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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Levi Taught, adminio>
traitor Of the estate OF
John y. Santee, decd,
plaintiff
vs.
* 'becca Santee, widow
ofsaid John 4. Santee,
deceased Levi Stiles
and Elizabeth NJ, bis
wife, late Elizabeth M.
Santee1; Veronica A
Sa0tee; Salathiel jack
son and Sarah Jane
his wife, Gate Sarah
Jane Santee) Samuel
H. Santee, Permelia NJ.
Santee, Daniel Y sam
tee, VIM. j. N Sautee,
Benjamin F. Santee,
and Phoebe A. Santee
the five last named In Chanccry.
being infants under the
age Of q years and all
heirs at law Of said Jno
A. Santee, deceased;
Samuel Santee, Solos
mon H. ShriVer, adj
ministratof of the es>
tate OF john Hagap de-
ceased, Solomon II.
Slriver, Elias Metz,
Oliver j. Sutton and
Andrew JSantee, The
Wheelcr&Wilson 5ew>
ing Machine Compa-
ny, VIM. Allison, Cy>
rus ID. Foster, and Mel
son Thomas, the nine
last named being all
the known creditors of
said John A. Santee,
decd defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Monongalia
county, West Virginia:
The parties to the afOrenamed cause
are hereby notified, that, pursuant to the
decree therein of the April term, 1877,
the undersigned, commissioner of said
court, at his office ct the court house in
MoTgantown, On
THURSDAY, MAY q, 1877,
will proceed to take the evidence to ena
Die him
LIST. To audit and settle the accounts
OF Levi Taught administrator of the es,
tate of said John A. Santee deceased, in
due course of administration.
ID. To ascertain the debts and claims
against the said John A. Santee, decd,
or his estate; to whom due and owing,
and the amount and character of said
indebtedness. whether by Judgment or
otherwise, and the order of priority of
liens, if any
Sd. To ascertain of what real estate the
said John A. Santee, decd, died seized
and where situated.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of April, 1877.
MARSHALL NJ. DENT,
kEcK d HoUGH, Com'r.
PPff's Att'ys.
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Levi Taught, admini9>
traitor of the estate of
John y. Santee, dee d.,
plaintiff,
, 1877-02-07

den interest here ray t1,at The Electoral Trlbu~
mi las decided to receive evidence, and that
the only question pending to decide tomorrow
Is what evidence. Col. FELTON, Is confident OF
this. Republican opinion Is, however, that no
vote was taken uuon any question.
CARTLOADs or TESTIMONY 70 Be RULED oDT.
10 the fPt5tkrn Assoetdftd IfeSs,
WAs1lN0roy, u. e., Fob. 1.-THE Electoral
Cummissun, after taktng a recess Of Init an
hour In tt's middle Of tho afternoon, remained
in secret session until nearly o'clock this even
Ing, when they nh Dourned TO meet aguin for
rriyato conference at 10 o'clock Tomorrow
morning. No votes were taken to-day, nor
was any conclusion reached on my point
at Issue, but 1t was agreed that al!
pending questions In regard to the adnlssFon of
evidence shalt he decided tomorrow. 1t caa be
stated that, according to tho present tnd!ca-
eide that, Ii addition to the Electoral ccrt!tl-
Gates, no evidence can he received BY the Com
mission III rcgar1 to tho Florida eate except
such ~ relates merely 10 tho action Of the
Florii1a atatc Government subsequent t0 tue
Presidential election. ConcednR this to bc the
determination Of tho Commission their Ill
auIrics in rcgar,l to matters of fnct will bc re-
esrfeted to comparatively narrow range, and
titus .....
FINAL DECISION
in tho Florida case H,a7 hc expected sooner tl,an
has bccn generally anticipated. Tho evidence
concerning the action OF tho Florida Courts and
OF documentary character, and Ia already a.
cessible to tho Commits. fon. II Is pfnbablc,
therefore. that tfcr f3nal decision III the Florlla
case will bc reported to tho Joint session of the
two Houses before tho close uf tue present
week.
, 1877-02-07
WISCONSIN,,
s0LAEn0, THE EtECTOit,
Epfefd{ pfspdtek 10 1A4 Tribune.

Special DfspateA 10 1As Tribune.
LACROSSE, Wis Feb. 8.--Wlsco1asin Demo-
Gratis arc desperately cntlcayoring to create
poltical emulgc In iavor Of TEldsn and 1Feu-
dFlcks by raising ths qucstton touching tho
eligibility OF Charles D. solberg, Republican
Elcctor from tho Seventh Congressional Dis
tr!ct. Mr. Solbcr0 was born In Norway Aug.
IL, 1885, catnc to Lacrosse In 1853 witt. hls
father, who took first naturalization papers In
November, 1854, second papers In May, 1903.
Coming here as minor II years old, and U.S.
surcd by competent legal advisers when Ae
tlrst voted Of his uAloubtcl citizenship, Atr.
solberg has never taken out naturalization
papers. which wcso dcclned unnecessary, Us ILLS
fathers naturalization and long aud continued
rcsl1eneo Ct about twcnty..tour years wero rc-
influential, and wealthy Citizen. lii popularity
plarea him ut tho post Vi honor. ~ he received
~, MORE VOTES THAN ANY OTHER ELEcTO4.
Tho Know-Nothlug clatnor OF Democrats agalust
tue eligibility os furc!En-torn citizens who were
l!unorel with tho Elettorai trust, coupled with
the Democratic approval 0f tiIsoyui and trb,-
lent bullsluzcrs, Is suro TO aIicIi!ats thousands
VI adopted cittzeuA who llaya hitherto
voted with tho Democrats. Art. 9
of thu un!tcd States Constitution confers
upon each Slate power to regulate tho election
Ut lta Elcctort, Tho Constltuttun Of WIscotl-
sln, IN Sec: VI Art. 3, expressly leslgnates
9nlY two otllccs to which citixr. Ut tbs United
st1tes and qualified Gluetor Of tue Stats only
shall be clfgible-vix.; Governor auu Lieuten.
Aut-00ycrupr.
, 1877-02-07
PROFESSIONAL.
CAT ARRA,
offensive Discharges from the
Head, and oil Chronic Dis
eases Successfully Treated.

Tint tho ttmiL and disappointed mny feel the ut.
most assurance and confidence In the good faith Of
Dr.. Hartley, he generously proposes to attend al
persons, Rich or poor. free Of charge. nntll the
beat evidences md most convincing proofs OF his
snccesa lave been realized from his treatment.
o. East Mudtson.at.. Room Il.
Dr.. Ifhrt1ey hcas to state that he has no connec.
tlon with any person aascrtalng 10 euro cataffh.
offensive discharges, Be-, neither has he given
porting 10 enlanate from him, and cannot, thcrc-
fore, Ia responsible for nny alarming consequences
resulting from faslncss and desperation rfaetiecd
by Ignorant prctenders. Tho loss of money may
mt bo material to soma persons, hut tho dcprsa-
tLon Of one Of tho most Important senses oMyht to
bc regarded and treated with more than ordinary
so1feltude.
confidence: They will show. nt least. IN what ts-
some OF tho most distinguished medical men In tho
country:
''1have had the pleasure to meet Dr. Hartley in
opinion Of hi. character. both In Tho profession,
'tW. PARKER. Nd,
--. ''Profcasor Of Surgery. &C."
"11te professional abilities will be fully apprc-
ciated by thos0 who place themrclveA under hs
care. JOHN u. WHITAKER, 81. D.,
HpFofessor OF Anatomy. &C."
"Fsom my intercourse with Dr. Hartley, haye
s'|ALENTINE MUTT, H. b."
Testimonials from the hlghcst and most rcputa-
tlc sources OF this city on application. CoHarltn-
t|0n and examination free. Terms acceptable to
all. Rooms. 10 Maaspn-sk. md 100 Dearborn.
Jlnusa, DAY and night.
, 1877-02-07

Gpeefal Dtsposea 10 1ze 1ttoane
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb U.-Thcro is a
serious misapprehcnaIon as to tho effect OF q
decision Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, hardly yet week old, upon tho Oregon
eaae. That decision Is that an ofIlccr whose
term extends to tue qualification 0: his sue
cessor remains In ofllcc until lts SUCCESSOR
is sworn in. ChiefJusticc Waite, Of tho
Supreme Court, this afternoon In the course
Of conversation said that tho decision
rs to the Illinois officer In question had no ref
crencc to tho eligibility Of Watts as Presidential
Elcctor; that OIL tho contrary the principles of
that decision greatly strengthened tho Rrpub-
l:ean case III Oregon. Watts lad rendered his
resignation, and his successor was qualllctl on
Nov. II. The qualification Ut Ills successor en-
ttrely removed III tafnt, nhi1 ut tho time when
llo entered TIC Electoral Collcao he WAS not H.
George F. Miller, one Of tho men who oper.
ntcu for the New York Democrats upon Oregon
1rusn Omaha, las been wanted by tho Senate
telegrallls. ife appears to hare figured III, tho
matter Will! Patrick, mud, uutll to-day, buttl
these nicn llayc caMdel all efforts of the
Sargcant-at-AF,ns to tlnl them. Tltis afternoon
It WIS asccEtafneA that Miller lad been hero at
prominent hotel under NJ, assumed name, and
not registered. ln constant communication with
tho Democratic mat,a1crs Of tho Oregon case.
Ills room was asccrtuinct, anu u aublAEua eery-
"a on itn to appear at the Senate Committee
Tomorrow.
Tho Democratic LARGO Of pretending to con-
slider Cotofido not Statu was finally ptayeu
through to-day through tho unanimous adop-
ton VI q report BY Caulacld from tho DEMO-
Representative tho full sa(usy from tho date Of
Its election.
, 1877-02-07
FkLU AND WELLS,
6ffc{Q{ 0i9ts1Ic& &a III Tkihun1

aesc3a5 U1&pasc1 20 11s Tritun&
WAsu1SoIos, D. c.. Feb. d-Eycn those who
hang about tho Capitol In tho hope Of belux cu-
testslned BY some exciting scene III ono OF tile
Houses OF Congress, OF ly some acnsa&loual lIs-
closure IN an Investigating committee, azo get
ting tired Of the Louisiana scandal, aud turn
away from It With disgust. David Dudley
Fields further squahltng with Cor. Wella, Vi
the Returning Board, today. was not . profit
ablu encounter. Sharp temper was exhibited
on both sides, harliy bsattiug the d,gnlty Of
member Of Congress, or calculated to
give better impression of tho
character Of Wells, aud ons or two
expressions which fell from the lips Of tho lat
ter iu his excitement might eseu be interpreted
Is threats Of personal violc1scc against bis per-
seeutor Whenever he recovered lis lIbelts4 hut
, 1877-02-07
Wells and Field Have Another
Scries OF Tits In
Committee.
Proof Of Littleilcld's PcrIurtes Regard.
Ing the Vernon Returns.
Wells Will Answer All Questions if Purgea
Of Contempt.


WAsnlSoTos, u. c., Feb. 1.-the Electoral
Commission met tn secret session ut 12 o'clock
to-day aud continued its discussion with tho
exception Of recess Of halt MI hour, beginning
ut o'clock this afternoon, until o'clock iu tho
evening. No yote was takcn on tho question
which Is now under consideration by tho COM
mission, namely, whether ConErcss Inns power
to consider my evidence except tho papers sub-
mittcd to thu two Houses by tho President Of
tho 8cnatc, but before tho adjournment an
informal understanding was reached TINT
tlcc'aon should bo taado at o'clock to-
MORROW. It Is barely probable that this
decision will be publicly announced tomorrow.
Tue Cotnmiasion will undoubtedly adjourn to
meet nt tho sa1no hour on Thursday, ard cause
notice to be given tocounscl aud thu public that
IL will then bo ready to proceed will, It's bus!.
ness
WITH orEH DOORS,
although no injunction Ut secrecy was by fur
nal sosc placed upon tho members Of the COM
mission. rct1ark mado by Judge Clifford
Just before tho adjournment makes nll Of them
unwilling to conycrsc tnuci upon tho subject.
This evening It Is learned from various
sources the discussion to-day was
participated In oniy by tho political
branches Of the 'Cotnn,tssIon-.tllat IL, by
tic Senators aul Representatives. Thu Judges
8ecu1Cu ia net scnu an,f M a uuoat.,untt
shfln tho r,,,,.fninr ,',aa,I.s.s ,,sus e.s,, .,'
roIo of nynrotc, arrtn', l., .,,,,,'s, ~ ~ ."o
sitlolis taken by tels respective parties. THO
discussions to-day wcra
SOMETIMES HEATED,
ana til almost every case showed greater fa-
I'm nart ~ tho ,,.,,,hn,ts ~ ~, o va
wna cytnec,, IN th,, sa.o.as w., t.aa1
ac1 In III, oncnfro ro,tt,1s ~ 49,. G.,.s, "u
lii somn instnnccs ti'n ,va.,I.a.s s'"sao a"aaasa,
, 1877-02-07
C1RRFcTl0M.

Nxw YoRK, Feb Cit having been stated 10
M Item sent from here Jau. 80 last announcing
the arrest Of cestain parties charged with issutng
fraudulent insurance policies that they repre-
sentc4 themselves u sgents OF the 1T. Paul
Fire d Marine Insurance Company, . rorposa-
tlun unknown ~ insurance men, 1t Il ptu,rF tD
say tn correction that tho St. Paul Fi5p t.
rtnc..[nau5aneo Company IL corporation OF
tho highest sespcctabillty, aud une Of tho
stEongeat duaueial institutions of the West.
, 1877-02-07

Fs&Ns HuLLuozIHU CONDEMNED.
FaovtnkScH. Il. l., Feb. s.-Iu tho iiouse Of
Nepsescntattses to-day, resolutions were Intro
duced and ordered printed protesting that tho
recent arrest and imprisonment of the members
ot tbs National House oi Representatives.. WI
3 : gross violation OF tho reserved rights VI
, 1877-02-07


Q.-pon't you know that the Fenttentlary Con,
mssoness don't do th!s work by the convict laoor!
hAys sccu hcra thas they Iiara contract with sir,
}ucharlaun to DO thu worx.
Q.-Dun't you know they don't do tho wotkt
A.-As lndislduA!s. they tom't.
" ns. Aecoy-ln their otaclal eapacItys
that thsy viii furnish Tho stono 10 vi aid dci.sesi
A,-Do yoa know waetAeF thoy DO that tn tlvit
X shoaG aay ,s %a tt.lna that cuut,ae.
~ mi would = e thefs a,'a % !hat woTk anls.s
Q.-Lont you knus ~ a Mattrs Of fact who
dues ths wotk IT shy ren!tauItealial
Al -ia!' tank ~ ~ t atishafdson does she work.
x.-I SM q. s1 9*i. .saft t.e<a q, am ef anything,
9aa,s nos yS1 a'was. been sat'asd " tlat
Q.-ilaaat tae Board been .a,i.aeds
9.5Ls.a't ths sntlte uoatd held the taet to b
through tho Masdcn t0 lit. lt!char4son1
A.-Taat ls soincthing We kn1w nothing about.
Q.-Sat officially. but individually. don't JON
Avs kusw, OF ! knew, that that WI. tho up-
:: I + A.y ~eu*A
THE OLD CAyMEXs!
And yet tie lata report Of the 8tate.IIouso
Commissioners, In wlllrl complaint Is made of
the fact that they wcra by law compelled 10 pay !.
exosbitaat priscs 70 the Peulteatlary for tbs
etone-xofk, Was the !iterary production VI J41ncs
II. bcycridge, who thus testified that tho cou-
tract lwith ths PcultentiaIY Commissioners ~
dnmMsesj MA that all that WIS paid 10 the
reaitentarY Was ln fact so ~ to him. Wa
there ever ra1ru upcn confession Ut tue skuot-
pigeon g1lns than this s4nlc confession ot Ais
ns to low It IVES arrungel thu ltnttcntlaty
Commission should play the stooi.pigrpn, u
they have done, whila Richardson pfucks tho
Stats ~ hu has Iollef
But THAT ~ NOT ALE.
It vas After t1is Richardson stool pigeon coll
, 1877-02-07
evcn this has bt come an old story. The Louis
iana Returning Board has had It's day In Wns-
ington, and It scetns hardly possible that any
disclosures cau revive interest In IL.


Answer--Yes. ..
Q.-Dil you say ia the course OF your conyer-
eatlon with Barrett that you had determined TO
make
STATEMENT TO GOV. NtcnoLtsi
Alt Is n most Infamous lLc.
Q.-1>o you mean to say the question Is 90 In.
famous lic1
Al say the substance Of the question h
! lie.
Q.-1f you would answer my question In the
| way q witness SHOULD answer, II would bc better.
Al ntfl not ask your advice a. to how
shall answer q question.
The Ciairmail-You must answer In response
to tho question. This Is not tho place for per.
sonal explanations.
Al can defend myself elsewhere.
Q.-Did you state you had determined to
| make a statement to Gov. Methodist
A.-No, sir.
| Odd you say anything about the intervcn-
| tton ofJ. 7. Kennedy.
Al lid not, sir. Mr.. Barrett had asked the
| II would have an interview with Gov. Nlclsotls
| replied would, as Gov. Nichols was gcn-
tlcn!an. Barrett matle Ill explanation In tho
Legislature,
NEyuTlSo THE FALSE CHARGES AGAINST xx.
Ths wnitncs,, LIZ In further response +. questions,
tn mn infrrrie,v with INV Nirt,nIia n,f In ra
nifui in lnt,Tunva aimtjar in thnt IN his cnnvur
sniion witt Iiarrrtt. Krnnr.iv s,,rnsstoI M
intcryfcw viii, l;or' Nrhnli* n1,out Stotn MAJ.
tcrs. ith IIarrett n,,tI Kenne,iy wr,c I,is nnit.
| fcat friends.
.Q.-Did you not state that you woull make Il
>'.t A.HIt ss Is n r. mat s tpfauo,,, ,,c.
Q.-Do you meal, to say that you never said
to anybody you convcrsed With you intended 10
CLEAN nnr.sr op ri
A.-.yothfnU ~ fhr Iin,1
FIrtt1 ren,l latter ,tnt"i ycu ort,sr. Inn
ii. iK77. cnf sfgnc1 hw Inv, Win No. f,,,tn,r..
II al, quite unwcll; tuv ,nuci, so to iii nur
enraccment 10 tlay. viii infor1u yo,, .o.,n"r. U1
rn, rcjntirr n tts f,tn,imcnf y ~" So'''o'o
Witncss saJi hn wr,,te that ,,otc on,1 Kepncdv
was to have been present nj tGe nronosed Il.
tcryicsr viii 3rv hicnlf" tvItnn.s .os asbn1
Whether he lid ,,ot m hour nficr Se w1,.. si'a
soyc o.c send anotj1rr M ,rk cd u
a. fo1lnws: iSnar Sir. sf;nr mr. frnm% na.ra.t
iad icit our room, thrro worc placed in nv ny
Orleans.H ''' N'e-' -'0"' '''"
Wi,mr,. .oi1 In crncctc,, IN Il. toc1, IN = t,,v
1ars onT thcn rr1atcl In hoI hrcn % sf,mmancd md
to ~; Wa;;aEts;a; i.EEs;; ~. =,
nrorcclnr tn 'Ao '''a''''~' -
p'oss>uS r.xvss. rur ro1r ~ ,o,,,e,,u.
Witness said tiat on SATURDAY. he hal scnt
n rcrrrenr. to MaoI an rnor :" ~ nr. onag a
hc tI;i not intcn 10 tIroy nwav ta r@hts ~ ~,
Amcricn, ,aiizos ami rsf,,sc,, r. nua,s"r nTn.. NJ
tions Of, Other subsoctr. iIa t1esr.sl fa s,,sycr
sIrmfi r.,iirn hs,,s frn,., IL II, 49," ~ s,t ,.s
~ IL. onthortr ,Hha,, ti,,s saae.oi VI 10 .r.',
feci free I" answer. A'' 'A' ''e'A'>'' ~ "o3'1
srhn fhsir,mnn ~n,,,,,,,o1 +,,, ,r,t,o.. that ~
nn,i .,,c1, w,,.1ti i,o thc onton AZ In t,nmmit
M nv, sui ~ ~ ntfc ~ tc' o"n ~ LUZ eoa
Wv '''a ~ 'aT srr1,mrs r41. M .,avv,
Mr. Field foIjnxs is o rcl,,i,,ticr cmswEM nv o,kno
, 1877-02-07
DELIBERATING.

DELIBERATING.
The Question of Evidence
Debated by the COM
v mission.
a Decision Likely to Be
Reached Some Time
To-Day.
Report Says tho Commission Will
Not Go Behind the
Returns.
The Key Discovered to That
Celebrated dabble"
Dispatch.
Grover Announces His Intention to
Manufacture an Eleotor
for Tilden.
And This Five Days Before
the Electoral College
Meets.
Miller, Another Of the Oregon
Democratic Schemers,
Subpenaed.
Ho Has Been Sk1llking Around
Washington Prompting
His rals.
Wells and Field Have Another
Sorles OF Tits In
Committee.
prdof Of Ltttlet1cll's PcrIuries ncgard-
Ing the Vernon Returns.
Wells Will Answer All Questions If Purged
-, Of Contempt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-16


The WHINING wHELrs.-wben the
carpet baggcrs whine piteously for local
solfgovernment, anybody can sec tha.
the other fellows OK is being gored.
When the same statesmen clamor for
home rule we have no sympathy for
them Why don't they pack up and
go home, where the civil authorities
rule without federal interference ? The
carpct-baggcrs have learned to hate
federal interference, and the mention
of "troops" In their presence is like
shaking q red handkerchief at n mad
bull.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-16

The Gop OF BArrLEs.-In every war
God seems at the beginning to be on
both sides. If the fighting is close
and undecided. for a while he seems on
neither side. But II eventually one
side gain A permanent advantage over
the other. then be is on the side that
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-16

MAcKEY's MEN.-A Harrisburg cor.
respondent of the New York Sun says
that the Cameron ring has already
selected the men who are to be tho
Republicans candidates on the State
ticket next fall. The following is the
Cameron slate as given by this CORES.
pondent; Chief Justice Agnew is to
re-noninated for Supreme Judge VIM
b. Hart, now Chief Clerk in the Treas.
urers office, Is picked out for State
Treasurer, and Senator John A. Lemon
of Blair county, is tho Rings isvorite
for Auditor General.