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{ UUIS LUCKUAEpT. WATCIINAKER
g AND DEALER IL c. CCES, MATCHES
Avn I=,tE l,I RT

i AND DEALER IN c. CCKS, MATCHES
AND JT.W ELRT.
THE undersigned respectful 81
gs lease to inform til" est -
z.r.s of JuhuSt"yyE and vicinity NJ :;
tait ne ha inst received aud Is now *, ~
,leuin.5 the largest stock of Clocks Haf"hes, an,
.lslrelrg ever brought To J"unst"vu lrjiiovt =
.ej.ting. which will he sold =. CHEAPER than ia.
cheapest Ills prices will Gi,cgys lee uuif1r',
Une customer will Isut be charged more Tor the
,tIne quality of goods than another. A Ljs'
nf the articles comprised in the assortment
- annexed. Prices may be aSrertaiuei. an
goods examined. a. the Store Main Street.
Gold Hunting English Levers,
Gold Detached Levers ful ieweiled,
Gold LepineS holes -
Silver English Levers,
Silver Detached Levers.
Silver Ler nes. Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Vest lhlin-. Gold Pencils, with Pens.
Gold Penci' :. Gold M-slallions.
Silver Exte sion Pencils and Pens,
Gold BreaStpins. La.lic> and Gentlemen,
Gold EariroliS. Gold Earrings,
Gold Finger Rings. Gold Cuff Pins
Gold and Silver Wstc I5ys- oortmonaies,
Ladies Fans fancy ana pain,
Silver Tablespoons,
Silver Teas; ;oons Silver Thimbles
Plated Tablespoons, best,
Plated Teaspoons
Silver Ghard Chains,
Plated and Brittauia Tea Sets,
Ni"liris and Bows. Violin Strings. &c,
Colt'~ and Aliens REVIEWERS, inches,
Guld Bracelets. ACcn-.leuaS,
Silver and Plated Spectacles. &c, Re, &c.
G.s- All. surts Of Watches. Clocks AMI Jewelr,
repaired with pruulntle~s au'i al .on rates Con
f,ient that he cauuu: b. uuier~rli. the f,r'ers-n
r-spe, ttrlIv soici,s the confidence anil natr"uaE,
+ tie public. LOUIS HUCKH lRnr
Navl4 lS55 Zg-tf Jan. =. lS59-
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LIST OF RETAILERS.

Of Merchandise &C., in Cambria County for
the year 1861; classified by the undersigned,
Merchaltile Appraiser for said County:
II. c. DEVINE, Mercantile Appraiser.
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uOWAAD ASSGCIAIlUE
PniI-AO Up PHiA.

4 BeazvoIs5a Lcsatsijoa eatI,iishe,f jg Iccial Et
doiomc.lt. f9y lie Re'icf Of tie Sici AMI DIS
LresssI, qDbc'ed nth TTaist ami El'i,1emic
Diseases. ami especially fo, the C,Te of DIS
eases If tie .SerHai OsgaaS.
EDICAL ADVICE liven gratis. by the
Lfz Acting Surgeon, To Ill wh"apPiy by letter
with description nj their c..nd ton. Gage. "ccu
p-t"u habits IF life, So and in case "t extreme
poverty. 3ieLeciuas furnished free of charge.
VALUt LIE BETORl'S on Srcruatorrl Gel.
AMI other Diseases of the Spxual Organs. an "n
The NEW REMEDIES employed III the Di-pou
,ary. seat t. the afflicted in sellel letters euvcl
pes. free Of charge. Tw, OF three Stamps L'r
Pr,tag" viii Toe acceptable.
AII,e>s. DIR J SF,G-LIN HOUG.IFON.
Acting Surg cu, II U,.y.,fi Association. NJ. ,
) nth Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY "rlef
# the Dr.. ctnrS
FZtA r. HENRTWELB, President.
GEO. FATECHILD. Secretary.
Feb. 3. ISHO. .-lV.
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1t tie sign q tie H'g HU,ct. Iz34 s-eet. ys.as
tosrn. Ia.
Tie under isuel desires - cali rhe --t.a-sar
% the people # Eles.-'ur- anal ,urr.uri.lis.
'''i';ry 4 tiie fact that ire has teen si,,uI r,5
80 Agent - large Importing hu'i~e ni ~ AEIf.
IS. CLOCKS. Nc- ami ais. If a large n.aau,ac
ming establishment # JE IFELRT. g,Il,Iel,v fs
cnaHl d - uffe- such iudr -eIneIs-s To- lllr,.s
-ers "t these articles were yer Hef ne. .tF
"a tins place, OF any wh,Te this side of the ALI
-hgr,ies
He would also call attention TO lis large H..
SprtLleI.t If
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
inst recejvel-aI # the latest stylc, aud n,s~r
I beautiful workmanship. Having selecfcd L,
sick with great care. he ! cnnti!en -e an s,..
very taste a. 10 style as well a. al E,.ck-t-
y the great reduction Ia prices.
THE E1kEsEE
are particularly invited T. al iusle~tis ~ nf hi,
present stock and prices EAR DROPS h5tl.. T.,
~'Ii al $50 viii u"w he srl4 Al - cts. as...
.raTra"lzi 70 stand ne sesf ef 1rsa- Breast Pms.
Kings, tSC.. ~ a re.iuc'irn.
6 a l. a "a ES:
would call your attention to ny l,eautifuI a.
COM AND STLTER MATCHES
az tie following very i"sg iric,S:
Hunting Verge Watches, warranted aj -
Hunting silver Cylinders. hithrrt, sn'5 in
5iiiS town ai so and tieu REFUGE. 10
So. ! Ai'l I.p.: sell at from Slprak1 50
hunting i..verS from Sl2 {. SIS SO
/ uis Fac; Cylinders. heretofore sull II
so. ! vii ~e,l az from A. ?, 6 q.
'l-n itr-' D.'a-hr5 levers. so rn 81 u..
III '-Etc'ey soft lrjU Is srq-7zutsF u az, ,:.
'-e're "to5sit2- or exchanged far another - sgaa'
. ~ois,e.
Everybody / invited to cali .,ni examine L 4.
stock. as the advertiser Is Cauf'c.t 'l4- f-r tv
-"n;- variety and style It Is ugT.va ai IT, sl--
1"n'H"ty. wI'ie tie lri-es at 'irh = * 60
rrr-i are 'lni Tec-s!cnset low. Coils Sold 60.
Ea~.i o.. iv.
- 'Hr'ir''s- atte~ti "a laif Z. re.afrir
''.,r = N"t-i.r~. Je,e'rv &. al ki- -. -..
v''~" tie Cambria Caru-v In C. r...s.,'.
SCRIP 0i'l he taken al par. All U.rk u.r
r..r- j.
To%E AM COUNTRY STaHEKEr rPF,l;-
~'F .l'e.i wi'H Watches, ,Tg.relry. Sc.. q: .e-
rrsn city prices.
Augu-t J. 1856 y.
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JaCKSON s. CLARK.

SURGEON -DtNI lists, JOHNSrOWN, PA
nNE of the Arm will be in Ebensbucg during
~ the first ten days of each month, S<
during which tine all persous dee HffSA
ring his professional services can I11O
And him at the nfiee of DR.. Lewis, nearly oppo-
sitS BiaiI's II tel. (nsy26, lS59tf
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nlRECTNRY MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN
? y TY.-The subscriber Is pre-. a'r-. III -urf-
,ient encouragement hc givcn.) - publish a III
rrrr"rv MAP-"f Cambria County. intended tr
.uI tain a< much information as any other G''lg-
~ Map now Published III Pennsylvania TIE
same to he autographed cnlorcd arl uruunte! in
-uc most modern ~ e aT1 wn-smnnlile muancr.
mi Re ivcrc5 t. subscribers ~ IS T.cr col'v-
EILLIAM CEaISTY
June so. 1853
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- y NJ BARNS
Eheu iurg. April %. lS5a-2a-cI

ILIIAM CARR * Co Wholesale
Hr,'eeIs. Importers. and Dca ers IN Fir
Ign atd Domestic iIQUUl,o. Old haau:..,tf,..,
ana heC'ifea "hl-k,l Nu 32g Z .sng.er,..s.
''' i.lb-riy street. FI1-TSBJ RG Pa
SCNDil l-S-5GU BhlS i,.uhl, iie.tifes N-g,i,-
KEY iH1 H"ls 9id Nan.-gahea Rv, :, r,b,sky.
rar, very choice so ..hd> y. .. Sugar. 20
h'i> y. q Mo.aSSes- With a general asSnrt-
uIent of Groceries als,,-Racon. F7our Ia-i
iron X Nails &c. all Of which Will ne Soii AZ low
prices for cash MN. CARE rn
February Il ISIS IF
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.Fegl. yE'slpaEs

Larufacturer and Dealer IN all Kinds % -
STUFF, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco. 30acEoTu-
cry St., Eoiisiays5urs. Pa.
Ctonstantly "n hand. a fine and well ~ciaa'e
: L stock uf Spanish. and ha'f Spanish cigar
= the lowest possible prices. All articles l@ t'
his establishment are warranted O" h- what tteg
,re represented.
August :. l555.-ly.
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sADDLERV! sApDLERF!

SAD1EE 2 4! cABOiI la \
-l3iE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform,
L the citizens II Ebensbnrg and surrounding
country. that ne mas opened a Suiller's shop. il
she hs.. ernemt "f his dwelling house. on u,ruer
street. where he Is preparet to furnish II order
thc IN II reasonable terms. every descrp pti"n
uf Saddles Brides. AMI Harness sc.
in" many years experience in th- hU~l
neSS. employing nome bHt the hest w.rfinrI,-
and us;l.. the hest material uuon all hS work. BE-,
hopes T. merritt and receive liberal share Of the
pUhljc patronage.
Country pr '!uce at all times taken in exchange
for work, AID the hignest market prices allowed
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ebensburg. Sept. Il. IS59.-tf.
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ssCABn Ez0TEy.. z.hcn,:, .rs, -

ssGAE9H EECTEy.. z.bcn,:s ,rs, -.
HENRY FOSTER TE,rRIErra.
EyTIS HOTEL. FORMERLY KNOWN a
4 the ''EaeasbIr- ions, = is one "f the "s-
and beel sta,.l- Ia the hrsoIEn of E6aHs'uT-.
f.r th,. accorn,n ,irt n of the travelling Crmrluui
y. Tho Proprietor assures al vh' mtv dis
posed t. patrou,zc him that his TABLE viii 10.
supplied with all the luXnrres uf the season III.
BAR with tie ch"ce=tnf Liquors. ami no pains
are n faulcr his guests conf rtahle-
ENcasEuTg. April II. iSaS:22-iy.
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atgaI apbtrtisenfnts.


cTArE or CALIFORNIA, Csunsy En- Po.ses.
- In The DislFIet ooasg o ne Hsxlna
DIstFict.-A0ATHA oHULt8, klalne4s -. ~
0HULTZ, observation-disclosures bFOagbe y Ne y -
Court Of the Eleventh judicial District, 80 ~ -
plaInt died In the cOuuty Of y D. Endp, - - 80
81 the CItrk Of onid District Court, n ana ~ 80
Ths People Of he STATE NJ California, v SEWARD
eHULTZ. greeting: You ere heReog rsqaired = 20.
pear IN an acton brought against 200 " tne eDeys
named plaintiff, In che Dslrist Court aft 1svsaen
Judicial District, In and for the County 81 nesaeo
and 10 answer the complaint nled therein villain ten
dayexclusIvs ofths day ofs-rNieel aeF the services
on you OfthIs SuInmons-fSeTved Within ihss Comfy
II served out Of this County, bus within s Sndies!
District within twenty days Or II served out q s.a
District then within forty days, or Judgment ~ De-
fault will be taken against you.
The said action 10 brought 70 obtain deeree as
solving the bonds Of mH,rlmOny nov existing es.
tween you and PLAINTIFF, ind yudgmspt Tor costa o.
suit And II you fall to appear and enswef ne ealn
complaint 40 above required, the said plaintin WI
apply for said decree and judgment according 70 the
prayer VI said ComplAInt.
~ order OI Hon. James Johnson, County Judge Of
sAld County.
- wItnets my hand, and the zeal Of said
! sRAL Court hereto Hhxed, ct Once 10 HlncSTVas'
49, this the I'd day Of March, A. D 1851.
WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk,
By 0oDEx eoUIREs, Deputy CLERK.
HcNR eLoal, Attorneys for Plaintiff au1$'lm
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DIScovERY or TnEBIAN ToXB AND
PAPYRUs OF THE TINE OF DAvID.-In 1883
Thebian mountaineer Is said to have
discovered, in q hill, called by the Arabs
Shin.ebd.el Gourna, . tomb cut out oil
the rock, in which he found mummy.
case, with gold spread eagle and . gold
en- asp also tablet Of green stone, box
with four canopi Of oriental alabaster
and, on the side Of magnificent mummy
with gildcd mask, and large gildcd
scarabses Of porcelain on its breast, most
remarkable papyrUs scroll, 1--we feet long
and ten inches vide, written in the finest
hieratic aud hieroglyphic characters. The
four jars were sold to Lord Henry Scott.
The papyruS. a. also the ScarabGus, the
tablet and the eagle, according to the
American papers. came into the hands oil
Mr.. Geo. A. Stone, Of Roxhury. Massa-
chusetts, then travelling in Egypt. Prof
&. Seyffarth, of St Louis No., has just
published TRANSACTIONS and explanations,
frOm which it appears that the biography
Of HOrscbe Is to be found in the first col
umn Of the papyruS; that Horsebe must
have been a contemporary Of Saul and
David, and the Papyrus written about the
year 1850 B. c., or 500 years before the
foundation Of Rome SO that It II at pres
emit 1900 years old. The residue Of the
manuscript is said to contain new reli'
giOus book Of the ancient Egyptians.
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aHnRIRT,a SALE

DY VIRTUE Of an Order Of Sale iSsusd cot Of
ID the Clerks Once Of the Hon. District Court
Of the Eleventh Judicial District, IN and for Fl
Dorado County, on Judgment rendered on the
RlSt day Of August, A. d. 1851 in favor Of Samuel
Morginstein and agaiust Louis Abrahams and n.
Cohen, fr the sum Of one thousand and forty three
and l0-l00 dollaYs, with interest thereon at the
rate Of Ave per cent per month, from the said 2st
day ofAuguat. A. d. 1851, together with the sum OF
thirty six ~ 100 dollars costs Of suit, and aceTuing
costs, have levied upon, and Will expose to public
sale, At the Court House door, in the city Of PIa
esrville,
On the 21st day Of September, A. D. 1851.
Al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right, title, interest
and claim OF the said Louis AbTahams and
NJ. Cohn.. Of. In and 20 the following described
mort gagged property, lying and being In FL Dorado
county and state Of california, and more particu
larry described 10 follows, to wit:
All that certain property lying and being on the
North side Of Main street, In the town Of III Do
RADIO. described ~ follows, to vie Commencing at
the South Western Of the lot u Paul Slots.
houer, thence Westerly along Main street, In SAID
town, eighteen and one half feet more or less, u
the South EaSteTu Of the lot Ormeriy owned
by WePcOtt u LeyeTAge, and now occupied ~ M'
| I.oEky thenee Eorthwardly to the southern line
Of Main street, thence EaStwaTdly along said street
| to the North Western corner Of the lot OF said
slothouer, thence Southwardly to the place OF be-
| ginning Said lot fronting on Main .treet. To
| gether with all and singular the houses, out
houres, hxtures improvements and privileges with
the same, belonging or In any way apgsrtaining,
WI BURWELL, Sheriff Fl Dorado Co.
By O. W. CuDDIN0ToN, Under Sheriff:
sheriH's Office P1aceTvile, Aug. ~, '6l. AL
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No COMPROMISE. day Or two before
Congress adjourned, Mr.. Calvert, steady
and reliable Union man from Maryland,
and violent opponent Of secession, intro
duced the following resolutions into the
House of Representatives:
ResOlred, That whilst II Is the duty Of
Congress, by proper legislation, to
strengthen the hands Of the Government
in its affairs, and maintain the Union,
and enforce the supremacy Of the laws, 1t
IL not less our duty to examine into the
original causes Of our dissenSions, and to
apply such remedies as are best cnlcula-
ted to restore peace and union to the
country therefore II is
ReSOlrel, (the Senate concurring here
IND That joint commission, to consist
OF nine members Of the House and four
members Of the Senate, be appointed to
consider and report to Congress such
amendments TO the Constitution and laws
Ms rnay he necessary to restore unlimited
confidence and insure a more perfect and
desirable union among the States.
Every Democrat and Union man pres
ent voted for the above reasonable and
patriotic resolutions; every Republican
voted against them, clearly proving that
the Republicans are determined to sub
due the South and set free the negroes.
No compromise will suit them that will
not square with the creed Of the Chicago
Platform. That they regard as Of more
value than the safety and security Of their
country.
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Eject. Of the war ON Emisrat,on,

The effects Of the American war upon
emigration appear tn have been an invcr.
sion Of the numbers departing from and
arriving in these counties. Where last
year, aud even at the commencement ct
this year, We had IL record the departure
Of the emigrAnt steamers frnm Queens
town with six, seven, eight, and even nine
hundred passengers at n trip, they are
now considerably under two hundred at
time, and of those very few are from this
country. Precisely the contrary is the
case with regard To the numbers return
ing, aS our lilies attest. The latest arrival
! at Queenstown, the City Of Baltimore.
! brought from America no fewer than three
hundred and forty three persons, inClud-
! ing ninety. One cabin passengers. Il may
be supposed that this is not quite fair
: indication, as only persons Of some means
would come in steamers But the effect
Of the establishment Of steam lines to
Ireland has been to lower their rates very
materially, aud so much to diminish the
difference between their fares and those
Of sailing vessels, rs to divert the main
stream Of traffic to the former. Their
returns may therefore be taken as pref
" fair indication al the state Of the trans.
atlantic traffic. We have no official au'
thority for stating it. but we believe there
| is no doubt of the fact, that the same
causes which have diminished emigration
and increased the number Of those return.
ing home, have acted upon the rcmittan'
ccs from friends in America to ireland,
which have fallen off Immensely. The
actual loss to this country is not perhaps
very great, as the larger part Of the money
that used to b. so sent was employed IN
paving for passages across the OCEAN, and
but comparatively small portion went
into circulation here. The fact, however,
is significant Of the sad change that has
taken place in the condition and prospects
nf thu Irish in America, owing t0 the in
fluencc nf the fatal and absurd war
Irish Exchange
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A&8a8eASg - kAA8 8Gas
Some ofIthe New York police have es-
topped pretty little romance by sea and
land, by Apprehending the heroine, who
was dressed up in hero's clothes. She is
an Irish girl. and is just "sweet sixteen"
Since 1867 she has been roaming the seas,
in search Of her lover, who, at the time
Of leaving her, about four years ago, was
"a sailor boy, just nineteen years old"
She says her name is Bridget Dlody.
Her father, Edward DlOdy, who is car
penter BY trade, with her mother, yet live
in the town Of Cash, county Of Tiperary,
Ireland. George Kelly, her lover, was
carpenter.
Her father diSliked him hecanSe he was
engaging her affections at too early al
age, and threatened to do him harm. To
avoid any collision between the ardent
lover and the" stern PARENT" Bridget's
mother advised that George should leave
for America, and thus find refuge from
the impending wrath Of the threatening
father. Accordingly the mother gave the
daughter twenty.four pounds sterling,
which amount was furnished to George,
and very soon afterwards he started off,
as had been determined upon. For six
months following George wrote back reg.
ularly to his inamoratn, and then his com.
municatiOnS ceased. Bridget, now about
thirteen years Of age, conceived the no.
ton Of hunting him up.
With ten pounds sterling, Bridget Sc.
cretly left home, in sailor boys rig, aud
worked her passage from Limerick to
Liverpool ON steamboat. From there
she shipped as a cabin boy on board the
ship RrSolute, Captain HOLLAND, Of the
Black Star line Of packets, for New York,
IN the gath Of November, 1857. From
that time till the present she has been pa
tiently searching for her lover, though
never able to meet him. During her
cruising she has spent three mouths in
San Francisco, been five times in New
York, and as many times in Liverpool.
When in port her time was occupied in
looking about sailor boarding houses and
wharvcS in the hope Of meeting the OBJ
jcct Of her persistent search.
One evening, recently, Bridget, in the
course Of her wanderingS, was invited "a
drink, in a saloon in Cherry street. which
she dec ined. The small crowd Of rough
Sailor.mcn present insisted that If she
would not drink she must At least treat
| This she consented to do, and paid for the
drinks; but, on further demand Of tht
same kind, she got ont of the way. Iiav'
ing had the drinks again. however, hcl
tnrmenterS were determined she should
rav, and doubling that she had no money
they pulled her hack into the saloon anC
commenced to search her for some. Dur
ing the struggle. her sex was suspected
The police were called, and she remained
at the Station House all night.
She says her sex never was discovered
or suspected since she donned male atir,
till now. She was dressed in gray pan
falcons, vest and emp, aud red shirt, and
appears like = stout, SmOoth.faced IriSt
lad, Of sixteen or seventeen years. Sh'
begins to doubt the fidelity of her lover
aud is willing to assume the habiliment'
and occupation proper to her sex, till she
can communicate with her people and g
home. Philadelphia I"Quirer.
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Cows IN rHE CErY or LoNDOX.-One 81
the last places in the world, perhaps.
where one would expect to tlnd herd Of
three or four hundred cOws. would DO the
city Of London, especially In that FASH
iOnablo part Of It known IS the "West
End" Aud Jet, if one considers = mo-
ment. il is manifest that "milk for the
babes" is scriptUral. and We were much
struck with the good security charac-
te-istic of English thoCo0ghtsres-i0rn'
ished to the babies Of st. James Park for
the purity ofthe beverage furnished them.
Large, healthy. eek-l0Oking cows were
standing IN the shade Of the trees by the
wayside. held by rope. and ever and
anon s0ne nurse, OF mother. OF fond e.
Their, would pause with . baby wagon,
while the attendant would milk = glass a
the unadultsratsd artice, and the young
sucking would imhibO Il fresh aud warm
from the COW,
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crA1s OF eAAzsoRxEt. qserl Z
JOSRPHINn LANDEEEs $780,
LANpERN dGismdnnf-Ae1Io1
tFIcs Court IL the Eleventh. Jn4Iel4l
complaint nIed IN he Cuunsg ~ y
oface Of the Cissk 81 said District Cs11t =
said County and elate. = y s.
ihs People Of the olate - Call.sgplns -
LANDERS, greetings Yeu arr Aglypg
appear IN an aeson brought aGalnst ye-
nairsA plaintiff, "a ne District Coart - -
yudI5IaI District, IN and feT the CSmnly -
AID 70 answsr ne eomplalut Nle4 teMel4f
days, (excIusivs If the deg q seggiceJ 1N4L
vice on you Of this Bummons--ll epFvg4 y
County ~ served cut Of thas CBnnty, ~ Wl.l4
judicial District, within twenty anSef NyN
out Of snId District. thea within seety 9aS9swT4
nent By default viii he taken againne ye9, - x
The said action Il brought 70 oeeatm 49,
claring the binds Of matEimqmy exl1llQD -.
yourself and piaintiR dissolved and Anno1.s41 HN4
giving TO Plaintiff the esrs, eusto4y an4 -
OF I" Stephen" infant sen Of her an4 yU4lNeIl & \
And II yau fail 70 appear ano aneyet ~
Complaint, 20 above required, The eel1 hatal -
take Judgment agninst yen feg oAid DEGREE go
according 10 the prayer Of said Complniuf
Witness my hand, nn1 Ne MI - ~
l. Q. Court hereto a@xsd, g eAee - - o. ~
~ PlacervIlle. thIs he ~ day e A1gu ~ -
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"TmE SACRED RIGnT OF PETITION. =
When petitions Of an incendiary and vic.
lent character were presented to Congress
by Abolitionists, and Democrats objected
to receiving them, the Republicans had
much to say with respect to the SACRED
Right Of Petition" Now. however. when
PEACE propositions are offered. looking to
an amicable and honorable settlement of
our difficulties, the Republicans show
their contempt for the sacred right Of pc.
Iition by objecting to having them receiv'
ed. We find the following in the report
ed proceedings Of Congress:
"Mr. VAIlandingham. Of Ohio. asked
leave to present q number Of petitions
from States, asking peaceful adjustment
Of the national difficulties. The reason
why he asked their presentation in open
House was that the Congressional GL'Oe
does not contain the record Of petitions
d esented under the rule.
"Mr. Blake, Of Ohio, and others object
ed. when
"Mr. Vallandingham asked what had
become Of the right Of petition"
Mr.. Blake u an AbOlitiOnist, and his
brother AbOlitiOnists approved his course
and denounced the petitioners as traitOts
for sending such petitionstO Congress-