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-SaYs an exchange The sea

Says an exchange The sea ser
pent has again been seen, this time
from the deck Of Peninsuar and ORR
entail steamer, on the voyage from BON
bay to Alden. A passenger first saw it
from the stern of the vessel, about six
O'Clock in the morning, on March 18,
when about 1900 miles from Bombay.
ct first it vas miles away, dark NOV,
Ing speck on the horizon. Then 1t came
gradually nearer, until 1t followed IN
the wake, not a hundred feet from the
stern. He it was watched for hours by
every one on the vessel excepting the
captain), and finally 1t advanced on
the port side, raised its head high up in
the air, struck the mainmast stout
blows, causing the ship to sway violent.
ly-and disappeared. TIE captain,
from design, did not look at it, because
he did not wish to be toked about the
sea serpent. as it would, he said, do
him no good. This-which is the most
remarkable sea serpent story yet pub
lighed-is told by a correspondent of
the Bombay Gazette. who was on the
vessel. 1t has this advantage over most
Others, that the serpent was not seen
near - watering place, at the open,
Ing of the season."
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EGISTER'S NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter nam.
ed have filed their respective accounts OF the
following estates in the Registers Office. at
Mauch Chunk, In and for the County OF Carbon,
winch accounts have been allowed by the Reg
lister Will be presented to tue Judges Of the
Orphaus' Court on Monday, the 10Th dav Of June
next, at 10 o'clock AM, for cOntlrmatl0ni
First and final account Of Thomas Kemerer ad.
ministrator OF the estate Of Elizabeth Moul-
throp, deceased.
First and final account Of Thomas Kemerer, ex
ecutOr OF the last will and testament OF Abra-
ham Ahner, deceased.
Second and final account Of Thomas Kemerer,
administrator Of the estate OF Conrad Leow
deceased
First and final account Of Henry Boyer, admin
istratur OF the estate OF Elizabeth Reinheimer.
of MahOning twp" deceased.
Account of william Remaly, Amandus Rernaly
and Y. b igenstose, administrators OF the
estate OF Jonas Remaly. deceased.
Account of Frederick Beer, administrator Of
the estate OF Paul Beer. deceased. .-.,
First and final account OF Il. &. Wilson and g
b. Wrestling administrators Of the estate OF
II. b. Berryhill, deceased.
First account Of Jane Sconeld AMI wm ohm.
son q executors OF the last vii aud testam ent OF
II T. SCofeid deceased.
First account Of frances Harlan aud w. Crel-
Ian, deceased
First and final account Of James II Purcell, ad'
minisCratOr of the estate OF Catherine Purcell
deceased.
First account OF Jacob FL. smith guerdi'n n OF
William HlmmereiGh, minor child OF Caih r.
Inc Hlmmelrelch, deceased.
BERNARD PHILLIPS,
Register and Recorder
Registers Office. Msuch Chunk. NAV "a. 1875.
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The President Monday nominated

The President Monday nominated
and the Senate confirmed Edward
Pierrepont, Of New York, as Minister
to England Alphonso Taft, Of Ohio,
a. Attorney General, and j. Donald
Cameron, of Penna., as Secretary of
War The nomination of Mr.. Pierre
pont aud the Cabinet changes were q
surprise in Washington. 1t Is stated
that, except Mr.. Fish and two of the
gentlemen personally Interested, no one,
not even the other Cabinet officers were
aware of the Presidents intentions un .
Ill the nominations were made. Mr.
Plerrepont will Immediately prepare to
leave for England, and Judge aft will
at once take charge of the Department
of Justice.
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The Latest MoIlie Captured.

The following particulars OF the latest capture
Of Mollies, we clip from the columns Of the
Morning Herald of Thursday last
Our tele graphic news informed tho readers Of
the Herald. that man was arrested at Maha.
nov City, charged with being concerned in Mol.
lie Mcguire outrages, and SAID TO nave been ac.
tual murderer OF coal boss. 1t turns out that
two of the red.handed Molies nave been cap.
tured Nike Kehoe is said by some to have
been the murderer Of George x smith at York
town Carbon county, in 1862 Our Information
second prisoner captured on TUESDAY, one Neil
Doughertv, in the murder OF W. s. Langdon, at
Audenreio, on the 18th OF June 1868. The par
uculars Of the murder are as follows; Langdon
was breaker boss for NJ umper, Myres. d Co, at
Honeybrook. On the day above mentioned he
hoa gotten sh Fp tP SORT OF picnic at t
Fourth OF July Celebration. The dav they
passed on pleasantly, with music, DC, but as
n Se was vp n WY rnd n SIe nv
hotel, KNOCKED, down with q billy and beaten,
kieRed, and stoned 80 dreaifullY as TO cause his
death three days afterwards. Having been at
tacAed in the dark and from benind-tle usual
mode of warfare OF he cOwardly hounds whom
Justice is,now hunting out with sucn releptness
Iourderers and after the lapse Of fourteen
years they doubtless considered themselves safe
and their bastard y crime forgotten. But OH
Ger Gnm who mas exh bited Considerable saga
city as detective. somehow got a cue TO the
perpetrators OF this atrociOus Dntchery, An0
for SV The m Srrsst % Of Doaeherty. He had quit tSs
coal region and was working on Q farm IN
Locust Valley. near ruscarora,i or hts-brother
IN law man named TOlan. Hewas takeu en-
bIe.Y by surprise. and protested that he knew
nothing about the muI der but the othoeri
knew better, and eooly informed him thai
when he heard the evidence against him mi
memory woui0 probably be refreshed He WA
taken 20 Mauch Chunk. and lodged N jail thert
to await trial "
Tho following Is the account OF tho smitl
murder Wlto which IN tho report ahDv0 refer
| red 20. Kohoe ID chaIgedI Fourteen years ags
| MIR. George II. bmlths owl and mining engl
neer was DIrdeGeo Al YORKTOWN, Carbon co
bV party Of unknown men. Mr. smith wal
| suck and confined 70 has house when one night
ahked his Wlfe 70 cell HIM 10 come o0wn TO tn,
door. Mira smith went up stalrg and IN |
few mnuLes returned wits Der husband, ant
ses Sue men, they ahOt him end I'M med u Esly
made good their escape Every eport was mad
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Philadelphia Letter.
PHILA.. Pa, MAY "a,

III mlre settleu u uaily increase OF visitors to the
Centennial IL noted.
let the tnnn at the turn stie see your cash
before yuu put IL IN the box a few days aqo
saw gentleman deposit the admission fec
or something very n6e tin the receptacle for
which 1t was INTENDED, yet he was refused I'D
mission unless he paid AGAIN, simply because.
the attendant did not happen ut that particular
momont to be watching the box, as 1t was and
is his duty to do for o. per day.
An endenvor ia being made 70 mt n check TO
extortiouate prices within the gates but with.
out, hiph plces and sw ndling dodgea prevail
to an alarming extent. For instance five cents
IL asked tor tho EUcntnD telegram OF Bulletin
whereas three cents is the printed price, ten
cents Tor sandwiches but no microscope Is fur.
nishe to see " there 10 anything between the
veneeling of bread The disciple OF Gambrinus
can frQth at the mouth for 1--WE cents per glass.
for froth is oil he will get for beer You con
pay ten cents for three sickly apples which
looE as II they had been kicked out of an orch.
ard Tor re usinP 10 grow 1 would write further
on this subject, Mr.. Editor but II you wish me
to write mOre iu,ly iu regard to the same send
me down II thousand dollars or 80 and IN nv
next weeks letter 1 will let you know how ]
have suffered from extoItlon. and draw upon
you for thousand more.
The potato bugs are coming to the Centeu.
tenmai in large numbers. l have noticed many
Of them on the sidewalks already Perhaps
they are giving the potato vines q chance to
grow fat ana Juicy before they return to their
depredations in the Gelds.
-Gilmores military baud gives concerts IN
the Main building twice every day they arc
largely attended and the music is fine in fact
1t is treat In Itself to see and wat IN the re.
nowned leader conducting in person He wears
his many decorations and when he ouks over
mis- gold eyeglasses and raises his baton get
ready for mnsical FEAST for 1t is sure TO follow.
The poet LOngfelow, is now residing IN
this city. He attends the exhibition most every
day and Is doubtless gathering material for n
new poem.
Willie In the neighborhood of the Centen.
NAL the other day. a eompenion proposed we
should go and see The Learned pig :" we did so
and have to record the ignomnious def at of
my friend at game of euchre with aforesaid
juvenile OF ye porcine tribe. This pig is not as
learned as he Is supposed to be, for when he
was asked what was fond of he picked out a
card with these mystic ters-wHIsKBY. I
was 30 angry that left at once-after the show
was over.
THE Bartholdi fountain, between the Main
building and the Machinery Hall Is completed
1t Is magnificent work Of art, ana should com.
mand more than passing view from those who
pass by 1t In their haste to enter the buildings
The Centennial police number 1000. Thus
FAR there have been only seven arrests for pick.
Ing pockets, in each case the property stolen
has been recovered and returned to the rigntfu
owners.
-Sawyer's Observatory is again In operation
and trips can be made by davlight moonlight
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State Of PennsyLuania, County Of Carbon ss;
i, W. W. Bowman, Cashier Of the above nam.
ed Bank, do soemnly swear that the above
statementi is rue to the best Of my knowledge
ana belief.
w. W. BOWMAN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 22nd
day of May, 1870
THos. s. BECK Not'y Public.
Correct-Attest r. f. Hofford A. J. During.
Thos, Kemerer. Directors. May "a, 1876.
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TNo whom 1t May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed.
Towamenslng township. Carbon County. Pa,
with all the stock. Comprising horses, cows,
hogs mschinery and other forming im elements.
O0nuderatiOl FRANCIS H0FACKER.
U. TowamenSing Twp, CARBON Co., Pc
May 10th l5D -aW~
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To Consumptives.

THE advertiser. having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption,
to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To all
who desire it he will send copy Of the pre-
tcrtption used. tree OF ehaSgel, vita the dlrec-
tlons for preparing and usng the same. which
they will ind SURE CUBE tor CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA. BROE0AITls. 90
Parties Wishing the prescription viii please
address. REV. r.. "A. WILSON, M.
I9A Pehp strest, WillamsbuIg
dec. lend New York
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CANDALWO OOD Possesses much greater
- power Ia restoring to a healthy state the mu.
Gus membrane Of tine urethra than either Oubebs
or EOpalbn. 1t never produces sickness, iH Ger.
Bedlng every other remedy. Sixty oSpsulea
cure in SIX or eight days No other medicine
can do this o.
Dundas Dick & Co.'S Soft Causuies contracting
Oh Of Sandalwood. sold at ai Drug Stores Ask
for circular or send TO S5 and 81 Wooster street,
New York. for one. ap2e me
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me arsss g. ,e5ssr ?, pittsburgh 4. sad

The ulnrket for lumber at P1ttsbu urgh is sad
70 De better this year than Inst
"A parton Of JaeA sons rope walk, Ut RAad.
inN, was destroyed Dy Ore Sunday morning.
Loss. 90. 40 INSURANCE.
The Newport NsSos aspegts positively that
AeVen Oi the eigbt deiegntes fE0n6 Rhode Island
70 CiDcinbAttl VAL vote Tor Brlstpw.
A severe LhnDder.storm vislted Pittsburg
Pa Aat1rdAy afternoon. Lightning struck tle
A. sInney vt AAhEKa'H motel, 'fhe falling D1eks
eTnsbed 20 the rod Of q kibohen. sIishtS intpr
tnR esRot gitlS
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to approhend the assassins, but they were un
sncces'fuL nnc gradually the circumstances Of
tho bloony deed were forgotten by most people.
but those who wete Intimately concerned with
tho family. The sightiOf the murdered husband
and father as he lay IN this room In which he
fell bleeding corpse after being shot, viii never
be forgotten nv those who Witnessed It, Yes
terdaY two Carbon County Coal and Iron 10
lice. tapt Williams, and Oi1cer Waldron went
70 MnhanOv CITY end arrested Michaol KehOe
for the murder OF MIR. Smith, Tue arrest vas
mnde in the afternoon and Kehoe was greatly
surprised Mt the visit OF the officers. He had
been working a. Coles colery, and had Just
retulned home and was washing himself wnen
he was trrested. This morning he was taken
TO The Mauch ChunK jail, The prisoner Is u
brother OF the famous Jack Krhoe now In the
pOttsville jlil lie IL lame and Is well known in
Mahanoy CITY. The evidence against him VIII
be produced IN due time and II Ia sad that IL l.
stroug and dill ect enough 60 convict him Of the
orlme committed fourteen yeaIs ago. and which
he undoubtedly thought would never be dis
covered.
Mr. Smith the murdered man was for long
time esinent OF POttsvlile ana practiced his
profession ns an en- gineer there. He resided on
West Market Street ana had an office in the
Russell building on the corner Of MahantongO
and Second. SITS. for some fttme before his re-
mova to carbon county. Many OF our citizens
will reCOlleCt him nnd the facts here gwen will
once more bring hack tj the memory Of his for
mer fitends the remembrance Of hls tragic
death.
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ESTATE NOTICE.
Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and ali
the effects Of youthful lndscretiOn Will, for the
sake of suffering humanity. send free to all who
need it. the recipe and directions for making
the simplest remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser'B
experience can do so by addressing in perfect
confidence. JOHN b. OGDEN,
dec ISm6 q Cedar St, New York :.
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ITO Whom u May Concern.


All persons are hereby notified not 20 NEEDLE
with TWO horses, 4 horned cattle, Farming I'm
plements, 60, now In the possession OF JAMES
EASTMAN. on the farm In Franklin township
Carbon ooun'y. Pa as the same are my property
until further notice
oATHARINE SNYDER LshiShtOn. Pa
May 20--3W,
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FXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Adam Beer, Decs1sed
Letters testamentarv on the Estate Of Adam
county. Pa have been granted to wilt lm
Sh0ffer. of Towamensing township aforesaid, 90
whom all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quosted t0 make Do ment. and those having
claims or demands viii make known the ssme
without delav.
WILLIAM sHAFFER. Executor.
Apr1l "a, 1875 W6A
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A. SEYMOUR, M. ID.
A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

Estate Of Benjamin Mitchell, late Of The Borough o.
Mduch Chunk, Carbon County, Deceased
Letters Of administration upon the above
named estate having been granted to the under.
signed. all persons having claims against the
indebted thert4o will p ease make immediate
payment TO AUGUSTUS MITCHELL
Administrator.
Or e. r. SEWERS. Attorney for Estate, Office
No. 2, Mansion House, Mauoh Chunk, Pa.
Anrf 0Q.wR
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The following curious personal

The following curious personal
appeared Ia the New York Herald. Of
the 23d inst
EALL-MR FERDINAND HUFMANN
Cbnrn at MOhren, district of Polite, BeEirk.
ehauptminnschaft OF Brauuau, Bohemia, by
trade % Ocksunth IL horepv called upon to give
u Iuce Of his present VIII reabou,s when last
heard from in 1861, he worked in the gun m"uu-
factory ~ l. bau, RUSSIA All persons who can
give any luiOruHtiOn conoetnny the said Y. II Of
mann urr requested TO communicate the same
TO the BEE HAUPTMANNSCHAFT az
Btnunau Bohemia. Expenses will De thank
fnl " rennih.
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Go to the Fairbairn concert In the
School House tonight (Friday).
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4 NNUAL STATEMENT

"a
BuaoUoH OF y EIssPoRf for the year END.
ing MAY ISL "'e' pvcv,,r.
Amount Of DUP; for Borough purposes. s472 as
Total AMOUNT OF Tax reoeived... f443 90
Amount due on Duplicate. 20 75
The amount due subject to exonerations ad.
ditions and per centage Of collecting
ExPBND1TUkKe.
BY amt paid on Orders to date E. s2S7 20
by oshuce Oh manu- ''''''....''.. lo5 bl -
We the undersigned nditors Of the Borough
Of weissport. 10 certify tnat the abOve accounts
are correct az the statement and vouchers Of
william HolIingee,, Treasurer of the Borough
OF WeisSport for the year endng May l, 1874
FRhNKS fFERhhENEKSThk q kNIPE NFIHHNER' Auditors.
Weissport, May 10, 1879. m2 sw
A NNUAL STATEMENT
OF the Receipts and Expenditures Of the
BOUNTY TAX due by the Boroleh of Weiss.
port 'Or 'ne year englng RFeRipas May '''' '"''
Whole amt sst Of poupty snT'y Dup. fOr7' ssss s 50
n.,. --slssS 50
Balance due ON Duplicate........ $40 so
The balance due subject to generations. adj
dltons and commissions.
Bv am. paid c. hAHtFsRIrVRFs AiEFisS1 Haty .a,s 90
'' Robt. Anthony. $50 90
Ss75 o.
Iy bhlance on hand. nd.............,.,....... 40 70
ss75 20
We, the undersigned Auditors for the Boro'
Of Weissport, do certify that the above accounts
are correct as the statement OF William Hol.
nnger, treasurer OF the Borough OF Weissport.
Tor the year ending May 1, 1876.
EYBV ESTER FENNER,l .,,.
FRANK e. KNIPE. Auntors.
WetsspUIt, Nav 10 1875. mlo.wS
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New Advertisements.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION Of

L u the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at LehightOD, in the State Of Pennsylvania at
the CLOSE of business, May 18th, 1876
, 1876-12-16

popular election In This country. vtsr At,
moan to upset things. Int thcey ,eaS, aMsy aln not
~ or inaitntinna. lie lid not howsyeru ~ suahs
nS1'h tllnt u would como ln surh r,,,up,te upte-
n',' ~ 'tn ',1'' n1o'lti,E nganst tho lie Of tSc H.
tlonn ile SCHEME ut The requests ..f ic rMvs
M dmcl ot M9lI street WHO cutiI,l not nInr ,
amey roul!i cn.ily extend tho otvani.n,innr sI;
es theusa sr e''y ani, as9 sser1 o sevcfa
sason Tor them IN 70 tn tiglIt, Lut trev ,sc,s vs q
t~y ~ ~ y! Tines to stand BY their re. !ust.
lS lSi%s iioa!Mstm wsfs " Welsfo 4; & vss. Col s.
lllpgin., md O. j. tiyifman. Fr Z! GN;se' Nse,'rd;ss:. " J.
sc1e1elafy, Mr. II. +. Merritt WIS roscu. f;nn..
Tutlsuie tino Was consumed III clcctInf, III.
,s'mn'es n,''"r of u H. "ssss Ncforo adournrneus
tur salces To- Ss,'9t warriors present raised
itEADQuAnIsu ooss.p,
M, Tor so,nG uays l"'at thcrc hare been stranre
a Startling sl'.,'ors ai1oat III regard to oysr.
Ds"eSs.s Sass s Pfq h1, S @ y some e s lending
9t Tic First md scros"l Regiments, aud that sNas
hn.l promlsctl tu enter tic wnrllRe nrcma h, H.
ali Of Iilslcn Something Of tic sort msy n,
nayo ay Fone 70 ~ has T. VIVA learned yes,ef-
such thing could 10 successfully ws worsn1 %
n either Of tho battal!ans. rho mon ara
divided n politics, mid both organizations hars
ne',np Geen Kept peculiarly afoof from politics. Til
Sus"uS'a aat AuuGE GcIuIHanu Gt iGn. DitcAt
a tlscy know their responsibility In The ' pre%',
iscf, and aro cnnlitlent that the men wi[l nhsv
Them. Thus from TINT source there need ba M
all expected BY tic Drn,ocra,s. ~ ~
Dnn Cn,hcro1, the hero, OF tho new "wah,n
and EommandGr-in-Chief Of the l3rI]ren.,1t
Gnards, was for rome tct, weeks last s,iIr,tnrr
cliet manager In tue Democratic cann
| III t'in a0sg'lyc OF Cyrus H.. Mccormick. IS
toi'ct', ard wns very successful In producing a
At Inst tho "rcapcr King +" returned from Gn, tbc
East. ne mot our nan. The two saci,eins
Ercofcl each other cordially AMI whitfield thr
, 1876-12-16
SOUTH C4AllOLINA,


CoLuMniA, +. e., Der. 15.-The seunte Com.
'nittcc, with tho exceptonof 8cnutor Merrlu.on,
who stopped Oil tlsc way At Raleigh, arrived last
nislt. Senator Mcrrimon Ia expected to-
morrow 1nornins, when the Committee will pro-
ccel 10 work.
The House Committee examined several Wit
ncsscs mud have obtained returns from nrar!y
ull tho precincts but ubous tfteen, which will ba
supplied by testimony.
". D. Simpson. Democratic Llcukcnant-Gov.
er,or. to-day sent letter to tho senate claim
tng his election aud demanding hls seat Us
presiding nt1}cer Of that body. Tue letter WI.
read aud referred To the judiciary Committee
fur rr[nrt.
Another hallut WIS taken to-day for United
States Senator by the Democrats In Joint
session. Tho vote was scattering, with no
chGIpc.
JUDGES OUHTgD.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Dee. ia dispatch
frutn Democratic correspondent q. Columbia,
+, C., suys that thu Republican House yesterday
adapted resolution declaring the election Ut
tbs prEseat Circuit Judges II have been yull.
, 1876-12-16

TIE FIERY, uNTAAHD DEMOCRACY,
Tho ComsnIttcu appointed to consider tho
calling OF Democratic niass.meating to pro-
tcst against "hgi.hantled ou.rnEcs, etc.," met
yesterday afternoon at the Office Of tho Chair
man, W. Q. Goudy, Esq, II was soon dcycl-
oped tltat there WIS no un4nltnity Of feeling on
this matter. Some we're LOUD fur ''walI,"
while others p,pcd for peace. 1t was, III iact,
Palmer House meeting on small scale. Ths
discussion was at tlsnca moro Or less ahltlatet.
Finding That It WA nuxt to impossible
tn harAontxe, tho COMMITTEES finally al.
lolrne4 without taking any action wllatcyer ~
Democrats uro disposed to pool!poah t!le Idea
any way, a,,d TO hold tl.ut Tho Druocratic nta-
toritY liz thG HOUSE Ut Representatives can a1Itl
wlll stan,l up far the rights Of the purity, and
a public mcet!ng III Chicago to strengthen thclr
backbone. Tho thirstera after gurg, however,
insist upon tho Insettng. They want the popu-
Iar heart fired as that ll,certan commodity was
councils prevail rcNlains to he seon from tue fu
tnru meetings Of thls at present divided Conf
pittoa.
TIE DEMOCRATIC vErRnANs.
held n scts ast uyenaE a. RoScrs a
No. 45 North CLARK street. Gen. Herman !.ct
was elected Chairman pro ton. and Mr.; II. +,
Merritt Secretary. There was q long debate
uQQut MAGlAllDK tta0 NullBtllVtlDH III EGkHIA "
prohibiting members fron. 1.ulling moro tl.all
one civil otflee, which amounted to nothlng.i
Tho election of permanent officers Was then
dsrlurod to be In order. Con Herman Ltch was
elected permanent, President ey u ununlnrNlss
ciIolec. In accepting the utlire ho RETURNED
thanks for tue honor conferred, md sntl ho felt
.iecply th!s siga Of confidence. lla saw
llsans were In great trbulMiou ~ to what
the soldtrsa at tbs late WW wcsa golng, to lo.
'rLsy wore classed with Ruhels aud Copper
lleals, as Il they intendyd 70 disrupt tic bhion
which they hatl helpoa to saws. The traitors
wcre those who attempted tu destroy our IN
stltutions, anl say they do not euro y d--a for
the Constitution It It becatn0 necessary To III
| uugurnte tic rebellion and hang the traitor
who thrcasencd to tmprlson tl's nomocratlc
Me!nbcra Ut Congress, then thdy might 1narcli
talk, tl'sl let Il lH. valled such They n'saHt
House uf Representatives. Tiny did not want
u, excite pnhlic apprsIensiun, hut for IT,. tn
rather than submit to b., robbed ct theit!
liberties. thera would bu smother WIZ: Cheers
i was foolish to wait another four years
u cay Few id YER 3" IN i