to seek their fortunes in other localities,
and particularly those who have been closely as
sociated with us. We lately observe two with
whom We had daily intercourse some years
since in our Office in instructing them in the art
of printing, who have paved their way to very
honorable positions in life. We refer to Col. j.
p. S. Gobin who is located at Lebanon, Pa, and
has secured large practice at the bar, and has
lately been appointed Chairman Of the Republic
can County Committee, and a. A. Shsslcr, Esq,
who has held one of the most prominent positions
in the Treasury Department at Washington, for
some years past, has lately been elected the
President of the Pennsylvania Republican Asso-
citation of that city. These positions are well de-
served, and VIC feel confident will be filed with
honor and advantage to the party which they
represent. We hope soon to note the further az
vanccmcnt OF these young men to still higher
positions.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

An immense stock of Boots and Shoes are
open at the Excelsior store of w. II. Miller, for
the fall trade. Merchants and others purchas-
ing by Wholesale, will find the best of stock at
this store, at city prices. His stock is constantly
rcplcnished.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

10 l' 'haus, ~ Il i', ihal as tsai aIs robbed
~ shsll haii ~ ieai lhs lasli5 ~ iasllsasbls
bpiisialss shs aul iu1lsi sa sssilns issk
nlfasu urf fuii ID iAliiisH o. ilsif aen
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE
J. w. Comfy, Esq, and I. X. Grier, of Montour
county, Hon. J. B. Packer and VIM. Lawson,
ESQ.,, of Northumberland county, four of the
leading and most able lawyers of this judicial
district, conferrees selected to place In nomina-
tion a peoples candidate for Presldei Judge,
met on Thursday last, in this place, and placed
in nomination WIN. NJ. RocEEFEIIER, Esq.
Mr.. Rockefeller, is, in every way, qualified for
the position. Tie is u lawyer of more than twen-
ty years experience, has managed large and
successful practice, has tried hundreds of cases,
many of them of great Importance, both in the
amounts involved and the principles settled.
Few men of his age can present Il better record
as a lawyer. In fact his abilities, attainments
and qualifications are undoubtcd With clear
and vigorous intellect he possesses great industry
is calm, dignifed and patient. Urbano in man
ners, sclf-posscssed and even in temper, and in
flexible in integrity. He did not seek this no.
minaton, indeed has never mingled in politics,
or sought for political notoriety, honors or posi-
ton The nomination is the more fattcrng be-
cause voluntarily rendered.
The proceedings of the conference reached us
too late for this weeks issue.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
SAeoieaI.
ONEHilLhloN or LEE 8AyEsp !


ONE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED
1t is one Of the remarkable facts of this re-
markablc age, not merely that SO many persons |
are the victims Of dyspepsia or Indigestion, but |
its willing victims. Now, would not BIC un- |
dcrstood to say that any ono regards dyspepsia |
with favor. or feels disposed to rank 1t among |
the luxures of life. Far from it. Those wEo |
have eXpcrinced its tormcnts would scout such |
an idea. All dread it, and would gladly dispense |
with its unpleasant fomarties. Mark TaplCy |
who was Jolly under all the trying circumstances
in which he was placed, never had an attack of
dyspepsia or his jolty would have speedily for !
sakcn him. Men and women sometimes suffer !
Its torturcs uncomp'ainlngly, but whoever heard
of Il person who enjoyed them
Ofall the mu.tiarious diseases TO which the
human system is liable there Is perhaps no one
so generally prevalent rs dyspepsia. There are
diseases more Rcutc and painful, ard which
more frequently prove fatal but none, the effects
of which arc SO depressing TO the mind and so
positively distressing to the body. Ii there Is a
wretchcd being in the world it is
\ CONFIRMED DYSPErTIC.
Nearly every other person You meet Is vic
tim, an apparently willing one; for were this
not the case, why many sufferers, when ccr-
tain, speedy aud safe remedy is within the easy
reach of all who desire to avail themselves oi it
But the majority will not Bimd"lhy Irclndicc,
or deferred by some other unexplained influence,
they refuse to accept the relief prOiiercl them.
They tuTn a deaf ear to the testimony of the
. Thousands whose suiletings have been alcviated,
and with strange iuiHtuatiun, appear to cling
with desperate determination TO their ruthless
tormcntcr. Eat says Il dvspepdc: What is this
remedy to which we reply: This great alicvil-
/ tor of human suffering is almost rs widely
/ known as the Euglish language. Il has al!aycd
! the ngonics Of thousands, and is to-day carrying
comfort and encouragement to thousands of
/ others. This acHnoH. edged landcei is none
. other tGan
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
Vo;Iron,I Time Tables.

Railroad Time Tables.
MGR. W,-EAsr p. 81 r. r. R.-WEsT.
Buffalo Ex lve 4:10 m Erie Mail, rye 2;O5 a IN
Eric s,b5 Buffalo Ex. +" 4;15 "
Elmiro Mail " l1;45 Z" Elmira Mail " 12:45 y m
Erie 1:O5 4" Lock II. Ac." 4:35 /"
sunbury Ac." 545 p IN Erie Ex. +" G;5o "
suANoKIN DIVISION n. c. II. W.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Sunbury at 1850 m At Sunbury S;45 m
Z" 3i0 p m 400 m
d. II. 81 w. R.R.
Leave Sunbury-5;55 a. m, 4;35 and O;5o p. m.
Arr. at Sunbury-1O:0O m, 6:2o ana $40 m.
Accident Insurance Tickets can be had OF j.
Shipman, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

Cool Weather brings its changes. it is well to
provide against cool mornings ana chilly even
ings. We notice Il complete line Of watcrrroofs,
wool plaids, opera cloths, alpacas, nanncls &c,
just opening at Weimcr's popular cash storc,
Haupt's Block, Sunbury, Pa Give him G IL
and secure your fall suits, while you can secure
the most desirable patterns and new styles. y
complete stock of goods always On hand at popu-
lar cash prices.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

THE fall style of Hats at Faust's store, on
Market street, just opened, are not only fine
looking, but Of the very best quality. Merchants
and others will be supplied at Wholesale prices.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

THERE appears q be considerable fear on the
part oc the candidates nominated by the Irish
Catholics, that there will not be enough of that
class to elect them to the offices, for which they
are asking Democrats to elect them to. On
Monday last the Standing Committee met at the
Court House, to devise plans to pull the wool
over the eyes of the people, but unfortunately it
has already leaked out that funds are to DC rails
ed, for the purpose of procuring naturalization
papers at the Special Court to be held this month,
for some three hundred Irish Catholics, which
they deem sufficient to elect them Mt the Oc;ober
election. This will make lively time about the
Court House during the session of the Court.
MAN. Of these applicants, no doubt, have just
been imported If President Judge would be
sitting upon the bench that in any way af.
iiliated with them, double the number would no
doubt be brought here. This wholesale manu-
facture Of naturaized voters is no doubt calcula-
ted to make it appear that the vote pollcd at the
primary election was all right.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

ON Wednesday evening last, between the hours
of eight and nine o'clock, the house of Mrs.
Sarah Bloom, on Walnut street, was entered by
burglars, in the absence of the family, bureaus
and closets ransacked, and $72 80 stolen. The
thieves, it is supposed, entered by unlocking the
back door with knight key and did their work
quickly, rs the family were not out over about
twenty minutes. Mrs. Bloom had accumulated
the money to make her last payment on her
property. 1t is hoped that these widow robbers
will soon be brought to justice where they may
receive their just dues.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

Mn. Enron ALLOW me to return my heart
felt thanks to the sunbury Steam Fire Company
for their promp,ucss In attending the lre at my
brick kIlns, aud saving large amount OF proper
~ Their efforts are appreciated aud deserving
Of public acknowledgment,
j. b. IENKEH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

VIZ are happy to notice that our friend A. A.
shlssler, ESQ, has been elected President of the
Pennsylvania Republican Association at Wash
mgton, d. c. Mr.. Shisser Is a hard worker In
the Republican cause, aud this high compll-
ment Is certainly well deserved. Having receiv-
ed l5i votes out Of 2Oi votes cast, shows that lie
Is as popular there as In his own county. The
association cannot help bat prosper under Mr..
shssler's supervision as President, AMI will do
good service In the co-ulng political campaign,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

iotAs lallss are uoa aipissi uol lo pul tao
mueh IA ~ 1hslf nsil, fo the reason lhai l
h ali ~ 'l's.i IA suly lhe laVisl VI ihs coat,
bui als9 ihs ,ssi.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

TuE peWs Of some of oar eharehes ought %
Igtl on pifols, ~ that lhe uecuplHls eau see aho
eongs ip slhout slFalulns tAelr ureks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

DUESUANT TO IN order Of the Orphans
Court of the County Of Northumberland,
state of Pennsylvania, the undersigned AdmiItis-
traitors of Peter Wilmer, late of Lower Mahtu1y
township. Northumberland County, deceased,
will expose to sale by p2blic vendue, on the
premises, on
saturday. tIlo 1cIs Gay OF SopGcm-
ber. A. s.. 1874,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

The Mahauoy correspondent oflhe Democrat Of
last week, says'
SEVERAL days ago son of Daniel Gauser, Of
Washiugtoa township, sas dIlus u horse 60 Ihe
hgld iu the evening, aul tAg hoFse iyll Geo report
says,) and the young mau was hut 90 badly
that ln boeame unconscious aud remained Ia this
condition urtl he diel- 40 sas buried al the
lllmugi's church, on The s3i ull.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

Al! tha. o".t tain Tractsr Piece OF Land, stIatr
in the township and county aforesaid, bounded
by lands &C C&ar.cs B.vsoua, Ecul. Philips. Peter
Norro,l, Susnuuah Philips, and other lands of
sal deceased, containing Forty (lo) Acres and
Forty-scycn (i) Pcrchcs, more or less, being
marked rs purpult No. ., in tae said writ ot
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
rWo-St0ry Dwelling ET0uso,
Tyso EEsFHS

arc erected, and room and stone sufficient for
for twenty-five moro kilns.
There i Locust and Walnut Timber in larmc
quantities Cn this tract.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
T.. s.. NaAESrsAH.'S OFFICE,
w. p. OF k'cnnsyEyania,

Sept. ., 1S11.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

Lower Mahanoy twp, ha-. %, io7l-It.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-04
THE WEsTFIELD DISASTER.
NEW YORK. August 3.

NEW YORK, August 3.
In the disaster investigation, Henry Robin.
son, engineer, was sworn: Left Staten Island
at half-past IL; came into the New York slip;
the engine bell was ruDg, .'all dope:' went out
and put the hose on the tanks, and went on
the dock to straighten them; went back to the
enclne.room, saw there was twenty. seven
pounds. and went out; the fireman shut of the
water: then saw the fireman out Of the fire.
room, and asked him il all was right, and he
said yes; I then returned TO the engine and saw
2T pounds steam; then walked slowly ont to-
wards the bow and saw the captain with his
hand on the wheel. Ithen returned towards the
engine room, and when within ten or twelve
feet heard an explosion. rushed for the en-
CINE room door and stopped and lifted the
trap. when fireman came up SO badly inlur-
ed that he died Immediately. Was not absent
four, minutes after noticing twenty-seven
pounds on the steam gauge; don't know
whether the gauge was correct or not When
there was no steam on the gauge Would some,
times stand ut two and others at zero. worked
twenty to twenty-five pounds oil steam on the
way up. Generally use from twenty-five TO
twenty-seven pounds of steam. The valve
was set at twenty-seven so as to give the
steam q chance to. blow of and keep 1t at
twenty-five When the gauge showed twenty
seven in the slip, the satety-yalvs was just
simmerlng. The water In the tanks Is some.
times boiling. The valve Is FIVE Inches Could
not tell the square Ct five or the difference be-
tween high and low pressure. There were
sometimes little pin-hole leaks IN the engine,
and there was patch on the saddle, put on
last fall, which was blown of at an explosion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS rELEGR4Ms.

Mrs. Burnside, daughter OF Senator Cam
eron, Is dead.
persons are missing since Sunday, and It is be-
lieyed they were blown up ID The ~estReio.
Another OF the victims is dead.
THE Excelsior brewery at st. Louis is
burned. Loss $50, 900.
The disaster at the washington Schntzen-
fest was greatly exaggerated. There was only
one hurt.
The Indians plundered the express train
and robbed the mail near Fort Benton.
The Lyman school-house, IN Boston, was
burned yesterday. Loss $780, ,ooO.
The SMALLPOX Is reported in the vicinity
OF Salt Lake. and three deaths have occurred.
The Hornet is reported OF Kingston,
Jamaica, ready and preparing to leave. a
Spanish war vessel is watching her closely.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-04
"WHAT IRE TOU SN4RLIyG 1T ?
Blunt Horace Greeley and the Innocens
Carpet-baggers.
from the New York Trtbune.l

The Charleston Republican Is soured by our
castlgation of '.'thieving carpetbaggers, yet
coniesses its justice as follows:
the South, as Mr.. Greeley says. To doubt it one
must be a fool. There are men here from abroad
who belong 10 the family OF Satan himself They
are here, no better and no worse than the scum
OF our society who are natives. TIE native thief
and hell.hound, aud the one from abroad, are
wonderfully alike.
'They are here, these thleylng arpet:baggers.
and so some Of the class are In Greeiey,s own
City-yes, tens OF thousands OF them. Horace
Greeley did not blunder when he showed that we
have q large criminal class among us.n
Very well. We are agreed as to the essen
tial facts Now, the Tribune insists that the
honest Republicans OF the Southern Sgates
shal send these thieves to the rear, and not
allow them to lead and drive, to legislate and
execute, as their impudence and their rapa.
city impel them to do L permitted. Is not
that good advice? Is it not timely? Ought 1t
not to be heard and followed? IT yes, what
are YOU sndrling at!