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c. T. ,KosERrs, AGENT IN EBENssUzG.
March O. 1865.
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AWFUL TO CoNrEMpLArE-The An

AWFUL TO CoNTEMPLATE.-The Au-
gusta, Georgia, Chronicle contains the fol-
lowing melancholy communication
drifting? Are the Southern people ready
to place whites and blacks on a social
equality? [ am induced to ask these
questions from scenes witnessed in both
the Episcopal churches in this city on
Sunday last. The right of confirmation
was administered 10 the morning, at the
Church of the Atonement, to several ne
groes at the same TINS with the whites, all
kneeIing together around the same altar,
and in the afternoon, at St. PauPs, to one
negro, and she of very questionsb'e
character heretofore, kneeling side by side
with the whites If any distinction was
u ade, | did not discover it. The next
step, and very natural one think, VIII be
to see them together at the communion
table, and in the same pews. If one Is
allowed, the other cannot be prevented
If this equality suits the tastes OF the
pastors of these churches, let them both
run to their native cline, where such
things will Dc more cOngenial. If the
Southern men are not willing to see their
wives, their daughters. and themselves,
kneeling around the same altars with the
negro, let them rebuke, in strong terms,
the action of the pastors of the Episcopal
churches here, last Sunday. If they are
willing, then God help us; we are in a
deplcIable condition"
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gISTRAY.-
"A EoA 70

NNSTRAY.-
81 CANE to the residence of the subscriber,
in Carrolitown bor., Tuesday, june %,
1866, Dark Brown Colt, supposed to be
three years old. The owner is requested TO
come forward, prove property, and t.ke her
away, otherwise she will be disposed of
according to law. S L. EVANS
Carrolltown, July 5, 1s66-3t.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

9eA - A-A4- ~ ~
~ EBENsBURG, July 10, 1866.
To al interested persons
READ AND LEARN Your OWN ISTEGEsTs.-
Mr.. Robert II. Singer has made arrangements
with one of the best wagon makers in the
State to have wagons of all kinds put up on
short notice. He viii also sell l. c. Singers
unequGlled "Tire Bender If you want a good
wagon, or need u Tire Machine, so and see
Mr.. Singer, at his shop, near Z. Glass Foun-
dry, where all kinds of biacksmithng is
neatly and substantially done cheap for cash.
July 10, 't6-3m.
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NOTICE

RI OIICE.-
~ The annual meeting of the StockhoId-
ers Of Cresson Springs Company, viii be he'd
at the Mountain House, Cresson, Cambria
county, Pa, On MONDAY, the 9th day %
AUGUST, 1866, for the purpose OF holding
election for Directors OF said company, 10
serve for the ensuing year.
July 26-td a S. BELL, Tecretary
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a TDTTNR,S NOTICF.

"A The undersigned, Auditor .
by the Orphans Court Of CaI5lIA G. 6.
report distribution of the tGal5 u -,
of Michael Dunnegan, Esq, aan'1lss aa,.
Philip Smith, decd, upon h's 80 -
nal account, hereby gives notice -. -
attend to the duties OF his e5I,oo,r|
his office, IN Ebensb9rE, on i'.-,-,i -.
day ofAUGUST, 1856, st one o '-., -,
when and where those interes'ee[c u.
WNI. Il. SECHLE& =
July 10. 1S6G-3t
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A TDITOR,S NOTICE

"A The undersigned having been
ted Auditor by the Orphans Cour;
bria comfy, to distribute the mOi.
hands of john Rager, administrator
tate Of Jacob Rager, deceased, hs-1
notice that he will attend 70 the e
said appointment at his Office, il : {
on SATURDAY, the 4th day Of q.
next. at one o'clock, p. n, when 81
all persons interested may attend.
JNO, z. SCANLAN Il
July %, 1S6G-3t
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Speaker Colfax is to be opposed for
Congress by man whom he defeated
three times as Congressional candidate.
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SENATOR COwAN has written letter
in defence Of his Senatorial career. He
seems anxious to make somebody believe
he has acted the part of good Republican
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4 IHIE-OR LEAVE i
e. Lime for sale, at Lily
Plane No. j, by the bushc! {. ~
Shipped to Johustown, Loels
station on the Penna. Rail kosT' s,,I
Address
Hemlock P. o., Cam0'I
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= DMINISTRATOR'S NOI..

q y = ~ u IL ! = = = q
- Letters of Administra'ioI !, y ~
George Wilkinson, late OF - ss
Cambria county, deceased. haviA7
ed the subscriber by the Reg.,.ssA
county. all persons indebted 10 S'.-
hereby notified to make promg' -
their respective accounts, ana -
claims against 1t will present liz
authenticated for settlement. --r =
GEORGE EN- PFLLD'
BeIsano, June IS, lSG6-6t.F
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Gold closed in New York at 15O3 on
Saturday.
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WM. K. HUGHES 4 co.
~ WILXORE,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries,
ware, Willow-ware, Queenswsre, Hal
Csps, Boots and Shoes, &c.
Also. dealers in Hemlock, Chsrry.
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for Frame Lumber filed TO order p7amy;
We buy our goods for eask, sni ca,
lower than "Bedford County" OF any,
dealer in this country.
Our senior partner has had twenty
experience in business, and fetters q
he can sell Httl. losreT than men who
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CALL AND SEE Us!
s1~ Cash paid for Wool. Rags, and
.ry Produce. We 10 not ask so dau
as the credit system has played ca Z
course Of human events.
% Re pay Cash, and sell for Cash or |
ED- eqaira!snt. .~Bs
WM. z. HUGHES Il
Wilmore, July 3, I866:3m
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II ICENSED AUCTIONLh..y.t =
IL The subscriber, having +
regular license as an AGcIio--e c,oH 81
to cry all manner OF Sales Sirs.; Si,;
and at reasonable terms. 1.G0pl
mar26, ,661 hemi0eA
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RadIcaI JournaIs b Doc sOuLh.

The following newspapers published
in the South sustain the policy Of Con-
gressl The Memphis Post and Mem
phis WeekiN Republican; Nashville
Press and Times; Nashville Coiored
1enaesseean; New Orleans Tribune +;
Augusta Loyol Geotgion; Charleston,
s. c., Leadcr; Savannah Repubhcan ;
Mobile Mathematical; Richmond Men
Mutton; San Antonia E0press New
bern Times; Raleigh .Sandard; the
Hiad, of Homer, Louisiana; the Up-
conditional, Of Harrison, Hamilton
County, Tennessee.
OF these, the Charleston Leader,
Loym Geoygian, Mobile Nationalist,
New Orleans Tribune, Richmond Neio
Mutton, and the Coiored Ttnaesseean
are published by colored men.
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WAsHNdToN, Oct, IL.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION RE-
TURNS.

PHLADELPHIA, Oct, 12.--Oiicial--
Lebanon County Geary ,499 majori-
by, Philadelphia, 5,aS9 majority for
Geary The Legislature stands "a
Republicans TO IL Democrats and the
House G3 Republicans 10 80 Demo
cratsi Republican majority on joint
ballot 50.
MEANWHILE, Pa, Oct. s.--The ma
jority in Crawford County for Geary
is 1,745l In Venango County, 9lOs
Finney, the Republican candidate for
Congress-, in this District, has 1000
majority,
1873; Geary l,13l. For Congress,
Ewell Dem, 1850; Mercer, Repub-
lican, ia. Montgomery County, of
fetal, 'ieary, 1885, Clymer, Sal,
Cumberland County, Geary. 1895;
Clymer, s,3i1. For Congress- Gloes-
hruner, Democrat, 1866; Henderson,
Republican, 1905, Dauphin County,
official, Geary has 1890 majority.
For Congress, Mile, Republican, has
1885 majority. In the Sehuylkill and
Lebanon District, Coke, Republican,
is elected 10 Congress- by 2f5 majority.
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ILnrrah f0r Mashbnrn /

The reelection Of Gen Washburn
to Congress from the 7th District, is
one Of the grandest Of the late Union
triumphs Two years ago he was a
candidate against Mr.. Voorhees, who
had usually carried the district by
large majorities, aud was defeated,
according 10 the returns sent ia, by
53l minority, The frauds by which
this apparent majority was obtained,
were SO glaring, that Gen. Washburn
contested the election, aud on full
investigation the House Of Kepresen-
tatives awarded him the seat. This
was treated by Mr.. Voorhees, and his
friends as a great Outrage on the pe9-
pie Of the district, and General Wash
burn was challenged to go before them
for an election III 1866, lie accepted
the challenge, the Copperhead Con
yenti0n nominated against him Judge
Solomon Claypool one Of the most
able and popular men Of the party,
A joint canvass was agreed upon, in
which General Washburn surprised
his friends by his readiness and ability
as "A political debater, and the result
is his reelection by from five TO six
hundred majority.
La his election, the people have Sc
cured "a faithful representative, and
have hon0red a brave and meritous
soldier.
The 9TH District is emphatically re-.
deemed .---iadiandpotis Journal,
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rnOM nALrINrOnn.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-The loss Of
the small bridge NJ leicester win not
delay regular freight or passenger
trains after Tomorrow. ag4F -xat.
The storm has been confined TO the
vicinity of Baltimore, and has been
principally along the Patapsco river.
There has been no rise in the Poto-
mac, The entire line west OF thirty
miles from Baltimore Ia in perfect
order, and east Of this, including the
Rapidan, the bridges will be entirely
ready TO resume regular passenger
and freight trains within twenty -four
hours
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In consequence Of representations
by Governor Patton that many thous-
ands of persons in Alabama are suf-
fering for want Of food, Secretary
Stanton has modified the order Of
August 23d, so as to permit the re-
issue Of Government rations in that
State. A letter from General How
ard says; = 1t is proper to notice that
in Alabama, according to the last re-
port, there were more than two whites
credited with rations to one colored
person"
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct l2.-Arrived,
the ship Polar Star from Now York,
aud the bark Celeste Clark from Bos-
ton. rs m
Seven deaths occurred by yellow
fever, yesterday,
A fire took place this morning, aud
destroyed three upper stories Of the
four story building on the corner of
Canal and Crossman Streets, occupied
by H. B, Hallan, tinwafe manplaetu~
rer. Loss, about $4,000, IL was
partially insured.
Cotton, advanced; sales Of 1900
bales of law middling, at 37e@3S.
Receipts, for the week, 1890, against
$4,000 Exports, 81 900; stock, $4,000
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rnOM MAnmINaTON.

WAsnfNaToN, Oct. 12.-Letters and
printed matter Of every kind posted in
the United States, addressed TO Swift
zerland, may be transmitted 20 their
destination via Belgium in the mails
made up at New York, and dispatched
by means Of the new line Of American
steamships running direct between
New York aud Antwerp.
Correspondence for Switzerland,
forwarded in the mail to Belgium by
direct steamer To Antwerp, will be
subject to the following rates OF post
age, the same being in full TO dcstina-
ton: On letters lSe, per single rate
of \ ounce, prepayment optional. On
newspapers, gazettes and periodicals,
4c. for each weight of 3 ounces or
fraction thereof, prepayment required.
On books, pamphlets, and other print
ed matter, &c. for each ounce or trac-
tion OF an ounce, prepayment required;
The State Department has received
the notice to mariners issued by the
Navy Department of Denmark on the
10th Of September, and which is as
follows: That the light vessels at
Lasoc Sindou, Kobbergrunden, and
at Anholt Knob, which have hitherto
been withdrawn from their respective
stations from the 2lst of December to
the lst of March, viii hereafter, as
we'll MS the light vessels in Demor and
Thascorner, be kept at their 70.
spectiye stations all the year. round
as long as the ice will permit, and
further, that oil the said light vessels
whom forced by the ioe to leave their
stations, will be replaced as soon a
! circumstances allow, 81 a. b
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rhe ProeIamalIon of ThanksgIyIng

The President has, on the eve of the
elections, issued proclamation for a
thanksgiving to be held on Thursday,
November 30 While we have no
fault to find with the details of this
document, and cheerfully unite in
thanks for the blessings which have
been vouchsafed, we cannot avoid the
reflection that the greatest cause for
thankfnlness which can occur 10 the
American people will be their deliv-
cry, two years hence, from the power
of Andrew johnson. .--IhitatletpAia
Press, Iiaa 9fat taf
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Southern men, will likely perish at
the hands Of the ineendiary. Refer
ring 10 the recent Convention of Sol
diers and Sailors at Pittsburg, it de
n0unces the whole thing as banded
against the South, and AYERS that if
any Of the members get down that
way they, must look out for bullets.
The Aualanche is particularly yiru-
lent against the men who were prOmi-
nent in the work Of opening the
Missigsinni Ht u
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SAN FkANGIscO, Oct. IA detaI-
cation was reported yesterday which
will amount TO half million Of dol
lars in currency, The perpetrator is
IA book keeper aud has abseonded and
Is believed TO have gone to China or
Panama.
Two hundred guns were fired last
night by order Of the Union State
Central Committee, for the late politi-
cal victories.
WHEAF-Less firm with sales Of 3d.
900 sacks al 81 90 per 100 pounds.
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SECRETARY McGULL0CHS COM
ING REPORT. ..
FROM CHNoINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct, l2.-ln response
TO a dispatch sent from this city to
the Attorney General at Washington,
IN regard 10 the trsthfulness Of the
Philadelphia Ledgeas special Wash
ington dispatch, the following was re-
eeiyed
WASHINGTON, Oct, IL,
jon fsrgasoa
Not word Of truth In the state
ment, No such questions asked.
[Signed, llENRY STANsBERRY.
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Indiana Election.

The Union victory in this State is
as decisive for all practical purposes
al that Of 1864, although the aggre-
gate majority is not 80 large. Then,
the declared result gave us eight mem
bers Of Congress, and the Democracy
three members. Subsequently, how
over, the House of Representatives
decided that Washburn, instead of
Voorhees,, had been legally elected in
tho Seventh District, which made our
delegation in the present Congress
stand nine to two. We, therefore,
lose one member in tho next Congress
in consequence of the success of Iiol-
man, Copperhead, in the Fourth Dis
triot, now represented by Farquhar,
Union. ad u aW t
In the Legislature we shall be
stronger than in 1864. Then the SEN
ate was u tic, and no bill could be
passed without receiving at least one
Democratic vote, Now, we shall have
ten ortwelye majority in the Senate,
and from twenty to thirty in the
House, the largest majority on joint
ballot that any party has had within
the last twenty-five years.
The Union party will, therefore, be
responsible for the legislation of the
State during the next two years, re
sponsibility that will be oheerfully
ASSUMED, aud We do not permit our
selves to doubt that its legislation will
be approved by the people as emphat-
ically as was that of the Legislature
elected in l564--indtaaapoh Jour
nal, l2h.
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The Memphis Avalanche, rabid
secession sheet, endeavors TO excite
the most balelul passions Of the rebel
section against steamboats, built at
Pittsburg 1t states boldly that any
boats named anything otherwise than
complimentary to the South, OF
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The PennsyIvanIa Election.

Sufficient returns have been reeeiv-
cd to assure the election Of the follow
ing Congressman in Pennsylvania:
lst Distriet-rS. j. Randall, Demo-
crat. H8U ssa
I'd District-Chas. O'Neil, Union.
Sd Distriet-rLeon Myers, Union.
4th Distriet-W ID. Kelly, Union.
9th DistrietrC. N. Taylor, Union.
9th Distriet-B. M. Boyer, Demo-
efat.
9TH Distriet--T. M. BroomalI, Union
9Th District-I4awrence Gertz, ID.
9th Distriet-Thad Stevens, u.
10th District--H. l.. Cake, u.
18th Distfict--D. M. Van Anken, ID.
18th District-C. Dennison, ID.
18th District-U. Mercur u. 81
18th District-G. y, Miller, u.
18th District-A. j. Glossbrenner,
Democrat
10th Distriot.--W. II. Kountz, u.
18th Distriot-D. j Morrell, u.
18th Districts. II. Wilson, u.
18th Distriet-G. w. Schofeld, u.
10th District--D. A. Finney, u.
2lst District--JO ohm OoVode, u.
22d Distriet-J. X. Moorhead, u.
23d District-Thos, Williams, u,
oath District-G. V. Lawrence, q.
This gives a Union gain of three
members, viz. /: Cake, in the Tenth
District, Coyode, in the Twenty first,
aud Kountz, in the Sixteenth. Mr..
Kountz, it will be remembered, was
admitted TO a contested seat only a
few days before the close of the last
session, and his recollection entities
him to be classed as a gain. Tho
Pennsylvania delegation in the For
tieth Congress will stand eighteen
Republicans, six Democrats.
The Legislature will be Republican
in both branches. Part of its labors
will be to elect a United States Sena1
tor, in place of Edgar A, Cowan.-
Cincinnati Conlmercidi, 12th.
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FROM nnNnONr. n. v.

RoNpoNT, N. " Oct, l2.-The
Union Congressional Convention for
the 18th District assembled at Catis-
kill yesterday. Thomas Cornell was
nominated for Congress-.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l2-Thoro were for
ty-three cases of cholera and eighteen
deaths reported for the twenty -four
hours up to o'clock to-day.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


A CONsUMPTIVE CURED.
DR. ~. JAMES, n retired Physician OF
4D great eminence, discovered, while IN
the East Indies, "A certain cure for Con
sumption, AstEma, BronchiLis, Coughs,
and General Debility. The rem edy was
discovered by him wien his only child, q
daughter. was given up to die, His child
was cured, and Is now alive aud we'll. De-
sirous OF benehtting his feliow-mOrtals, he
viii send 10 those who wish IL the recipe,
containing full directions for making and
successfully using this remedy, free Of
charge, on receipt OF their names, Win
two stamps 20 pay expenses. There Is not
a single symptom of Consumption that IL
does not aB once take hold of and dissipate.
Night swaats, ipeeVishness, irritation of the
nerves, failure of memory, difiicuiL eKpec-
toration, sharp pains In the lungs, sore
throat, chilly sensations, nausea at the
stomach, tnactiOn OF the bowels, wasting
away OF the muscles. Af
SO The writer will please state the name
OF the paper they sec this advertisement in.
Address CKADDOCk n Co,
lOB2 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepl0 dam .ts..I.s...s
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,
Indiana.
Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
scription OF COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and GOAL OIL LANTEItiS, which We Will
sell AT less than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp Stock, cOnsisting of Burners,
Shades, Chimneys, Pegs, aud Feet, for sale
ut fttmnutncturefs' prices. -
our new Catalogue and Price List for ~.
~ now ready for distribution, which VIII
be furnished 10 Merchants only, ON appl-
cation.