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s. B. THOMPSON,
JAMES EAVES,
J. @. FITZSIMONS,
VIM. HOLMES,
j. r.. TRICE.

Ille words not to contract for
th.rd-for it was the little end of
notlling-were spoken by me, in my
speech after Nash had spoken.
j. r. .TRICE.
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Nash and his Fa1rneId Speech.

With the desire to trender unto
Cesar, ETC., We publish the follow
ing statement and certificates from
Beverly Nash, and several of his
colored friends, relative to what he
said at the Fairfield meeting:
MEssRs. EDIT 3Rs DAILY PHOENIX:
Isee in your paper of Sunday morn
ing, the 9th, paragraph headed
+ Beverly Nash and that speech"
This you said was copied from the
Winnsboro Ne,cs. 4hese same par
ties, I believe, said short time since,
that 1 made that speech before q
Union League. Now. they say that
it was at barbecue. It is pity
those men in the habit of misrepre-
senting others, have not always good
memories. First he said that said,
that before rebels and Democrats
shou' have the ballot, and that be-
fore. would see our wives and daugh-
ters slaves, that would shoulder my
mnsket and go into the field, and see
the hills covered with bleeching
bones, and the gullies running with
blood. Now, he says, that said be-
fore would remain under the white
mans power, and pointing to the
crowd around, asked them would
they follow me. This is mis-state-
ment. He says, that said. that the
whites would get down on their knees
to us, and that there had been 21O
negroes murdered in South Carolina,
(meaning those that had been hung.
This is also a mistake. If those par
ties will publish the whole speech, I
will be glad to see it. They seem
ambitious to gain public notoriety,
by connecting themselves with MY
name. Let them-these men-exult
in the enjoyment of little feeting
notoriety. I deny the charge of
making an incendiary speech. What
has become of the story about walk
ing with the white women? I sup
pose that the af1ldavit-takers could
not swallow that. But I am done.
The eagle don't feed upon carron-
he leaves it to buzzards to hunt up.
Yours, w. B. NASH.
COLUMBIA, December 8, 1867.
COLUMBIA, S. c., December 8, 1867.
We, the undersigned, were present
on the 9th of November, when w.
b. NASH spoke in Fairfield. He
never said that the people must not
contract until the 1st of February
next; nor did he soy that the white
people would get down on their
knees to them, and that they could
do better without the white man
than they could without us. The
charge, that rather than see the white
man remain in power. he would
shonlder his musket and see these
hills bleached with bones and the
gullies run with blood and pointing
to the crowd asked would they follow
him and they answered "yes, yes," is
not true.
s. B. THOMPSON,
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Rtgh Shoals, Ca, October 4, 1867.
James r. Dey, Esq.
Sir: The Double Refined Poudrette I
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this winter. Yours, very respectfully,
ISAAC POWELL.
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Extract from letter received from Prof.
Martin, of Hampden. Sidney College,
Va, dated July l, 1867:
The Double Refined Poudrette is operat-
ing like charm on my crop, and attract
ing universal attention from all beholders.
L am already satisfied that it is the e-cheap-
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lands
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-10-24

THE address of ;he State Central Com
mittee, published elsewhere, proves one
fact cOnclusively, namely, that Judge
Williams did not receive enough votes to
render his calling and election sure But
it does more ;han this. It demonstrates
that Judge Sharswood owes his success,
not to his own popularity nor the strength
Of his party organization, but to the Grim
inal apathy of 10000 Republicans, who
stayed away from the polls on election day
and fail ed to vote
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

" By virtue of order of the Orphans s
Court of the county of Cambria, there W i'll
be exposed to sale: on the premises of Mrs
Elizabeth J. B. Jones, decd, three miles
north of Ebensburg, on Nonday, the 1Sth cay
of November, 1867, at one o'clock, p. m.
All that certain Farm or Tract of Land
situate in Cambria Township, adjoining lands
of Richard Edwards on the west, on the north
by lands Of John Z. Jones and Ebenezer Da-
Wis and on the south by Jonah Jones and
others, containing One Hundred and Sixty
acres, about Seyenty-Five acres of which
are cleared, the balance of the tract being
we'll timbered, and having thereon a two
story Plank Frame Dwelling House, a Log
Barn, and outbuildings, and small Orchard.
Terms :-One-third of the purchase money
on confirmation of sale, and the balance in
two equal annua, payments, secured by tn e
bonds and mortgage of the purchaser.
EVAN. j. EVANS
Admr. of Elizabeth J. B. Jones, decd
October "a, lS67.3t
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THE town of jackson, in Ohio, is said
to contain 400 voters, each one of whom
is Democrat. Concerning this town,
the New York Commercial says: awe
had occasion to travel through that por-
ticn of Ohio few years since, when a
coporteur Informed us, as the result of
his observations and inquiries, that but
one in thirty of the people could read,
while on an average ouly one IN fifty five
possessed a Bible" That's what's tue
matter:
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Address of the Union RepubII.
can state Cent. Committee,

COMMITTEE Rooms, No. 1l05, Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, October 2lst,
l06I.--Explanations of failure are always
less agreeable than congratulations upon
success At the same time the former
may be as profitable as the latter; for the
uses of adversely are manifold Regard
ing the recent defeat of the Republican
party as both political misfortune and a
national calamity, short review of .he
facts and a few reflections thereon are
deemed not out of place. The most dill
CANT and persistent efforts to arouse our
friends from apathy, to impress upon them
the Importance Of The contest, the danger
OF defeat, and the necessity for action to
avert it, failed TO produce the usual and
desired results. The immediate cause of
our failure is apparent from the official
returns, compared with those of former
years:
In 1865 the Rep. vote was. 238,4O0
the Dem. vote g.. 215,74O
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Susquehahna and Wyoming-Zibi Lott,
r.; Col. Loren Burritt, R.
Vepango AND Warren-Col, A. P. Dun
can. r.; j. Fl. Clark, R.
Wayne and Pike-Lafayette Westbrook,
York-LeVi Marsh, D.; s. G. Boyd,
y.
Republicans, 81 Democrats, 46. Re,
pnblican majority, s.
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A LATE Washington dispatch says that
the chief topic Of political gossip just DoT
is a reported reconciliation of differo1 ces
between ThurIow Weed, Horace Greedy,
and other New York politicians, for the
purpose o: securing the Republican nom
ination for Vice President to that State
1t is eonceSad that General Grant will
receive the nomination of the Republicans
for President, and it is expected and ho-
ped by the New York Republicans that
they will be able to place either Senator
Morgan or Governor Feuton Oh the ticket
with him. In the meantime, GreeIy and
his friends will undoubtedly insist on the
nomination Of Judge Chase for President,
but failing in that, will be obliged to con.
tent themselves with compromise on
either Morgan or Fenton for the Vice
Presidency on the Grant ticket.
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CAMBRIA COUNTY and many other
equally large and Influential sections of
the country having declared in favor of
General Grant 70: President, it is now
given ont that that popular chieftain will
shortly write letter defining bis position
on the great political questions of the day.
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THE New York World warns its read
ers that the Republicans will certainly
carry that State in November unless more
activity is shown in Democratic ranks.
1t declares in regard to the small regis
tration of voters in that city and Brook yn
that "the jubiiant faith of Democracy
needs mixing with a good deal of strenu-
Gus work"
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THE internal revenue receipts do not
show any improvements They are now
averaging about a quarter OF a million
per day, when the estimate was fixed In
July at ABOUT one million per day.
GOLD is quoted at l433
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IT was expected that Chief Justice
Chase would preside at the trial of JEFF
Davis, set down to take place in Novem-
Der. The Chief Justice is perfectly will
ling to conduct the trial in the district
court, but 1t now seems that he cannot do
that without interfering with session of
the Supreme Court, also to be held in
November. Important questions will
come before the Supreme Court at this
session, which it will be impossible to con-
slider and dispose of in the absence from
the bench of the Chief Justice In view
of these facts, it has been arranged that
Judge Underwood shall preside at Davis
trial. Whatever the result Of this trial
in the district court, it will of course be
carried to the Supreme Court on a writ of
error, when it will come before Chief
Justice Chase. Jeff. Davis himself has
fallen into utter ignifcanoe, a2d is to-
day regarded with feelings only of con-
tempt. Andy Johnson's administration
will of course plot for his acquittal, and
whother successfully or not is u matter of
little concern to the loyal masses.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

a UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
"A The undersigned, Auditor, appoints
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county, I
hear and report upon the exceptions fled
the account of Emma Pringle, administravI
of John PFingle, decd, hereby gives Eotl
that he will attend to the duties of sand q
pointment at his office, in Ebensburg, on Tia
day, the 5th day of NoUember next, at o'cl0'i
p. M, when and where all parties interesii
may attend.
SAMUEL SINGLETON, Auditor.
October II, lS67-3t.
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XTANTED-MONEY!- !

WANTED-MONEY !
w All persons who know themselves to
be in debt to the subscriber, either by Note
or Book Account, are requested to call and
make immediate payment, otherwise their
accounts will be left tor collection.
V. S. BARKER.
Ebsusburg, August 8, 1867.
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Dealer in

Hardware. Cutlery, Farm Edge Tools,
Nails, Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails,
Table Cutlery, Pocket Cutlery, Spoons,
Augers, Bits, Flies, Hatchets, Hummers,
Hinges, Girnlets, Screws, Locks, Latch
es, Bolts, Halter Chains, Breast Chains,
Trace Chains, Horse Brushes, Curry
Combs, Hand Saws, Oil Stones, Apple
Parers, Meat Cutters. Coal Hods, Door
Lock Keys, Sad Irons, Coffee Mills, Cof-
fee Roasters, Carbon Oil Lamps, CHM
neys, burners, and Wicks, Stove Polish,
Boot Polish, Hoop Iron, Wagon Iron,
Sleigh and Carriage Bolts, sc.
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TWILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!

By strict attention to business and desire
to deal fairly and justly with all men, l
hope to merit and receive share of public
patronage.
R<S- Store on High street, Ebensburg, in
the rooms lately occupied by Mills & Davis
oc241 THQS. w. WILLIAMS
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.AKE YOUR CHOICE !

a ONE DOLLAR commission will be a
lowed to any person sending the name,
tioo meac subscribers with the money for oJ
year. A COPY OF THE OBSERVER for o1
year will he sent to any person sending I
tour me1c subscribers and fourteen dollars.
S55 SEWING MACHINE, either Wheeler
Wilson or Grover & Baker, will be sent
any person sc nding us the names of eight,
near subscribers to the NEW YORK OBSE
YER, with the money (S63) for one year
advance. We have sent away as premiDr
more than seven hundred of these MacbiDs,
and they give universal satisfaction. IN,
new subscribers may be from one, or fror
various places. Send by check, draft. 0
Post-office order. Sample copies and Circg
lars sent free. Terms, $3.50 a year. in "a
vance. SIDNEY E. MORSE, JR, Il co.
81 Park Row, New York
October Il, 1867.
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The Legislature.
The following will be the composition
of the next Legislature

The following will be the composition
of the next Legislature
SENATE.
| City of Philadelphia. First District
W. Fl. McCandless, D; Second, j. E. Ridg-
way, r.; Third, David Nagle, D.*; Fourth,
Geo. Connell, r.
Chester, Delaware and Montgomery
Fitth-W. Worthington, r., Charles II.
Stinson, r.
BucSs-Sixth-R. J. Lindermau, D.
Lehigh and Nort5ampton-Seve
Robert S. Brown, DE-
Rerks s-E:ghth-J. D. Davis, DE-
Schuylkil!-Ninth-W. NJ Randall,
De-
Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne
Tenth-Cbarleton Burnett, D.
Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming
-Eieventh-Geo. Landon, r.
Luzerne-TweIfth- L. D. Shoemaker,
R.
Potter, Tioga, M'Kean and Clinton
Thirteenth-Warren CowIes, r.
Lycoming, Union and Suyder-Four-
teenth-J. B. Beck, DE-
Northumberland, Montour, Columbia
and Sullivan -Fifteenth-Geo. D. Jack
son, D.
Dauphin and Lebanon Sixteenth-G.
Dawson Coleman, r.
Laucaster-Scventeen Billing
felt, R.; j. W. Fisher. R.
York and Cumbe berland-Eighteenth-
A. Hiestand Gatz, D.
Adams and lin-Nineteenth-
David M'Conoughy, R.
Somerset, Bedford and Fulton-Twen-
tieth-AlexaDder Stutzmau, r.
Blair, Huntingdon, Centre, Miffiin, Ju-
niata aud Perry1Twenty first Samuel
T. Saugart, D. chas, j. 4, MeIntire, D.
Cambria, Indiana and Jefferson
Twenty-secood- Harry White, r.
Ciearfeld, Cameron, Clarion, Forest
and Elk-Twenty-third--Wm. A. Wal
lace, D.
Westmoreland, Fayette and Greene
Twenty y-fourth- Thomas 3. Searight, D.
AlIegheny-Twenty -ffth-James L.
Graham, 4. !; Russell Errett, r.
Washington and Beayer-Twenty-sixth
"A. ". Taylor, L.
Lawrence, Butler and Armstrong
Twenty-seventh--R. A. Browne, r.
Crawford and Erie-M. B. Lowrie, RI
Republicans, Is; Democrats, IA Re-
publican majority, f..
Those marked with x are newly e.ec-
ted mdmbers.
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Contested Electlon.

1t has been frequently alleged, since
election day, that in Philadelphia, as in
many other parts of the State, the Demo
cratic candidates received many fraudu-
lent votes, In the city named, three
petitions have been fled contesting the
election of the Democratic candidates for
Clerk of the Orphans Court, Register of
Wills, and City Commissioner. The pc.
titions allegc:
"The election officers in said divisions
falsely and fraudulently permitted and suffer
eo large number OF persons, not qualified
voters OF sad divisions, to vote at SAID cleo
tIon, to the number of ,949 and upwards,
whose votes were taken and counted in the
general return for said offices whose names
were not On the list furnished by the City
commissioners to the election officers, with
out requiring or receiving proof of the quail
Ihcatons of said voters, and without requi-
ring or receiving proof by qualified elector
OF the residence in said divisions of said
voters, and without adding the names of said
voters with the names of the persons making
proof to the list furnished by the City Com
missioners. They falsely and frauduIentIy
permitted large number of persons, to the
number OF Al anC upwards, not qualified to
Eole In SAID divisions, whose votes were ta-
ken and counted in the general return for
the said office of City Commissioner, whose
names are to your petitioners unknown, who
yo+ed in the names of those who were upon
the list furnished by the City Commissioners
to the election officers of said divisions"
About $500 persons in Philadelphia
alone are believed to have cast fraudulent
vo'es-of course, more than enough to
change the result in the State.
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AS have larely added largely to my stock,
and have now a first-class Hardware and Tin
Store, persons in want Of anything in my line
invited to give me call. One thing l
desire to be distinctly understood
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4 UDITOR'S S NOTICE.

q ODIi Oh = NOI1CE--
IA The undersigned, Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county, 70
report distribution Of the funds IN the hands
of George NJ. Reade, Esq, administrator o.
Robert Davis, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will attend 10 the duties of said S?'
pcintment at his office, in Ebensburg, O.
Thursdoy, the 7th day. of Nousnjer, next S
, O'Clock, p. m, when and where all Paybs
interested must present their claims or Q
debarred from coming in for any share
said fund. SAMUEL SINGLETON.
Oct. 10, 1S67-3t. Auditor,
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JUAREZ has been elected PRECEDENT of
Mexico It is feared, however, that soac
of the disappointed aspiran;s will head an
insurrec.ion against him, because he has
b, en- successful. Delightful country
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FSTATE OF DANIEL DIMONU
e. DECEASED

auditors Notics.-The undersigned, Aud
tor, appointed by the Orphans Court
Cambria county, to report distribution of ii
assets in the hands of William Kittell, ESQ
trustee to sell premises No. 2 of The real e.
tate of Daniel Dimond, deceased, to al
amongst the persons legally entitled theret
viii attend TO the duties of saio appointmel
at his Office, in Ebensburg, on Friday, the 6.
cay of NoUember. 1867, at o'clock, D n.
when and where they must present thei
claims, or be debarred from coming in for
share of said fund.
oc1O.3t GEO. ". OATMAN, Auditor.
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TEHHE AMERICAN WATCH

vi u q III LRICAN W A1GH-
Il Is the best time-piece that y0a can
carry. They are now put in 4 variety oi
Cases, 2, 8, i, 8, or OF. in weight having,
in addition,
ENGLES PATENT DUSTPROOF AZ.
RANGEMENT
These cen be bought of
c. T. ROBERTS,
HIGH STREET, EBEysBCEG,
Who IS prepared TO sell the American Watch
with the above Patent Case, at very low fg-
ures. Call and see
ESg@ Butler & M'Carty, I3I y. I'd ST, Phil
ade1phia, General Agent for "Engles' Patent
Dust-Proo Watch Cases lau3-ii