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of the committee declaring the Hon. B. F.
Meyers entitled to his seat from the Six
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IT WAS generally considered that the
death of DR.. Stanton the Auditor General
elect, having taken place before he was
sworn into office, there was no vacancy,
and that the office would therefore have to
be filed by special election, or by some act
of the Legislature. The appointment of
Mr. Brigham by the Governor therefore
was surprise to many. His message and
the action of the Senate will be found in
the report of the Legislative doings.
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TROUBLES are continually occurring on
the border between Mexican and Ameri-
can citizens. Dispatches from Arizona on
the 18th inst, says William Mcfarland
was recently found murdered and hor-
ribly mutilated. The American residents
went after Mexican who had threatened
McFarland's life, and having found him
shot him ON sight. The Mexican's
friends retalated by killing one of the
party, afterwards the Americans made a
general raid upon the Mexicans and killed
four. A fifth entrenched himself in a
house, on which the attacking party blew
up the house, and shot him also. All
business houses in Sanford and Florence
are closed, in apprehension of an attack
from the Mexicans, who are the most num-
orous and greatly exasperated.
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Our iron Interests.

We observe by special Telegram to
the Press, that the Hon John T..
Packer, who so ably represents our
district in Congress, is louklug TO the
interests Of his constituents and pre-
pairing 10 give the Free Traders a
hard fsht. lie has presented Peti.
lions, numarously signed, rrmon.trn-
ting against any reduction Of the ju
'y on iron, and showing that the in.
fcrcs's Of the manufacturer and tn.
laJorer are ilenticnl. When the sub.
ject Of the tariff comes before Ih,
House, Mr.. Packer intends 70 submit
his views in n brief a1d well.copsi lcr
ed speech. The fact that ho seldom
participates in the debates 10 the
House, and that he is known to b,
thoroughly verscd on the subject o
protection, will give great weight tc
his speech.
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Personal,


The Harrisburg correspondent oi
the Lancaster Examiner thus describes
some of the members Of the legisla-
ture:
The personal appearances, the de.
pertinent and abilities of the meo Of
the Senate ond House are as various
rs the rainbow. Mr.. Woolever, OF
Lehigb, is short aud plump as q pump.
Kin, AMI looks like one who lives
we'll
McJuntin, Of Venango, is o good
speaker aud one of the ablest men in
the llou,e in person very thin, tall
and dark haired.
Moor of Llwrancc, is probably the
oldcs, man 10 the House, drover by
occupation, aud man OF considerable
ability.
White, Of Allcghany, is spare, thin.
aud cro's-cycd, formerly an editor AMI
man of marx.
Rurkway, OF Columbia, is small in
stature. and puts ono in mind OF
! Rciuuhl, vf Lancaster aif ,cts 60 b.
an orator, an will make US lll
| member.
| Elliott, the Spelkc, q tie House OF
/ Representatives is short 1ll stout, a
man of paris, altogether mt Very pleas
ant; will make fair presiding o-liccr,
aud has the reputation oi being hon.
/ est.
S,m Joscpb., of Philadelphia, is Il
small, round faced, pleasant fellow.
Kecch, OF Chester, is slim and tall
aud good looking.
/ Cooper, Of Delaware il red haired
small aud the editor Of paper lilo is
smart.
/ Hewitt, Of Blair, wears splc,acIcs,
h1s relish hair, aud i, II useful mem
ter.
Rogers, of Mexican. isa very hand
some man, has round face, blicl;
beard, aul speaks with force.
Albright, Of Ph,lldclphii, has q
c'can shaved face, AMI is u5efu
member.
Hancock, Of philadelphia, ia a large
barry follow. fail to tn, bgim Of goj.
nature bl, no: II pleusiu; speaker.
/ Neck, of Centre, isa smdi thil
man, with ! lJn. head. c.cln lace
.p .ir'cl nose, and il probably th'
,b.e,t m1n on the Democratic eide q
the House
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Tnp NnnntorIa, Conicsf.

~, ,,., 49,.
"' '.''''' ''"'' 20. III 'P'"' II" <
1l the contest at iiArrisou'g r9m'n!N
the repp5lclns Of ,he ) na'a that tha
Republican pu,y eau well aTud to
nave c,,h,r Colon.i Gray or C1iunei
Mcclure ia that toJy, blt it c0nnot
dIar! 10 ieay tae iI.icst "od sal
jir'., iHyes,jnt,Dn into the oI's'!
,Duls. So y o!JDul Is iae coavj,-
,.on oitLjs community that our c,cc-
,iuus ar, bot honestly conducted tool
nothing s.art o. integrity in tbs ia-
iu,rv VII s,t',ry ,h, Iglic mini
Ia, cal. tyr q mce;in- Of 'h3 ciii@ 90.
. ,n uss, is " s.-n thHi !, siInijcan,
land cannot bee ais,'-o'jsl. The t'o
candidates !ur a.uutr ave ou,..'-d o.
. equal laa u exact iaS-ic2-uyih.u5 les
/ or more vii 'u'N"',
Ep,c.a,IY "O''d We warn on' i '-
/ publican trends against attempting 10
'air ,Hr'cr III t'chuiea",it' or esp
7 d"n.E' Iue" is a ionona,i ia the
A't "i as ~ 'T, aIi That ht been
pleaded ai an 'Ncn'e l'rS'm' irr"r H."'
proceeding ~ tns cN,o nat wn"o
.c&am"ed the dc.ccioi The statute j.
'mml',r, ILL., I"c Senate does a'' c'n-
template Iy'U'.ut, 80 u1!sr#aui, t"
receive position from the citizens of
Tho fourth district, ccn'e''i0g the
scat When tho petition is received
. o.. d.r.' .r the statute ia euro !, al !
't!. &c.,. . The senate j. PLAIN.
a., cusli,u'i . 'pro'iIe5 that
"oach House shlll jpI5" oi tic qrtlj
( Iicatipns of ils own mombrrS q t.u-
tested elections shah b. dfrrWuri b.
Ia coJmHHl" 10 be selected, formed,
.auI regulated in slch u manner "a,
Shall b. directed by law Su.h
is the pain direction Of the C.n'li.
tuition. Theuct Of A7sam.iy design.
cl II carry out 'hs, provision Of the
fundamental law says that the pet
ton coniesling such an election Shall
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National Convention.

The Republican National Convcn-
ton meets in Philadelphia on the 18th
Of June next, and Preparations are al
ready being made for it, The Acad
.my Of music has been engaged for
throc days and three nights for the
=, s'io3s. 1t is proposed to ADor over
the pnrqucI on level with the stage,
the delegates to occupy benches, an /
the rest of the house to be used fui
spectators. 1t the Cuu,i1cn'al roDms
have been engaged by cx-Goyernnr
Clitlin Of Massachusetts,; K. q. llar.
Tsln and Governor Noycs. of Ohio.
with tUrty-l wo dc'c-otcS, and J. y
Frary, oil Connecticut. with nine del
rgatcs Parlors for headquarters
have also been en,rIel b. Mr. Cham
,ilor, chairman Of the New llamp.
shire CImmitt,c, anl john W. Fos-
ter, chairman If the Indiana Commit.
tee. At the Grarl House rooms ar,
engaged fbr one hundred anI lity
members of the "Liaco!n Club" u
Pittsburg with their band OF twenty
five performers. Generh Simon Cam
ercm will also stop at tho Girar.
House.
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Our Argument For two Term

y President, Governor, or any 9TH
rr oiliccr desiring a recollection, will
50 conduct himself, naturally as to Sc
cure that god VIII upon which hung
the election ina country ike our own
where tho people r,lr.
Washington, Jefferson Madison.
Monroe, Jackson an Lincoln pleased
the people and won recollection.
The two Aiamscs, Van Duran.
Tyler, Fillmore aud johnson G.i not
satisfy IT," people, aud were defeated
the first three by non-elcctiou, and
the last lhroo by lack OF even mount
na.iOn by their ficuIs.
As many have been r,.c'ee,c rs
were defeated in their b'pc Of tint
honor.
Supposing 1t was admitted thai
"onc in office viii try to pave their
way to secure his 10 election O.
what avail were all the officers under
those defeated Presidents, as against
the peoples will? Read IN, election
returns, aud sec how they were ous,-
el
Bat it may be sail tha. Pref
dent, Illegally or Improperly usil- his
power for his own election, may. it
ineligible to another tcrm, use all
that power for any othtr man b.
might prefer. Wi'ncss the successful
effort of Jachsol to elect Van Duran
Of Taylor to defeat Clly-,he M ne
cos-ful effort Of Pierce TO defeat rs.
l1r, aud OF BIchunan tD defeat Lin.
colu 4! \ bad man will abuse BIZ
pcwers, whether he is himself a can
dida,c, or whether he has sol ol
blr.aincd his influence to another
bad man.
The strongest motive for an honor
cradle, sagacious, ambitious man, Is
10 desire rc-,lc,ti)n. Tho peDpie
can pass upon him. But If he serve,
only one term he has not such mo-
tive in as high degree and the
people cannot pass upon him.
Without protesting to arrive at any
conclusion, suggest thesa thought,
upon the general subject, for honest
candid men, and not for the sDro
henAs or Coppcrhcals who have sud.
donly been clnYcrtci to the "ono
term principle merely as a cover ior
their opposition TO Goa. Grant. But
! will remind even those that the pro
posed Amendment can uut--cyeu /.
ultimately deemed aiyislblc--he a.
doptcd in time 10 prevent the re nom
ination and ro-e.oclian Of Gen. Grant
Should it finally prayail, he must nee,
ossarily promu cate it, but it will b,
"water haul IN i;s present aspe.
rs . bar to his GIlius 4 second term. -
Columjiq Spy,
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ELIZABETu CADy STANTON alludes
TO tho fact that some women suifra
gists picked up an orphan boy
boupht him nice clothes, educated him
for the ministry, and when they went
TO hear his first sermon were struck
with CONSERVATION TO hear the text,
"Let the woman keep silent in the
church" If the strong, minded Were
not 80 determined in the fight such
an instance Of utter depravity would
discourage them MS il is it but fur
nishss them another proof Of mans
ingratitude.
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Speaking Of the rccontly-rc ported
atrocities in Cuba, one Of the Madrid
Radicals in addressing msetiOg on
Friday, declared there was COOL rea
son to believe 10 their trut hfulness, as
he hll incontestabIe evidence that
children had boon shot. l9xt9osiyo re-
lorms at home aud in tho colonies
were eallel for by nearly all 'lhe
speakers Of tho meeting.
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TIE In PaciG, Railroad at last
accounts was blocked between Lara
mie aud Rawlns, aad also west OF
Rawlins. The Suow was sill drift
ing, anl the prospects Of getting the
road clear were as bad rs ever. A
train left Oglen yesterday for the
East, comp SD Of Central Pacific cars
rs there were no Uniou paciG, car,
west of those blocked. This lasi
Eastward train is probably now with
the others at the drifts near Cheston
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The Reading Times" announces
that it has been definitely decided to
build ten new iron furnaces on the
banks Of the Schuylkill m that city,
The work is to bo done under the au
spices Of the Southern Pennsylvania
Iron and Railroad Company, The
ore vii! be principally supplied from
the deposits Of the Southern Penu-
sylvania Iron and Railroad Company
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A Rich I'm poster Arrested,

For several days past q man named
John Peter Stormer, has been calling
at the resi1ences of our citizens solic-
iting aims. lie has book, in which
is written an appeal to the charitable
and signed by General James s. Ne.
gley of Pittsburg. This appeal states
that Stromer is a worthy object, that
he served in the Union army during
the rebellion, and that he is collect
ing money to send for his wife aud
children. who are Sweden. IL j.
signed by some Of the most promincia.
men in the State and 10 this city. all
of whom contributed to his assistance.
Information was left at tn. May
or's Office a day or two alo that this
S,Ormcr was in tho habit ef usinl
abusive language TO ladies, when they
refused to give him money, ana or
Icrs where given for bis arrest. This
morning be was observed standint on
the corner Of Fitth anl Franklin
streets, in front of tho po,ico hond-
/ quarters, and was politely Invited in
side by Olcor Kiefler, but refused.
aul started up FiGh street, lie wa.
/ followed by the officer and Detective
I Lyon, who soon overlook him, and
alter stout resistance on bis part
SiOrmcr was taken back. He WI,
searched, and to the surprise Of all II
was found thl; he was worth ucarl,
$1,000. Upon his person was found
Il number Of letters Of Introduction
signei ~ persons 10 Sweden, ccrid
Gates from physicians 10 this country
setting forth ihlt Stormer is unable to
earn a livelihood by labor, owing to
disease contracted while in the army
and u injuries received since the war;
y commission as second lieutenant OF
c1mpauy X, 10th Wisc1n sin rrgi.
mcui, and several other papers. all
nf which showed cobclusiyely that III,
prisoner was lorn in Sweden. came I,
this country about ten years ag), ana
tha, b. is nearly g. years Of ago
Bat by far tho most important packa-
scs wcri carefully wrapped up in 50 fl
brown paper aad wei. tied with tsine
They contained certificates of banl
stock gpli bearing bonds, coipons 0.
j.-J bonds. and Of deposits ia diI,r.
'cnt banks in the west. am,untins /,
= the aggregate to slGl7O. Beside
this snug SUM, thi, rascal la | in rasn
neatly done up in packages. S2-2 o.
rms latter amount was NAL, up e.
. sums uf different denominations, va
ryinS rom one cent ma to 4 ono hun
; 'rti dollar gi,cubo,i lie Las ~
. yet hal hearing o.. a:.. b, brou. b
before the mayor sOmr'A, this AFTER.
tpon.
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CoL John j Patterson formerly Of
Miliintowu has been elected Presi-
dent of the Blue Ridge railroad 10
South Csroliua. This is Que Of the
most important railroads 10 that State.
It runs from Anderson, S. Y. to
Knoxville, Tenn.
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7 lCENaE N)TtCN.-N tee is
II hsr,b} slv,g TINT
John d. G4 e, lillusrti,ls,
En n"tI smith Fremont,
! 4, Conrad, EcAyurtuNn.
pui,l bpylF, dp
WA. O.. l|rHycr csuterVi'lr.
Irur Wei cr Mu,hlurtuu,
John 4 rtrIiEesNr tiil,-1urx,
laJIf y. l..Eal, ltuse.r..c,
1. 7. Meiser Chapman,
Is. -. Walter, Mcclure city We'J Beaver,
susan mt, Chapman township,
John u. M.clllng penns t2Nuyh!p,
tutA4glue Mattcrn, ito
Henry Hcricr, lrInSlln township,
iarUu Z. keller, scliusgTy,e Csttaursut
Jpbn a. fJ'Sier. S'llqs4royo, tR'stturiuO
have ~ led their petitions tor Tavern Iiceusc
with tho ClcgN ni the Court of ouirter sessions
nt Nuy Ter county, aud the same vi.l ha prcseut-
Cd ..y approval ou Moutty, tho 2s.h iiy oi Feb
ruIry HrNt. j. J.GROlSE, C.gIk = ).
JaAuarY l., ls72.
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4 UDlTORS NOTICE

lho undersigned having been ap pointed hu
dltnr, ~ the Orphans COart Oh snyder County
at Dee. rerm A. ID 1871, to reprt the facts Ia
the matter of tho petition of Mary X. Snyder
for q citation 70 II. q. Eyer, A Administration,
cum tostsmen TO auucNO, ot the last viii aud
testament Of John snyder, dec, aud George
A, Walls and nentit.a Irono, hs wife hereby
viii meet Cor the lurIrso u lis enointmeI I,
NJ the Keystone Hotel, Ia SoInsgrJve, said
County, "a Ffiiay the lj,a dayof Fobrutry,
Inst, At 10 o'clock \, NJ. AS manyRs may think
pruU-r TO attend, l.. N. MYERS, Auditor.
lob. J, 1872.
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WALKER HOUSE,
Mcclure City Pa.
Il. d, WALTER Proprietor.

This new house, newly furnished and
is now open 10 the travelling puhic. Il is
located near the depot. No etlot will be
spared by the proprietor TO make tho stay
lof his guests pleasant and agreeable.
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s|;EgSlTIHI'gIIISISIl

new Book OF Abiding Value and Ready sac.
President G. q. Finny. OF Oberiln (O) Col.
logc. writes; The teachin Is OF this work should
become matters oi general knowledge. | be
ueve few viii ohle't 10 this book except those
who are rebuked by It, AMI who, therefore,, most
need IL. May God bless both 10 and It's faithful
author" Sample pages and circulars sent tree
G. y. VENT, FablIsher 5s Murray ST., New
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THE ISSUES OF TIE NEXT
CAMPAIGN.

President rob hen rcost, and il he
did, how many eggs did ho steal?"
Can a Republican oGllce-holder be an
honest man, and if so, is. there Que 10
point Of factl' Are the questions
which the Ku-Klux aul their north
eru friends aud sympa;hizcrs arc try
ing TO force upon th, nation as the
issues Of the day Precisely as they
vented their inpotent rage upon Cen
cral Bptlcr, when h. compelled the
rebels Of New Orleans to respect th,
fig, by scrceching Spoons" so are
they now tradlcing General Grant
who has earned their etcral hatred
by q couitriel cry Of thieves,
thieves"
The II publican party intcols 10
make up THAR owu issues. It will
give lis own accouct of its political
Stewardship, which has |cen charac-
tcrilsd by ia, utmost economy, and
by exemplary integrity. It il not
denied tha; among the hunlrrl thou
sand agents whom the government EN-
ploys there have not been sons dis
homes, mon, but ousilcriDg the laSi-
/ " Of publ; sentiment upon pecunii
ry defaults, the snlllncs' Of III, sl'a-
Iriespail, an | the Insecurity Of oil ,iol
tenure. there hive been us few delal.
cltions or mlliiministratiOus as could
have hecn reasonably expected. The
cure for oal;ill and personal pc:u'a.
tiou- lies not within the range OF pJ
li,ical chinsc', but in q better public
opinion, which demands that rascals
shall b, punished rcsardless OF their
IpParcut religious AL Political z'al
The real qrc.tipn which th, nlii)n
viii be called on 20 d,cii, ia, "shnl.
the enemies VI The Uut,l states. wh,
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Estate ofGEoRQEsHAFFRR Decd.

r.S0"VV VI u 10 w u > TIN 7 NJ D01H'
NXECUTORS NOTICE Letters
HI restamentary on the Estate o GEORGE
SHAFfER, late OF Perry township Snyder Co ,
de.'a having been granted the unde'siS = ned all
peTsons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
Estate are required u mako paymeD. without
them, AARON SHAFFER,
Jan. q, lss: ExEcrTok.
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pGGjSTERS NOrICE.-Noti,e j.,
"a hereby given to all concerned, thit the
following utul'l rers,us hIyo ilcI their a.
r1uu's iu tho itpE .ptE ON.s. at Milulcuur-
snyder uaiv, ana ilu' the stii accounts Nill
h, pr'. CUl, ! Cor continuation uuI ALLOW Iure OF
the urrhtu' Court q b' hFli ut Hiiilchurg for
tie touaty ol uyder On the IuUrth " .uJay
Of fghrutry next, tc.u- tHg 2j,A daS. of ssld
month. viz
l. lh. account ct Phnlp Apple S Joseph Gray
bll Executors OF the Estate Of HonJvn.u App,e
decd.
. rho 1nll account Of Ic-l Ulrlrh u Frank.
lin ,lgi'h Administrators of ths estate Of Dtn.
.cl g.. ilt.rli decd.
3. The urcJuut pT Fronklin Jarrett. Admin.
lsttatur Of tho Estate oi Nancy jarrett decd.
The account or Peter Gpss and Adam
Warnst Executors OF the estate Vt Peter Goss
sr., decd.
S. Ih" account OF f1hu Norman Guaril1n ol
of Arthur l.. smith ~ minor child ot Robert ".
snl Ei2I Smith late ot Miideburg Borough
tcFd
o. The Grst aud fn1l account ofiIlram Ktni1
Ainll!str'tIr OF gAc Estate Of Simon KtItz.
deed.
:. IhN frst anl m | account or samuel B
hgutr guardian &C sim mNu H. lciAl 4 Mlnor
Gail 4 of Michael nuihl dr a.
1870 Account ui ll'Ia y r'e~ anl Charts,
bsr'.r Executors % tie 'H.' .... .H' testaueut
gtIlyurs l,.rirr dCg'I
Jan. q, i-,l S.n.s.'. -. BeSlst.r.
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ON tho Ith OF March, 1873. the
terms OF twenty four United States
Senators will expire.