davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08
Das grOfe CngIif6f 0eilmit-
tel.
sir Srtn Glarfe's
berdbmtes t1jittel fir Srauen3immer
3utsreitet nudp elmer 8orl&riFt bes cir 8.
@Iatfe, M. D.. aussssd&nstsr QrSt
Der q SRietn.

Diefr unfbSe6are gRsoilin 1T unfShbar fir Die
osilun9 rcn alien Den fbmeribuften uno 9sfdbrIt
den 8raHthetten, tpslhen pic &Onftitutioneu vcp
6rnusnitmmern untcrncrftn fno. Sic Dcrmir,
osrt allen uEberma6 uuD sntfsrnt aIs onSsrnife
-uno auf cine fOfcrtise .esiIun9 fam man ftt
hdbsr perlafTeu.
efHr uerbeiratbrtr .fraurnsimmrr
1T oisietbe aauS bscnosss ldbasbar. Sis triu9t in
elmer furjsn 3sit Die mOnant6sn YeriOoen auf Gins
9epdnfbte Bsis on.
eJeoe 8cttel, QreiS elm Sbater, bat ben 8eais'
unsS .Stamp pcn 6rOStrittauten auf fidb, Inn Sal;
Ihun9en ju perbdeR.
Sfin po,r q d t o.
Dis(e piGen lclItsn n I tb esnOmmeR tpsroen in
osu trei erllen g0oualeu BET Shnaueer(hoft in.
oem oieielte Ihertib cine un;ettias 9eburt psrur:
fahen.-bst einer ieoen anoern 9ele9enbeit aber
Fno biefel6e uGui9 fdhsr.
Su alien Sdaen BON nerpSlen uno SpinntslnfSts
fen, Shmcr,cn in benz 8tdsn uno ben Gttsoern,
6srStlcpfsn, 5rtsrds, II. no., bepirfsn oiss Gptls
len cine Sur, menn allie anbere Mtttel fsh9eftlo
oen baten; uno ctGhon elm itarfss betmttet, ert:
haltcn bie sptueu nenncd tein GiIsu, GolcmSl. ans
timcun, nod ir9rno etpusic eas Der Gsniiitu;
zion fhaoet.
@uac uuwetIuuaen bcHnctu itb in oen Uompbs
tets UNI Die pada9en, nstde pcbI auftemabrt ness
ben Icllteu.
Sl.O0 une pct :etdmps in einen Srief cinees
TtbcIcn an ir9sub sinen autbOrifirten I9suten &C.
rantt tthsrt irscno Ssmono cine 8cttel eHt5altsuO
80 Qtllen, beim Snddfebr bet Qct gu.
2Gsinissr assnt fdr tie @sreiniatsn Stuuten
uub bic @anocas. Sob M1pfeS,
Reheiter, 81. o.
CtTG6enfatfs su babsn bel ben Drue9iFsn Scbn
g. gQci3r uno eapaH uno NRartin. in ltucntaun.
2inberung in 10 0tinutrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08
$40 8elDbnund.

Der ilnter3etGnste bate am Nttiwp& ben 3.
Stunt bas llnslif JwilGen 0atbsrt's citation In
Sib' 'Btsittal, unc Der StaSt aGtntaun, 90
1talr ;u psrlteren. Daruntsr tparrn no { 1
$50 uub etnt $40 NCtr ,.@retntdds, une
pw Hsl mar dnbsrss @slo. Der strIGe sSinber
srtdIt BEL Der 3urddsraattuns bss obiasn @tlees
na& Baltert's Station, pbiss 8tlUtnuns.. ntba
ben Dant zines WannsS Der Isin 0tlO Iebr Iausr
pr0ienrn muE-
@barIes @utb.
SUM- 10, 1863 na3u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08
0rie0s : OelScr.

Sin 8eribt Der 8eloer, rpelbe burb Die
&i6ter uno Gcmmiffioners pon 9eba
9auntp, aug Dem Sdase oes beIdoten
Gaunties, ale 1lnterfii6un9 an Somi:
lien eeSo9ener uno freinillieer Soloo>
ten uno ole Bounty ON freiwilli9e Sote
baten unter Dem 2fufaebot pes Qrdii=
oenten uno nab elmer Qfte oer 2(iem.
blp, auebe3a6lt muroen.
Saar tsSdtIt an Splpatsn'5amiltsn I'm
Sabr 1861 s9,205 80
SntsrsiIsn auf bsIasIe Summt f,tO4 65
So Sasr ~'s 1852 - '''' 0"'''" x $3.50 81
SntsVltn auf tsIaste Srmms 479 80
Saar bsjubIt ais Bounty an frettpilIiae
sUlpdtsn $500 90
SntersIIsn auf beIaate. .Suuime $50 90
Ss3utIt uls Camp. .auslasen fiir bic Sre.
rllissn auf Rem 5air.@ @runbs 447 81
SntsrsiTen auf teIaste Summr 26 81
8ejnbIt ait Splpatsn. 5amilien I'M
Sabr 1863 1912 IL
actaI'Bslauf tts t'bt 1886 Oe
8srSTsntII6t auf 8sfsbI Der GOmmiliipnsrs.
g. Qeter, S6reiber.
s0-Hsd3rid,t pirb tisrmit asssbsn, bae 4Ge
wtlhs F6 ben 9rpSsnt At3us F6trn pollen. IT,
rsu Staatstar Bis gum 5 Suli sinjutsSabIen pa.
ben. O..
Commit .amtsRube,
G1entdun, Suit |. 1868. na3u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08
SrDan's 9smlmpmic gEsafcrs.

~ T y n'S SSIlnaDntc 2GSnTcf9'
DieIe crioiusGe gRtoi;tn, msrit ;ubsreitft in
1887. ilt Der Grte lrtifd Ger Att oGr e uuter Scm
glamen y II ntcn 1B a CT s, in etCfem coer
iraeno stnsm anoern eano. pcr oas Qutlttum 9s:
bra1t puroe. Der dhte Grtifd fam eoSurdh sr:
tount merSen, baS oer Nome ron BtrGn auf ishsu
Bafsr ein9eorudt. Ut.
seer ttSsrv o =, sstrttS,tiS- SOS v.fv~S-
Gntfsrnsu 6uflsn, @srtaltunssH, rpsbcn oaIs uub
Raubeit.
Srpan's pulmonic 2Safers
Surirsn aFbmu, BrcnhitiS uno fbWsres atbs
men.
Srpan's 9ulmonic &aferS
8uriren Blutipsirn uno SbmerJsn oer 8ruft.
Srpan's 0ulmonic 8afers
surirsu bssinnenOe aus;fbruns unO eunssn.
SrantbsitCn.
Srpan's Yutmcnic 9Safers
8nrirsn SritatiCn Ger glOuta uuO SOnfts.
Srpon's Qulmonie 8ofers
Rurirsn Die c6issn anfaQsn in Ssbn gRinutsu.
Srpan's pulmonie 8afer6
Sino cine gesuuus sa allen SIaGsn uno G6nftis
tuiicncn.
.Srpan's 9ulmcnie @aferS
einS Iebr fbaebur far @osaIiiteu uno Sfsnttids
9ieenCr.
Srpan's 0ulmpnic gSafers
Sino in elmer unihutpiesn SOrm unb I6medsn
anssnsbm.
Srpan's Qutmonic @dfers
Gntftrnrn ntbt mar altsin, lcnoern bepirtsn cine
bauernoe Rur.
Srpan's QuImonic 8aferS
gBerbeu parrantirt Ousemsius 8ufrisosnbsit 81
qebCu.
Reius San..l,s iOllte rhne cine Ser YOn 9rpan'e
Qutmcnie gEofers i'm oauig. fein.
Rein Rsilenoer chns eineu @crratb ron 8rpen's
puImcufr 9Bafsrs in fsinsr Safhe
Gsius VsrIcn piro fitb ie itrdutsu % Gsnts fiji
BrpanS pulmonf Bdfers ,u bsiabt'n.
Sob Wfofe8,
Giasutbimsr, % GcrtIanrt, StraGe, 81. q.
ora @6snfaIIs 3u pertaufsu tei Den Dru99iifsn
5cbn s.. Mlclrr uuo earpaa uno Maritn in alsn
taun. .,
Tebruor IL, 1863. nalr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08

@esirnt I'D birIer @sIsssrbdt irinen 5rennbsn
unS tcm publItum ibfrbauPt anJuJeissn, eaB CT
baS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08
8eTpnSere Mmseiae.

90 susrbeu ptele 3u6ersitunaen psrfauft uuttr osm
glamen 8itterS, in Quart Tlofhtn auftsuabrt,
'ufommeu9eiest ron Dem rpehIfeleu Bbisfn oosr ee:
mensn Rum. rpelGbs pen 90 Bis 40 Gents Die Sale:
ne fcfts,, os0sn @efbmod nit antfe cosr Gcrianosr
Saomen psrouftet In.
Ditfe GtaHe 4jtters rerurInthte uno rpiro Tets
nod, osEurfahta.i 10 tau9e als re psrtauft psrosn
fam, oag bunoerts ben Seb eines 1runfentctcef
fferbCn. Durh oefen 8ebroub rpirb has Grifem
ets unter osm GiufIuiTe zines ateebclhsn Sei,mit;
tets, ucn Der fhtimmfien Irt aebattsn-eas Bertans
gen fiir eiauor mirh oufasbaItfn, uno am @nrs os;
pdbrt man Die ShrsdnifIs ruslhs eas esben uno 80:
DC eiues Srunfentctbes bsaleiteu.
Sar fcihe ois eiauor 8itters pfrtanaen uub a.
zen 10 Q Il n. MAIDEN tpir f6taenoes Re;ept te,
tauut. @srfbafe Dir cine TlaIhs pcn 6cchauo's
DeuHhem 9ttters. uno permitd1e ts niif brei Quart
autsm YrdHbu coer gBsisfsp, uuo bu rpirft cine 9u'
bsrsituua habeu, bic msbIiinifhe 1uatuSen uub
mabrsr 0crtrefaihfsi atfs bic pistfa le eiaacr Bit
tsrs 10 I d6srtrift, bic ad I'M Rarfte bsfinbsn.
uun fcfet catei vi I 10 en- ias r. Du rpirf Of:
e BITE &uaenbeu pon bcofnub's 9siiters. in 8srs
binbuHa nit siusm auten artifst pcn eiaucr
hntsn, on einem pctt aerinasren prets ais Gtsis
psit asrinssre 5utsrsimn9 bid fefisi.
M6tnllg SDl61ten
nnb SEreambe puR Gpfbateu
ees isHstF' Ris spfsftsREtssi sHuf EGiess gtt'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08
MnCttDneer.

Dd Der llutstSsi&nsts cine sIesn, ttrausgsnam.
men BAT, UNI has @sGGdft rinfs guftipnssre cher
Senbu.Grrpsrs ;u bftrsibtn. 70 III sr btrst alien
anforbrunasn In bIrfsm SADIE aufs bsls 30 Die.
nsn. NlIs 8risfs fiir ion fclItsn na4 hsm s8fn.
nsrsSils pOfant aeOuliIrt mfron
,ai 5.l Sofcpb 6a6enbab.
Sdnaor IA, 1868. - g.s nq-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08

Mtx
Jt 'Ht Nl|p VI y Z dl1p II.
. (5GnxIiCf1 Dc1ef0hffffch.
Isz: a:.ra ~
VrTUR TPTm TUUTImP JMfn141ft
=.
UOktOc O0Ottnn0 S
..., t..nS,,,.t
0'''"''e
eSYgnnE eaAC2 sp%SEfNAS9
~
lprdpartrt ron
9Nr. g. GH. GoFFShn
ot..1NS
p'''' WI ''''''1"'f
'F'Fp" g.,ts,4.
Sh,,riths urs rsresr. SMm6ms Np,.xsnr.,.t'
. peHen uh0 aue 0e'@Wstoe". DIE aus perppFbe'
nfr SepeF oofr Osa9en en!'Geeh'
rrtf:
&ers
Iicpfuu9,
iunerlibs peils,
8oubeit cher gIut
uodb Dem !6cpf, Cauern
gRoaen, lIstetfeit, 6er,brens
nen, dbfheu por @tIeu, BClbeit
coer Durd auf Dem gRooen. loueres
opoosnnrnh. es4n;n,,,s, ~, eane s;c;o,s
,nn fS",srss ,f,6n,s, ,,tsr ,,grSsSah.
~. .rs,;sssss Gsseikts ,,s,S \, s;n.r f;sr,"S.
sso,trr @tsefnht Smpfsn sSer csemste mar ssn
49,. a'.,,ns,. ~ x.....,;..' $50 ""
e"r Se"nos1 SstS ~ Am.;S x % ssSbSsi. ssr ~. Snspb
S.s nnS anasn "" eAmsr, r,I IN Ssr e ss;.s s"'
pissS @rui Ssf;sssrr ~ n1ss'
HAN ,IsSsrfr"o man ss,;ss t,'R-
Srennsn Inn SfsiCA re-
: Ranbise Gubilcuns
BON llctst 9ro6e
S''eosr9efblos
sshpeu'
""0 'sus' peH''0 ss'Osm 6'sOer' eS0uens0sr' ' oOT
es sutbdlt :.
Eeinen Qlcobot ODER f6lebten Wi5fep!
Gs bsilt ctiss .srantbstsn in 90 poa 100 yalsn.
-
>. IN Scl9e oes tarten ABiaesS uno Der 9rcBen Vs;
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08
fSenIterzG GurtQinS.

Susbsn srtaItsn rlnt ittr 16Bnt anO pOtIlsiit
4usTatt GmasE' pcplttfn. unO bllIg su otrFaus
len BET Dtitb pno Sa4snbpd,.
0. trgas II, tsea,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-08
@enu Sbr tbut, eebrauhd
SpDfidnb'S OemtfCbeS 8ifterS

8en 8. Siepton Bremu, ., D.. SRsoattsur ecr Gn:
cpttcp6oie Der tbecIS9ifheH BifFsnfhaft:
,,Stecib idb nidht aEnsiet Din, patsnimeoi;tneu
iu lCbeH oeer iu emvftbtsu idb babe i'm ausemeinsn
tdn 9rcBsS 9utrauen ~ bsreu 1Birtuns, 70 tsnne
i'd bod teinsn perndnft9eu Gruno, ruarum Gin
SRann nidbt ;u 9uuffeu bes Guten ,suesn fol-. pas
ct snpfdnoen ~ BADEN sIaubt uuo swar burtb Gin
sinfahss prdparat. peuu er naburtb ftirten gRit.
msniben niieeu taun.
lin 70 liebsr tbus i'd Oislss in Be,iCbuna auf
btcllano'S DeutIhes Sttters, bas pcn Or. 6. SN.
9 ID N pon philadelphia shbsrsitst III, pa i'd
aessn baiIsbe mebrsre Sabre lang Elm 8crurtbeit
bs9ts, iuoem i'd slaubts. ba6 ss bauptfd6lih cine
eiQuSrmfhuna isi. Nosnsm Srsunos @Obsrt
ShOematsr. Gfa.. bin i'd hantbar, bos sr mid pcn
oiesm @crurtbeiI befrsi uno mid srmutbiat bat, ss
iu psrGubtn. ots idb an einsr sroesn uno touapis:
raen Shwade lit. Der 9ebrautb ron 3 Salden
bisfss 8iters i'm aufan9 pisfes Sabrss bat zine bes
osuteno sdnlfiee SBirtuna nuf mid, eebobt uno bat
mir ptpflhs uno moralifdbs 6raft in Icttbem Groor
rpisosr aeesbsn pis ih felt gRcnaten ,upcr nishr
9sfIblt bate uuo pis tb nidt hesu fennte, iie is
rpisber ;u erIan9eu. Dssbal6 bonte i'd Soft uub
msinsm Trsuno. Der mid gum 6sbrautb oes Bit;
tsrs au9ewtelen bat.
q. Netpton 8rctpn.
philadelphia, 49, SUM, 1861.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
CHURCHES, MINISTER'S. sc.

PresJvterian-REv. D. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at l03
5rlock, and in the evening at o'clock. Sab
oath School at l o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening at o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church-REv. J. S. LEM
mon. Preacher in charge. Rev. j. GRAY, As
sistant Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
at IOI o'clock in the morning, or Z in the
eTening. Sabbath School at 9 O'Clock, a. NJ
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, at
o'clock.
Wslca Iadependeat-REv IL. R. PowELL,
P4gtor-Preaching every Sabbath morniHsSsat
10 O'Clock, and in the evening at 6 o'clock.
Sabbath School at ! o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening of each
mouth and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week in
each month.
C.lrinistic Kethodist--REv. JoHE WILLIAMS,
Pastor-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
.aad o'clock. Sabbath School at II o'clock,
An Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
s I O'Clock. Society every Tuesday evening
:. : o'clock.
D.ciples-Rsv. ~. LLoYn, ,Pastor.--Preach-
i1g every Sabbath morning ct 10 o'clock.
Particular Bopists-REv. DAVID JESKISs:
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
3o'clock Sabbath School at at o'clock, P. ~
CatEoHc-REv VI. J. MITCHELL, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath morning at l03 o'clock
and Vespers at 4 O'CLOCK in the evening.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
fBENsBURG BOR. OFFICERS.

BOROUGH AT LARGE.
e'S!'iess OF the Peaee.-David II. Roberts
-',,ison kinkead.
cc4Tgess-James Myers
J'A0ot Directors-Ahel Lloyd, Phil s. Noon,
p,n:sa p,4sa d. Parrish, Hugh Jones, +. J. Mills
p EAST WARD.
.,'a'td6le-Eyan F.. Evans.
D,,;V councit-John J. Evans. Thomas ].
: Jones '' - '0"'' "oin ps'n' -
LppeeSors-William d Davis. L. Rodgers
I9e Of Electton-Daniel J. Davis.
A'''':or-Len.uelD Davis.
~ WEST WARD.
yrl''te6ie-s. ~ N, O,Neill.
I,bD Coairsf<AR. S, Bum, Edward Glass.
0stnan biaittssJohn ID. Thomas, George w.
Js,,ses''"te-Williap Barnes. Jno II Evans
A. q Et,ctton-- Michael Hesson.
''''s''"r-Geor:e Guricy.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CRESSON STANTON.

JrageI Of the COuris-President, Hon. Geo.
pp'Elor, Huntingdon; Associates, George W.
Essley, Henry c. Devine
[rothonotarg--J Joseph n Donald.
Reg'ster and Recorder-Ed ward /. Lytlc.
MerT-John Buck
D''tr'et inorney.-PhiIip S. Noon.
county C0mmi,si0ners- James Cooper, Pc
''T J. Little, John Campbell.
lTsd,urer-Th omas Callin.
=, FooT House D,rectors-William Douglass,
'eorge Delany, Irwin Rutledge.
fo9r House Tredsurer-Georgc G.. X. Zahm.
,.AHfttors-Thomas j. Nelson, William J.
,i'ams, George G. X. Zahm.
EoUhty Surceyor Henry Seaman.
,oroHer. James Shannon.
Saercdntle Appraiser-Geo. ". Easiy.
sup l. Of Common .SchoGis-J. F. Condor.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
MR. wonnEL1,s REPLY.

After calling on the editor of the Trib-
tRe with a witness, to solicit room in that
paper to answer my card OF Oct /, and
after having been assured that he should
have room, Mr.. Q. L. ,Pershing-permit-
ting a week to pass, on the eve OF the elec-
tion-prints what he calls reply in the
congcnial columns Of the Johnsto,on DEM
ocrat, on Monday, the 18th. To give
color to the falsehood which he wished to
circulate, viz that ] had assailed him on
the eve of the election, when too late for
him to reply, he says my Card was pub
lished in ''the Cambria Tribune of the 9th
inst" well knowing that it was published
on the I'd, and that he had permission to
reply through the Tribune of the 9th.
In this reply.of his is revealed the sig
nifcant fact that the Democrat, with
which he has privately repudiated all
sympathy and connection) is the medium
through which he prefers to address his
public and the reply itself reveals plainly
the hand which has guided that malignant
rebel organ throughout the campaign.
Mr. Pershing, at the outset of his arti-
Gle, puts on the air of injured innocence,
and assumes that am the aggressor.-
Let me, III Us DrleI d Hiauuoi do pOSSiOiN,
show how the matter stands.
For months, the columns of Mr.. Per
shing's rebel organ, reeked with personal
assaults upon me, mainly as connected
with the Company's Scrip. For months
these assaults passed unheeded, as Mr..
Pershing persisted in denying any sympa-
thy or connection with the paper making
them-when finally the Tribune briefly
stated one fact, ,ohich is a fact, viz, that
the so-called Scrip bill "was unconsitu-
tional, and had been SO pronounced by
Mr. Pershing himself" In reply to this,
Mr.. Pershings organ of Sept 10th, said
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

Gov. Curtin prepared bill on this sub
| ject which the Legislature did not touch
and that he, Curtin, would willinglyi-ign a
| Constitutional bill, cannot pe true, as Will
endeavor to show.
To the debate In the Senate on this bill
NIr. Turrell Republican, opposed it,
when Mr.. Kelley stated in reply as fol-
lows: ~ would say to the Senator that
this bill has been submitted TO the Gov
ernor and the Attorney General. They
had it before them an entire day and they
returned it to me without the alteration
of single word" See page 692 of the
Legislative Record
Itappears the course of the Governor
on the Scrip question is discussed in
Schuylkill county. There it is assigned
as Curtn's reason for not signing the bill,
that 1t is not strong enough-that it does
not sufficiently protect the laborer. This
reason is in "the very teeth" of the one
assigned by Mr.. ID. j. Morrell, for the
Governor. Both cannot be true. Sena-
tor r eiley. who introduced the bill into
the Senate, in a recent letter, dated Sept
80, 1868, thus adverts to Gov. Curtin s
agency in aiding the passage of the Scrip
bill
CATER 1 read the bill in place the Gov
ernor requested me to let him see it and
he would show it to the Attorney General,
which | did. He had it in his possession
for twenty four hours when | called for
it he said it might oe made stronger by
inserting clause preventing a man from
giving his labor for any other consdera-
ton than money. [ told him could not
pass such bill The Governor said, very
we'll, it is a good bill-you must try and
pass it as soon as possible"
Thus it appears that Gov Curtin did
examine and approve of the very bill
which he now refuses to ST On. What then
becomes of d. j. Morrell's statement that
the Governor had prepared bill which
the Legislature would not touch or that
the Governor would sign "a proper and
constitutional bill 7" If the present bill
is improper or Unconstitutional, why did
not Coy. Curtin say SO to Senator Reilly,
after examining it for himself, and sub
mitting it to his Attorney General? This
lame attempt of Mr. ID. J. Morrell to
shield Gov Curtin from odium, for vio.a-
ting his faith with the workingmen, will
not do Either Gov. Curtin has humbug-
ged d. J. Morreli, or d. j. Morrell is
endeavoring to humbug the community
There is at all events, question of verac-
ity between them. which they can settle at
their leisure. The Pittsburs Consnsercial
Republican paper, in its issue of the Sth
inst, still further complicates this question
of veracity between Mr.. d. J. Morrell and
Gov. Curtin, by declaring that the present
bill will be signed by the Governor on
the meeting of the next Legislature, and
bases its allegation on what .he sedtor
himself beard Mr. Meredith, the Attorney
General, say on the subject. [ suppose
Mr.. D. j. Morrell viii not tamely allow
his ''veracity" to be thus put in jeopardy
by men of his. own political party He
should hasten TO It's rescue with all con-
venient speed c. L. PERSHING.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
EBENsBURG MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern daily, at lo3 o'clock, A. ".
Western, =. at lot o'clock, A. II.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at o'clock: p. N.
Western, at o'clock, P. 81.
ssD~The mails from Butler, Indiana, ,Strongs-
town, &c, arrive on Thursday OF each week,
~ 5 o'clock, P. NJ
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week,
ats A. H.
esA- The mails from Newmau's Mills, Car
rai;Own &c, arrive on Monday, "Wednesday
aud Friday of each week, at 3 o'clock, P. ~
Leave Ehenshurg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays, at o'clock, 4. ".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-18
STATE OE VERMONT,

SECRErAkY OF STATES OFFICE,
MONTPELIER, Nov. l6, 1863.
hereby certify that the foregoing chap
ters are true copies Of acts passed by 'he
General Assembly Of this State, at the annu-
al session. A. u. 1863, as appears by the
files and records OF this office.
GEORGE w. BAILEY, JR,
Secretary of State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-18

Designated by the Secretary of State for
publication in all the newspapers.
No. o5-An act in amendment of section ]
of chapter 10 of the general statutes en-
titee" OF towns and villages"
l. is hereby enacted, sc.
Sec. |. Section / of cnapter 10 of the
general statutes shall be SO amended as to
read as follows:
Every male person of the age Of q years,
whose list shall have been taken in any town
d. the annual assessment next preceding any
town meeting, shall during his residence in
such town, be legal voter in such town
meeting
Sec. >. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Oct. 20, 1868.
No. 27-An act to promote the efficiency OF
teachers institutes.
1t is hereby enacted. &c.
Sec. l.. The secretary Of the board of ed
ucaion is here by authorized to employ the
assistance of teachers in academies and Sem
mares, or assistance from other sources. to
give et!ciecc cy and interest 10 The teacnerS'
Institutes which he is required to hold, anu a
s.m no, exceeding thirty dollars in any one
Vt n to each county, is hereby appr"pr Ted
ior this purpose, to be paid by The treasurer
If H., STATE on the certificate Of the govern
or
Sec ,. This act shall take eff, ct from it's
passage.
approved, Nov. 4, 1868.
No. 29.-An act providing for The sale OF
the land scrip received under the act OF
Congress, approved July Q, 1862.
|. is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec, l. The agents appointed by the act
providing for the appointment OF agents to
receive and dispose of the land scrip to
which this State may be entitled under the
act of Congress approved July 2, 1892 are
hereby directed, authorized and empowered
to take immediate measures to sell the land
scrip received under the provisions OF said
act and proceed to sell the same in such
quartities at public or private sale as the
bes, interest of the fund may in their judg'
ment seem 20 require, unless in their opinion
the interests of said fund woald suffer there.
by.
Sec. .. John B. Page of Rutland is here
by appointed the agent of the State, and au
,horzed TO make all necessary transfers ant
assignments required be the provisions o
this act and the said act Of Congress.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect Fl ON it
passage.
Approved, Nov. II, 1868.
No. 30-An act relating to the powers OF tn
Auditor of Accounts.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. The auditor of accounts shall hav
the general superintendent and management
OF suits in favor of the State, and may ad
Just, compound and settle the same on sue
terms and conditions as the interest Of tn
State IN his Judgment shall require.
Sec =. The auditor, with the advice an
consent of tie governor, is authorized q