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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

Packet American Schooner Florida at auction
BE MONTGOMERY q. ER0,
Il. n MONTGOMERY, Aucticneer
w EbNEsE ;. SsaEeh 81, At 3 oocloclr
The No. gkt draughs American scbooaer FLORIpA
of II register od measureen saer extra found
in every Particular together will; her sale riggins chains
anchors etc
So TERIs-CaEh in o. 6. Treasury Notes
SUCCESSION OF JOAN DE EgANA-IGG32-0o
Sugar MIL Sugar Pans Strips Stocks Bonds and ,. ho
Coral BsGds-at Auction.
EY M0NTGOAIERY 81 BRo.
r. N. MoSTGoHEHr, AnctIonesr
Ofce-S7 Camp street
RE0TRAg, Bsnrch goth lse 6, at the f,e,l,,1y.
The John yn judge aRs u Rs sgsa%5
le,o53 OF the Docket Of said Court, will he sold
Alto o'clock, at salesroon, 80 Camp street;
F P-l box Coral Beads ond Ear Rings
Al IL O'clock at the Merchants and Anctoneers Exchange
Mutual Insurance Company, 500
Crescent :. " iS 85s.. 10 10
sTooKs-Io shares Mexican Gnf Railway stock each s.
10 shares Thieodaux Bridge Company, each SIS.
10 Bank Of Lassans, I each Isl sio SaSA SV'
S'NpS-9 Louisiana tehH"n'epee Company, each $1,000
coupons from at February 1859 in"as sev' WIN
At Il osGe in vacant lot on Barracks street. between
l6 Sugar Pans, assorted sizes
sB- TEEMs-Cnsh in U. s. Treasury notes.
ONE HALF SQUARE,
Fronting Caroudeet Date Apolo Seventh and Hacchu
streets, Fourth District, at auction
Rf MONTGOMERY d. ZERO,
r. M. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
Ofice-S9 Camp street
FhiD ESUAY, March 21th. at lg s,,clnck ~
at the Merchants and Auctioneer's Exchange R0yai
street, viii he sold 70' '"''
ONE HALE SQUARE or GROUND together with al, the
pudngs ana improvements thereon, the Fourth
this CITY, in square bounded by Carondee Seventh
becauS and Eighth Streets aiming ats ronud
and measures III feet inches font Garondeet street W
thus street. " 7 '''"' VA o"E
The other half OF square belongs the City Railroad Com
,Rny, and is to be the station. ~
Plan exhibited at the Exchange
ES- TERMs0nebaf cash. balance twelve nonth.- credit
of the purchaser bearing per cent in4rt RON,
late, and secured ny mortgage
Act Of sale before o. Mor, Notary Public at the ex
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BIZ MONTGOMERY 81 EsRo,,

FSENlIuth FURNITURE.
BIZ MONTGOMERY a. xsgo,,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctoreer,
fFUESnAY. March sc, st II O'Clock a. NJ.
at theiE Auction START, 81 GElp street, will be sold
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE, snct
IS Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsaaa6s Bureaus
krtnors N9shsands, Mahogany and Wange Tetes Sofas
Spring Ses Chairs, Easy Chairs Marble Center Tebes
Marble Tor Side Boards, Extension Tables Velvet Brs
sells Garpots French Plate Mirrors Mattresses EugrgYrrs
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils etc. being she consnt
of several we'll furnished houses.
ALSO
a large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Weed
Chairs, etc. -
So TEE1s-Oash.
LARGE, IMPORTANT AID FEREMrToRY SALE or
Elegant Top and Open Buggies, Barouches, Family Car
risges, Jersey Wagons, At auction, landing.
BY RGONTGoGERY IL BRo.,
h. ii. MONTGOMERY. Auetioneer.
"WEDNESDAY. EEarch 81, ~ I O'Clock. at
be sold "
II Elegant Top BRsgies
Open =.
n-shNde Waggca;
Fine Carryall :.
BTrouches;
Fine Family Carriages;
BaroRohes:
Jersey Wagon;
IL single sets Harness:
Scents Riding saddles;
Ladies' :.
Ey~ FERMs-Cnsh, il U. s. Treasury notes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

rEREMPToRY SALE or THE a No. / PENSACOLA
Packo: American Schooner Florida at auction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

1oNd CREDIT SALE OF AN ELEGANT DWELLING
House and Quarter of Square Of Ground corner NJ Pr
lama ana lhlrd seets-Vscart lots Washington aysn no.
GImour, A' "''OV
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| BRITISH SCHOONER REBECGA: HULL, TACKLE AM
APPARAL FOR SALE.
BY ROBINSON 81 NASFg
W. L. ROBINSON, Auctioneer
| Office corner CarDnleet and Grayier streets
RNBUEsSEAY March asss, 8stEs, at 3 ociac,
l. M at Post No. q Second District will be sold
The fast sailing British Rebae Ks tons
uGEltish measured with all hor appuraaances Gonr SIM
Two good Anchors and Chains, t's
One lib, Flying 5b Foresa MainsGjl and t;af To,so
all ia good order, .. ~ 'p'''i'
Good assortment of F&cts and Running Lines Paints Ola
Brushes etc, etc, '' . ''''' 'A7'
TWO good Compasses and Sea Lines
.Carpenters Tools and COED outfit generally
Ra7H1ERhS-Cash in u, S. Treasury Notes
ROC OFFICE AssIsTANT ouARraRy.srFR
water TraIsportAt!en, topt Of St. Andrew street
NaW Orleans, March II, 1856
SATURDAY: Narck 81, qsGG. at 2 n,elock
~, NJ at the loot OF Sc Mary street Fourth District New
orleans at public auction, will no sold ~
tackle, at0 conpete. ~ Ne'' ~
she can be seena foot Of ST. Mary street until and including
AS- TKaMs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes "a,
Z eS ofasf OF Col j. e, CHANDLER,
Chief Quartermaster Dept of New Orleans.
Go fsaFH X. q. ALLEN,
Rrevet Iieut Col, A. Q, NJ.
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"WEDNESDAY, AprIi Ath, 1866, at 1s
w O'Clock the Merchants AuctIoncef rhgcs
royal street. by virtue and pursuance order rasa
I'VE honorable John W Thomas Judge of the Dstries
I"ut OF New Orleans dated the 200. day Of FqGfaary 1896
and supplemental order from the Iur dted te M
sold, to wit: - " y
The undivided haf Of nineteen gound In the io~s
o. N9on IN tho parish OF Jefferson, Ia The fquarp No. e
o' ate hl streets the pan of C. A. hoGu d4led tho
Yh h.y 1850; OF Dep0u!y dasi January i Is37 and yf
- d. eie GATED the 18th JHnuGry 1876 Said lots dee-
mated by to humEers to to n and Is to ~ ali nClussray
anu according 20 ths&f0ressid three plans
Lots No. anu l8 to d Inclusive udi0n other and
"anre each I'd tre On Dublin by tJ be.
Nenh parallel Inns. Sud oE No Is forms Tho
IN and cohn Streets and said lot No forna The
pnbM aud Seven II streets Lots Nos 4 DIN oseh
oLteF nSaaFe each 81 inches Eleventh.
street by depth OF $50 feet between parallel! iueH Enrltk
measure lotB Ma 10 and II measure eIch Ia Ansrican
measure " oet trout Canal Avenue by tepg lis soes
GGtWe paEslt lines Lots Nos lb Ii and II saHure each
u estS inches front Gohn by $50 10 tenth
s&. Twelve and eighteen WuHth be 5lu-es
ma 20 bear mortgage upon the property payment
e notes to bear stI per eeht egh set
cent eventual interEs-
AT THE SAME TIME
The other undivided half of nineteen lots anvc described
VI" Us sod upon 'he forms and conditions ahogg ya-sed
oNE-sToRY AND ATTIC DOUBLE TENEMENT
Frame House. and Five Lots Of Ground in .e ,,p g. CIR
rollton, at Racteo-
SUCCESSION or EDWARD HALLARAH, DECD.
BY j. L.. WALTON d DEsLoEDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
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"A'""N boohhh US E9AGi tAYEC MAEsABBEs
e. cling t9rrans, dams la r.lleda ol.ou, l,oucao.
SUCCESSION D'EDouAED TIAsihAEAN, DECIDE.
FAR ~. Is. WALTON u TESLONuE,


BureanNo At rue Ia eIst epcoirn,,a II, son
MI EECREHE lie a ayrsEg 500 :, r,;,i, ~ 49,.
I'VE vendu, la Rourse drg NgssSiaits q, Fnnon.n
cue hoYHie cees du Canal ~ a. I Dauauo on -.
cobiOTneElent de Hahn o
iuge de la DeuXfeme Cour de Dian L M a Smyi,n 6,'
en- dale da % bYre 1856 doBF 3as IL corr No ~ So y,
pr9prete snyaute vendue M. e rafhls s l., "
Cl desSus asvar-- y " lNep'iea
TRoiS TERRAINS, situas aaGs la viii, do r,u--o,r,
n paroisse Jefferson ct dhs TSes par ss Nh 9S,sa
net borne par les TmiEt FINE JeersDs Xirrl 81 s
y % marques par Ia ettre j. sur lRn mar W.
n,p 9 On 3D., date le q %ecem5Fe e depos5 cotae s
rSs non Jefferson Les dts pgds ct esare
de i-0 ptedS entire lgnes plrallelea 7s' P''"n3ooh
Les APPROPRIATIONS sur tnis erraus consistent ~, r,
WATSON dou"e une eage Mansardes ayant IN cTS.
dautres batisses, ~ ' '"Fe VI
DELI 1EhAAiNs dams lie meme et desenes nar les No,
et sur :nn pan dresse par Y EgloffteD date dn y
hs lot eL depose daIs Ietude dc TtO GUy6r npat,i.
n 0 en- cesse ye Les dts serans conts Ct n
onIent De lou pieds, entire liEnes psragles " ~ P'S
~ SoNpHioNs--t4 compliant, in dance il nm c,ad 4, r
L mos en- hiets de ncgnereur son poue o-dra nortoo
cent aeret eouan et8 pour ntsrht cy mi ~
itypouGqne sur 10 proprie0 jusaua parfait usanagt
tIhses asVroht csre assHrees
dassuranee transier9e vendenr Gu ID pohee
Acte de vente pardeynnt - motel. ,,,
aux irais de racquereur : "o'H'e pupisc1
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with hlood4red tressss glstening in the snu,
With DEATHS glowing in his fiery hands,
And eye that scotchelh all it looks Upon,"
has weakened down to become the mild aaa
passive lamb that is cRaad and pushed, end
kicked and snubbed wherever he appears
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

oEAf ioSANCo. ',',t.....-. LEAF T0BACCO.
BY ID. II. REoRPHY,
AUortoNEER-othcs, AZ Magazine street
'R'oEaNA Y, 2Dth inst, at II 1-g o'clock "A .
~ IN ores Nos & and 20 Magazine street, by order aud
nnder te inspection Of the Master and Wadens of the port Of
sold ' wa 10
H. s. COLI Leaf Tobacco damaged pe- stearr
ship Aaamion, Gu her voyage to this port.
HI-TgRns-Cash in U. 9. Treasury Notes
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

Artemus Ward tells good story cor
c. IN ing the production Of the lady o. Lyons
at the Salt Lake City theatre: An aged
Mormon arose and went out with his twen-
ty-four wives, swearing that he wouldn.
ace a play where q man made such a
cussed fuss over one woman"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

F. A traveller announce. the fact e.,
he is a traveller We believe hin) iua,
ono" in his life bebe'd people min.
their owu business This remarkahl
occurrence happened at sea-the passe,
gers being too sick to attend to each o.;
ers concerns.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

A little girl Of four years WIS say."t
her prayers not long since, when her II.
tie brother came sly'y behin1 h." .r
pulled her hair. Without moving T.:
head she said: please Lord, c>~~-> ~,2
a minute, while kick Freddy Hc ..,,
known Older persons 20 excuse Il a"l,. .,.,4
from praying to "kick" somcho ! Z.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

The following il the conclusion of an
ep'taph on tombstone in Eas. Tenn
essee:
"She lived lie of virtue and dir,l Of
the cholera morbus, cause bv eating
green fruit in the hope Of a blessed NOR
tally, Mt tho early age Of ,we,ty-four
years seven months and sixteen days
Reader, 20 thol and DO liko.ise"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

The CAROLINA Twlvs.-The freak Of
nature, as presented in these little girls.
~ on" Of the greatest marvels ever wit.
messed. With one body they have two in
'e|'ectua' organisms. two hearts. (,ha. of
one, however. being OF the RI b, side, anl
two sets OF limbs, the sensation Of tho
lower ox'remities heing common. while
shat of the upper o1es is entirely distinct.
They seem to he quite in'e'lirnn. and
possess musical abilities that if properly
cultivated will be Of great value. to them.
They are extremely agile, and their run.
n'rg:: 'eapng. and dancing were quite
wonderful.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

An lrlshman was directed By ii y :,
large size TO secure and pay for tar $50.
IN stage, as she wanted cor .,' ...
room in riding. The fellow ret1r~ -.
said, i've paid for the two seats Y
me to; but as could not get but ont. q.
for the inside, took the other fJr &. s.
outside
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

a few months ago a gentleman ma
D Mahonv a present o! | 600 sabres, pron -
Using 500 more in shor, time A (e1,
days ago he called at Cnion Square An !
offered 800 more, when this distinguished
Head Centre replied that 'he dill not
want any more now
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

Your milk does not pay any income
tax. | suppose, Mrs. Skinpenny.'
"WhY not. sir?'
Il sLou' dn't think it was rich enough"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02
NUMBER 2G.

Hon E. DUN ont NJ c., indianapolis,
Indiana.
F: A: W. Davis, Esq. Banker, I"ljan-
apolis, Indiana.
National State Bank, Davenport. fowa
Dubuque. Iowa.
DesMDincs love-
Z. Quimby. Esq, Banker, W4...s-r. -
lion. VIM Montgomery, " G>h.: ,ty'!,
Penn.
VIM. Nourse, Esq, Wash,7atoo, =. {
REVENUE LAW coNpE> -.
Taxes become due the frs .>,c ot' =.
vemher, and delinquent the Gg:: .: i,'-
ruary; lst day of March, per ....a. r..
atty due; April, 9 per cent Af.,. -
cent; June, per cent; July, ?.
August, per cent; September,
cent; October, - per cent; \
IS per cent; December, - per c.
then i per cent. per month al
until paid. If cold for taxes, s. per
additional attach in favor Of purcha>-
and the whole amount thus accrued DR.,
interest at ton per cent. per anunm
for redemption, three years. In cor.
ing interest rccko 4 time from the f..
one month to Grst Of next, as no par, (.
month is considered.
WEARE & ALLISON.
A YEARS RoBDGk1Es. during the vcr
ending the lst Of the present month. th.
bank sw!nd'iugs and embellishments i,
this country amounted to about eight mil
lion one hundred and sixty-fDur thousand
dollars, besides three m ,iion four hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars Of what
are termed "vu!gar and violent robber.
les. "-Des Noines Register.
You forgot to tell that the swim llng-
and embezz'ements were all the work off
few loyal radicals, and tha. nine out o,
ten of the robbcries were by the sam
kind of men
The ORIGINAL McNDERs OF THE Mon.
MON 'CHr RcH The lit Lake (U,ah) TEL
eyraph Of April eth has the following ::
"Thir.y.six years ago yesterday. tho
church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter. Dav
Saints was organized in Faye;to, Seneca
Comfy. State Of New York. Elder Geo.
\ Smith kindly furnishes US tho follow
ing names-the six persons that constitu.
ted the 6rst organization: Oliver Cow
derry, Joseph Smith. Hyram Smith. Peter
Winter, jr.. Samuel II Smith, and David
Winter. Some Of these had been bapti<el
previously, bnt were al baptsed on the
1,..
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-09

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fol-
II ing accounts have been passed
filed in the Registers Office, al EbenSl.
of Cambria county, for confirmation ana
lowance, on Monday the Third dag q 5
te,Rber Rert. to wit:
The partial account of N. A. VIII, 4.
of Anthony VIII, late of Allegheny ~
decd.
The account Of n. H. Roberts, Trusta
the Estate of Jacob Shaffer, late of Sum
hill twp. decd.
The final account of j. n. CampbeL,s
vivinG Administrator of James ). J.l
late Of Ebensburg, decd.
The first and final account of Gs1r-s
Reade and Alexander Sinclair. Admins
tors Of Gordon Sinclair, late Of Carol ~
decd.
The first and final account of Wn .z-
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of Nancy l.-'
ker. late of Richland twp. decd.
The first account of Samuel ;. ~
Administrator Of Polly Paul, late Of VI.
twp. decd.
The first and final account Of Jacob ;
man, Guardian of the minor chl.dTG
George Strayer, late of R'chland Jwp..a7,
The first account of Enoch FarreilS,'o-
Administrator of William Il. Lloyd, l~|
White twp, decd --
The account Of Bernard Smith. A"a-
traitor Of John Smith. late OF GaldtZn.- IT,
JAMES GRIFFIN,
Registers Office, Ebensburg, ! Resis.@
/ August 9th, lS66.-4t. J
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-09
News Items.

Cholera is still on the increase IN Y
York and Philadelphia.
Michael Greenawalt, an aged cit;z.,
Chambersburg, died suddenly OIL tie 3rS
ult.
The fire at Pithole DESTROYED l0a.
barrels of oil, engines, tanks. barrels =.
amounting altogether to S15O.OO6 n
United States Oil Company will h
$4,000.
A young Schenectady lady has be,,,.
insane in consequence of the opposifior ..
I her friends TO a match upon which /
had set her heart.
THEY are constructing an immansa -.
wan for the accommodation of The C,S
vention in Philadelphia on the Is,b ~,
1t is located at the corner Of Broad a
Wallace streets, and covers the en-,
block
Gen. Santa Anna was arrested, L.
Friday, and held in bail in $50, 900
He is charged by Mr.. Montgomery NJ
acting maliciously in having him ARES.
and imprisoned. Montgomery laws l.
damages at $4,000.
The revenue officers in New York s.-
164 packages of tobacco, manufacture
Danville, Va, which had been de7lsa=-
in warehouse in that city, and Oh via
10 duty has been paid. 1t WI e
contiscated.
For several nights after the New 0,
leans riot, white men were fired upon
the streets by concealed negroes, In :.
eral instances the assassins were arr5s
and imprisoned.
The Soldiers Convention at Han
burg don't please the Radicals, We
not surprised at this People genera
don't admire the clubs which are inlea
ed 10 beat their brains out.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-09

g A soldiers convention in Bucks
county resolved that ''we are opposed to
negro suffrage; opposed to the Freed
mems Bureau opposed to the Civil Rights
Bill, and opposed to all manner of contri-
vances and plans that have a tendency to
make the negro the social or political equal
of the white man." This the Philadel-
phia Bulletin considers TO be grossly and
ridiculously unjust to large element of
the regular army of the United States
the colored portion, who ''bore off the
palm" so often-''a reputation of the
commonest dictates of humanity and
Christianity" and ''an offense, disgrace,
an insult to the intelligent patriotism OF
the State of Pennsylvania. Notwith-
standing nine-tenths of the Disunion or
gans of Pennsylvania express themselves
in similar strain, Geary, forsooth, is not
upon negro suffrage platform! Is there
any voter so simple as to believe that2
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-09

HONESTY AND ENrERPRIsE.-Abouta a
month ago a ragged little urchin called
upon one of our East Water Street mer-
chants and asked the loan of fifty cents,
for which he promised to give his note
bearing interest at ten per cent. The
merchant, struck with the novelty of the
proposition, and with the evident straight
forwardness of the boy, gave him the
money and took his note, as the boy in
sisted upon giving it. He had almost for
gotten the occurrence, when he was sur
prised to see the little fellow walk into the
store yesterday and ask to redeem his
note. Upon inquiry, the merchant learn
ed from the boy that he had invested the
money in papers and oranges, and
had already made about forty dollars
which he was about placing in the savings
bank He had no father nor mother, and
did chores at friends house for board.
We regret that we have not his name
IHti,caukee Sentinel.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-09

who hoped to usurp the reins of power
and hold the State of Louisiana under ne
gro tyranny have been wofully disappoint-
ed and completely checkmated.
The following extract from President
Johnson's instructions to the Attorney
General of Louisiana, dated July 3Oth,
will estop any future proceedings on their
part, no matter how much encouragement
they may receive from Northern negro
suffrage sympathizers:
"You will call on General Sheridan,
or whoever may be in command, for suf-
ficient force to sustain the civil authori-
ties in suppressing all illegal or unlawful
assemblies who usurp or assume to exer-
else any power or authority without first
having obtained the consent of the peo-
pie of the State.
''If there is TO be a convention, let it
be composed of delegates chosen from the
people of the whole State. The people
must be first consulted-no changing the
organized laws of the State. Usurpa-
liOIl VIII uOl Uc tOlcldlcu- HO
the Constitution must be sustained, and
thereby peace and order"
The coup d etat would not have been
so summarily squelched had not the ne
groes resisted the police in the ordinary
duties, and thus given the populace an op-
portunity'to assert the right of the white
man to govern. The city contained in
1860 only 144, ,601 whites to 155, POO
free coored and 1885 slaves-a major
ity of 24,O74 blacks. No doubt their
numbers have made the negroes over am
bilious and arrogant. 1t is to be hoped,
now, that the lesson of the 3Oth ult. will
profit them much, and show them that
Summers recommendation to assert their
''rights' with arms in their hands is the
worst kind of counsel 1t is to be hoped,
also, that Hahn, Hamilton & Co. will
stop their revolutionary attempts for all
time to come, for negro suffrage usurpa-
tion will not be tolerated.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-09

The Democracy of Oregon have given
their Disunion opponents So close race
that they haven't breath enough left
to tell us how the State really has gone.
About month has elapsed since the
election, and it is not yet certainly known
which party has carried the State. AT
last accounts, however, the Democracy
were slightly ahead. The Oregon Re
porter says that ''kelly, the Democratic
candidate for Governors probably elected,
in spite of-the frauds practiced in many
counties, and that if all the illegal votes
are thrown out, the entire Democratic tick
eft is elected"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-09

FoRNEY FEELS GLooMY.-Mrs. Swiss
helm, garrulous old woman's rights
champion, of the ranting disunion aboii-
ton school, in a recent letter from Wash
ington to the Chambersburg Repository
says:
John W. Forney, Wilkinson, late cor
respondent of the New Y York Tribune here,
and other mer of that stamp, have been
feeling gloomy during the past week, and
talking of ''stormy times" ahead.
The country will rejoice to hear that
The ''dead duck" is beginning to realize
that he is really defunct ornithological
specimen. He sees the near approach OF
the downfall Of the corrupt political Or
ganization which has enabled him to wax
fat on public plunder. When such men
as Forney feel gloomy in regard to the
political situation, the people have good
cause to rejoice. The reign of the thieves
is drawing TO close.-Edston Sentinel.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-09

CHASING THE GREENBACKs.-The New
York Herald and the Ledger published a
statement that the Department of the
Treasury under Chase was minus thirty
millions of greenbacks. Why did not the
Black Republican Committee on the Con-
duct of the War investigate this state
ment? Why did not some ''loyar' Sena-
tor express surprise at this statement
Did the Senate agree to adjourn so soon
in order to prevent investigation Is this
statement like that in regard to ''cotton
frauds to be hushed up under the Rad
ical cry of the negro is better than the
white man, and ought to vote? Is the
negro to elect Congressman who will
not investigate into the corruption of the
''loyaf' administration 1t seems So
This is the best way to pay National debt