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spmss.xo NOTICES.
..,-r,s EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIS, OR
w. PAIN DESTROYER,

w. PAIN DESTROYER,
sone Of tie few domestic remedies. which
T, - cine into general use and favor, without
oafng. It is the product OF a simple shrub.
E--,Iss,s nj all cases, and as domestic remedy
mailed. For BsTas, Cuts, BrassSes. Soreness,
r,y5szsss. grof8S, RheamatiSm, BoIS, Ulcers,
~ Sores and Hounds, It has not an equal. Il
..also ase1I, nth great success, for 1oottache,
sJsr4gcfs, Neuralgia. Sore 2'hroat. Cole. Diarr
;s,g Ros-.crscss, and other similar troublesome
mi painfu. affections, while it promptly arrests
u EsraorrhascS. Hundreds Of physicians use it
I;,y in their practice, and give it their unquali-
sd recommendation. Sold by our agents and
Ssaiers, and by
soLE PRoP.IEToRS AND MANUFACruRERs
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MANSION HOUSE,
JOHNST0WN, Pa.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announce 10 the
old patrons of the above Hotel, that, having re-
fitted and refurnished it throG ghout, they are
prepared to entertain guests comfortably and in
good style.
CITA good Hack will be at the Railroad Sta
tion on the arrival of every train, for the pur-
pose of carrying passengers, free Of charge. to
the Hotel.
BOARD PER DAY, S1,0o.
The Stage for Somerset, and other points in
that direction, departs from the Mansion House
every morning Sunday excerted.)
METZGAR & CO.
Johnstown, May 2, 1S60-tf.
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.Yoays-Iu B q-sn.,f- q corrupted matter.
tasEe is always - 10 found Iest OF worms
Tie, t.a.l.,.v, ..asfi.rr s.a sEev stay anywhere
Else. Wezk s,,.gnsyh AID bowels are subject 70
5-cul IS .hgy kave uo- s--i.-ient power to di=est
:Arir fz,i Hence 3 large heap Of matter is
l4izsi. and -srs-r.s naust u the result. = feVe
-es u .hese pills -. disturb .hem ii their nest
AZ drive them oUt o. the system. It should be
-eaaersber5i. tast an occasional dose when in
asaltl. espe-i=l,y after t,llng cold. viii prevent
tie disease from f-ru,-g j., l!-e baiv.
FTsSee a.lvgr;.sss-:ent Il Df. Aorse n another
-.a,an. Sold by Thomas Dsvine.
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THE TAVERN HOUSE, situate on Main
Street, in the Borough of Loretto Cambria Co..
Penn. known as the "FRANKLfN HOUSE, p
This House is most pleasantly located, is COM
modious. comparatively new, and IN very good
order. There is stabling attached for twenty
horses.
To a person inclined to open House for
Boarders during the Summer months it possesses
special advantages. 1t viii be sold at a bargain,
or to a good tenant, rented. on the most reason
able terms. Apply to
Z. SHOEMAKER,
Dec. II, lS6O--3-b. Ebensburg, Pa.
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READt READil READHt
Cdiro. Illinois, July 2sth. 1860.

MEssRs. Ohm WILCOX & Co. =.
Your "Inpectine'' OF ''Persian Fever Charm, -
has done wonders. ] was wholly desp9ndent
and wretched when I applied it, andin FIVE hours
the chiIls were removed aud no fever has ensued
1t is the simplest cure imaginable, and wonder
of nature or art. l would not be without this
"Inpectinen single hour. By constantly wear
ing it l seem TO be ''a9ue proof"
Yours Very Truly,
L. IL. STOUT
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This truly wonderful prernetics and eyre for
Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers viii be sent
by mail. post paid, on receipt of one dollar. Also
for sale at all respectable Druggists and Country
Stores.
Principal Depot and Manufactory, lS8 Main
St., Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank OF
Commerce Building, New York Address
JOHN WILCOX e co.
Sept. 8, 1850. July Ally. in.
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Mobile, alabama, July 23d, 1860.
GenH5pse1l

UenlIenten.
/ have been snatched from the grave by
the application of your wonderful ..Inpectine,' ,
or s:Persan Fever Charm" For several years
have suffered every season from fever and ague.
Last Spring my life was threatened. but your
remedy has destroyed the disease, and am rap
idly gaining an appetite and strength.
Respectfully, Yours,
d. Y. BARRON.
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LADIES' CHOICE!
FRIDLEY 81 CORNFhAN'S

SELF -SEALING AND SELF TESTING, AIR
TIGHT. PREMIUM FRUIT JARS & CANS!
These Jars and Cans being perfectly simple in
their arrangement and requiring no cement IN
order TO make them air-tight. any one of ordinary
Judgment can hermetically seal them by simply
screwing the cap down tightly after the fruit has
been put in hot.
Besides their simplicity and ease of adjustment
and the impossi5iity Of shoppers blowing out.
&c. the greatest advantage Is that you can at
anv time see the condition of your fruit by sim
r,lv looking at the top of the cover. II the gum
gasget is concave the fruit is good; if convex it is
gcing 10 spoil but will always show itself IN time
to be saved.
The absence Of this test has ever been matter
of anxiety. and frequently Of Serious loss to those
putting up Fruit or Vegetables.
These are advantages which no other Fruit
Jars OF Cans in this market possess
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
the subscriber. owner Of the right OF Somerset
and Cambria counties.
Quart Cans, 1928 per. Dozen
. s15
100
A liberal discount made 20 those purchasing
six dozen OF more at one time. Address your
orders 70
F. ". HAY.
,Jchnstowu. Cambria Co. Pa.
Johnstown, July Is, lS6o.-34-tf.
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COAL COAL!!

I beg leave to inform the citizens of Ebensburg
that am still in the COAL business All those
in need of the article will please call at the old
stand Of
EVAN z. EVANS
Hbensburg. Oct. II, 1890 ~
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AUDITORS uOTECE

AUDITORS Notice
An fisher, g. 81 n tho Common P..as u
Is !Ca.u5Ei. County.
E.:sz.i Jar.9. -. 81 sept. Term 1860.
L.vari Facias.
A-1 ~ .iz-3 Dec 1880, on Eaatipn OF Messrs
g,si 3 y ya.. William histsll, ESQ. appointed
AZ Aa5jt1r . rep0-. distribution Of the proceeds
:. .4.r - the a5oTe stated VT.
By ,he Court.
CarA.;a County, ss:
N Extract from the Records.
sSs Certified this I2-h day Of December
49, 1850. J. N'DOuaii, Pro.hy.
Tae Auditor sicve -a1,e!. her=bv notifies al
}s-s,ns iutereste. j. viid fund. that lie viii at
,.cI : t-- Gutic- u said anPJin,.nent lat his
,s,e j. t-s Borough gf Eaeas bUtE. % Monday
i1s 2s:a lay x January next. It / o'clock P at.
UM. KITTEIT-, Auditor.
Dsoezffoer IS. ia60.-5-4tf
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GEO d. REED. T. L. HEYER
Ebensburg, ,Johnstown
REED s. HEYER. Attorneys at Law
rounsel given in the English and Germ
~ languages.
Offica on High ghStreetEbensburg. Penn'a.
Feb. 6 1856. 1y
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"WHY STAND YE ALL THE DAY IDLE2s
ANY Lady or Gentleman, in the United
States, possessing from s. to 81, can enter into
an easy and respectable business, by which from
IS to SO per day can be realized. For particu
Jars, address, (with stamp,)
W X. ACTON q CO.,
No. 81 North 9th ST., Phila.
Sept. 26, I860.-3m.
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MEDICINAL

VINE. BRANDY, GIN. VINE BITTERS,
Sc, just received and for sale at
LEMONS DRUG STORE.
Ebensburg, Oct. II, 1S6O.-47-3t.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY s. SILVER WARE.
WE would respectfully inform our friends,
patrons and the public generally, that we have
now in Store and offer,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
at the lowest CGSh Prices large and verv choice
stock of WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER e.
PLATED WARE, of every variety and style
Every description of Diamond Work and other
Jewelry, made to order, at short notice DTAU
goods 'cdTrdnted to be as represented.
y. B--Particular attention given to the Re
pairing IF Watches and yescelTy, of every de-
scription.
STAUFFER & HARLEY,
No 622 Market Street, South side, ,.Phila.
Sent 26 lS6O.-3m
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II naflr1 ilctoas- These, rVli.y.i ui,
t'2,n@ tNN" ald the surrounding organs r' iyis .l
eT n.Sf't' tlon suffering, and tscas. While ia gis
co,,'itiOi Oppressed by the dcrancuiclts. take y-s
rus, a'i, sct how directly they titc natural
csl o. the system, and with il the buovt linz
i.ti again. W hat ~ tTie and apparent ia ti:i- RI
am e'iinil c1Irit j. also trnc IN many ~ The .
S'l'i anu G1nEcroUs distcnucrs- Tiic piIr.aiyc
eiiect cNl'4s il'eln fSgsl bs hiuzr ol5tr tiur a.
cfi ;laiis 81 thc narsl functions of tile boriy
are FaPili. aaa Iesnv of t,su surely, cured iy
nl.iS Noac Who know rle SrtHCs % 5cSt. Pii:S Will
f ~ I" employ 'iiem wiIc suffering from tiic so-
Gcrs they
Statements from lcaias. P.rsicans in t-
sons
Prom f'l97fag fsT.oIls Of s., Lo-tis Feb = s5-
DR. AVER: Your Pills tho paragon oT al fllst i
great medicine cured nav littie ,- r
Sf ciceEnUs sores upon her ais aud ft had proved
nc's-l i9r years Her morher las been iou .-i.v-
S7'-y afflicted with botccs al pInplcs
IA hvr !iaT -lftcr child cured, she also tried
your I'lls, ansf-hcS have curvd her.
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0 PERSONS OUT or ElIPLOYME
AGENTS WANTED,

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To engage in the sale of some Of the best and
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Our publications are Of the most interesting
character, adapted to the wants of the Farmer,
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this business offers an opportunity for profitable
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e5-Persons desiring to act agents vii, re
ceive promptly by mail full particulars, terms,
&C.. by addressing
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No 224 North Second Street. Philadelphia.
October "a ls60.-4m-
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Samuel s. Riddle and In the Court of Com
Harriet Riddle his wife mon Pleas of Cambria
Riddle ! No % June Term 1860
VS. Vend. Expon.
John Roberts, Esq.
And now 10th December. 1860, on motion Of
R. L. Johnston, Esq, R. a. M'Coy, Esq. ap-
pointed au Auditor to distribute money in the
bands of the Sheriff.
From the Record. Certified this 2lst day of
December 1860. JOS Ei'L0nald. Pro.
The undersigned auditor hereby gives notice
that he viii be at his Office in ''ColoDade Row.
Ebensburg, on Thursday the oath day of Janua-
ry. 1861, at one O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose
OF attending to the duties of the above appoint
ment, when and where all persons interested
may attend.
ROBT. a. M'COY, Auditor.
December 26, l860.-5-4t
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The undersigned having Professor HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES IN our families
with the satisfactory results, and having f eon
teace IN their ge1uiaeaes, parity, Ard eiccF cheeras
recommend them - ali persons To wisa . lfe se r
Hahie and eeacious remedies Al hand for private or do
ue>fic
The Rev. Wa Hosme- editor Of .. The Northern la5e-
pendent" Aubarn. y Y; tie Rev. = IL Cressey. ID,
ssctor Of St Peters Church, Auburn y Y, the Rev b J.
Ives Chaplain Of the Aubarn S,ate Prison. tie Rev
S;eneet u. Rice, Rector. SeE-Beiford, Mass tie Rev
Allen Steele New-IoFS Conference the Rev Samuel
Nichols Essienesee Conferenee y Y; che Rev. p :
Pratt, Dorset VI the John 2 Rohie Buffalo A c
Hart, Esq-, Utca, y the Hon Neal Dow Portland
Ne. Hon Schuyler C5llsx, SoataBend, Ind te Hon
George Hanphrey y Y Henry ~ Cook, Esi, Eif.or of
The Ohio State Joarna, Columbus, Ohio; the Hon r X
Graham, Moline IL tie Hon Thouazs = Chsse Month
cello. Fls lion. Joseph Benedict Cca, y " wra
Bristol Es9 Utica y v: A. Pond, Esq, CtscS, y. Y. :
James P.uakett, ESQ, Nashville, Tenn
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AYERS
CATHARTTs
PILLS.

Are you fir',, feeble, ani c.-ss.
planning Arc you ci,t Of .-r.s--i
Win your system 6e--asi--a.3. -,
Your feciiuSs unconieF ailie
These symptoms are often a..
prelude 10 serious Illness Srln,
III OF sickness Is creeping uYoi.
yon, an'i siIoiiid be aVes+.sl b. /.
timely use OF the rieli. rcI:ss,.y
Take Ayers Pills, aid c,esl.Sr
out the disordered humors
rsfv tlse blood, and le1 the auf.is
move on uiub>1ruc;c-i IN LUalti.
again. I hey stimulate the fuuc
tons Of fiFc body into siEoru.i.
activity, rur!r. the sySi ia from
tire distractions which U-ks
disease A cold settles some
where in ffsss holy -ss,F ..a,srr-.-...
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]. PALMER & CO.,
Market Sire ct Wharf, PhiIad'a.

Dealers in Fish, Cheese and Provisions.
Have constantly on hand an assortment of
DRIED AND PICKLED FISH, &C., viz:
Ma ackerel, Sbad, Salmon. Blue Fish. Herrings
Goldfish, Beef. Pork, Lard, Shoulders. Hams,
Sides, Cheese, Beans, Rice,
Sent 26. 1S6O.-3m.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Johnstown. June ! 3. l66O.-ly.
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The successful introsuctioa and OF this cse.:zt
Rear5E the s-nal literal food q coapSund1
called Bitrers offered in various forms f-o1. qs-1
bottle five gallon ke, until this word Brers : buf
another Tor gu some rlanous ~hzksy uaiE-
really great relief derived from ts minute do
r-,a- -ras-. ..l-.E-.a 80 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-15

ST. Lol1s, June l3.-The following is Gov. Jack
sons proclamation:
A series of unlooked-for and unparalleled acts
have been inflicted upon the peace and dignity of
this commonwealth, and upon the rights and ilber-
ties of its people, by wicked and unprinCipled men
protesting to act under the authority OF the Federal
Government. Solemn enactments of your Lcgis-
lature have been nuied. Your volunteer soldiers
have been arrested commerce with sister States
has been suspended trade with your own fellow
citizens has been subj jeCt to the harasSing control
of armed soldery; peaceful citizens have been I'M
prisOned without warrant; uuotendlng and de-
feACelcss men, women and children have been ruth
lessly shot down and murdered, and other unbear-
able ndiguities heaped upon your State and your
selves.
To this you have submitted with patriotic for
bcarauce, which has only encouraged more daring
usurpations. My object has been to preserve
peace and avert war from our borders. With that
view Gen Price arranged with Gen. Harney. The
State Government faithfully adhered to the agree
ment. The Federal GOVcrumcntmanfested its dis
appreciation by the dismissal OF Gen. Harney, and
commenced proceeding utterly hostile to the
agreement, waving the dignity of Missouri.
solicited an interview with Gen. Lyon, and made
propDsitions more honorable to the Federal GOV
ernment than to Missouri, that if the Federafst:
would withdraw would pledge to disband tht
| militia forbid the introduction of arms into the
State protect all citizens, (rcgardless of poitlca
OpniDns) repress all insHrreCtiOns, maintain strC
| neutrality and, if necessary to carry Oat thes
| pledges would call sor Federal assistance. Notl
ing but the desire to avert civil could have il
duced these humilatng propositions, These propt
stons were rejected.
Gov Jackson calls for 80 900 militia 10 repel til
| invaders
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1861.

md hin han fuIiAi fGN nv
I NJ ~ it t',1 pat'er l@li '.il T 3rT
OF oso4a it @ us os1enders and aTenged % ls '''ou
. ,,
n,,ito ,,ost ta5i,., r,rl,1
| ne c,,,no.o,,. ~ae.o~t-oo.t rsot 49, aa.1 ,,ra
snoarinr bad -rnara1 fr +ha occasl, Tho
Cnrora,,, nil a,+or5 aaD--ioa , nr 7,,,,oor.y
Church tomorrow and leave for the seat ef war
in Virginia Monday. We shall eDdcayor to publish
the roll of The Compan7 in our paper Of Moa5ay
| roorning.
TIN, p,r,., arr, z,,,,r-,., .+a f,te rooo,.,,,
g.t; o,r,ro,,-, 49,
CAPTAIN, ]. Ke-oD enrar1,c Ffrst T,ente,apt. !. Nj
Iscas, and Second I.cutenant, Henry II. Walsh
7yy4 CAMP Cr.,,,,r,- ti:l.nera's e7,is cna For
s4an have crle~rnd ,,ro,,n7 fo, . caron for orr
Yor,n Eriaada 1T Forche-'s Plantation -, the
Carr~nton pailr7ad in ra4a~4,n r,arieb The
troora .pI ha G, snjied W., ,yarnr b,, ac.-s5c+
from the river.
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r,a,,+o;., c,no,,ol r Dial. boa ,a law, loa, ~
j7aro1 - pro,otor,it,. IN I.al;a- reo,,,ra
l,r,<,r,, . ,a,a ,1oc+o4 tho f,}I,ri,,o, onfa..
ror.a. r. p-.oho1ar. r.,z. io,1to,,r+ p
| " -tan7ev. Sacon Lientnna1t, D. O'Snlljy3r.
Junior Second Lieutenant, A. Il. Silars First Se:
Geant, jghn paws second sergeant, Dennls Il
| Sar@eant, George Sir1pson; First Corporal, a. R
Smith; second Corporal, Henry Holgrare: Third
EcfPoral, hthy o!ytLe otlItn our ~ I,ola IL" "Iu
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so' 'r"'e ,s'''"S "nNIo ~ sA" ..-s 0"s',e
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|
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raiSeu III LBS c!ty' "A D anu Vi 'A7 I'"'N ies'
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Cr,;,o,, Tio,tonants T2ovn,on7 and uontan,at. and
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ups VoN,p4J ,1 ,,roana1
.loa+ .l,o ,toior u, tho ro.rsa of a fauy davs
a,o 90 Gao 70 o.o,oo1. last niob,
,,oor;coa nv, ths -,,r,,iocr of Cara7in,s to
,a1,o q,otorr cor,,ar of Cbartraa and Con1
r,,N. CO. - a.i,I oo;r,. Or VIZ. ,,o +o ,,ross
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years olu last evening i'''es h''.'no VIC '''0 A00
instantly. nc o,o'e o''s '"pI4'S ''sl' AZ
"iies' VIZ oo"'u NV lI5 r.o,or, .1,
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house breaking, pfeIeTieu against HIN w NIL
| Mary ScGliin.
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SINGULAR FAcrs-Though no one was killed
during the bombardment of Fort Sumter, when
Major Anderson after his surrender, was abOat to
salute the Stars and Stypes,h four Of his men
we're killed. When Col, Ellsworth took down the
flag of the Confederate States which was waving
over the Marshall House in Alexandria, the pro,
prietor, the heroic Capt, Jas. W. jackson, killed
| him before he reached the street. When one Of
Lincoln's men attempted to put lp the " Stars anG
Stripes in Alexandria, he fell and broke his neck
Fortune seems to favor the Confederate flag. W.
have no doubt that victory will ultimately percl
upon it. (Stauuton Spectator.
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Y Ar1qngAN,s TROPICAL EsooEIaG-

" AEFngAN'S TROPICAL &&OOHAAtS-
Cheaper and superior say other used Southern
ciTnat3.
It's tested AND recognized 4ra1tslug
lst. DURABIIIyY-eqGnl TO the best slate roofs.
Sd IMFERMEA BIIITY-SUport0 to any thar nc crheka
Of eaks being possible.
3d. REAuTYIt presents snlooth and Sraptshs sTT!eee
Atm CIJFAPNESS-t much less tESn though Il 9
good any slate wood roof aid loss than the inferior
COMPOSITION oong heretofore offered tc the public ssyss ths
cost Of cutters and Val!eyE go
9th. INOONBU6TIBIIITYtt will tess Are better thHa
slGteroOf,
9th CONVENIENCEI will net softon GndeT tho heal 0t
this climate protects e interior Of buildings from the IN
tonse heet Of summer
7h. SOLIDITY-1t becomes harder and smoother ror7 e1
can bs put upon ro0a Of slope and being Hight
eh does not require eayy raerS to support it |hilo IT.
The "TROPlCAL ROOFING is q chemical corlpoui e
substances several Of which recua to it alone combined
In poporions discovered by acth experiment and
In This city. ,, ,,
Testimonials tho correctness Of the above are IN the hRnd
of hs agent and may bo verified y person wishing be
fore contracting -,
H"E' J. @. KATHMAN,
feI5 " of Benvia and Mnrais BtE.
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A gentleman just from Aquia Creek informs me
that the Pawnee has not been able to get OF from
her position, so completely WAS she riddled cn
Saturday last by our batteries. Carpenters wore
at work all Saturday night, all Sunday and Sunday
night, and have been ever since. The carpenters
can be seen from the Virginia shore by day with
the aid of glasses, and at night the sound of theil
saws and hammers is distinctly heard. A full
wagon load of the damaged timbers removed fol
repairs, have washed ashore, and much of it has
been secured by our soldiers and distributed among
friends as relics, [Cor. Pet, Express
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-15
[Frona tha Richmond Enquirer of the 10th.l
Andrew Jehnson's Treason Discovered.

We have lust seen a letter from Amos A. Law
renee, Of Boston, well known to the country as
one of her men of capital and Leading Black Re
publican, in the full confidence of President Lin
coin and his government at Washington. 1t is
addressed to Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, and
encIoses draft for thousand dollars, as part
Of the pay intended for his services in betraying
those confding portion of the people Of Tennessee
who have stood by him in support Of the mainte
nance of the Federal Union. We give this letter
to the public. 1t was intercepted its passage to
johnson, and is in the possession of reliable
gentleman Of this city-One we'll known to the
country. There is no doubt Of the genuineness of
the letter.
Let the people of Tennessee ponder over this
letter, ard ask themselves ii so base traitor .
should longer exist in their midst. Note the re-
mark of Lawrence, that if the information given
by this Infamous wretch was printed in the North
ern newspapers, that it would be good for ten
thousand dollars in three days time" This thous-,.
and dollars, however, is given him, in order that
% he (Johnson) may be sure of something at once"
Never pehaps, have we been brought to witness
so much perfidy and corruption on the part OF one
who has held high Office in the Government
Of our country. So blasting crime cannot be
visited with too dire vengeance by the people.
oil Tennessee. He ought to be arrested at once:
Boston, May Is 1851.
Dear !Sr-If~your note to me were printed in
our newspapers, it would be good for ten thousand
dollars in three days time. But of course must
only use it as private letter.
In order that you shall be sure of something at
once write below this draft, which sore OF yonr
MON VI may De Wiling W CstSu
at the usual premium for Eastern. exchange.
Probably Gardner Il Co., Evans & Co., Douglas Il
Co., of Nashville, will know it.
The Government will soon exhibit power which
will astonsh even you. The nullifers~ have been
playing into Scott's hands for three weeks and
they have lost the game
Yours with regard,
If you cannot use the draft, return it and tell Iae
what to send.
Bos39:s. May IS. 1sfR
At sight, without grace, pay to Andrew,J ohnsaa,
or ORDER thousand dollars, for-value received,
and charge TO my account .
AMOS A. LAWREESGE
To Mason, Lawrence 4 Co., Boston.
Across the face of the draft is the acceptance of
Mason, Lawrence & Co.
The original of this letter is LoW, in the hands OF
Gov. Harris. Several previous letters haaaa all %
been iutercepted