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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-06
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Additional Details OF the
Bagdad Affair.
Names Of American OGAcers Engaged
In the Plllage.
0utrages Committed by United
States Soldiers.
ImperialiSt Prisoners Forced to Join
EscObedO's Command.
>D,>o~y~-.-o-~>~oo|o~>~o.
Alleged Completely Of General Wtitzers Men
in The Stacking Of the City.
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CITIZENS HELD AT RANSOM.
10. ~ &c. kc. ~-'f.r
HELD AT RANSOM.
DO. &c. &c.

BY the arrival at this port yesterday Of the steamship
Guiding Star, from New Orleans January IS via Ha-
vana 3is have received further details OF interest
regarding the Bagdad affair." which will be found in the
letter Of our Havana correspondent published below.
Purscr Field has thanks for the prompt delivery Of
our files and dispatches
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OF the T.sss ueeonstructio"
yrufiuu.

iT'ITfNNTI- ~ To
special a. patch 10 The ilH'-Fcial dated t--iin.
Tcxas IL int; syH Tho President Of sha issas r,fs-
sinn Convention Las been elected " psc.lio over The
convention . assembed here o. reconstruct the stale
government a lrfr majority e The dsfshirf W TIE
COW onuou were originally Hocossionisis
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The La,e-, ssn.aslon In Tho n...

Monde !. that created by hr inirdueslan o. rhAinN
Chemistry ma, break u this
rrniiurnt hr drirDu. OF the rafrst n0rsl
duct 20 te tfnis n the form 90 perfume Tor the hssf
krrchlef
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ALBANY, feb D, 1900
The following is statement OF the nance Of the suf
fcrcrs and amounts of losses sustained by the fire at o.
wegoOn buildings owned by Mrs. Miller loss SIS, 900;
insurance sl200 l.. T. Jones building loss 81 800
fully Insured On the Buckhardt building. loss $500;
fully insured. Morris Place drvgoods damage $40 900
insured. On Allen and Burchardr. tflnng loss On
George IT. Hees' books, &c, 81, 500 damage; II was
fully insured. McCookf liquor kc., damage $500; no
Insurance The total loss probably will not exceed
$40 600 The IRE originated by the bursting Of chin
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Important Notice.

u u u IL :
T1na Jazz - 80
fafihrr csi~naau Df Hs f9f pfrtsniif al'fat - .
srArr s.e named ethiAiua unti tAa ie ~ Nsrh
having affnnsaf H~-ifshin. sih firs -
well aalef rsrGessnt.nn - "a nsehsasl nFsHt -
fhaf to- Huler 81 sFlta sAgaii -
barge po.slbis sui ~ Epau~frs hiaert 80 80.
Nrfl ArifilfHfni arf husrsl fftfirrr, inEFi1fs a
AarHta q fHrrnufs fhFfrf fFs-sa ~
rITr 10 COS tils AatY ihrir sHt 90
m I'D nfhFf knsau W iAaal ~ IHl~Frst
having control %. utfni nftn1ns, boz or1ef tss
frrfns a = f.If.sitlu HlsF 30 tani o. fheIi
Al anrtsunus shYlld ~ mat ul1n ~ pfOgrf lasfe
fnrnus sh fufn'siff gr@uiiuusf go ~ rfsinsd
fi .hgrff L. ui 81 fhIf o. tfuf@ fhs lsf ar Nah
ia pafs hoe arpirffisrs shsH - EnFrfri aW tare
un1 fdf Do ~ bee il tas 1firf RI ilrif sreri -
Nru
flfIIiafs snf tfuHT t ~ =
fHfahef lr uni.fFirnrI l I'll lefrf spFifrH isfs-
fs.r .ffHf frfaHH Do oI az I.iIff D - lhNhAs
Naisf States srsal Fanf fn.fsrfai ttftssiftls.
81 Nrfiae street. ff.THlr s1Ailaxss sat ~ 80
fsHss Hrtfinr fes tr~s
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Mnf.KfnrvtLtE, ga, Fob. 3, 1903
Tue Governor has vetoed the b king valid all con-
tracts between the whites aud the frloi,,srn
me Senate has passed bil SHOWING po-o1s ~ TESTIFY
IN their own behalf Ia criminal eases only
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Ffrwrn. FEB ~ 10
a Tho senate to-day pas-eA The B1une amerdments %
The SUITE constellation after rodaCiuK TIE re4afff fr
q rcsdenee ~ The hiac " two year and snkinI 90
tho clause requiring voeff % pay tar ne Hoe
saed the bli snthgii1ng f.if0ad ffJu ivnftblrs Z"
nsnva
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Fire Mt LawrencevIIle, Pa.

PursHuR0, Feb. g. 1896.
Tho depot OF the Allegheny Valley Railroad at Law
rencevilIe, Pttsburg including the round house,
carpenter shop, engine shop and blacksmith shop with
eleven locomotives totally destroyed by re four
O'Clock this morning. The loss Is unknown but must
be very heavy.
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oasi~i

uHtNIaa co. TuE
sllIIuV tuItIsI fNIIthl go INt alArt 80
hFhNffhr.
~
10 rafai tsfanr u'aH ~ if.r f H'-ff
nla.n d l.-Ln.L.n 81. u y ---..---l - u ~
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Defiance Fire aud burglar Proof -sf~.-
Large assorsni AZ 81 Murray street eorDer Of opiisg
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<fhe steamer oeneraI MslIeek narnsd.
or tho steamer Mary a. Bruns'

The steamer General Hall ck lying at the lcyce,
caught Gre this morning and burned up.
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ville headed thus headquarters OF United States In
Bagdad and commanded the 'savors under the orders
Americans alone managed the guns ON the oth They
fortified the heights and lake shore In order not TO be
interrupted in their work Of pillage That was CON-
plete house moving everything, stoves tables
benches &C. having been carried 1t was feared that
the houses would have been given 10 the flames after
All the stolen effects were carried TO clarksviIle In
saiIpoats rowooats and steamers and even to White
Ranch whence they were sent by railroad TO Brazos
In wagons TO Brownsville Vessels have already left
Brazos laden with the products OF the sack The Ame
rcan officers have purses well provided with gold, and
no ono IN Clarksville cares for grcenbacks Various
French refugees In Clarksve have claimed merchandise
bearing their marks, though not their Names but their
prctensions have been rdiculed There are fory-hve
Very fcw Mexlcans rcma n in Bagdad. they under
stand that the work has not been done for their interests
Colonel Meja 10 now Military Commandant for Juarez
In bagdad and the outlaw St. Clair Is captain OF the port
and President OF the Prize Court Escobedo remained
very Few hours 10 Bagdad Coroary: Tho town OF Bag.
soldiers OF the United States, led by United States
oicers The act Is monsrous and justihes any one In
asking II we are really living In the nineteenth con-
tury"
No other Mexican news to communicate.
News by Way OF New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4. 1859.
The True Deaa's Brazos letter. dated January 81,
says
"Today Generals weitzei, Smith and Clarke viii DO
mustered OUT rive regiments Will De mustered out IN
thirty days. Peace prevails along the Rio Grande" 4.
Tho Matamoros Raacherp saysthat Colonel Adofc Gar
cha was arrested the Texas shore for stealing forty
thousand dollars worth of goods in Bagdad He gavo bail
in the sum Of five thousand dollars.
Ngw ORLEANS, Fob. s. 1868.
All the merchants OF Matamoros are trumping up
Claims to be presented for Losses in the Bagdad affair be-
lieying that the United States will pay the same
It is reported that Escobedo Is marching Mon
terey.
Mexican news is very unreliable There is lighting
going on in all directions There prospects Of fur
ther forced loans in Matamoros
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E. "a. Ludlow ~ 60. WIN sell al Ase-
uon today Cruesisyl q y o'ie.k q ~. ksshsnss
va fshls LEAsa. IA. ~ HlHh affrst-Fsusbi~ rEDF-
LRIf. 80 80. aala a.. 81 The g1irc. 10 iiaF a
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Cloth Gloves, Warm aud Good. Oaiy 80
cents p~r air SMITH FOwfBF. - Jrsrk roe.
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Heavy Knl, tndsr.hIr,. sna Draw.

Howe sewing Mschin. Company
Ela. Hose Dr. rresid@a. 40 bfpsdHag Asssts ss"i-a
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u.,esIs.. ...at Hhsa,aafIs nsmcs

.gam.s' ,sIshrHtsa Li.tsaspt fsr N."rsi-
a.. Hhsun4susnl sag s.tst'es Haffanir4 ~ 49,
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aIras Ian..fitfa fillef ~ ftfs..fn .
a. o. psaaf b. saEiaI ia srff fsuHlsfI.~ 80 .
Ias efaaafa say aftnp'4ut a ftt ftfa.s so ~ 40
afur.Iafs
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Mn VHIFANl FNU1 .. I'l'-
The steamer Mary A. Bnncr, with cght hundred pa-s
o. d66h has entirely burned on hc ~ ~ the mouth 81
the Red river Hef passengers aud crew we're savv'i
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A-i-Grnnf UnhnctInn 4

a silent sewing Machine, Making the
ceirhrt ted WILCOX ihs Siea. fasiir and duft.
Die. WILCOX bifHs. - broadway
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Constantly on Hand ard Hsestvi.r ~
&c stas The nnss qualify ~ htNiiNfh btM
akL and gfrfERs y. rLAfb' npn soe AE-nt
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Buy MtIer'. HAIR Dye.-Nstursi ssa
durable easily applied .sss ana Is cents siA 10y dfss-
alsf
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The combination Of ins used Ia u.tns the CON
PITS such give the best possible effect .h safeiI
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Attractive aud Bssatirai B"ttsrniss
WIN a FOWLER. ~ ,rsn
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~od harmless reliable add nstans,ssaa TIE eniJ if-
bye Also HsFrnrI siax IHtrArt u hlsn~uts fse
serves The hair. ~ h@rclly street. As~ rsts-
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ahnea -RROORS' has reduced The prices Of hs barge .tk
0i good. suit tho fyrry -yir % fs0' iss
D. A. BRooKs Agent
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A uoon.-wmrd,. Ladies, y
a Reliable Remedy

sud Cuf. Ao nents ehnles1ir anI retail \ Nhglsssis
prtrc list With drawings different styles free ~
trade a. ". No. wARD rf broadway. ;. \,
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Professor slnk q u,B,i g.nsenf tier ase :. plss
o.. H. chaplin. ~ have never rhsNssi
mind respecting BROW II BhoNtui Al. TnoriiiH fr"'s
fi.t aaeet7lns thnk better 81 that Witch i~rs-
tkskns ~s,i Of t.g. Henry Nafd B~~r,rr Great
We IN .nbiuas he4rs.ses. itev psssl Wi.s sss tss.
The Tforas .fsH ~ ne " a@ Ffl Ii~sff ssFii
President ifaauicn cslrg. 'iniea, = n. a ssn is
Ead elegant combinations fsf seashs. A. Do o. bss-
ou Boston.
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ior espeing worm. oounon ~,h young ohlien viii ne
found la Bcowss yEENiFuGE coaFlTs. Yor.
Lo1eBsa which pleasant g. W. ,-s,s aud child "ia
rafu-e TO take Thorn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25
Col. G. A. Morgan, Of Cincinnati, who has

Col. G. A. Morgan, of Cincinnati, who has
been on Gen. Pope s staff since the commence
ment Of the war; and who has been inspector
General of that Department since Gel. Pope
has been in command Of it, was found dead in
his bed at the house of Gen. Pope, with whom
he had resided, on Tuesday morning, he hav-
ing been suffering by the escape OF gas from
stove in his room, constructed to burn coal gas
Cant George Y. Fox has resigned his situa-
tion as Assistant Secretary Of the Navy TO take
effect on the LIST day Of March. He has ac~
cepted the Presidency Of the new California
Steamship Company, at a salary OF $}5,o0o
per annuln.
Resolutions endorsing the policy Of President
johnson, and commencing the administrative
abijity OF Secretaries Seward and Stanton
passed the Legislature Of New Jersey yester-
day by vote Of IS to 6.
A fire occurred at Dunkirk, n. Z, yester-
day, which destroyed much property. ana ny
which tour German emigfants lost their ilTea
and one other was seriously injured.
Ane ditor in North Carolina has been tried
By court martial for using disloyal language,
aud sentenced to pay fpe Of $500, or 70 go to
jail for six months
A State Convention is now being held in
Maryland to begin measures looking to repeai
of the odious Registration law in that state
1T is said that some doubts are expressed as
70 whether Capt Semmes, Of the late Couted-
crate navy. viii be tried BY court martial
There is deputa ton Of colored people,
from several states, TO represent their inter
ests il Congress, now in Washington.
An extensive fire IN Brooklyn last night de-
stroyed large white lead manufactory on Gold
street The loss is reported at about $500, 900.
tits reported that Colonel Q Mahong is about
to visit Paris to confer with John Mitchell.
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Railroads.
ORANGE T. ALEXANDRIA, +. R.
fS:.E zy E:sss5 Ezs: Elsi;::z

81 u %
ouDo fTcEfz= 5 = iii FROM FISHING.
T T1N IND ALEXANDRIA, 70 RICH,
MOND AND LYNCHBURG.
NNand after TUESDA Y, Decembec Il 1865
I } the trains on this road will run daily
Sundays excepted-as follows;
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington, 10y 8. m
Gordonsville, l2.45 ?. N.
Connecting with Va Central Road Tor }sieh
mond and stAunton direct: 90
Arrive at Richmond at $50 p n.
Lynchburg, 5;45n; d.
TRAI:TS NORTH.
Leave e 4 F;c2m"1d ct &; 1So "a M H.
" Gordonsyillc, 200 p. II.
Arrive at Alexandria $50 2. NJ
| .sW ashineton, 5 SO y. ID.
Connfcting with the r. & 0. r. r. for al
parts Of the North and West:
Local freight train leaves AloHardr!@ ct n40
a M. and arrives At GordonsvilIo 2t SIS p. n.
Leaves GordonsviIle at coo 8. m. and arrives at
Alexandra at 4 IS p. N. Through freight train
leaves Alexandria q. 2. Is O. M, ana arrives at
Lynchburg at G. 90 p. n. Leaves Lynchpurga at
215a n. and arrives at Alexandria 81 t. ~ p. N.
Exprcss freight train leaves 4 (eNanurla at
100 r. ~, and arr YES at LynchhuEG a. H. ~ g.
m, Leaves IL nclIburg at 2.4o p. Ill, and ar
rives at Alexandria at $50 @. 1t. :,
This route has the advantage Over all Others,
of havino a continuous rail from New J orkto
hbnrg-40l miles, and connectng at
Lynchburg direct. to Bristol, Knoxville, Mcn-
phis, New Orleans, and all other points oo;iIA
and Southwest, D.u d.
1iauascae. Drist0r, CaJlctl 5, EapD&hannocE.
Cnlneurr ORANGE and GOrdOnsVllle, where
MANY Of the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured IL ADAMS Express
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10 PEE GENT. OFF FOR CASH.

Wenow offer our whole stock OF Dry Good,
at discount of 10 per cent: on previous prices,
for cash, and would name the following as being
well worthy the inspection of all who have not
vet supplied themselves for the winter:
A large assortment Of Lupin's French Meri-
noes.
Large stock Of Lupin's Printed Merinoes:
Large assortment Of all Wool Moussselines.
Alpacas, Mohairs Empress Cloths, Reps, and
Poplins. Also, our whole stock of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
Of superior quality and in most beautiful colors
Also, OUT whole stock OF
MOURNING GOODS
one n the S rSSss st0f6s be- ot S a5
south of New York, together with our whole
stock Of ~.o.~.>-r
DOMESTIC s. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
all of which now offer at our regular prices
and will make IL deduction Of ten cents on tbs
dollar for all sales, large and small, when pais
for at the time of purchase.
Our Goods are all marked in plain figures,
and No Deviation will be Allowed Except the
Discount Named for Cash.
W NJ. SHUSTER q BROS,
No. SO, Centre Market Space, bet: 9TH & 9Th SITS.
ian l5-d6tif Washington.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF

An extensive stock Of WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES and FlATu RES, Pic
ture Cords and Tasse1s, &C., can be purchased
at greatly reduced prices, at the store of the UNI
dersigned No. III, King ST., fourth door above
Washington ST., preparatory to closing business:
Those who have pictures at the above-namcd
store to be framed, will oblige by calling for
them at an early day.
nov lift JEFF ERSON IACEI.
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NATIONAL EMPRESS a /.

NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
L:lz Q. -:
TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY
Office and Depot (for the PRESENT.
NO. IS, KING STREET.
rg1HIs COMPANY is now prepared 10 do 8
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
FORMATION BUSINESS, D,74
10 and from New York Philadelphia Bati~
more, Washington, Alexandria. Rchmond'
Petersburg, Norfolk, LynchbuTg, Char
lottesville, Winchester, Harris
onburg, Stanton. Lexington,
Salem and Bristol, IN Va;
WilmiDcton, \ ewbern, Raleigh, Green's
boro. salisbury, and Charlotte,
\. C., and 10 and from
All Stati3n; on tie Orange d ALEXANDRIA, II
ginia Central, Virginia aud Tennessce, hiGh-
We!dnn, Wilmington and Weldon,
Atlantic and \ orth Carolina,
Raleigh and Gaston,and
North Carolina
Central rail
roads.
As rapidly as possible the Lines ana AGENCIES tT1
,f fine Co1nnnny will lie extended to ether
States, Of whi:hd due notice will be given.
The tariff OF charges i based upon fa1r Dusl-
ness DrincipIcs. yielding o rcAsonabie profit to
e ~
public Upon this bass i confidently presents
It's claims for flir share u ritror"gc, relyn5
upon It's isrso capital and 5hc cj!aractcr OF l5s
ctfcers and agents for that rNoIlc Condolences
-~, ''''' ~ ;5IUI;GE T WNflTTINGIoN,
ian h-1v Acting Agent.
Tj,ST RECEINED.-E're$h Green: Black
g ard Japan Teas; TRIMMED S;had very NICE
Mackcrcl, new ard tA,; Potomac Hcrf'ngl
Picked Pork, cheap; Bacon shou!0orS an"
sides; Sardines, fresh Haisins, GA ,1 rants,
cd Ginger; Pickles loose; Hath Brick; SlMc,
Baskets; all of which, aud everything else III
our line: we will sell 1T the lowest cash PRICE,
JOSEPH T. JANNh4
oc 3-tf Corner Prince and !'i't g -.
NEO. WASHINGTON & Co,
VT AUCTIONEERS,
No. s, Union strect-Up Stairs.
re- Special attention given to the SAL, o VI
Real Estate, Stocks, Merchandise: &c. &c 22-L-
IT. J. MILLER, cc.,
H. Successor to r. H. Miller s. Son & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer r, IN
CHINA, GLASS, EARIHEN " AhL:
STONEWARE, WlNDQM GL 40
oc 26-coGm No. G5 King STREET. -
REINCE MEAT -Atmoore's genuine MlAon
lVs MEAT, lust received and for sale 2X
4 "a '"''" GEO. H. WHITE,
ian 3-4w 50 and Il, Cameron street
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NEORGE E, WHITE,
" Liberty Hall,
80 and 9l Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive and
Oh dice stock Of
- GROCER les.
embracing Teas, Coffees, Sugars Spices, Hams
Bacon Flour, Candles, Soap, Molasses; Butter,
Cheese Canned Meats and Fruits, JeInes, FAR
ma, Corn Starch, and great variety Of articles,
usually found in q grocery store
BRUCES
CONCENTRA TED FERTILIZER.
: SWAN LSLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on on h 3:
lie also asks attention 10 his unusually large
and fine stock of
LILO OR s,
of every description, consisting Of Whistles high
and low grades, Brandies, Gin, CALIFORNIA Wines,
Champagne, Port Sherry, and othe55. VINES
Jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Bum, Cordialis, Ale
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
10. Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
riety. o.,
charge. oc lo-tl
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,yeWelry.

~. ?. WITCH2'lAKER & JEWELER,
No IS, King street.
In addition to my former assortment OF
FASHIONABLE JENELRY, | have TINS
dav added largely to my stock, and would re-
specially solicit call from those desiring to
purchase
asay~ n O trouble to show the goods.
Especial attention paid to repairing Fine
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry jan lin
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Financial.

T7IRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALEX
+ ANDRlA, VA.
VIII allow
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
remaining in bank over twenty days,
On sums Of One Thousand boIlars and up
wards four per cent per annum.
Under One Thousand Dollars, three per cent
pcr annu1n. .
No notice required for dcpositorsto draw their
funds.
To commence on Monday: January s.
ian SIT CHAS. r. HOUFF, Cashier.
JNo. ". BURKE. A. HERBERT j. W. MAURY.
DURKE, HERBERT s. CO.,
BANKERS.
Office cor. King & Water SITS, Alexa., Va.
BUY AND SELL
UNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN,
AND EXCHANGE.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD on COMMISSIONS.
Sight Drafts, Checks. aud Time COLLECTIONS
promptly remitted for. new TT ii
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-07-12
ffARR

On Tuesday, june eoth, 1oee. l. n
John Wallace, James M. Thompson. of
Ebensburg. Cambria county, Pa, to Fanny
NJ. Rogers, of Churchtown, Lancaster county.
No cards.
The happy couple generously threw back
favors at Us "a bottle Of ''the good familiar
creature" delicious cake. and an engrav-
ing in steel from the Treasury Department. }
as they entered the rose tinted bowers OF
matrimony. May their days be long and
happy, without ripple Of care to tarnish,
or a cloud of sorrow to darken them their
home be guarded by seraph, beneath whose
outspread angel wings nothing but love and
affection can exist.
MAY she, when time has sunk him into
years,
Love her old man, and cherish his white
hairs;
Nor he perceive her charms thro' age decay,
But think each happy sun his bridal day
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-07-12
n Beacon of Health.

The good things of this world have each
their appointed missions.
1t is the mission of HosTETTER's SToM-
AcH BITrERs to prevent and relieve great
variety of ailments.
For twelve years its success as a protect
i've and remedy has been without check or
drawback. 1t is strong negative evidence OF
this fact, that the efficacy of the article as a
specific for dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa-
ton, nervousness, general debility, and in
termitteut fevers, has never been questioned.
As proof positive of its infalibiIity in
such cases, the statements of public men
whose names are familiar as household words,
have from time to time been given to the
world.
II its reputation is not founded il facts,
then truth is a shadow, and the utterances
of conscientious citizens are of no more val
ue than ''dicerS' oaths."
And what IS its reputation Let the
progress of its sales answer the inquiry
Where twenty dozen bottles Of HostetteE' s
Bitters were sold in 1856, fire hundred dozen
are disposed of now.
Could public opinion be more significant
ly expressed than by its unparalleled in
crease of consumption 1t seems impOssi
ble
The preparation has been inflated
Where are the imitators2 Echo answers,
..Where - To the Limbo" Of things lost
on earth they are all either gone or going
Peace be with them
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-07-12
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
OF VALUABLE COAL LAND.

ny virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
i of Blair county, to me directed, will ex-
pose to public sale, at the Court House, in
the Borough of Hollidaysburg, on Saturday
the 2lst Of July, 1866, at two O'Clock. p.
M, the following Real Estate of which
Luke Burgoon died seized, now owned by
hisson, Luke Z. Burgoon
The Farm known as the 'Burgoon Farm ,
situate in Allegheny township, Blair county,
containing about 12l acres.
This Land is situate about One-half mile
from the Pennsylvania Railroad, to which it
is of easy access. The necessary buildings
are pretty good.
There are two VEINS of COAL now open
on the land, and as it is located in one of
the best Coal regions of the State it is rem
dered very valuable for mining purposes
The land is also covered with excellent
timber.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-fourth on confr-
nation of sale, and the residue in three
equal annual payments. with interest, TO be
secured by the bonds and Mortgage Of the
purchaser. DAVID EAGER,
Guardian of Luke z. Burgoon.
June %, 1S6G.-3t.