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New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
TROUBLE EXPECTED IN TROY
THE DEMOCRATS TALK % CITING UP a CONFLICT
WITH THE UNITED STATES SUPERVISORS.
lnY TELEGEAPH TO rHH rHBCNE.I

n
Troy. y. Y. Nov. 4.-There may be trou-
bic here Tomorrow. The Democrats have majority OF
tho Inspectors IN the Eighth and Thirteenth Wards
They Eay that aftcr the Congressional tickets are
counted trey will eloct the United states Supervisors
and finish the count the local tickots The superyi
sors have instructed that they can remain unn
tbs count II finished for Congressional ballots may be
fund in other boxes They will be projected BY tie
Harhas The cIJ police will obey tho orders Of tbs TO-
cal Inspectors Tire Republicans claim thar 500 Illegal
voter, have been Registered and they wil rsst any
feuut 10 p0li rOunt their votes Tie inspectors or
H. Smith Ward were arrested Tonight for oocIns the
Ii,f.d state. Supcrysor while tue registry Was IN
nrUgrrss. Tuey bailcd by . q. Gleason, ui the
Democratic state Committee.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
BI,TLER's EXPIRING EFFORT.
SIX SPEECHES ~ ONE DAY-rHE REPCBLIcASs
sANGUINE or A BIO PLUEALIrY, HOWEVER
r--a uLL1A

sANGUINE or BIG PLUEALIrY, HowEvEE.
ley TELEGRAPH To- THE TRIBUSB.I
Bo,roN, Nov. 1.-The Butler men are making
verv vigorous Efforts on oi the election 20 nnu
ence voters in favor % their claimant Lnre meetings
haye been held tonight IN FaDeui Hail and fremont
Temple Wendell Philips addressed such crowd In
fremont Temple as would have pelted him with eggs
afteen years ago Grnrral Butler made ak speeches be-
tween 2:3O this afternoon and IL o'clock tonight
namely at Marblrh nj, sacII Beverly, fremont Tenn
p, and FaneuH Hail n Boston. and Lowell The outlook
!. very encouraging 10 the Rcpubcans although Butler
Will undoubtedly poll large vote. The estimates mnde
by well informed persons vary from 5000 10 10000
pluraity for Thomas Talbot Probably from 10000 10
IS 900 will come nearer the mark. The Republicans
vii prubably elect ali their candidates nr Con
less Il be B0~man Ia the With ard Bfmmrr In the lNta
Districts. Tie Of these mn for election are
however pretty good Tho L. gltture VIII probably he
good deal Ieb, and some lIAeIy 10 be elected wEo
could get credit for i've dollars worth " pruvisons
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for tie past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5, l a. m.-The bnrO-
meter is the highest in Lake region lowest in Nova
scotia low and falling In the extreme northwest where
a storm is apparently developing. The temperature
has fallen in New England iseu westOf the Missssipp
River elsewhere has rcnaiucd nearly stationary !;
clear or partly cloudy weather prevails. The winds are
souihery west OF the Mississippi elsewhere they are
mostly nOrthcIly.
fIsdiedtiOgs
For Eew-Engiand. colder, clear or partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly northeTy stationary or higher
pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic states clear partly cloudy
weather, cold nOrtLery yCcring TO southeast
winds, followed by falling barometer
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
BusIYEss EHBARRAssMENTs.

A meeting of the creditors of Slate, Wood
man Co., blank book manufacHrers at No II William
st. held yesterday at the Office Of Register Little,
and statement presented showing liabilities S2O7,
7I6 assets S5 800 One hundred and thirty claims
were proved for $2O235; composition at 80 cents on
the dollar extending over two years was accepted.
AT meeting OF the creditors OF Sioney " Hopkins. Of
Ne. Is East Filtyseventh-s formerly treasurer OF the
Chicago and Lake Huron RallWay Company, held ycs-
terday at the Office OF Rcgister Fitch thirteen claims
were EroTe0 amounting 20 $4,000, and Lucius l..
Spring elected assgnee Tue schedules showed la
bitties 10 the amount OF S363, 900.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
CHEESE UAREET.

UTICA y. y Nov. Alive thousand boxes % Cheese were
sold Otay SLC which IL the leading price. The
average price sa. 5000 boxes were sod eommis
sion.
=. Y. Nov I'm the Little Falls Cheese market
1-iay. Factory duh there being demand.
Sky factories statesmen held over or sold
commission. One made at S6SLc. for
ChGco september 300 Fair Cheese sold at sQ
She Butter brisk 200 hrkns sold at 10
d-22c.; 2Uc, was the average.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
THE CAMPAIGN AT LARGE.
TpIyGs PROM SEVERAL STATES.

i
TIE BRUTALITY or THE DEMOCRACY IN The soOin
-GExERAL BUTLER-TROUBLE IN Troy ETC.
The military subjugation of the Repubiican
party of the South is further alluded 10
to-day in THE TRIBUNE's special dispatches
below. General Butler made SIX speeches yes
terday in closing the work of his campaign
A conflict with the United States Supervisors
IN Troy is thought possible to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

HIN. and the knowledge that he WIS dealing with
very thorDY question. may fairly hope that he mas
not done But In any we shall have the satis
faction of knowing that whatever di credit there iny
Dc IN this talk of keeping money back or IN suadehy
springng diplomatic mines ut an awkward time, IL Is
uOf fnupa
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
GALUsHA 4. GROWS CAMPAIGN WORK.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE THIBUSTJ

sUsQUEHtSNA. Penn, Nov. IA large aud
enthusiastic Republican meeting addressed by
Galusha A. Grow This evening Mr.. Grow entered upon
mastery discussion OF the money question. and held
the attention Of the audience for over two hours. lie
has been speaking daily Tor over five weeks, yet lns
voice and strength good. lie leaves the night
train for home 10 vote tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
A SUBSTITUTE FOR WENDELL PHILLIPS.

BosToN, Nov. 4.-The Greenbackers Of the
IYth Congressional District. who indignant nj the
declfnatIon OF Wendell Phillips hold n mertu: here oil
Saturday ul2ht, aud nominated William Wasaburn Of
the Ninth Ward c. their candidate for Congress hr.
Washburn accepts the Nomination.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

HEADQUARTERS OF THE DRMOCRATlC STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE 81. Nicholas HOJei.-AuJhentlc re-
furs nom The dtrent election districts viii bo received
and posted the ro'uud Of this hotel ction night
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

v TRTgr has reesnty issued Extras which I'm
v.v arge demand AID will be ard during the camDega
especially useful Republicans who wish 70 put plain
faSfs bcfar9 intelligent vOtars They are:
TRnJSE EXTRA No IA Vlan aid cohy neing OF
The real aims GTeenback party, together Win the Opl
IONS 0f eminent statesmen irTecenable papef money
TRnaNE EXTRA No 43-Ihe results OF III. lRilSskh
official documents az Washington for tha
Sross aroHnt OF southern elsims Rebel WaT claias &C.
sTHpINg IxIRA No 4t-Ihe Cher kilograms complete az
far a. published including The cpiTs themselves keys
Sabulares sc the iu stories OF attempted bribery IN
ToIida south Carolina and Oregon.
TRIBUNE EXTRA No i6Containing ths whole body OF Re-
pbcan this campaign. emb0d cd In speeches
by President Hayes VieePresent Wheeler ana senator
Noe i 4S and as furnished per hundr IS per
thousand. A is furnished at S2pr hundred and eher
nailed address postpaid for cents The at
tentiOn Campaign Committees especially invited 10 those
documents
In answer 70 many applications TRIBUNE VIII aieo sup
py 10 spapers desiring II OF IT'S Cipher Feiegta
Extra kxIRA No A. printed a. 10 DO asase a.
supplement with their regular editions al the fae o ~ psf
hundred or Sl2 Der Thousand Orters accompanied bT tns
ash r reesIye musiae attention. and the supplements
vii be shjppcd Dy express 10 any address Alaress
"' - TEE TmECNE, New-Nefk
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

Hrnss Bedstea DIS and Cribs,
In stock aad To order.
W. T. G J. AERSEREAC.
Manufacturers, 52l BROADWAY.
keutHg's Cough lozcugcs Rave no equal IN the treat
Ipru coughs bTUncb hOafss sc. IL Is the graz
English remedy esab shed BY Of over ~ yeAia
Sold By all druggists. Price so cent. sent BY NAL
T. FOUGERA = Co. New York Agents
snTe t,ure far Luua Throat aad MalnrIal Diseases
'RYE AND ROCK" AS PREPARED Ry ME-. SOLD
ny LEADING DRU GGIsTs AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS ASK FOR MY "BfE
ANp RoCK."AND TAKE NO OTHER. 81 PER LARGE
poT.rIr n VAS BELL, sS CHAMBEAS-sr, SEVEN
,,oovs vvR,,T oF ROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
MlLESS FIGHT WITH THE BANNACKS.
PROFESSOR HAYDEN DIsCL inns ANY RESPONSIBILITY

FVk IHE IHIJAGO SIOh1.
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.


TO the EdttOr OF The TFIbUhe.
SIR: The appearance of a telegram from
Chicago in -our yesterdays ISSUE purpOrtns to come
from member OF the Hayden EEpeditio1 giving q
new version Of the fight OF General Mics with
the Blnnacks ClarHs Fork OF
great surprise as well rs chaern 70 me- saw General
Niles In the Yeo Park was treated with marked
courtesy by him, told all the particulars the fight
but heard no such story from any directly IN
directly. The dspatcn sounds Ike the fiction
OF an enemy. This band Of Banuacks
had previously stolen tie entire 0utnt Of Of my
paTiier causing great lOss IA time and money. trust
liner the army the people generally will hold my
self the surrey under charge responsible Tor any
Xe,o, Iort. Say. 4. is7s, v "A'''''
THE story referred to came in dispatch from
Chicago. 1t was 20 the effect that some official
10 The ChicGgo fines an account OF General Milts's
alleged treachcrous capture Of the Bannacks.-Edl
BERNARD BIGLIN's PATHETIC APPEAL.
10 the Editor Of The Trtbune.
SIR May | ask as an act OF justice to me,
that you Will deny my signature assertions that
have been made the effect t.at have been party
10. count,naneed IN any manner or form " cheat
upon the Electors Of the XIih Assembly Dstrictl Mr.
j. M.vs-num knows that have done him no intentional
wrorr nor have permitted b. done By others. ani
n vii say So have never 10 any body OF men,
Promised give Mr.. scbell 500 votes am record
favurug the Combination tckei headed by Edward
Cooper. aud upon that propose 10 stand aud Iabor
In conclusion, sr, Terult me 10 aid, nave bycu ~
tins made the subject of the personal enmty ~
q dis rpuiahe ndi' dual 10 ~ Tor the voters r.
siding IN the with Senate Dstr1Ct TO decide whether
aftrt having received the uinous RepUbIcaR uol.-
nation fu Alderman this district vi au untarushrd
record huuUie lbJrrr "a The Republican ranks,
shall sne~ al the vII and purpose OF one
unwOTthy creature whether "a gUOd ,barac eT ana
well established personal honesty IN all ihnSs i pre-
vail am. sir, truly yours, BERNARD BiGLIS,
Aer- lOTk. Nov. 1, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
Ready this SiorninE;
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE,

Price DIN wrappers ready mans Ave per copy
enc COPY one year. s3 I've copies S4 ten copies and
extra s2e Postage all freq to the subacribsE
Address rHE TRIBUNE. NsW.York
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

lHOURs: Morning Night lrADI
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New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

Or old or yOung. or grave or gay,
These wuG now IL their teeth decay,
With brs ath We can't endure
The Thought their Iffer-lift will haunt,
That they neglected SuZJpONT
1lai would have kept all pure
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
HaYr Yon thr ChIIIs 2

ApxcIf,- Turkish Roman Eisctro Baths, 81 Iextn
highest perfection OF bathing Iadie
Gav and evening Gentlemen. day 1nd night
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

A little girl, after profound reflection, sit
ting in her litrie cnair BY the fire, asked Mamma,
how does attpm0thof walkp
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05


The ne diFoni sfuns
sithe dsring gta0se
8TRTBUNB OFFICE, Nov. ), q. m.With the exception
OF slight rice IN the afternoon. yesterdays clear
weather was generally accompanied by falling baro-
meter At 9 a. IN. and midnight the mercury In the
Thermometer stood ot 33o The temperature reached
47o noOn and then fell steadiy. The average for the
day 37iaS. The amount Of moisture IN the air is
small.
COol and clear or partly cloudy weather may be
pectOd in this city aud vicinity to-day,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

You co co positively Cur by taking rHRRHALTyR, the
tonic syrri r sinis o hitters 2Jc box AHdrusgsts
Iaxntnr Iazcngrs.jss- preparation OF maguesia for
r,cuatiug the D0weIA 25c. Az druggists
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
THE WITHDRAWAL OF A CANDIDATE.

ley candidate for Congress for the lid District New
Jersey the Prohibition ticket, has withdrawn. No
other nomination has beon made and tho vote will be
divided between Miles ROrs (Dem) and Amos Clark (epJ
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

In anser 70 A. publication in the German journal of
Noverne- g. 1879 hereby declare SAID statement 70 be an
Infamous and wf falsehood beginning to eat never
made such statement either III pnbhe or In private
way ON the contrary hereby repeat again that know Of
10 better my EdNaTd Cooper and win be bis
security that will bctrsy trust that NAV be con
ferrd 20 his care Consequently my answer published BY
Charles spOery aud Ferdinand Bezer is the truth ana
no,hpg but the truth AMI hereby au.horze said gene
men again translate taA written answer ana pdoilsh
ne same tho German ell as IN the Engsh papers
n,syv YORK Noy 4 Is7S (SlgncdJ PETER COO4 ER.
Tn resrripr lniorsement ~ Mrtretsr Cooper
hereby ttions of sad ternan onf na
falgc and untrue they concern NE personally my
career ha Ue Respectable QUE as usana v my
friends will testify. SliAS. - ~ fa1jEshhi.
t,1rr Al III er ,leetlon. fERD. BELZEE,
1N 293 MOtt-st, Of HOUSt0n-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
PRINT CLOTIis MAEKEr.
HORSE MARKET.

FALL RIyER. Mass Nov. 4.-The Printing Cloths narke;
wt0u any business Is steady az previous quotations
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
6ueclal Notices.
Drusz Bedstends and Cribs,
In stock aud "a order.

Advertisements Intended tor the mex. ssas Of THR
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed IN before y N ID
laN
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-YoRK
FOR MAYOR,
EDWARD COOPER.
FOR DISTRICT. ATTORNEY,
BLNJAMIN x. PHELPS.
FOR CITY JUDGE.
RUFUS Is. COMING.
FOR CORONER,
NORTH ELLINGER.
FOR ADMINISTRATIONS,
NICHOLAS HAUGHTON.
JOHN GRAHAM HYATT,
MICHAEL W. BURNS.
FREDERICK FINCK.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21
For The PosT,
Educational

Mr.. Editor In a town, not forty
miles away, there is q fine public
school house, just lately built with
all necessary improvements, etc.
which is a credit to tho Directors
and citizens of tho place. A visit to
this house shows that order is it,
first aim, on entering, the stranger,
spasmodically is in a Fairy Bower
of Scotland. The windows are wo-
ven 80 thickly with "The dainty Ivy
green" that the Prof has no occa-
sion for, Don't look om = all shows
much care and labor on the part of
tho teacher. Ono might be led to
think, tho Directors partial, to fix
up and decorate one room 30 and
not all. But let me say here, the
Teacher bears all the expenses
q ton or two of coal, to keep the at.
mosphere of the room in a growing
temperature. Now, in these "hard
times" and the teachers salary low,
You might at once suppose "This
Teacher very openhearted or duly
interested in the cause of education,
But like the Merchant Jew loss
must not foot up as much as profit.
He quits his boarding place and
goss-s fishing. to do which he
must have furniture for a house, and
Little Jessie" TO help cook the fish
consider model teach Of this kind
at the head OF the educational in
tsrssts Of this County or Principal oi
; bsssdisg sstssl. IN.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21
Manhood : How Lost, How Restored.

sssn Just published. new edition Of
EST DR. CuLvKRwgLL's CELEBRATED
sGiS5 ESSAY on the radical cure with
out msdicine) Of Srermstorrhea or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss
cs. lmpoiency, Mental aud Physical In
capacity, lmpedments 10 Marriage. etc. i;
also. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, in.
duced by self indulgence or sexual extra.
vagance, &c.
eep- Price, in sealed envelope, only
elk cents
The celebrated author, In this Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years.
successful practice. that the alarming 2
consequences Of self-abuse may be radi.
cally. cured without the dangerous use OF
internal medicine or the application OF
the knife pointing out mode Of cure at
once simple, certain, and effectual by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
Rsy-Tbis Lecture should be In Tho
hands Of every youth and every man In
the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, I,
any adress, post paid, on receiptof siA
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL co.
II Ain ST., New York Post Office Box 45Sl
July Is, 1876. ly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21
Z. r. Kunkeis Bitter IVu,e of Iron

This truly valuable tonic hss been 90 thor
oughly tested by all classes OF the cpIntuunity
that II Il now deemed iud.spens ibla as . touic
medicine, II costs but liule, purlies the blood
ami gives tone to tho stomach, rrnosat-e the
system ana prolonys life. Everybody should
have IL.
For tho cure Of Weak Stomschs, General De.
bility, Indigestion. Diseases OF The StJu!Ach
and ior all cases req lrinx q tonic.
This vine includes the most Agreeable and
efficient Salt OF Iron We possess Citrate Of Mag
netic Oxide combined with the must enereI,
Of vegetable tonics-feliow Peruvian BARK.
DO you wAut s0neth NJ T. strengthen youY
DO you want good appptits
DO you want to s'i rid of ueryousnesst
Do you want ener4y'
DO you want to slsep we'll
do you want to build up your oonstItutlont
DO you want to feel w-llf
10 you want hri-k AMI vigorous feeling,
II you do try hUNkEL'S BITTER WINE
OF IRON.
l only ask q trial OF this valuable tonic,
Beware Of counterfeits, rs KuLkel's Bitter
Wine Of Iron !, the ouly sur. ami eiIeciual 70 a.
edy Ia the knoSn world for the permanent Gu
of Dyspepsia And Dsbllity, and as issrs are a
number OF mutations Offered ~ the pubIic,
would esnti on ta. community to purchase non,
out tho genuine article manufactured by b. n
Kunkel, ana having his sistalup on tho eors d
every bottle. The very fact that Others ar,
attempting to imttate this valuable remedy
proves Its worth and speaks volunns Ia its IA
sor, Oct the gen ulne. l., b. kuukel's
Sod only IN u bottles. Sold by Drusgist,
and dealers ever where. T.. r. knnk.I pro
prietor, 2b) North Ninth Street PhiIsdelphIs
Penn'a.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21
The Attention OF Agents

Iseslled to The Housekespers' Supply Com
pany, OF CincinnAti, OHIO, who make bushes,
of getting up aud manufacturing new and LA,
BoR SAVING eonvsniences for housskeepels o. a uC
give omployme 10 hundreds OF agents OF bot b
introduce Aud sell them, aud onsr Undue ats
that will pay them handsomely. Many OF thvir
agents are now making from ~ to % per day,
snd SOME OF them even more. Writs to them al
once and they VIII send you eiroulars, giving
You full description Of each article they IN an n
f,etare. and their terms to agents, and will ss
sign you exclusive .erritory TO teli IN, TheiI
sddiss u Tho housskeepers' supply Company
No. 2i2 Elm Street Cincinnati, Ohio,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21

WAsnrsoros, Feb. 15.--The follow
ing modification Of the Tariff bill
now in course of preparation by the
committee on Ways aud Means hsve
been agreed to by that committee
The changes, it is said, will make
the bill more acceptable to the
members from Pennsylvania Pig
iron, IS per ton iron ore, 50 cents
scrap iron, cast - scrap iron
wrought, S5; scrap steel, S5 boiler
aud other plate aud sheet, common
or black, not thinner than No. 20
wire gauge, cent per pound sheet
iron thinner than No. 20 aud not
thinner than No. 25, l t cents per
pound thinner than No. %. IA cts ,
per pound Russia polished sheet
iron 2! cents per pound smooth OF
polished sheet iron other than Rus
sia polish, by whatever name desi
gnated. II cents per pound; stea!
railway bars, cents per pound.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21

THos =. FISHER, who il t. be
banged in the Munich Chunk Jail on
the same Sallows on which fonr
Mollie Masuires were executed in
June last, maintains his innocence
Of murder aud promises a state
ment on the gsllows to that effect
When the action Of the board OF
pardons was communicated to him
he broke down, having expected a
different decision.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21

Ex-GovERSoR MOSES. OF South
Carolina, is now in New York in
utter poverty. He robbed his wife
and mother OF their valuable cloth.
ing before leaving the South and
is now wanted by Sheriff Bowen, OF
Charleston, to answer the complaints
OF his own household The mills
Of the gods do grind exceeding
ANAL.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21
The Fall Election.

The election next fall will be an
'impostant one, INVOLVING the control
Of every department OF the state
government. A Governor, Lieuten
ant Governor. and Secretary Of In
ternal Affairs, to serve for four
years, arc to DO chosen. A supreme
Judge to serve for twenty.one years,
and determine the political complec.
ton Of the bench. fpr the ensuing
fve years an entirely new delega-
ton to Congrsip one half Of the
State Senate to serve four years,
and new house OF Representatives
10 serve two years
The United States Senatorship is
also involved, as the next legislature
will elect successor to Senator
Cameron for full term OF six years.
The Offices OF Attorney General,
Secrstary Of tho Commonwealth aud
Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
ton are indirectly involved in the
issue through tie appointing power
Of the Governor.
Besides the important State Offices
involved in the ensuing contest, a
Congressman to serve in place ol
Hon. W. s. Stenger, will be chosen,
a member OF the Legislature in place
of Hon. Charles Miller the present
incumbent T; County Treasurer to
succeed Henry BeDfer, Esq. a
Sheriff in place of Daniel Eisenhsrt
three County Commissioners. three
Auditors, one Coroner.
The County Commissioners and
County Auditors will be voted for
on the cumulative plan. that is each
party will nominate two candidates
for each, aud each qualified elcctor
will vote for but two. and the three
having the largest vote, will be elec
ted. The elections in this county
have become 80 precarious, to re-
publican nominees, through the dis
sentions in the party, that it be.
hooves republicans to nominate none
but representative men, aud such as
can hold the party together. We
have experienced in the past the
effects Of dissention and We sppeal
to the members Of the party to in
sure against repetition of the disas
ters incident to internal broils, by
uniting upon good local candidates
and by shaking hands over the
bloody chasm Of former cam paigns.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21

WAsHISorox Fsb.-The president
sent the following nominations ia
the Senate to-day. Bayard Taylor
OF Pennsyivanin, to be Envoy Ex-
traordinsry aod Minister Plenipo.
tertiary to Germany John Baker OF
illinois. b, be Minister Resident 10
Yenezulea William @. Goodloe OF
Kentucky, to be Minister Resident
TO Belgium Beniaain r. Simpson
Of Kansas, to be United States Mar
ehet Tor the District OF Kansas
os.anei Blaehford Of New York city.
to bs Judge OF the Second Judicial
Circuit William A. Howard Of Mich
igAn TO bs Governor Of Dakota Ter.
sitesy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21

TwESTY'rIvr years ago Frederick
X. bechrel, Of Berks county. left for
California His friends had sup
posed him dead, but few days ago
he appeared at the residence of his
daughter and asked for something
to eat. Not knowing him she said
she had nothing to give, when he
revealed his name. Having amassed
a large fortune he gave her severa
thousand dollars. He will return
home to stay in the spring
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21

The Mercedita, the first vessel
despatched by the Messrs Collins of
Philadelphia. contractors for builds
ing the Maders aud Marmore Rail
way in Brazil. had not arriAed at her
destination from latest reports. The
schooner Mary f. Duglas reached
New York yesterday, leaving Para
January 27 and the bar 30th, and
reports no word of the arrival of the
Mercedita The latter left Philadel-
phia January 3.