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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-12
VOL. 5. NO. 26.

AcTING UpoN PRTNCIPLE.-Some years
ago, during q sojourn in Montgomery, 1t was
the writer's good fortune to be numbered am
on,, the friends of Colonel C., The Col
onel was one of those in whose breast the
milk of human kindness overfieWed 1t was
his misfortune that he was never able to say
no. And to so great an extent was this weak
ness carried, that it had become notorious
fact that the colonel would lend money to
any one on the first asking, rather than re-
fuse it. But SO often had his good nature
been imposed on, that he had established
rule for his own government, which he was
always careful to explain to applicants Tor
funds. and usually did SO after the folio wing
style !:
.sWant ten, do you? We'll you can hay
it. But when can you pay 1t back on
see, I've got great deal of money loaned
out around and like to keep it circulating
but like to know just about the time when
! it's going to get around back to mes and L
D hate to be disappointed. A man that dlsap-
e points me once, never gets any more money
L from me-"
d Thus it became notorious that Colonel C'
IS would loan money to any one on the hrst ask
: ing, and if they were prompt In repayment
lie they could lake him for his piles at least,
i so it was supposed.
|. Acting upon this supposition, one *,
N notorious gambler, applied to the colonel one
D. day for one hundred dollars. rather doubtful
e, of his success however, g. was staggered
Id but catching his breath, and overcome oJ
or good nature, he exclaimed:
lie ..Want a hundred certainly you ea'
el- have it but when viii you pay me back :!
or always want to know when my money II
he coming in, as may want to useit elsewhere
is Fix your own day, but be prompt on the da.
tbs YOU fix for man who disappoints once
), never gets any more money from ne"
K took the money, promising to return
il- on the following "Wednesday and, punctu'
o,s to the day and hour, he did return 1t, boz
-. rowing from all his friends to enable him
- do so. According to general supposltlon, b
credit was thereby opened with G- to any e.
tent, and two weeks after, his friends pre-
- sing for repayment. and wanting ''stak
-. for himself, he applied boldly to G, nothl
- doubling his success,
n Colonel, let's have couple of hundr
,aa - for day or SO. will you 2"
h;.b Cant" says g, Sorry. but cant re-
o,,r ly-you disappointed me so about the las
--os and :old you that man who disappolni
, me once never could get any more mor
b,,t from me-"
n;nc Disappointed you.' said K "Wl
tbe Col, you mistake your man; paid you
ond the hour and minute y
ont .sAhi eractly," said G THAT'S just
the You see, i nerer egpeeted to get tt.-I'0rt
!. he Spirit.
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COACH NaAscEACToRV.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPEEIFUL-
| " inform the citizens of Ebensburg and vi
unity, that he has rented the shop formerly occn.
cied by r, Gabraith, where he has every facilty
for carving on large business ,and hopes by US
ING but the best material, and employing but
the best workman, he hopes to convince all who
will do him the favor to examine his work. that
in point Of durability, appearance or cheapness,
he cannot be excelled by any similar establish
ment in estate CT elsewhere Persons wishing
bargain in loe purchase OF a carriage VIII Gou-
suit t6air own interests by giving him CALL
They are prepared to supply the following kinds
0 vehic $, viz:
Buggiss of different qualities and prices, Bar
ouches, Chariotces, one and two horse rockaways
close quarter elliptic and C-Spring Corches; Sc
cond handwork of ditferant kinds, Sc., msklns
q variety that will suit all tastes and all purses
| Repairing done with neatness and dispatch:
! ~ WM .BA RNES.
| Feb 10, 1s5s.-13
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mn NEONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE
FEa1n We Stones, Mantels, Table and Bu-
tsSgTlaI n reau tops, manufactured of the most
Ef2lAx beautiful and finest quality OF foreign
HRF1> and domestic marble. always on hard
~. and made to order as cheap as they can
~ be purchased in the East, with the
dditicn of carriage; From long experience in
be business and strict attention thereto, he can
assure the public that all orders will be promptly,
attended to and the work finished in the best and
most handsome manner, furnished to order and
delivered at any place desired.
ALSO, Grindstones of various grits and sizes
suitable for farmers and mechanics. Sold )
wholesale or al :,
rrFor the convenience of persons reaidhg y
he east and north of the county, specimens MAJ
hc ceer, and orders left with George Huntley, a
Ills TiEware Establishment in Ebensburg.
Purchasers are invited to xamine stock n;
prices. Aug. 10, 81 ljune 20, ls5;
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nEATTy,s ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT

nEATTY,S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
Ed is warranted to cure in every instance, If
used according to directions, Ringbone, SPAWN,
and Splint, or any other callous or hard Jumps.
II does not like 'c,tre dlls' of the present day,
nrofess to cure all i'll to which man and beast
are heir to- but will most assuredly cure the ABOVE
and remove all blemshes resulting, such as
lumps. callosities &c. 1t accomplishes its cures
by penetrating the pores and converting the tu.
mors or calous into pus matter and is then
discharged through tie skin without removing
the hair
Manufactured and sold by james ID. Beatty
and also at the Drug Store of DR.. Wm. LEN
MON and at the store of THOMAS l'Eo lNh
Ebnesburg, Pa iJah--o'
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JoHN RANDoLPH's SPECTACLEs.-An irisn
gentleman, who travelled with Randolph in
Europe, relates that one morning, in London
as they were talking over their adventures,
the Hero of Roanoke said to him-''Do you
know that L am growing old, and have not
vet become accustomed to 1t =
'sHow do you happen to make the discOv-
cry lust now ?'' asked his friend.
Why replied he, last week L received
IN invitation from our Minister, MIR. Rash,
to meet party especially chosen for me,
opened the note in the presence OF some gen.
tlemen, but was too vain TO use my specta-
cles. l read "Thursday," and threw the
note away afterwards On Thursday, accor-
dinghy. 1 presented myself at Mr.. Rush's
house at 7 o'clock, aud was ushered into the
J drawing room, where to my no small surprise
[ found Mrs Rush quietly giving the chill
dren their tea.
Queer preparation for dinner party thinks
: 10 myself, and sat down After the usual
questions and answers, 1 7entured to inquire
-sshas not Mr.. Rush come home yet I"
: "Oh," said she, she has gone to dine at
: Lord s."
g BLESS my soul, madam" said L, "how
a can that be? Here l am by his invitation to
'S meet party"
l. "My dear Randolph" exclaimed She
ii .what mistake. Your dinner was on Tues
lie 6.v last. and we waited for you until hal
E. mast eight O'Clock, when we gave you UP q.
v either sick or out Of town, but surely you re
N eeiyed your note of invitation 2
in 81 did, madam" replied I, land am just
le, " punished for my vanity l was ashame'
to use my spectacles before strangers and
lot I am half blind, my eyes read Thursday an
I never referred 10 my note again so haH
- lost delightful dinner, but am amply repal
ad, by finding you and your children alone Il
ed, now shall have what is so rare in Londo'
to strangers, social evening" Take II
D' advice, sir, and never endeayor to cheat o
Time, or be will cheat you"
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Ns sEMOVAL.-THE SUBSCRIBER WISH
Ee es 10 announce to his friends and the pub
ic. that he has removed his WHOLESALE Ii
OUOR and GROCERY STORE to the building
corner of Canal and Clinton streets, opposite the
Arcade. which he has reftted in a handsome
style and repenished with choice stock OF the
best brands of imported Wines, Brandies, Gins,
Cordials, &C. Irish and Scotch Malt Whiskey,
Old Monongahela Rye and Rectifed Whiskey,
DR.. J. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach B:tters and
Wolff's Aromatic Scheidam Scnaprs. Teas,
Coffee, Sugars, Molasses, Spices, Bacon, Flour,
Fish. Salt, Glass, Iron & Nails, Tobacco & Sc
gars, &c. &c. The very liberal patronage here
fofore extended me is duly appreciated, and beg
to assure you that your further orders will meet
with prompt attention o,.,,,,,-
Jobnstown, May 5. 1856
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DENTISTRY,

7-rs. A. j. JACKSON. Surgeon Dentist
will be found at Th omps n Mount
~tLrD ain House, where ne can be found
lirl week of each month. Office in Johns
IN nearly opposite the Cambria Iron Store.
March u 1856.
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fs. fzASSesN
Dr. Henry EeaSley.

Practising Physician, Johnstown, Pa.
AFFICE next door to his Drug Store, cor
If Main and Bedford streets.
July u. 1892.
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NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS AND OTHERS
yayHAT THE WEST END OF THE HUN
4 tin.,lon Cambria and Indiana Turnpike
Road. from its Western terminus, in the Borough
of Blai-svlle. to the mile post marked ~ miles
from Blairsvile and so miles from Huntington,
near the old tavern stand of Thomas James, IN
Cambria County, is abandoned and no tolls collect
ed for the use of that distance. The Supervisors
of the several Townships, and Boroughs, through
which that part OF said road passes are hereoy
notified to take charge Of the same as per Act Of
Assembly concerning certain st~~--e and turniiAe
roads. passed 10th April, A. d. 1874.
JOHN S. ISETT, Seq'r.
of H. C. and Indiana Turnpike Road
March 31st 1858. 20.
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snnassorted pieces of Stone Ware, just re
EEoDNsTS
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6. D. NEgRWAY.
VI. ID. E6AGEERAN.
ABRAFEANE H0PEEES,

attorney at Lew---Johnstown
eFFICE ou Clinton Street, a few doors north
Of tie yyg4er Of Main and Clinton.
April %, 1873.
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Things I'm Norfolk.
looRaEsPospEscE OF rHr RICHMOND p.rrY n,sp,rcH

NORFOLK. January lst 1858.
a.,.n, uur New lear commenced with bright. warm
gsniai ll sun, and temperature resembling our In
oian summer. large portion of onr nonpIation
are taxing advantage Of this ne weather 20 change
their local habitaton, snd the streets ara GIIed
Win wagons. drays trueka carts and ehe~ aase,t,,
s.ou ~ sehieies OF smaller dimensions ali fiiIed
up wnh goods and chatties,' appsrtainiug 10 a.
mestic comfort " d"-
The ''6rowier Guard" from Portsmouth an,ear.
{" upon our streets to-day Creating an nnr,s,r of
~. ,asnt along their whole lac of march Upon
.htii banner, which floated proudly in the hras2.
WIS q rampant pig with an exquisiteIy curled tai,
o,e' shs piS was "i6 Reg. Growier Guard on tbe
vrh,r r side was inscribed the motto We will zee
various signlficatop ' i'S VI
ihe steamer, Sea Brd. formerly nIvinp bs, vr.ar
our port and the different points on the York and
Dial'apobi rivers, has been withdrawn and soli 20
Th pans IN emithheid, for ten thousand dollars
mus We afes Tor a short tiuie cue of from that
ilch ana intelligent people; but our business man
| &c 'u al ohee the necessity of this Connection and
VIII promptly fill the yacuem Ii ia rnmored ,ha,
| -, piy ~ now being organized, between this
Point ahd gloucester, with every prospect of Iih
ed $1,000 apiece 'e "''eaoy suDscfio-
o'.r trade with Smithfeld, is very extensive. .hav.
yasrs ,"piaiy on the increase for the last few
years, requiring the Constant attention of tbree
FesSeis 10 accommodate the prodnce that ia gat ath
=" az thht point. Now, We add q steaner whose
WIN come filled with her tri-weekly loads OF
| a., a - "'', peas, Deans, poultry, eggs, &C.
| ihc aggregate OF which would be truly asIoni.h
| ing. '"'' "s'oAi7h
we note an unusual inactivity in trade to dav
owlhg PROBABLY TO the fact that the many change,
attending the advent of the New Year hsvs en-
crossed the attention of the entire community. in
audition To those necessary changes buadreds aIe
naFiog and receiving calls and exchapoing ths
| compliments, &c, of the season '
Ihe musical portion Of our citizens are delight
ed to learn that THALBuRG, aided by VIxuxrrSps
give TWO concerts here on 10th and 10Th instauts
| The friends of the Hon. Jno s MiIIson vii
learn with regret, that he rs detained from hi
seat In Congress. by the severe Illness of mem
Der of his family. prRcrssroy
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I II + DISPATCH,
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or yIpo1,,.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
uor. sAfuRDAY, j;

House met at II o'clock
tra.e caa,ae eiilincorporatingt eiil the Lynchburg
anu Mineral Well Companv Amnndia . ioiei ore !
ss secs. oi the act Incorporating tbe, tow, 80 ~
sh.e' hiit Incorporating the yir0tnIa InsnrSt.A
.;ns any Di'! amending the charter Of the Viz
gina Flre and Marine Insurance t-6nanany
Bus Reported--A bin to amend and ra.sna., -, .
Ass sec chap' Il Code of Virginia bill 10 anend
an act passed March H. SO, entitled ..an ,r, =,
auu Ie-ehaet the act concerning the empa,,-
e1lDS OF jurors IN certain cities and cot,pt;as
The bill for deepening the James river ..,oo.
Warwick bar being sn its second reading wns
60 amended as 10 place the expenditures OF tho no.
eessary appropriation in the hands Of the Board ot
PHbt1c Works instead of the City Council Of Rich
mond Also, changing the place of ,ieenanin,
from Bermuda Hundreds to the corporate limits
of Richmond
communication was received from the Fxecu
tive, enclosing letters from the Mayor of Wheeling
relative to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and re"
commencing that the affairs of the company nam.
ed as far as they connected with Virginia shG
be thoroughly investigated. 1t was ordered TO be
printed
Resolutions ef IAqary.--By Mr. ANDERSON, of the
expediency Of the Sheriff of Richmond, max ing
weekly payments into the Treasury, and of reduc
| ing the amount of his bond. BY Dir. HAsSINs, o
reporting Senate bill No. 10 of last session. BY Mr.
MAGRUDhR. of providing for the printing of AN ad
ditional number of the reports Of the Rector and
/ Visitors of the University. By Mr.. CowAN Of au
! thorizing the Board of Public Works to issue GER
tlheates OF debt Tor the quarter OF the State due
| upon all contracts made prior to the l7th March
| 1856.
/ ON motion Of Mr. RAYMOND, the First Audito,
| was requested to inform the House what number
| of counties there in the State, in which the
penalty Of tho Sheriff. bonds, fixed by county
| courts, is not equal to the amount of revenue in
| cluding license tax collected by the Sheritts o
said counties respectively for the time the bono
is given. and any other information necessary tt
enable the General Assembly to legislate properly
| upon the subject of Increasing Sheriffs' bonds.
On motion Of Mr. JOKES. the House adjourned.
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Christmas Times--Land slides, &c.
.eoREEspoNpENcE CT rnE nIcuMoxp DAILY p1spArcr.
CHRIoEIANsBuRG, VA, Dec. 81, 1857.

CHRIoEIAYsBuRG, VA, Dec 81, 1857.
"A is usual in this region. Christmas WAS nEkpr.
ell in by dep snow, in consequences Of which yery
little business was done, but any quantity of
liquor was drank and number of our good citi-
lens were quite merry. We have had great
deal Of rain i'll the last few days, aud LocoofJH is
almost suspended.
The trains on the Virginia ami Tennessee rail
road are detained by several heavy slides and last
night the bridge over The Roanoke river was
washed away. The company have suffered very
much from such accidents recently
We understand that Samuel Cooper. who wa.
''sent on at Our last court, for stabbing one Al
tizcr, has left for parts unknown and forfeited
his bail.
Judge Fulton, at the request of the prisoner :
counsel will hold special term on the 18th
pr0ximo, for the trial of W. a Poff for pas,if, Z
counterfeit coin. Yours &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-04
.rEsrIov Dec. Are you INsuRkDl


2t. Are you INSURED for ENOUGH
81. Are you INSURED with companies who VIII
avoid needless tssres IN your hour OF di<tressf
ith. Are our Policies prop~fly frainedi
SUCCESSION l.t. If not IL hSUkkD, c0ss and se< ss
ID If not INSURED f5r ENOUGH. eome and xs
81. If not INSURED with companies who win
avoid needless issues. when you are dissrc~ nd BIZ
L,s come and sas when your Psiiciss expire "
4th III ISsUhtD nndsr Policies not properly
made up. eome and sec me.
eth hase had large experience IN the fnsnyAnee
business, aud have made il my study.
9th. have steadily and aissaDs been the aasosafe
u prompt aud liberal ettements of loss IN all enses
sIowin1 it. ami nay dsspasstsos and Iny parpes srs
unchanged
3th, viii promptly place fonr ribs IN Ecod com.
paTlies, and srTiYs 20 serve yen tithsais.
sh. l will advise yon. when neccssasy patiently,
ana bOpe % the purpose.
hnsiness and t0 merit patronage which. sithsr
ia LIfE Fikk er MAklNE lAsukAssk. VIII bes
thankftlty rec lived and peaaantiy rtsnember~t
lH,h Remember thar the earnings of yrafs lney
be lost By the peris OF . day or bie ht, ana WHY
and well and af os.ss psa'sSss ~ ns~a'
Your questions and TN ggsstlrns-pieAae eoa-
siaieT ssA.sns. aad when sou eosss 10 80 ma may
ask OF suggest something else. for car masuAa NM
tefesf s..-aax.
Al aii events, call IL my Agency, =. y eornefof
Iasn and itsh streets. Ia ti- onilians ereue~ahy
il fhs way ofa fsieadiy visit coe, q nos ssxIssrs
with she opening Of lha new year. Ant wi ps0sMs
LIFE IN sukASeE sesyabfs sen mar 1x - e
have rosanitsed to yonr csss. M ~. .Fns Il 4fs3
sxzl..t sss danrs sss.f q ske IS ~. INLAND i3ASs
foAi41Aos anu : "a riios N. AEyaIESD.
Dc ~ sllx ! Qsnsrsl lpsafancs Aesees
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Outrage tn NottoSsay-Arrest Of the
IsrpeLrltor-G Great Exci ement
CORRESPONDENCE OF TEE RICHMOND DAILY pIsplrcg
JUNCTION, NOttoWay Co Va Jan Ist "a

!
JUNCTION, Nottoway Co.. Va. Jan Ist SO.
\ 0ur usually quiet village has been to day scene
OF the greatest excitement. One Vim. Cola form
eriy of Mecklenburg county in this State, who has
been living AS overseer for the past two years in
this county. and was employed by Colonel J. W
Fowlkes, as overseer for the present year. COM
mitted a rape, or attempted it, one of Col. F's
daughters whilst he and his lady were at a party
at the house Off brother-in-lsw. Fearing the con,
sequences. Cola attempted TO escape that punish
ment which be SO richly merted, by flight; but a
party Of young men of the right stripe pursued him
and brought him 10 this place this evening" on their
way 10 Col. F.'s. What the result will be remains
TOR time to develop; but have never before wit
messed such an outburst OF indignation.
Christmas seems to be ON its last legs We see
now aud then. subject who seems just resur-
rected.
The demand for pork is very great here now
Very few, comparatively, have been supplied.
Negr-es hired ut the highest figures here, and
witnessed the sale of lots OF negroes that sold
as high as at any during the past three years
Yours tFuIy ISTnc
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

WOODFIN'S SPECIFTC!-FOR
w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
ihe proprietor of this Specific, has been awsre of
virtues for several years having FREQ 1entiy made
mali quantities tor gratuitous distribution, 10 The
'tiicted. he had no idea OF Offering it 10 the public
this form, until he was urged 70 do 20, by those
"ho had been cured Dy It's use De, nov, with great
indicated. namely; chronic Thresh and Dy spepsia
not general panecsa, for all the ills hesh r hear
tJ Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale.
A.aGufactured ana sold by u. WOODEN 18th
street, Church Hill, price 81 per BOTTLE bottles
for s.. For sale Also by 0RUBBs APPERs0N; L. j.
pICOf; W POLLARD, nth street; and DR.. sSELLIsss
corr ~ Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill
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CowH1D1SG Barney Kinker was ar.

raigued before the Mayor last saturday IT, answer
the charge of cowhiding his brothernaw, GeOrgt
Hersh The evidence showed that Barney bad uSeC
the raw hide on his sisters husband and the az
pesrance Of the prisoners back. which hlacA
aud blue from his shoulders down. showed conclu
sively that the flageilation had been violent
Indeed the accused did not deny that be had us
the skin bus attempted to palliate the offenc
by stating that lIersh married his sister seyel
weeks ago. and had whipped her five times siuc
the marriage. nereh denied the charge again,
him, aud the investigation adjourned unit
this morning, in order to secure the attendance u
other witnesses.
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THE CLIPPER SIfP GRAY EACLE.-We have already
noticed the fact of this fine ship having put into
Hampton Roads dismasted, while on the voyage
from James River for Rio de Janeiro. The follow
ing extract of letter from Captain Hughes to his
owners in Philadelphia, giving the particulars has
been furnished for publication:
HAMPTON ROADS December 30, 1S57.-iientlemen:
II have the painful task of announcing to You
the arrival of the ship Gray Eagle at this pert with
the loss Of ali her maSts. We passed Cape Henry
10 i. VI. on tie 2Gth. with fine breeze from the
west, and pleasant weather. at : p VI. the wind
had got into the northwest. and had slightly in
creased, the weather still pleasant-sky clear, ex-
cept few passing clouds. A few minutes after s.,
gave orders to take in the nZze1 royal and while
c!ewing ii up, observed the upper salts to lift and
ordefcd the man at the helm to keep her off, but
he had scarce time to reply, when all three lower
maSts went forward with a crash. When the
masts went there was no more wind to be felt on
deck than there had been for some time past pre-
YiOu5j jUst good royal breeze.
The toremast broke way of at truss band. and
sprung badly under eyes of rigging. aud aleo in
the deck: mainmast broke off just above the eyes
Of rigging; mlzZenmast broke way off at truss
band, and about two feet above the deck; forevard
came down the rail and broke liz three
pieces. As the t0pmasts went over the side with
all the spars attached and above them, and the
ship was rolling heavily with sail to steady her.
Ne were Obliged to cut everything sdrift over
board to keep the spars from knocking q hole in
her bottom. The only spars which We saved whole
were main, cross jack and mizZen topsaii yards
mZZeu tOpmaSt. jib-boom, and spanker boom ana
gaf. Lost all sails above the tops except miZzen
t0psail. Lower standing rigging We saved, but all
the running Will have 10 be renewed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-04

STROLLING VAGRAETs. .-tn Friday
night last as watchnIan Carter and his partnsr
were making their rounds they discovered two
sleeping on the sidewalk, and finding that they
had ao place to lodge ana means To- navigate
with, took them 10 the cage and locked them up
When brought before the Mayor the next morning
both fellows declared that they entirely des
ttute-that they had left Fredericksb sburg ia search
of employment-and that If released from the
clutches OF the law, they would seek new quarter.
at once. Thinking the bargain "a good one IN,
Mayor released them from custody. with the assn
rance that il brunght before him on a similar
charge they hou!d DO permanently appointed tc
the CHAIN gang
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CASH ArPAiR.-Adison Cash, q free
negro. tsii into the hands OF the Charles last ga
tnTdsy night, and he had no papers, was locked
ap for safe keeping. Unless Adison esa prvd,,ea
tbe necessary document this ornisg he wili and
himself the block, going tor cosA before he gr,.
clear of the present scrape.