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from the n. O. Delta, March le.
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

The Arkansas regiment of cavalry had
reached camp some hours before us, and
had their fires lighted. Some of us gath
cred round the tent of the field officers,
to dry our clothes and tell over the trou-
bles OF the days march. Having talked
off acme of the i'll humor gathered on the
road, one of the infantry officers turned
to Col. Yell, aud addressed him.
"Well, Colonel, that's a good story
they told Of one of your men, at the Pre-
sidio."
"What is that" %enquired the Colonel.
"OEe of your Arkansas boys was STAN
ding guard just after dark, when the Off
Ger of the day came round. Who comes
rfIUrU.' hailed tire sentinel The officer
Of the day. was the reply. WELL said
the sentry, you had be better be getting
TO your tent, for the officer Of the night
will be round here presently, and he will
give YOU Jesse"
"They tell a heap of stories on my
men that are not true,' said the Colonel,
after q hearty camp laugh had subsidized,
sand hat is one Of them. But | will tell
you one that actually did happen to me
when | was officer of the day"
81 was going the rounds after midnight,
and came TO II Of my men who had
never been on guard before. He hailed,
WHO comes there!' in a laundering voice.
| answered, The officer Of the day Il
don't know any such man. said the SEN
tinel,' bringing his gun down to a ready
Stand back he shouted. well, but
said /, you know me, and | am officer of
the day"
Il don't know any body in the night"
said he.
"But | have the countersign, and am
going the rounds"
81 don't know any think about the
rounds" said the sentinel, getting mad,
thinking / was tampering with him; 'my
orders were to let nobody pass, sign or
countersign. and | tell you what it is, MIR.
officer, you'd better be of, for she's cock
ed"
"Well, what did yor do, Colonel!"
asked a dozen at a time.
"Why, what could do? | heard the
tick, as he brought the gun to his face,
and saw the fellow would shoot, SO |
sloped. 1t won't DO to fool with a Rack
ensacker."
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FROM VERA CRUZ.

By the arrival at New Orleans of the
revenue cutter Ewing we had a little Ia
ter news from Vera Cruz, which is thus
chronicled by the Picayune:
1--WE have our correspondence TO the
18th ultimo. A continuance of norihers
had prevented the operations of landing
stores and heavy ordnancne.
1.-The Mexicans had been throwing
round shot and heavy shells at lines
from the castle, and have done no consid-
cradle if any harm.
"During the night between the 18th
and 18th i~nstant) a reinforcement of 500
Mexicans entered the town by the beach,
norh of Gen. Twigg's position, the in
vestment not being there quite complete.
1.-THE wound Of Lieut.. Col. Dickson,
Of the Palmetto regiment, is doing well.
No other officers han before mentioned
have been killed or wounded.
communications have passed between
the French and Spanish Consuls in Vera
Cruz and Gen: Scott. They demand
protection, &C., which will be granted as
far as possible.
"The vessel which had Col. Harney's
command on board went ashore on Blan-
quilla Shoal. The Alabama went to her
assistance. 1t is known that upwards Of
one hundred men had been taken GU of
her in safety. There were said to be FIVE
feet of water in her hold"
In announcing the same arrival the
Delta says:
Through the polite attention OF Lieut..
Chandock, of the Ewing. we are indebt-
ed for the prompt delivery Of our cores
pondenco. The news of Gen. Taylor'sI
great victory was received on the morning
of the 10th, and of course caused great
rejoicing in our army-more especially
as unfavorable mmors from the same
quarter had reached them on the day pre-
vious. Many a shout went up for Gen.
Taylor and the brave men under his COM
mand.
lowing to the rough weather but a
portion Of the heavy artillery intended for
the attack had been landed previous to
the sailing of the Ewing.
"Gen. Scott gave the foreign residents
notice to leave the town. They are gen.
orally on board Of the foreign vessels Of
war off hat port.
"Many of the citizens of Vera Cruz,
seeing the inevitable reduction of the
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nus, and TO dircciits undivided resources
towards the completion Of one road to
one terminus, and that were to be either
Pittsburgh or Wheeling, then Wheeling
was, beyond question, the desirable point
winch would Justify this company in
revoking the resolution of the 25th Feb
ruary, or hat holds out any reasonable
prospect of a favorable issue OF further
negotiations; while such counsels prevail.
Resolved. That if a substantive prop
osition shall have been made a~ntecedent
TO the 25th of next April, authorized by
the Stockholders OF that company, ex-
pressing their willingness 10 devote their
undivided energies to the connection with
this city by the shortest and cheapest
route, hen the President and Directors
Of this Company are hereby authorized to
reopen negotiations for the settlement Of
prelIminaries, and report to a future meet
ing Of Stockholders to be held for that pur-
pose.
Resolved, That if a Committee of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
shall undor their instructions visit this
city, the President and Directors of this
Company are requested to tender to them
every facility of becoming acquainted
with the manufacturing and commercial
resources of this city, and the advantages
it presents to their Company, and to the
city Of Baltimore, as the point OF connec
lion with the Ohio river.
Resolved, That N. B. Craig, Thomas
Blackwell, VIM. Ebbs, Geo. Darsie and
E. ID. Gazzam. be a Committee to COM
municate a copy of these proceedings 10
the Committee of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, accompanied by
such remarks as they may deem proper,
as expressive Of the sentiments of this
meeting.
Resolved, That when this meeting adj
%iourns, it will adjourn to meet again on
the 9th of Apri next, unless sooner con-
vencd, for the purpose of receiving the
reports Of the various Committees, APP
pointed at this meeting, and of consider
ing such other business as may be brought
before them.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
VIM. ElCHBAUM, Chm.
E. d. GAzzAM, Scc'y.
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HIGH STAGE OF WATER.

The Concordia Intelligencer, of the
goth inst, in speaking of the state of the
river, says:
"The swollen and swelling condition Of
the Mississippi, has now given rise to Sc
rious fears of an overflow throughout the
lowlands Of the Mississippi. The river,
at this point. comes within q feet of the
highest mark Of 1914, and the rise every
twenty-four hours, varies from II TO 3
inches. At Bachelors Bend and other
points in the State of Mississippi on The
bank of the river, above us, planters are
IN still greater danger, for there the water
Is within one foot Of being up to the me-
morable mark of lS44. and is going clo-
ser up to the mark every hour. At the
mouth of the Arkansas and in the neigh
borhood below il, a good deal Of damage
has already been done, and this damage
will increase to another year of ruin TO
the planters in tie lowlands unless thew
are relieved ny a sudden fall in some of
the rivers above. OF this, the latest &C.
counts furnish but a poor prospect. for
they assure us that the Arkansas. Cum
berland and Ohio were still rising and
there was still a large body of snow TO
find its way down the last named river.
Ii behooves all planters now 10 be on their
plantations as in the event of a continu-
ance of the rise of the water. their over
seers will need their counsel"
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PITTSBURGH. Marcb o.. leA1


In pursuance of an adjournment, the
Stockholders Of the Pittsburgh, and Con-
nelsville Rsilroad Co., met this day at
3, p, NJ, and were called 10 order by VIM
Eichbaum, Esq, Chairman.
Thomas Blackwell, Esq, from the
committee to report resolutions, submitted
the following Preamble and Resolutions,
which, upon due consideration were u
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, A communication having
been received from a Committee of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
announcing It's appointment and inten-
ton to visit the City for the purpose of
renewing negotiations with this company,
it is proper and becoming that said Com
mitiee. before leaving home on the busi-
ness intrus:ed to them, should be made
acquainted with the present disposition Of
he Stockholders Of this company. There
fore, be it
Resolved, That the Stockholders Of
this Company, cannot perceive anything
in the late acl,cn Of the Stockholders OF
the Is, e. @, il, Co.-especially when Ia
ken ia connection with the remarks Of
the President. when he says-'if the
company were 10 decide upon ono tclmi
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$50 CenfraI Con,nlittee.

state eenefSaS COhtAhtAttCc.
THonAs E. FRANKLIN. Lancaster City
TUoNAs DUNCAN, Dauphin county
JAMES MARTIN,
THOMAS c. HAMBLT, York
WV. NJ. WATTS, Cumberland
DANIEL NJ. SMYsER, Adams
.Joys p. WETHERLL, Philadelphia city
.JosEPH r. CHANDLER
ROBERT I. CONRAD
'rgouAs McGRArH, Philadelphia CO..
DmLKR LUTHER, Berks
RoRERr II. BARD, Franklin
THos. NJ. T. M'KEENAN, Washington
ANDREW ]. OGLE, Somerset
HARMAK DENNY, Allegheny
RICHARD IRWIN, Venango
.JosErH II. KUHNs, Westmoreland
G.. J. BALL, Erie
II. ID. MAXWELL, Northampton
J. B. SALISBURY, Susquehanna
ELHANAN SMITH, Wyoming
SAMUEL A. PgRvIANcE, Butler
HENRY S. EVANS, Chester
ROBERT I. PoTTs, Montgomery.
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Administrators Nntiee

II FILTERS of Administration on The
"a estate of Elizabeth UhI, late Of
Southampton township, deceased, havips
been granted to the subscriber residjnS
IN said township, all persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to attend at Tho
house of the subscriber OF Saturday The
10Th of May next, prepared 10 settle
and those having claims. to present them
at The sane tine and place, properly au.
thentIcsied.
CHARLES UIIL,
Aprll D, lS47-bt. Admir-.
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SOMERSET HERALD.

VI .PALMER, Esq. of Philadelphia at his
Real Ts'ats ami Coal Office, Is our authorized
Agen. sor obtaining Advertisements and Sub
s~c,icsion for t,e "HEGALD" and is clothed
vi,a full power to receipt for any monies paid
e him on ,hnse o~l,jccts. His agency includes
,he following cities, viz-PhiladelPhia, New
vock Baltimore and BssteH.
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From the Pittsburgh American.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
PITTSBURGH AND CONNELS-
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.
prrrsBuReH. March &c, ls41

PITTSBURGH, Mafcn 20, IofI'
In pursuance of adjournment, and oil
due public notice, the Stockholders of the
Pittsburgh and Connelsville Railroad
COMPANY met. and was organized by
WIN. EICHBAUM, Esq, acting as
Chairman and EDw'D d. GAzzAM, as
Secretary.
VIZ. ROBINSON, Esq, President OF the
Company made a brief report, and laid
before the meeting the proceedings OF the
late meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company:
and also a letter from the Hon. j. p. Ken
nedy, Chairman OF a Committee appoint
ed by the said meeting.
The following Preamble and Resolu-
tions, submitted BY Mr.. Darsie, were, af-
ter an animated discussion, unanimously
adopted.
Whereas, an act was passed at the last
session of the Legislature of Pennsylva-
MIA, authorizing this Company to II
slruct a Railroad 10 any point within this
State, which may be mutually agreed up
on Nv this company and the PennsylVa-
MA Railroad connection between the cit
les of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia; and
also 10 construct a Railroad from the city
Of Pittsburgh 10 the line of the State of
Ohio. Therefore.
Resolved, That Committees be appOIn-
ted by this meeting, on each of the before
mentioned projects, with power to enter
into a full examination of the merits OF
each, and report thereon TO q meeting Of
the stockholders of this Company, TO be
held for the purpose; and the Committee
tie be appointed upon the Eastern connec-
ton. are hereby directed to enter into
correspondence and negotiate with the
President and Directions Of the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Company, after they shall
have been elected, with a view TO the
proper cooperation necessary to form the
said connection between the said cities.
Countries ON II SUBJECT OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-Messrs. Tho
mas 5. Clark, G. A. Bayard, George w.
Jackson, and Daniel Kane, (of Fayeite
County,
Committee on The subject of the Yves
fern RGilrOrd.-Messrs. A. w. LOOMS,
]. X. Moorhead, Joshua Hanna, VIM.
Eichbaum, b, A. Fahnestock.
A variety of other Resolutions and
Propositions were submittad to the Meet
ing, and after a protracted discussion,
were finally disposed of by the adop-
ton Of the following resolution, offered
BY Thomas Blackwell, Esq.
Resolved, That the several Resolutions
now before the meeting be referred to a
committee of FIVE, with instructions to
report propositions for the consideration
of an adjourned meeting, to be held at
this place to morrow; Saturday at 3
O'Clock p. NJ. whereupon the Chair APP
pointed the following gentlemen: Messrs.
Thomas Blackwell, George Darsie, VIM.
Robinson Jr., E. D. Gazzam, and VIM.
Ebbs.
On motion OF James S. Craft, Esq,
the meeting then adjourned, to meet on
Saturday. the 9th inst, at 3 o'clock
p. NJ.
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Somerset County, SIS.

A~~~M 4 T an adjourned Orphans
s. a court, held at Sumerset,
: { in and for said county, on the
Mr~~2 18th day Of February, A. D..
1917, before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion Of Mr. Gebhart the court
confirm The lnautsition and grant a rule
On the heirs and legal representatives of
Mathew Pmkerion, deceased. to appear
at an adjourned Orphans Court, TO be
held at Somerset on Noudly the 10th
day Of May next, 10 accept or refuse 10
take the real estate Of said deceased al
the appraised price.
Extract from the records OF said
court, certified this 18Th day Of Februa-
ry, :s47.
WIN. II. PICKING,
February % 1917. Clerk
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


, \ virtue OF sundry writs Of Fenditioni
ED Exponas issued out OF the Court of
Common Pleas of Somerset county, and
to me directed, there will be exposed TO
sale by public oulcry, at the public square
in Somerset on Monday the Sd day Of
MAY next, at l O'Clock 2. M. the fol-
loving Real Estate, viz:
All the right. title, interest and claim Of
Jacob Menges, Of, in, and to a certain
TRACT OF LAND, situate in the town
ship of Q~uemahoning, Somerset county,
Pa, containing twenty-five acres more or
less; about ten acres clear, adjoining lands
of Jacob Speicher, John Burntrager and
others, on which are erected a cabin house
and stable with the appurtenances-as the
property Of the said Jacob Menges. at
the suit Of Jacob Custer, for the use of
Phoebe Marshall, Administrative &C., of
Rogers Marshall. deed.
ALSO
All the right, title interest and claim Of
William Moore, of, in, and to certain
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Paint
township, Somerset county. containing
200 acres more or less; about six acres
clear, adjoining lands OF Jacob Berkepile,
Solomon Miller, Jacob Berkey and 9th
ers, on which are erected a dwelling
house and stable, and grist and saw
mill, with the appurtenances-as the pro-
perty of the said William Moore, at the
suit Of Samuel KimmeI.
Also
All the right, title, interest and claim of
John Bell, OF, in, and to a certain PAR
GEL OR TRACT OF LAND. situate
in Addison township, Somerset county,
Pa, containing one hundred and fifty a.
ores more or less; about one hundred and
ten acres cleared, about twenty-,woac acres in
meadow, with a dwelling house one and
a half stories high, log barn and stable,
and spring house erected,and two orchards
on the premises, adjoining the National
Road on the south, and lands Of Andrew
Mitchell. Thomas Gleason, and Richard
Brooks, with the appurtenauces-as tie
property Of the said John Bell, al tie
suit Of Christian C.. Liyengood, for lha
use Of Simon Gchhart.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sheriff
Sherif7s Office Somerset
april 8, ls47. 5
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EXECUTORS NoTTcr

rs 'es'ameRtary on the ca.
~ tate OF Theobal, Follmar. late Of
Conemaugh township. deceased. havinr
been granted to The subscriber. rssidieS
Iassald township. oil persons indebted ~
said estate, are hereby requested 10 A..
tend at the late residence Of The deceas
ed on Friday the 30lh day Of April nex,.
prepared to settle; and those havinr
claims to present them at the same ,iss
and place properly authenticated.
PETER LEVY.
Msreh %, 1879 Execu,er
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Somerset County. SIS.

Somerset County, SIS.
&~~~M Z r an adjourned Orphans
; "A Courl held at Somerset,
: in and for said county, on
1~~~M The 18th day of February. A.
ID. l547, before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Kimmel, the coHrt
confirm the lnquisitlon and grant a rule
on the heirs and legal representatives Of
John Graham, deceased TO appear al an
adjourned Orphans Court, to be held at
Somerset or Monday the 10Th dsy OF
May next, (lS47.) TO accept or refuse to
take the Real Estate Of said deceased.
at the appraised price.
Extract from the records Of said
court, certified this 18th day OF Februa-
ry, lS47.
WM. II. PICKING,
February IS, ls47. Clerk.
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A CRAsH.-A serious destruction of
property occurred on the Cambria rail-
road on Wednesday last, which will cost
the State ten or twelve thousand dollars.
1t appears that in consequence OF the
snow storm, a train Of burthen cars were
left on the track at Oakland. This was
unknown to the engineer of n of the
upward burthen trains, and was moi dis
covered until he had approached SO near
that it was impossible to arrest the en-
CINE and train. The trains came togeth-
or with a tremendous crash. dismantIing
the engine and breaking the cars very
much. Fortunately the engineer and a
gents escaped by springing off of the
train.-West Chester Record.
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February %. 1917.
~ Q r r a

To The heirs and hgaI REPRESENTATIVES
Of George HurfzeH, deceased.
VENAKE notice that an inquest will be
4 held at The ia;e dwelling house Of
SAID deceased, in the Borough Of Stoys
town, Somerset county. Pa. on Saturday
the l7ih day Of APRIL iS47. for the
purpose Of making partition of the real
esla,e of said deceased, TO and among his
children. and legal representatives,. If the
same can be done wilhnat prejudice Il
or spelling Of the whole.-otherwise to
value and appraise the same according
10 law; at which tune and place you
are required TO attend if yon think prop
er.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
February %. 1917. Sheriff.
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On the 4th INST, in Jenner township,
Mr.. Jonas HoRNER, aged 81 years, 9
months, and ~ DAYS.
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Married:

On the 4th inst, by Rev ID. B. Ernst,
Mr.. CHRISTIAN SIpB, to Miss MARY ANN
PEIsEL, both OF Somerset township.
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Six Cents Reward,

EeAN away from the subscriber in
IA Summit township, Somerset coun-
ty OIL the 20th Of March last. all indented
apprentice TO the Biacksmnhing business.
named Philip j, Brown, he is between
nineteen and twenty years of age and
bad on when he went away dark coat.
vest and pants. The above reward will
be paid for his delivery to me, but no FUR.
Their charges.
GILLIAN G. LINT.
April s, 1873
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4 School will be opened in The Acade-
a my building, on Monday April 9Th
l847, to continue for a term Of thirteen
weeks. Terms.-OrihograIhy. Read.
ing and writing ST.; Arithmetic SD.
25; Grammar and Geography So,
SO, per scholar.
Any scholar entering after the com.
mencement of the term, win be charged
to the end of the term in ratio with the
above rates. ROB'T EAUGHTON,
Somerset. March 80. IT. Teacher.
A19N OF DgBga
EBUT down for trial for May Term.
Il commencing on Monday the Sd
IT, r. NJ a ot-
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Col. Jefferson Davis, the s~on-in-law Of
General Taylor, was severely wounded
at the battle OF Buena Vista. 1t appears
also that Captain May has received a Sc
we're confusion.
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NOgECN.
PITTsBUEsH, PA.

ALL persons indebted to The subscriber
II on Note or Book account are request
ed to call and settle their o imme-
diateIy or they will be placed in The
hands of an officer for collection.
JAMES II. BENFORD.
Somerset, March 80. IS47.
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NNTHGE.

April 6. Is47-6t.
The State guard., 1847-08-17
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