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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

Mr. McGAucHEr's RsJEcTIov.-' Independent
ol the NorfA American, writes rs follows from Wash.
ing,on
fall the whig Senators had been present, they
ousbt TO have been the result would have been different
There may be explanation for this absentccisn, but,
xhou, a. the naked fact does appear much the
advantage of those whose duty II was at the outset Of
the to have attended and given their
.uppogt 10 the nominations This 10 not the first
ZION upon which there has been just occasion for
pspt and if Senators derive satisfaction from the
consequences OF their delinquency, they might at least
farnish their friends with plea of justification for
whs, now sppears TO be must Gnwsrrantable neglect
ofn lie dttv
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

HUDSON RIVER BoATs. - The Oregon, Capt
8, John now daily between this city aud Albany
The Iaae Mr'on left yesterday on her first trip. The
Aida will commence running Ia about a week
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
An Aurern....for The Tribune.

Ma. EDITOR One ol the most striking eAhio'
tions Of Aurora Roreshs have witnessed occur
red last night Sunday, March ls) teommenced WIN
GRADUAL ana moderate illumination at the horizon
extending from the point N.NE. to NV. a. "O0"' .
oeloch 1t gradually brighter as II rose n'sn'. "o"
tho horizon until abou, 10 o'clock, when ine oo'y
sssuned crescent form, with the limbs res1"s upon
NE above two points Of the compass
At this time Il assumed the hight of It's grandeur p's
sentng the appearance Of brilliant crown, WIN f",
ing waves OF light from extremity TO the othe'
preserved this waving appearance I'LL about nan ~
when A If 70 close with grand faae streams oil asn'
idcuy broke forth from different psrts OF the nne
About quarter before IL. 1t gradually sunk, with
oeep crimson hue, TIL IL disappeared. OssEs'ES-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

GOLD IN NoRrHERS TExAs.-The Editor OF the
pidkbss Hkte says In number Of that journal dated
the eth inst while on visit to DE Soto Parish. few
days ago. we heard from reliable authority that there
now living In the neighborhood Of Manifold an old
man who ayers most sosmnly that gold exists IN as
n1ee abundance In some Of the mountain valleys ol
noIhefn Texas h represented to be n the pscers OF
CAiornis The individual alluded to 10 an old hunter,
ana he's often trapped the beaver In the Rocky Noun
as and bssted with the wild tribes Of the Western
pesriss. The discovery was made BY him while
NbeasT suopx wandssing bend Of he red men.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

AppoRTIosMEST BILL ~ OHIo-The OHIO
saesma, oco states that bin dstrc,ipg the state in
perfectly unexcepiioDsble manner passed the House at
Columbus the 6h and that II II passes the s-nsie
N dscord on the subject will cease.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Later from -. Domingo.

BY Capt SMALL, Of the brig Washington, from
c, Domingo City Goth ult learn that the Haytiens
and Domnicaos had had an engagement, in which toe
Hsy,ieps wore defeated. The Dominicans we're said
To be dsserling on account OF not receiving pay
,iop, and the Haytiens their march toward
the City It was also reported that many Of tho Hay
ITEMS we're deserving Doubloon is worth $3.50 in pa.
per money. Business very dull.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

DODFISG-Goodwi WINS Pseni Cepeni sassihing fof
IlROoss ch>sp light and cursols-pree y es per focs
aid % rough horoek boards q per oos over n
zinc, and warranted Apply 70 GOODWIN, u College
place ChsmberSsl References II. Bssfofd, roof
done 25s fee 63 Center J. DsCosse, roof done 935
FEET - WesLss Alderman Ferns roof doue 4S feet 02
c. Ely roof dons, 1s7 fee lp Froutsl
-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

rY- Hon. Neil s. BKows is nominated by the
Wink. Of Tennessee for reelection to the Office Of Gov
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
AUCTION SALES.


r. l. SNOW, Aucuonsss.
~ T.. SNOW desiring not W leave hif hnily ~ Cen
Eorua O. present. repeatedly soieis share o. P9enc
patronage 10 Inc Aacron and Commssioo ine. vtkA -
vii 10 happy 70 rscssvs o. 81 AnpN Hs win etvs ~
psrsonsl sIisnron tic sale q ell goods msvehsadise.
Except snng tquofsl and rsa sssals pdvues q
suciion ssls In any pan Of The y He wi also puscenee
second hard furniture Advsscss msds % eonaxnmSoos
settlements prompt In every nstsnes
B. r. CHILrON, Ancuoqssr.
ARGE sALE OF vALUAeLE REAL LSYA1k=
i 4 Ia Partition / ChlLfON, AscuoueerS, wu
ss si sncsion, ne s,h day o. Apni, 1919 = ne nsv.
caAnis ExehaExs e vsuable ots Of ground dtneae1 =
Brosdwsy, Fonyn snd rhtsshses sn1 eon 80 -
Eishib-sysuse. Lbogrsphs nov rssdy q us once q e
Aactionsefs n Wallet Ii0l lu eeae0
BENJ MOONEY, AacuoBsw.
BOOTS AND BHOED AT AUCTi0H-Sy 4. b.
ID CALI, at stofs rs PsaSist $50 ceeee, coDpnaeg
general assortmeu Of boos sboes ssbw md ovesseoes
90 TUEsDAY, March "a, - 10 oeioeh A ~ Mha
nUBLIC ADMiNIsT RATOHs BALE.-h. D.
L BUTLER, Aaeuoosss, III! ssa q pubic saetos %
FaDAY arch a. si iet O'Clock, stsSprues = he eeees
Of following lnsssstssi 0srs tseck, Jona O. OH
Ter, judah Levy yossph Cross Robert ntes heny MOI.
ton Frederick MaiherSh Jacob Hhschdah Hsury Asseos
and others consisting Of furniture, eiohing uunss ebssb,
Watches, jsweiry, nc. 0y order OF
mil u y YhA a., ~; Asx.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

~sy, las received from t1cuOu large lo< OF French
embroidered collars % per cent below of Importance
20 yards worked founcing; lace and muslin dresses
so per arrivals Thread snc Jenny Lind espes
zn1 o-rhss Yslenceune col cuffs Vsenesnne sno
iafesd l.ce yels Lf1Lis robes, waists nn esps
hx1red m1slins b.scs lac-s hgured nets; nsw 2sefns
f1r socccers. c.ub.lc hsrdg grch-fs &c. Sh im-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

IILTIL ="
-. rl~,ssy s--.s8 ty r.r Blrry 'np s-pi ss19
prt 81 toss r-srsing ps.s-uz-fs s-o1t ren'-
c1sts1y 90 Il-stsl -
80 srtn-r s1sPs1 of laslc 1--n 11c-fn-s TN - CO..
or-s ol lafl-rJ ID s,r-s-l - 80 p
Tu~-ssy cst harrs q aa'ox ot-1>a cos p
az -rrlt1 -to>- lan- - - q li
..r-- l. sar-zr. Mari st- if0n - oon4s1alt a.
- of ed. ,as b 81. Cls1n h9l.- a'i -l - =
- ss ar..t s5a.@s al igprcFfsiet h>n p De- 90
4. W f a;h-r srsnl.i5n u -1''fi lsl y
- - IN Jolasa Is-stty ARRESTED y o-f b.fn
-, ctarr-t I'D stssa< zf rlth. vA.-i 80 if, H'-f
-f-s "a. r--inx q; ~ L-1-ar. - h-i = i1s7-f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

CENTRAL ANERIcs-Our advices are 70 tne
6ih inst; and have the pleasure Of stating lnsi .
trs.v Of peace has been made a. Lscspa between tne
Coulnissiouer on the part Of The GOvernment ana
Gen Vicente Cruz subject only 10 the rs,neanon o.
tae Government. The precise terms OF TIE treaty "
tsve not heard however ve understand that i avery
ADVANTAGEOUS 20 the Government With tns 10 70 oe
hou-d matters will improve IN the interior although
/. ipucb feared that tie roads will be for soue tine IN
tested bv robbers Honduras Observer, Feo- IL.
CAsAL REPaIKs.--The Canals are now being
cleaned snd repaired throughO the whole Ane Gangs
of lands have been st work wherever work was 70
be done The commiss!Sners hope 70 have everything
10 order AZ Al early day % that boats may commence
the season with heavier lOsds than were eTs before
practicable his believed that the canals VII oe s2is
70 do business which would yield siOooou 0, VI
without any difficulty Albany I've 'o-i
Hoy.W. C. PREsToS.-This gentleman retusneu
from hi, brief sojourn with bis friends on ssi "eanss
sav We ara gratned 10 learn that ns he.Ain sIsnr
10 narrowed. Much .nxsty and sympathy have oeen
fsit snd expressed for him the s1,e s.e
hope 10 have il In our power. Al DO ais'~hI s-J'
A'1N'' 49, '-'' IsossAr csrolaias, issa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
NoLAk LA,Lp., ca, EIxLEIEkk,,,s s1lsl.S 1mESch y

H-.r Brost-.y .rs sonsscturnx Ee~p eocssnty 90
hant Gas Fixtures solss Lsmps Cssndonsfs -
Csndeisbrss Brackets, Hal Lanterns NC - -. ~
fr-nch Gina cut ssd pain glass China sss Eassn o
lss ware plated and jspsn8ei vars snc serers ~ = ~
,i.Iing ,ass xbossss I'd retail Asnufsctofy w her
nsI-nk f""-s- "1'-0' mis- I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
By the schooner Alfred from New LondoD, Conn.

Joha l. Hsrr. csptan L'niln Ehl Afsrf
Eirsi gn. 0cs "a ls. l. Jared rirlrf. ID. super
cargo, Mrltrie. James fst ner. N-a Loniol -nair
sr Csiy W Ctiy Pray G1s-on Brtnt ke t-n Pay
Etrn iIr- Grsres Nsfhsl~ ioln- pird Ilrns lsa
Bailey Kliagy. A-l Geo n1nalcs. Geo A-l hroos
gn Aeranter Rlck John Hnck Pom Cts-. Pea, N-e
Hsr-n M1sss Wa-a East Lyme Efssrt nlteson ensrot
John nurrs' Hampio1 Wu httihsvson, Wosistocs Al
drew Hsy-y Lsbsnon Es-s Ainrh, Total p.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Inter Tcxns Nrws.

Tie New -Orlesns papers Of the 18th inst. have
later news from Mexico y arrival froE Galveston 9h
inst We copy the most important partcnlarr.
GIN WORRIES vaECH FOR rHE GfLA
We learn from the G1rfsf9a Ct-iiiGH. tnsf the die.
tnsuiihei Col J. Hays arrived ~ that pscs a the
f,h met from San Ani1r,0. Col Hays informs tie
Clr thst tee troops under tleu. Wor'h one regi
rneni and three companies VII uoi leave San Antonio
urti The middle q April. and thar hey vii finally
take up the line Of msr-h from Frecericksb1rs p 81
Pssso and the River ella . route - California On
toe let NAY The Mexcsns art lrfilns are already
brir Eing In large numbers oi holses ard mules
Gen. Worth VIII s1Jrd every protection sud PROPER
aid TO en grants and announces list be vii ,aks
pleasure IT, receiving sll who msy otrr. oily sskng
thst they will provide Themselves vito proper supplies
for the route TIE army snd those who sccom5aly Il
vii It il estimated be 90 - days the road to f.
Psso as the design Is % move le'-urey In order %
avoid fatigue 70 the men and sriua- At p Pzs0 they
bait several days 10 recruit their strength and provide
iresh supplies Of provisions. Flour beef horses md
mules abundari sni cheap ~ r. point. and u Is
that there will be difficulty IN o5iainias al that may
be defired There also other points between that
place and California where provisions may De- obtained
Col Hays Eo.s guide 10 the army a. far the ella
but does not expect present 20 q On 20 California
Hs ssys there "a difficulty about the road sad tia,
wagons can be taken with ease. O course the army
carries large number.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
By the brig Wnlimsutc, from New-London, Conn
March L.

Rchari Rogers cartsn Charles Chspmsn. Ut mate, James
Isrr. a nat Roo.rt smith, "a mite Lolioni Hor-
Gf.soH Hsry Gns@od, wn Maynard Bsfk Hal Lyme ChsH
ton NIGEL. Fist Lime lsasc Hyt-. william Champtu sut
Ych- Eheu.1er Dsh1r Rl-s-i whnsa. Gsole Chamber
s1 Abto,i Mlnn seaxav- kuugy. Hetry Young, Gee
X VI ler Geo X Co1giou, f.0ndou. = b smlth, Line
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
ny nrrRIasn RorrEs.

meeting says the Cri.ila q. the 7ih ins. was heli
Al Houston iew days snce on the subject Of CAlor.
MIA e grafton and the routes o the Gold Region.
Resolutions paced 10 favor Il the estAb nent
II a nstionA thoroughiare from the Cult of neSc0 to
the Pacific Ocean The distance from Galveston Bay
the Bay Of san Diego. the Pacific s estimated q,
500 miles; ard the route By the Psso tel N0rte ard
the valley Of the la q iis junction with the Colorado
Of the West q the one recommenfod-the road having
a. many tcrmin on the Gull sud il tee Valley Of the
Mississippi as may be desirable
The meeting slso pared resolution instrucing in
aivaace the members % be elected from Harri. COgn
Is the next Lsgsi1ture 20 use their eNerii0ns 10
cause donation Of tao public domsin oi the state TO
b. made, facilitate. TAR practicable, the accom-
phmen Of ssd rosd any other road as far ss Passo
del None and iaat NJ other counties OF the State be
requested % give ike Instruction..
Ffiy-two California emigrnts arrived Al Galveston
the lst, BY the ship Travi5 from Nsw-furk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
,,oy = ~, ;. cOPYIN0 AND SEAL PREssEs

- Copying snd Seal Presses cf the nost sp
sroysd psn-rss 70 vc6 hey woad ca. ne stsoton q
r-~rh.ns and o<hers In usnf Of 81 rsos ee -
:, No. ,rsLe prcs The surface Of copying presees
ssas urusd Irus perfect copy may BE- ootstosd win
ess- .nd sxpsailor. They sso fzrnsh S0PJ'
.os oooEss egpy-psper, &c q. noL -
nle sa Yfss Aexss, &C v SoSS~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

DIEpISA FIr.-A German, about - years old
whose name was leaip ned was last evening found
the street and taken the Eighth Ward Station House
IN state Of insensibity arising from fits physician
wss sen, for and proper remedies applied for his re'Or
.,;on hut be died ebout 10 O'Clock this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
NEW rREHCH BOOKS.

j dss Rsrabneuss, PER Louis Rsyesaa Ediuoa Illus
tree par rc-y .ssnnol ia Que sesasfal voane. roys
chsesasriass Memoir. aou,rs rense. per n is VI
eoanie de Chstsaerand. svossvo, q ~
Jobert-rralse de Chrurgie Pssnaae, per A Jcoeu
lle LSmesel Chursie- de fHospla ssns Lcas, accom-
psxue duu Au.s folio dsIs panehss grave e esssss
Deiessert-yoysges dams les deax ocesrs AlsnrQas =
Fsessle. lsaa1ss' Royal sve, q IS lnstsiss
par Zee rrrmie somspeie cs nlas,rs per les premiere
krrss-s. Royxlsvo.& -
Louis fhiippe dotlesns. s,ols y mo o. H.
Moigno-rrsiie De reesrsphe Eiecuicus Svo w
Ledics G. rnieesioo PsaIeuss % rycenis rsssse''-
De. P 40. dAmes reu. sve,N
Civisle rUrehrotome svo. -.
m.i .s Jass mporses by JOHN WILEY. ist srosAwsy.
EVERY ONE SHOULD su psoRrpE
'l'o THE LADIEss NATIONAL MAGAZINE, easssd
BY Mr.. Aoa ss.s asss. .Sass.ssEss 70 :, ne hes
men. No. I. Eveuins, -spetb msIroant ecxrsvsj ~
Humphreys No =, % FOE April susrsved ssSeSa'
rs. or.. u.sssSs 9s,a. .slfs ..l s...... :, e....
Pme ns ~ ts c.. Ms.s .. rsuss 7s &
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qIii, sprss by A. Jo,d.a. the Psih~sy Of tfe bys
s. The sfp o.y. =, s
soone 10 Mahs The misfortune cf hsyipS ps~ry. usss
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Nl.l kliahS
,IHE MIpNIoHT sun. BY Mlss Br.msr Pdes ss cts.
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Reviews The the old ssnd In Ths
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THE WORLD AS 1T MOVES.
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The .econd voums OF ,his great weekly magazine 10
now ready. The new lypogIaphcai execution OF THE
work be sreslsd. and tho literary merit has lccs
Marx III. iaaep.odsolly Of /. vast quantity Of o.hs.
matter W. ,spSN'h sS"S.sss JSs.I: .,s: %:
Chambers the Ruins Of Nipsveh appears in 'hs NUN
be. os.ss wS,a .,,..,,.. .,,.s ,oh \, eli, .sa
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This day receiyedb by O. NJ sAxrON.
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AF CHILDREN IN HEALTH AND DIsEAsc.-Dy
Orhomss Bail, ID. Price Is cents, rom lhs Sd Loadoa
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

FJf .ae by the barrel. Wholesale and retail! a he Of
frs OF ne New YOrk Po1cretfe Co. . Chsmoers Aao,
Y-rtlzins Po~dsrs, for so~ers vines fr1i. nees sad
yrsss psts-by ths boz, sl, IS and 81 cts- Per box.
Orders for the of the contents of snGs scd
~es.pOos carefully amended 70. Careful AID uust1ofny
mn sats -mrlgHed. mlL 1W-o
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

Df J'ha Coug-r Jh " Ttorgtoa. He-y Lax - Wo.ey
T. -r nird Hort cra H-- Ys-t-- iadrs " W-si.
Wsal Fslctf, irr Ls-as Br-t-ftoi Jr Ano- -.
- Cn-s1. tois fhcrfs fsrsrs. tr1-as II Vas
YFrts Clsr-s rsrr-E H-nrr Cota 90, srlF-n Fnols
H1If c-o Fatlson. BsaosLrs w. ls--- Nscte q
care. " ktr-s;r1-r fstn G-crE- Ing VIA N-sr Jr -
Nortnn Esr Tig Ala Fr-t'rrs " trr-rr-ef.
Gross 6sr-T, Jsb Rsa-oPh. O-os- Actress, ,t1ssr
Il IssI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
California Emisrants.

Thc Havilah Mining Association eft this City March
70 for the Gold Region via Fort smith Ark. The fol
Owing Ia liz, OF ia members
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

FIRES About o'clock last evening hre broke
out In the feed store OF Mr. Edwin Hoyl IN the InIa
av between Twenty fifth and Twenty-'ixtnsI Inc
flames were extnguished after doing 'rinag dsnsge
The stable of Thos Carr, in the rear OF the above
-. entirely consumed about O'Clock this morning
A horse perlshed In the flames.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

r. Ncw-lork WGter-Curr E-tnblIshmenf.
Uugersi.T place NJ tw'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
By the bin Arabian. from Bsun0re March 10

rwskns Cas HI. Jai sl-er no Joseph "a md l1t
Alfrrr Campbell Chss Folse cl Blnr- Wn Pe-fs.r Oi
krut Co. Mti ruI and joan sts o Mln-on-r a.. NJ
ihoi White ard at. Nm Llcor art f Misses >asllsl ini
islrs Lrron. WA stroter ssmu- I1his 1f lt nari
R--f n sncs.te p Ben Cray oi Chs1bsrhl Pa Peter
Ro-- M frsi-rcs oti1-r Di Pa
oscar sanus. OF Fru,rienee J. .-si Bfsh oi NJ Rs
V-ps Slen3sn Brown fe1n Narsfon ieFs Nffet1.
ia ocker Corels CHAMBER, Of oh Jo1asn Bowman oi
To- lie
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

~ NNfrr-t ure.-Dr. lNAll receives Nttlros a tis
crotious city shisiueni IS Lsghtst and al Oyster
Say. L T. where new ami extensive hui.tngs n.i0s
erected The sumner term nil commence April Cat
-1or qrsrfi-e sientef 70 Consultations g. mis- In
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

AcclDgNr.-This morning, man at work on the
...s,ls,ns Of a house at the corner Of Barclay and
church 81. was suddenly precipitaed to the ground by
~. ii, ,v,v Of the boards on which he wss standing
m. Snasies were very severe and, il is feared msy
orove fatal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

~ Fswlrrs ~ Wells, fhrruelSxists a5d
Puoi.her-. Chrtnn HAL lsl Nsfssr-sl nssr ne rsrh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

FouxDLiSG.-An infant was iss' evening l'sN"
a, the doorway of house No. 2iO Ws'hins'ohh ""%
ami to The Aims House.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

u1l Or O1i.rrs Members oi he Executive Commiues
% .le shove Society vii be he'd ~ the Oc- of The soci
ETY. y Spruce-s Monday ,he "a dsy u April next
81 order ml2 ~ X. T. DAILY, s-creiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

ssla and osnicaisry chsefu 70 The eye Shen OF W
.n, hls bat is appreciation requires The closest conprI
90 A. axes tae snr-wdrss- VI hs buyer e0nsdefsoy
Pss ufsre.- 20 snOw Of The mafket 10 regard
70 ts article may receive important psrleul1fs and asefu
- : t-snS 81 Burinxslo THEO. SCHWARTZ.
4xsocs
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-07
Military Uniform.

We have been lately frequently asked
whether a military company was not at liberty
under the militia law to select whatever
kind of uniform that pleased them. The fol.
lowing from recent circular from Adiutan
General Irwin addressed to the Briga de Inspec
tors sets the ma tier at rest.
'.The first sect ion of the revised Militia Law
does no: authorize the volunteers to adopt such
uniform as they may consider proper. You
are instructed that no uniform will be con-
sidered proper for volunteers, by the Adjutant
General. except the undress or fatigue uni
form of the United States Army"
1t will be perceived that ali volunteer com
panies, old and new, will have to conform with
the dress, otherwise they will n OF be considered
as complying with the provisions of the new
Militia Law, and cannot receive the yearly ap-
preparation. The reorganization of the uni
formed militia of this Commonwealth com
menced last Monday.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-07
Military Election.

The following table exhibits the result of
the election for military officers for this Bri
yade. 1t is not official, tut as correct as we
can make it, being made up from the reports
we have received; but we believe correct re-
turn will not materially changeit.
II is proper TO state in explanation of The
singular vote polled, that Capt. John Hum
phreys was not a candidate for Brgadier Gen.
eral, and that his name was used in connection
with that office contrary to his wishes and
lcithout his authority or consent. In fact he
positively refused to permit his name to be
used and this fact accounts for the vote he re-
ceived in the Highlanders and Cambria Guards
Notwithstanding his refusal, however, to be a
candidate. it appears that a few of the enemies
of Col. Mcdonald placed him on the ticket in
Johnstown for the purpose of defeating that
gentleman; and the returns show that the efor:
h as signally failed.
We believe it is also due TO Maj. Potts to
state that he only permitted himself to be a
candidate for Lieut.. Colonel under the impress
sion that Mr.. Todd had declined, and that he
was consequently not running in opposition te
the ticket which had been placed in nomina
tion on last Saturday evening. How this mis-
tako occurred we are not at present prepared to
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nTWe learn that the loan of 100000, au.

ujWe learn that the loan of 100000, au.
thorized to be made by the last Pennsylvania
Legislature, to enable the Canal Commissioners
10 avoid the Inclined Plane near Philadelphia,
has been taken at small premium. The whole
amount of bids offered 81 200. 900, and their
terms were generally such as indicated the
hi CHEST confidence in the ability and determi-
nat ion of the State to meet all its obligations,
past, present and to come.
N. B. We learn this morning that Messrs.
F. A. Van Dyke & Co., has takeE $4,000 OF
this loan at premium of % cents on the
500, and that Charles Maccallester has taken
1912, 600 at 263 cents premium on the $lOO
The balance was taken at one per cent. premi-
um. The total premium amounts to SlO93,75
The Canal Commissioners have called upon
the Governor for the first instalment on the
first of August.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

A LII persons interested are hereby notified
IN that the following Accounts have been
allowed and filed in the office of the Register
at Ebensburg, and that the same will be pre-.
sented for confirmation and allowance to the
Orphans Court to be held at Ebensburg in and
for the county of Cambria, on Monday the I'd
day of July next:
The-Account of Catharne Flick, Admins
istratrix of the estate of Frederick Flick, de.
ceased.
The Account of Joseph Croyle and Thomas
Mcconnell Administrators of Frederick Croyle
deceased.
The Account of Rees Robe rts, Executor of
Mary Breese, deceased.
The Account Of Patrick Shiels. Guardian OF
the minor child of John Scanlan, deceased.
VIM. KITTELL, Register.
REGrsTER's OFFICE,
Ebensburg, June 4, ls4s. Ss5-tc.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION !!

THE democratic citizens of Cambria
county are requested to meet at their usu-
al places of holding township elections on
Saturday the 23d Of June meat,
for the purpose of electing two delegates
from each township, and from the borough
of Johnstown, to meet in County Con-
vention at the Court House in the borough
of Ebensburg on Tuesday the 26th day
of June neat, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, and
form County Ticket to be supported by
the democracy at the ensuing election.
The township elections will be opened
at 3 O'Clock, and kept open until 6 o'clock
P. NJ, in order to give every democrat an
opportunity of voting.
By order of the County Committee.
MICHAEL INQUIRE,
Chairman.
Nov, 1910