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Arms for EenianS.

MONTPELIER, VI, November 2O.-Quite
On excitement was created at St. Albans
yesterday by the arrival there of two car
loads of firearms addressed to Peter Ward
Fenian. They we're met at the depot
by posse Of men, who soon had them re.
moved for storage elsewhere.
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BEES DECIDED TO BE NU1sANCE.-Some
time ago Augustus Banker entered com
plant before the Mayor charging John
Young with maintaining nuisance IN the
shape Of lot Of bees. The honey-maKers
visited Bankers store, and almost pre-
vented the transaction Of business therein.
They intruded in every part OF the store,
and made havoc Of sugars, candies, etc.,
kept on hand. The case came up TOR trlai
yesterday afternoon, and was concluded
this morning, when the jury rendered
verdict Of guilty. 1t is therefore set-
tied matter that bees constitute nuisance
when they ntrude on the premises OF ,neif
keeper neighbors. Harrisburg Iete9Tdpn'
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ANOTHER ABLE PAMrHLET.-The Hon.
Rrvcrdy Johnson has put forth another
able and vigorous political pamphlet, being
a Further Consideration of the Dangerous
Condition of the Country, the Causes
which have led to it, and the Duty Of the
People" In this pamphlet, among other
matters conclusively disposed of, are the
sophismS Of Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens in re-
gard to the alleged adoption Of the four
teenth amendment to the Constitution,
under which Mr.. Stevens claims the power
of Congress to "regulate the elective
franchise, so far as it regards the whole
nation, in every State of the Union" Mr..
Johnson shows that the alleged amend
mcnt contcrs no such power.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange, November 81,

Corn and Flour Exchange, November 81, 1867
OYpEaryas.-When White, 4O4 bushels red
800 bushels. Corn-White, 1853 bushels; vel
low, 40 bushels; mixed, $3.50 bushels: oats-69-
bushels. Rys-392 bushels. Asa-White, bolt.
ed, % bushels unbolted, 90 bushels.
SALEs-U heat-White, 23S bushels at ~ .J0G
g.. 55l:2 65 for fair to very fair TO prime; red,
s.. IOas2. 4oNS2. As. Cor7,-White, $50 bushels,
new, at so@9oc. old, 1t 81. 2o@Sl. e2h mixed,
$50 bushels ct Sl.l53$l.17. Oats-6o6 bushels
1T eO@62c. Rys-3sO bushels at Sl.35Gsl.37h.
Mal-White, unbolted, so bushels 1t sl.lo;
bolted, 20 bushels at 81 20.
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Tunnclling is one Of the chief achleve,
ments Of modern engineering. It's stated
that an extraordinary piece OF tunneilng
has lately been accomplished at the silver
mines in the German Hartz mountains.
The mines were over three thousand fee1
deep, and the scarcity of fuel prevented
the use of steam for pumping, when "as
done by water-wheels aided by tunn o.
drains. But the great depth reacneo ~
1889 precluded further progress IN Ina.
manner, and tunnel was commenced lGf
deep draining, which is but now hnisneu'
Il is twenty-five miles long; two mliiion
cubic Yards of solid rock were excavated;,
ten thousand pounds of powder used' anu !,
the lineal extent Of blasting holes drilled
Is one hundred aud eighty miles.
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The Tea Trade.

SAN Francisco, November 2f.-The tea
shipments by the China steamer Great
Republic are 100000 pounds in excess
over last year.
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The Burning OF the steamer Onward.

y
MOBILE, November 20.-Later accounts
of the burning of the steamer Onward re-
port that eleven persons were lost-Mr.
Conklin, of New Orleans, and ten negroes.
The cotton was valued at So, 0O0-fully
insured the boat was valued at 10000
uninsured.
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Mrs. Burdeu in a New Character.

New YORK, November 2l.-Mrs. Bur-
dell, Of DR.. Burdell Murder notoriety, has
re;ippeared as plaintiff in divorce suit.
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Fatal Accident,

MONTREAL, CAM, November 21.-Emily
Pierce was burned to death by the explo
sion of kerosene oil lamp last night.
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Tobacco Exchange, November 81. 1851.

Breaks and receipts rather small. Market
more active, and prices without any noticeable
change. Below we give the transactions for
the past three days: IS hogsheads, tierces,
and boxes offered and sold:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lt9s.-Common to medium dark working,
IS to % good dark working, IS 70 sl2; sun
cured, common, 81 to $12; sun-cured, good,
sl2 to 3ls; coal-cured, common, 50 to $l5 !;
coal-cured, bright, sl2 to s25; coal-cured, fan.
cy, s21 to Si5.
Ledf.-Common dark working, 81 to 50; me.
dunn dark working, $40 TO Sl4; good dark
working, SIS to sl7; fine and wrapping, SIS to
s2l; sun-cured, s15 to $25 and sS2; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to S35 yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and 800.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Tery common and heavy weights, IS
to So. 80; medium, So to IS; good, IS to 81. so.
Leaf.-English shipping, SIS to 500 30; CONT
mental shipping, $ls to SIS and 1923.
sTEMMINa TOBACCO.
Leat.-Common, s12 to sl4 good, sl5 to SIT;
fine, SIS to $50 and 1913.
Sems.-Eery common to good, sl&1S4.5o.
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The Mississippi Convention In Doubt.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 2l.-The
success of the Convention in Mississippi
is in doubt.
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DOBERT 8. POLLARD,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
having resumed business, respectfully solicits q
call from his friends and the public generally.
jy17
Real Estate for Sale.


TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
l. PERSONAL PROPERTY.-By virtue of deed
of trust executed to me by Isaac N. Cole, bearing
clerks office of the Halifax County Court, being
thereto requested. sh all expose for sale at public
auction on TUESDAY the 2eth November, 1857,
in the town of Meadsvills Halifax county, Va, at
u o'clock n. he following real and personal pro-
party-viz., certsin LOT In the town OF Maads-
vile containing TWO ACRES, with handsome
DWELbIN G and other necessary buildings there
on also, the usual HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including one excellent PIANO
FORTE, or 30 much thereof may be necessary
to satisfy the debt secured by said deed. The per-
soral property will be first sold.
TERas Made known on day OF sale.
THOMAS HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale will BIO made for the payment
OF a debt due by negotiable note for 81, o0O which
note Is subject to a reduction OF 5000, the amount
due being $500, with interest from the 18th April,
1856.
The real estate will be sold subject to the dover
right OF Mrs. Isaac N. Cole.
no l5-d&swtd T. HATCHER, Trustee.
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The steamer Magenta, at New Orleans
On 10th instant, from Memphis, had cargo
Of 1926 bales Of cotton,
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.:By Grubbs Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF 200
Y ACRES. ON BACK RIVER. WITHIN FIVE
MILES OF HAMPTON, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
FAsM situated as above described-0o acres dry
marsh, suitable for raising cattle and hogs, the
balance very rich, with abundance OF the bert
mari, which Is not ne eded the land being rich
enough without 1t. Fish and oysters and wild
fowl abound. The improvements are dwelling
with four rooms, and other necessary buildings,
rather ont or repair. Its location and fertility
make 1t very va liable. For terms and more par
ticular description apply to
no 29-eod4t Real Estate Agents.
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nICHMOND FEMALE INSTI-
X rHTe INSTITUTE BUILDINGS, TENTH
sTKEET-With NINE teachers full cGu1se , ANU ANU
a plenty Of room, we v,e.S can feee''' pup'''
ume. Apply CHARLES q. WINSTON, A. M.
uoli-1m
OODEY FOR DECEMBER AZ
tI TURNER'a, lila &sin street, nc"
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Commission Merchants.

II
lGWYNN, GOTTEN & CO., COTTON
VI FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
! BALTIMORE.
Strict personal attention given to sales OF COT
TON, TOBACCO, and GRAIN.
Refer to General Walter Gwynn. n. c., General
Joseph Z. Anderson, Colonel c. Q. Tompkins, A.
D. Townas, Richmond. We.
HENRY GWYNN, Of Baltimore;
WALTER GWYNN, JR., late of South Carolina.
Sc 2s-eod3m&swsm
THE VIRGINIA ACCO
i AGENCY, Is WATER STREET, Few YORK.
| Mr.. JAMES II. GARDINER vithdraws from the
frm OF CONNOLLY GO. this lst day Of No
ttnus the TOBACCO AND COMMISSION BUsI.
j ESS under the same style as heretofore, and
trust to receive continuance OF the favors OF
CHARLES N; CONNOLLY. JR.,
NEW YORK. November 1. 1867. no. Aim
g M. WILLIAMSON formerly Of A.
y. Y. Stokes & Coz, WHOLESALE GROCER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Nos. 1916 and
streets Rchm2nd va: VII SiTee strict attention
to his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
turns.
Advances will be made on consignments In
hand.
Refers, by permission, to Planters National
Bank OF Virginia; A. F. Harvey, Esq. President
Williams; Messrs. A. Y. Stokes & Co. Messrs. r.
Il. Maury i Co, Bankers; Harrison, Goddin
Apperson, Real Estate Auctionsers.
RICHMOND, October 10, 1857. oc ai-sm
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Prize Fight-I35 Rounds:
CHICAGO, November 21.-Bussy whip
ped Dutfey on the 135th round yesterday.
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G. R. BARNES, J.P. JUsTIs, s.P. FOWLER.
DARN ES, JUSTIS 81 FOWLER,

IL (successors to JUsTIs & FowLBR,l GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No. 1909 Franklin street, Richmond. Virginia,
and las Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.-Parttes
shipping PRODUCE to this house can draw for
one-haf the value Of shipment as soon as ship
ped the balance will be paid over soon sold.
Strict attention given to the business. Quick
sales and prompt returns made.
Refer TO William NJ. Cabell, member Of Virginia
Legislature, Buckingham county; Colonel 3.
Gobbs, Fsrmvile. Va M Pierce, Staunton,
va; Joseph Dettor, Greenwood, Albsmsrle, Va;
K. s. Pollard, Richmond, Va; Lancaster & Co.,
bankers, Richmond, Va. 2l-am
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Terrible Railroad Accident-Train
and PASSENGERS Burned.

CINCINNATI, November 2l.-A freight
train ran into the rear of an express train
due here at 6-o'clock this morning, on the
Hamilton and Dayton railroad at Lock
land. The rear cars were from Toledo,
the last being the Toledo sleeping-car, in
which four ladies and one man were
burned to death. Nearly the whole train
waa hurnad
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sembIy.
NASHvILLE, November 20.-The Gene
raj Assembly Of the Southern Presbyte-
rian Church convenes here tomorrow. A
very large number of delegates are ex-
pected, and quite number have already
arrived.
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Insurance CO71lpG91GeS.

IN n. WALKER d CO.,
-. SUCCESSORS To Y. BRESEE, Eco. !,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE l0l4 MAIN STREET,
first door east of post ollce, nnder Msssrs. K. II.
Maury 4 Co.
Buildings, merchandise. furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds. in the city or country, In
sured against loss or damage by trs 1t the lowest
rates in companies Of the highest standing.
Losses equitably adj dstsd and promptly paid
Marine and inland insurance also effected at
current rates. no2z-B
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Boarding and LOdga7ag.

DOARDING.-Perm and tram
ID stsnt. and also a few day boardess can be &C
commodated on Franklin street, next door to
corner OF Eighth. Nc Sim
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SECOND DISPATCH.

CINCINNATI, November 2l.-Three ladies
were killed at Lockland. Two were sisters,
named Morgan, who had tickets from
Detroit for Louisville. The other woman
lived at Detroit.
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DILL E.ADS, NEGOTIABLE
d The Cd DIs az, gS PkiaTIEd Ho6ss: iyn
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MUTUAL LIFE | NJ . 4 AN G K
WI COMPANY OF NEW YOKE.
Cash SURPLUS S23 600 900.
This Is not joint stock company, but every dol
lar OF its accumulation Is the property OF the
insured, and an annual dividend, which can be
u.ed in payment OF premiums, ID made TO lib
policy holders.
This Company has been N exisiepcs for twenty
1--we years. and is now In receipt OF q larger In
come than any company either In England or
America, thus giving to the insured the amplest
assurance OF its reliability and security.
The MUTUAL LIFE" receives and pays In
CASH ONLY and it's assets are invested In bonds
I'D mortgages as to place Its policy. holders be-
yond the reach OF any monetary depreciation or
financial crisis.
D. N. WALKER & CO. Agents,
lol4 Main street.
DR. J b. McCAw Medical Examiner. no22
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A MEXICAN HOTEL.
"A IMMEDIATELY AT THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD
st A q N On VA.

McCHESNEY & NADRHBOUSCH, PRoPRlEToRs'
X. NJ. LJPsCOMB, NAyAaxR;
WILLIAM WHoULEY, SuPEKIsTSsDsSr.
Tie proprietors. in resumtng Inc IA - i"nS
and fayorabiy known to the ;Is1silns Pu9 ih
promise in the future TO retain the reputation 'ns
American has borne @s 30 uorvr
locality q tbs 1 Isa' foI ssp
70 nnsjnsss or n search Of health.
Bas aud BARBER. SHOP In The house STAGE lines
nn,ns 10 ,hIs town are ad Joining this house.
a frst. class Livery STABLE, under VTooiS
q Donovan, Is connected with This mouse; =,
Editions OF the county Will 90 tuIeDnsa
dinner at ATTY carts. and horses fsd by Asssu.
Donovan OToole ~ twenty cents. 90 is-sh
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TNTHE ORPHANS COURT OF

LILLE OkSEHA z4A5lJR1s t3E
CAMBRIA COUNTY -ANotice ishereby
given that the following appfaissments Of
certain personal properties of decedents, Sc
lected. and set apart for the Hidous of intes-
tates, under Act Of Assembly ofthe 18th of
April, 1851, have been hled In the Register s
ofiiee at Ebensbulg, AID VIII &c presented
to The Orphans Court for approval, on We'd
nesday the 5thi dayaof June next. to wit:
Appvaissment Of certain psrs0nal proper
y Of Thomas Rogers, late Of ConenaSgh
township. decd, set apart for the widow Of
said d6cedsnts E2t S i II -zll4 .fsss.1 { e
Appraisement pf fcertainspersonal proper
ty of AnaFew III Grain. late 81 6lenrfsld tp.,
deceased. set apart fer the widow Of said
decedent 81 = 5zs iEisot : - asIes '[flisl
5 AppraissmenE Of the personal property Of
Francis Mcconnell, late of Clearhed townk
ship, decd, SCI apart for the widow ct said
- AppFaissment Of certain personal sron.xr~
ty OF 5ocob Bufkey. late Of Groyls ts.SnsEff3
deceased, set apart for the widow Of said
decsdenf. JAMES GRIFFIN, Oiefk.
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BaAcR OF AccIDBSTs.-On Saturday
-.a-nInQ an unfortunate young man was
s,pud ia q state OF suspended animation on
JIigb street, his body stretched on the pave
.nent and his head reclining against the front
do.,r of one of our business houses. Efforts
~ r.store his wandering faculties we're fo-
,iu,. rain. bat 1T length he was raised to bis
t..t when, with sudden effort. he broke
rr,p those Who had him in charge. and rush
ias sorne distance, fell prostrate near BlaiF's
hatsj. His fall frightened the horse Of Mr..
q w. Lloyd, Of SusquehannA township.
one of our staunchest citizens and most en-
tsrurisiug lombermen, causing the animal to
awe q sudden juenp, which broke the girth
and threw Mr. lloyd into the air, falling on
Ljs back and shoulders on the pavement.
As Mr.. L. Is q map over City years of age
and weighing 240 pounds il may well be
imagined that his case Was regarded with
sOme soKcatude oy his friends. Dr. Lem
m,u. who was Summoned without delay,
soon ascertsiRed. hsweyer. that no bones
we're broken. and the patient sill doubtless
ere long be himself again. "Wash." upon
being Congratulated on his escape. good hn-
tnoredIy remarked thatit wasn't much Of an
accident after all--oEiy splash" The
cause Of the mishap--or rather the young
man who was imbGed with the eause-was
kindly provided Cor by the Sheriff. and has
so far recovered - to be able t. DO oat--
bSxaed ok
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- .NEA s.. Iz0XIGEk-Th ho fol-
t6Nine persons Iave Sled Helitio1n -
The offee af the CLERK of onarker Sessions
Of Cambria County, to he presented to the
judges q said CspEt q shs frsE Menday q
'z 7 - rAsrsz iloEzss. -
Cambria Bor--Adam Ku1tz, EdW HoWS.
Da1iel EcDtnhld o6neuaueh Bor- Peter
Maltzi, Thomas Gormin, lst Ward George
Kurtz. John Fisher. JOS AIWipe. 2d Ward
CarroIItown Bor-L LawEencs Schroth. Joseph
Cole. LaWrenea Steich, Francis p 0rossbsf-
ger Carroll andrew ? Baker Ebens-
burg Bor-R linton 3 Son, East Ward,
Isaac Crawford. Geo Gurley, john A Blair,
West Naed ConaEnadeh I'p-@L Lsvi Jacobys
Gallitzin Twp-Flavian Haid, s a oriste,
Mathew pigman : Johnstown Ber-Riehard
Jelly, ] B M'Orsight. Gotleib Lessiger. john
hise. Patrick Kelly, John Fritz, VIM Doubt,
Remegius Durack, Charles zlmnnefraan. 81,
D w Goughnour, Wln Palmer, Chas Hoch
stein, Sd Ward George n Hohman, Henry
Schnable. 4tha Ward Orovle Tp.-Ficeor
Yoagtly MIilyiale- Emans = james, John
Riley Loretto Bor Phillip Herzog, John 3
Myers, FIorfni Bingel Chest Springs Bor
Mary Ann McKenzle, John Merely
Richland .Tp-G Geo Conrad, Jos Ge Taylor
David Falcon, Lenhard Kest Summit
siIisi Bo1-Henry Hughes Washington Up
--Veroniea A Reilly. Gwen sweengs Wm
oallan. Geo WMnllin 4eder Tp Robert
Barclay Blacklick Tp--Joseph , punsan.
EkF1He HotiEE kicENsh.
Ebensburg Bod " Conrad ~ Ward3
Loretto Bor-Janes o. ,Donnell Summit-
vile Bor- Christian Reich Washington Up
Marx Mclaughlin Wilnore Bor John
Schrots; Carfolltown Bor-Simon Sehfoth,
Henry Blum; Cambria Bor-lgnatius Kehls;
Johnstown Bor--Henry Hansman, John A
Stemmers zth Ward ss
GEO @. K. ZAHM, Clerk.
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L. ". VILLAINS, Express Agent. Pa. 3.
r.. while locking out Of The car door, hezr
MaFysvillss on the 17th. vas struck on tie
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.Ia,,,saro,.,,, Ar.v1 On 4aR7
~ -. Fs = -.
rl,-., :; 49, -l.-..s..
5s- - t.s-s. ~s.s !. e - ss-'s.'-.
- =. Pset,ls
&c ~ -. s.''ss -'e-'1 =
W r.ss s''', :. Ss-1r NJ
,,,s..fs5 ',. 49, sss:..s - 80 =. n,'aus ''aa
;vere s - ,oss 1,'...,. ss.. go s.sss.,le -.
;scas,ss -t;s :. ...,ss l.,s .. .s;ece
has been sres5 ..i :. 's so q non Of
h;cb In. e. GOO = sss sso,
,nrs;d IT, ~s,s -. : -. -. .ss
- .-..,>. 80. 3 !. Z s...s
0,I Trc,,d e =. s'.Is .S 8 .s 8. = ,sl ii
as of the v,rora,essss s - -. 1.' n:, shsv
bove az .,.,sI.,- .,.,sse,.,s.,, ,,, ;ts
are ere,,;an On - >,'.,.'.S Sr'''''
a fair bnt fra;l ,.reat,,rs ,,a,aed Nancv
Norris ,vas tal.,, =, ~. 4,,,or Honse tbe
other dav. She halls from New Flor
ence, but was sssplurpine', about our town
for several davs and was finally coranaitted
for vaerancy. She il oniv about ] = wears
of age but Is q most pitiable object. and
her career is another yeriication of the
adage that ssthe way Of the transgressor
Some eight sscases' were confined IN
the lookup on Saturday night Two of i
these were young men and strangers ~
town. Their actions exciting suspicion
they were arrested and held for examina-
tion. The rest were the usual s'drunks'
which visit the leck-up monthly, or cffener.
The excavation for new house on the
ground made vacant by the burning OF the
old Hamilton property, on Main street,
has been made, and large business stand
win be immediately erected thereon. The
building will be plank one, and will ec-
cupy the entire front OF the lot. The
Mechanical Works have the contract.
The house and lot occupied by A Yeag-
LEY & Brother on the corner of Main and
Clinton streets, has been purchased By
Mr. Swank, who designs fitting It up
| for hardware store and removing thereto.
The Drs. Y. have built themselses an
Office adjoining. s.se IS
Geo. g. K. Zahm, orr popular and
efficient Prothonotary. Sojourued few
dags with us last week. Our county
cannot beast more efficient officer or
better man than Mr. q SKu Bal
- s. -.
| cxw.ossxasxx M.v20. 1861.
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e e-1.s..s ..-as.sss,S 80 : t,,s
eou. ~ =, ,. - ~ Ps.s's -
-, ~ -, ..-es-..
1 - - .. :.
- !. : s0.s..'. $. = 49, = -,
=. 49,.
auiiy 5ie'uins " saas l.ien .los.S =. @s'o w ~
ne -aa,Ez7=n slsFEs1onlQ re pe aeain
L Is the painful duty Of your CORES
pondent 10 lament the unfayorabIe weather
Of the past three weeks. and the III results
thsf nfn,.,;se 10 ls,llavv II. the aor;cnlt.,ral
s.s,.s.. 80 AZ, ,..r 9s,... =,
:. 80 =.
,ns ..'os'oss a', sas,0us e.:, = s.,.. ~
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GaRsxH1sa our radical friends
are troxbled witk negvo on the brain, the
ladies, without distinction Of party. have
oerd<a ca the brain. Gro where you will
you see them iR rapid motion. with seeds,
OF sprouts, az seekers, or soHaething to plant
Everything they can get must I've f1dnted,
which looks very aluch like running the
thing into the ground" A stranger barely
escaped their clutches the other day 10y bsat-
ing a rapid retreat, merely Oecaaase his
clothes looked seedyl The ladies' are for the
mast part iHtelliGent upon every other ques-
tian. bat upon this subject they seem little
sit eraxy-this and H0UsE cLEzNtE0- We
overheard the conclusion Of Dialogue the
other dsy, however. which satisded Us that
there Is enc young lady at least IN thiscom-
lnunity senable on the subject of gardening.
Her muther WAS urging her at the time to
III the 5eds (she garden beds. & course. J
and as = dsrnier eesert exclaimed :. " hat
will become Of the garden when die and
leave it to you 90 "Wlsy. dear Ma" re
splie,l the aficctionate daughter 'syhea sou
dis-he gardes azd L-scN b0tA 90 ind
wExDsir
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

nuvocRAT1c CoEFEREScE.-Ata q meeting
~. In9smocratic Executive COMMITTEES. held
q w y. Court House, Ebensburg. on Wednes-
10 InI ,sth inst, Capt. H. d. Woodruff was
daS; dISy,;ad Delegate to the State Convention, 10
eel q lid nth June. 1867; r. l. Johnston
/" y, I1 L. Pershing, Esqs., appointed Dele
sDa 10 State Convention to assemble at call
e &c Chairman Of State Central Committee.
o. !, 0 Wr,. Kittell. John p. Linton and John
aIs pls,r Esas., chosen Delegates to select Sen
pa p,.ial Delegates to the above Conventions.
SAT-, Saturday the 2sth June was fixed for the
,S;ng of delegate elections Convention
hO = ~ held July lst. 1867. Adjourned.
GEO. G. X. .ZAHM, Gh. Co. Com.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23

MeDEsTx.-Some5oiy makes complaint
that an Immodest idea v as conveyed in one
of MacShanc's letters to the FREEMAN- Our
confidence In s.11ac'' is such that we pay Tat
slight attentiaa to his Ms. but have since
looked over his correspondence without be-
ing able to find anytldng IN tue least tine
tured with vulgarity. II our readers take
bis words In their pGain English meaning
they will End nothing to make them biash.
II. on the other aand, they seek for iTmodest
illusions 10 eSerything they read. no cotn po1
sition will stand the test. An old maid ones
congratulated Or. Jeh~soq on having no
vulgar words Ia his dictionary. True,
Madam,1 retorted the Intellectual iQnnster,
-'but see you have been iooking for them, =
p. s. Since writing the foregoing We learn
that our snodsst critic was 0nly a torxoia5'
Of the FRBEMAN- Subscribe and il VIII be
all right fni baaa hnS s1-si
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23

r. fsT OF CAUSES set down for frial
at q Court Of Common Pleas Of Cam
bria county, commencing on Monday, She
Sd day Of June next: go -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23


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