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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-01

WHAT the country may expect il
the Democracy ever gain control o.
the National Government, can be
readily inferred from the manneY 10
which treason begins to pop up its
head wherever and whenever that
party gains q success. All over the
Southern States the special claim to
Office is the fact hat the claiman,
served in the rebel army, and the
Southern delegation in the present
Congress is mainly composed OF ex.
rebel officers. Counting upon this
fact, and the further one, that these
late rebels hold the o trol OF the
Democratic side Of tue House. the
Hon. Benjamin Harris, of Maryland,
tex-member CT Congress) who is q
candidate for Sergeant-at-Arms. has
addressed q circular letter to the
Southern Democratic Congressman.
urging his claims to an election by
declaring "the war upon tie South
was in my opinion a most attrocious
outrage on the part Of the North
FERN States. My greatest regret is
that God did not grant my prayer,
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sthat the South might not be sabJu'
gated"
The Hon. Benjsmin is a little pre-
mature in his boast of cherished feal'
~ to the Southern Confederacy. lie
should have waited until after the
Presidential election, and then, il the
Democracy are successful, bis "cpin'
ionss will command the highest mar
ket prices. But just now, within a
few months Of tba, election, BeDja-
min Is ~indiscreie. II might alarm
the Northern "mnd-sills, you know,
10 elect him 10 so lucrstiye an Office,
and ore controlling so much patron
age, on such q platform. So, the
Honorable gentleman must cherish
bis principles yet 4 few months longer,
until after the Presidential election,
when. If bis party elects its candi'
dates. be will doubtless enter upon
bis reward.
We invite the attention Of brother
Mcclure and other liberal gentle
men Of that liz, to this fragrant breach
of discipline. Here is the "blocdy
shirt being shaken on the wrong
side Of the chasm. Ii won't do, to
have the Southern heart fred in this
way, or other indiscFete fools may
get to blabbing, and then farewell to
all The cherished hopes Of electing a
&" Democratic non-scctionel Presi-
dent"
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TUE wal on the Whiskey Ring hi

Tue war on the Whiskey Ring has
been productive of more substantial
results than the simple conviction Of
the offenders. The amount already
assessed on the distiIiers for unpaid
taxes reaches s745, sol, and the value
Of property under proceedings FOR
forfeiture is 81, las, 365. The amount
it is said, will eventually reach 81,
600 600; bat inasmuch as the Gov.
eminent is believed to have lost ST..
200, 600 in whiskey Ike every year.
from St Louis alone, it Will probably
fail Of making hat loss good. Nev.
ertheless as additional disclosure
are made and unsupported offender,
brought to light, who will be obliged
TO walk up and settle, it is likely thai
the amoent eventually obtained viii
greatly exceed s., 900, 600.
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Indiana.

SouTH BEND, Nov. es.-Ths ep.
old published on Saturday an account
OF the visit to its Office of q discharg.
ed female printer, who attempted to
cbastise the editor, c. f. Murray, who
associated her name with that of Pal.
mer, a justice Of the peace, in a
eharse'of criminal intimacy. Yes
terday afternoon Palmer net Mug
ray on the stairs of the Herald Of
ice aud shot him through the body.
Murray is still alive, but death is
momentarily expected. Palmer ha.
been arrested.
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An Unnatural Murder,

BUFFALO, November 28.-A wo
man, aged forty, named Wilhelmina
Weik, was arrested this afternoon
charged with numbering her son
aged fourteen years, who has beer
missing since the I'd instant. The
body was found in an old well OF
the premises in a nude state, except
. shirt, with chains and other weight:
attached to bis neck. Property be.
longing to the murdered boy and
reverting to her own child in case
of his death is the supposed aus
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The little rascal wss SO trouble
some that Jones could stand it nc
longer, and quietly kicked him out
What nave you been doing TO my
William" sharply asked Mrs. Clog.
glers, who quickly made her appear.
aDce. "I've v-toed an obnoxious Bill,
ma'am," was the quiet reply of our
hero; and the old lady went to have
some further conversation with vii.
liam about it.
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Horse Thief Killed.

NAsH3iLLE, Tenn. Nov. PA
special frO4 Mon City says; AL
len Gwynn, eolcred, living neal
Huntingdon, having learned yester.
day that Milton Roney and Frank
Patterson, two ex-peDitentiary con.
victs, bad arranged to steal his hors.
es last night, collected a posse of
white men to watch bis premises.
The two came as expected, and when
halted fred on the posse, who return.
ed the fire, killing Roney. Patterson
escaped.
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A $4,000 Fire.
FIVE BUILDINGS IN MCKEEspORT CON-
SUMED.

Between twelve apd enc o'clock
yesterday morning a fire broke out
10 the millinery store of Mrs. Hard
esty, on Market street, below the
Diamond, 10 MeKeesport, The
structure was Of frame, and as a pref.
ty strong breeze was circulating at
the time it famed the fire until IL
spread to the buildings on both sidesi
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Oh the corner of the Diamond, whrch
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Arersgbie Crime and swift Ven.
seance.

FoRr VALLEY, Ga, November %.
John Brown, coiored, was arrest
ed near here Yesterday evening while
violently assaulting a highly respec-
table young lady. He Knocked out
some of bel teeth and filled her
mouth with dirt. A band of DISCUS
ed men took him from the custody of
thesherif last night and hung him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-01

A Franklin Pa.) congregation re-
Gently announced its intention to add
5000 to the pastors salary for each
child born in his family during bis
ministrations there. The result was
wins, and the society has rescind
ed its resolution.
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ERUSTEES' SALE.

BY virtue Of a decree and order Of the Court Of
common PIeas OF Somerset county, Pa. and to
me directed, there will be exposed 10 public sale.
on the premises. on Monday. the sth day OF Nov.
$50. the following described property. viz; A lot
81 = ground containing enc acre, situated In Upper
TurkeyfOot township, known rs the Old Diseipfes'
Church property.
Terms @One-half Of the purchase money to be
paid on continuation OF sale, and the balance in
one year. without interest.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. NJ. Of said
day. AARON SCHRACK.
Trustee
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The Inauguration of John +.
Hartranft as the Centennial Cover
nor Of Pennsylvania promises to be
the most imposing eve before wit
messed. The Cameron Club Of Phil
adelphia have already secured head.
quarters at the Kirkwood, and th,
Hartranft Club Of the same city a
the Lochiel. The State Fencibles
accompanied by the Ringgold banC
Of Reading, have also made arrange
ments to attend.
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The indianapolis journal reg ards
it bot fair that the exc onfederates
should control the next House, since
they are q majority Of the Democrat
ic majority. Danish them and there
would not be much left of the Demo
cratic party, either in or out Of Con-
gress. 1t would be like cutting of
the head and tail Of a tadpole, and
expecting the small remainder to go
into the frog business on its own ac-
count.
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Thursday, October IL, 1875,

where all persons Interested may attend if they
think proper.
Account OF sIary a. McMrleR, Admrx., of Mary
Read, dec,
Account of Hiram Morrison, adn'r OF Jane II.
Morrison. decd.
Account of Henry and Amos Walker, admits Of
John Ct. Walker, deed.
account of Jerome Il. Jennings, admir- Of Is
rael Rhoads. decd.
Account Of J. II. Uhl admir- Of Solomon Knee.
deed.
Account Of A. 5. Mitchell and Jeremiah Liston.
X RS Of Thomas Liston, deed.
Account of Samuel Comp, ex'r Of Benjamin
Iroutn-an,d decd.
Aecosnt Of Michael Ions, eT'F Of Masialen
Account cf Z. ]. and ]. s. Meyers and W.. O.
schrork. exrs OF Jacob J. Meyers, decd.
Account of q. L. Miller, ex'r OF w. p. Welsh
onse, deed.
Account Of Emmanuel J, Lichty. ex'r OF VIM.
Meyers. deed and testamentary guardian Of the
minor children Of said deed.
Account of Michael Long. trustee for the sale Of
the real estate OF Magdalcn Long, deed.
Isaac Kaufman, trustee for the sale Of the real
estate of Jacob Custer, decd.
Account OF Samuel Kennel, guardian of Ellen
NJ. Eeiler.
Account Of Daniel Swarner guardian of Chris
tiana Swarner,
Account OF Jonas AnHeny, guardian q isaiah
Good.
Account of John u. Holderbaum. guardian Of
John II. MarteenY,
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1 WISCONSIN editor illustrates the
prevailing extravaganza of people
nowadays by calling attention to the
costly baby carriages in use, while
when be was q baby they hauled
him around by the hair of his head.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of David Shafer.. late Of Paint township.
deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the Undersigned. notice l.
hereby given to those Indebted 10 It to MAKE imrre-
date pay meat, aEd those having eisi.as la
H. to present them daily authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday. the Goth day Of Nov. 1875 NJ
the late residence Ct said deceased.
HIRAM SHAFFER.
90 Administrator.
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rnr madden man in Wisconsin, is

TuE msddest man in Wisconsin Is
John Leigh, Of oconto- He ~as a
candidate for member Of the Assem-
DIV. and being a conscientious man
be voted for bis opponent. HIS op-
moment was elected by just one ma
iority. 1t won't do to have such
nreiudices when one is running Tor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-01

CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE having been
mentioned as a probable candidate
for the Presidency, the Toledo Com
mercial prints an extract from a let
ter written by him to q friend in
Ohio, 10 which be emptatic4lly de-
clines TO allow the use OF his name in
such q connection, and says be does
not intend that his judicial position
shall be used as a stepping stone to
something else.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-01

By the death Of Senator Ferry OF
Connecticut the Democrats viii gain
q member Of the L. S. Senate, that
parry now having control OF the
state. Mr.. Ferry was elected TO
the Senate over Gen. Hawley the
regular Republican nominee By a
combination Of Democrats aud LIB
eral Republicans" He was a digni-
fed courteous gentlemen and viii be
much missed 10 the Senate.
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned viii
sell at private sale the following tracts Of land
belonging TO Samuel Zimmerman, assigned t.
VIM. Zimmerman, for the benefit Of his creditors
10 wit:
No. / a tract 0flant situate Ia QuemahOning
township, containing 80 acres, with good build
diIgs,
No 2 A tract adjoining : above tract anil Joseph
Zimmerman, containing 5 acres, with house and
shop thereon.
No. g. A tract situate in Shade township. i'd
joining Anthony Weehtenheiser and others, con
tanning leo asres. more or less. ali good timber
land, with a house and stable thereon
Also, q No. l saumill with circle avs suc en-
CINE in good condition, and a large lot of various
kinds Of lumber, namely, pine, spruce, ash, oak,
linn, poplar, chestnut, sugar, maple, cherry, &c.
Persons wishing to buywill do well 70 Al iress
or call on the undersigned n { Jenner X Roads.
WN. ZIMMERMAN.
ruavS -
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man rs general agent In this district 4,
establish ioea! agencies ami control the sales ~
an article OF daily use in every househ0Ii. A le-
gitlmAte cash business and 4 monopoly that WIN
pay.
An aetise Ia4a nay secure a desirable ami Der.
manent position BY addressiag-wish s.amp en-
closed for answer,
MANHATTAN MANUFABTURING co.
novl5 III ReaIe Stree, Nv ycrl
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UDITOR's NOTICE.
BRIDGE SALE.

The Commissioner Of Somerset county will0r
fer TO let at public cutlery To the lowest and best
bidder. on the premises, on Wednesday, the 18th
day Of December, ISIS. ut l o'clock, the building
Of a bridge over Middlecreek near the German
Baptist Church. in Milford township. Also on
Thursday. the 18th day Of December at 10 o'clock,
the building Of a bridge over Laurel Hilf Creek
near the house Of Peter Whipkey, in Middlecreek
township. Plans and specifications will be exhib-
Ted on day OF sale.
Val. ]. MILLER.
T. J. COUNTRYMAN,
OLIVER W. BOYER.
nnY24 Commissioners
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

fITTsBrKsH : CoSNELLsgitLE r. II. Ce.9
GENERAL OFFICE.
Pittsburgh Nov. 5, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that the Stock Transfer
Books Of this Company will lie closed on lie l5ta
inst, and remain closed Entil after the annual
meeting tor tho eicctiOa Of a Hoa,d OF Dlreetors Il
be hed ca Monlty, reeeaber 9th, prox.
noyIy sseretsxy
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NINE Congressional districts IN
Po~nnsylvsnis, in which Democrats
were elected 10 Congress last year
gave Republican msjorities ct the re-
ceut STATE election.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

~PlTTsBURSH * cOSNELLsyrLLE X. X. Co.
GENERAL OFFICE.
Pittsburgh, Nov. s. 1s75.
Notice is hereby given that ia accorfancs wrth
the CHAPTER aud bylaws IF this COMPANY. the an
EGal meeting Of stockholders for the election on =
B0aFt OF Directors To serve the ensuing wear vii
De held az their oIhee in the City Of Pittsburgh,
on the FIRST Monlay. 9Th day Of December prSx'
at L o clock n. -
J.B. WASHINGTON,
noFlT Secretary.
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N
By virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Faciss Issued out Of
the Court of Common Pleas Of Somerset county.
Pa. and to me directed, 1 will expose 70 sale by
public cutlery, at the Court House, in Somerset on
Friday, December 10, 1875,
the following described real estate, TO wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim Of +. II.
Marshall, OF, in and TO the following real estate,
viz:
A certain lot Of ground situate in Somerset Dor.
Somerset county, Pa, containing Acres, with
q three story brick store house thereon erected
bounded by lot Of II. q. Beerirs on the north, II.
+. Schell on the east, Main street on the south,
and Main Cross street On the west, with the ap-
purtenances.
Taken in execution as the property Of f. II.
Marshall at the suit Of Patton * Hurst et al.
TERMS.-Any person purchasing at the above
sale will please take notice that ten per cent Of
the purchase money will be required az soon as
the property Il knocked down, otherwise r. viii
again be exposed 10 sale. The residue Of the Vur-
chase money must be paid on or before the 27th Of
January. 1870. the day fixed by the Court for the
acknowledgement OF Sherid's deeds, and no deed
will be acknowledged until the purchase money is
paid in full.
OLIVER KNEPPER,
noyzI Sheriff.
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mays
DEGISTER'S NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given to all persons concerned
as legatees, creditors or otherwise, that the follow
ing accounts have passed register and the same
will be presented for confirmation and allowance
at an Orphans Court, to be held at Somerset In
and fox Somerset County. Pa, on