The Luzerne Union from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 2

echoes of those Northern bills and go far ijU.X'OJUSJCT -aSWswi-: PRESIDENT jB3ttJkIfl i.THJBl,,. towards, leadinr. the truly rural, bat let SHERIFF'S SALE Of Valuable Real Estate. By virtus of sundry writs of fieri facias, venditioni tiponm, and levari facias la-sued oat of the Court of Common Pleas of Lu LUZERNE UNION Trota Our Secular Correspondent-! Washikotok, March 2d, 1876. The monotonous stupidity of the House any body inspect those sonorous sentiments and be will find the grossest absurdities.

zerne county, to me airecled, win be exaosea to sale at public vendue Saturday, One thing Is "certain, tat President Grant is a man of unprecedented stupidity, or of undoubted He bas been in WEDNESDAY; "MARCH 8, 1876. -ALSO All the right, title and Interest of tbe 4nfnn. dant In and to the following described piece, parcel and tract of land, via All that certain lot or piece of ground lying and tielng situated In West Nantieoke village, Lncernu county, Pennsylvania, boundod aud described aa follows, -to wits Commencing at a corner on Main street or Road loading from Shiohshtnny to Plymouth South seventy-three degrees east one hundred and sixty-eight foot to a corner on koad leading up Harvey's Creek, thence north thirty -one degree thirty minutes east ninety. lx feet to a corner, thence north forty-five de. was effectually stirred to-day when the bill concerning pensions for the veterans of Ixty three feet to the place ef beginning containing thirty thousatul nine hundred and ixty square feet of laad more or less Improved with a two story wood dwelling house and out buildings thereon.

ALsooneotnerpieeeof land, situated In town-hip and county atorsald. Beginning in a pub. lio Road at a une Cherry-Tree, corner of land of Samuel a. Kinsoy, south along lands of snld Klnmiy fifty-four degrees west forty-five pel-cut's to a stone corner on bank of Wapwollopcn Creek, thonoe along the middle ot said ereek north thirty-five perches to a corner tn inldd le of said creek, and line of land of Veter Hart, thence along line of said Hurt south fifty-one and one-balf degrees east six perches to a stake April UL 18YB, at XU OHKK in iu kitouwiu, the Court-house in the City of Wlikea-Barre, the following described property, via I close fellowship with the most notorious All the riffht. title and interest of the defend begins to-day.

We are supposed to wear sack-cloth and sit it ashes, bat tbe solemn significance of the fast is well-nigh absolute. A few devout cripples will attend the church services thinking of all the lessons In the Philadelphia Press year, one of Mr. Forney's Washington letters read as follows i I 1 "Another principle be embodied in our r-e-organized form government. The men Who shape the legislation of this country, when the war is "past, mast remember that what we want is power and strength. The -problem will be to combine the forms of a republican government with the powers of a jconarphipal; government; What I mean to.

aaj; Jftbia i jQtatJh. hubtiefmutt be so orqaniztd and protected ant in and to the following described piece, parcel and tract of land, vis ail tnai certain piece of land situate in Union township, Lu zerne county, Pennsylvania. Donnuea auu aes seme county. Ft 1812 came np. Many ot loose oia men are residents of the South and in the late war they' had been compelled to join the Confederate forces.

Daring their service nnder another flag their pensions had been declared Toid. and now comesthe qtre'rjy whether their names shall ba restored to the vension roll. Many entlemeit ap scoundels and criminals in the country for, years and pretends that be was wholly ignorant of their characters and operations. He sees hi Cabinet officers one bj oneystep down andkmt. under "pressure of public criltod aa follow greea tnirty minute weettwornnnoreo nny ieet ra, Tii i Beginning at a corner of land of 1 and n.

ana aurid owwr, to a corner, aomn eeventyeix aegree niveen mlnntes west fifty-nine feet to a corner, thenco south ten degrees east one hundred and eighty thence north fourteen degrees, west flfty-one an threete nths perchea, thence north twenty. The Bibcock trial and the Belknap im peacbment has smashed the third term Bate Henry "Ward. Beecher, in a lecture in Boston daring the war, said; We, need more martyrs; jre "ed mr bloodshed. Bloodshed a the wine of the nations. God feeds them on blood 1 i I We renture to say, that any man who can talk that- way and profess to bo a christian, can do the other thing; and profess tob virtuous.

f' reel to a corner along lana of J. B. ana Smith to the place of beginning, being part a larger tract In the warrantee name of bargee a'. popularu tUL proached.the topic cautiously; there was a tuence aioug iu same norm eigntvnree anl one-balf degrees east twent elsiit perches to a atone corner, thence south fitly degrees east nineteen and two-tenths perches to the place ol beginning. Containing five acres and one hundred and twenty five perches more or less all Improved with a new two-story dwelling bouse and batn thereon.

Late the estate of the defendant In (aid writ name 1 with the appnrteuances. seized and taken In cxecutloa at the suit of that it eon defend itself a velt frpm fovs nine aegreea. vest twenty-nine percnes.tnenoe oath sixty degrees, west forty pereiiee.thenoe north thirty-nine degrees, west forty perches to a corner, thence north fifty-seven degrees, east seventy-eight perches to a corner, thence soma thlrty-tUroe degrees, east one hundred and seventeen perchea to a corner, thence south lirty-aeven- degrees, West fifty-five the Master taught, really lamenting mat their lives drift so far away from his teach, ings, bat to most Lent only means a welcom fast from dissipation that has grown wearisome. There will be a few evening parties, but there's no law against parties and dinners, and then the theatres will be crowded. riQCK Daly'a Society play is on the boards just now, and pretty Sue.

Jewett is charming everybody by her sweet voice, her gracefal wtthm as foes without, I The italics are his. The sentiment persists in giving each connemneq omcer, presidential fetter of His governor of tbe District of Columbia, became bo venal and his ring so grasping for plunder, that Congress, was obliged to repeal the Jaw which allowed the President to appoint therein stated, he doubt had many sup milip Mowery vs.Johu Mowery. porters in Washington, who, being clothed in brief authority, did materially change a governor for the District, and thns got manner, and her heavenly toilettes. Lot the problem of the governmentpreserving the forms of a while they Joshua Pugh In Plymouth township, contain Ing one hundred and fourteen lurches. Ira proved with a large two story frame House, used as a Hotel, B.rn and other ouwbuUdtuga thereon.

Late the estate of the defendant la said writ named with the appurtenances. seized and taken In elocution at the Stilt of John B. Smith and M. Smith vs. Stephen Gurnard.

Osborne, atl'jr. ALSO All the right, title and Interest of the defon. dant In and to the following described piece, parcel and tract of laud, via: All the follow ing described pieces of land situate In the township of Onion, county ot Luaerne and State of Pennsylvania. The first piece thereof beginning at a poet, thence by land now or 1st of Christopher Marshall, east ninety-five perches and five-tenths of a perch to a white oak marked for a corner, thence south eighteen degrees east one hundred and eighteen perchea to a corner, thence by land of Noah Wad- reeling wolcn Strongly aeprecaieu any renewal of bitter discussion, but as usual there were some turbulent men aching for a fight, some extreme who desired to again provoke the majority into an exhibition which should place them unpleasantly before the country; The matter was courteously handled for a time; then Hooker, of Mississippi, made au eloquent appeal for the poor old men so sorely needing aid; Martin S. Townsend delivered one of his tersely telling orations; Ben.

Hill spoke for a few moments, and then Geo. F. Hoar, of Massashusets, rose to say that he thought their side of the house had been lectured quite1 long enough, so he proceeded to taunt and goad with the merciless spite which only a narrow, vindictive nature can clear of Shepherd, without resorting to criminal prosecutions, which would impli tie is coming, that delicious little morsel of effervesence, and next week we are to have Von Bulow 1 1 have heard him once usurped the powers of a monarchical gov Mr.Lynn, oftheManch Chunk Democrat, proposes to iBSue a Daily Morning paper dur ing the murder trials of Kelly and Kerre gan, this month. Those who wish to read these important court proceedings should remit the subscription at once. wacitson, an y.

ALSO All that certain lot or piece ol land lying and being situated in the South District, In the City of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne county. Penn-sylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit On the east by lot of Daniel Thomas, on the west by fcmlth street, on the north by lilackman street, on the south by an alley said lot being numbered thirty-seven in town plet of said city, being fifty feet front on Black, man street, and rnnuing about one hundred and twenty-three feet deep, all Improved, with a two-story frame dwelling house and outbuildings thereon. Late the estate of the defendant In- said writ named with the annurtenances. ernment, Col. Pornev was in the secrets cate leading Republicans and cast a suspi I am to have that supreme delight once of those who "shaped the of perches to a corner the place of beginning, 1 containing forty acres, being the same piece ot land that was left to Adam Benscoter, by his father, James Benscoter.

by his last will and testament, npon which is erected a small two story frame house and outbuildings. About, twenty acres Improved. Late the estate of the defendant in said writ named with the appurtenances. Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of B. D.

Koons v. Adam Benscoter. Lynch, att'y. ALSO All the right, title and interest of the defend-ant in and to the following described piece, parcel and tract of land, viz All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the township of Wilaes-Barre, county of Luzerne, and state Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-wit Beginning at a point on the Laurel Bun Road, being the southwesterly corner of land of said Frank: Flosser, theuce north eighteen aud one halt degrees, west twenty- cion unon the occupants of the White more; a delight so fine and yet so intense House. His private Secretary.

Babcock, that occe experieced you will never forget this country," and i a measure; "re organized the forms of the had been openly and secretly operating its rapture. Several Bepablican papers in this State with the Revenue thieves for a nuumber of to give- them; the' Radical office-holders, TV tint Uclkaav Ksw. vriara. and the President claims to be inno "power and strength? to defend themselves Seized and taken In execution at the suit of The Philadelphia Times tells its readers cent of anv knowledge of the fact. The from foes within and without.

Ihey con know. His then nasal tones can only be heard for a very short distance; gentlemen left their desks snuffing the coming battle what Belknap saw when lie was called from nre already attacking Gov. Hendricks, of Indiana, as a prominent Democratic candidate for the Presidency. It is an old saying that the best apple tree in the orchard is always the first to be clubbed by fruit thieves. Wm.

K. Herbert vs. in. L. Keese.

Also at the suit of Herbert A Hathaway vs. Wm. L. Kecse. ALSO All the right, title and Interest of the defendant in and to all that certain piece or parcel of land, viz: All that certain lot, piece or the West to the vulgar splendor of a from their remote seats, and Mr.

Hoar nine feet, thence north fifty degrees, west seventy-one and one half feet, theuce north thirty-nine and three fourths degrees, east tinued the of a Republic" by di recting sham elections in the South, and exercised the powers of a monarchical government, by a military and carpet-bag rnle aver the re-constructed States. Bnarled away as he pleased, rousing Ben. Hill twenty-six leet, toence houlii mty-six uuu a in emphatic tte great. imrci i oi mnu lying aim ueing situateu in inu imuis norm eiguty degrees west one uuiiorva and thirty.four perches to a corner, thence bv land In the name of Patty Uakestraw north eighty. nine perches to the beginning, contain, ingtlxly-slx acres, ode hundred and ten perch, cs and allowances, bo the aame more or less, with a dwelling house, burn and apple orchard thereon, about tiny.

six acres Improved. The second piece thereof beginning at a White Pine Tree marked for a corner, thence north seventy-five degree west twenty-three perches to a corner, theuce kouth one and one. halt degrees east eighteen perches to a corner at the road, thence south rixty degrees east thirty-live and five-tenths perches to a corner, tln'iire north thirty-two degrees' east eighteen perches to a corner, theuce north foity-seveu alt degrees, east eignty ana one uuu ici-i to a Penn ivhi'U, ot liKea-Hurrc, l.urerne county est disorder and finally attacking Sunset Uox sylvania. bounded and described as follows, to newspapers had continued their attacks upon the Crooked Whisky swindlers, and had charged these crimes upon Joyce, McDonald, Babcock, McKee, and others, and still the President would invite these men to his private confidence in the Executive chamber, aod to ride with him in his carriage, as friendly and intimately as he could so many members of his own household. In all his intercourse with these bad point lor a Corner, on said Laurel Kun lload.

thence south seventy-seven degrees, west along said Koad thirty-two feet to the place of begin with fierce denunciations for his mistake Washington court that bad discarded statesmanship in men, modesty in women and integrity in official trusts." "Fie saw the peculator and the jobber at tbe threshold of the White House and the favorites iu its inner counsels. He saw wealth gathered by his fellows on meager during the Amnesty debate. Of course, ning, improved wjlu a two Lury uwcuni house aud out buildings thereon. Late the estate of the defundant in said writ named with the annurtenances. that brought Mr.

Cox to his feet with tbe sneering wonder if the gentleman from Two Tblrds Rale, The two thirds rule haj been abused Maine had delegated the House to de Seized and taken in execution at the suit of salaries, and amidbt the extravagant vul degrees west seventeen perches and five wit: ronting on ask streei, in saui city, bounded northwesterly by land of Josiah Bennett, northeasterly by land of Josiah Bennett, southeasterly by land of estate of John Soulier, und southwesterly by Hitid Ash street, utortiHaid wild lot being a front on Ash street, of fifty feet front, and a depth of about ninety feet, containing about four tliouuhil five hundred feet of Intnl. more or lens, all improved, wit one two story t.ainv dwelling house and stable thereon. Late the estate ot the defendant In satd writ named with the appurtenances. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of homes K. Lewis vs.

Gottfried Urundes. garity of a social organization that hated O'Jlanlon, ntt ALSO men, he has defied public opinion, and in no All the rightrlitle and Interest of the defend single instance has lie uttered or written virtue, lie saw that men bad come laden with gifts and had received the 'higber honors in return for them. He saw the Samners, the Schurzes, the Trambulls and ant in aud to tUu following described piece. uarcel aod tract of land, viz All that certain lot or oarcel of land situate in l'laina township county or l.uzei ne, state oi reniisyivmuii, con Democratic National Conventions, and should now be disregarded in the future. A majority of the delegates should nominate the candidates.as they dispose all of other business that comes before them- In all State and county convention, the majority rule prevails, and there is no sound reason why it should not prevail iu National Conventions, The two thirds rule was a cunning device on the part of the minority to an indignant word against one of them.

He uses bis official power to spare from punishment, and even goes upon the wit the Greeleys of Republanism forbidden guests at the Republican feast, because A. Weidner vs. r. I. Vose (Constable).

Miller, Att'y. ALSO The following described building and lot of fend him At last tbe bill was re committed to the committee for reconstruction and we all came home to dinner wondering how long it will take Some men to "simmer down" into a decent condition of mind. I cannot help believing that the Southern members are honest and sincere in their professions of loyalty; they have suffered severely for their fault they have made the amende honorable bo far as they can, but they are human and human nature cannot patiently brook such sneering taunts as those which political demagogues delight to utter. taining in I ron or wiutn iia iu iumkih or depth lt5 feet. Improved with a double block of frame buildings und out buildings ness stand to save his private Secretary they were honest: lie saw tbe Mortons, the Conklings, the Carpenters and the thereon.

Mr. Miner, of the Record of the Times, is clearly in the right in demanding that Congresssional Delegates to the National Convention, should be chosen in the Dis tricts, and not packed and manipulated in State Convections. Home rnle is the best always, and gives more encouragement and character to the people, and less to the meddlesome politicians. We wish the Democrats would adopt the District system. The N.

Y. World is determined to make trouble in the Democratic party, by creating false issues and internal discord. It helped to defeat the Ohio Democrats last fall, and the calamity fell with a crushing weight upon Pennsylvania and other states. It is again howling it "hard money" claptrap scare in the service of Wall street and the gold gamblers. It is an enemy to the National Democracy, and is again aiding the enemy by false issues.

Late the estate of the defendant in said writ from conviction. His attorney general is tentiisoi a percn to tho beginning, containing five aires, morn or less, ubout all Improved ith Gl int Mill, Shingle Mill, two Dwelling Houses, two Barn, water power, and oilier out-bulldlugs I lie icon, and all the tight and privileges the defendants have Iu and to rals. Ing the dam and flowing water back on and over any ol her lands, being ho same property and premises conveyed by Isaac Langfelt and wife to tho snld Angellnt Garrett by deed dated April If t4, und recorded In the Ue-(order's office tor Luzerne County, In Book No. 98, Pago 4, Lute the estate of the defendant in said writ named with theappurteiiances. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Isaac Liiuglelt, use ot Jonas Long, assigned to Abraui Ncshil, vs.

Angellno Garrett and Levi Garrett. Powell, att'y. A 1. SO-All the rig! it. title and Interest of the do.

fendunt in and to tho following descrllHid piece, parcil aud tract of land, vis: All that certain tract or mecoof land sltuaUt in Wtiulit named with the appurtenances. instructed to close the mouths of every seized ana taKen in execution at ine sun ground of John Cronan, late of your county, to wit: Said building is a wood house on ground twenty-six feet by twenty-oignt feet square, sixteen feet by twenty-six feet, bring two stories high, and the rest one story high, erected upon a lot or piece of ground situated BlaiB.es superserviceable friends of power, and dwarfed from statesmanship to tbe shuffling tricks of the politician. He was Eliza A. Thompson, wife of David W. Thomp- sou vs.

tteese a. Jones. witness who may expose the criminality of the office holders, by a threat of prosecut defeat the majority, as early as 18-14, and the Kelloggs, the Spencers, the Pattersons, tbe Caseys, the Whippers and the ALSO All the rrght, title and interest of the defen should be hereafter, repudiated by all Con ing the witness as severely as the culprit. Mosbys crowned as. Republican dictators ventions.

It defeated the Democratic dant in antl to the following described piece, When Belknap sought to avoid impeach uarcel and tract of land, viz All that certain and parting the official raiment of the ad in piymoutn, i.uzerne county, rennsyivania, bounded and described as follows Situate on Vine street, adjoined on south by land of Thomas Edwards, on the north by land of George Tit us. and in rear by Bull Kun Kail Koad, being fifty feet in front, fty one hundred and fifty deep. Lute the estate of the defendant In said writ named with the annurtenances. party in 1860 by dividing its National Con tract or piece of land situate in the township of Bear Creek, Luzerne county, and stale of ment by resigning his office a few. hours in advance of the exposure on the floor of vention and placing two candidates in the Pennsylvania, known as the wiiuaui l-retsion.

ministration, lie saw bumner deposed for his purity, and the phrenzy of arrogant personal rule sweep even Cameron away up to the leading chairmanship of the Senate tract and bounded and described as lollows field giving the Republicans an easy Congress, the President hears bis confes Seized and taken in execution aline suitoi On the north by tract in the warrantee, name of Joseph Shephard on the east by tract in tbe warrantee name of George Stewart, on the Ira Kood, 2d, vs. John Cionon. Pow ell, att'y. sion and immediately accepts his resigna victory and throwing upon the suriace a hungry swarm of unfit and dishonest office He saw Schenck go out to the first Court west bv tracts in the names of xnoma? uar- ALSO All of the following described building and holders, whose records of war and waste, of rick and Mary Curry, and on the south by tract in the warrantee name of Daniel Thomas, con of Europe to huckster the honor of the government in private speculative swindles, and the nation unfelt in its demand for bis SPOTS IX THE SUN. We record that even the wonderful shining of the sun is not perfect, but there have been men insane enough to fancy James G.

Blaine free from all weakness a stainless King Arthur, quite fit to inaugurate another "Round table" and only failing because he could never find other natures as pure as bis own. He climbed to the Speaker's chair so quietly and managed to fill it so closely that tbe illusion still remained, but when stripping for the Presidential race, we find he is only a man after all. We discover that a bouudless ambition within him there no other motive controls him in any act neither private of public, and that no trick is too palpable a lot of ground of Nicholas Wariuoiit.h, Into ot your county, to-wit a certain two-story frame taining four hundred acres and allowances. Late the estate of the uefendant in said writ venality and crimes, for fifteen years past, are too notorious to need enumeration. recall.

He saw Babcock arm in arm with tion, to facilitate his escape from the con -sequences of bis criminal conduct. In all of the thieving developments in the reconstruction slates, Grant has failed to iuterpose his high powers to save that people from robbery and the country named with tbe appurtenances. Seized ana taken in execution at tne suit ui District plunderers, faring sumptuously Tbe Unit rule is nearly aa objectionable John II. Sherman vs. Milton Wesion.

every day. resting in splendor by tbe sea as the two thirds rule. It enables a few side in summer vacation, and the most be jseaoit, ait ALSO All the rialit. tillcaml iutorest of the defen The Phila. Times say3 the friends of Col.

Hendrick B. AVright, have felt the ground over to sec what his chances are for being urged by the Pennsylvania Democrats for Vice President of the United States. The party could, not do better. His friends throughout the Slate would feel confident of a majority with him on the ticket. Pennsylvania and the great West loved of all the Presidential circle.

He saw fellow Cabinet officers dazzle the vul dant in and to the following described piece, narcel and tract of land. Viz All that certain gar crowd with their equipages, the great piece, or lot of ground situate on Main Street, 7 il' 1 1 1 1 r( men of authority worship abont their lavish 111 tilt? Ullij VI il n.tzti-Aai in 1111. vivmlj I.nzerne. mi state of Pennsylvania, beginning trick, no maneuvore too questionable it may only serve to help his schemes. He hospitality, and read with wounded pride township, LuzcrneCouiity, and Stain of Penn.

sylvania bounded and dosctilMnl a follows, tit-wit: Bounded on the north by other land pf Peter Swartwood and Stephen Lee, ou the east by lands of Stephea Lee, on the south by lands of Ripple and Lines, on tho west by lauds of Stephen Lee, containing about fll'ty acres of luml. Improved with a ono mid a half story frame dwelling house and log barn and out buildings I hereon. Also All that certain lot of land situated In Wright township, Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, bounded and duscrilied as follows, vis Beginning ata stone heap, a corner ot Horace Sichhcns' laud, anilv corner of Stephen Loe'a hind, theuce by the samu, the following courses and distances along high water, ot tho mill pond, north twelve degrees, east twenty-seven perches, thenco north five degree, west liltv-one perches to a slonu heap, corner In line of land belonging to Samuel Stivers, thence by the same south eighty-seven and ono half, east forty-three perches to a stake, thenoo by lauds of Stephen Lee, south two antl one hiilf degrees, west seventy-four perches to a stone heap, corner in line of laud belonging to Horace Stebbons, thence by lauds of the same, north eight y-seven and one half degrous, west sixty-eight perches to the place of beginning, containing twenty-fix acres aud one and forty, two perches. Improved. Luto the estate of the fen dant In said writ named with the appurtenances.

Seized und tukeu in execution at the suit of The Mechanics Building and loan Association, South Wilkea-liitrre vs. Peter Swortwood. McLean A Juckson. ALIO AH that lot, piece or parcel of land situate tn tho Borough of Kingston, Luzerne county, on Main street at a corner or land now, or late of Samuel Pell, thence north 84 degrees, 40 the eloquent pen pictures ol aependent uses every individual upon whom his strong dwelling house sixteen leet trout, twenty-lour feet deep ami sixteen feet high, and situate on a certain piece or lot of land in Kingston Township, county aforesaid, bounded and described us follows, to-wit: Southwest front, by new street named northwest side by hinds of John Lewis, northeast side- by lands occupied by the New Jersey Coal Company, and on the southeast side by lands now or for: merly owned by J. B.

Cooper, said lot being eighty feet front by one hundred and 11 ft foet deep. (wixUO) Late the eslate of the defendant in said writ named with the appurtenances. Seized and taken in execution at the suit or W. U. and J.

B. Marshall, now ass'd to Conrad Lee and Samuel N. Leo, Ex'rs of Stephen Lee, vs. Nicholas Warmouth. Wright Handcock, att'ys.

ALSO All tlio right, title and interest of the defendant, in unit to the following described lot. piece or parcel of land, to wit Being situated ou Main street, in the city of Wilkes-Harre, county of Luzerne and Slate of Pennsylvania, and bounileu and described as follows Bcgin-niniz at il corner on line Mum street in said journalists, portraying the counterfeit tints must pull together in tbe coming cam leaders toover-rule the preferences of the districts, and cast the solid vote of the State for a favorite candidate. The true plan is that which gives the Democrats everywhere an equal voice in the nominations A delegate in the National Convention should be left entirely free to vote for tbe candidate most popular in his district, and not prevented from doing it by any Unit rule, or by any other like schemes, which may be invented by wire pullers and office seekers, to cheat their ly magnetic power can be exacted, and some bills of his past are being dragged to from dishonor. Years ago, the venality of federal office holders at home and abroad was made known to every person whoreads the public journals of his language country, and yet this silent, selfish, mulish chief of the White House, would not believe any of the damaging charges against his relatives or appointees. His attention was called to the fact that his Cabinet officers were building large brick blocks in Washington and had become very wealthy in a short time, and.

the shoddy trappings ot clhcial house minutes, west 224 leet to land ot A.J. uavis, thence along the same north 55 degrees, 20 40 foet to a corner, thence parallel with the first mentioned lino, south 81 degrees, 40 minutes, east 1T24 feet to Main street, and paign. light which Brother Blaine would like to holds. He saw the Attorney General and the Secretary of the Interior hand in hand forcet. or instance, some wretrtr-bad kept thence along Alain street, soutn oi uegrecs, Montgomery county has shone a preference for Hendrick to succeed Grant.

A good with fraud more than proven and at last copies of an advertisement widely circulated minutes, west iuet tu iuq pmuo ui udkiuiuu. Containing eight thousand nine hundred and sixty square feet, bo the same, more or less. I i confessed, and no severer judgment for it at the south which implicated James many other counties are inclined the same than reluctantly accepted resignations with Blaine in the famous Memphis and El Paso All lUipiUVCll HIIinUBWJJ hmiHf with wood kitchen attached. Presidential certificates ot devotion to railroad swindle, and the committee who Late the estate of the detenaant saiu writ way. Since the crimes at Washington have become so astounding, the people are them.

He saw the Secretary ef the Trea. are investigating that matter have sundry nnTneul wff.Vl t.lit, Annttl'tenunRBH. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of nary so abused his trust mat the accusa documeut bearing the unmistakable autho- political friends and endanger the defeat of their party. citv. and line of laud late of Mrs.

Nancy S. Arnold Bei tels vs. F. 1). Wert.

tion ot ignorance would have beeu a bound looking to an outsider for 'the next President. The Governor of Indiana appears to graph of the gentlemen from Maine but he would not suspect them of any' wrong: Tbey had made him liberal presents before they'were appointed to office, and Darling, att'y, ALSO Drake, thence north thirty four degrees forty minutes west two hundred twenty nine Doubtless tbe adroitness he had learned less charity, and his retirement delayed Gntil Presidential favor could charge bim be the comisg man. All the neht. title and interest of the deten- that, satisfied him that they were his during so many years of political experience will serve him well now. A few months ago ant in ana to tne ioiiowing uefccnuuu piuuc, with high judicial functions.

He saw the narcel ana tract of land, viz All the rignt. Pennsylvania, iiouiiucii on tne east by Main Secretary of the Navy revel in official ve title ana interest oi tne ueieiiuant in aim i street on tho South by land of Hheppard Good even Southern men would have helped to screene biin but he has so stirrrd the hatred tn tho the following described piece, parcel and lot of 1 1 .1... win, on tho west uy innu noioitgiiiii land belonifiiiir nalty and honored by hisjpolitieul chief and associates for his social magnificence and now that they will leave nothing uudone friends and must be innocent. He had' got to be a milHonare himself in a few years holding office, and it wa3 not any more mysterious or criminal for his subordinates to get suddenly rich. They were all in the 1U11U, VI OllUaiVlll LHW TlWOgtWl -1" and township of Nescopeck, Luzerne county, bounded and descrided as tollows and a half feet to a cmer, thenco north lifty-flvo degrees twenty minutes und forty-eight feet to a corner on fine of land of G.

K. Nicholson, thence by same south thirty-four degrees lortv minut es east two hundred twenty -nine aiid'a half feet to the lino of said Main street, thence the liue of Main street south fifty-five degrees twenty minutes west lorty-elght feet to the place ot beginning. All improved, with a three-story brick building, used as adwelllng and meat-market, ana one two-story frame building used as dwelling and store, one frame barn in rear and otner outbuildings thereon. bis skill in carrying elections. He saw the which shall show him as be is.

Southerly by the Lehigh and Susufiehanna estate of Samuel Hoyt, and on the north by land be longing to the estate of W. C. Gilder-sieve, deceased, being about forty-four feet In front on said Main street, and about one hundred and forty-five feet in depth, and being tho same lot contracted to J.C. Houser, by N. G.

Park, excculorof W. C. Glldersieve. decraind. The Indiana Platform of ths Republican State Convention at Indianapolis is, it is true, a buudle of non-committals but these are not without their interest, especially as regards the vital issues of the day.

It is plain that in spite of all their declarations in favor of universal amnesty the republicans of Indiana will make war upon "unrepentant rebqj3" as long as it is to their political interest to find them. On Postmaster General taken from the lobbv The majority in Congress seems to be under the influence of the Banking interests of the country, and are indisposed to regard the demands of the people for financial relief, with decent respect. Every Congressman who returns to his constituents without an effort to change the ruinous policy now depressing the industries BUTLER 3 REPORT. Turjipike road, easterly by lands ot John liar-ter. westerly bv lands of J.

Bittenbender, and to ply his vocation in the Cabinet, and second or third term boats, and it would mill llt'l IV M.n HI1VV. uuuihiuiiik nuuut when public tolerance was exhausted, retired with ample reward and protection Once during some discussion. Gen. Butler attacked Mr. Blaine rousing nil his anger, stirring all his impetuous Irish all Improved with a two story tramo dwelling eighth of an acre, more or less.

All improved with a two story frame dwelling house, there- House anil out nuiiiiings liinroou. Late Ihe estate of thti in said writ He saw Shepherd reveling iu wealth at tbe not do to doubt the loyalty or integrity of any one of the officials. To throw one overboard, mijjht cause a panic and confession blood, till like a gladiater he sprang from Late the estate or the aetenuam in saiu writ untied with tho appurtenances. Tiainod wir.h t.hn iLiinnrtenancen. of the country, should be hunij in tftV cost of a bankrupted city honored with the President's commission to rob under color of his own manufactured laws and Seized and taken in execution at the siutof the school question, too, there 13 an un J.

Williams Co. vs. Samuel Bond. among the others. seized und in execution at tne suitor The Kingston Building Association vs.

J. C. Ilouser. l'owcll, att'y. ALSO and branded as a coward or a knave.

his seat, hastily pulling up his coat sleeves nearly to his elbow, then clenching his fists and bending forward he scathing sarcasm and invective in hissing volleva of wrath fall necessary declaration, intended solely for when dethroned by his own unblushing pro Late the estate of he defendant in said writ named with the appui tenances. Seized and taken in execution at the BUlt of Geo. S. Hornet vs. C.

Schong. Lewis, att'y. Also at the suit of Geo. Hornet vs. C.

Schong. Lewis, att'y. ALSO All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in tho borough ol Wilkes Burro Luzerne County, Slsrto ot Pennsylvania, bounded und described as follows, to-wil: beginning at corner of Franklin and Academy streets, fligacy, and bis government abolished to political effect. But the resolution on the stiles, att'y. Also at the suit of John Williams A Co.

vs. Samuel Bond. stiles, att'y. ALSO All the right, title and interest of the defend The Republican State Convention of All tho riKht, title ana interest or the defen in Gen. Butler's face.

(It seems that rescue the capital iron) nis lntauiy, every dant in and to the following described piece. currency question is tbe most remarkable Butler had tried to take some unfair advan department of power yet paid tribute to ant in and to the following described piece. tages in parliamentary ruling even arraign parcel and lot of lana, situate in the Borough of Plvmouth. Luzerne county. Pennsylvania, ing Mr.

Ulaine knowledge of such matters Wisconsin passed resolutions to flatter Mr. Blaine, but declined to instruct for his nomination for President. This is cold comfort, most assuredly. of all. It is impossible to determiue whether these Indiana republicans are in favor of inflation or opposed to it.

There his social splendor, and welcomed him to their family firesides. He saw women un-sexed. scorched by the flames of invited parcel and tract of land, viz: BoKlnning at a corner of lot of Lulhiin W. Jones at a point ubout three hundred and eighty-two and one half feet from tho corner of Franklin and Academy streets, thence at nearly right angles with Franklin street, south thirty-one degrees wenty-tlve minutes, cast along line of Lathan During Blaine's tirade. Butler sal smiling beginning at a corner on Chestnut and Pine at hrst, but in a few minutes up went ecandul.

omnipotent in moulding the admin declaration is only a turgid succession of finger scratching busily that bald head istration, uongress, contracts and cotntnis w. Jones ana ueorgo nagie, lana annul i wo hundred and fll'ty-cight teet to land ofOcokln, thence along rear ot said Ueorklu, laud about platitudes extolling the glories of green tbe only sign of sorrows imitation Butler ever gives. When Blaine had finished he sions, and yet smiled upon, bowed to and even led to the alter by those who boasted backs. It is plain enough that they do It is reported that Judge Black declines to engage a3 one or the counsel for liuiknap. A candidate for the presidency cannot ot illustrious crowns.

He saw the Murphys not want resumption, and it is equally sat down, glaring at his adversary. Butler rolled himseif out of his chair, aod shaking that wonderful band of his exclaimed. f'L fifty feet to land ot Frederlok J. lleirrtck, thence along said Itelfrick's land, north thirty one degrees twuntv-flvo minutes, west thirty-three feet to tho centre of a twenty-five foot alley, tlmnco southwest along Hue of plain that they dire uot say whut they do afford to defend such a cabinet as that of the Leet3, and Joyces, tbe McDonalds come and go. and never wear their welcome.

He saw Pinchback knock at the doors of the have always regretted my ignorance of par want. Oen. Grant. Let the republicans wash their own dirty linen. centre of said alley, about forty feet, to lot sold George Ixiveland.

thenoo along Una of said Imvg land's land. Senate bearing a commission that was a lie lien. JNoyes, ex-Uovernor ol Ubio, in an created by an authority that usurped the south thlrty-ono degrees twenty-five minutes, west two hundred and twenty-five foet morn or interview the other said that the Okie liamentary matters, but I am now quite content since I see ihe influence which complete knowledge of such affairs hag bad upon my friend from Maine." He bad done wrong at the ouset but he had the last word and turned the laughter of the The scheme to connect such eminent less, te said Franklin street, thence north fifty, eight degrees fifteen minutes, oast along power oia Commonwealth, and the smile and friendly offices of administrative powe delegation would be solid for Hayes that pressiug him into the Senator's chair. Such Conkling would have the entire New York The President sent word to the government attorney at St. Louis, when the whisky frauds were first exposed, "not to let any guilty man escape," but soon thereafter he send3 several Washington officials, some of the ablest criminal lawyers, and his own doposition, on to St.

Louis to save Babcock from State prison. He believes him innocent and all the testimony against him false. His Attorney General plots with Babcock's lawyers, to defeat tbe prosecution, by suppressing all the correspondence between the members of the whisky Ring at St. Louis and Washington, and by silencing by threats all those who proposed to confess. So Grant intends to help Belknap in the same way.

Hehas a press despatch sent over the country that Belknap, Marsh, Tomliiison, Evans, Sec, must be prosecuted, and then gives the case to the charge of his Atttorney General, who privately aided Babcock's counsel in the St. Louis trial. He at once accepted Belknap's resignation to defeat the impeachment upon technical grounds, and now he has driven out of the country the witnesses for the prosecution, or intimidated them into silence, by threats of their prosecution, and in that way hopes to save Belknap from prison the same as he did Babcock. In all these things Grant professes to be Franklin street, ninety iee to tne place or beginning. Containing twenty one thousand nine, hundred square tact of lana, be the same more or less.

All Improved with a large frame were the entertainments, such the lessons Democrats as Pendleton and nendricks with the plundering operation of the Republican officials, was as infamous as it has proven abortive. It was done by the whole house npon Mr. Blaine for his vio delegation that Pennsylvania would go such the illustrious examples which met for Hartranft, with Blaine as second him when he was called from obscurity to lence, Mr. Butler never forgets anything, I wonder what light he might now throw a cabinet protfolio, and that he worshiped guilty politicians at Washington to break and tell is but tbe logical sequel ot his un upon Mr. Blaine's career! SENATORIAL AFFAIRS.

the force of the terrible exposures of their choice and that New England would unite on B'aine. He continued "It used to be the case that New York and Pennsylvania would put their heads together and rule the fortunate acceptance of honors wbich were own evil deeds. tossed in the tempest of groveling selfish ness and greed. thence south fifty-tight dcrreus and thirty -five minutes, west ulouit said Franklin stioet two hundred ami eighty -tour leet to a corner of land sold by Sylvester Dana to the School Directors of the borough of Wilkes-Barre, thenco thirty one degrees and twenty-flvo minutes west! along said land ol the School Ui-rectors aforesaid, two hundred and twenty-five feet to a corner, thenco north fifty-eight degrees and thirty-live minutes cast ninety feet to a corner, thonoe south fotty -eight degrees and fifteen minutes, east ninety-three feet to a corner, thence north forty -one degrees and fifty-live minutes, emt two hundred fe.it to a corner on Academy street aforesaid and tbenee along said Academy street south forty-eight degrees und fifteen minutes east, two hundred feet to the beginning, containing forty-three thousaud five hundred and eighty, eight square feet of land, more or less; being same premises conveyed to safd Robert C. Smith by Sylvester Dana and wife by deed dated tith March lti9 and recorded In the office lor recording deeds in and for Luzerne County aforesaid in deed book No.

137, page 142, Ac, all improved, with one double hree story frame dwelling house, one barn, ono wagon slieii and out houses, fruit trees, Ac. Late the estate of the dclcnd-r-rrSl said wi ll named with the appurtenances. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Kllen Wells to use of John Wells llnlleiiliitck Trustee vs. Robert Jiltiitli. Darling, att'y.

ALSO All tho right, title and Interest of the defon. dant in and to the following described piece, parcel and tract ot land, viz: All tho surface of that certain lot piece or parcel of land, situate in the Third ward of the city ot Wilkes-Barre, County of Luzerne und state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the Wilkes-Barre and Easton Turnpike, now Market street, fifty-feet from Welles street, and running thence along lot owned by Mat hew McGuire. north flfthy-eight degrees anil thirty minutes cast ono. hundred and forty feet to lot owned by Patrick McGroarty, thence by Mmo south thirty-one and one-halt degrees cast flity feet to lot owned by James McGlnty, thence by same south fifty-eight and oue-half degrees west one hundred and forty feet to Market street, thence along Market street thirty-one and one-half degrees west fifty feet to the place of beginning Containing seven thousand squaro feet of land, together with a two-story Frame Dwelling House and a one story shop attached thereto, and other Improvements thereon. Late the estate of the defendant iu said writ named with the nnniiltei anees.

Thus did Belknap rise aud fall, and the Alas there's nothing now in the Senate except. Mr. Sharon, and there's nothing now about him except his advent. 1 tried to see bim to day, bnt couldn't get a square look at bis face. I hink he is physically the smallest man in the Senate.

His head roost. But that day over now. Ohio and Indiana are placed in a condition to nation wll turn from him in the just but Pierrepont says: Babcock is a thief, that he stole the private letters relating to bis terrible retribution that has overwhelmed trial from the Attorney General's office, dictate term3, on tbe basis of their earlier elections, aud any eye can see a favorable him, and there will be forget fulness of his is nearly round, the forehead high and full infirmities as the deep whirlpool of de and gave them to Storrs, his counsel bauchery that has gathered him in its omen for Hayes in this fact, with the Con vention held on Ohio soil." sweep shall be measured in its evils. Th people will tarn to the source of demorali These letters gave to. the defence a full knowledge of the strong points of the prosecution in advance, which enabled Babcock's attorneys to destroy certain correspondence, aDd to obtain the testimony zation that bas spread its withering cur rents from the highest sanctuary of author into every channel of official trust, and they will learn that a dishonored ministe necessary to acquit.

and a braised woman are but the early innocent. Those who think otherwise havo tbe evidence to justify their opinion. legitimate fruits of a political domination streets, thencn along Pine street, south fifty, nine degrees and eight minutes, west one hundred and fifty feel to a corner "on an alley, thence alonir the same, south thirty degrees tltty-two minutes, east and hundred and fifty feet to a corner, thence north fifty-nine degrees and eight minutes, cast one hundred and fifty feet to a corner on Chestnut along the same, north thirty degrees and fifty-two minutes, west one hundred and fifty feet to the place of beginning, being lots JSos. 3'J, 41 and 43 on Chestnut street, in the town plot of East End. Lands for sale by W.

W. Lance, and containing twenty-two thousand five hundred square feet. Upon the property there is one large double frame house aud out buildings. Late the estate ef the desendant in said writ named with the appurtenances. Seined ahd taken in execution at tbe suit of The Plymouth Building Association vs.Johu Drew and Florence Shewan.

Opp, att'y. ALSO All the right, title and interest of the defend ant in and to the following described piecet parcel and tract of land, situate in Plymouth borough. Luzerne county. bounded and described as follows, viz Beginning at a comer of Bead street and land of Ceo. Harris, thence in au easterly direction fifty feet by saio Bead street to land of Alfred Mc-Uulre, thence in a northerly direction by land of Haid Alfred McGuire about 140 feet to land of Kocher, thence in a westerly direction by lands of said Kocher and James McAlarney fifty feet to land of Geo.

Harris, thence in a southerly direction by land ofstttd Harris one hundred and forty feet to the place of beginning, containing seven thousand feet of land more or less all Improved, and having erected thereon one two-story frame dwelling bouse and out buildiugs. Late the estate of the defendant in said writ named with the appurtenances. seized aud taken in execution at the suit of The Plymouth Building Association vs. Benjamin M. Jenkins and Wm.

Jenkins, Jr. Opp, fttt'y. ALSO All that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land lying and being situate in the township of Luzerne State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Ou the east and south by lands of Lucy Dodson; on the west by Koad, aud on the north by Public Road, containing two and one half ocres of land, more or less, on which is erected a dwelling house one and a half stories high, one wagon makers' shop two stories high, a blacksmith shop and small stable. Late the estate of the defundant in said writ named with the appurtenances. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Thomas Davenport unsigned to Enoch Kitten-house vs.

S. D. Fulkerson. Jackson, att'y. ALSO AU that certain lot or piece of ground situated on the-east side Of Wyoming street the borough of Hazleton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, being lot marked No.

10 of square No. 194 in plan of said borough, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of Wyoming and Alder streets, thence northwardly along Wyoming street thirty feet to Lot No. thence southwardly along Lot No. 9 one hundred and ninety ft. to a twenty feet alley, thence southwardly along said alley thirty feet to Alder street: thence westward lv along Alder street one hundred and ninety feer to place of beginning, containing thirty feet In front on Wyoming street and extending eastwardly of that width In length or depth one hundred and ninety feet to the alley aforesaid, all improved with a two-story dwelling house and out building thereon.

Late the estate of the defendant in satd writ named with the appurtenances. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Barnard Lanard vs. Wm. McUarry. Bryson, att'y.

ALSO All the right, title and Interest of tbe defend, ant in and to all that certain tract, piece and parcel of land, situate in Plymouth borough. Luzerne county, Pennsylvania bounded and described as follows Beginning at a corner on that is a mockery of virtue and statesman ship, and a libel upon popular government. Ihey will turn to the Grant administration to its insolent disregard of public opinio and public interests; to its relen ties hatred of intelligence and integrity te its studied Orville Grant has admitted that be obtained an interest in post tradersfaips through his brother, the President. If put cpon the stand and the "thumb screws" applied, he will doubtless admit more. These are leaky time3 and when the immunity bill passes Congress, and the sinking Republican ship is apparent, the rats will leave the rotten hulk in great numbers, and in a hurry.

BESPECT FOB TBE PEOPLE. Sixteen years ago, old Sam Houston was recommended for the Presidency by a Texas mass meeting, and when notified of the proceedings, wrote a characteristic reply. The following extract shows that be had more respect for the people than he had for conventions "I have never lost confidence in the masses, or transferred my allegiance from them to cliques or conventions, and tbe spontaneous expression ofthe popular will is more gratifying to me than would be the endorsement of any convention. If my name should be used in connection with the Presidency, the movement must originate with the people themselves, as well as end with them. I will not consent to have my name submitted to any convention, nor would I accept a nomination, if it were tendered me, and procured by contrivance, trick or management." support of ignorance and social demorali zation to its systematic protection of Seized und taken in execut ion at the suit of wrong-doers to its usurpation of the powers of the States and communities, and to its arrogant personal rule that had friendship and favor only for the abjectly dependent.

Over the fallen minister they will learn this lesson, for it now confronts them so that no human iuvention can close their eyesto its fearful teachings. They J. T. Lcnahah in trust tor Bridget Jennings vs. John C.

Campbell. Lonahan, att'y. ALSO All the right, title and interest of the defendant in and to tho following described piece, fiarccl and lot of land, to wit All that certain ot of land situate In tho city of Wilkcx-Barrc. Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, bounded and described us follows Boginuingata corner on Canal street, thence along said street north fifty-five degrees and twenty minutes, east fifty feet to a corner ou said street thence south tlili v.fmir decrees and fortv minutes, east one A Slar at The bill introduced Grant. into Congress to house and barn thereon.

Late the estate of the defendant In Said writ named with the appurtenances'. Hoi zed and taken In execution at the suit of The Wyoming Building and Loan Association of Wilkes Bin io vs. II. P. Blackmail.

Foster, att'y. ALSO All tho right, title and interest of the defend nut in an to the following described piece, parcel ond lot ot land, vis: All that certain lot of land situate in the borough of PllUton, Luzerne county, Pennsylvania! bounded and described as follows, to wit I Beginning at it corner on the westerly side of Main street, thence along land of the People' Having Bank of Pulsion in a westerly direction ono bund rod and forty-four foot to a corner on an alley, thence along tho ald alley in a northerly direction forty foet to a corner of land of It. if. Cutler, thence along the said Cutler' hand In nn easterly direction one hundred and forty, four feet to a corner on Main street, thenoo aloi.g Main street In a southerly direction for ty feet to the plooc of beginning, outalnlng five thousand seven hundred and sixty square feet mole or less. All Improved with a one.

story board market booth and stand about 18x15 feet erected thereon, being lot No, 148 on said Main street as on aian of lot of Pennnsylvanla Coal Company in said Companys offioe. Atso, alt that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the borough of Pittston, county and state aforesaid bounded and and described as follows, to wit Being lot No. 18 of land of the Pennsylvania Coal Company on Main street tn the borough ot Pittston aforesaid for. ty feet on Main street In the said borough, and extending back at right angle to said Main street one hundred and fifty foot It a twenty foot alley, containing five thousand aeven hundred and sixty square feet of land, being the same land purchased by Jame pavengor of the Pennsylvania Coal Cotniiary. All Improved with a three-story brick store, brick barn, work shop and outbuilding thereon.

late the estate of the deiendant in said writ named with the appurtenance. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of X. II. Woodman Co. vs.

Jas. Davenger. Bailey, att'y. Also, at tbe anlt of H. Woodman vs.

James Davenger. Bailey, att'y. ALSO All the right, tttle and Interest of the defend, ant In and to a lot or paroel of land situate In Lake township, Luzerne oonnty, Pennsylvania; bounded and desorllted as follow On north and east by lands of G. IL Bronsoii, on south by lands of Merrltt Leonard, and on tho west by lands of the late Simon P. bite.

This land 1 timbered, and contains twenty acres, be the same more or less. Late the estate of the defendant in said writ named with the appurtenance. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of John B. Wood use of-J. A.

Brown v. Joseph site. Foster, att'y. ALSO All of the following described building and lot of ground of James C'onnoll, late or your county, to wit Said building I a two story frame dwelling house, twenty-two feet in length and twenty-two feet In width, and sixteen feet high situate on a certain piece or Par eel of land In the tbe Township or Borough of Plymouth, oouuty of Luzerne and Male of Pennsylvania, bounded and described a follow: On the north by road leading through Blindtown, on tbe west by land now or lately owned by Wendell, on the south by land now or lately owaed by B. Mayor, on the north east by road formerly leading from Plymouth to if nntsvllle Late the estate of tbe defendant in said writ named with the Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Klrkendall Bn, use Of G.

W. kdrkeadaU vs. Jame Council. Miller, att'y. W.

P. KlItKENDALL, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office Wilkes Bane, I March 8. 1878. will turn at last to the harvest that they have, in their devotion to party and to country, allowed to ripen unnoted, until the smutted sheaves have poisoned the reapers hundred and fifty feet to a corner on the Penn- svlvanla Canui tnence nionir saia canal nitv five degrees, twenty minutes, west fltty foet to and filled the gamers with rottenness.

a corner on said canal; tnence south thirty flay. Parker. Some mouths ago. says the Elizabeth Herald, we named, as among the distinguished names likely to be considered in the Democratic National Convention, in connection with the Presidency, that of Joel Parker, ever a favorite of the Democracy of New and a statesman whose ability and sterling integrity is conceeded by the honest and intelligent of all parlies, at home and abroad. The following, which we clip from tbe Philadelphia Daily Chronical, the leading Democratic organ of Pennsylvania, is one of the many handsome compliments that leading journals extend to New Jersey's honored son "Hon.

Joel Parker, ex-Governor of New Jersey, is one of the gentlemen of whom little bas been said in connection with the Presidency, but of whom it may be said that a more fitting one has not yet been named, nor one who is more likely to loom up conspicuously into Democratic favor, when the time for making a final selection has arrived. Gov. Parker's friends have wisely and considerately refrained from thrusting him offensively before the party, although the claims upon which such action might have been taken ore as strong as those possessed by any other candidate yet named. If they are wise, as we believe they will continue this course and four degrees and forty minutes, cast one hundred and fifty-feet to the place of beginning, guarantee immunity to witnesses for the United States, aud to exempt from criminal prosecution witnesses before Congress and its committees, is considered a slap in the face of Grant and Pierrepont, for their iatimidating orders sent over the country just as the official criminals were to be tried. The Babcock trial, the Belknap impeachment, and the Harrington safe burglary case, 'were referred to as reason enough for the new law.

D. and W. Election. containing seven tnousann nve nun urea square teet of land more or less, all improved with At tbe annual meeting ot the L. u.

an large rough cast frame dwelling house, two stories uign in iront, witn a one story frame W. R. R. Co, held in New York Monday the following officers were unanimously house in rear connecting or joining it to anoth er two story iratne nouse, a small nam aud in front, but hollowed at the sides. Tbe scanty hair is growing gray.

Whether be stands or sits you get an impression of extreme alertness; 1 dou't believe he ever stops to go rsund a topic but diving straight at its midst be discovers "the lead" and can tell in a twinkling just how it will "pan out." There's a geueral look of schrewdness and I fancy when Mr. Sharon speaks the words will come from his lips like projectiles. I wonder what young girl or fascinating widow will beguile him into following Christiancy's example 1 By the way, Christaincy did a funny thing a few days after his marriage, when he oifer-ed a bill imposing electoral disabilities npon polygamus individuals! It made a great laugh. 8ENATOR ENGI.18U. of Connecticut bas one of the most attractive faces 1 He looks bo thoroughly the gentleman; his gray hair and whiskers are so becoming, and his known ability so indisputable that we make our bow to the Nutmeg state for sending a man worthy of the distinction which crowns him.

We miss one edifying scene this winter which frequently thrilled us a year ago. Brnce the dusky, from Mississippi, was new to the Senate then and, he tiietaphor ically sat at the feet of the 'Radical Gamaliel Roscoe Conkling imbibing his superior wisdom. Loncheon the diet didn't agree with him; it was too strong, and Mr. Bruce rebelled, inwardly, at first, then a little while since he just asserted himself making a speech which Roscoe didn't indorse, and for which Roscoe will never forgive him. Last winter the too heads were often seen in closest proximity beautifully illustrating light and shadow, but no one could tell whether the black wool or the blonde kinked most, for Roscoe's hair is of the curliest, just think of the black ingratitude of Bruce the black man who having enjoyed Mr.

Conkling's companionship (inestimable blessings oh 1 could bape-ly desert him now. PINCH doesn't hover over the Senate so elclng. ively as he did. You find him now in the. House much more frequently.

He is now intimate with Bruce, and I fancy he is preparing perhaps to lead his colored adherents nnder another political baftner since Radical promises have availed him bo little. Wouldn't that be poetic justice Senator Davis bas gone home to attend to private business, bat Senator Davis has likewise an intention which will lead him to "lend a hand" in the New Hampshire campaign. I notice that the Granite State has also engaged the services of Mr. Julias Borrows of -Michigan, who aired himself here for too whole years aa an M. 0.

Well Mr Burrows is the extreme partisan so extreme that ne stops at no utterance whose sound shall be convincing, lie has a superb voice and that is all That voice "declines and falls" at regularly aa did Mr. Wegg in our Mutual Friend; it will wakt the other out buildtiiKS thereon. elected for the ensuing year President Samuel Sloan; Secretary Andrew J. Odell Treasurer, Fred. II Gibbens, Managers, Late the estate of the defendant In satd writ named with the annurtenances.

Seized and taken in execution at tho suit of William E. Uodge, Moses Taylor; George Buckley, J. I. Blair, Rufus R. Graves, S.

Chittenden. John Brisbin, George Bliss, Tbe Beecher, Til ton scandal, has got changed to the Beecher, Bowan scandal, and in defiance of the powers of the Brooklyn Church, and the trreat Advisory Council, the charges against the whitewashed pastor will notcease. The Chnrch calls frequent business meetings, when Brother lawyer Sherman offers a resolution and the immaculate Beecher "speaks his piece." The whole affair is scandalous and the scandal itself grows worse by stirring it up. Bowan offers to give testimony to a select committee, to prevent the exposure of promioeut repentant citizens, but Beecher, demands a public hearing. He has faith' in his eloquence to control the triers, if allowed to comment npon the testimony as fast as it is taken.

He is safe in the midst of his admirers, no matter who may testify against him, and he will nof consent to be tried differently. John C. Phelps v. John C. Frederick.

Foster, att'y. Also, at the suit of John C. Phelps vs. John Frederick. Foster, att'y.

ALSO All tho right, title and interest of the defen Percy Pyne, William Walter Phelps, James Blair. Wilson G. Hunt, M. Massey and A. Li.

Dennis. dant In and to the following described piece. The Auditor's Report, gives the debt of the county of Lehigh at $118,000. main street, tnence aiong lann now or lately owned by Samuel Snyder, north nineteen and one-half degrees west one hundred and forty-seven and three-tenths feet to a corner, thence north seventy and one-half degrees east thirt y-five leet to a corner, thence along land now or formerly of William Davis south nineteen and one-half degrees one hundred and fortv-seveu f- BE. AUDIT.

Under an old act. of Assembly, passed expressly for Luzerne county in 1842, over a hundred business citizens of the county have petitioned the Court to appoint one or more Auditors to investigate and re-audit the accounts of the public officers for seven years past. Messrs Dickson and Paine, two young members of the Bar, have charge the 1 It will' take many months to re-examine the acco.uut3 of so many years back, and we have faith that Jadges Harding, Dana, Handley sndj Morss, will appoint discreet unobjectionable board "of Auditors. OPENED ANEW1 and three-tenths feet to a corner, thence along said Main street south, seventy and one-half Sbide their time." commenced JIMMY CAMPELL has again business, and is prepared to The well known Father Toner, of Towamla, who had lately been transferred to Plymouth, nwill I'defiver his favorite lecture, on the 'fPoets and Poetry' of ireland," in Plymouth, on Friday evening, March 17th. fiarcel and lot of land, viz All that certain ot of land situate tn the Borough of Plltston, Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit Beginning at a corner on the westerly side of Main street, thence along land of Tbe People's Saving Bank of Pittston in a westerly direction one hundred and forty-four feet to a corner on an alley, thence along said alley in a northerly direction forty four feet to a corner of St.

B.Cutler, thence along said Cutlor's land In an easterly direction one hundred and forty-feur feet to a corner on Main street, thenoe along Main street in a southerly direction forty feet to the place of beginning. Containing five thousand seven hundred and sixty square feet, more or less. All Improved wltu a two story board market bouse and stand, about twelve by fifteen feet, erected thereon, being lot No. one hundred and forty-eigbt on ald Hem street, aa designated on map of lot of Pennsyi-vanlaCoal Company, In aald Company' Late the estate of the defendant in eia writ named with tbe appurtenance. Seized and taken in execution i at the en It Aaron Whltaker, assigned to Michael J.

Phil-bin, vs. James Davenger and T. C. Harkncss, with notice to all Terra Tenants, Also at the suit of Aaron Whltaker, assigned to Michael J. PhUbln, vs.

James Davenger and T. C. Darkness aud F. Johnson, Terra Tenant. Pike, att'y.

Also at the rnlt of Aaron Whltaker, assigned to Michael J. Philbln.vs. James Davenger, T. C. Darkness aud all Terre Tenants.

att'y. i uegrees west tuirty-nye ieet to tne piace oi Beginning. containing five thousand one hundred and fifty-five feet of land all improved, and having thereon one two story frame dwelling house used as a saloon and dwelling with a kitchen one-story high in the rear aud out buildings. Late the estate of the defendant In said writ named with the appurtenances. Seised aod taken in execution at the suit ef Harvey Brothers St Co.

vs. Michael lieffeinau. Opp, att'y. ALSO All that certain lot pieee or parcel of land situate near Wapwallopen Powder Mills in Hollenback township county of Lucerne. Bounded and described as follows, to witt Beginning at a stone corner of lot of Hiram Koyer.

Thence by the same North fifteen degrees forty minutes East, one hundred and ixty seven feet to a corner thence by land of Kills Grover south eighty degrees, thirty minutes east two hundred ana seven feet ton corner thence by the same north one and a half degrees, east one hundred and fifty feet to a corner in tbe road, thence on said road by The' libia Buiti against Steinman and Hensei, the the Lancaster Intelligencer has been discontinued and complaint of Mayor fctanffer, was considered nnworthy of odicial attention. In the absence of the defendants the' District Attorney asked the Court, to allow' a nolle prosequi io be en tered. This was Just what wa done with the criminal auit against MonltOn In the Brook', lyn Courts, and now; the counsel object to such a'proceeding, and demand that the trial must be had, if the defendant requests it. FURNISH ACCOMMODATIONS for his old friends and patrons as of yore. ROOM ENOUGH, for a few new friends.

Tbe Inner Han" provided for until stopped by "LOCAL OPTION." REMOVAL. bai rented a bouse on 8t- between Northampton and K'JSS PPit the new Convent where he intends moving to-day. 3ov. S4 tf. The papei I report that gasis being furnished in Pittsburgh at 81.00 per 1 feet, and still many persons continue the use of oil by feasoa of, lf'a' ago, it was contended that gas companies Could afford to 'aopply a reasonable 'number of consumers at Teef'nd that the 'charge, of three and four times thai rate, was ah extortion loo great to be en-dured very long.

WIDO WB' APPRATSEM ENTS. No tlco la hereby given to all person concerned in the following estates, that widow' and children' appraisements to aald estate have been approved nisi by the Orphan' Court ot Luzerne. county, and unions excep tion are filed, the same will be presenteXl to id Court for final approval on Monday the trd.day of April, a. d. 1H7S, to wit! Estates of Ernest Rehkop, Daniel Bulkier, Andrew Crawford, 1 Calvin Washburn, L.

D. Flanagan, Edward' Mooney, Barna Florence B. Hamlin, Dr.J.M. Lewis, and Irani Snyder. J.

K. BOCERT, Clerk Q. C. Baniett, of1 Wajmart, Wayne Co. has taken up his residency la Carbon-dale, where he intends to practice.

Mr. Burnett is a graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, lie passed a most excellent examination. 1MU J1IHHI11 OUV1 w.v.- 1 degrees forty minute west two una red and 1.