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curry .IORSE-Came Ia the
Apprentices Of the subscriber, In Centre town
ship, >nyler ounty PA, on the 9th Inst q
common sized DARK BROWN MARE, about
years old. with white hind legs The owner
Is requested to come forward, prove property
pny charges and take her away or she will bs
disposed OF according 20 law.
eer NATHANIEL DEABLER.
Centre township, Feb. !, lsIl.
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Estate Of A. q. HAssINGEB, decd

r ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATIONS upon
Ia the estate of A. O. Iiassingcr, late Of
selinsgrove Borough, deceased. having
been granted TO The undersigned, all per,
sons indebted 10 the estate are requested 70
make payment. and those having claims
against the same, will pre-, eni them to -
JOHN s. HASSINGER,
3 Jan. 81. 1871. Administrator.
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tlSn, DroVitiOnS lof tufV party III no
Miscellaneous.
Jacob Gross. late treasurer, bal due lf
him by the Co at last settlement si2 iS
\ Chrisiy. Attorney Fee in case Of
Snyder county vs. Juniati county
Tor recovery of costs 10
Henry Huber. tax refunded and
stamp TO Bonds 10 lG
J @ Gtnyhin. tax eseTpail and REID 2 33
Rathion.s Miuium. redemption money
ON a tract of land sold as properly
of Ian Rsrglcr. aud afterwards
redeemed aud tax and Gusts paid ii 50
y Kiester. stamp 10 colrs bond
Wm Meyer. cxps Of Teachers last 81
John Iuch, taking Com rs clerk aud
counsel to SelinsgrOve on the way
10 Harrisburg for the pHpCse Of
gsiing the conniy's quota of state
Taxes reduced
Com'rs Attorney expenses in going
10 Harrisburg in same case lG ~
Com rs Clerk. ditto, lS 81
u Kremer. school tax refunded
John X Hughes, stamp for bond
Susan Snmpsell. Redemption money
on tract Of land sold her aud after.
wards redeemed ~ 81
John NJ Smith. ditto 10 81
John Dietrich, tax refunded. being
the amount iu litigation between the
said'Dietricb aud Geo Ehy. collector
settled by Commissioners Is
jacob Gross. entered taxes, paid in,
( Of Be- yer township 81 81
John Limerick, mouey paid in county
treasui y on eslrsy L.rse sold 30
II Kupp.ior discount Oh note in bank Ss
| q e Melker, Agt. insuriEg CT house 20
Geo Ely. costs refunded in case Of
john Dietrich vs. the said Eby 10
D I Rhoads Tor fixing stoves etc in
Court House and jail 7t
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Estate of MARY O. BECKER, Deceased

r ETTERs TEsTAMENTARY upon III,
IL estate Of Mary c. Becker dead, lat
OF Selinsgrove Borough. Snyder County
Pa. having been granted to the underdgnc,
all persops indebted 10 the said estate ar,
requested 10 make payment, and those hav
Ing demands against the same 70 preseu
them without delay TO m fff
GEORGE SCHNURE, Executors,
January 3, 1871. e ~ iti'
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I EyTERs OF ADMINISTRATIONS upon
II the Estaie of Mary Briminghous. late
OF Centre township. deceased, having beeu
granted to the undersigned. all persons in
debred Ia the estate are requested TO make
payment ana those having claims agains'
the same, vii present them TO
FELIX BREMINGHOUS.
March 81, 1871. r1t Administrator.
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S O'CLOCK. p.,-.

UlHIs is NO HUMBua r..I... ..
II Py sending a5 cents with age,
height, color Of eyes nnd hair, you viii receive,
husband or wife, with name and date 0f mar
riase. Address W. FOX, y. %. Drawer No. ~,
Tultonyllie, n. y. isr... b..
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J. Grouse do a.. AS5
r weirick Sfido ~ .',-- az 90
lnterc% paiiL u
William ITaines aud cthef-s, intercst'.
on outstanding srdcrs' ~ 25s q
Agricultural Sorieiy. -
Snyder County Agricultural Society
as directed by act Of Assembly 100
County Lines, y
The following items were paid for
running lives between the counties
of Unicn. Snyder, Mifflin and Gem
tire. rs directed by Act Of Assembly
approved the fifth OF April. 1870:
Aaron X Gif, surveyor. in part 500
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Estate OF ELIZABETH RrIcHEsBxcn, dse1.
ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION tue
Iestate OF Elizabeth Reichenbach, late OF Wash
ington. tp., deceased, having been granted a. the
undersf9ued, all persons knowing themselves
Indebted to the estate are requested 10 make
payment, and those having claims against tho
wILLIAm HARDING,
Admfnistrator.
Perry township, January 80, 1871. ~
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Nal1tiOn. - Having purchased
~ the following articles 1t t'onstable's Sale
and lon the sane IN possession Of Aaniei Hare,
Of franklin township, an persons are hereby
NEEDLE with the sams, vis:--(Jne stove, Uioek,
Cook stove. Lard s.d Ke!tls. : Ios q .ansays'
VIZ ice s.S:' i.'s.s s'iss e
A''''' = 4 s&SI|| & :srss.
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WANTED-AGENTS (s2O nor

w day. 70 sell the celebrated HOME SHUT.
TIE SEWING MACHINE. Has tho under.
ieed, makes tho clock stitch" taukc on both
side',l and Is fully licensed The best and cheap.
est family sewing Machine IN tho market. Ad.
dress JoHNsoN, CLARK, 4 90, Boston, Mass
Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago, Ill, or st. Louis, Mo
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
III of snyder County, for the yea 1870 com.
mencing on the ist day of January ana ending
ON the 9lst day Of boz. mber, both days Ineluslye
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County In debt JanuarJ J, ISL, 1854 90
: nyder County, IS;
We. the urdersignei, AUDI ors
Of Snyder county, liz tertiiy, that we have
carefully oNamn OF and aunited the i0reyune ac
count uf the Commissioners and Treasurer OF
>nyd-r county according TO Law, and that we
hnh III, same true nud correct NJ stated. O.
In tstim ny rhe ovt w have hsreupto set
our hands H. the CoIu mis- sinpors' Office in Mid
dieburg, the 9th da, VI January. A. d., ISL
HENRK hENFERR,)
n; / HAssSiNGGEh' Auditors
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Dauchy d Cos. Adcert,semen ents.

A GENTS wAyTED-(S225 A MONTH";
IA by tho AMERICAN KNITTING MA.
CHINE co.. BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS
MO D2p-tw
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The subscriber offers at private sale his
VALUABLE FARM. situate in Monroe
township. Snyder County. Pa. adjoining
ands OF Abraham Fisher, Michcal Hummel
ud 9th srs, containing about
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$40 Made From 80 Cts !

Something urgently needed by everybody.
Call aud see; or u samples sent postage
paid) for 80 CTS. that retail easily for Sl0.
Il. l.. WoLcoTr lSl Chatham square. MY.
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115 ACRES.

more or less, ninct y-fivc acres Of which are
cleared and in high ntate Of cultivation |;
the balance is covered with the best OF tim
Der. The improvements consist Of good
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lNlht Fs'','p sA''''
Experimentation
Auditor,' services, including CLERK $50
8. Allsmsu. Auditing County Offices
issSWTs Poy
Ass'rs. services IN making aliera's l.S 90
do do under Registry set "a?
DO do making military rerns 81 7e
do do do triannialass' mt 3oa
do taking \ do .sepiannial census "
Elections.
Amt paid TO Return Judges, &c SIC II
- Cons,ables for advertising
and serving notices II. IS
We,ghis and 1feoSares.
Nv o Hickok, for one set Weights and
Measures tor county, as directed
by act Of Assembly 203 so
a Eastern Penitsntidry.
Eastern PeniicnilaIy tor support OF
convieis in 1863 Sc "A
hque'is,
BENZ nousewor,h, costs and fees for
holding Inquest on dead body Of
Vim Botdort, Of Seliasgroys ~ 80
49,. Rridy's.
W A Bell for new bridge nt Sehnsg'v 660 95
Carsy S Schnure Tor lumber 80 for -l
sr rep OF sslinsg'v 4 Longs bridges l03 46
Schoch X Bro, spikes &c. for same II
j Homework ct al, lumber, hauling
and labor a, same 3s 35
Hupmel 4 Hover, lumber for Sc
1 linsgroye Bridge 81 S5
Bies,aud 4 Boyer, nails, spikes, oil,
| paint. etc. for same is AZ
samuel Gemberling, hauling &c. to
| Kan,z's, and gravel and hauling q
filing in nj Selinsgrove bridges "a
John Helm, ct al, labor al hantz's,
Blsoksnilhing, bolis. spikes Sc.
NJ selinsgrovs bridges l4S 20
lW W Cawley ct si labor &c at
ysniz bridges l55 81
n Frymoyer, gork a, letters bridge
a ) spssLi bnilding ps~ bi'ass over
MI iidlsprsok is.2r>nkiin tp 1919
Same fos extra work, b making said 13..1.
bridge o feet longer vsd one loot
higher than contracted Tor 1S6 \
Benz kupp baild,ag new bridge over ~ 7
Aiddlsbrssk, psar KAptz's Mil.
psv couirsct 1885
y Yeel. ies aiank end repairs 1t 2
4, hG(ies nssv biz mill ,i.A a26
1nhn1d Lloyd tlling In sbutueats
&.nm 0sifnnnroun. hn5An - A
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Agents, Male G Female,

For fast selling popular subscription
Books. ELfrd inducements 10 agents. In
formation free. Address American Book
Co., 62 William Street n. Y.
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FARMAT PRIVATE SALE.

Perry township, January 80, ISL.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
A DESPERATE AT LARGE.
| Escape Of q Convicted Negro Murderer and
DesperndO from the Nash County IN. CJ

Escape Of q Convicted Negro Murderer and
Desperate from the Mash County IN. CJ
Prison.
RALEIGH, N. G., Nov. Q, 1871.
Governor Caldwell has received o letter from the
SheriH OF Nash county informing him that noto-
rious negro desperate and condemned murderer,
named Luke Johnson, who was to have been exc
cnted the oath inst. has escaped from the jail OF
that county. Johnson had been confined for six
months on the charge or horse stealing and bur
glary when the evidence against him for the mur-
der OF another negro, named Jerry Taylor, was dis
covered. The latter was an important witness
against Johnson IN former burglary case,
and while eating his supper was shot through
the crevlce between the logs OF his house and
instantly killed In addition to the other Indictment
pending true bill was also found against him for
the murder or Taylor, on wcnih he was tried, con.
vcted and sentenced 10 be executed at the last term
or the Nash County Superior Court. Taylor was
murdered In the spring OF 1853, and during the time
that elapsed from the commission OF the deed to the
apprehension or Johnson the latter had been COM
hitting depredations OF the most desperate Cbarac
ter, and he inspired such o terror In the neghbor-
hood that few would dare 10 testify against nm
der his arrest for horse stealing. He s large ana
powerfully built, with bull neck, small head and
ears and weighs about one hundred ana eighty
pounds; is thrty-0ne years or age, high forehead
and color between brown and black. A reward win
he offered for his capture.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
SWALLOWING SHOT.
Eject Of Fe nsaIc Doctors Prescription for .
CnncerOus Stomach.

Eject of 81 Fe nl0Ic Doctors PRESCRIPTION for q
CnncerOus Stomach.
A very singular cese yesterday came under the
observation OF Coroner Young, at ST. Vincenrs
Hospital. william Wolf, forty-six years OF age and
native OF France, has long been suffering from
cancer OF the stomach, which induced constipation
OF the bowels. Being in the country six weeks ago,
he consulted q female doctor, who ADVISED him
20 take half pound Of shot and run around two or
three hours, which would shaSe them down and
produce relaxation OF the bowels Wolf swallowed
the leaden dose and kept up an active movement
for at least six hours, at the expiration OF which
time he became sick and vomlted up part OF the In
dlgestiblo prescription WITHOUT experiencing any
relief. Nausea OF the stomach continued, ana Wolf
being brought to the city, was taken to the hospital,
where he fingered till Wednesday afternoon, when
death ensUed. Coroner Young took charge Of the
case wnen DR.. Marsh made css-i16rlem
examination ana found in the stomach two ounces
OF shot and few prs..1s scattered through the In
testine3, The pylorc oriice was nearly closei on
account OF the cancerous deposits In thgs portion OF
The stomach which prevented the snot from passing
into the intestnes Death, IN the Doctors opinion,
resulted from gastr...rs and vomiting consequent
upon the cancer OF the stomach. The OBSTINATE
vomiting was no douDt caused by tue presence OF
the shcs IN the stomach.
'rne investigation Is not yet concluded.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

:hein; bu on nc contrary, tncr relations were
OF the most agreeable nature.
Mr.. Edwin DE ICON or, aa he was called by The
inhabl ants the Acstor ~ the diplomatic Corps NOT,
wifh5tnD1ing his personal friendship towards hts
Wee Consul at cairo. iolt A. however, MA duty 10
dismiss hm upon the proof of his having taken a
present The late Nlceroy solicited for inc reap.
pointmeut Of The Wee Consul, aud Mr.. De leon
politely bui very distlncy, gave him 70 understand
that II would he better Tor HIM 10 mud his own
business.
thorough Investigation In the matter by the STATE
Department. ana all have SAID am ready 70 prove
when an called by higher authority. Yours
very respectfully, A. q. EVANGELiDES,
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
THE INDIANS.
Letter from LicuteBant Whitman as Camr
Grani-Reservation Indians Orderly and
Pc,ccnbie-unfoundcd Russors al Outrngese

Grant-Reservation Indians Orderly uud
observation-disclosures Rumors 0t Outragese
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. o. 1871.
The Board OF Indian Commissioners have received
letter rom Lieutenant whitman, dated Camp
ervation established by Vincent Colyer ana
says
Everything with the Indians here goes on ~ well
as could DC hoped for 1 have now over i've hun
dred indians, AL that live OF those were mere
previous to the massacre OF April 20, with large
and daily increase Of Pinal Apaches. They grow
more cheerful and easy IN their general bcnavior.
Our prospects are nattering. I sure
of from eight hundred to one thousand In.
dans by December. r the winter could
be spent IN convincing tbem there Is comfort,
safety and KIND treatment Tor them here and lust
punishment for them II they break fa,tn, am sure
they VIII remain. fhe press here Is revving al The
old manufactured tales OF evidences OF doDreda-
tons from thus post previous TO The massacre ana
foreteli coming horrors from tho same source
Coy0teros Of Cochise's band OF Apaches, VINO have
Dcen Tor some tmc past IN the habit or coming iu
ntthc Mexican town OF Canada Alamosa, near the
Rio Grande N New Mexico aud wnere tbey have
recently been led, and the agency temporarily
located reluse TO 20 TO the new reservation NJ
Talarosa Valley, selected for them by nr Colyer
C0cblse himself IL ruite wiing 10 20 there but the
suD-Chiei5 Loco and Victoria, under the influence
OF the lexicans, about two hundred OF wHon reside
In the town, and VINO carry on considerable trade
with them In anfnunitlon wniskey, &C., In ex.
change for their pucksklns prevent II. Supertn.
tendcnt Pope recommended that the agency AMI
provisions bc removed to the Taarosa, which Is q
beautiful secluded valley about ninety miles west
OF their present location, in the belief that The
Apoches would follow; but, as the agent Mr. PIper
was AFRAID the Indians would scatter aud 20 upon
the warpath again, the President has dlrece ed that
tney should be allowed 70 reInAa where they arc
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
THE MONTAUK INDIANS.
Referee Downi"R's Decision n~Ihc Iadians
Have No Rights that the. Whi,e. Are Rovr.,

10 Respect.
since the yea. 1890 that portion OF Long Island
Known as .aontauk Point has been Inhabited by the
psauk Indians. The whites OF The county OF SUI.
folk made incursions on their domains at different
times for very meagre considerations, and eventu'
ally asserted their rights OF occupancy as
pre- eminent TO those OF the Indians. By
taking advantage OF the ignorance Of tue
Indians they pr ocured Legislation which gave them
tile right o occupancy. SO greedy were the wnites
I'm their desire for landed accesslons that they et
the Indians barely enough from which TO derive an
income sufficient for their maintenance lega
gentlemen informed the Indians Of these nnwM
rantable incursons, and their inevitable de
Jriment and accordingly the Indians tooS
proceedings In the supreme Court 70 re.
cover possession OF their domains. The matter was
referred TO u. ". Downing, as referee. lie now
decides against the Indians. They have no claim
on the lands. Jeremiah ). Wright one oil the YAM
tirs Is adjudgei not TO be an Indian By covenants
executed py the progenitors OF the present tribe
lands nave 10 be forfeited Tor each anu every viola
ron OF the many clauses Ihe lndans are ignorant
or the contents on these covenants ana know
nothing os their eXtstsncs until the lands ara
oalmed. naicy years tns trtbe VIII become dis-
Possessed sleir property something originally
IKE three nnntred tBonslnl acres
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO EX-GOVERNOR
SWANN'S NEPHEW.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Charles Swami, nephew
moi, wagon in ExcS anoa nIacs nIS jstsss Si,s <
seriously injured. He was taken into Iayor's
Hotel and was afterwards removed to New York.
The driver OF the wagon offered to surrender MIN.
self to the authorities, but rs the bystanders all
declared he was not In fault he was not moleeted.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
EARTHQUAKE IN COLORADO.
DENVER. Nov. Q,

DENVER, NOV. y ISII
Georgetown and Central CITY experienced slight
shock OF earthquake OF halrpass ten O'Clock this
morning, lasting from ten to aitcn seconds In each
place. No damage was done although doors AMI
windows were considerably ratified and people
surprised, anu ~ some cases alarmed, Tue anoeH
was mot ielt at Denver IN tho least
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
NOVEMBER 10

NOVFMBEN TO-
1S70-The battle OF Orleans concluded. the Pms.
slams forced 10 retreat TO Toury.
ls20-The trial OF Queen Caroline by the British
Parliament ended.
159e- Bonaparte deoosed the Council OF Five Hun.
dlcd, a0d was declared First Consul.
Ise2--Marrn LutheJ born, IN Elslebep, Saxony,
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
THE INTERNATIONAL.
Formation and Organization OF the Interna.
tional Wcrkingmens Society.

First Step Men Eagsged-The Address to the
French Working Classss-How Received
Declaration Of rrinoiples-The Annual
Conferences Juvenile and ch;ldrens
Labor Cooperation The Trades
unionsFree Poland-The Re-
hgious Question--hbolition
Of standing Armies.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

ciahon % comDne and generans the spontancoas
any docinsry system whatever The Congress- shall there
foi PROCLAIM no special system Of cooPeraton bu; iml.
sckncwlsdse the soopsrs.ive movement trans
issoni.m lis Is great merit I to practically show That the
present paupeIzng and despoiic system Of the subord.
ss and
Sh ia M "
eaboi by their Efforts the operative system will
ss nd s
ocI % ars to @ q
transfer of the organized forces Of society viz the Stat
from csptst and landlords to the producers ,h
ON THE QUESTION OF TRADES UNIONS
II was resolved that In The past they had contented
themseves with the question OF wages, but that OF
late they had taken part IN political movements,
and that IN future they must learn 10 act deliberately
as organizing centres OF the working class in the
broad interest OF Its complete emancipation. They
must convince the world at large thar their efforts,
far from being narrow and Selfish aim at the eman-
cipation OF the downtrodlen millions.
OTHER IMPORTANT TOPICS.
Resolutions were passed IN favor OF direct taxa.
dence of Poland. The question OF tho influence OF
religion was raised by the French but rejected as
do great deal Of Inc time OF that Congress was
taken up with the rules and regulations.
During the next Twelve months a dozen other
since: Ia all only three have seeded on account
since the fall OF the Commune. The fall of the
Commune has, on the contrary, 1t Is alleged, acted
os snmulant. Branches have recently been es-
tabshed IN many towns In the north Of England,
Irish branches are in the course OF formation, and
me NEE esaoisnmet ia, OF an English Council separate
from tue General council, has been resolved upon
THE COMPLETE EMANCIPATION OF THE WORKING
CLASSES.
The asso citation declares ia object 20 ne the same
To-day ~ seven years ago, the ''complete emapCipa
ton Oh the working class-that Is to say the abOi-
uoh VI wages laoor by transforming the present
mode OF production into one OF cooperative produc.
tlol, by the transformation OF the land and other
means OF labor into common property through state
agency. The "nati0nalizationr or the land IA mt
forth as one q tpe nrst practical steps
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

Tho fight for such foreign policy forms part of the
D,nera struggle for the emancpson OF the working classes
Pyoetarians OF all countries-Unic
THE DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
and the provisional rules were as fOllows:--
Consderng that the emancipation OF the working classes
- struggle For the emancipation OF the working classes
=, for equal rights and duties and the abolition Of all
ase rule that the economical subjecton of the OF
vources Of ifess al tho bottom Of servituds in all it's
forms, OF all social misery, mental depreciation
:.s ss d orns sS s.. : s:
great which every political ought
70 be subordinate mean. that all Efforts aiming At that
tween the manifold divisions of labor IN each country and
from the absence of fraterna bond OF union between the
Non Of labor neither local national, but social
oro,cm .mn.c,n al oounres in which modern society
tsss and depending for It's sos,oa a as S'aenrrsnee
aeeal and iheorsss Of NE mos. ca.ss IN ,So mo
tndusrous countries of Europe, while fnsss
bew hope, gives solemn warning agamss , relapse
fs"sons q the undersigned meaSer. o. Cepn holding
mScr e, iss a. y, Martins Hail, LONDON hayo taken TO
mems xssocslop Thay declare that hs international
seknowedge TRUTH justice, and morality as the basis Of their
sonduct towards each oher and towards all men, without
sman 70 the rights Of man and citizen, not only
In hmsef but for every who does his duty No rights
y no up S"ss se ThD., owng g AS s m
ln,ernstonal Association: This nstscation IL ostab-
cn and Aao,s Central medium Of SSnrne,
sossss existing In different countries, and aiming at tho
s.noc,na,nn' nS protection adyancement ard complete
sey shall BE- .rhe International Workingmens Associa
NON IN 1850 there snail meet in Rceium general WorS
Foikngmens soce,ies may oined toe aona
Arsocaon The oOuarcss VIII hsvstO proclaim isfSrs En-