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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Thomas Jefferson rode on horseback
to Washington, hi.ched his horse to a
rail fence and walked over and was in
auguratcd; but il wouldn't be safe for
n President to try that now, as while
he was beng sworn in, one of the Cab
met officials might steal his horse.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Mules, mines, moths, hogs and whis-
ky, have been some of the Affections
of the present administration, and it is
said it has como very near seeing
rats. too --.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

"REpREsESTATIvE" JouRNALs.--The
Pittsburg Post, Bellcionte IVatchmdn,
Philadelphia Commonwealth, Butler Her
aid, and Lancaster hteiligehccr What
a flock of them This much we know
about them: The editors of three OF
them have been candidates annually
for nearly fifteen years. 1t is well
enough that we have but few such
Representative" journalists.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
DLASTER-

We are prepared TO ship the celebrated
cayuga Land Plaster, finely ground reAdy fSr nee,
10 all stations on the Clearasid railroad 10 car
loads Of twelve and fourteen tons. At sesy ow
prices. consignors' weight 10 all s,sy ., bo
paid for For particulars. address
sHOkrLIDGE A Co.
Bellefoste, IA,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
TRUsTEEs NOTICE.

Ata Court Of Common Pens held at Clear
aeld, on the 25th day Of March, 1915, the under.
signed were appointed Trustees tf the estate ol
Y. O. Miller under proceedings 10 Domestic At
iachment They hereby give notice that they
are vested with all the estate Of said y. q. Miller
and all books. youshers aui papers relating IA
the same, and they require all persons Ia lcb,ed
to the said Miller or holding property bolons sing
70 him, 70 pay aud deliver all sums Of money
and property, doe aud belonging to him to tht
said Trustees. and also desire all crelitots ta
present their respective accounts ani demands.
JYo. ?. iRwIs,
Q. W. SMITH. Trustees.
". d. DIGLER,
cleardeld, April 70. ls76-6t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

WnIcn ONE PREvAeIcArEs- The
question Of veracity between the At
torney General and the President is Of
the gravest nature. The President
says he never heard of the Attorney
Generals circular letter until he saw
It in print. The Attorney General on
the other band states positively that
the letter was prepared at the request
Of the President, or rather at his order
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
a,sw Advertisements.
CAUTION

Al persons are hereby cautioned against
paTchasing or In any manner meddling with the
following property, now in the possession of W.
u. Dixon, of Beggs township, vixi A lot Of hay,
lot Of sirsw, one wind mill, one cutting box. Que
wagon, one rod COW, one white and rod COW, one
heller, year old ono harrow, one Plow, ooe eali-
yator, four head OF sheep, ono gray mare, eight
bushels potatoes, twv sVws aud eleven pigs, two
shoatl, one bureau, one sink, one cook stove, one
table, lot Of iinwsre two Get ehairs, two beds anl
bedding, one lounge, one clock, six acres Of rye
and two neres OF wheat In the ground. Said
properly was purchased by Us at Consiable's
sale On tbs slh day Of Apr, and Is left With said
Dixon on loan only, subject 10 our order at any
time. ]. G0ss son.
wallaee,on, Pa, April 10, 1915 SO
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

DIRrY WoRK.---"The Rebel Prison
Pens" is the chief literature now being
sproad before ''loyal" people by Radi-
cal journalists. This is pretty stuff.
But then, it is stock IN trade used by
bigots, fanatics and demagogues, and,
unfortunately for our country, that
kind OF literature is more effective than
'liberty and law because large por-
ton OF the opposition party ismadeup
of that class of people.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Cjaf et
clearGeid eoauty there will BE- sold at publi' sale.
by the undersignei Adinlnisiritpf of Paddy Me
Guirk. decd, on the premises. in Liwrenee tosl-
ship, on
saturday. April 20, 1915.
the following described real estate. late of said
deed, TO Wit: All that certain ira,i or pisse sf
land, situate in Lawrence township, Clerisli
county, Pa bounded aai described a. fhlows :
Beginning at maple thence uorth IS degrees
east SO perches to ehssnni OAK; thence hy land oi
LansbefTy west ~ pefehei - maple goa. aal
stones thence by laad OF Isiae c5nklla air.h 80
degrees west 80 psrshss 70 stlnssi thensc diva
Wolf Ran south 80 degrees cas-, SO pefehes to
maple and place Of beginning. eontaiaias tea
acres and l3g perehes.
TeEas.-0ne-half cash, baianse In one year, TO
be secured on the premises with interest.
]. L. LEAYN, Admr.
Z. S.-There will also be sold AZ the sane time
and place all the personal properly Of said dec a.
consisting Of household and kitchen fafni'ure.
farm implements, and various other article. too
numerous 10 mention.
Clcarheld April B. IS1G-4t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Radical dispatches from Washing
ton state that Bolknap is in, a hopeful
mood. If that is so, he possesses more
impudence than many of his post
tradersn do.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Notice Is hereby sisea ,hs, tho partaer'hiP
heretofore existing sad doing bnsiness uaier the
hrm nsme Of urcem. Lightncr Co. nj Whit
more run. Becsaria township, was dissolved BY
books Of the raid hfm are Ia The hands ef 0eorrc
6ro,m, Tor settlement.
GROOM, LisHrNER A co.
olea Hope March Is s,s dS' .a...
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Mrs, Morgan, a sister.in-law of the
iamous es-DonbdeFate Genoral John
Morgan, Of Tennessee, and nleco of r,
T. Barnum, committed suicide by TAX
ing landanum ut tho residence oi Mr..
Harry A. Allen, No. So West Twelfth
street New York. She took the fatal
drug on Saturday evening and died at
| o'clock Sunday morning. Tho prim.
ary cause is attributed to excessive
grief avor thp loss oi . daughter, about
II years Of ago, who died some months
ago. Sho was q lady Of remarkable
beauty and OF high culture and on
dowments. l.iII.I IA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

OSE LEss The recent death Of
Representative $. p. Ryan, n member
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature from
Columbia county recalls the fact that
he is the eleventh member Of the pres
cnt House who has died since the cleo
ton Of its members, four of the mum
Der, we believe having never taken
tncp rNsts..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
DoRoUGH STATEMENT =


We, the undcrsisnei Auditors Of Clarified
borough, have examined the accounts and vouch
ers Of Isaac johnson, District Treasurer rriaiing
to the Street and Poor finds for 1875, and End
the same correct and We End the sum Of thirty
nine dollars aud tbir,y'two cents (ss9.32) as bal
anee In said Traasurer's hands, as well the
Of three hundred and twenty four dollars and
nineteen cents (ss2iiq) in the hands Of Constable
Mcclellan for collection. The amount Of Poor
Funds in the District Treasurer's hands l. one
hundred and eighty-three dollars and sixteen
cents (sls9l6). The outstanding Borough Bonds
ar eve thousand one hundred dollars ~, 1909
WITNESS our hands at Clear1eld this 5th day
Of February, 1876. @. L. REED,
E.A. BIGLER,
April 5, is7e-St. Auditors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

STILL UNDER FmE,-Tho crooked
legislation INDUCED in at Harrisburg
the present session by some of the
members, is undergoing a thorough in
vcstigatlon on the part Of the commit
tees of the two Houses. AS the sessions
OF the committees are held in secret,
the ispblic will OF course have nothing
substantial to rely upon until they
make their reports 10 their respective
bodies. All else is nero conjecture.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Colfax declares in his lectures that
in his retirement from the cares of pub
lie life he has found his 'liie dream"
Hush Don't wake him. Let him
drcnm. y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

BUSINESS. = The Democratic State
Central Committee meets at Harris
burg on tomorrow Chairman Nc
Clelland is determined to go to work
at once.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Wouldn't il be well for President
Grant to lock the doors and fasten the
windows of the White House, so that
no guilty man can escape?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Notice is hereby given that ths c,-rsr,urr-
ship heretofore existins bctweca George L Glas-
gov and John d. Ellis, at RanbsFger. was li.-
solved by mp,uai consent on tho 18th day Of
March, A. D. 1879. Al the debts ans the said
hrm are 10 bc paid, and tbose due from the same
discharged hthe storc room OF tho above drm.
where tho business will DO carried on hy the said J.
Il. Ellis aud John ". Trexci, under tho hrm name
Of 3ll,s A TrexeL ukU. l.. dLAS0OW,
D. n. BILLS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Clapp, the cgovernmentprinter seems
to be in as bad fix as Bclknap. Well,
something seems to all all our loyal
statesmen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

gCrookcdH whisky and "crookcd'
Legislation seems 10 trouble quite .
number of Statesmen just now.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

We understand that Moody and San
key are not the only parties now en-
gagged in holding forts.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

On Good Friday night, last, eleven
years ago, President Lincoln was as
sassinated at Ford's Theatre, in Wash
inrtnn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

An inccndiary caused serious. fire
at Mcchanicsburg, Cumberland county,
on the 18th inst. Loss, $4,000.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Some of the Junior Know Nothings
have engaged in the tort holding bust
ness. Go ahead boys. NJ itlH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Mr.. Barney Williams, the woll.known
comedian, 10 past all hope Of recovery,
agd his deAth % expected at any mo-
menh: iis disease b pneumonI4, and
his illness throughout, has been very
severe. = NV
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Senator Lewis Of California hslss
newspapers ns bad ~ Bon Butler. n
spit on them, dcspise and loeshs thcm,' .
says the Senator, apd ~ The nswspa-
psrs hang their hssds. Il 70 dreadful
to bs srit upon BY . Californisp.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
Htw advertisements.
OAuTIoN..

~ At N't
An persons are hereby notified that all the
household goods. farming Utensils and stock on
the premises now occupied by me In Decatur
township, belong to me, and my husband, Samuel
wooihsstsr, has no interest or property therein
and all persons are hereby notified that none but
myself hss any right to dispose Of tho same, and
any Interference herewith, without my consent,
will he prosecuted as provided BY law.
MARY NJ. wo0LIIEATER.
Decatur tp., April 10, 1850
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

IurrpEScE.--Tho Perry county Dem.
oerat is of the opinion that II is rather
inpudcnt in Republican papers to
cmtgc the Democrats for not doing
something with the financial question
1.-The tariff, whom II is remembered
that that party had the exclusive con-
troll Of all tho departments Of the ma
tional government for fifteen years,
and failed TO adopt policy on these
two questions that even satisfied them
selves. lmpertinencc and imbecility
were never more closely allied 81
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

Reader. II you want to know what Is going on
In the business world, just read our advertising
columns, the Special column 10 particular.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

SALIVA Williams, negro, was joking
ly voted for as Constable in Palmer,
Massachusetts, and his election has
been declared legal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

$i.ot5 OF
We, the undersigned Auditors Of Bradford
township, having examined the above accounts
and End them correct as stated.
JOHN cowDER,
N. L. GILL,
April ~, '75.lt Auditors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

D;aos Single or repeating Of beat Ia ,kss. at
hiiicS, all press from $ 70 50.
On M Cu,, Double and single murflo ana
olOt uuiiS, breach loading. 81 TO $50.
DnvoI,o,, 8, Cor f-shoo,en for bali cap
httOlNtTs, or metal cartridges $3.50 70 si5.
Call and see or write foriustrAtsl price list
GREAT WESTERN GUN wORKs.
2s5 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
mar. %, '75-lm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

The Legislature has agreed to ad,
iourn on the 9th Of May, next
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

LNOR -ALE.-The puiersignud aasrs ior
i snle n valuable town property 10 the borough
OF ciearheld. Lot s6xls5 feet. with q good two
story plank house thereon crested, With three
rooms down stairs and four bed rooms up staifs.
Also. sewing room and bath room on second aoor.
House finished complete from cellar to at;ie.-
Good double porch and good water. Price rea-
sonable and payments easy.
20aug73 WIN. NJ. MCCULLOUGH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

"To be continued" we see in nearly
all our Radical exchanges. Well, its
nothing more nor less than "The Rebel
Prison Pens" The stuff upon which
fanatics and fools feast. These docu-
ments are now being prepared for cam
paign purposes in regular dcmagogue
style, the details Of which are about as
near the truth as Belknap's admins
tration Of the War Department ap-
preached common honesty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

DIIold the fort,p jackson ! .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
Atw sartrtissmtnts.
D. M. DOHERTY,
RFFENTLICnEs AuFGEBOT.

Am : Juni. 1885,, i-t im Hospital Az
Rcsgs. Ocoigis, in asn Vsrslnlgtcn Alastsn Won
Nord America, der zmn. unann Cad Friedrich
Koch, nit llint.rla,suns sop vum@Scn ,erstor'
ben. Derfelbe war am 20 April. 1873 IA Zcilt
geborpn md soil. nsch elmer unsafhusrgisn Mach
Tiohi eine witws und sinsa Sohu hnirriassen
ysrsiorben vt, hahcn sish ssins ,olisueItigen
1eschwisicr n,s ssine poch.ten e. cirl.shen ErDen
au,rawrisen, ngmlieh A., der kauiminn CDi
Ferdinand Koch. o., die vmsiiivcts FRAU
frieloricLo Louise LeonhaIdt. geborsns kocl.
G. die Frau Amalie Thusmmlrf, g-bufons Koch.
v. der Kaufman Franz Ei,rsrd Koch uni y. dor
kaufman Franz AiLsri Koch. Z.r Ersnnzung
dss Nsoh~sises ihrr uaaliiici d- acchHs
aiieinige Efbon isl ahsr nueh Gin a'neutlehus
Aufgcbot iuer erfordvrlich efaohiet wofden.
Es wordsn daher sle dieicnigen wslchc eiwa
nmherc oder gl,loh nahp Efbanspruscte IN lea
Nachiass ieues Carl Rrield,l kosh ~ habeu
yerintinen, ,hedureh aufsoior ieri ilrc Ansprueehe
bis spsicstens Iu dem auf den 70 Jolly, 1915
Norniiingt u uhr Ion hiesigen ucrichtsgeb % puic
zimmer No. ~ nnbcraumirn Terinine bel tns
.nrnneiden widr igrniHlls mach Ablanf des
Iefmies die Aunie Hung der krbbesoheinignng
iuef die oben genunnten Gcsehwister koch
crinlgen wird
k1SiGLlcn PRsussiscuEs knEn .GsRicnr,
II. Abtheiluns.
Zeir, am Iten Januar, 1875.
cah Frederick Kosh. Of Glen Hope Pa. or
his relatives are hereby requested to inform oi
:hsir whcreahouis. CHARLES II. MEYER,
Imperial Gernsn Co oasui,
~ IA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
dissolution

The eo.parlnership heretoiorc existing between
Ellis smeal and Isass shimei, under tic aris
namc Of Ellis smeal Co. doing busine,. IN ,hs
borough Of Wallacciou. Clcardeld county Prnn'a.
was dissolved BY mutual eonrest on the ~ dsy o.
April 1877; ELLIS sMEAL a 90.
Wallacoton, March %, is76.6t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
GEonoE B. GoopLANpEn, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, PA.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1876.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19

TOWNSHIP SETTLEMENT.

A statement Of Road , fand' of Iission iowa
ship. for thu year ending. Apnl 3 1. 1916;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-19
THOROUGHLY INOEPeNOENT
THE TIMES,

ll' Chestnut Street, PhiIadsldais
, 1876-10-07
Figures Cor the People.

Gu the lst OF August, 1850, accord
ing to the report Of the Secretary of
the Treasury, the public debt amount
ed to s2,757 57,6S9.57I43-two billion,
seven hundred and eighty nine thous-
and, five hundred aud seyen'y-one
dollars ami forty three cents. Ovid
ed among all the people Of the coun
Try, big aud litLe, old and young.
white AMI black, red and yellow, it
would make each ones share Of the
public debi s6s.9l-sixty eight dol
lars aud ninety four cents.
On the 1st of August, 1876, the
statement of The same ufficial shows
the public debt 10 be S2,O9S, ,30l,3l1
06-or ftty-two dollars and forty-siX
cents each for every man, woman and
child, without respect to color or
condition. in the United States.
By reference to Secretary BdStow's
last report, pages II aad II. it wlll
be found that the radical party has
collected from the people since 1863,
in the share Of taxes, duties, &C..
e9Gfj. .I84. .267. 7.9S. as follows
, 1876-10-07
(Sentaur


"AsuocL II Die J. ls,L
% 'Nessrs J. r. Res go:
Ny wi... has. or uu.. tine le.n a t.g.'ia su'-
t-r.r tItIn i.h IrifI-Iu. sl- lr1~ tllH' rriy ply
sicsau> and Warv r.u.-!'s lL- only tang uhsl
hr~ gwen l.r r.-,!t T. ,cr.ftu. lin en- rr PEE
Iul'ei {. >iy 'i-. hr> cure t-r. rn IHg .h Il
can to y'rul n Sc y u llNG'
.IEi, Is q sstwp.- ut many D. I',In - urir, r.
o. VI. oI wri. .fu. ru. ,-F-.-' 30 ,le f,:tilr
Ii imcHt. IN !rsl'l .I.- oi tls %. .f..r .T. pub
i~h. 4 slou- each Hottie it 7.-t4i- g i-a.r Hal-
NeuiLa, A:Ilcl Rock Il Can - au! r'-,Tr.. ..rt's
hitherto little kIows II : Iuinis,Ia;3'e ar, Tat
tie UrrtHur I.,.m-Ut : Performing mCre cuTr, ~
welG=s, st!I JFrts, r up 10 = Ehcrmatlsrl
NrEE.IgIa, Sci.Jusi, Cakrl Breasts. LsA JIa Gc g,
tlE.u all oth.r GinIur-r;s. Ef.hrr-tiur, LNtEae',
Orn;IHr rt~ ami P.aSt@rs Irw 20 u>r.
For IoOt!'rci-, iaurir, Wax Hirk, l's5, anl
Cu-aueou~ Eruf.. os.s, Is -u,Irir~ It rlr trIi'
and sciils vIfr ut Il ~'7tr. iNtrlots I.,.-1H : "a
bIt-S yand >trn->, and LriiS fsu~~' !f,S sal o-.-
hliIIS. III Sh n time Nu t.wIl srn 4 rl % V
without rnr CsnJaa liuun & nii.n WrsgTr
EiIe tsnIau- s.in,l3,' yellow UEIp5r, =
ia'.f.G 20 IL Tough SKIN, Wu-f,- al n 81 ,- "
aiiIus.i ct.:t.I"u. | iI-.t~ ujau awe as o.
spawn, >Ws.Ly. y IEI al. BIZ i,aa an 10.
Xvi aIr n lr-- than Hsasy } u-
Nc-~-s j N-Cu-r & TO. rU--,iSlsts. on. In
iTt FL NJ >;>., irrII d T.. o, -iv.
g ~ O Ir n-I-nbo :4aol uur.le If tears -'> --s
Csrng tie CrIIaur IulE,n.- Hey pyuoIr~
Sup.iI,T 10 ahyi.in, tlsy have " . Us'''. We
hl-h a. iogr 10 five d. N tOiJiss II 1aoli- u
t!C>e t.sImaI-r- -
we have Ii,US,u : Of sin ~ 'ss' r0-l4!s-
For Mo'Iu Is, aa'ils, ~,...rril-~, EEs--io-e- a .
anal Tor SrrJw " CgIn Ia >ie,p. .t ha~ 20 rival r. r.
N l., L.vCIy-rl.u All rusE-ril>-.,, Lay. u .-'
L.ri-IueHt a remedy wAiL Is WuTt. a hundred ''l'
ITS uOot.
L4bra. .or, cfJ. p. Pos c.
rs 3aat 10 DfY ~, MY ia-1-
, 1876-10-07
Rri:!.l. csI.,ll.;.i, Ftenl..

Tw" Indian, have il'd II small PIX ~ Bar
ra!d = inlrr. E,4hr Iudleus ahd three Nhl:c
lnrn In quarantine now.
Tho D-!nEe Engine Cpm21ny Of Vir.oria
has pureh.s.i he lot 30s5J t.rt On Ya,c-
--rvr'. adjtniu: The Cur5.uri-c. cprrrr, ior
5000, 81 h the Intention ~ r. e'i:fS thereon
'wp ~'"ry brirk bu;!,ii.g Tor ia. yr.ryo-, Of
III uTI:nZirIUu.
\ c'rr~lra l,n' of III C,.o7,,' writing un
.5'h S-p.rnIrr s,y-: The saox II srstu-
ally mixing Ia app arinre on the n,unraInS
aw.k uIn2 unpl' a-auf r-ruiIrc'Iun~ If tn.
early snowy ordeal which W were 81 NIT
ID 'a-r year. Thra-hrrs l. aEuur finished,
farmers arr tn~y NJ b he fall " hn,r; A.; he
viii be upwards e goo Icr,~ Sosn IL ChIiII-
w"ch this "ii The r,In ~ are having at
present Is mos InnPi1r'uue, nu' only r~l,,rl-
lnE seeding ogp 'raIDrS. bur '.iso for having,
d large amount oF v tica Is -riu 10 b. So
cured
, 1876-10-07

CAPTUaE OF TwEED.-The return Of
Tweed to New York, Is another vic.
tory for Governor Tillen, through
whose efforts he was convicted and
By whom the matter Of his late ar
res: was planned aud arranged. This
proves that thief is never safe from
the avengiag hand of the great re
former, and that, 'hoa.h he 20 to the
ends Of the earth, tie arms Of Justice
manipulated by Tuieu will reach him.
i il any wonder then, that the reuub-
liesH leaders hate TlIeu with such
3 bitter hatred : In the fate OF Tweed
they see their own doom. AMI hence
the desperate efforts they are making
TO detame the character aud secure
the defeat of tie roJle nominee OF
the democracy.
, 1876-10-07

Tow CAToN-s SPEECH The Olympia
EIo has sketch Of Tn C<tou'a -p,~ Oh,
made Al The ratification a,eefins in !h.,, city.
1t says that after &r. Calun hal xorttn
thoroughly warmed ny in his speech ne 'irill-
ed his hearers with the following as'o:.i>h-
io= alr's'roph-:
Il ~,v. 2-u'lrnsE-au1 I say i vi hrur
fear Of c-,u'r:d:c:Iou,-J J4gnls i TOO
Inirrnalfazy to a. -qu4r~ al IL. has
teen Na-h.n srDn. and waur- 10 20 h-r-
again, What, l ~. d,i h. do NJ h.n he
~ there? WY" l,ni here the sp7,k,r
waIrd riogmen' he s,t there. too I-zy 70
dp anything bu: c''ch fis and brr his EYES
Ike huliir.,y. What he j. good iur. any
how wen, ho1'-ly. be II ct ~ more az
cnnnr 10 1he animal kin.Ium, seL,lemeu,
JhHn q wait IL On cows trs,t''
, 1876-10-07

GsY JoHY MosEBY, the great rebel
gurri! a chief, Is To stump for Hay e.
and Wheeler. Moseby is The same
chap who, during the war, used To
dress his guerilias IN the uniform of
dead union suIdiers and then capture
mai, trains and seize Tie money thai
fond ilien!S II home sent 10 federal
soldiers iu the field We can wei.
rcnrmher how VI >eby u.el to be de
nnuncei 1t the North aud every vile
rpi,het IN the calendar applied ,o.hjm,
anl new he is the bosom fiend of
President Giant and an ardent repub
Iican, having more influence with the
administration Than any other man
IN the republican party. liz Is he in
dIYIdual sent out tO counsel eX-teieraI
soldiers how To vcte-to tell the
claims If IIayeS anI Wheeler upon
the country. lat that ricl q? We
think We should Ike To be talked io
10y Mu>ehy i We were a republican,
and particularly il We had been a
federal >1I,ieri
, 1876-10-07

OcroDzR ELEcrroNs.-Tue,day next,
Ohio, Indiana, AMI Colorado hold their
State elections. IL is somewhat siu-
gular that al! three OF The SAFES
n'mei are claimed by both parties.
and il We are to believe the state
ments Of Eastern papers, both parties
are equally confident. Practically the
vote IN Indiana ani Ohio settles the
Presidential question. Tha, iS, sh"uli
they vote the same way. Should one
State go democratic aud the other
republican,, it wiil be drawn battle,
to be settled on the IN ot November
At last accounts the democrats were
sanguine, and up 30 this da-e al the
signs point 10 The triumph of T,Geu
and reform.
, 1876-10-07

JUpGE WILLIAM, made Hayes ani
Wheeler speech st Portland, aod in
the course Of his remarks denounced
civil service reform. Ilayfs - running
as e reformer, aui yet biz aivocates
90 on the stump and openly dcuoaace
reform.
, 1876-10-07

lHE CHEToREE~ pTnIeSt against the
propositions ru transfer the Sioux 10
the Indian Territory, AMI claim that
The G"verument cannot do this with
ont hagranJ violation of their treaty
tights NoAuUb; the Chernkeps have
good ground far c inrI,iur n h. pc
mlSes. tor their na,c.nt civilization l.
Threatened with destruction by the ir>
sup'ion of those wild tribes iu,o the
region occupied hy them. l. is not
TO he expecJe! thai the Sioux wf.l re-
Spect thr;r red neighhurs. On fhe
C contrary, finding that the latter u :
s->S property, cattle AMI provisions,
1t l. certainly probable that they
would organIZ, raids upon them, ana
thus cumFal them 10 take the war
path again.