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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01
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TrORREET, TIA T.vEkI. y, IsE VI, - 4
r BILE NEW BRICK An, rooms. soul.ceI-
siss am Iii the modern iproy n 7r,1
SisR RENT. ioE BRICK isrrs i iot. enc
s 6 s Sssss That VERY DESIRABLE MEN asN
Sitchep, waier, gas, Larope
sanrs and ,srge yard attached. /,rr =, = M ana
MR. NICE BRICK s so. o mi,
College street, with ave rooms N'' ', r."
wa p,sb pr> n. NICE BRICK TENEMENT corner
Tweniy.eighth and Leigh Streets your fV o'S'''
siss sss RENT IsT THAT LARGE BRICK DWELL;
ING Mo- 1909 east Marshall street. conIaln ar,e
sasn 60 r.en attached To good tenant the reu'
IVA hlao' SEVERAL OTHER HOUSES: ~,
1 asosv S 70 ~ -, u. SUTTON 3 CO. -.
Real Estate Agents and a4ci,one e,,es,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

WANTED, AN ACCOMPLISHED DIN
W lNG-ROOM (MAN) SERVANT. Ref renee
required. Apply at O'Clock In the looming or 4
O'Clock i'll the evening II 412 Grace street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

WANTED. A SITUATION AS GAR
w DENER AND FLORIST. Well experienced.
Address. JULIUS STAUDE,
Aechanicsville turnpike,
oc 1-3i* care of DisDatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01
WANTS.

A DELIGHTFUL SECOND FLOOR
II WANTED. occupants for desirable SEC
OND FLOOR. with bat room attached, on Frank
lin street between Fourth and Fifth Also, for
OFFICE. Address "F." care OF Let
ter Carrier No. 3. OC l-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

TOR RENT, THE BRICK Dwell aAa
T. LING No. 81 north Fifth street. contain E:3
ing eight rooms, besides detached kitchen IN inc
ward To good aud prompt paying tenant The
rent will be made low. Possession LIST OF OctobeF'
- - CHAFFIN. STAPLES & CO.,
90 16-eod3t Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

w ANTED. BY A YOUNG ENGLISH
w MANI SITUATION AS CLERK OR DRUM
MER In good house. Is well up In the druggist
business. Address AM. care of postmaster. Low
inCstOn Depot. y, lsOn county, Va. sc PETIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

WANTED, COATS, PANTS. VESTS,
w '0VERCOATS, DRESSES, SBAWLS, KID
GLOVES. FEATHERS. &C., soiled or Iaden ans III
need of cleaning or col0rlng, at MChf'N NEi q
CO.'S Steam Dyeine and Cleaning 'skstaDlishincht
AIS Marshall street, near Firm. ,>,c p,-cc
Also, LACE and DaMAsk-CUhiAi-Nnnn' . 800 o.,
6p 81 A'O"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01
RY ". GOdIllil

Sales 10 he conIuc ed by GHCBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
,nrtion,.rs sc II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

LADY DESTROYS OF SPENDING
IA THE WINTER IN THE CITY, and having
h:i some wears expeI fence In teaching. nFFEES
HER SERVICES AS TEACHER or COMPANlJN
In some pIcasant family In compensation for her
board. References exchanged Address
90 2o-cOd3i* F.. C. Dispatch Office.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

When the present Pope was Cardinal
he cherished the idea ofpublishing Catho-
lie journal that should be an organ for his
church, and that could be read by all the
people of Europe and America in their
mother language. Since his elevation to
the PontGcate, he has eXerted himself to
start this newspaper, and now announces
that its first number will be issued next
month. 1: will be printed in seven differ
ent languages; it will discuss the political
and economical questions of the day, and
officially represent the opinions of the Holy
See. The compositorsare to be the dcafand
dumb pupils in the asylums of Rome. Ali
monde will be the general superintendent
and the Pope is anxious that Cardinal
should be at the head of the editorial de-
partment. The novel paper will start with
$4,000 subscribers. Very few Of this mum
ber are Italians.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

Hon. Warren }. Woodward, one Of the
Justices Of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania died at his summer residence, at Ham
den, y. Y, on Tuesday afternoon last. He
was born in Wayne county, IN this State. in
1920. lie studied law in the Office Of his
uncle, the Hon. George W, Woodward, and
afterwurd with Hon. Edmund L. Dana. HC
was admitted to the bar in 1912 and com
menced practice in Columbia county. II
1896 he was appointed by Governor Pollocl
President Judge of the Twenty-siXth Judi
cal District. In 1861 he was elected to th,
bench of the Twenty third District, in Berk
county. In 1874 he was elected on the De
mocratic ticket 10 the Supreme Bench of tn
State. He has been in bad health for SOM
time past.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27
SEVEN ACRES, more or less.

No. 2. Beginning at n stone. thence by first
described tract south thirty'five degrees, west
sixty perches to n stone; thence by land OF
John Moyer south forty-seven degrees, east
two perches to Il stone on the south side of n
public road thence in and along said road
and by land of John MOyer south fOrty-hve
and one-quarter degrees, west twenty perch
es to u stone in said ro,d ; thence south nifty
four and one-quarter degrees, west fOrty-hvo
perches to stone in said road thence by land
now or late of Joseph NJ. Roberts south eigh-
teen degrees, east forty five perches to stone:
thence by land of Jacob Zeigenfuss north
siXty-thrce and one-half degrees, cast forty
nine perches 20 stone thence by land O
peter LauX. north thirty and One-quar
ter degrees. east fifty-nine perches to a Stone
thence north nine and one-half degrees, wes
sixty-seven perches to the place OF beginning
containing
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27
THIRTY THREE ACRES AND ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT
PERCHES, Strict Measure.

No 3. Beginning at a stone, thence by land
late of John Elscr sou h twenty-five degrees,
east one hundred and sixty perches GA stone;
thence partly by land OF John Meyer and
partly by the first described tract north sixty
iive degrees, east ninety-tOur perches to II
stone; thence by land of Jacob Zeigentuss
north thirty five degrees, west ninety-nine
perches and iour-tenths to a stone; thence by
the same north thirty-six and one-half de-
grees, east thrty-tive perches to II stone ;
thence by land of Jonah Markley north thir-
ty-one and one.quarter degrees, west forty.
five perches to a stone; thence partly by land
of John Wolf and partly by land of William
Nichols tract, south siXty-iye degrees, ives,
ninety-six perches or thereabouts to the place
OF BEGINNING, containing
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

General Grant arrived in San Francisco
SATURDAY evening, and was received by his
coun.rymcn and fellow citizens with every
possible demonstration Of welcome. A
whole fleet of steamers met and escorted the
steamship City Of Toxic u? the Bay, amid
the screaming Of whistles, the thunder OF
artillery, and the cheering Of tens of thou
sands of people who lined the shores and
thronged the shipping, On landing the
General was welcomed by the Mayor and
Governor and escorted 10 the Palaee Hotel
by procession Of civic and military organi-
cations through stree. decora ell with flags,
blazing with light and thronged by the peo-
pie. The General and Mrs. Grant are in
god health and spirits.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27
Some of our Republican

Some of our Republican
friends, during the past few
davs have Interviewed us in
regard to our support Of Mr..
Paul Krcsge, the Democratic
nominee for Sheriff, and put
the following conundrum or
question "Why do you sup
port Mr.. Kresge for that Of
flee 2" In reply, we will SIM
ply state that, during the past
seven years, we have had many
and various business transac-
tions with Mr.. Kresge, and
upon all and erery occasion
aoe hare tound him to be strict
zy honest, prompt and gentle
monty in his business engag
ments. This is why ace sap
port him for the office, and 70.
the same reasons ace supported
Thos. Kemerer and w. M
Rapsher, Esqs,, when the!
were candidates for office OIL
the Republican side of tn
house. Next!
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

the rond up Mont Royal being so "circumlo-
eutious like" and invariably replied to the
questlonngs of the feminine portion of our
party with a respectful "Yes, my lady" or
mo- my lady" which rang most musically
and gratenllyupon ears accustomed to the
cultural explosives and rough familiarity Of
the average New York hackman.-Itisa a good
thing for Matthew that newspaper men rare
ly leave anything behind except very long
list of very bad debts, else he might wake up
the morning after my will was read to find
himself involved in a contested will case!
MORLEY.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

The Prohibition State Convention met
Tuesday in Altoona, and organized with
George f. Turner,of Pittsburg, as Chairman,
and I. n. Pierce, of Philadelphia, as secre-
tary. About GO delegates were present.
Resolutions declaring for prohibition and
condemuiug the attitude of the Democratic
Republican and National parties on the
question We're adopted, and William L. Rich
ardson, OF Bloomsbury, was nominated foi
State Treasurer by acclamJtion, After choos-
ing State Committee, with DR.. A. Petit, o
Lawrence, as Chairman, and Allen Z. Tate
of Lycomiug, as Secretary, the Convention
adiourned SiLc die.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

A correspondent writing from Beaver
Meadow to the IIazeton Daily Bulletin
says Politics are very quiet in this end OF
Banks, but we are greatly inclined TO think
it is but the quiet preceding a Democratic
storm, sufficiently strong in its fury tc
sweep the whole ticket, and leave the Re,
publican's high and dry. The Greenbacker:
are an unknown quantity as yet, but judg
ing from past experience they must not be
considered unworthy of notice. The would
be exrltaion ofKoons, the Republican nomi-
nee for Sheriff, meets with just rebuke from
the Democratic press, and hls boat will pas
81 far up the saline river that it will neve
come down again"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

Eight millions of dollars are yet to be
paid by the. Treasury for arrearages of pen
sions. When all the payments shall have
been made, New York will have received
S3,l5O,OOO, Pennsylvania S3,O5O,OOO, Ohio
81, 100000, Illinois S2,ljO,OOO, and Indiana
$1,75O, 900, making a total of 100000 or
half the amount appropriated by Congress:
last session,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

The first case under a new English pre-
vention of crime act was heard at London
police court. This statute obliges a licensed
convict to report ON the first day Of every
month at the nearest police station TO his
lodgings his address aud mode of life. For
neglecting to do this the license was revok-
ed OF William Loyett, who was convicted OF
HOUSEKEEPING in 1873, and sentenced To
seven years penal servtude and seven years
police supervision, and who was liberated
on license in June last. lie was also sent
back to penal seryitude for the remainder
OF the term 10 which he was sentenced.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

At the Brighton (England) Police Court,
lately, a summons was granted against Il
street preacher for having caused a crowd Of
200 or 800 persons TO assemble ON the beach
near the West Pier. 1t was stated that he
went about dressed in sheepsllins, calling
himself Elijah, the Prophet" and saying
that he had in vision received q mission
to preach, and that he had ridden to heaven
two or three times on bicycle. The Bench
also granted a summons, on the application
of the preacher himself, who appeared in
court in'ordinary attire, against person for
an assault
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27
Saturday, September 81, 1879,
at TWO o'clock p. NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE, situate in Owamenslng Town
ship, 10 wit: All that certain
TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND,

bounded and described as follows Beginning
at a chestnut corner, thence by land OF Jos
Koch and Josiah llarpel, north four and one
half degrees, west two hundred and twenty
four peTches and One-half to stone; thence
down in the POGO POGO or Big Greek, one hun
,lred and seventy-twO perches TO stone corn
er; thence south two degrees, west fifty per h
es 10 stone thence south tOrty-three and
halfdegTees, west iOrty-twO perchcs toa stone;
thence by land OF William Schater south
thirty four degrees, east sevcnty-seven perch
es To stone thence by land now or late Of
Daniel Stemler south seVenty-two degrees,
west sixty perches TO stone and stakes thence
by the same south ntty-siX and One-quarter
degrees west eighty-two peTches to a post ;
thence by land of Jacob smith south sixteen
and three-quarter degrees, east htty perches
10 stone thence by the same north sixty
three degrees, east one hundred and eighteen
perches to a stone; thence by the same south
Sixteen degrees, east lhirtg-eight perches TO
q post; thence by land John IL. Weiss north
seventy-three and one, half degrees, east six
ty-ulue perchcs 10 a stone; thence by land OF
VI nliam Schailer north nine degrees west
two perChes to n stone; theJce by the same
north seyenty-twO degrees, east lorty seven
De ehes and iwu-tenths to the place OF begin
ming, containing Two HUN bRED AND
TW WENTY-FOUR ACRES AND FORTY
NINE PEROhES, strict measurei upon
which is erected
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

The steamer Amazonese, 1SC0 tons bur
den, the first Of a new line between Norfolk
Va, and Liverpool, arrived at Norfolk on
Sunday. She will take full cargo of cot
ton to Liverpool. The line has been estab-
lished by an English cotton finn.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

A young man in Paris won at the lot
terry two grand pianoes, which he sold lul
10000 francs, and then he speculated on the
Bourse. In few weeks he had lost the
last franc; then suicide followed.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

1t is rumored that Dennis Kearney will
come East in a few weeks "to help the
workingmen to elect their ticket in New
York, and that he will visit Europe to
"study the condition of labor" and see Carl
ba1Ii
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27

The Iowa City journal (Rep,) asks /;
"Should Bohemians vote the Republican or
Democratic ticket ?" Our opinion is that
they should do just as thsy please in the
matter. 50 long as they vote conscicntiously,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27
Republican Ticket.

FOR STATE TREASURER,
SAMUEL BUTLER, Of Chester.
COUNTY.
Prothonotary,
SAMUEL A. WLHR, Summit Hill.
Sheriff,
THOS. KOONS, Lehlghton.
Coroner,
u. w. STRAUP, L. Towamensing.
County Surveyor,
DENNIS BOWMAN, Parryville.
Jury Commissioner,
J. G. EADIg, Wcathcrly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27
New Advertisements.
GENERAL
Election Proclamation

Pursuant TO an Act or the Geueul Assem-
bly, of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania,
entitled "An act relating to elections IN this
Commonwealth, approved the 2ud day Of
july, a. D., 1889, aud further supplement
to that act, approved january 80. 1874, 1, j.
W. Raudcnbush, Sheriff Of the County Of
Carbon, Pennsylvania, do hereby make
known and give notice 10 the electors Of the
County aforesaid, that an election will be
held in said County Of Carbon, ON THE
| TUESDAY AFTERTHE FIRST MONDAY
! IN NOVEMBER. being
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--ALSU,-
All those four certain
TRACTS OR PIECES OF LAND,

situate in Franklin Township, Carbon County,
and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
No. l. Beginning AT a stone, thence by land
of John Moyer north iorty-seven degrees, west
thrty-six petches to a stone thence by third
described tract north siXty-seven and One-hnlf
degrees, east sixty-siX pCrches to stone
thence by the second described tract thirty
five degrees, west sixty perches to the place
OF beginning, containing
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27
The 4th of November


One person for Coroner Of Carbon county.
One person for Jury Commissioner of the
County of Carbon.
One person for Surveyor of Carbon county.
| also make known and give notice that
the freemen of the several townships aud
boroughs of this county will hold their clec-
ton at the places hereinafter designated:
BANKS TowNsHIP-Audenried District: At
the school house in Audenried.
Beaver Meadow District At the school
house in Lewiston.
East Mauch Chunk Borough AT the pub |
lie house OF Christopher Curran.
East Penn township AT the public house
of Penrose George.
Franklin Township AT the public house
of Edward Raber.
Kidder, North District AT the school house
in Bridgeport.
Kidder, South District At the public house
of Paul Eckhard.
Lansford Borough AT the public house of
George Evans.
Lausanne Township AT the female school
house of Buck Mountain.
Lehigh Township AT the school house in
Rockport.
Lehghton Borough At the public house
OF Albert BroOst.
Lower Towamensing Township AT the
public house of Lewis Graft.
Mahoning AT the public house of Thomp-
son Mcdaniel.
Mauoh Chunk 1st ward AT the public
of J. S. Keser.
Mauch Chunk 2nd ward AT the public
house OF Mrs. +. Shulenberg.
Nesquehoning District AT the public house
of p. McKeuna.
Packer Township AT the public house oil
James j. Cole.
Packerton District AT the public schoo
house.
Penn Forest Township AT the public hous'
OF Euos Koch.
Parryvlle Borough AT the public hous'
OF Charles RIddatz.
Summit Hill District AT the town hall o
Summit Hill.
5 Towamensing AT the public house ofJohI
Weiss.
9 Weatherly:-At the public house of II. Keise
= Wessport AT the public house of Kresg
. 4 Behler.
4 also make known and give notice, as il
! and by the 18th Section of the aforesaid Ac
: am directed, that "cvery person except jus
tices of the Peace who shall hold any Ollie
=, or appointment of profit or trust under tn
= Government of the United States or OF tn
State, of any city or incorporated district
@ WleIneT COluEllltu blllCtl VI btllIl hIoNy ouJ
ordinate officer or agent, who is, or shall b
employed under the Legislative, Judiciar.
or Executive Department of the State or tn
United States, or of any city or incorporates
district, and also that every member of Con
gress and the State Legislature, and Of tn
select and common council ofany city, com
i missioner of any incorporated district, is b.
N law incapable of holding or exercising at tn
II same time the office or appointment ofiudgt
n inspector or clerk orany election ofthis Com
:, monwealth, and that no inspector or judge
Il or any other officer ofany such election ,shal
y be eligible in any Office than to be voted fol
y At all elections hereafter held under th
laws of this wealth, the polls sha
be opened at seven o'clock Il. IN, aud close
4 at seven O'Clock p. III.
> Given under my hand the 2Sth day {
August, A. d. 1879, and of the Independ
ence OF the United States the One Hundre
and Fourth.
$, J. W. RAUDENBUSH, Sheriff.
s. sept 6, lS79-w4.
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NINETY-TWO ACRES,


No. L. beginning at a stone, thence by land
of John Wolf north twenty-five degrees, west
one hundred and sixty perc-.es to stone
thence by land of David Hartman, north six
ty-tive degrees, east fifty perches to stone
thence by the third described tract, south
twenty-five degrees east one hundred and SIN
ty perches to Il stone; thence by land ot JOhl
Meyer, south siXJy-ive degrees, west tlty
perrhes to the place OF beginning, containing
FIFTY ACRES strict measure, excepting
and rcserving however out of the above tract
twcuty-three acres and eighty perches. sold
to Robert Klotz by deed ed the 28th day ol
March, 1875 and ten acres sold to II. Camp
bell by deed, dated February 2Sth, 1915; leaV
ing in all
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY MINI
ACRES AND SEVENTY-TWO PERCHEs
more or less.
81 oil thnt nnrIn In
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GALE OF STANDS, sc.

Notice is hereby given, that the CARBON
COUNTY INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY VIII
sell the stands ami Privileges tor the coming
Fair, on Wednesday, OC rnBER lst.. 1873, at
$50 o'clock p. NJ, on the Fair Grounds, TO the
highest bidders. This affords a rare chance
TO parties desiring a prohtaOle business dur
ing the Fair
DIR. !. q kREAMER, Pres,
W. n. RAPSHER, Sge'Y, sept. 20-w2.
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New Advertisements.
pANAwAY FROM ROME.

by given, that my Adopted
Highland, has run away
persons are forbid harbor-
on my account, as l will
{ his contracting alter this
CHARLES BLOSE,
Parryville, Pa,
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Mauch Chunk, Sept. IS, 1879.

0pGRNG 10 stops, Sset,iolde,nIT;S,nIguG Reeds,
r,usss5ElHs warn't 6 yrs, stool & Book, only SOS.
New oct. Pianos. Stool, Cover, * Book, only
Sl43 IS Latest illustrated Newspaper sent
free. Address Dan. +. Beatty, Washing on Nj.
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pleasing results of using the NtFact as n
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Two-Story Frame Dwelling,

twenty-four by twenly-six feet, with Kitchen
attached, sixteen by twenty-five feet a Swiss
Barn, thirty by sixty feet, and other uut-
buildings. About one Hundred Acres are
under Good Cultivation.
HENRY BOYER,
Assignee Of Joseph b. Seidel.
August 80, 1872
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LoToR PIECE oFLAND,

situate in Franklin Township, County and
state aforesaid bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at stone; thence by
land of AmmOn Klntz, south iOrty-hVe ana
one-half degrees, west twenty perchcs to a
post in a Public Road, leading from Pine
swamp to WeisspOrt; thence in said road,
sonth fifty-four and one-halI degrees. west
sixteen perches to a post in said road thence
by land of John Mover, north nine degrees
west fOrty-five perches to post; thence by
land of AmmOn Kl0tZ, north siXt seven and
one half degrees, east nine perchcs to stone
thence by the same south iOrty-seven degrees
and thirty six perches to the place of begin
ming, containing
FIVE ACRES AND SIXTY THREE
PERCHES, strict measure.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property OF Ammon KlOtz.