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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
A New Party.
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Meridian Homestead.

Metlulan hOmebteau'I
The opposition to the Democratic
county ticket in Warren county, pro.
fess 10 nave organized new party,
christened "lhe National Administra.
ton party" and on the strength Of this
have brought out county ticket. Capt
w. Il. spears, who was formealy editor
of the Vicksburg HERALD, aud now
conducting the Vicksburg Daily Lead
or, and, as he terms himself "a life.
long Democrat" fred with mobile am.
bilion 10 enjey long term in the State
Senate, heads the ticket.
We regret to see q gentleman OF
Captain Spears's ability aud character
figure In such q movement. II ho
asplred to the Senate, he should have
taken his chances at the Primary elec.
ton with other Democratic candidates.
Instead of being q name for q new par
", It can be regarded only as an al
tempt to revive Radicalism under q
new name. Capt. Spearp, aud every
sensible man on the ticket knows thai
unless the RSdicAl negro vote !;
, brought 10 its support, the new party
can have no hope whatever Of success
While the candidates may be unob
ieclionable as individuals, their success
would be the overthrow of the Demo
) cratic party in Warren county, ant
7 would be likely to result in eventual!
8 placing the county in the hands 0
, those from whom IL was Wrested II
1875.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

CHIEF Sitting BULL is full.blood-
cd Teton Indian, the Teton being q
branch Of the great Sioux Nation. In
stature he is rather inclined to be stout
than tall perhaps in his moccasins he
will measure Eve feet eight or nine
inches; weight about ITO pounds. His
age is about forty.eight; his hair lit
tie gray; his eyes dark, and his whole
appearance that of full.blOodcd Sioux
on the war path. He is brave, ambi-
tious, clever in the Indian fashion only,
active, and, In the Indian creed, some.
what fanatical. He has long cherished
the conviction that he Is ordained
as the Indian who must wrest from the
whites the country of his fathers. He
has q great and almost immeasurable
hatred toward Americans, as distin-
guished from Europeans or Canadians.
| he is even expert in detecting who are
from the United States and who arc
mot, and instances are not wanting In
his bloody and savage career where he
has shown wonderful patience and hu.
manity, often with his own hand pro.
tecting captives toward whom he took
q liking, or whom he regarded with &C
much contempt as 10 let free for the
sake of showing the captive how little
he estimated him. Correspondence
N. Y. Herald.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Oae.tkrd ofhe tan that ace are re-.
Quired TO pay this year. is on account
of Radical debts. Do the people rant
ann more of this sort of rule.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

SECRETARY SHERMAN, ex'secretary
McCullOCh, and others, will give their
views In regard to the resumption OF
specie payments, In the November'De-
cember number of the North Ameri'
can Review.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

TIE Courier.J Journal says that $42,.
900 in pools alone were lost on Ten
Brock at the Pimlico race, and init.
mates that the race was thrown of. 1t
says that Ten Brock could have doubt
less kept up bis record, but for circum-
stances over which be had no control.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

The Drookhaven Comet rejoices that
the law is being enforced against the
bull-dozers Of Lincoln county. All
good people must agree with it.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

BLAINE's little daughter was shot
while fooling with a revolver. No.
body ever dreamed that Blaine, OF
Maine, keeps revolvers about his house.
Is 1t possible that Maine people under.
stand how TO use them?-[Courier.
Journal.
1t seems from the result, that they do
not know how tC use them.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

LET it be remmbered that there
will be a grand Democratic rally in
this city on Monday, the day before
the election. Our County Executive
Committee will make ample arrange.
ments for the distinguished gentlemen
who will come TO address the people,
aud Vicksburg will do her best to give
the State campaign triumphant finale
The candidates on the State ticket will
be here, and as one OF them, our dis
tiuguished iellow-cilizen, the Hon. 7
c. CatchingS, Is a resident of our city
we will show that we appreciate th'
honor the party has rendered our cit!
through him. We hope this will b
the largest and most successful politi
cal gathering that ever assembled Ii
the Hill City.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Sunday Morning, October 2s.

Remember The load zoe hare to carry in thC
ShdDe of Radical debts.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

ORe.third orthe tao that zoe are re.
quired TO pay this year, is on account
Of Radical debts. Do the people rant
any more of this sort Of ruler
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
A wrathy Radical NowspapoF-Tho
Washington Republican Don't Llk0
Zavaola A1v,alaNuaaaAa


Hayon's Appointments.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2I-The Republican,
in an article on the duty OF the Senate
among other bitter things, says: ave
should regard It a. palpable .derellctlon
OF duty on their part II they should Yiel0
icy that removes capsule and honest Re-
pibllcans from once and places In their
stead enemies OF Republlcanism, or Re
publlcans who are not their peers IN any
regard" In separate paragraph tue pa
per says: UThe fact has leaked out that
Fltzslmmons, the Democrat who has been
appointed Marshal OF Georgia, ia q nephew
OF Wade Hampton, and that bis appoints
ment was asked by the South Carolina
Governor. Perhaps Mr.. Hampton Will he
mission" These extracts are tele graphe0
as an Indication OF the feeling which AMI.
mates the wing OF the Radical party OF
which the Republican 10 the organ.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

One.third of the taH that zoe are re-.
quired to pay this year, is on account
of Radical debt Do the people Wdnts
ann more of this sort Of ruler
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

The Chicago Times says that the at
tempt Of Don aud his Dad, to bag the
English mission will fail.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

AN English woman, to whom tract
was handed by street missionary the
other day, sweetly replied: "Thank
you, but am already saved"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Britain and Greece.


ATHENS, Oct. N.-Earl Derby, British
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, sent note 10
the Greek Government declaring the
British Government never intended 70
question 9reece's liberty OF action, and
recommending respect Of treaty obliga-
tlOns.
Arrest OF Law.bTOaksEa In Alabama.
WHITING, ALA oct, T.-Henry Sutton,
the iather-in.law OF Brown Bowen, and
Mccall, the Ohum Of Jn0. Wesley Harden,
were arrested near this place last night bY
sheriff Hutchinson, Of Eseambla county,
Florida, This about dispOses OF the gang
which has 90 long bid law defiance here
abouts.
Operations In Asia.
LONDON, Oct. 2T-It ls reported that the
Russians pursuing Ghaza Mouktar Pasha,
advanced as far as Kh0rassan, and MOuks
KhoSoras and HassOn Kalech.
ErzerOum 10 preparing for q seige. The
inhabitants are arming aud reinforcementa
are Fastening up from TrebisOn.
Gen. Grant in PaTls-RstioOnt IN hla
Opinions.
PARIS, Oct. 27--several representation
Of French newspapers have interviewed
ex.President Grant, but found him vary
retlcent. He declined to express an opln-
ion on the political situation here; said his
first impression Of France was that II wore
a prosperous, well.ordered and happy as-
pect.
Investment of PIevna-Russian PSEues
veTanee ana Prospects.
LONDON, oct. 27.-The Daily News Blu.
, charest correspondent represents the In
vestment Of Plevna as complete. The
Russians appear determined TO surround
Plevna By q series OF works, as the Ger.
, mans did Paris. The correspondent doubts
whether PleVna is pr0vlsioned for the
Winters seige. The correspondent con.
cludes; 81 must say now that the ques.
tion OF second campaign is res0lntely
. faced, aud prospects look more hopeful for
the Russians than at any time since Gen.
Krudener's defeat In July.
/ A New OrganizAtion-Ths National
0 Liberal League.
( ROCHESTER,, Oct. I.-The National
liberal League was organised to-day with
the election OF +. =. Abbott, OF Boston, as
Z Presldent, and forty Presidents.
! Among them are r. @. IngersOll, q. W.
r Julian, U. b. Frothingham, and Robert
! collier. A platform was adopted adVO.
A eating total separation OF Church and
state, National protection for National
citizens, and universal education on the
e basis 0funiveral suffrage.
LATER.
The Liberal League Congress was aug
, mented to-day By tho arrival Of many dels
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

TIE State Fair promises to be great
success.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

One.third Of The tao that zoe are re.
Quired TO pay this year, is on account
Of Radical debts. Do the people Wan!
any more Of this sort of ruler
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

DIR. c. NJ. Walden, a citizen of Val.
den, Miss, comes to the front with
this proposition: IL will assist ten
young men in their education at Ok.
ford, by paying their board. None
need apply unless they can establish
their character for strict sobriety aud IN.
tegrity. Smoking aud drinking mol
tolerated. BenefClarles Of this olFel
may enjoy 1t two years If their ad'
vancement is commensurate with my
expectations. Advances make to bC
refunded on honor at 10 per cent. inter.
est when able 10 do so. l only pay
board, and then only to one from
county. Apply to H, NJ. Sullivan, Ok
ford, who will make the selections"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

A STEAMBOAT Captain says they are
now manufacturing ice in New Orleans
cheaper than God Almighty can freeze
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Democratic Haas Meeting a@
WEIlkims0m County.
Special 20 the herald
WOoDvLLE, Mss, Oct. q There was e
large Conservative mass meeting here 70.
day. Msjor Barksdale made a splendid
speech. Old wilkinson 10 all right. n.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Trouble on the Mexican Border.

WAsHIN0TON, Oct. 97--The Secretary OF
state has advlces from Special Agents on
the lliO Grande border Of sufficient impor.
tance to render conference BETWEEN Mr.
Evarts nd the President necessary this
ayanlnR
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Remember the lead zee hare 10 carry in The
shape Of Radical debts.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
oan. Howard.

WARRINGTON, Oct. N--General Howard
Is reported TO have sald that he has much
to aggrlevH him, and that the telegraph re.
poriers have lied. Tears glisiened In the
Generars eyes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Love, the toothache and tight boots
are things which cannot be kept secret
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
REGIsTRATIoN NOTICE.

All who have not Registered can do 50
at the Court House In Vicksburg, on Mon.
day, October 10th, Tuesday, October 30th,
Wednesday, October S!st, and Thursday,
November lst Let no man fail - Regis
ter! The liberties Of all are involved In
the struggle, AMI the only protection Is la
the exercise OF the right OF gu frage!
Does Mr.. Bedford endorse the above
which means that the colored people
will be robbed of their liberties by the
white people2 This is the old trick
II the colored people do not vote lC
sustain men who wish to make them.
selves their leaders, they are told tht
whites will re.enslave them. Oh
shame, shamel
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Remember The lead nc hare 10 carry in The
shape Of Radicd! debts.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
LATKR.

The Liberal League Congress was aug
mented to-day BY tho arrival Of many dels
egates. Il decided TO postpone nomlna-
ton Of Presidential candidates for 1854
for a year. Letters OF greeting were re.
celYed from various societies, and several
addresses were made.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

A FRIEND in the country writes US
that the following printed notice is
circulated in the county among the
colored people:
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

SUBSCRIBE for the HERALD.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02


the allowance TO the Sheriff aud
Deputy, each - per day, as we'll as 10
four bailifTs, who had 10 be constantly
In attendance, and which very properly
could be included in the above account,
as the entire time Of the Court was Oc.
cupied, to the exclusion Of all other
business, In the trial Of this cause,
which would make the actual cost 10
the county not less than 5000. The
same case was not decided then, and
will have 10 he tried at the January
term, In 1878, aud will probably cost as
much more.
In the four murder cases tried, three
convictions were had for manslaughter,
and in the other the jury disagreed and
the same continued until the January
term.
There were three convictions Of grand
larceny; two of assault with intent to
kill; one of larceny; one Of unlawful
retailing. Total, seven convictions,
which together with the three eonYic'
tions for manslaughter, make total Of
ten.
The State failed to convict In bu
three cases, to-wil; One for murder
Oury disagreed); one for assault will
| intent 10 kill, and one for grand larceny
While the number Of cases disp0seC
of is small, yet this has probably beel
the most laborious term on tho officer
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

ATHENS, Oct. g7.-Karl Derby, British
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, sent note 10
the Greek Government declaring the
question Greece's liberty OF action, and
recommending respect Of treaty Obllga.
tlOns.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-17

AGRICULTURAL MEErINo.-The men,
hers OF the Cl,aihed ouniy Agricultural Society
convened in the Court room on Monday evening
Of last week, the s,h inst, in accordance with
previous announcement The meeting was called
to order by Nathaniel Rishel, President of tho
Society. Having stated the objec, of the meeting
the vlee,isn Of officers ior the ensuing year-the
members a; once proceeded to eiec, the following
namei gentlemen 70 serve for 1871 -
prssident--Nathaniel Rshel, Of Lawrence twp.
Vice Pfesidenls-Geo. NJ. Brisbn. Of osceola !
W. d. shirey, Of Bradford tpwnship.
seereinry--II. Hoover. Of Clarified.
Trcasurer--Johu McGaug ghey, Of Cleafhelj.
Executive cummi,tee--J. Ross Bloom, Of Pike
twp; j NJ. Marshall OF Lawrence twp.i Thomas
Strong, Of Jordan twpi d @. Hcnsa oI Wood.
ward twp Rirhard Hughes, Of Decatur twp.
The President stated that, IN consequences Of
The hard tiues, no County Faii had been held
during the past year, but he hoped that similar
misfortune would not oc'ar again.
The meeting was nddrsssd hy Secretary Hoo,-
er, Messfs. d. Q. Hensal OF Woodward township,
Jessc Lines, of Brady lownship, aud Henry BrcIb,
OF Dcil twp, alter which the meeting adjourned
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-17

A JANUARY FLooD. The Marietta
Times, OF the l5ih inst, says "0ur citizens
were sonrwhat as,ouished last Saturday by the
weather suddenly getting mider and heavy
rain falling. II did not reach up the river far
enough to cause any pere'ptible rise, although
further south It broke the ice up in the streams
and general opening up Of the rivers. The
rain dii some damage ia Marietta, in leaking
through roofs, injuring buildings and furniture.
The roof OF Miller a COS hardware building
sprung leak, and tho water came through In
such quantities that It soaked the ceiling and
noors Of the second and third floors and reached
the first door The top story occupied by susque-
hanna Ouncil, Jr. 0. VA NJ, was damaged to
considerable extent, the carpet and furniture
being badly damaged. The damage on the first
and .econd hoos was slight. nothing being wet
but hardware, which was easily dried"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-17
TYRONE STATION.
Low GRADE DIVISION.

ON and after Monday, December 4th, 1875
" the passenger trains will run daily lexcepi
Sun day. between Red Bank and Driftwood, a,
follows
EASTW WARD.--Dsy Mail leaves Pittsburg
s,l5 a. m. Red Bank las Sligo Junction 1902
New Bethlehem 100 p. m; Msysville i:l5
Troy 1899 Brookvinc li57 Fuller's 2;2i Rey
boldsville 2;io Dubois s;0T summit Tunnel
1874 !; Penheh $40 weedville 4:Os; Benezetie
1873 arrives At Driftwood at 5i2.
WEsTw ARD.--Day Mailleaves Driitwood
1901 p. m; BeneIette 1886 weedyilie l;i3
renheld l's2; Summit Tunnel 2;O3; Dubois 2;l6;
Reynoldsyille 2;lO Fulers 2:5s Brookville s;22;
Troy $40; Msysvils 1888; New Bethlehem 4;l7
Sligo Junction 1853; Red Bank Sis arrives at
pittsburg at 1858 p. N.
Es The Rsynoldsville Accommodation leaves
Reynoldsville dnily at 5;s0 a. m, and arrives at
Red Bank at si2O n m. Pittsburgh st Ilil5 a. u.
Leaves Pittsburgh at 800 p. m Red Bank at
1880 p. nj arriving at Rsynoldsvile at 1923 p. m
Clsse con ncctions made with trains on P. a 4
Railroad At britt sood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank
DAVID MoCAR10, Genl sup't.
A A. JACKSON, Sup't l.. q. Div.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-17
SheriifTf's Sheriff S Sale.

by virtue Of sundry wrts Of Fisri Taeias 10
sued out u the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and 10 me directed, there will be
exposed 10 public sale, at the Court House. 10 'hs
borongh Of Clearheld, on Saturday, thu % day
OF February, 1877, at I O'Clock p. m, the fol.
lowing described real estate, TO wit;
The following real estate situate In Brady twp,
Clearheil county, Pa, bounded and described ~
follows; Beginning at post thence east one
hundred prrchcs TO post thence north on line
Of lands Of John Biinger twenty seven pcrches
thence son,h eighi,-se,en degrees west one hun.
dred and Que perches to post thence north on
linc Of lands of George Smith ~ place Of begin
ming. containing eighteen acres. ninety seven aud
tws-iepth psrehss with as or eight scres cleared,
aud having . two.story frame dwelling house
iGx2s iesi and stable 1926 feet ihsrcoa erected,
cling part Of q larger tract OF Land conveyed II
knss ki,teli BY deed bearing date the 25th day
oi D,ccmbcr, Isss.
Also, one other tract OF land ,itiats 10 Brady
township, bounded and drssribed 40 follows Be.
ginning ut post on lands of 0corge kriner
thence north ninety -four and one'hslf pervncs 10
post thence east on line Of lands Of Adam
Rishsll one hundred and twenty. four perches to q
post thence south on line Of lands of John
kisheii aud u. o. RisheiI ninety four and one.
half Ierches " a stonej thence wcst on line o
lands Of o. Adam Weaver ono hundred and
twenty four psrehss to place Of beginning. con
taining seventy. three aocs and thlrty-eight psr-
ches, with asout two aud ons-half acres cleared
aud having large steam saw mill s5xso feet,
with engine house isats ieet, one frame hsuse
iGx70 f~st, with wing i2xl6 feet, 2 stories high,
QUE hoa,e 1854 feet two stories high. one bou ss
Iss2p ieet, "a stories high, and stable 2oxs,
fee, thereon erected. sessed, taken n execution
aud TO be sold sst the property Of John T. RishelI
Jalnes Miles, and J. A. Risnell.
TrRns % sALs.-The price or sum at which
the property shall BE- struck ed must be paid st
the time or sale, or sach her srrsnxsms nts
made 10 will DO approved, othsfwiss the property
viii be imnsdisssiy put up and cold again ii
ths sxpsuss and risH VI the psfson 10 whom II
wss struck ef, snd Who, 10 ease Of dssoispoy Il
such resale, shall nsks good The sane, .nd Ia
no instance will shs Deed b presented 10 Oexri
for eonhfuatieu uniess the nsnsy 10 setusliy
80" ANDREW PKN7z, jr.
c,..rss.s. X. js.. Ii i. im.} '''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-17

From the annual report of the State
superintedent of Public Instruction for the school
year ending June !. 1870 just published, We take
the following statistics ia relA tion to the schools
in ciearfed county -
Whole number Of schools in the county, iq9 /;
average number of months taught, 5.23 number
Of male teachers, l2O number Of female teacher.
So average salaries Of male teachers per month,
$50 average salary Of females per month
Ss3 Od number Of male scholan in the county
l,499 nunbcr of female sehOlarsi S,olO average
number attending school, $3.50 cost Of each
scholar per month, % cents total amount Of tax
levied in the county for iehool and building pur-
poses, st0,s6s 30 total amount Of State appro-
pration, S7,266.3s received FROM taxes and all
other sources, except State appropriation, $751;
500 % total receipts $s2.s52.62 cos, of school
houses. purchasing, building, renting &c, ss,.
Gls.5O smount paid for teachers wages, $as. .6is
amount paid for fuel and contingencies fees Of
collectors, 40, and all other expenses, $40,
1896 total expenditures, s63,6ii.ls; resources,
s25,eOS.gT iiabiliiies, s26, 1876 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-17

NEw CATTLE CARs.-A new kind of
ear.door has been introduced on the Peunsyivania
Railroad, cue Of the oAjests Ct IA ssisg .Ae pre-
,-'ie,sss w ssist .ssaxs sk;s !, W;
Of the two sides. instead of the crntTe AZ ofmefy,
and they are much narrower. Along the sides Of
the car are iron lroughs which. whom not n use,
can be inverted onward, the inner annge being
then even with the inside Of the strip. to which
they arc attached. When in use ihs, irough,,
which are abou, three feet long, arc swung clear
within the 'ides, and they can easil, be filled
irom the outside, as The aperture above the aange
Is high enough to admit Of buckle, full Of water
being inserted.
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The fall Of snow was unusually heavy
Tue northern part OF this State, vn the 9Th ins,..
Apa ''noe, aud many Of the dfits 10 Wayne coun.
are twenty ieei high. Tho roads in many
lhees we're impa,sable, spd cattle LETT In barn.
'"d' 10 some easts were buried beneath the snow
'Si had to BE- dog out The storm commenced
VI Saturday and eou,inu,d witlout ipisrmi.siop
s''" Aonday. One iarmer In Wayne county wa,
"e'hph'sly 'ha, 10 by the snov that bs could
20 steu' svsp to bis tsp until sidsd BY hi,
"saeor' lie. ioss,hss With bic wife and ,ve
s'uga''rs endssvsrsd 10 sis their way oo,. bai
''a e'toue very n ush eahsussed .hsp timely re.
w sn''td, md hey ~.~ ,avsj from penshius
iron hunger md ecid