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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-31

A General Hanging Day Fixed.

HARRisBrRo, May %.
Governor Hartrsnft to day issued death
warrants for the execution Of eight coal
region Mollie Mcguire murderers, in ad-
dition TO four issued q few weeks ago.
Hugh Mcclellan, James Roarity, James
Boyle and James Carroll, convicted OF the
murder Of the Tsmaqua policeman, and
against whom the Supreme Court recent y
decided, will be hanged at Pottsville on
the same day (2lst Of June) on which
Sauger and James Ureu, mining bosses,
victed Of the murder Of John Z. Jones, a
mining boss, will be hanged at Mauc b
Chunk on June 81, with Michael Doyle
Edward Kelly and John Donshue. The
9th Of August has been designated for the
execution Of Patrick Hester. Hugh Tully
aud Patrick :MoIiugh OF Columbia county
convicted Of the murder Of Alexander W.
Res, superintendent Of oolliery. in III,
fall Of 1868. The Governor also hXed tn,
same day for the hanging Of Thomas F
Curly, the murderer Of Mics whitby, o.
Montgomery county. Tue number Of un-
executed death,wsrrants issued by thu
Governor during the past two months II
sixteen, all Of which will bs osrrried int
effect In June. July and August. On th,
2lst Of June ten murderers will eXpist'
their crimes on the galiows In this State
Nine Of them are Mollie Msguires. Thorn
as Duffy will probably swing with his ss'
sociates in crime on the 2lst Of June .
Poitsville, the event depending on the tim
the court records in his case are receive,
| by the Governor.
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THk teacher Of q public school in
Suffolk county, New York, ordered
a boy TO speak pieces in school,
but the boy. having no taste for ora
tory, refused. Thereupon he was
excluded from the school aud the
case reported 10 the Board Of Edu.
cation, who sustained the teacher.
The father Of tho boy brought suit
against the board for damages. The
Judge OF the circuit court OF Suffolk
county instructed the jury that the
board had no right thus to exclude
the boy from the chance OF an edu-
cation, and that they should find for
the plaintiff, which they did, assess
ing the damages at six cents.
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TIE PRIcE or WHEAT ron ELEVEN
YEAns.-The following figures have
been furnished by the Pottstown
Ledger showing the prices for wheat
in the month OF April for IL years !.
In 1867, il sold at o. 80 per bushel ;
in 1868, at 50; in 1869, 81 IS f; in
1870, at $l.3O ; in 1871. at $l.45 ;
in 1879, at sl.90, in 1873, at S1.90 ;
in 1874. at SI.70; in 1875. at S1.25; ;
in 1875, at el.40, and in 1877, at
%. 10 per bushel.
The highest price at which wheat
was quoted during the past eleven
years, was in April, 1867, when il
sold at $3.50 per bushel. The lows
est price for the same time was in
February. 1870, when IL sold At S1.20
per bushsl.
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TnE Harrisburg Telegraph says
What the country now most needs ID
the statesmanship which can devise
ways to hasten the revival OF busi-
ness. No depression that hereto
fore prevailed equals that which now
paralyzes business in all parts Of the
Union. The amount Of capital idle
in machinery 10 unprecedented, aud
the loss OF interest on this has much
TO do with the general depression.
The statesman who can put this ma
chinery in motion is the man for
whom tho country now looks.
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The papers bring us tidings OF o
meeting at Washington on Friday
the 25th ult., OF about one hundred
and fifty men from different parts Of
the country, for the ostensible pur-
pose Of forming new party.
The names OF the men thus assem-.
bled have not been published at this
writing, but we can not believe that
any other, than sore heads, disap-
pointed office seekers, old fogies, and
fanatics, would give support to such
on idiotic proceeding. 1t may be
true that both political parties are
divided to some extent into factions
The republican party has two sets of
leaders, the older men who have so
longlheld control. and the young men
who have watched for q chance to
get control. The President who be-
longs by his opinions to the younger
branch Of the party has been able to
gather them about him. Tho older
men with the exception Of Nor
ton, are sulking, but the young men
SEQ their opportunity and gather
about the President Among these
are Wayne McVeagh, Stanley Math-
ews, General Cox, George Willard,
Ben Harrison, Judge Gresham, Eu.
gene Hale and Fry. These men
wish to maintain the predominance
of the party in the country by max.
ing it the exponent Of new ideas, Of q
liberal political and commercial poll
cy. The old men are for holding
back welded to old notions and to q
policy of repression bred of the war.
These maloontents may rage as they
please, they will only, in the end. make
themselves ridiculous for good aud patri'
o,ic men from both parties will upholj
what is progressive, liberal, honest ant
for the best good Of the nation. What tbeI
can the leaders Of the new political part,
hope for (; the republican party viii b,
revived. purged Of much Of the corruption
and old fogyism which came 80 near drag
sing il TO It's tomb. The democratic part,
not Notwithstanding the assertions OF o dis
rup,ion, will maintain Its unity and ideu
tity, and the new party can expect but
. sWhii coh'tiou'iou hoh ihs I6uks. u
contest will not be between the old par
= ties and the new but between the regener
sted republican party and the democrati
party. Blaine may blustsr until he rs
csivss another sun stroke, and all other
Of his class msy rove and tear their hair
yet honest, thinking, patriotic republiesn
; will stick to the party % Il 10 and not see
/. alliance with Q new party which oan on
I be remarkable for old fogyism aud %
4 | lfsnatioism.
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FLouR and wheat have q down
ward tendency in the Atlantic cities.
In Philadelphia during the last week
the market for wheat -four was res
ported to have been dull and weak,
and sales were made OF fair and
choice Pennsylvania at from $3.50
to $40. Wheat was reported Is dull
and unsettled, aud Pennsylvania red,
good and choice, sold at S2.O0 am.
Der at s2.05@S210, and whito al
$2.15MS2.
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TIE county elections in Pennsyl-
vania this year will generally be OF
little importance. No members OF
Congress or Legislature are to be
chosen, and the Commissioners elec
ted in 1875 hold over another year
In some counties it is said, ther,
are no county Offices to be filled a
all In this county there will be al
Associate Judge aud a County Sur.
veyor elected.
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THz gold mines in Dahlonegs,
Georgia, have been worked for many
years, but an impetus will be given
to the business, by rich discovery
of gold on the 10th inst, in the lower
level at tho shaft OF the Findley gold
mine, near Dahlonega. 1t is well
defined, regular vein, shows an as
tonishing yield of gold, and is said
will assay $4,000 per ton.
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Coal MARxE.-There seems

Coal MARxEr.-There seems TO be
no hope of forming the combination
between the coal producing and coal
carrying companies. The Reading
Railroad has been, and still is sending
in q large tonnage focal, and meeting
the wants Of the market. This cOmps.
ny has shipped twice tho quantity o.
any other company, and is largely in
excess Of last years production. II
tends to show at how low coal can be
mined and sold. This ia following the
clearly defined principles Of trade
There will be . general outcry against
this course by those who have been
the stick.ers for combinations to main
tain high prices, but we are now in al
era Of new departures and hope this
one will have the effect Of giving
us what 10 much desired, cheap ceal.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-31

The Secretary Of State, by direc
tion Of the President, has now under
consideration what measures shall
be recommended in tho Cabinet TO
form the basis Of plan Of represen-
tation OF tho United States Govern
ment and people at the Paris Expo
sition in 1878.
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TnE President rendered to Gov.
Chamberlain of South Carolina. the
appointment Of Solicitor OF the Treas
ury, but as ho had previously made
arrangements to enter upon the
practice OF the law, in New York, he
was compelled to decline the ap-
pointmont.
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" the President goes through the
South and meets with such hearty
popular reception as he has had N
this section, it will be necessary to
hoop the Southern Democratic par
ty or it will fall asuuder.-N. Y.
Tribune.
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TwEED's chances for release from
imprisonment have entirely disap.
peared. The Attorney General has
returned to his council his papers
and confession, with the statement
that they are useless in the present
shape to bring the parties implicat.
cd in them to Justice.
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The pastor Of the Foundry Methos
dist Episcopal Church, rs we'll as all
tho expenses Of the congregation,
arc paid, not by pew rents, but by
the voluntary contributions OF the
members. This is tho Church which
Presider yves attends, and he has
subscribed $500 to defray the annu-
al expenses.
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Ex.SEsAToR Joshua Hill, of Geor-
gia, in a letter to friend says he is
profoundly impressed with the
craftsmanship exhibited by tho Pres.
ident in the delicate management of
the Southern question. He has
risen 80 high above the usual course
Of mere partisan officials as already
to have distinguished his admins
fration
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A WIDOW recently got a verdict Of
$1,000, in the Bedford county courts
against a rn.keeper who had sold
her husband liquor, on which he got
10 drunk that he lay down on tho
railroad, where he was run ovor and
killed
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ALT LAKE, Utah, advices confirm
eport that members OF tho IA
Nauvoo Legion are drilling
ming in view Of future trou-
\ the United States authors
account Of the Mountain
massacre. Brigham Young,
mt speech in the Tabernacle.
> Gentiles 10 understand
ey wanted blood they could
ty Of it. There are 100, 900
and 10000 Gentiles in
10 grand jury met at Salt
the 21st, and subpenss
for . formidable number
sin long smothered ur
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On the morning Of May a2, twelve
men were killed at the ship yard Of
John Roach & Sons at Chester by
the launching Of the new Steamship
Saratoga.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-31
Bvo1kinghana's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other un-
desirable shade, to brown or black,
At discretion. 1t is easily applied,
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-31

THg Russians have force OF near-
ly 10000 mon ready to cross the
Danube. At tho late battle at Kars
the Russians suffered a repulse, but
the place is still besieged by them.
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DISPATCHES from Illinois report
heavy frosts and great damage TO
fruits in the central and southern
portions of that State.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-31

On Tuesday evening 22nd inst,
hailstones measuring 81 inches in
circumference fell at Hanover, York
county.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-31

HAYES, with Secretaries
Schurz and General
sited New York Q few
n the invitation OF the
ommerce, to attend the
'et Of that body. A
company sat down 10
response TO . toast
aade . speech. Ex-
ith the Democratic
lkily declined invi.
sent /; but their ABB
oore conspicuously
m OF the presence
Masnr, Ely. Ex-
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~ ~ III n,sg.sss. sal oss,sss l,
Caution,

Caution.
A IL persons are hereby cautioned
n sgainst negotiating for note signed
BY me on the 9th Of March, 1871, as
never received any value for the same and
will not pay Il unless compelled to do 81
by . due process Of Law.
Penn twp, March 81, 1877.
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THsRE is delugc OF war news,
but few OF them are entitled to be.
lief Not II few Of the dispatches are
manufactured in this country.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-31

THIS standard article Is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and
~ satisfactory rs ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions. itching
and dandruf. 1t gives the head .
cooling. soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
1he capillary glands to their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and
making tho hair grow thick and
strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
found so etfectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, N. d., State As
sayer of Massach usctts, says, "Thc
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
I consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
Price, 0.s Dollar.
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EXECUTORS SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate

ID
VNHE undersigned Executor OF the
l. last will and testament Of Philip 9embe r
ling late OF Penn township, snyder 90 unity, de.
ceased, by virtue OF the forms and conditions
Of HE said last will and testament will oner at
Public sale, n the premises, On
Saturday, Ju,Ssl6h, 1877,
the following valuable Real Estate, situate In
the said township, adjoining Sopharss 0e mber.
ling, James X. Davis, John Parks. Bsni amin
Uifich, George ulrich and Jeremiah Lueh
eoutsining les ACRES, moro or less, all clear.
ID and In . good state o. cultivation, vhsreon
HOUSE. LARE BANK BARN snd other out.
buildiuss-Orchard Of choice fruit trees.
ALSO AZ the same time and place Tract
1eorge Fisher, J. X. Davis, VIM. r. Qember.
ling, Rebeces Luck. and Sspharas oember.
ling, containinE - ACRES and 50 Perche:
about Acres Of which ~ good Timber Land
the bsiance is 10 . good state OF cultivation. A
reasonable credit Will 10 given. sale TO com.
menee st 10 O'Clock A. NJ, OF said day when
terms will be made known. For further inform
alton apply to or sddross tic subscriber st 30
linsgrovs. Pa. -
May 3, 1871. Executor.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
The uSdsrsignsd 81 Oonitabls's sale snd lste q
The possssslon cf Persivsll Hartman dssies
s!Ss:s: S:s:s; ss ..1sis sss :;
iS iss aisss. sisS. fsils. SGsi;. vssS SIs:ss;
fSSgsss.ssc Ssgss ss:. Sis:Ss. s::SE.. ssi: is sssss ~
SSssSs r.'T s IL 'si s.Ss *ses gsvv
sAsvsA oss'"ss AJW. uARxLI
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J. GROUSE, Editor 4 Proprietor.

The latest dispatches seem 10
indicate that war between Greece
aud Turkey is inevitable.
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4 DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

AZ OnIINIC NAIVu y NO1IOE.
"A Letters ofsdministration on the estate Of
Peter Shrsfaer, decd. late Of Adams twp, Sny.
der County. Penns., having. been Uisatsd
to the sndersignsd, eil persons knewtsg then,
selves indebted TO said estate ere requested V
make Immediate psymsnt, while thoee hsytug
claims Will present. them duly ssthsntiseesd iSs
fsettlsmsnt TO II. T. SHREfrLeR.
Nay II, Is5f.pd. Adninistratsr.
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Trains for Herndon, ledrc as jollows,
lSiV.d0,S Ercepted.)
Leave shsmokin, 500 an $50 and
$40 p m.
Leave Philadelphia e.l5 . m. Reading
ll.30 Q m.
Pottsville. 1910 p IN. ranaqus 1895 p
m Ashland 2 SO p IN.
Mt. Carmel 3.l6 p m.
Trains ledre Harrisburg as follows:
For New York, $40, 80 q m., and
2. 90 ~7.66 pm.
For Ph,ladelphia $40, $40 s.45 .. m.
200 and 1857 pm.
Sundays
For New York 6.2o . N.
For Philadslphis Las p N.
Trains for Harrisburg leare as Jollows
Leave New York, e.45 an 100 and
$50 and s7.A6 p m.
Leave Philsdeiphis, 9.i6 . m. $40 end
7.20pm.
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The famine 10 India continues IN.
abated, the numbers gratuitously
fed is increasing by thousands.
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NXECUTOR'S NOTICE-I,stters

~ tsstsmsntsry on the sststs OF Jonsthan
Shafsr, deceased, late OF Perry township,
Snyder County. Penn's, having been grant.
themselves Indebted TO said estate ere request
Cd 70 make immediate payment, while those
having claims will present them duly suthspti.
'-' wv ABEL sHAFFER,
Apy. %, 1877. Executor.
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Dissolution Notice.

TNHE copartnership heretofore ex-
l. isting betvssn y. J. n. Zelier aud J. W. Zsi.
Ter doing business ct Psnn's Creek, Snyder Co.,
Pa, has this day been dissolved BY mutual con
sent. The books aud accounts remsinius In the
hands Of y. x. Zellsr for settlement.
FL. r. TELLER,
Apriilssh, 1877. J. W. KELLER,
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The Pasins Express west can 10 nssgod st
press sast at 10 p u.
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Assignee Notice.

A LII persons interested are here
"A by notiasd thai, william Hsias Of Chap
man tow nship, Snyder county, made On assigi.
undsssiGnsd for the beneht OF his orsditors.
All persons hsvtuR claims are requested 10 pre-
seat them 70 the sndstsiyned, and pessons In.
LEVI KEPLER,
April. II ~. Assignee.
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Sundays
Leave New York $50 p m.
Leave Philadelpbis 7.20 p m:
+via Morris 4 ESSEX II. X.
J.E. WOOTTEN,
Gen'l Manager
c. G. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Feb. IA. vii n 70.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-02-17

The village council held special
meeting last Monday evening, the prin-
cipal business coming before it was to
cousultre regarding the necessity of making
some amendments to the village charter.
After considerable talk upon the subject,
the President suggested that the Village
Attorney, together with Messrs. Bell
and Humphrey, act as q committee to
investigate and submit to the council a
statement of what changes were deemed
necessary. The Village Attorney want
Ell larger committee, and the following
resolution was finally adopted:
Resolucd, That a committee, consisting
of Village Attorney Brown. MeSsrs. Bell,
Humphrey, w. B. Macarthur and f. NJ.
Sammons. be appointed TO meet with the
council on Thursday, the 18th inst, for
the purpose of drafting amendments /
the village charter.
This seemed to settle the charter b, Is
mess for the time being, so the cou Icil
proceeded to approve the liquor bonds OF
VIM. Spencer.
Resolutions were also adopted ord arino
the unpaid taxes Of the pre- sent year to lie
advertised forthwith. and instruct ng the
finance committee to investigate t ne sui
ficiency of the liquor bonds Of Alex. Nc
Cartee.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-02-17
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-02-17
The German Col nm,

The German colony is nc W fixed fa,r.
The new corners are xt cemelv we'll
pleased with the lands Sc lee ted. and they
have made and are maxi nc the first pay
ments on the land. II lis will secure TO
Cheboygan county thu t W hich is the most
needed-active and ind ustrious men to
take hold and clear Up the country. and
make good farms tut of the land. All
sections of the st ate show that when
Germans have gOT le in, i'm this way. that
they have impr wed the country more
rapidly than ain lost any other class. We
consider this o. ily n commencement of a
new era Tor tf.is CT ,unty. There will be
many others fol low these. and i'm few
years much OF the splendid country
which IS now woods will be fine farms.