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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
E!o;a Tneft In Boston.

Dosroy, Dec 29.-Nathanici Carr,
a merchant of this city, took a box
containing fifty thousand dollars
worth Of bonds AID papers from the
safe deposit vaults Of the Blackstone
National Bank. this morning, aud
while examining the contents at the
bank, had bis attention diverted by a
stranger, when q confederate stole
the box. Seven thousand dollars Of
the bonds sre Governments.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

Aud tie great trouble Is, we don't
bang them as fas, a they can be
Imported.
POLITICAL
Two rather important political
movements are being i0auguraied in
this city, At this time The Demo
cratic admirers Of Gov. Tilden are
organizing 10 force him on the Nation
81 Democrats Convention, as It's
candidate for the Presidency, on Il
hard money, free trade platform,
whether CT no. They are putting
occals Of money CA II, ahd are siriv-
iGE 10 have eacb al organization
perfected as viii coasfcii The ConyeE-
iiJn. The other is the movemeat
among Republicans for Grant, FOR the
third germ. This iattera great May
very excellent meu who are not ct
Gce-hIiders, but who really beller
that be best interests Of the country
demaGd his renominstien. They are
crguniz'og vcrg thoroughly ca the
basis Of auti-C Catholicism, or rather
The -pr5;ec.ioa If the schools from
RoE.isl Interference, hard money aad
purity in public places, and they as
Scyt - attain these ends The re-nomi-
nation Of Grant is tie ouly thing to
be done. / was astoaisbcd 10 see
the number cr 1nen Of character in
the movement. The action Of The
Meth3dists under The lead Of Bishop
IIasen meets very general acceptance
here. II is nor at ali unlikely that
toe New York City delegation in tbe
National Republican ConFention Will
tee largely fyr Grant.
TIE WEATHER
l. horribly warm for the season
Just now, ice streets are nasty. Bus
mess is fearfully dali, and altogether
life is not a rosejinted dream. When
will tie change come!
PIETRO
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

CtssuIs NJ. CLAY Of Kentucky has
caused Il. % be announced that the
Kentucky Democracy viii present
bis name as a candidate for Wee
PresiGea, to the mex, Democratic
National Convention. Cassias has
wired il and wired oui, until be
thinks he has got the bearings and
distances. Like Sham Cary Of Ohio,
he was d siaunch Republican as long
as .he Offices heid OUT aHd be fed al
the public crib, but when the sup
plv vas exhausted lie cast in his lot
wilh abe Democracy, and goes in for
a neN deal al around. After be has
drawn d blaDk in this lottery, be will
want q Few party, and another new
deal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
~PROCLAMATION.-

WHEREAS. the Honorable Wu-LIAH u. HAN.
Pres dent OF the several Courts q Common Pleas
Of the Counties composing the sixteenth judicial
District, and Justice Of the Courts OF Oye-and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, for the trial Of
al capital and other offenders IN the said District.
and LEWIS A. TURNER and josiah IowEY. Is
guiTes. judges Of the Course Common Pleas, and
Justices % the Courts Of Oyer ami Terininer. and
General Jail Delivery. tr the trial Of all c. pital
and other odcndcrs IN the County OF Somerset, have
Issued their preccpis aEd TO ne directed, for hold
ilg a Court of Cumrlen Pleas. and General Quar-
ter Sessions Of the Peace. ana General Jail Dciiv-
cry and Courts Of Oyer and Terminer, al Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05


THE Collector Of Internal Rere-
Uuo at Jackson, Miss, ". Slough
nessey, on Monday last, telegraphed
Mr.. Commissioner Pratt that his
Deputy, W. b Redmond. was driven
from his home, and hunted from
county to county, in his district, by
armed bands, who publicly defy the
authority Of the United States. Mr..
Pratt, confounded, doubtless, to hear
such a report from a region said to
be "as loyal to the Union. and as any
part Of New England" the favorite
way Of stating the case Gow in Dem
ocrauc papers, telegraphed to Slough
nessey: l. your evidence Of Red
mond's obstruction posiuvey Is be
pursued by armed bodies? How num-
erous are they? What force do you
require for protection!n And he re.
ceived answer as follows: Red.
mond was notified by the Mayor Of
Summit, Pike county, Miss, to leave
at once, as be and .he peace officers
could not protect him. Armed bodies
numbering from 80 to - assert thai
he cannot remain in his division"
l. is but natural to suppose, that
this armed opposition to the execu.
ton Of the laws would bc ready con.
demned by all lsw-abiding citizens
Not SO, however. Mississippi is a
Democratic State (by fraud and out.
rage it is true) aud the sovereign
right Of her Demccrati c citizens tC
make crooked whisky" and resistthe
government officials with arms, must
not be denied, and accordingly the
Federal Collecto. who is attempting
10 co MS duty Is outrageousiy assalled
by the Democratic press. These arr
Democratic scoundrels, aud the next
Thing in order viii be 10 charge
Secretary Bristow with being in The
ring, and the President wi b attempt.
ing to shield the thieves.
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TIE OTHER SIDE

At the same time changes are
going on 50 rapidly that the purchas-
ers Of these costly things may have
to pledge them before next holiday to
get money to live on. Advertise
ments appear in the papers continual
", Offering private property for sale.
A lady offers 70 sell an evening dress,
only once worn, aud a new thread
lace shawl. Another has fine seal
skins. good as new, while diamonds
arc 70 be bought at ruinous prices.
i broker told me that be could buy
Giamunds at any time fof o8c-fourth
their cost from people who had lost
all their other properly. Those ex-
pensivc goods ! spoke Of are usually
bought by people Of. assuTedincoDes,
not dependent on the lnciuations Of
business. The Ast0rs, Stewards, aud
a half thousand other families, know
nothing of hard times. for wien 4
has on income Of $500, 600 per wear,
it matters but Etlle whether il is cut
down % per cent. or net. While |
am on the other side, let me show
YOU how some people live. In the
house where | live is o servant girl
who works from six in the morning
till eleven at night for s. so per week
Her father, mother, aud three chill
dren came to New York that they
might be supported by her. That is
to say. there was no work for them
at Port Jervis, where they lived, and
it could not 5e much worse anywhere.
They got q room in Al at,ic-snd
the father aud BOYS tsy to &c, some
thing 10 do in vain. The mother
succeeded in getting a little washing
to DO. which averages her about So
80 per week. Ga the daughters
wages and this pittaBce-S5.O0O 10
all, this family Of Eve persons
have TO live, or rather exist. They
eat one poor meal . day, aud go
without fire this bitter, singing
weather. Keep u Of the great cit
les. and the small ones tc3. God
made the country, and there IS where
Gods creatures ought TO live. Cit
ie- are necessary bly;ches OF The body
OF creation.
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NeJc Advertisements
EARM FOR SALE.

Eiias Sno5erger offers his fine farm. situate two
miles Northeast Of SchelisbuTg, Bedford county,
Pa AZ private sale. The farm contains Io4 acres,
al under fence ami well watered, part Of ic being
In q good STATE Of cultivation and the remainder
well tmhered. There are three apple orchards
ana q number OF PeGeh and cherry trees on the
premises. Public road passes by house and barn.
Churches, stores. school house and mill are conye-
rient. This farm Is located but three miles from
the kailruad. For further information call on
ROBERT Il. SMITH.
oetlS Shanksyille, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

THE Washington correspondent OF
the New York Pos is responsible for
the following:
WASHINGTON, December 30.-DGr-
ing an interview between the Presi
dent and some Treasury officers to.
day, allusion was made to the policy
pursued by the Democratic House of
Representatives in diseharging from
subordinate positions ex-Upion SOL
dieTs The President spoke up and
SAID 1t was Ills purpose to see that all
such are provided with positions.
expressed in a quiet but emphatic
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

THE Democratic and Independent
pack is now in full cry on the trail
Of Senator Morton, because he pro-
poses TO investigate the late election
10 Mississippi, by which that State
with q Republican majority of Co.
eco, was made 20 give 4 Democratic
majority Of over 10000. Mr.. Nor
ton has il his possession the facts to
prove, not only frauds and terrorism
on the par. OF the Democracy, but
that while the Republican vote fell
of about 1000, by manipulation the
Democratic vote was increased oven
$1,000. Aud TO prevent the vcnti-
la:ion Of this outrage against law
aud the ballot box, the b~eneiciaries
Of the fraud hope to stihe investiga-
ton by deriding Mr.. Morton's ex-
hibiiion Of the bloody shirt" 1t Is
a very great aad crying outrage that
these Southern Democrats should not
be "let alone" They have never,
since the outbreak OF the rebellion,
asked fer anything else.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

Notice IS hereby given TIA: the uniers!yned vii
sell At private safe. n tract Of land situate near
Mineral Point Milford township, Somerset cUun-
y, Pa, containing S acres, cleared. having there
On erected grist mill. new dwelling house. stable
and tenement house. \ vein Of good coal opened.
very desirable property in e good settlement.
Persons wishing 60 buy viii do well 20 address or
call upon he Undersigned q shafts Bridge.
aec.g JACDB POSTER.
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oa Monday. January ri. ISIS.

NOTICE IS hereby gires to all the Justices of The
Peace, the Coroner and Cgastables within the said
County Of Somerset, that they be ;hen aad therei in
their proper persons, with their rolls. rcccrds, inqui-
siiions, examinations. AMI other remembrance. TO
10 those things which 10 their o.5ceS and 10 that
behalf aPgertaIn % be done; Gnd also. they who
VII prosecute againstthe prisoners that arcO o. shall
lie ia the Jail Of Somerset Coalty. to be then and
there, TO prosecute agaiast them ss shall be Just.
OFTICE.l OLIVER kNEPPER,
Somerset. Dee. -. Sheriff.
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DUBLIC NOTICE

Public ao.Ice Is hereby given that IN appIica-
ton VIII be mHle NJ the coming session Of the
General Assembly for the passage OF an act c utI-
tci AN Ac. - improve the brsel OF horses In
Somerset county, and requiring the keepers OF
~s.allions 10 be let for service 20 mares in said eoun-
~ 10 take out an annual license therefor" The
object Of the tiil are fully set forth in the title.
ALEX COUNrRYMAN
deei5 GEORGE SECHLER,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

TnE removal Of Union soldiers
from The places occupied by them,
and tie installing Of Confederate sol
dicrs ia their stead by the Democrat
ic officers Of the House 81 Washing
l9a, has naturally stirred tie blood
Of President Grant, and be has de-
clarcd that lor every Union soldier
discharged by the Democrats, be
win make = vacaEcy in one or the
other Of The executive department
by ~diseharging q Democrat Oh
course this determination ef the
President TO stand by his cid soldiers
has raised 4 howl in the Democratic
camp, but the people viii rather ad-
mire the General who stands by the
men who fought under him.
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a Member OF tae Louisiana GeSisIa-
Iurc KILLED.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.-E. l..
Person, q Republican member OF the
Legislature from NGtchitoches, was
shot aud instantly killed Oh Sunday
by Cosgrove, editor Of the I'm dicG.
tor. The difficulty grew out Of the
abuse Of Person by Cosgrove in mis-
paper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
ENGLISH THIEVES.

last Saturday thirty Engli.l
thieves aud burglars landed from +
steamer, and took up their abode il
New York. 4 telegram from tic
London police 10 eur chief. notified
the city Of this accession 10 il POM.
,ation. aad detectives awaited aud
spotted ibem. Foreign thieves IKE
America for they are not kept GgSer
such surveillance as ia European
cities. There they arc treated as
thieves, and are watched; here they
become Democratic politicians. and
get to be aldermen aud city officials.
Among the lot were three noted
burglars, who narrowly escaped
hanging in London a few months
The others are pick pockets.
sneak thieves aud operators Of small.
er note. it does seem as though
some arrangement ought to he made
by which each country should be e1m-
to take care IF its owa crime
As il IS, when q ioreign cut-,hroat
iGds bis oaA c uniry too bot to hold
him be comes here. Amefica IS The
Of all the haunted scuundrel.
sm Of the world, and New York Is
be sewer through which it flows.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05


TIE New York Tribune thus al
t,mpts to forecast the Presidential
election.
Democrats cannot eiec: tie next
President without New York. Re
publicaus can. Those two facts sup
ply the key Of the next election. The
Democrats must nominate a candi-
date and frame a platform, and put
their party into q position that can
secure New York. Otherwise they
are whipped before the fight begins
Bet the Republicans can still make
a desperate struggle, with apossibili-
ty o~fsuccess, even though the proba-
blities in this State should be against
them. The Democrats can
count with almost absolute certainty,
upon the votes of-flteen former Slave
States, and the Republicans, if they
nominate a candidate who unites the
party, can count with equal certainty
unpon the voto Of South Carolina and
ali the former non-sla States,
cxceptNcw York, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Indiana, California and Ore
gon The Democrats then need 81
more electoral votes ont Of the Il
considered dcbatable. The Repub-
~lieans, however, need only 81, and
can lose New York, New Jersey and
and Connections, or New York, IGdi-
ana and Oregon, and still elect the
President The Democrats cannot
possibly get - out ofthe - debata-
bic votes, without The s. Of New
York, and must, therefore. carry this
State or be beaten.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

All over the country, 10 all the
cities and towns Of the land the Cen
,ernial New Year was welcomed in
br the ringing Of bells, firing Of
guas. Mluminatioas, professions, and
every demonstration Of Joy, welcome
and rcrclrv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
oCE NEW YORK LETTER.
New loRK, December %. 1915.
BEECHER.

The Beecher trouble viii not
down, because the people Of Brook
lyn will not let it rest. Mr. Beech.
er's late appearance Of fight has not
been maintained. Shearman, his at
torney and chief friend, holds himself
in q defiant attitude, bat be cannot
Beecher up to The mark The
fact is. the Rev. gentleman feels that
the world is against him-he feels
whstner guilty Of the offence as
charged or not, there has been enough
If imprudence and folly in bis inter
course with the feminine part Of his
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

ATKINS Ct Tennessee d member Of
the Pacific Railroad Committee has
prepared a bill granting a subsidy q
Col. Tom Scoot's Texas Pacific Rail
road, which will be presented TO the
House ia a few days. The bill pro
yides for . Government guarantee
Of all the bonds repaired to build the
road.
Vow, watch and see, hoE many
members Of this Democratic House,
who 20 yirtoously voted, ten days
since, against an SUBSIDIES, vii take
The back track, and dance as the
Railroad King" pipes.
Here IS tie r%esslati1n aad tie
vote.
Rssolss7. Taae acknowledgement Of this
House, In the present condition Of the 4
narcial affairs OF The Government no sub
sides IN money, bonds. public kinds. en-
dorscmcuts. o. rs pledge oi the public
credit. should be granted by Congress 20
associations or corporations engaged, or
proposing 10 engage IN public or private
enterprises, and that Ell appropriations
from The public Treasury arc 10 De limited
Mthis time 20 Eacl amounts only as shall
De .mpeniireiy demanded By The Public
service.
Ga ihis &r. Holman demanded The
previous question which WAS second
ed by 3 rising vote ofl3S ayes. The
ayes and nOes were demanded AID
ordered, and The result was 206 10
favor Of jbe resolution to 80 against
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

How sery, very hungry the ave
Dsmocfa. i, may be implied
rom tbe zee, that, s. f. Ancona a
former Democratic Congressman from
Ber. county, has begged Tor and ae-
reptea a sui. fdinaic position 10 the
Rau.e. wbcre Dc formerly served asa
member. These Democratic uamps
90 no, rary from the general species
and kind Of Tie fraternity. Cid
clothes. broken yic;ua.s, and nothing
10 90. Is all they ask
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
. UDIToR,s NOTICE.

IA
tor ia make n distribution OF the moneys in the
hands OF Oliver Knepper. High Sheriff OF Somer-
Crsct csunty, arising out Of the sale Of the real es-
tatc OF Jacob d.. Miller, 70 and among those le&di-
~ sn9itiel thereto. gives notice that he viii at
ZEN! 10 the duties Of his appointment ~ bis ONCE
10 Somerset. Pa, en- Friiay, Decembor Slst. ls.9'
al IL o-ciacI Il. m. when and where all pariies IN
l. G. COLBURN.
fses Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
DUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 20 all persons Interested
that application viii he made to the next Legs
lature by the Undersigned Commissioners OF som
erset county for the repeal Of the following laws.
SO Tar rs Somerset county is concerned iz: The
act approved the l.Ih day OF Marcn, 1885, dcclar-
ing that AL fines and penalties imposed by the
Courts Of Franklin. Adams, Somerset and Fulton
counties, which by existing laws are not payable
to the Commonwealth foe It's use, are hereby di-
recied to be paid into the treasury of said eOun-
tics for the use of a Law library to be kept in the
Court Houses of said counties for the use Of the
Courts and bars thereof.
And the act approved April 5th, 1896, declaring
that the true intent ana meaning OF the act OF
18th March, 1855, is and is hereby declared 10 en-
brace unier the terms, pains and penalties. all for
;ei.ed reclgniZauces in The said Courts
O. W. BOYER
VI. MILLER.
Attest: Z. J.CuUNTRYMAN.
JACOB NEFF- Commissioners.
gpr5I
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

Tn Rome Georgia coRr0y
uses the following polite language ia
sncasing Of q gentleman whose name
has been spoken, written and printed
very frequently within toe last two
monthg: That raniiug, b~e.l-ro-I-
ing bloodhound Of Zion, tho great
nerfs-squesziag Bishop Haven
Tia. Is ,sa.ag doNa abe asPe'iIies Of
Ell. rebellion Ni.A q Vengeance.
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a UDITORs, NOTICE.

: ;he auditor appointed by The Orphans Court,
on motion OF VIM. Il. kocatE Esd TO distribute
me fsnd in the hands OF jerome b. Jennings. ad-
minis rator and trustee for the sale OF the real es-
rate Of Israel RhoaCs, deceased, / Will attend to
nv duties unler said appointment at my oiace, m
on Wednesday, December -, 1879, ar 10
o'clock n. m. OF said day.
zoos Auditor.
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NOTICE.

Inc partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned has this day 10Th OF December,
1871 been dissolved By mutual consent.
JOHN \. SIPE.
PETER COLEMAN.
The business viii lie continued 10y the under
signed.
JOHN A. SIPE.
Dec Is.
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Neig Advertisements.
. UDiToR's NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor, appointed By The Court
OF Common Pleas of Somerset county, to disirib-
MO the fuad In the hands Of the SheTii. arising
rom the sale # the property OF z III. Marshall *
Co.. 10 AMI among tncse legally entitled thereto
hereby gives notice that he viii attend othe gu
ties al saii appointment az his ctice IN Somerset
borgurh. on THURSDAY. January 6. 1873. when and
where all persuns Interested mey attend
!. g. OGLE-
fe.s Auditor.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

Having been appointed auditor By the Orphans
Court OF S5snsTsel couatY TO distribute ths iuhLs
i, me hands of samuel comp, executor OF bsnla-
mia Truutmln. deceased, 10 and among Those lc-
gaiiy eutillcd thereto, notice Is hereby given that
fwiii attend 70 the Duties OF said appointment 81
nv oflce Ia Somerset borough, on IhuIsiay' Dc
eomhcr 50, Is.5.Nahen nn1 where 81 persons inter-
:. g. UGLE.
a,.s Auditor.
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4 DMINIsTRAToR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Adam Shirer, deceased.
r.fterS ofaduinistration on thcabove estate hay
ing been granted to the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice is hereby given TO those IN
deb;ed to II to makeiu medilte payment anu tn,Ss
having claims agalns IL will p: esent them duly
authenticated for settlement az the Office OF John
II. Uni. In Somerset Dor, on Saturday, January
Is, 1S7G.
GEORGE SHIREB,
.ie~e Administrator.
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Notice Is hereby given that an application will
be male 20 tie next General Assembly Of Penn
~sylyania tor the repeal Of SO much Of the game
lawsof this Commonwealth az relates to the hunt
ing OF deer during the month OF Deeem5er in eseh
year in Somerset county.
does
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

Notice Is hereby given that an application will
DC made at the next session ct the General As
scm5ly Of Pennsylvania, for a charter 10 ineur-
poTate \ cOmpany 10 De called the Fair hope
Boom Conrany,3 the object Of which Is. By au-
thoriy OF SAIL charter, TO erect and maintain a
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FOR THURSDAY, THE iru..

To the end that all eases now SGT tor trial q
.or a panel Of thi-ty-siy jurors for an adiitil
-uaTy. pT0ximo. and all eases SCI for yril. on
asses Of the first or second week that may Nd
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ii. Of the day fixed, AMI n0n-su.ts and verde
December %. 1873.
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Aud tie gFeas trouble i, we don't
bang them Is fas, "a they q be
imported.