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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-22
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Oct 2T, lsCotf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-22

JUSTICES q CoNsTABLEs' FBEs.
~ We have printed large number Of the new
PEE BILL, and will on the receipt Of twenty
tre ttnis, mall copy 10 srv sddfsst. myis
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BOggsTOwnship AwaEI
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
T II ON AS BEERS'Sl

EVERYBODY trying to get there frit, 10,
i \ Of being crowded out into the cold.
II you want good Shoeing done, 60 to Iru
II you want your slods ironed right 70 to Blu
u you want good Mill Irons, 60 to Dan
II you want your wrgon ironed In the best
style and workmanship, 70 to BIN
BEERs makes the best Stump Machine IA
State, and does all kinds Of BLACKSMITH
as cheap as can be done ia the county for q
Ny Post Once address 10 Cleardeld Br1a
THOMAS BREhl
BoggS Tp., Dee. 10, ls6T-n.
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Southern Land & EmigradI
oMPAN
WASHINGTON, D. C.

|nRGAhIZRD and established for the Purs.
" and Bale Of Farming and Mineral L,t
and improved Real Estate in the Southern 81
THOMAS D. FLORENCE. Pr,,i3,-
10. sETERNs, Vice Pr,,ar
]. HENRY ASKIg, TH.ss,s
Preiidsnt Fourth National Bank Of phiaelphia
JOHN MORRIS, seersia-y.
TH0s. c. MACD0wRLL'
Attorney and Couus,la
01se; Washington Building, Corner ssvs
St., and Pennsylvania Avenue, WsIhing,sl, , |,
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TERMS TO CLUBS
tun nnr xrsr-r-rs a. .,...
THE sEMI.wEEKLY anN.

Five eoules. one year. separately asdiusi.
ktEht Dollars.
Isn eotisf, ore Tefr fcrarnioiv addrased fand
sixteen Dollnrn.
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7. L. |.

For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Infrmities. "-St. Paul.
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pEFEREEcEf
Gov. john 7. Hoffman, Albany, NY.
LI-Gov. WIN. Bigler, CleArhsld, Pa.
Gov. 7. y. Randolph, Trenton, n. J.
Er-Gov. VIM. i. Packer, Wilhlutpor, h
Sept. I, '6s-lL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-22

BUCK COTTAGE COLORS.
Prepared expressly for Painting
Cottages, 0utbuildinrs Of every deseripiion,
Fences Ae. Thrty-hve different colors. Du.
fable, Cheap, Uniform, and Beautiful Shades
Sample eards sent BY mail II desired. Deal.
ers Orders will be promptly executed BY the
manufacturers.
FRENCH, RICHARDS A Co.
NV. Cor. Ter N MARI ct streets philsd's.
For sale BY A. 1. shaw aud Haftswick a Irwin,
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. &c,
OieAfheld, ia aprl37osiy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-22

Newspaper Of the Present Times.
IHinuded for People Now On Earth.
Including TArmss. Mechanics. Msrchaats, Pro-
issiionai Men, WORKERS. Thinkers. sai al naa-
me- Of Honest Foiti. and the wivoi, Sous. and
DaaThters Of Al taca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

AFFIUE Of FNWINI4FK,
" tric Tomp kinsyie y. ", June 5, ISL
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING LIGHTHOUSE ON BLUFF
POINT. YALCUER ISLAND, LAKE CHAMpLAfN.
proposals win be received at this Office until June
o. s5 tor tire materials labor for construction of
Lighthouse on Bluff Poinl Nalcour slend Lake Cham
pain according plans and specifications 10 be ut this
oice which VIII be furnished TO bidders application
therefor 10 the undersigned.
Proposals be in duplicate, accompanied BY guaran-
toe in duplicate, printed copy tins advertisement
attached proposal They must be addressed TO the
endorsed on the envelope Proposals
sructon OF Lighthouse Bluf Point, Lake Ctarpia
This Office the right to reject any MI BIDS II
deemed disadyantageOus to the Government.
a. &. WOODRUFF,
Lieutenant Colonel OF Engineers.
lusinper Third Lighthouse District.
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PROPOSALS. FOR GRANITE FOR rhE NEW STATE
OFFICE or SUPERVISING AEcuIrrcr,,

OFFICE OF SUPfEVISfSG ABCUIFECr,y
WAsufSGTOS, Mag "a, i-7l.
Scaled proposals will b. received unt l. O'Clock NJ. OF
the I'D June, ISL the oce o the Supervising
Treasury Department for furnishing and
delivering at the site OF the proposed ouin5 AL the dmcn
granite required for tic exterior OF the state De-
for which about sOO cubic feet VIII be required.
Proposals the price per cubic foot
do exceed twenty cubic fce the
OF ncrearc in for stones exceeding twenty cubic
The size Of the stones
but will approximate ~ cubic feet stones
qusred and delivered according TO schedule OF net szea
that will be furnished the contractor One inch will DO
allowed for quarry dimensions each worked lace OF tho
zach bid must be accompanied by sample block IL
inches cube OF the granite It IN proposed furnish. which
be sound durable o uniform color aud good grain
wthsanding tho action OF the clements and that
fully tested by In buildings. and Ia from
OF furnishing the qualify and quantity desired within
year. and from which stone has been Is being
Bidders will how they commence the de-
livery oil stone and the they deliver
They VIII also state the and maximum OF
that can be obtained from their quarry.
No bids will be received the owners essecs
Of the quarries from which proposed TO be fur
nshed.
All proposals on the printed forms be OBJ
tancd Of the architect aud be accompanied by
penal sum thousand dollars (Sao,N0)
the bidder will and orm the contract W
awarded him, bond therefor in the penal sum OK
handred thousand dollars lSlUJyDul aad valid and
binding quarry to the government sscurhy
faithful performance OF the confac the lease to
take elect upon the contractor 10 comply with
the terms SAID lease to authorize the govern
men 10 take full possession o. tne quarry ann oN a. ho
eyrcnse OF the contractor IN case OF such deiarst
rtpht % all bids received u reserved
Proposals must be enclosed IA sealed envelope, en-.
dosed "Proposals for Granite Tor New S,ae
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department. Washington,
ID.
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DErARrMENr OF pooc,Ts, sss AND sis BROADWAY.

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS 3s6 AND 3i5 BROADWAY,
~ New York, May 81. lS7l
To Co enclosed In seated enve-
opc endorsed proposals for cubic yards OF stone
river wa" with OF the bidder, wi be received at
OF the Department o, Docks until saturday, June
H. 1s7 IL O'Clock NJ for delivering 200 cubic yards OF
river WALL be delivered from board vessels
near pier No. North river.
Blank specifications and agreements can % ou
tanned the Office OF the Department on or AFTER tuesday,
the 3Oth inst. .,,m a,,r,
WILSON q. HUNT,
HENRY A. SMITH,
RICHARD NJ. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Commissioners
j. GRENvILLE KANE,
Snnrrl rlnrv
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0EALEn PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS
- will by the Committee on BuildlngN Re.
pairs of the Department OF Public Instruction.
~ the oce Clerk OF said department. OF Grand
and Elm streets. Wednesday, June H. 1871. until
O'clock the and materials for the
repairs furniture and painting for Grammar Schools Nos "a
and fs.
Plans and specifications may be the Office the SUI
OF Buildings and Repairs, No. lag irand street,
third door.
Ihc successful bidders will he held strictly time al
lowed completion OF the work IN Eacn
proposal contain the responsible and av
proved sureties.
mo the right reject any all Of thu
p'o'''"'' ''"' LoRIN IyGERsoLL
SAMUEL A. LEWIS,
FRANCIS PALMER.
Committee on Bultjtnu, kA
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PROPOSALS.

COLONIAL. SECRETARY's OFFICE, NAY 80 1871
~ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The of Prince Edward Island will until 18th
july next construction and equip
railway OF feet inches gauge, from Cascumpec
to Georget ,wn, distance of about ~ miles,
viii be made in Prince Edward Island govern
debentures bearing per interest," payable half
yearly, redeemable in 30 years. .
may aud forms of tender and other
obtained the Government Engineers Office,
Charlot'eown, after 20sh June next.
No will be recognized unless made on the printed
form.
The government bind themselves to accept the low
est or any tender. 4. IL. HAVILASD Colonial Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05
COASTyyIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANY'S LINE TO
i CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND

A = ~ ~ 49,
1 cXLlFoRNII14,. JAPAN AID CHINA.
CARRYING NILS SaA EAfAAA fAasaserRs AND
kssss0S Aa 5 r1as1Y sS6SE ALz
those a,,es a sapdsy then he day
VIII ps s EsSG y So for %sp
wall touching at Kngsscn and connecting a, Panama h
Arenas. san jose Gas,emsia Acapulco and Mas,an ana
ports Freight for las, port. received until r NJ
steamer CHINA will leave San Francisco July l. for
pan China Fer OF passage, freight and all further
cana street. Apply COMPANY ' B%BY "a l. isca eas
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAvANA-ArLASrrc
Thursay at ocoek precisely from % pier No North vef @
MohRo CASTLE Capt; Adams tvia g
For freight or passage apply to 4 W. DiMocK PrcsiGsai
No Bowling Green.
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
bier II f% hpys rysr an az NJ arsss TO HsVn"p Ae leaving
CITyy CITy OF MEXiGo mmepnan june u
i'' '''S"' u f. AIExnNDRE SONS, So Broadway.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON srEAMERs-roUcH-
ng At ss ws sIrIyns ,ss nes states mail %
East river. VIII leave on Saturday. June 10.
the Ca weston, Houston and henderson, b B. K
FOR freight or G'i'ss ssIGoaY sgIS CO.. 1853 Maiden lane
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GULF STREAM, Captain W. J. McCreery,
win leave pier no North Saturday June TO- at
o'clock r. NJ Freight daily. Through rates
to Galveston, Indiano,a. Mobile and 81. Loais.
Cabin passage $50; steerage $40.
For freight or passage apply TO -.
A. b. CROMWELL CO., s6 West street.
LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
n MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
From pier No 8 North river, at o'clock r. NJ.
EMILY b. SOUDER,
on Saturday, June 10
Freight received daily. Through rates given ST. Louis
vicksburc, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola.
freight or passage, having superior accommodaons
apply 70 FREDERIC BAKER, " broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05
FIREWORKS.

L,IREwORKs FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY AND ALL
occasions Of fesvity and rejoicing supplied by JAMES
PAIN of Albion place. Waworth, London, England Pyro
tecnfst the Royal Yacht Squadron, &C. manufactures
OF description Of Fireworks Displays ot
magnitude. Wholesale agents wanted in the States
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

| oTA GOOD FARM OR WORK MARE, FINE
| P ". driver, gentle, old. 15l1 hands
bocky made, se as West ThirtyaIsi street, the
| rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

THE HAaBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CoaPANY's
l. iron mail steamship
WEsTPHALIA,
Captain H. T. Schwensen, will sail Tuesday, Jane g. 1871
II. NJ, for Hamburg
taking passengers New York Hamburg Plymouth
and London.
First Cabin Sl20; Cabin $7s, gold S,ecrase $50
gold. payable in United States gold.
The HoLSAfIh will sail June l3, 1s7l.
KUaHARDT q co, &. Is. RICHARD BohS.
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
6i Broad street. n. Y. No. Barclay street, ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

YyAPsCOTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ey-
change ofce.-Passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly by first class steamships. Also from Liverpool and
London by weekly sailing packets. Drafts Of 81 and up
wards available IN any part Britain and Ireland
the lowest rates at TAPSCOTT BROTHERS Il CO.'S,
80 southstreet, New York.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT AGENCY.-A. 7. WEIGH,
~ late chief of Passport Bureau, Department Of state
Washington, ID. c., Agent 294 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB SPRING MEETING, 1877,
N at Jerome Park, June 10, II, l5 and Tickes and
quariesretch Badges be obtained at the box office,
Waacks theatre Brewsters Fifth and Four
teenth and the entrance to the Races
mence each day punctuaily AT ~ o'clock
A. BELMONT President.
C. WUrATIEY, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

TOR SALE-PoNY BUILT BAY HORSE, Is HANDS
II high, years old; 1T for any light business price
S225 warranted every respect To be 15S West
Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

JlOTTLED LAGER BEER or THE VERY BEST
ID qnaty.-impor;ed Vienna Beer, per dozen, az 90.
Imported Bavarian Beer per dozen, S2 90
Also Milwaukee Beer dozen, 81 Do newark Beer per
dozen, 81, for family use and shipping
uULLENDER q Co, 2iI Broadway
opposite CITY Hall PARK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

"A ON TUESDAY. JUNE 6, AT II O'CLOCK,
ON THE PREMISES OF MIR. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
FIFTIETH STREET, BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND
FOURTH AVENUES,
ADJOINING LADIES' STATE HOSPITAL,
arGc stock Of Horses Cows Calves Wagons Carriages and
Harness. Consisting In OF fast handsome black
Horse rot fast aud warranted sound and kind
Horse; very stylish and gamy rot in $40;
warranted sound and kind; Express Wagon, ona
Rockaway three sets Harness also u Of the beat mich
Cows in the country Fix Calves This stock has been
nounced by all who have them to be the finest in the
State Only of selling is the having to
too far away them. This stock be to
be appreciated. Sale positive, without limit restriction
servation. JENKINS 4 DUFF, Auctioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

(tARRIAGES-SECOND HAND VARIETY OF
- Road and Top Wagons rhaeons, nine-seated BEACH
WAGON, Carences, Rockaways, Depot at r. NJ
sTIyERS M to 1852 East Thirty yrs street. between Third
and Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

TOR SAI.E-A 16HAND STYLISH ROAD HORSE,
Wagon, Harness, &C.; travel in about minutes; ;
win be sold cheap, gentleman going TO Europe Can be
NILES stables NneeeLth street. between Fifth and
Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

TOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME HORSE, BROKEN
to saddle and harness, hands high years old sold
only on account of size. Call at DkESNANS stables
Seventh and Thirty seventh street, at MEARES
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
III Single, 10 to al2j; Double, $50 to $500
Riding Saddles, Brides, Whrs Sheets Robes Blankets,
Brushes Sponges dc. &c
THE TRADES MANUFACTURING COM PASY,
10 College place near corner Murray street.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
CoPPER FASTENED ROW BOATS FOR SALE
~ cheap-New and handsomely finished, IL and 10 feet
long. Apply X. WyCKoFF l5i West Sixteenth street,
Seventh avenue
J1OR SALEM GOOD ORDER, THE FOLLOWING
IL Sails from schooner yacht -Mansl, Foresai Jib.
Flying Jib Jb Topsail Hemp Maintopsal, Mantopmast
staysai Can be seen at WILSON'S sail io South
and Roosevelt streets.
LNOR sALE-THE SLOOP- RIGGED CABIN YACHT
y Cornella S2atS; speed unequalled. Address 4. H.
HALL, Perth Amboy, N. J.
L1oR SALE OR CHARTER-A STEAM YACHT AP.
H ply at u West street.
LNOR SALE CHEAP-A SMALL CLASS LAKER OR
IL Canal Boat, suitable for lightering
canals. Apply TO NJ. r. JAMES, los Broad street.
CLooP YACHT OF ABOUT 20 TONS FOR sALE-Two
- years old line sale good boat Address sERRELL.
Fiftysecond street and Broadways
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-21
Grant and his Satraps.
From the n. Y. Sun, Rep. |

The Infamous usurpations of the au-
thorities in Texas, in connection with
the recent election there. were not con-
fined TO illegal intimidation, or to fraud
ulent returns of the voting, but extend
ed to actual murder, robbery. and to
other acts of oppression which would
be considered frightfnl in country rul-
ed by an absolute despot.
The people Of Limestone and Free
stone counties were known to he strong
ly against the Grant candidate for Con-
gress; and only by throwing out their
votes could the returns lie made to elect
him. This was done by somewhat
complicated process. An old man in
Groesbeck was shot down in the street
by squad of negro police, and when
the local authorities endeavored to ar
rest the murdcrers they were resisted
On this pretext Governor Dlvis pro-
claimed martial law, net only in the
county where this disturbance occurred,
but also in the adjoining county, throw
ing out the votes Of both; and, as a
punishment for their political opinions,
one of his major generals has levied up
on the inhabitants of the former coun-
tv war tax of $4,000, payable in
three days, under penalty of ten per
cent additional and an immediate sale
of their property! This may seem in
credible, but it is true. Here is the Or
der issued by a subatern of the State
standing srmy maintained in Texas in
fragrant violation of the Constitution of
the United States 1t bears date Octo-
ber "a: 'fat
"Pursuant to orders received from
Major Genera. A @ Malov, comman-
ding State forces in Limestone county,
l am ordered to assess and levy o spe-
cial military tax of forty thousand dol
lars (S40, ,O00) to be paid by the citizens
of Limestone county, to defray the ex-
penses of military commission and State
troops now on duty in said county.
therefore levy tax of three per cent
on the hundred dollars of all taxable
property situated in said county, as pei
assessment rolls Of 1871. All persons
owning property in Limestone county
are notified to appear at my office, ir
the city of Groesbeck, Immediately, and
pay the same. All persons refusing ol
falling to pay said tax within three days
from above date, ten per cent. will bt
added, and their property levied upor
and sold to satisfy said tax"
These measures are taken against the
numerous Republicans who refuse tc
support the thieving carpet-bag officials
who have robbed the State in every con
ceivable manner, as we'll as against th,
Democrats and the State authorities
exultingly proclaim that they are acting
in concert with the Administration a
i Washington, and that they have thu
whole power Of the Federal Govern
ment to back them The efforts whicI
are sedulously made in Washington mis-
lead public opinion in regard to the tru
situation of affairs in Texas afford con
firmation for the truth Of this boast.
If Grant does these things in Texa
now, what may we expect here in tn
: North in 1872. should he receive tn
nomination of the Republican party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-21
Beef Packing.

The Financial Chronical calls atten.
ton TO change which has been made
in the locality of the great beef-packing
houses Of the country. 1t says that
many can remember when they were at
Troy, then U:ica, then Buffalo, then
Cleveland, and then Chicago. Texas
finally became great beefpacking State
But latterly the business has been trans
ferred to the State of Kansas. in the
neighborhood of west plains of pastur.
age lying within and near the borders
Of that State. Chicago is found 10 be
too far from the grazing districts, invol-
wing great loss of transportation and
maintenance; and Texas presents many
obstacles to the packers othar than its
intense heat, which time will be requir-
ed to overcome; such is inadequate
transportation, uncertainty o. labor, and
the general disorganization which per-
vades the States Therefore the great
beef packers have transferred their op-
eratioDs north from Texas and south
from Chicago to Kansas, on the banks
of the Kansas and Missouri rivers, where
the climate is favorable as we'll for feed.
ing and caring for cattle as for the pack
ing of beef, and where adequate trans
portatiUn and labor are always availa-
bic.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-21

According to the New York Tribune
the Republican majority in that State is
1871 The Senate stands "a Demo
Gratis to Republicans. The House OF
Assembly, 9S Republicans to 80 Demo.
Gratis.
Just at present they are going it on
the "fre-proof'' idea in Chicago. Deal
ers are advertising-(they do advertise
in Chicago, because they know tits the
way to get customers fire proof fur
niture, fire-proof dry goods, fre-prooi
groceries, etc This seems to be rather
stretching the figures of speech-but it
is eminently Chicagoish Gc
If Republics are ungrateful," il
seems that empires are not. Count Won
Beust, in consideration of long ami
faithful services, has been, appointed a
life member of the Upper Chamber OF
the Austrian Reichsrath by the Emper.
or Francis Joseph. A fitting recogni.
ton of his eminent labors for the vel
fare and honor Of Austria.
The people of San Joaquin Valley,
California, are in a state of great des-
titution. Most Of the settlers have
been unable to pay for their land, and
while they may find little difficulty in
getting an extension of time, they cannot
mortgage land to which they have no
clear title, as basis of credit. Not
less than $500 people are so destitute
that they cannot procure seed for SOW
ing their fields. While contributing lib
orally to the relief of Chicago, San
Francisco seems to have overlooked
misery nearer home.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-21

The Washington organ of the Admin
istrat ion, after alluding to the late cleo
tons in the Southern States, which re
suited adversely to its party, says:
1T will require not less than 10000
regular troops, judiciously distributed
throughout the Southern States, to in
sure a fair and free election in those
States in 1872 1t may he necessary that
Congress should increase the army"
That's it. Bayonets, more Bayonets
to deprive the people of the South of tho
privilege of casting their electoral votes
for Democrat in 1872. Such is Radi
c,'ism
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-21
iced Frog,

A few days ago Messrs. H. P Wake
lee & Co druggists, received quanti-
ty of ice from the Summit Ice Company.
In the center of one Of the blocks was
some dark object that looked like frog.
The block was thawed down, and 10
out jumped his frogship, well and live
ly after an icy Imprisonment of about
six months. This remarkable instance
of froggish endurance is well authenti-
Gated, the whole affair having been
watched by Mr.. james Howden, the
chemist. and Others. The frog itself is
now luxuriating in the aquarium of q
drug store on the corner of Fifth and
Mission streets.-San Francisco Morn.
ina Gail -1aas ~.