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New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FLIGHT OF THE CARLISTS.
MAnDIp Qa.rrdov Coh oa ~,

IL is officially announced that eight Carl st
battaons have refused TO obey orders fire upon the
Royalsts. After conflict between the officers and men
the force dsbanded and surrendered In parties
Tolosa yesterday. The CGrlists soliciting amnesty
by thousands dispatch from the Royalist Gen. Mar
tn'z Campos announces that batalions have
rendered at Psmpeuna IL Is generally believed that
complete breakup of the remaining Carst forces 10 Inn
minent, aud the war ia regarded as virtually ended
PARIS, Saturday, Feb. 20, 1875
The AonfeW says the inelnnlent OF several thousand
Carliss by France has led to the discovery of number
OF cosmopolitan Insurgents in the ranks including former
officers Of the Garde Mobile Germans Po.es and several
deserers from tue French army The latter viii be tired
by courtmartia About 500 Csrlists surrendering
daily {. the French authorities
Hsndaye advces state that Geu Morones command
Ing the Royasts, has arrived I1n with Is battalions
He Is march toward Sebastian. The Carlists
arc demOrazed aud fcrug IN disorder.
RsPoRIED sUDMI sion OF DON CARLOS.
MADRID, Feb. 27 1870.
ihe Chamber Of Deputies constituted tho Burcaux yes
terday.
Sen CASTELAR, took the oath protested against the
Deputies beng required to do 50. Prime Minister
CanOvas del Castillo declared the protest Of
Place, aud hs 81 oech was received with cheers.
Gen. PaiDa Subsequently Ell the coup d'ttat Of
1874 he cad he reluctantly compelled 10 Iesors
thereto, and would PLAN the necessity for the !.
later date.
King Alfonso has arrived at Alsasua. He vii vsit
towns in thc Eortu review the troops and then
turn 10 Madrid
Don Carlos Saturday in the negbborhood OF
run. is stated that he the into France
during Saturday night aud then Issued manifesto
nouncing That he generously renushed tn. struggle,
Ia order to promote the happiness of the Spanish people
The Cai list troops Locunberri have kle, their
commander, Gen. EganI ana solicited amnesty.
Official adyicrs Announce that GINS Campos and
nr NJ flefr md
marching In the direction Of velate, to oyertske tho
remnants OF the Oars army and sweep tho country TO
tue French fronter.
All TIE GuipuLcoan battalons Of the Caflis,s have
sure dcnd. Gen Perula with i've NdyaIrese battsl-
ions surrounded.
La Esr0Hd announces that the Spanish Minister 70
China vii sail few days. His trst task IL 10 settls
ficutes res Getting shipment oi Chinese coolies
To Cuua.
DON CARLOS SILL ~ THE FIrID.
LONDON, Monday, Feb %, 1879
dispatch from San Sebastian to The Daily Necs says
5000 Caflists submitted To King Alfonso at Tolosa
The iiaes correspondent with the Carlss teleraphs
from Hendaye, Sunday "Lesca, with 1900 men, was
between Vera ana Endarlaza this morning. Don Carlos
and LizalTa4a, with eight battaliOns At 0lagui
ne.l Pam ie4uila."
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

wSsiiSGioS. Fcb. 81, 1876
The Gran2er cases, involving the right OF
States To x the ia aud eigh- Of railroad corpora
tons. st undecided in the Supreme Court 50 also
tie Grant parish enforcement case Tue Court VIII
early this week adjourn until the 18th OF March To
sdcr the cases already argued Thcre Ia also an I'M
portant case from Georgia. IN which the state N party
on one sdo and number of railroads the other, III
which question Ia, whether tbs acceptance oil ne"
chart r, since tie passage Of law making all charters
alnendab.e, dopryes the companies Of an exemption
from taxation nuler the old cnartcr. The Attorney
,iruer.i Site aud ex-senator TOoml's TeIuneh
state and reyes leading "rgia lawyers the co,n'
pancs Another ease from STATE rel ic~ o the
great insurance companies the United states the point
bcng whether, Wien company c"inphr- wh Tie CON
ooni art rign do business FOR tue time agreed npon
which cannot be imp red Glen. Brown of hentnek' i
aguIns and Mm NJ. ENafts and MI D butchrI vi Oe"'-
IA iOr sucn rlgnt.
REDUCING LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS
The Legislative, Executive, aud Judicial APP
pr1pIiauuu bail will finished by tue House Committee
hy wcdne sday II mas been In many res ects concur
rcntly considered by the senate Committee, that quick
rk of IL will be made tho II use Iastos d.
Tle Heuate viii the HOaso al least halfway In
efforts reform, and viii 10 any reduction sug
gestsd by the House. unless y apparent that te reduc
ton II wholly political. Tie senate Committee hav.
already reductions of b"t tie o.ce aud pab o
in Uiccis and 10 per cent III salaries eaIaIles W mo-
Will not foTuerly, bc iali during recess, oui
only Wuc tltIk- AM tiit hi'i ~
Legislative bill IL ont % the Way toe Co mtse,- .di
ete viii De little trouble, to- r efturts toward econ
ofny have been t,IiUuSly opposed On TINS ~ Al on
any bill yet considered or ou Any likely To be- considered
CHANCE FOR EDUCATED LADIES
The Argentine Minister to the United States
has received rom the " INST r of PdDhc Instruction
his Government. Dr. LguzamuD, a commission Ia Ell
gage four rsicliss lady nUrmal.choO teachers the
new institutions recently established In the Republic
Tue ladies' selected Will be required 10 be well ve'sed Ia
Englieh FRENCH grammar, general literature. hygiene
geography history elements Ia natural sciences, mu5ic
drawing and teaching. Tncy VIII be aekeJ Ia make
contract iur three ycdrs viii bo furnished W.T. Tree
passage BueuOs Az rus. AMI Isd eliari OF slooo
gold, the ftiary De1 In un the dy thty AL
from this country. hcyerl Am. icln acs have ar'adl
pteu very succcssfui In tcacnnS IN the AfSeuuno k'
public The pfincipal of L.c Normal School al Bueios
Ayrc- IL Mis. E,nnii Frigcbt OF Sow-iork, wno nI
been tnero the List yoars anI nct wi.n very graz
ifylng
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
BRITISH AND FRENCH MARKETS.

LONDON, saturday, Feb. 20, 1875
The Stock Exchange to-day Las been very
Tl.l but sessdy. YESTERDAY aud to-ays prices shcw
considerable reaction IRON the previous low rates Int have
GENERALLY reached lower Level on the week The panic
it Parts has been IL great arrested BY London
purchasing UrGerr Coutnu.d dullnss prevails In the
lhciag Lane market. Prices have again receded With
Out leading TO any Increase of business
PACIs. Saturday, Feb. 20, 1870
The Bodrso is quiet and steady Tue feeling of depres
,luu in riieYed.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
BRITISH BoATMEN COMING.

LONDON. Saturday. Feb. 20, 1879.
Bells Life says that Robert Watson Boyd
has completed negotiations for touroared crew 10 80
a. America daring the ensuing regatta season. The
crew will bc composed fol ows: Robert Bagnall,
bow; ". Nicholson, lob 1t ClmUvrs, AMI B0yd bInses
aS stroke. Boyd mas challenged am crew In Engand 10
row tine cham iiOus ip cUurse The Thames or
Tine this Challenge Is not accepted lie will assume
the title Oi champion. The tour VII. then proceed "
America az tine eplesentatlve Enellsh oreW.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
cpr,sps AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-Ilans stobr, an alleged
abortonsI has been arrested here ON o"ers ion noo"
n,sroy Esh 27A little airl locked up by her
mother while lattsI away from hane vac -,
The ioon ard burned " esp prooauv hssS se' ~
clothes ure BY accident
ASSApoLIs, Md, Feb. 27.-The dry-goods store Oh
i w white on Mains robbed at an early hour ,hs
gave chase " burglars dDg at Them The nre wAsas
Turned orosr ~stkjns We ahot IN tne ofoAs Ans
fhisyes
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
A DENIAL FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 27.-J0hD w. B. Shattuc,
Chairman OF TIE Committee Entertainments oi te
National Republican Convention. positively that
statements to the effect that the Cincinnati hOt,l wl
incIc,e their during ;ne Convention hre III Ina.
ne uds contract with hotels 10 maintain the reg
lar rates and not charge ANY eXcess; tnat the contract
il binding that DoJei propretJrs nave desiTc
- inc reiso tneir rdtes.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
sERvIA PREPARING FOR WAR.


A Berlin dispatch to The Times reports that
Comm az Belgrade headed By tue ArchblshOp has
ap c,ed the population be in readiness o receive
the wounded IN of All abl, bodied called
Out b. tho order Of che Minister of War OF Feb. 90 via
bc mastered the I'd oI MiIcn.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
THE MARY BELL BURNED.
THE LARGEST STEAMER on THE nssBIPPi-Loss
$500, ,000-CARiO ISsURiD.

TDI IIfF HtI
VIcKsBURG, Miss, Feb. 27.-The steamer
Mary l. tne largest but not the finest ou the Mississippi
9iycr burIoI at Merchants Wharf this afternoon. She
had 200 passengcrs, 5000 bales of tton aud
5000 sacks Of cotton seed. Thpe lives SUPPOSED t.
tie lost. The ami cargo were valued ~ bali
million collars. She WAS owned by Frank Hicks ana
Alfred Ggiss and there insurance on the ve,sc
uf 10000. The cargo also insured The weasel Was
taking Oh cotton at tine time OF catching fire.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

pending under other heads enumerated in the act Of
June 20, 1874. All these reports should have the
same date. so that they would supplement- each
other, and make the whole matter ineligible to ev
cry one.
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FoREsr. .couNTY oEFIcERs.

President kudgc-L. D. WErMoRF.
Assecidtc JitdgeS-Jos. g. DALR, ED
WARD KERR. ~
TrcasWrel'-S.J. SETLEY.
Prothonotory, Register G Recorder, &C.
y. w. CLARK. #EII#rWH IHI
ShefiG-JUsTIs SHAwREY.
C0minisSfoHcr84-EL BERLIN, ISAAC
BoNd, JOHN REcR.
Coanty superintendent 8. Brock
WAY. f.tffH
District AttoTncy--S. u. IRWIN.
Jury ComnissfoncTs--H. u. TowNER,
LYMAN Cook. ar0
C5roner-M. ITTEL, in. ...
County AuditorS-NICHoLAs THoMr-
tvoN. J. Il. NEILI., III, A. ZuENDgII..
Member Of Congress- -GEo. A. JRNKs.
.Asscm6iy-J. B. AeNEw.
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WAsurNeroN. October 2e.

WAsHINGTON, October 26
BY the President Of the United
States of America:
A PROCLAMATION
From year TO year we have been
accustomedt to pause in our daily pur-
suits and set apart time to offer our
thanks 10 Almighty God for the spec
ial blessings He has vouchsafed t,
US, with our prayers for continuance
thereof. We have at this time equal
reason to be thankful for His contin-
ued protection and for many, material
blessings which EIis bounty hRs be.
slowed. In addition to these favors
accorded To us as individuals, we have
especial occasion to express oul hearty
thanks to Almighty God that by His
providence and guidance our Govern
ment, established century agp, has
been enabled to fulfill the purpose of
its founders in'aTordIng 40 asylum TO
the people of every race, securing civil
and religious liberty to all within its
borders, and meeting out to every in
dividua1 alike justice and equality
before the law. 1t is, moreover, espec.
tally our duty to offer our humble
prayers to the Father of all mercies
for continuance of His divine favor
to us as a nation and rs individuals.
BY reason ofall these considerations,
|, Ulysses S. Grant, President of -the
United States, do, reoommentl to The
people of the United States to devote
the 30th day of November next to the
expression Of their thanks and prayers
to Almighty Gsd.I aud laying aside
their daily advocnti tions, and all secular
occupations to assemble in their re
spective places of worship and observe
such day as day offhanksgiving and
rest.
LII witness whereof l have hereuntO
set my hand and caused the seal ofthe
United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington,
this 26th day of October, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy six and of the indie
pendence of the United States of Amor
ica the one hundred and first.
,~iAHfIDOH'U. S. GRANT.
Rv tho prasi,l,DI
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LAST NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to me on book account
are requested to call and settle i'm.
mediately or the accounts for past
year will be placed in a lawyers
hands for collection. Cash preferred,
but those unable to pay cash. can pay
in grain or country produce St market
prices or give notes. Remember this
and save costs. .f s-,lrH4
so At. w. G. CoBURN, NJ. d.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-11-15

The following items arc taken
from our Lacytovn letter Of last
week:
Z Owing to the BntSerous Iitile jobs 10
be done about the mill, the manufac-
ture of lumber has been somewhat lin.
tied for some time past, but now, both
circular and band saw are doing good
work--averaging 10000 feet ofboards
per day last week.
Cal Arner is the champion potato
raiser this year. He has $50 bushels
Of more than ordinary size.
Some lover Of flowers may be inter
ested in knowing that we have in La,
cytown the boss chrysanthem. It has
now some fifty beautiful white flowers,
and as many more buds.
The burning slabs set fire to the
corner of the runway bridge on Fri
day, but was discovered in time to
prevent any damage being done. IS
Two men named John Brink and
Joe White got into an alteration in
the barrOom Of one of our hotels last
Friday night, aud the affair ended in
a ight, in which White got stabbed
in the neck and cut across the nose by
Brink, common pocket. knife being
used for the purpose. The knife enter.
ed tho neck Immediately under the
left ear, and caused an ugly wound,
though not considered dangerous
one. The wounds were promptly
dressed, and the injured man was cared
for until Saturday, when he was sent
to bis home, in Pike township. Brink
was arreste6, and put under bonds for
$1,000. The quarrel between the two
men was of long standing, and was not
of political nature C2earfeld Re
publican.
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EOR SALE

The valuable and beautiful home,
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, aud in which he DOW resides,
is in my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terrns-one-third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. MILES w. TATE.
lott. .r - ra rl.Fr
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-
Rev. Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian church ON Sunday next
morning and evening Sunday School
a; 800 p. m.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School
will commence at 3 o'clock p. M. here:
after, instead Of $50 as heretofore.
Mrs. Lewis, mother of Mrs. G. w.
Dithridge, died in this place on Fri
d'y evening last, after short illness.
The body was taken to Pittsburgh for
inierment.
Tho Hunter we'll, near tho Tio-
Resta depot will probably be down
this week. A small well is considered
sure thing by those who are posted.
in regard to the torritory. 1t may be
81 guShcr. but we do not expect that
We are Informed that a child Of
Mr.. Chadwick's. Section boss, who
lives near the depot, died Of diptlcria
yesterday. More of the family are
down with it. w. g. Irwia's youngest
son is down with the same disease.
Thanksgiving approacheth, and
tho turkeys are living high, eating
heartily, all unconscious Of the general
massacre which is soon to take place
among them. On that day the whole
population will indulge in a general
feast, and the strifes and discoIds con.
aequent upon the important election
just past will be buried and forgotten
until the next election.
From our Clarington correspon.
dence of last week, which was received
after the paper had gone to press, we
extract the following: ~ son
Our old young friend, j. T., Hill
ard, is teaching school in Elk Co.
Miss Calista Hillard, sister of the
above.named gentleman. aud friend Of
ours also,-as which of the girls as
knows us isn't?-will teach near Lick,
ingville during the coming winter.
Miss Jennie Shields has been enga-
gcd as teacher for the Butterfeld
school-just over the river and up the
hill of many difficulties.
Miss Mary Butterfeld will teach at
the White school house.
Dillworth & Co., are putting down
n we'll at Reynolds Dam, Elk Co.
Drilling has been commenced and will
continue Until oil. or point 1900 feet
beneath the surface, has been reached.
~ Some Of the youth ofour comrnuHity
are requiring quite celebrity in the
trapping business. Rabbits are the
principal victims.
The December number of BallOn's
Monthly Magazine is issued, and CON
tains the conclusion of M. Quad's
great story, "That Taylor Boy" and
which ends most happily for all con-
,cernsd. In addition, there are some
remarkably good stories, poems and
engravings. aud no one can read
single number Of this cheap and pop
ular monthly without being profound
gy impressed with the conviction that
2 IL is the best popular magazine in the
and has the most variety in
it. Published by ThOmes 81 Talbot,
% Hawley Street. Boston. at $3.50
per annum, which is cheap enough for
any one.
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EoST5oAr

A Topaz shirt stud, broken fran the
wire screw. The top has a pearl set in
gold in the centre Of stone. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
it at this Office. -
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-11-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

TNHERE will he exposed to public sale,
Il on tho premises, in Green Township,
Forest County, Pennsylvania, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1876,
at o'clock, p. NJ, the undivided one
fourth par of all that certain piece of land
situate in the Township Of Green and
County of Forest aforesaid, part Of tract
No $3.50, boundedand described as follows,
to-wit; Beginning at post on lire divid-
ing tract No. $3.50 from No. 5lS9, and ut the
distance of 1873 perchcs from the northwest
corner of this and said latter tract, anu eX-
tending thonce south 434 degrees east 100
pcrches to a post, thence south 461 degrees
west log porehes to a post, thence north 4S4
degrees west 100 perches to a post on the
dividing limo first mentioned, thence along
said dividing line north 46I degrees east
LOG perches to the place of beginning
Containing one hundred acres and allow
ance, mora or less. r.f
Terms oftSale Cash. ttt
DALLAS SAUNDERS,
Administrator de 6oRis nOn
" b i. AGSnw fsTTr. Atrys. TiSnoT" ToT. st. is7S FS
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Whites majority

A man named Elder re,eiyed 10
votes in Indiana and 2 in Jefferson,
leaving Whites majority over all
l,73S. The 25th District has nobly
redeemed itself.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-11-15
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Sec'y OF State.

-Bountifpl nature afarFis no finer
Specific for skin diseases than Sulphur,
a fact that is clearly proven by the
action upon the cuticle afflicted with
eruptions or ulcerous sores, of that su-
preme purifier, Cleans Sulphur Soap.
Depot Crttenden's No. Z Sixth Ave,
N. Y. Hills Hair & Whisker Dye,
black or bruwn, so cts. 81 At
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-11-15

Mr.. g. Jameson is putting down
a we'll ON his place a mile above the
river bridge, directly west of the old
one, which by some means was
spoilel.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-11-15
THE 25TH DISTRICT,
THE oFFIcIAB FIGURES.


Mr.. p. M. Clark District Return
Judge for this county, returned home
from Kittanning this morning, and
handed us the following official vote
of this district on Congressman:
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portion
LIST OF PRIZES.

1865 Prizes, amounting to...........,..S S2GS 800
Write for Circulars or send orders to
WILLIAMSON & CO., 3l7 Broadway, n.
Y. CHAS. Il. HOWARD, New Orleans,
La.
The First Regular Quarterly Dollar
Drawing will take place on January 2,
1877. Tickets 81 each. Capital Prize 81 81
QUO. 80 At
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-11-15
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

II appears that we have elected
Gen. Harry White for Congressman,
and have probably lost Maj. Wetter
for State Senate, although he reduced
Corbct's majority fearfulIy. According
to the returns we have lost our Assem-
blyman in this County by four votes.
This is so close that there is talk of
contesting the election on this point.
We are not informed to certainty
whether The contest is to be made or
not. It is not 10 be supposed, howev-
er, that either of the candidates wish
to hol l. the seat by means of illegal
votes, and if there is conclusive eYi-
denee Of fraud enough to change the
result, the contest viii probably be
made. We have no time to comment
at leugtlIon this subject, but may say
more about it in future. Our other
County officers had no opposition, and
vent in with sweeping majorities.
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BNrsess--JoHN A. DALE.
Courcitfhcn-G. w. Robinson, s.. A..
Warner, A. II. Partridge, G.. w. Sawyer,
n. J. Van Giesen, w. j. Roberts.
Justices Of the Pedce--D. S. Knox, G. A,
Randall.
Constdble-TT. Swaggart
School Birectofs--H II. Mny, IT. o. Da-
Wis, s. n. Haslet, A. B. Kelly. G. w. Rob
inson, r.. j. Van Chosen,
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CENTENNIAL REDUCTION m
ra ADVERTISING! 1sideTt

( Three thousand, two hundred and inv
dollars worth of newspaper advertising,
at publishers schedule rates given for
500, and a three months note accepted in
pay ment from advertisers of responsible
ity, A printed list, giving Name Charac-
ter. Actual Daily and Weekly Circulation
and Schedule Rates of advertising, sent
free to any address. Apply to Geo. p.
Rowell & Co., Newspaper Advertising
Agents, Al Park Row, n. Y.
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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in 1ionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stave bolts, 80 inches long, per cord
Of 8 #. by A it., $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of #. by 4
f., S400. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. ]. H. DERICKsoN & Co.
27tf ..
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AT Robinson & Bonuer's is the
place to buy Boots & Shoes. Stock
complete. Prices low. 81 2t