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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-29
jlc. Sales ,4OO bales; last evening 14,4OO

16sc. Sales 400 bales; last evening 14,4OO
bales.
HNEw YoRK, April %, 1905 P. M.-Cot
tOn-Ordinary 1876; good ordinary IS c; low
middling 155c; middling 1910 Alabama
1910; Orleans 16fc. Market quiet and
firm. Sales for export 200 bales; for con
sumption 10 bales; last evening for export
1,1G6 bales; for consumption 100 bales.
NEW YORK, April %, 1920 P. Not
ton-Futures steadier. April delivery 10 3
1876; May I6 3-I6616ic June 16a6165c;
July 16t6l6 II-I6c; August 16lA16 1916;
September 16fc; October 10 3-l6dl6tc;
November 16Gl6 1-16c; December 100
16 1-16c; january 10 3-106l63e. Sales
1900 bales.
NEW YORK, April 2S, 1852 P. Motion
Futures steadier. May delivery 1910
10 5-16c; June 10 7-16d163c; July 10 1l-16
G16tc; August Is 13-166165c; September
16sd16 11-l6c; October 1640164e; NOyem-
Der 10 1-16n16Ic. Sales 1920 bales.
NEW YORK, April 20, 2:1OP. M.-COttm
Ordinary 1890; good ordinary 153c; low
middling 155c; middling 16tc; Alabama
16ic; Orleans 1890. Market frner but not
quotaoly higher. sales Tor export I,lZO
bales; for consumption 225 bales; for spec
ulatiOn 100 bales.
NEW YoRK, april 2s, 2:23 P.::M.-COt-
ton-Futures steady. april delivery 1910
10 5-16c; May 164616 5-16c; June 1910
16 7-16c; July 16s616 11-16c August 16s
ale 13-16c; September 16t ole 11-l6c; DC
tOber 10! Ole slice; November 16dl6 lie;
December 16 1-16d165c; January 10 $40
dl6fc. Sales $1,000 bales.
NEW YORK, April 2S-Daily cotton re-
port for 5 days at all United States ports:
Net receipts 1886 bales; exports to Great
Britain 2S,64S bales; exports to Continent
1,047 bales; stock Of all classes 4S6,124
bales; exports to France 1894 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, April rs, 1870 P. M-Cot-
ton quiet and unchanged. Middling up
lands 7f6Sd; Orleans SD. Sales to-day
10000 bales, of which 1000 bales are for
export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL, April Is, 3:OO,P. M.-COttOn
quiet. Middling uplands 7tdSd; Orleans
SD. Sales to-day 10000 bales, Of which
1900 bales are for export and speculation.
Sales Of, American 4,SOO bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-29

The prices Of seeds, that are in demand,
are ~stiffening, but the market is still IN
changed. We quote:
Timothy per busheI, S3.25d3.40; Red top
Herds gass), $1.2561.50; orchard grass,
$40; Kentucky blue grass, clean, s1.15i
extra clean, $l.4O; clover, 500; sapling
clover, $7.T568.O0; German millet, $500;
Missouri millet, S1.75; Hungarian, $1.75;
Liberian seed 25H30c per ID.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-29
BANKING,
NASHVILLE MARKETS.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY, April 2S, 1875.
COTTON.
At the opening the market was reported
irregular and dropping, at noon quiet and
steady and at the close firm but unchanged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-29

OOAAAA ENOD1N6
Receipts light a~nd1narket very quiet and
guOtable as follows:
PEAEUTs-From T5c to s1.15 per bushel,
according TO quality.
BEANs-White common, S1.75 per
bushel; Northern navy, $3.50; medium,
S2.S5.
PEAs-COW peas selling from store at
S1.50 per bushel; black-eyes, s1.75; lady
peas, $500.
PoTAToEs-Peachblow $3.50; Pink Eye,
1915; Early Rose, 500; Russets, 1915;
Peerless, 1915.
HOMBY-Per barrel, $3.50; grits, $500.
APPLEs-Northern, per barrel, $4,000
500.
FEATHERs-StrictlY choice, SOC.
BEEsWAX-Choice, 2Sd30c.
RAGs-Wel assorted, &c.
WooL-Unwsshed, 25d3Oc; washed As
h4Sc. BURY 5610c less,
HIDEs-Green 7n74c; green sailed SG
sac; dry sailed 14615c; dry flint 16n17c;
damaged and grubby lots &c of.
BUTTER-Country from first hands, 22n
25c-
PoULTRY-Hens, 25c; young chickens,
1Sc.
EGes-From first hands, 104c per dozen.
TALLOW-ChOice, &c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-29

LEGAL SALES.
Supreme Court Sale.
Sale Of Valuable Hickman County Lands
andMineral Lands'in East Tell
neSsee and Virginia.

&. II. Brown, Ex'r, ct ais, vs.. W. b.
DOrteh ct ais.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-29

DOrteh ct ais.
IN OBEDIENCE To A DECREE OF THE
i Honorable, the Supreme Court OF Tennes-
see, now sitting at Nashville, rendered in the
above named cause, 1 viii sell at public Outcry,
10 the highest and best bidder, at the Court
house door. In the city Of NashVille, on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-29
WANTED.

3deTasszeats ssdsT Ass head sFJl ts charged
YIN CEEzSPsT tas fer sasA snssrtlon.I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-29

Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad OOndsJ
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis Kali
road, first mortgage.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
Ond mOrtQaQe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-29
THE
Daily Union Z American,
Is filed Nth the latest and fullest nsgs
from az quarters.
TlHIE
r OF SUBSCRIPTION.
BY Mail or at the Business Omce.

Delivered By Carriers In theECiiy and
Edgeleld,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
A BANK TELLER TAUGHT A

LESoOA.
4 singular case was decided last week
IN the circuit court foi' Washington
county, Md. II was given in evidence
on the trial that Ia 1871 Mrs. Susul,
Weckler asked tho First National bank
OF liagcrstown to cash dran on New
York iorel ,Ot7. The teller Of the bank,
John ID. Newcomer, being told By her
that she wished to invest 1000 II,
Washington county honda, advised her
that u better Investment would bc IN
Northern Pacific railroad bonds, which
bonds have since dvprc ciated 10 about
10 cents on tho dollar. II was also
stated as an inducencnt tor such in.
vcslment that Dr. John +. Smith, Mrs.
Wcciiler's physician, had invested $40,
900 in tho Northern Parihc, aud this
assurance decided her. Robert o. Ny.
mar, the son.in-law Of Mrs. Wccklrr,
confirmed the testimony, he being pre-
seat at the conversation, The action
WAS brought against the teller OF the
bank 10 recover iav ainunnt Invested
ugdrr drceliul representation. The
Jury gave u verdict ia Mrs, Wcckler's
favor. The defendant denied tho alic.
cations oi' deceit, aud said that at TINT
time the railroad boi.ds were IN good
sale aud esteemed as an excellent n.
vcstmenl. DR.. Smith testified that he
had never invested in the Pacific rail.
road bonds and never told any one that
be hadany. Mrs. Wecklertirst brought
her action against tho bank, but the
court decided that il could not bc main
taineil because IL was not within the
chartered powers of national banks to
deal In bonds, and that nny ono who
dealt with National Bank in a trans
action beyond its powers did 10 u, his
peril, and can have no remedy against
the bank. The defendant hns licd
motion for new trial.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
d EGlsTER's NOTICE.

N-,icu Is hereby given that the following &C
sounie aate beon examined and passed by me, an.
'cnain hiel Of record in this oihcc for the 10
'pcction u hors lcgatccs creditors. and all other
,ntaresicl, AMI will be presented to the next Or
phans' Cart -i ciearicll county, TO DO held at tn
uoari House, in the borough OF Cieardeli, com
ncncins on the "a Monday being the 10th day
ot J,aaary, A. u. 1876;
Parta aic,ant af J. Y. Oss,lt, Ainini,tr,to- Of
the es ate OF Jacob ioa., ,tc Of BRADY tosn
ship, cl'arie "a cSauty, Pa, decsasd
sesoui partiai asc,aat Of jams Ilesarty, suryiy-
isg Executor oi the inst viii abi tcstament o
kopsgt y. lssariy. late o. Gaiish towa.hio.
Ciearheld cointy, Pa. ds5s.ssi
Partial asclunt OF Elijah Ashcuf.lter. Admin.
traitor Of the estate of Pster Ashsnietcr, late OF
Brady towasnip. cietrdsli c,aaty, Pa, De, a.
Partial ac,psnt nf Rabcca J. D,e, Aininisra-
trix Of the estate II William ID .le late Of Law
renee tOwnsaip. rlearfsld county, Pa. dsc'i
Acsoalt OF John " wnsley. Administrator o,
tho estate of Japes kenion, late Of Clelr6eli
borough, ciSaraeld county. Pa decd.
Fin Il account OF JJha Z. coaaer, Almini.tra,ar =
Vf the estate of Peer NJ. 5ndh, late Of Beh
townshiP, clearhvij coaaty, Pa, desd.
Gusrdiaa aasount Of James II. Turner, Uuari An
Of Eniy opeai iaai An,lia Snc, minor ch A.
drrn u Ge,rge q. >mesl, late Of Brsif,rl
township, cleardeli eoao,y, Pa, desd.
fina account Of John s. Mskicrnan, Gasrdisa
uf Iano iienl,r.un.
Partial aaaldnt of same, Guardian Of M,-y H,n-
der-Dn.
parti,l account Of Same, Guardian Of Susan Hen.
des 4lb HHll u ~
Partial ass,unt Of SANE, Gsarli.n Of S,mael
Henderson.
rt.t L. ! MORGAN,
Dsrcmbef l5'te Kessterk Rccorier.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

SETTLED AT LAsT.-Governor Hart.
rant has finally found an Attorney
General in the person Of George Lear,
Esq, Of Bucks county. lie was a
member Of the lqtc Constitutional Con.
vcntion, and was one Of the threp mem.
bers who refused to sign that instru.
hcnt, although i was adopted by the
people by majority of $4,000. lie
IL President Of Tho National Bank Of
Doylestowp. lle has been District
Attorney OF Books county, but has no
State reputation as o lawyer or politi-
clan, and has evidently been accepted
as compromise for those who had
such reputation. Hartranft and
Cameron, we presume, are both pleased
lfnobody else is.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
COURT PROCLAMATION.

Ny HEREAs, iior. o. A. MAYER, Pro,idsu
w Judge of the Court OF c.iniusn Pleas (.
the twenty -biib judicial district, composed o
the counties OF clsarheid, Centre aud Clinton
'ans lion WiLLIAs .. folnY and Hon. Jans ]
READ, Associate Jpdges Of CisarEcid count,
have Issued their p'ceopt, to directed for a..
holding of n Court Vt Comsao Pleas, Utpha.s
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, courl oi Uyv,
and fsfninerl aud Court Of General Jail Dsiis
cry, the Cont House at cl.sr srvld 10 and for The
eounty Of Ciearheld. commencing on the serons
Monday, the iOth day VI January, ls1U. an,
10 continue two week.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, to III.
Coroner, Justices OF tbs psace, and Constablss
IN aud tor said county Of cissrheid, to appear IL
their prvpsr psrsons, with their Record, Rolls
inqu'sitVns, Exausnatious, and other kemen,
orsnoss, 70 do those thlugs which to their oihcss
and In their bshslf, pertain to bs done.
by an Ast u Asseinbly, pAssrd tnn 5th day o
May, A, y, ioti. II Is m.ds iiss duty of the ja..
iices Of the Peace oi Tbs sev.'si counies Of tn,
Cournonweaith, 10 fsfaru to tbs Clerk of lh,
Court oI QaaHsr rsssluns of tho respective
counties all the rsr 'snirAnces catered into o.or,
them hy any person of psrsons charged with III,
eomlnisslcn OF any crime, except sueh cases a,
may be ends beiorr . Justice u the Peace, uu.
der existing laws, nt least tea dnys before the
eonnsnceaient of tho sc,asn vf the Court to
which they sre made rvlarnabic respectively ,anl
Ia all cases where any fcc,gnifances are entered
into lsss than ten day befJ the commencement
Of the session 10 wnic1 tucy arr maie returna.
bic, the said Justices are 10 return tac sans III
the sane lnannce q. Il sad NJ, had not been
passed.
GIVEN sndsr my band at cioafheiI, this 15lb
oay OF December, IN tue year Vt our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy i've.
dec i3le W. X. MCPHERSON. -nerif.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

IpHITE HOUSE NAN on
I'RIIL.

A military Court of Inquiry met IL
Chicago on the 9th TO investigate tn,
,harges made against President Graht''
Private Secretary, General o. Il. Bah
sock, of connection with The St Loui,
Whisky Ring. Tho Couvt 10 called NJ
the request OF Gonelul Babcoclt, and Is
composed of lieutenant.Gcneral Sher-
Jlan, Major-General Hancock, and
Brigadier.Gcnsral Terry, With Major
Gardner, Law Professor ut West Point
as judge Advocate. The Court is or
lcred to report facts and give IN opin'
.on in tho case. Now "Bab" Will have
IN opportunity TO explain what he
meant when he toicgaphcd TO McDon
aid, the convicted whisky ring opera
tor, that "All is lovely, and the goos,
hangs altitudlem." The Government
has been swindled ont of about forty
million dollars by this whisky ring
and it is alleged that Babcock and
Avery, Washington officials in close
communion with the White House
we're in daily correspondence with the
thieves. Avery is the third man con
victcd. Babcock,by virtue OF his mill.
lary commission, demanded a military
trial and hc will get il to-day. But this
military trial will not interfere with
any proceedings which may be brought
in the civil courts. Let no guilty
man escape"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
SheriEs Sale.

DIV virtue u writs Of Lsssri Faeias. issued
ID out of the Court Of Common Plsss Of Clear.
he'd county. aud to me directed, there will bs
exposed to PUBLIC sALE, At the Court House,
N the borough Of clearheld. on Monday, the
oh day Vf Janury. 1879. At | o'clock, p a.,
'he following described real estate, to wit,
certain .st,ry frame dwelling h,a.e,
about eighieen fcs, frunt by furry feet 10 depth
together with lot sas csrtolAxs app arcnaat tnese
to, situate q tue village Of Raasarsss. Brady
loNuship, Clcarded coaaty, Pa, beinx part Of
lot known "a the general plot Of said village a.
No. y" All u bcuaied AL described ~ ioiloss
bes'nn'as at a pss on NJ un street, thence by lot
No. " oac hundred and eighty feet I, post q,
oranse alley, thence by SAID alley twsAty fec. to
post, thcnce by residue Of lot No. so ane haa :
drcd aud cighty feet TO pat by nlsin street,
thence ~ ins'a strct "a riaoa Of besinala;.--
seiei' hsaa N cAsou,ioa, aud to DO sold =. the
pfepsf.y 81 L 9. MeiIcary.
Aleu- MI .b.t certain balliiag With lot aud
eufieaSe appartenant thereto, situate 10 the bor
o1sh nl waliacston. Clatrdeli county, penas..
ksowa ~ the uaitsj Besthrcn Church, and beln Z
a isaine forty py dfy fee, 10 siss aud eighteen
icet iu height. So r,l, takea Ia cseoptioa aud n
ee sold "a the property ai thr uoasre ttiaa Of tae
United tsthurep Ihufch At Wa lA,cica, owacrs j.
ani I'D lubison, u. |. Turner, I. u. uathds,
and a. snlmmc, Trustees aud contractors
Also certain tso.st'ry plaas house, ~ by 80
leef 10 sIe, Win tascsnent story underneath, t..
kcshef VIA lot aud eurteLigs appartsaant there
10, siiato IN the village VI sterling. Wood xari
to~nship. ou lot No. sis, froutiuE on Coal street
~ icot aai run,ias oaJk LOO tcei 10 stone allsy
and bsan'i'i east oy lot Of Entlbeta 4 auss. :
SEIZED, taNca Ia exccutiaa, aii " a. aud A, the
prcpeny ol ~ W. sneal.
Also, cafia,n tws-stary frarns dwslIia< house
WIN 'ut ats Gu tclase appurleaaat tnerct,, ata
Me ~ the borough ot waacston, C.earAeil 1
c'unty, Pa, SITUATE Va tho nortl SIDE af IsAas.n
slfsu' aai ~aasa as lot NJ, 10, navins a wiiln
oi e'shiccn ievt aai Ieptn oi thirty feet. SGT.
tsd' 'sNon ~ csecuuloa. 40 l., % ssii 40 tue
property oe nj n,ush,~aaI
Also, . o,rtaiu tso-slory ir,me dweliux house
with lct ~ ourtcasc appartsa,at ID, ,rsto, sita
ate 10 'ilrn HIPS, vlesrieii county, Pa, sail
house ncng :. oy 10 tees ~ s,sl, .n ~, % ~ 90
i,et lrmuax "a Mala ssrsusani raaa,aS osss "
sho "lva Hope aad Ansvavile turnpiks. osiiol,
takgn ~ exscation,a 10 % ssld a. tho property
,g y n'",
Tsnlsor sals. Ths price or sum n, wAios
tbs property sAail bv stsack ID muss as psid q,
'hs t'uc VI sale. or sucn other arrangements
made as will no sppr.vsi, o,ssrsiss tue vfavsr-
y WI be Inasdisssly pat w sad sud axalu ~
'he efp' nss and fi.k et the ssfsen 70 vhou, u
vas strask vi, sad snss " case VI dvhcisasy u
such rs.,sIe. shall make good The sasss, aud 10
~ instsnes vtiitAs Deed " prsssatsd 10 uossl
Ior seuhrwstisu suIsss he noHey 10 as,usliy
psid 70 ths shsuG. W. n. MCPHERSON, 7
snnntvyi uvrJce, SheslG
cleAraslt, PA, Dss. ia.iuA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

The Pittsburgh Eceaiag Telegraph, q
generally sensible newspaper, starts
the howl over the election Of Fiizhugh
of Texas. as Doorkccper Of the House
II the Democrats OF the House hav,
done wrong in clccting Fitzhugb, what
should be said Of Grant with two OK.
Confederate soldiers in his Cabinet
with Mosby the rebel cavalryman MS
bis confidential adviser; Longstreet
the recipient OF ono of the most lucra-
tive offices, and another Confederate
soldier and Senator with q frst.class
foreign mission. The Telegraph knows
all these facts, and yet IL lets out iis
little loyal squeal about fitzhugh. Al
Pap Greeley in bis palmy days re-
marked: That sort Of work should be
lcit'fo "tbosc incorrigiblc blockhcads
whom an inscrutablc Providence per.
miis to edit 80 many rural Republican
journals"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

PooR "BAB."-Gants private seero
'tary is in "pecl, OF trouble, Indicted
in the civil courts at ST. Louis and n
military Commission" sitting on him,
at Chicago, is little rough on "lhe
Governments" secretary. Here is one
of his "crookcd" kilograms sent to u
fellow, now in the Missouri penitentIary
for his "craolked" whisky business
wAsuISoros, Dec. S, 1875.
Col. John A. Joyce. q. Louis
Cannot hear TIM, aav pas has gond or is going
tsignod) BAscscx.
Babcock will doubtless hnd rs much
difficulty in explaining bis ;elegrams
20 the chiefs of the whisky ring, ~
Rev. Henry Ward Becchcr did in ex-
planning his letters of contrition Iis
pity that great Preachers and grpht
scoundrels should bc so similarly an.
poycd,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

That WILL Nor LAsT.--A bombasti,
dispatch from Washington says: "Thi
$4,000 stolen from the Government
during Treasurer News administra
lion, $1,000 ut ,one time and $4,000 nj
a later period, were paid into th,
Treasury, very soon alter the losses
were reported, by Mr.. key himself
out of his private resources. lie has
not assessed the employees. The ar.
rangcments in the Treasurcr's Office to
guard against iosses by stealing OF
otherwise arc as perfect ss possible
Efforts are still being made to discossy
who took tho money, with view TO
their arrest and punishment
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

lllon TITLES. The editor of th,
Belciontc ITaichmln makes for broth
crKinsloc, this way The Lock Havcr
Republican, edited by tho Evangelist
John Baninstcr Gibson Kinsloe, says
nndcr the head of Loyalty"
ave have II from reliable sourcs that mex
year the ladies' will werr stockings striped red
white anS blue. with stars at the top. We wan,
them to understand, howevor, that they needn I
thrust their nag' uadrr our no,c.'
Yes; and the ladies want you, John
TO distinctly understand that you
needn't expect to thrust your ugly nos,
anywhere in the neighborhood of thcil
flags, either.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

NATIONAL REfoRMERs.---We notice
that the National Association, organ.
lied to maintain existing Christian
features in the American Government,
and to secure the Religious Amend
ment of the Constitution Of the United
States, met in Philadelphia on the 9th
inst, for the transaction of its annual
business. The Hon. Felix Il. Brunot
Of Pittsburgh, President Of tho Asso-
citation, occupied the chair. Steps wore
taken TO secure articles of incorpora.
ton, under the name Of the National
Reform Association. The maintenance
of Sabbath laws, the retention OF the
Bible in the Common Schools, the de.
fence of the Judicial oath and other
Christian features Of the Government
and the securing Of suitable religious
Acknowledgements in. all new State
Constitutions, were expressly rccog
nized as among the objects Of the So
ciety. The next National Convention
was appointed to be held in Philadel
phia during the last week in June, 1876
What hugo job Felix & Co. have
undertaken.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

Coon TlMrs.-An exchange goes
of after this style "Well, the cleo
ton is over and the voters Of this
State have again endorsed the Rcpub-
lican party. But the times are no bet.
ter. Money is as scarce as ever, and
ii will be until the present party is
ousted from power. The Republican
who voted to continue this condition
OF affairs should quit grumbling, and
the Democrats who staid ut home dc
serve no sympathy. Official cxtrava.
gancc, salary grabs, and general cor.
ruption has been endorsed, and i, is
some satisfaction to know that those
who helped produce this condition OF
affairs must suffer in the general dis.
traua
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15


RADICAL DEvILTRY.-The recent ac-
ton of the majority in the United
States Senate, shows sonclusively that
the Radical leaders are just SO vindic-
tive and unfair now us they were
during the war for the abolition OF
slavery. As an instance, we cite this
fact. The Finance Committee (the
most important) OF the Senate is com.
posed of nine members The Radical
caucus appointed seven, and allowed
the Democrats but two. In equity,
our party friends were entitled to four
members-three in all common decency
but they are put off with only TWO.
Well, the whiriigig of time will roll
around, when the Democrats will con.
troll the Senate us absolutely as they
do the Housc. The precedent set can
not well be ignored. What a howl
will then 60 up from loyal tbroats for
uniairness, if the Democrats adopt pre-
cedents for the government of that
Legislative body.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
BECOMING DIssArrsrrrp.--Tbo Phi

BECOMING DissATssrIEp.--Tbc Phil
adclphia Inquirer is becoming siarmcd
over tho crooked" whisky and pension
revelations. That Radical organ now
calls upon phiIadeIphians ITO royolt
against party andrisc lip Us they did
agaius: Lee when hc invaded pciasyl-
yania, and defeat our municipal plun.
dcrcrs.7 Well that reats Ike reform !;
but, how much better il would have
sounded boo,e ths .eieaion, What a
pity that these hystcrical rcformcrs
always turn out in the wrong season.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

The editor of the Sunday National
Iateliigeaocr, which came out ior the
third term few weeks since, has been
appointed to clerkship in one Of the
Departments. 1t must be truly graft.
flying to see unselfsh patriots taken
care OF in that way.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

How SUBLIME When Forney's
deputy read Grants Message the Other
day, il reminded him go much of Wash
ington's Farewell Address. Well, these
things are all matters of taste, but the
contrast, in our judgment is little
rough on Washington. But then We
can't appoint Pension agents.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
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.h"s '''uuos 70 "c"' p"ococh' VINO mas
become ~ notorious lately IN the
atrookcd" whis|<y tradc. liz says:
4 aRsb.ock ia Al, Lav. that court ot
inou,rr Az. tiunt mudv Lu,t, Ia
oun,Iy with Lissxlmo,rIi,ua,y demand,
aud Ia an,,uiutvd Shotadun' lluucuo,,
uud Terry 10 constitute tho court. -
They urv To moot at Chicago. Martial
luw cannot well bc declared for tho
purpose of helping to whi.cwnsh the
Prrsidcnt's confidential secretary, and
in the absence OF martial INV this court
will have no power 10 compel tho ut
tendance OF witnesses noI officers or
soldiers in tho army Gvnel1l Bnb.
cock himself will OF course appear vol
naltarlly and swear that lac = innocent,
lie will also bring forward friends to
testify that they believe him to be hon
est aud never knew him to do anything
wicked or crooked. Bat how Is the
government to be hcard--',nd we do
not mean by tue government Mr. urahi
ana ms Kitchen Cabinet, but the dele
gated rights ana powers OF The people
" tho United stateS--slncc these three
generals even u thcy agree ~ STRIVING
70 arrive ut the truth, cannot act on
learsay evidence nor summon before
'hem anybody capable ol giving any
othersort oil evidence against baocock'
vi course mo proceedings OF SUCH II