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Great improvement ia Sewing
Machines.
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE
PAYENTIn ZEE IL lSHn


PATENTED FEB. II, 1860.
! $50 Broad way, New York,
''''0'' oo'''S' | $50 Washington St. Boston.
THIS MACHINE Is constructed on en-
tirtly new principles OF mechanism, possess
lHe n.auy rare and valuable improvements,
having Been examined by the most profound
exp-ri=. and pronounced 20 be
Simplicity and Per- ectton Combined
/ has straight needle, perpendicular
action. makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE
STITCH, Which Will neither RIP nor
RANEL, and is ankle on both sides performs
per ect sewing un every description of
material. from Leather To the finest Nansook
muslin, with cotton. linen OF silk thread >,
from the coarSest 10 the finest number.
Having neither CAM or COG WHEEL, and
the least possible friction, it rams as smooth
a. "iasS. and Is
EmDtaticallv N1isc'sss lfaokine
It requires FIFTY PR CENT. less
power to drive it than any other machine in
market 4 girl twelve yeara Of age can
work il steadily, without fatigue CT injury
lu health.
Is strength and wonderful simplicity of
euusJrG .ti.a renders II almost Impossible 70
get out 1t order, and Is GUARANTEED
by The company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully lnEite al u, Sc who may
desire to supply themselves with superior
article. 10 come md examine this UNRI-
WALLED MACHINE.
B45 in i mure especial manner do we
s 'rt the natrouage of
Merchant Tutors, Corset Mixers,
In7ck NGcrS. Cater FHyS,
Hooy S.'rt Nangfac- Stoe Binders.
t,frera. Vest and Pantaloon
Silt p Il Bosom 1iJtsrs,
lIttey.S Dress MIXERS
One npjf hours instruction is sufficient 70
enable any person To work this Machine 10
their entire satsfaCjion-
Agents wanted for all towns in the United
States. where agencies are not already
established. Also f'r Cuba, Mexico, Central
and South America, to whom liberal
discount viii he given.
J. t MCARTHUR & CO,
$50 Broadway. New York.
/ D. & co. $50 Washington St, Boston,
92l Chesnut ST.. Phila.
October -, 1865.
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4 udEtors's Notice,

4 uditOrs's Notice,
n The undersigned,
having been appointed Auditor. by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county, TO dis
tribute the proceeds of the sale Of the Real
Estate Of Robert Donneily, decd, among
the heirs aud legal representatives. of said
Gec'd.; hereby gives notice to ali persons
interested, that he will attend to the duties
Of said appointment. at his Office, in the
Borough Of Ebensburg, on Thursday. Nov.
10, 1866, at O'Clock z. NJ, when ana
where they may attend if they think prop
er, or be GvbarreG from coming in upon said
fund.
GEO. W. OATMAN.
Oct. %, lSGG.-3t. Auditor.
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Notice.
Notice.
Joseph Kemp EDdorsee Of James Ross.
VS..
Richard Griffith

VS..
Richard Griffith.
In the Court If Common Pleas cf Cambria
County. No. IA, Sept, Term, 1866. Al.
YeHd. Ecgon.
And, now, 18th October 1866, T. \. Shoe
maker. Esq. appointed Auditor, to Jjstri-
butte the funds in the hands of the Sheriff,
realized from sale of Real Estate, among the
creditors in the above case.
Extract from the Record.
CAMBRIA County. IS:
rSEALl GEO. C.. K. ZAHM, Prot'r
Iu pursuance Of the eabove appointment,
will attend at my office, in Eoensburg. on
Tuesday, the 18th November next. wien
and where parties interested may be heard.
F. A. SHOEMAKER.
Oct. %, lS66-3t Auditor.
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LORETTO
MARBLE WORK.

HE UNDERSIGNED bers .-79-
the citizens If Cambria o.
counties, that he has just receive
ui the finest Naiun and s-if -L-
Establishment in Loretto Ce5..7
Monuments. ToHsjs. GrlEs S.
and Bureau tcIS. uauuise..r.. .. 6.
beautiful and finest quai5ry q .r.
Domestic marble, always u9 -..f r.
u order as cheap a. th-y can .e
in the city, in a heat aut ~..-
manner, ald on the sL,EI-s- .....
Tie public arc rcsEvc.ia g
ire call before purclasi--
an confident that my wra K .a
satisfy any person d"s..irE an
line of busi--e-s.
Notg as tie time ~ gef q ~
JAMES ''...-...
Loretto. April -. l-1.lE
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A uditor's Notice.
Tie undersigned

- l. A"S ua'tSlH SI.e'l
having been appointed Auditor, 10y the
Court Of Common Pleas Of C.ulJria e uuty.
20 distribute the money in the hands Of Marx
z. VIII, Administrator q Anthony VIII,
decd. a. shown by his account filed ; here
by gives notice 70 ali parties Interested. .
that he will attend to the duties of said
appoictmeut, at his Office. in the Bar-
ough of Ebensburg, on Friday, Nov. Is,
1855, at = o'clock p. NJ. wien anil where
they may attend If they think proper, or
be debarred from coming In upon said fund
GEO. W. OATMAN,
Oct % lS6G-3t Auditor
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OURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD.-Pre-
ferred by all practical Painters! Try it !!
and ,you will have no other. Manufactured
only by Z[EGLER & SMITH.
Wholesale Drug. Paint and Glass Dealers,
No. 1877 North THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
February g. leG6.ly.
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uditor's Notice,
"A The undersigned
Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court
of Cambria county, to distribute the money
in .he hands Of J. NJ. Campbell. Admir-. of
the estate Of James S. Clark. decd. to and
among the persons entitled to the same,
hereby notifies all parties interested. that he
will attend 30 the duties of said appont-
ment. at his ,fice in the Borough Of EbenS-
burg. on Monday the 18th day OF November
next, at o'clock p. II.
JNO. L. SEAMAN,
Oct. o5, 1865. Auditor
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The Mystery. by Mrs. Wood. The Herr
ess of Bellefont. By F.. Bennett.
William Affair. By Mrs. II. Wood. Col>
lege Life, BY F. Ii. Fanor. North Pacific
Exploring Expedition. BY a. Ii. Karbers-
ham. For sale by
JAMES MURRAY.
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-BENSBURG FOUNDRY.

FOUNDRY.
E The subScri
ber announces to the public. that he has
repurchased the Ebensburg Foundry and Is
prepared to furnish his former customers
and al others with every description cast
ings usually n,auufnGtnr,d at country es-
tahishment. He will always keep %, hand
the best quality of COOKING STOVES.
PARL0h STOVES, OFFICE STOVES. &c.
Also PLOWS. of the most approved pat
ten. PLoW OINTS. TIIRESHING
MACHINES and al other articles connect
eG with the business of q Foundry.
He invites the patronage of the public
and Will Seii at the most reasonable prices,
for cash or country produce.
EDWARD GLASS.
March'2e. 1865 ly.
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rALLAGHER'S MAGICAL HAIR OIL,
II and VEGETABLE Oil SO5P, Tor sale
.. the Book Store os
Feb. 90. isse JAMES MURRAY.
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Liberal DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
KEROSENE LAMP HEATER Co.
2oG PEAhL STREET, n. Y.
ya!,.:.F,ge Fags,, f.sr safe.

Valuable FaGsil fuT safe.
THE subscriber offers at Private SAFE. tht
| farm or which he how resides, situated
Il miles East Of W.lm,re Borough, C,mbri.
Co. Pa, containing about
100 Acres ,l0Q Of ,chicb are in good statt
ofcuLiratioH and upder goo'I fence.
The balance is we'll timhered 4 ,arr.
Frame Barn, a Dwelling House. and tW
Teaant Houses are erected thereon; also
Wagon Shed and other ou;-buildings Theg
is a young Apple Orchard Of $50 Tree;
bearing choice fruit The farm Is well water
ed. In the farm-yard flows a never-fJir
fountain. The sill is excellent. Sixty acre
of new land are now under grass Fer fur
ther information. applv On the premises.
WM. O'CONNELL,
July 14.'G6-tf. WiImore, P2.
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GREAT SALE or
Watches, Jewelry aud Silver Ware.
ONE MILLION DOlL\RS' WORTH

Watches Esah, In,yeIry and and 81 Silver Ware.
ONE MILLION DoLLARS' WORTH
ONE DOLLAR EACH!
wtTnoCT REGAED TO YM cE,
Nos - Re paid for until you know what you
are 70 reeejye!
BY !. II. ROWEN & CO,
(Agents for the Manufacturers
No. 50 Beekman Street New :i YORK. =,
es- Read the following Last OF -AF'ic.eS 81
to be sold for ONE DoLtAn 49, each
-, !! 4r%@ n,,, ..,,.. SO 500 to $50
from u,..., 70 to 100 90
~ L@..'es S'o'' - WI,
200 Silver sls,a Hunting Case Lever ""tShSj s5 tS 60
..o si., from ,r.-.... r,-.T;.o W,tobss
500 SILVER hunting case Lei Inc ma.-neS
aoo !'I',' JsC,,,ro.;,a T1c,tro, Watches
800 tt1ld I'd Composite ii"n''"s " ".SHfS 55 to 20
rom ~ oG
500 Music Bo1eS' Shell aud heseWo9H a6
200 E.esent Silver Piate4 Coffee AMI Tea ca
,,o =, ! rms ,.,.. r,...,r,-.ou s., 90 = 81
l,Voo Elegant oHFtf -a'e'' saS'0r o5l,'.',' a 90
ooo rom from s;,r.- p,,..7 Prr;+ .3G ~ q C,ts te
'uOo E,eSea' ''sF i''e,' t''' ".5,, o. ~ "S NJ
, ooo IS, 'Ss.-5' Sill. pr.,o, Prt4e- DioEes
A'V'' lf,es'-'' 60 9'''e' '''e'' i'u'''' - - o.
ooo .i,o. rom Civ, p,,,r7r,. p;ttbero 20 20
i'ooo t.Ss'"' 0'''s1 ''''V'' A-7 90 90 20 cn
soo fi1ys. from p,,,.5 81, Stand. - - IS IS
$500 SILVER I, Plated Go0-'''' Engraved "a @15 ,
80, = an y, ct, r:n>,l -
a'oco S.:srr oas[,Ie5 L5'e1 o"PS o'1 10 10 to 1 %
ooo G. pi-+.7 Cali Ri. = toI2
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ooo - 81 p,,.-5 p,,.4.u v,;,,oa
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I''0o - c.~, iI,,'''1" 'o-'s S'''' '-'-'' n %
90, IRON from .-.... ~ % 10 20
1900 Sets ladies swelry, assorted I5 ed TO u
80, IRON rom 49,, ia -oo,,.;,'s.o " ~
''0o' =; ~ '--N
100 = rs ,'r,--.,.-
''0'' 90 ''i'- t'o'''
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2'Vo9 Cfent.s ms set WIN one stohe or
-.o, erlLIian: to 10
6'o00 Geat'' c scarf pms assorted styles .
-, ron - 10
1900 Oval Band bracelets finely chased 80
80, Il rom ~ 70 ~
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en0 y MONTH i-AGENTs wanted f,rr SIC
nJJ entirely neto articles, us5 out Adress
o. T. CAREY, City Building, Bid5eiord.
Me. May 81, 1s56.-1y.
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Fl. WALTERS,

Mum street. Jetlrecn Franklin and Clinton
NORTH side. JOHNS1OWN, F-d.
HAS constantly on hand large and well
!. 5, lectcd stock Of scasoDahje
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

Oct. %, 1861. Trustee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-11

Important Trade Mark Cnse I'm Canada.
BsforeJ. Z. Tache. acting in the Absence of the
Minister of Agriculture.
Tried at Ottawa, T.. w, March II and y 1866
This SUIT was broug hit by Meetrs. Perry Davi-
themselves the nregistration of the words Pam
KiAer y az their Trade Mark III the Trade Marks
Register of CanaCa. IymsEs, Glare & Co, of Mon
trea c. having previously obtained the enregistra
tion of Lsaam's Universal Pam K,He, as their
trade mark
To sustain their claim of exclusive right to the
words g ain Killer" Perry Davis Sou brought
proof that the sale OF their medicine ALREADY
established in 1889 and their labels Pain Killer y
printed i'll on-iderab'e quantity 1870 Also the
records Of ,eve al courts in the United States in
which this Claim was ustained against persons
using the term I" Pain Killer - part the name
of similar preparations, early 1913.
1t was CLAIM e. by Lymans, Glare Co, that the
term :" Pain Killer" before its adoption by Perry
Davis & Son was a common term like " Embroca-
ton" Linamcnt,' " Lotion and other similar
WEI known words, and to adopt il a trade mark
could not constitute exclusive right its use.
Dr Tache having listened attentivey to the proof
and gum.nts both sides, entered into a very
full expanation of the law applicable to the
showing what constituted a trade mark, and what
infringement the anne, and closing said
8 amined by me, l decide that the Trade Mark III
question consists he words Pam Killer and
ordered the noel lation OF Lynn ans Clare 6 Co. p
Trade Mark, in the Trade Marks Re- gister, and the
entry OF Perry Davis * SoL's in the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-11
NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
:" FAMILY PHYSICIAN -
BY DR. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, A. NJ, NJ. d.
IN. Author II nnyYsrous Medical Works

BY DIR. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, A. M, NJ. d.
Tas author q Medical WOrkS.
Ills six Lectures the Prevention and Cure OF
,onsumpti Diseases OF the Hesrt,-and The rIes
to Preserve Health and Life L a hundred Years.
have been read by thousands, and have carried hope
all readers, ana health 10 ali VINO nave tulhlled
lis teachings
its so ~ avoid indispositon-to manage indispo-
stion 70 prevent dIsease,-and TO treat disease
so AS to restore health. He would cure hacking
eonyh and thus prevent consumption, he would
clear a husky throat and thus stop Group uiph-
liberia; he GU Id regulate disturbed state Of the
stomach and bowels, and thus stay dysenteTy and
cholera; but should any disease supervene he at
comes TO our ara with the exact renediss nee
essary prompt cure lie Chances brst at those
diseases which the sick cannot well do tor, but
v hch require he aiu OF d capable ply sicisn, an q
that y, hen properly and timely treated, alway
durable These diseases, he says, are Consumption,
Bronchitis Catarrl Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart,
Dystepsia Headaches Liver Complaints, Piles h ID
ney Comp laints, Female Complaints Rheumatisn,
Neuralgia, Skin Diseases, and all diseases and dis
colorations, ireck les moths &c, which attack and
de-tIo y the complexion
The second great Class OF diseases, which the
patient or his friends always doctor, and for
which infallible remedies given are Diphtherla,
roup, Scarlet Fever, Measles, Whooping Cough,
Ty phoid Fever Dysentery, Asiatic Cholera
Morbus, Cholera lnfanlum, Diarrhosa OF adults and
children Colds, Congestion OF the Lungs Lung Few
er, Burns, Erysipeas, sc. Remedies for each of
prepare and successfully administer.
lie next gives the proper treatment OF the Hair
and Teeth, to preserve both In health and beau
sickness Finally, he gives recipes Tor preparin &
HAN Dye, Cologne Water, and Tooth Powder, all
unsurpassed by any other preparations.
1t is as little do TO ad ise reader to
obtain aud read this book. 1t has 76 pages price
Is cents Send s5 cents DR. 5 =. Fitch, No. 10
fremont street BOSTON, Mass Be particular to give
Post Office, Town, County, aud State, and the book
will be sent 20 you by mail, free of posta
Y21m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-11

TIE METHODIST SEMINARY.-The Trustee
# ,1e Methodist Seminary, which has been lo-
c4,sd al Montpelier, met here last thursday
Oaiy eleven OF tae sixteen we're present. Of
rls e.even, three reside II Mortified, one,
& 4 said, expects to move the-e, one as MEM
the Commission, favored Mortified, and
NH = an advocate of locating the seminary a.
R4adolph.
bus sII Of the eleven trustees present were
opposed 20 the action of the Commissioners To-
.tt~F r.c Seminary here, and declined to pro
--- Win tur worA. They, however, deter
mined to -djourn TO meet at Mortified, 10 two
s--k> snd they have invited the ministers Of
-h- Vermont Conference, ard one lay delegate
rom each sPPa.ntm'a', 70 assemble there to
" harmori-e matters. The body, when as
ssuilied, vii, q course, being without author
NY. be aois re Go nothing but make talk and
delay They will be poweress to do any.
ting. bui me 47semnlage will be interesting
. conventions or meeting How far the
interests Of the Seminary and the cause Of edu-
Gallon VIA be beuettted by this effort on the
part ~ the trustees TO unsettie what has once
o=eu fairly settled, this refusal to be bound by
the action Of the locating commission, remains
% De seen. l. seems now more likely to Gre
ate discord than harmony. 1t is, however, Il
matter which concerns the Methodist Society a
gr-ad deal more than it does US, and if they
afford TO quarrel over it, We ought not to
deny them the privilege.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-11

In Warren, July let, by Rev. A. B. Dasco NIB, Mr..
Warren.
In Pi inneld, June 18th, by Rev 8. B. Currier, Mr.
samuel Darling and Mrs Phebe Vance both OF Groton.
In PIainneld, June 18th, by Mr. 8 q. Currier, NJ
John J. Aonshsn Of Burlington, and Miss Laura M
Bstcheidsr of Planne
In Sheldon, July LIST, by Rev. N. o. Freeman, Mr.
George Gull AloenF, ard Mrs. Louisa Russell of
Highgate.
In Salisbury, July Isl by Rev. 8. Bidven. Mr.
David Stone and Miss Mary n. Lsque both Of Sails
bury.
In East Hiddiebury, July 4th, by Rev = " Bidwell,
Nj Cyrus Brush of Mid fiebury; and MRS Ciarissa h
Campbell of Ripton.
In jericho, July Sd, by Rev. i. l.. Bates, Buel W.
Day and Mary B. xhtcomb, both Of Jericho
In Winooski June 23d, by ReY. D. Lewis Mr. Frank
Smith and Mrs Rosa ChsmbeIIi both OF inooski
Also, by the same, July Sd, MIR. VIM Hurd OF
Waidboro, Ne, and Miss Clara v. Piper Of West
Hampden, Me.
Also, by the same, July 4th, Mr.. Thomas Weir and
Miss Julia A. Holman, both Of Winooski.
In Hydep ark, June 25,h; by James Dougherty, D. D.,
Or John J. Meigs and Miss Diana Hyde. both Of Hard
wick.
Also, by the same, e. Henry Benton, Esq, and Miss
Flora H. Hadley both of Hydepark.
In MoTristown June lIth, by Rev. H. Cox, Mr. rilas
Chase and Emma A Culver, both of stowe.
In Morrisville the MorrIsville Hotel, June 3D.
Rev. G. w. Bale y. Mr. Francis Buck to MISS Celia
VI. Butrill, both Of W Orcester.
In JohL son, Aliens Hotel, by K Batch, Esq MIR
Luke A. Davis OF Sutton C. E. and Miss ii. Burn ett %
Cambridge
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so YEA RS,

For nifty years DR. so. RICHARDSON'S sHER
KY WINE BITTERS has been used by public TO
correct morbid and inactive functions OF the human
system It promotes healthy gastric secretion, cor
reefs Liver derangeue Mt will relieve Rheumatic anec
tions, cure Jaundio-, Indigestion Loss Of Appetite,
shortnets Of Breath, kidney Complaints. Weak Bacs
DExness, Languor, Dyspeps. and it's atte ndsHt
Its valuable tonic and ing properties
Will invigorate the convalesce Mt, and il wall afford
conf TT and relief to the aged by stimuli attn the
st ution to resist its impending Naturalization
sands Of the venerable population OF New England
sustained IN health, their life prolonged enjoy Wig
and happy old age By regular and moderate use
Of DIR. X chardson's Sherry Wine Btters.
once, OF Hanover Street.
and sold by the Druggists sspY&n2oa3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-11

CABJT.-The celebration at Cabo, on the
Fourth Was largely attended. 1000 people were
present Hon. NJ. p Wallace was President
Of the day. and the address was delivered by
Rev. W Il. Lord of Montpelier. His subject
wac = Vermont and the address vas the
same a. the one be delivered LIST winter in
sevc raj localities IN the State to large and de-
lighted audiences. After the address the peo-
pie had dinner IN the grove, and tOasts
and music. There was fine display of fire
works in the evening. The celebration was
N entire success.
The heat Friday Saturday, and Sunday
vas mos. oppressive here. ranging from 80 to
100 degrees in the shade Since the heavy
rain and thunder Sunday, the weather has,
however, been delightfully."- cool and refresh
ing.
The FEsTIvAL-The Festival of the socie-
" Of the Episcopal Church, at Village Hall,
on the evening Of the Fourth, was Il success,
aod quite equal 10 the expectations of its most
sanguine friends. Nearly $3.50 was realized
above all expenses.
WAITsFIELD-The people of Waitsfeld are
providing for mental Improvement by estab-
lshIas circulating library IN town. We
u rot learn how many volumes they have.
During The heavy thunder storm Of Sunday
siternaon, horse worth TWO hundred dollars,
belonging to Gel. Boutwell,, was killed by
hghtalng. IN pasture near this village, and
another valuable horse belonging to William
Ellis was killed in pasture just across the
river in Berlin
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MusIcAL.-There viii be meeting at Vii

MusIcAL.-There viii be meeting at Vii
lags Hall, on Wednesday Eve, July 18th, at
eight clock, to consult upon the subject of
organizing Musical Society. to be composed
of Vocal and Instrumental performers All
members Of the various choirs in MONTPELIER,
and others, both gentlemen and ladies inter
ested IN the subject, are cordially invited to
be present
We trust the above invitation will call out
large attendance OF those who can aid such
an undertaking. there is musical ability
enough in this town to make such a society
as is proposed marked success All that is
needed is organization and little work, and
this call will inaugurate pleasant era in
Montpelier. We cordially welcome the ef-
ort, and believe it will succeed
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MURDER OF a former K EsIDENr OF MoNT-
PELIER-We fad in the Houston (Texas)
Telegraph OF the 2Ist ult., the following &C
count Of the murder Of Mr.. II. 2. Darling,
formerly of Montpelier
DEAR SIR 1t is my painful duty to IN
form you of another Indian massacre upon
tho frontier. on about the LIST inst. Major
ii. z. Darling, Thomas Cossa, English
man, VIM. H. V. Smith, late Of Navarro
County two negro boys, and two Mexicans
were brutality murdered by the Indians, at OF
near the rancho of Major Darling, situated
on the Eagle Pass and Laredo road, about 40
miles above Laredo, and known the Salado
Rancho.
The particulars, given me by my in
formant are these " The rancho Is a large
sheep rancho, and 1t appears the parties were
81 engaged IL shearlng, excepting the Major,
a 4 manada or corral abon. TWO miles from
the main rancho, when they were surprised
and murdered, Mr.. Cossa being shot IN sew
eral places, fell with the shears In bis hand,
where they weIe found tightly clutched. de
must have been killed Instantly; Mr. Smith
found in the wagon IN which the wool
was placed clipped he must have fingered
long, as when found he was still warm ; the
two negroes We're found the shearing
stands, " hist the Mexicans were fouUd in she
SDEi1I. 1Hc "eS- Auhit- aDouA lnli
way between the rancho and the manada, for
which ne had started the day previous. W hen
found ne perfectly naked, having beer
stripped Of his clothing by the savages-he
had bullet hole through his head, and sew
eral arrows In his body-the hends made
clean work of it.
The families of the murdered persons,
upon their not returning at night became
uneasy, and started IL search and found them
described. 1mag iDe the feelings of these
unfortunate females, not one OF whom had
been upon the frontier more than a few months
or in u cour try where there was not perfect
security. The Majors daughter, highly
educated and mplisted young lady of six
teen, had just been brought by her father
from Connecticut, where she had just bn-
ished her EDUCATION. Mrs. Cossa was raised
il Illinois, and bad iefi there but year ago
happy bride, Mrs Smith Is an elderly lady,
highly educated, and raised in New York,
and ha- inter esting family Of four chill
dIen.