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pEATR or r4NpERRLLr

Commodore Nauderbilts prutracted
sickness was closed on 1 inst. in New
York by a peaceful death, with little suf
icring. As the end had been long ex>
pected the announcement caused no inn
moderate excitement in the city, and no
depreciation Of quoted values al any Of
the exchanges. The Commodore had
made the most thorough preparations
for death, had put all Of his affairs in
perfect order, and had arranged for the
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The Louisiana legislature has taken
the premium for electing the most sour
w ofall politicians, kellogg. to the Us
senate. South Carolina is disgraeed by
her John ]. Patterson in the senate,
Alabama by her Spencer, but in kellogg
not onl~ Louisiana, but the senate and
The nation would be insulIed and DIS
graeed. We, hardly think this scamp
will be allowed to take his seat in that
hOly.
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BRICK FOR SALE. First class brick
will be kept on hand for sale by .. o.
Deininger Rt Zerbe's Centre Hall
brick yards. These brick are
offered So low that it will pay persons at n
distance to come here for them.
Intending 10 continue in the manulac-
ture of brick they will be kept constantly
on hand, and fair inducements offered to
purchasers. -
" "u@ e. III Il. ZERRE.
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HANDnILLs.--As the season for the
spring sales ofpersonal property is ap.
preaching, we remind our friends and
and the public generally, that we are
prepared to print bills in the best
STYLES, and at low rates. Parties who
live too remote TO visit Centre Hall
for the purpose of ordering the print
ing in person. have only to forward
the manuscript by mail, and we will
ceturn the bills through the same
channel.
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A PEACEFUL REVOLUTION.
OF LOUISIANA TAKE
GRANT AT HIS WORD.
Thieves and Robbers. turned out O
the Courts and Police Stations.

Thieves and Robbers. turned out OF
the Courts and Police Stations.
New Orleans, Jan. 9.--At this writing
o. 90 u. m. } the streets are filed with arm
cd men hurrying to Lafayette square,
where orderlies are dashing about on
horseback presenting all the
phases Of an army on the eve Of battle
Armed men are reporting to tho sheriff,
whose purpose is 10 take possession OF tho
supreme court rsom now in charge Of the
metropolitan police and install Nichols
newly appointed Judge Of tho supreme
court.
Al this time 90. 80 a. NJ armed men are
still hurrying through the streets to Lny
fayctto ,quare, where they report 10 the
sheriff who, it Is said. will move them at
eleven O'Clock to the supreme court build,
ing, facing Jackson square, aud cudoaNcr
10 take possession of il. Chief Justice Lu.
dcling il there, on the bench, and Captain
Gray, Of the Metropolitan police, with u
force, Is in possession of the building un-
der nm order from the chief justice. II Il.
stated that the chief justice will remove
the present sh riG IL he attempts TO take
the building by force, and appoint another
sheriff. Gov. Packard is at the state house
cool aud calm. He has tclcgraphed Press
idcnt Grant for assistance. While the
men under arms disavow any intention of
provoking collision, a drunken man, NJ
irresponsible boy or an accidental thot
may bring on riot surprising those e
1866 or 1874. Governor Nichols is at :
Palrick's hall.
Later dispatches say that the Nichols
party has taken possession Of every police
station and court room in the parish Of
Orleans. Packard's party hold only the
state house. No blood has been shed.
2:4o p. m.-Tho democratic leaders now
assert that they have no intention Of at.
tacking the state house.
The following proclamation has just
been issued:
To the People of Louisiana / should TO
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From Washington Jan, We have II
that the President nominated Levi I,
I.uckey, who was implicated with BAD
cock in the whiskcy conspiracy to he
Secretary ofUtah Territory,
lust like Grant -ailcr pardonlug the
whisky thieves, he rewards them Win
new appointments, to - on and S'ea'
npain
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RL4LNE NONLNirED-

Augusta. Ne. January Hon. James
C. Blaine was nominated la the republi.
can legislative caucus this evening for
the short term in the United States SEN
ate and also for the full term ofsixyears
beginning March 1, SIT. Both numina-
tions were made by acclamation amid 4
great display ofenthusiasm
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A bill introduced in the senate by Mr..
HOLDEN, supplement 10 the actto exempt
property TO the value OF $500 from levy
and sale on execution and distress for
rent, approved April 9, 1919, and the
supplements thereto for the purpose Of
preventing the unfair and fraudulent
procurement OF the waiver Of the bene-
fit Of said acts.
In the house by Mr.. Quiglcy, Of Gins
ton, apetition 10 so amend the game laws
rs To prevent hunting and fishing for
ten years.
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Mr Iliil Keith % Lake Forest. \. c.,
having .O,l lis wils last year, Was married
90 hef mother ou Christmas day.
4 child .at down CA n bot stove hearth
ia Pluaburgh, and was permanently
branded ailb the words Base Burner"
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Another crooked whisky man has
been pardoned ont Of the penitentiary
by president Grant. John Henderson
is the lncky man, Grant has proven to
the crooked whisky gang rs friend
who sticketh closer than a brother.
These fellows stole about 100 million
dollars Of the revenues in the south
west, and they are nearly all pardoned
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Ex-senator Trumbull remarked the
other day that If the truth about Louis
lana ever comes out he believes it will
be found that there were more murders,
more scourgings, more whippings and
more abuse Of colored men by their own
race for voting the Democratic ticket
than of colored persons by whites for
voting the Republican ticket.
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When Don Cameron was appointed
Sec'y Of War. Mr.. Blaine was asked
what he thought of it, His reply was
that, Il. was the most rascally appoint
ment of this rascally administration
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Senator Wallace delivered an able
speech in the senate, few days ago,
upon The presidential muddle. 4
SYNOPSIS will be found in this weeks
Reporter.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.
1877


The different editions OF The SnrlluTing
1 the next year will be the same as during
/ the year that has just passed. The dajly
/ edition will on week days be a sheet OF
I four pages. aud on SUNDAYS a sheet az
I eight pages, or 90 broad columns. wbile
the weakly edition will be a sheet or eight
psges Of the same Dimensions and charac-
/ ter that are already familiar 20 our
| friends.
The Sun viii continue 20 be the strepu-
I Gus advocate OF reform and retrenchment
and Of the substitution OF statemanship
/ wisdom. and integrity for hollow pretonee
/ imbecility, aud fraud in the adminisira.
, tion Of public affairs Ii will contend for
the government Of the people by the peo-
pie aud for the people, us opposed ~ gov.
ernmcnt by frauds In the ballot box and
in the counting Of votes, enforced bv mill.
tary violence. IL will endcavor 10 supplv
its readers-a body now not far from a
million oi sOuls-with the most careful
complete, and trustworthy accounts Of
current events, and will employ for this
purpose a numerous aud carefully select.
cd stsH of reporters and CORRESPONDENTS
It's reports from Washington, especially.
will be full, accurate, and fearless and n
will doubtless continue TO deserve aud en-
JOY the hatred OF those who thrive by
hlNHNtNlHk kAe AEthtNTN or by usurplnr
what the laN does not give them, while (,
will cRdeavor 10 merit the confidence OF
the public by defending the rights Of
the people against the eneroachmcnts Of
uujusiiGed power.
The price Of the daily Sun will be "a
cents a month or $3.50 a year, most maid
or with the Sunday edition S7.70a wear
The Sunday edition alone, eight nages
81. 70 year, post paid.
The weekly sun, eight pages ofgti broad
columns, will be furnished during 1877 al
81 year, post paid.
The benefit Of this large reduction from
the previous rate for The WeekI,,
can be enjoyed by individual subscribcrs
without the necessity Of making up clubs
At the same time, il any OF our friends
choose to aid IN extending our Circulation
we shall be grateful TO them, and every
such person who sends US ten or moro
subscribers from one place will be entitled
to one COPY Of the paper for himself with.
out charge. At one dollar year postaga
paid, the expenses OF paper and printiSs
are barely repaid aud considering tbs
size VI the sheet and tho quality of its rnn
tents, we are confident the peonle Nil
consid,r the Weekly sun the chennas
newspaper published In the world. snd y,
trust also one of the very best. Adde'S
THE SUN, New York city. N. Y
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REVOLUTIONS INEcUADoR.
4 Hard>Fought Battle and Niclo'
~ for the Reyolulionists.
Secretary Of War

Pauama, january :. News has been rc-
cyiyed here Of bloody battle fought at
Gauc, Ecuador. on the l4,h ul..mo. BE-.
tween the Constitutional army, 200
strong under General ApaFicio. and the
revolutionary forces. under Generals Ut.
bina aud Nsinlemilla, which lasted about
three hours, and ended in the complete
route o. the formernnd the capture of,heir
Commander in-ChlcL General ApArilio.
/. was bAId-foughi encounter both
s,Ies losing altogether about four hundred
KILLED aud much larger number wound,
ed. When the news ul the disaster reach
"a Qui,o, President Bortetu irf,hr palace
aud took refuge. il is ssid. at the Colon
biau Legation, while the cilireu, pruaoglc.
al iu favor OF The revolution. Thercyoiu,
lioaary forces would probably ,Uiei
Qlao uu the .ash a.limo. which event, d
aus expected. would pul hu cnd 10 lb,
war ia ,ha. republic.
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NOTICE Notice is hereby given tba,
IN $. 4. Hedding has fled his petition
for license to keep Hotel in the Potter
House, in the borough of Philipsburv Pa
and application will be made 10 the eoprt
t. grant the same at January Term. next
January 2, 1877. A. WILLIAMS.
81 Proth UnotaIy,
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Bennet fought May duel in Janua~

Beunet fought May duel in Janua~
ry.
The police have been after the
May Bennett dueling party but can't
nab any Of them.
Bennett left for Europe and May
is supposed to be among friends in
Baltimore and that he is wounded in
the arm.
Miss May is sill at LONE with her
pa little out O. sorts and not mar
ried yet, poor thing.
We do not think it worth while to
take up more space in the Reporter
about this little love acrspe.
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The latest political may be summed

The latest political may be summed
up from the following items:
The senate Committee on counting
the electoral vote are said to agree
unanimously, that the question shall not
be left TO any outside tribunal and that
no State can be thrown out unless both
Houses concur. The important question
yet remains unsettled.
Mr.. Crapo a Republican Representa-
tive one ofthe subcommittee on Louis
lana affairs, says since his examination
of the intimidation bust ness, that no
honest Returning Board could have Sc
cured a majority for Hayes.
Gov. Palmer was on II unanimously
nominated for the United States Senate
by the Democrats Of the Illinois Legis-
lature. We are not advised whether he
will be supported by the Independents,
who hold the balance ofpower.
According to the theory Of the resolu-
tions adopted by the Pennsylvania Sen
ate, Cronin's Oregon vote would count
one for Tilden.
The Chronicle special from Washing
ton last evening, says the Oregon busi-
ness has become weary and unsatisiac.
tory. 1t don't pan out well for Morton
d Co. The New York Herald specia!
has further information. II says:
The Senate Committee which is in
vestigating the Oregon case is coming to
the melancholy conclusion that there
has been no bribery, no corrupt use Of
money, and that the hopes they at one
time entertained OF fixing upon the MAJ
tional Democratic Committee, or upon
some of Mr.. Tildens personal friends,
completely in the misuse Of money, are
doomed to disappointment.
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Grant means 10 be sharp unto the end.
He has just appointed broIher-in-la"
Alexander Sharp rs paymasIer IN the
army.
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Auditor General Temple has our
thanks for copy of his annual re-
port.
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President Grant lustrucls General
Anprr.

Washington, January y-The cabinet
session 20 day continued Tor nearly three
hours There MAS much conversation
about political affairs generally, but esp5e-
tally with regard 10 the condition Of those
Ia New Orleans. A various trlegrams
had been received from that city express
i've ot fears Of violations Uf the public
peace owing 10 two state organizations
and the consequent excitement OF the acts
OF the respective parties, The following
Dispatch wys sent 20 Gen. Anger immedi-
a,ely nler fbo adjournment Of the cabinet
by direction of the President, aud which
indicate, the government expressed by
the President ia recent interviews
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington. ID,
.C Jan. 9, ls7..-To Gen, {. c. Anger.
New Orleans, la 4 Dispatch just 70,
ceiyrd from the United states marshal at
New Orleans indicates that Unauthorized
assembling 10 manner 10 threaten the
peace and safety Of the city. II this be 80
notify the leaders Of such organizations
that they mus, de,isi on pain Of coming in
conflict with the United States a4lhority,
sustained by the military power Of the
government Report a. once the situation
and your action, keeping mind the fact
thar thi. order has no reference 20 "a roeoE'
milton IT either of the claimants for the
goyernurship or either legislature.
}. u. CAufKuS,
Secretary OF War
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There was a large fire in Edenburg
Clarion county on last Saturday evening.
Twenty-Five business houses were destroy
ed. Loss $4,000.
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We are informed that an old lady
at Hartelton, Mrs. Jacob Woomer,
over 10 years ofagc, fell down stair
way on Sunday last, and sustained in.
iuries which resulted in her death
few hours thereafier.-Te Telegraph.
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Some citizens of Bel.efonte have secur-
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CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.

q U ULA y II JILL
A new, complete Hardware Store hR
been opened BY tho undersigned In Cen
kinds Of Building and House Furnishing
Hardware, Nails, &c.
Circular and Hand Saws, lennon Saws.
Webb Saws, Clothes Racks, n full Asfort-
ment OF Giass and Mirror Plate Picture
Frames, Sp0kes, kelloes, and Hubs, table
Cutlery, Shovcla, Spades and Forks.
Locks. Hinges, Screws, Sash Springs.
Horse. shoes. Nails, Norway Rods, Oils,
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Tilden being fairly elected-of which
even Grant, Chandler and other couspi-
rators are convineed-we have permit
ted our rooster to go back to his coop.
Hayes is said to be so angry because we
kept our rooster out so long watching
his fellows who tried to steal electors.
Poor Hayes-he will not be ferried
over.
Vanderbilt is dead-and it is a fact
that he took none of his large forum =
with him, neither did he mention the
Reporter in his will.
Monster democratic meetings Were
held in indianapolis and Columbus oil
sth of JAM, anniversary ofthe battle of
New Orleans, to protest against the at
tempt to steal the presidency from Til.
den, and put in Hayes with the bayo-
net. The people of Ohio and IndianG
streamed out by thousands, and told the
conspirators that the fraud would not
be tolerated.
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4 Few days age Biughamlon
butcher SAW Il man take a quarter Of
mutton from a hook outside The shop
aud quietly walk away with IT, The
butcher followed the th.eftoa wrcteh-
sd tenement, aud ailer some hesitation
pushed open the door, The whole
family were eating the mutton law.
The thict said that be was unable 10
get work, and was compelled TO take
whatever came in his way in order to
Seep his family from starving 10 death.
The butcher had no heart TO arrest the
fellow.
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LISTEN, O YE EATERS Or NESI.
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Jail here, charged with stealing horses,
mules, hogs aud other property, and
also with killing the above mentioned
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Z. 7. Bliss, the Evangelist, and the
author Of the famous Sankey hymn
Hold the Fort, Was among the vic.
Tins Of the accident at Ashtabula,
He was a native Of Bradford comfy,
and married his wife. who perished
with him, at Towanda Mr.. Moody
the rcyivalist. has issued an appeal TO
the Sunday schools Of America foE a
penny collection on Sunday, the lzth
inst. for the benefit OF the children oi
Z. +, Bliss, aud for the erection Of a
nlnnum cnt 10 his memory.
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