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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

Every effyrt If the Democracy To
disparags General Grtut fail, a. it
comes forth, for tLs reason that
Grsnt il a manly mrn. There is no
such material 10 tie Democratic par
~ no such manhood IN all the
range Of Solthern traitors, from pol
itition 10 brlggart, legislator 10 reb
81 brigadisr. lhs Republican party
at this time, could, not bo better
seryel thsa 10 the abuss II Grant.
We advise our Democratic oppo-
meats, therefore, 10 pils it on thicG
- HayrisJurg 7sLegrgJh.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

One day, toward the close OF last
month, remarkable wave OF dark
ness obscured part Of London, aud
for twenty minutes it was as dark rs
on a moonless night. The darkness
differed from that ofan ordinary fog,
as distant lights could be clearly
seen, but all above Was veiled 10 inn
penetrable gloom. As the darkness
abated a lurii glare caused alarm,
the idea prevailing that itarose from
O tremendous couhagration.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
TRIAL LlST-M,Y TERM. 1879

Henry VI Nipple -. Daoi.l Krehs. Exoc'r sc.
Pstrics Brown W.. George q. Arnold
Milton NrPhef'on Ns. Henry ZUrtman and
Anir.w lrutt.
Milton Morhersou vs. Isaac Fisher and Geo.
b sLer
John q Hrei,,er, Trus'se Of Mary Ann ) pot,,
-. wm II. Backbone.
Benz ,min Lorsy Daniel Het,rich
John =. " oOi ys. DauIei tt-euLart and Moses
>IerAt.
Moss -peeht vs samuel Lup'er.
Leafs T.. P.Sii"g aui 'i-Ir-e J. Sch0ch over
,'"r 4 the PyoF of Pynu tup. ". ,hArl-. NJ.
Str1uJ.
Adam Martin Admir- Of Mary Martin decd vs.
Char Il u-h,
Thonts Creeprr ", Charles =. SgenrlA
lsaac -. BDJer Ludgss-r, sc VI. Edward Bass
ler
Iscnb y. striker W. John welst
JOIN EAl'er'hamp W u Frars S~engel.
Hannah Miller ". :-asc kret.
frsuslin ! ScLuch ". .llra Ulrich.
Wm u HerrO!f for use, he. vs. Abrahsm
Gsuxlsr &C.
Levi Musser W. William Loss.
Michael and sarah Seitr W. ". {. Shr0yes n
lr ko.SolI kOthruck W. ,, A. Wetrei, A Adn'r
Sr.
ssllu,groye : and b. A,.o'n samuel Faust
sane sam.
same vs.. ,stue
sams sane,
The shove causes are at issue ant for trial q
Msy Term, 10. J.CROU,E
May !, is,. Pr1,hY
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

Hezekiah Shalfer, who murdered
his wife on February 81. 1878, was
hanged in the jail yard at Cham.
bersburg, on the 17th ult, Ho was
carried to tho scalfOli 10 q blanket.
the loss of blood consequent upon
his attempt ut suicide rendering him
50 weak that he was unable to walk
A Washington correspondent thus
sums up the whole matter: "rwen-
ty-sevon loyal States furnish 2G9 Sen
ators and Representatives, of whom
81 were Union soldiers. Eleven
disloyal States furnish % Senators
aud Representatives Of whom 30
were rebel soldiers
Gen John A. Dix, died at his res.
idence in New York, on Monday
night, in the eighty-frst year of his
aye.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
NOTlCE Of widon- Appr.l.emeni.

NOTICE Of Widows Apprai-erent,
Nunier the $500 Lnu -Sn,icr is
hereby given that The follosins widows
aPpriissmenr. have heen filed with III,
Clerk Of the Orphans Court of snyder CO
FOR confirmation on Monday. The 2eIb Ia!
Of hSy nrI'.
AnrrAi. sn-ot = Chri.'iAnA B Bluinger ~idoz
o. 3 sisri I Bitiipger, d~. ~.
Appfsis-lnsut Of EIr. ksig sido- Of job
Eslg. dec'i.
,rprsi..rstnt q Msnah Long ~idoS Of fran.
q. fo1g, DOES.
Appr.i..h.nt of Sarah Aoysr sido- 81 O,o.
J. HHysr, d-r'I
Apprl.spisn' ~ M,iiIds svsrir -idD- Of
H.rf,s0B 5ssr,, dsc'd.
Appral.s ssn' - Mary st.hl widos ~ Jobi
sfsEi, is,'I.
Apprsi.sm,st u sopbi H,os -idSE of job
u o.. fSc'd
.ppr.i..'n.ut - C.,hsriss Ls1iy viis- o.
Johh LThig. dFc'd,
A nt,i.sis-atof II O''larlns Harasyls .idos
si J. y. Hos .Sis, f~'L.
apDr.l.-a-''i 0f v nnT sh-ll-hbsfgsr VIII.
q ihB sISilsscsfgrr. .c'd
Nay M. GROUSE, Clsrs o. q
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

The first Treasury warrant for tho
payment Of arrears Of pensions was
issued on Thursday, aud the secre-
tary now thinks he eau pay the back
pensions as fast as tue amounts can
he made up, or at the rate Of a mill
ion aud a half a month, unless Con.
gress makes some unexpected ap'
preparation. lie estimates that az
ter July Let the refunding Of the
debt in lower-rate bonds will save
the Governmsn. at least thirteen
millions annually, and two years Of
this saving, it Is estimated will near
ly pay the pensions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

Register se Recorder.
EDITOR Posr:-
IA the time is sp.
proacbipg when we will be called upon to
select suitable person 10 ill he Office
of Hegi.Ier 4 Recorder. and II is our duty
TO select our best men. YOU will therefor.
please announce the name of :. H. schuck
~ n suitable person 10 MI sad office. be
has been rricd aud bis Record has been
sn we'll established for his promprne-- ~
attending 10 his business. aud he has
proved himself TO be honest. sober and in.
duslrious. and in every way qu,lifei To
fll the oNicc nf which he has thorruyh
knowledge, 50 THAI no further recon nen-
i,lion i. necessary he need. the sympathy
Of the party. Ms he has been untvrun,te
through sickness aud losses ~ trai he j.
in need Of help. let Us nomiuate on
strongest men, and we will be sure Of sue
GEES. PkNS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
Notice in Partition.

The Commonwealth OF Pen"syica.
MIA, Greetiny:
T, Jscab s, Smith. Henry
y Smith samuel Smith, James n Smith;
Nsry Intern rrisi with Frederick Blngsm q.
70 iiine in Snyder c"un,y George '. smith,
iesdinx It rhnnp~o1town. Junista Ho.. Ame
n, in'crm,'rlei With y, u. auvherty. now
hecea s.i lett To SURVIVE her y husband anI
three children VT S"Rlon :, Dnugherty, VII.
ton - Dtnghsrtv Merits ". Isuxh~rty al 81
whom are minors AMI have Tor tLer guar
dian R'v. l.. " trt~mer. resld'up Mt lie d..
anon, Pa, J-coh 8 smith now niso disesrei
lesyios issue seven chiidren, viz jeremiah n.
Smith rosiiinx at Lyksns bnuIhen o, "a"
Jacob y. sm,ih. residing at Mrnheim Ian
Reuben Fsrner. rest I'm, at Me leo. Junira
90. Pa. Jame. y Suith. Mary ". snyder.
Ann Fila O., Intern lried sth .Dsvli Keller.
Rosa D. interrar'i,, Nth 'e"rre specht.
sanuei smith, nos Hi-o d-ce,se'i ~nU left To
suryiv- him ~iio~ via tb.tb Smith ami d 20
children. viz Louiss tn'erWsrri 4 With sol
ninon Kneuss re,tlinv at urient,i Junist
go, Pa, hguss Intern 'rfisi ~ith Druiel
Knnuse, residin< al -unbury, Pa, sarah In
&c IN .rried dsi h hsri.s riteheli Mary ,n'or.
married With Henry bach p,o. 40 rxe smith
your petitioner. all vssiii Y 10 Snydsr Cou0ty
OF Henry and Mary Smiih, late ~ the toroush
Of Middlshurx. >byier county, d-cessed.
You are hereby n0tin-i that by sirtus oi q
writ Of inqui-ition is'asi gu o, the Orphans
that an inquest will he he 4 = the l.ts ro.i.
Il, bee Of the said Mary Sm Ia isro,.oi. Ia the
borough of Nj die burg, nh "a Drlay May Eth
A, u ls7y, at 10 o. loek A, NJ. 10 male parii
cs-'sd. when = nd vLtrs you may attend II
you think proper
slerifs offirs MiddlsDurg, June T, ibis.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

As al evidence Of the revival ot
business, the transactions at the
Philadelphia custom house for Maicl
should be coasi isred satisfactory
During that month th. receipi'
amounted to ,O77.5Js nearly So,
900 more than ia March 1876. wh.r
many goods Ehefs passing throngi
The customs for exhibition q, the ecu
teanial. ia noticing the agree.b e
fact the L7qusrey remarks; e: here
IL 10 loo2sr any doubt that ths tids
Of trade has fairly tnrDed. Por fv,
yssxs il sbbed sad sbbsl antil it
really seemed as tboagh We shoald
nevss. nsvsr get Aaoat a2sia. Then
$3.50 sIeek water, snd DOW to.
vsseDe Deospssisy. have began l.,
Dyg -. ~ ios ISStIs Wills 40 oar
- 80 y. hsss = !eey bssi
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

Ex.Ccngressman Smalls, Of South
Carolina, says that the negroes Of
that State are scraping all their
money together preparatory to "ex-
odusting' to Kansas. They are
bound to stampede, says Smalls,
and will live on tenpenny nails until
they get money enough to buy rail-
road tickets.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

A project is on foot to have the
entire force of the National Guard
OF Penns, lvania assemble on the
Gettysburg battlefield some time
during the coming summer, and go
into camp for one week. II is in
tended to make it tho largest en-
canpment ever held in the State.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

A Southern statesman in conver
sation with n representative OF tho
Chicago Tribune, is reported to have
said 1--WE are going to put Il rebel
President into the White Hause. for
Democracy now means nothing else.
The true animous Of the opposition
to Tilden is perhaps explained rath-
er prematnrelv
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

Jefferson Davis, according to the
Democratic papers, will soon visit
Washington. And while there will
probably pick out bis seat in the
senate, SO that when he is sent back
officially he can drop into it with
out delay. The brigadiers yearn to
see him reseated.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

IitnII P.ttafal viii tgrt J,l tosd
PatsiiI PsiGip { f5 at1'steJj gisklJ
Yisilf hglsfsl Ia q zj11 All Hlaf fN
hytiiI tsstsfsl tez5n q nst. 8 5bug gsl
" Js, Mos'sss Drug store. HiddIsbvrG
NCbsw Jseksoss Best Sweet
nssy Cvssses. Dss.s. 10 u.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

AZ the recent election, Michigan
gave clear majority Of between 81
700 and 1000 over Democrats and
Greeubackers Inst year the com
bined majority against the Republic
cans was 25,OO0
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

The Japanese are fitting up a
palace for General Grant, and he is
TO be the guest of the Empire.
Forty thousand dollars have been
set aside for his entertainment. and
it will no doubt be on n grand scale
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

Information froD the 'Sonth shows
8 at II is dVudei with pamphlets eo-
cudr1gin.; the people there in the
Glh hat the lost cause has been
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
Notice in Partition.

.he Commonwealth IF Pennsyioa.
mia, Grseti"g:
To Jamss \. Smith. aamnrl Smith
Henry smith. Mary ints'psrrisi WITH
ffereriek BiDsi'nan. All restiinx IN SNYDER
'Ounfy ps,, nsorys ". smith. fsSidinz 1T
fhomI,so' tosn. JUnin, tn, ~ Apslis In.
tenn fr,ej with =. " Dsbshefty who Ii nov
ie@es. ~ Int tn 10 shvyiv Va her 4 ~ I,snah.
ertv, her bnsbsnd. and th 90 eh 'idren VIA
Sssi"n \ bsuEtsVy, Milton \ DHuahefJ,
M.rtie " D.1sbertv, Who are mInoss sni
have for their srsriiAn nsv. g.. W. Cr,w.
usr. ~ tsbsb'n, Pa, ssmu'I smith Who 10
aIso 10 - tut i-i' ~ sIryifs h'n, ,wii,v, w.
rsbsfh smith, residing at sunbury, pa, sd
n o ehiIivsu, wa ouiss istsrm sVvisd With
5ol mon Kpbnse stbns st ~ isBt.I Jupists
'~., ~ ASoss noe ibtsrmsvrIsi wlth D,oisi
Ka"ass ,hina ct snnbnfy. Ps Msry intsr.
p-frisi 9TH Usory Bsehnsn, Ssvsh intsr.
msfrisd 9th Chs5iss " trhsii. ssh 'bs ,rds W.
Nm ith Jour Ieti'iossr. 81 rsHIas IN s0vdsr
20 Pa. hsi,s o. a lsssl Vsur tsotss'vss ~
w l'p smith late of 'ss Borough of hidi's.
yoa -. hs,s,y not,n.d ths, b, v,r.. ofa
srt NJ IoquisitIon issnst ont Of the ~. ph.a's
t.oa,t sf sydsr es1sty & and 10 'cs ~ cIsd
that ss IrTssss viii hs held VI The late fssi.
dsses ofha said philip smith. dsessssd, IN
tho bor.ush ~ hiddishurs ssyds, county,
~ On nstssdss, NAys ~ b. Al. tsJs. ~ "
eelc<t Z. w.C' MAKE psytlti0s ~ ssl.stios ol
b6 Reel tsfsts NJ ssil dscsss~a Whsa sad
vhsss sss ssy s'sss1 " e. ,h,.t es"vss,
eesaCs o0ss, ntl>issssg, NJ, s.'sa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

A oil H,s been introduced in the
lo'sea, harrisburg fIr tue licens.
IL of all persons over 81 years VINO
dosire t. purchase drinks at public
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

The extra session of Congress has
already cost the country about $500
900, aud the returns for the invest
incnt are very meagre. Set il down
TO Confederate reform and economy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
OR SIX BOTTLES FOR SIS.

OR SIX BOTTLES FOR SIS.
Delivered 10 any address free from OBJ.
servaiirn.
"Pa,ien,s" may consult ny letter. re-.
ceiving The same attention. as by calling.
| By answering tho following questions:
I. Give your name and post -oifiice sd =
dre-s. county and STATE, aud your nearest
express office !
2. Your age AMI sex'
8. Occupation 7
| 4 Married or sin,let
5 Height weight now aui IL health ,
8. How long have you been sick
I. Your complexion. color OF bair and
eyes
8. Having you a STOPPING or erect ssii :
| 0. Relate without reserva,ion all you
know about your ease. Enclose ono doI.
ar ~ con.nl'aiion Zee. Your letter viii
hen receive our Hiiention. sni We will
give yon the bsiure ~ your disease aud
onr candid opinion concerning 4 cure.
Compsieni Physicians. attend 10 CORES.
ponds0s Al I.iisr sIould bs Addrsrs-
81 10 p'.psnsa,ory. i2l7 piib.r Street,
Pbiiaislpbia. Re.
H. 7 HEtMs0i0,
Y Drussi,' and Chemist.
fbilsdelphls. r.,
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
HsTea eIs.'E d ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
Dist let .iUorney.

FR'yNn GROUSE: We would cal the alton.
tiou Ut the Rerrblican Party, tn the fact, tha;
tho nest nomination tor District Attorney
hone.tly sni rizhtiuliy belongs - Il. 4 LIZ y.
MAN, tsq. >hOul Mr, AlIeman receive the
the nOmina'ion. which We are nonnient hc
Will. y handsome majority Ou~ pirty will
then have on its ticket, Replh. can shp hu
nsvei hinchei Ltsyer Oi sDIlity, AnI gpn.
tlemsn ot SHOWN moral rhArsc er. Mr.. A le.
man ~ District Attorney vii he an honor 10
A kKfUnLICAN.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
WAsHIsGTos.
Ed. Posr -

Announce II. II. Grimm, Fsq n.
o. w shin gtDn, a. suitable par-nu tn OIL the
of - ~ District Attorney. Mr. 2rimm'. xu..
rirrc. ~ the bar and IL, ns,urai ani arquit cd
.hiI'y ~ hin fr apr'supt aud "fncieht dis.
charge the duties po.tsiuiug ~ tl- ON. %.
WEST B.AyER
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
{ ne ? 0 S t.
,itdlcburg, NAY, /, 1919.
. GROUSE. Editor & Proprietor.

"Etoiusting' is u new word co,u
y Western journalists, in SPEAK.
g., ,l t..A s'awpelo of the colorod
..-nlA from tho ! ,r,h.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
I IcENsE NOrIcE.-Notice is

have u,ci their petitions tor Tavern license with
the Clefk Of Quarter ~ersionsof snyder county,
AMI the same viii be presented for approval rp
Monday tho 2Otn lay ot MsN next.
And now, January 18th, 1877. 1t is ordered
that the Clerk OF the court insert iu the publ.
cation ot Tavern bicshses hereafter u notiso
that " Licenses Rrau'ed by the Clurt will be
Ru,i and voii, unisss the applic,nt shall utt
the same within hfteen days arer the same
| sha have been srahiei, by tho production OF a
receipt from tha county Trea'urer to the Ccrk
OF taii court, thst tho Licelse f,e mas been
paid. PER CUuIAN.
J.CROUSE, Clerk u. \.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
CANDlDATE CARDS
Prothonotdry.

Please announce Samuel A
Weir'l, Esq, Of Betver tovi-hip a.. siit.b,r
nominee fDi the uttic' of Pr,'h ,uptarv - the
coming Priuary Ei"ttipu. Nr W-ifal ~ an
ness mau ani viii make q hitnful oin,
ADAMS
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
Assignee Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that ih. fol
~ lowing A-sisnees Accounts have been
hi,d 10 the office Of the prothonotary of
the Court Of q. y. OF SNYDER county anil
will he presented to the next court Tor
confirmation. AMI unless sufficient c,us.
he shown I, the contrary the same will
he confirmed
Account of. II. H'rtmsu As sisneo OF John
Account OF J. II. Hartman A,.isu,e Of o ,th.
srine NApp.
Account ofJ y. k'citzer and J. Il Hall A.
si2nee Of AR ,hAm a. ,usisr,
Account OF }. s. Beaver Assignee Of Henry NJ.
Herman.
Account Of Henry Krouse Assignee Of Henry
Benier.
Acc un,of J. e. sahoeh Assignee OF Honry
/ Moy.r.
account Of u. Il. Fes,ier Assignee Of Peter
Hartman.
Accoun, Of Adam u walter As.ien.. OF q.
l. Dcrr.
Account % Andrew J. B,vsr.oI A.isuc, si
Cyrus Marks.
..hecoun,of Dsvid Gross A"sne. n simou
W. Eier.
Ac'ouu, OF q. w, Ro- Assignee OF " illism
Sl-sr.
Accorn, of David Rsbsr Assignee II Jacob
Account % samuel Mabel A,siss.. os Henry
Dietrich.
,,fiuA account Of Z. p, rlnch A-isn-. of
wsg-bsrl,r h Sou.
Accom-, Of A. W. Pou.r Assignee Of y. ".
E,,aer.
Acenup, OF u. .. shoily A .isn.. Of John
Sholly,
81 Musser.
rRnf"SE p,,,ksr
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

On. ID g. t'ish.r aas been Sc,
le sni as tho member cf the RepIb
} tu Cong,ossIonai Campaign Com
4.t.,a from PENNSYLVANIA.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

En-. posr Announce \. II kECk. Eq,
asa candidate at tho coming Primary f'e'.
ton, tor Register ant Rs'nrser. squire Keck
J. AZ sctiye kepublicnn-energ. tic business
msn-cumpetent 10 alt RESPECTS to- M the once
-sleiss German aud English iueDtly, aui
viii make good officer,
WAsnIsGTos.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
COURT ri;OCLA NATION.

"herca' the lion. J. e. Ruch-r Pr..i
w dent Judge of the Judicial Di.iri~
composed the counties Of Snyder, Union
ami Niihin and Hiram USell and
Ssm1. u Voter k.is A.s,ci,Is Judges
IN and for Snyder county hs,- issued ,hrir
prscspt hearing. is,e the as'b day N
Feb 4. u. 1879. 10 me directed for
the holding ofsn Orphans couri. , .nur,
~ Common Pleas. r,nrt ~ oyer and Ter
miner and Gcn-rsl court or Qns,,.r s,..
.ior. Of the rc,ce at Iiiii.hmy, 'or ihs
county VI Snyicr. On III. An Mnni-y. thr
ius The ?6'h day Of M,y 1879. nri
contirnr onr wrrk
Notice is therefore hereby si,.r 10 the
Coroner. Justices Of N. rrnce and Cnnrs
hlr> in snt for tho county Of snyder. N np
pear in their proper person ~,th their roll-
records, inqnisitions. examination, and
o hcr remcmhrinces TO do those thing
which OF their Offices and in their behalf
pertain 10 be done and witnesses aud per.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave At their
peril. Justices are requested 10 he puncI
ual in their attendance al the appointed
time agreeably TO nolice.
Given under my hand and zeal a, the
Sheriff. office in Midllrburg, Ihe l1lh lay
Of Apr A d.. one thousand eighl hundred
aud seveniy-nine.
DANIEL BOLENDER. Sheriff.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

~. Agdinrs ~ pr,pkiIs To rshir ga conni,
% Certify. thst sc met. Andiisi and sdjns'ef
le@",ii ~ t1 I,s the lorssd accounts f'hs
.Hpsryi .or. so ysv.'esd tns I6pr IN Nd
90 ssh '"s',ap sbf 4" rstDrt that ss ~
n"i 'hsO u1s snd err 81 80 sinvs stated, n
he i~si ~ our ktss Idss shd tsist
Divsb u,f , "av hast. ~ MA burS. sail
;oa1tJ, the fth day u \ r'ii. 1879
.. StitpH
HANrkL BOWEN,
q. 90. BDLEsDtR.
Apsn ~, Ts Asdi itofs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

rth'e In the court House. In Ni'dl,burx on
1uesi y the ATTN hay oi way. 1879, between the
hours oipA. N.sni& o'clock y. VI. ~ten and
whe's al who my te I tha'naeive- a'grIaved
by their classification. may attend ifthey tti Il
proper.
LEVI KEPLtR.
Apr. ~, ~. Mercantile Appraiser.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
Register &c Recorder.

Jerrs Cronse rssrectfu iy announces himself
candidate for ProthcnOtsry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-21
WHO is THE SNEAK?

4 Democratic contemporary eulogizeS
Senator Hill. OF Georgia, as "a soldier,
and desames Senator Blaincas "a sneak. :
SO far as the two gentlemen named are
concerned. their martial records, for
the late civil war, are about the same,
except that the Georgian presents the
more inconsistent aspect. Mr.. Blaine.
but Il few years younger than Mr. Hill.
was sent to the House OF Representatives
in 1862 In that body and i'll the United
States Senate he has served ever since.
Mr.. Blaine was a Republican editor when
he entered Congress. and has remained
an advocate of that partys principles
and policy ever since. On the other hand
Mr.. Hill was Il so-callcd Conservative
Unionist. and had beena member of Con-
gress He was member Of the Georgia
Secession Convention, and on both sides
Of the question. He never entered the
Confederate army and never was a sol
der. but was elected to the Confederate
Senate from Georgia. in which body, as
Chairman OF the Judiciary Committee.
he was known as jefferson Davis fright
bower and as Il furious supporter of Il
furious war. He reported i'll 1864 the
infamous article OF war. which we be
lieve was not adopted. proposing to sell
colored soldiers captured i'll the field into
slavery. and to treat all officers conf
manding them as outlaws not entitled to
quarter. Mr.. Hill was. after the war
closed. furious obstructioniSt-a sort of
bomb-proof politician, while Mr.. Blaine.
as Speaker of the House, almost lost his
party's confidence by opposing strenu-
ously the Force bills and other meas
ures of 1S134-5-e Are ali Union men
''sneaks'' who. being in public OF bust
ness life. did not enter the army? If so.
what must be said Of the SouthCrnerS
like Hill. who blew hot and cold. becom-
in" tie most furious of Yankec-haterS
while taking care not to risk their own
carcasses within the range of a bullet
We do not believe that Il man was ncccs-
sarily = sneak" because he failed to
serve III either army.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-21
LOUIS NAPOLEON KILLED.

Information has been received in Lon
don from Cape Town, by way Of Madeira,
that Prince Louis Napoleon, the ONLY son
of Napoleon Ill, was killed by Zulus,
while hess and some officers were making
military observations. The Prince re-
ceived seventeen spear thursts, and was
discovered dead in field of long grass.
His death has caused great gloom in Cape
Town.
Reuters dispatch from Cape Town,
dated June ;. via Madeira to-day states
that Prince Louis Napoleon, cX-Prince
Imperial of France. accompanied by other
officers, left Col. Woods camp to recon-
noitre The party diSmounted in 4 mealie
field. when the enemy crept upon them
and assailed the Prince, killing him. His
body was recovered.
Tie Times correspondent, writing from
Itelezi Hill on the I'll inst. says: The
body of the Prince Imperial was discover
ed in field oflong grass. There were no
bullet wounds upon it, but there We're
seventeen wounds made by assegai
thurSts. The body was found stripped
and the clothes had been taken away.
Tie Tclegraph's dispatch from Cape
Town. June ;. says the news of the death
of the Prince Imperial east a gloom over
the city. All the flags were flying at
half mast.