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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-30
.sstnging for the N1llIion,,'

The Congressional Republicans, in can
nection with a Mr.. w. T. Chandler and
Horace Greeley, are about starting vari-
Gus musical choirs for the campaign,
(frst class negro minstrels,) with which
they propose to sing and banjo Grant and
ColtaX into Office.
We have not seen the "show- bills" 4"
but understand that the following pro-
gramme will be introduced at the first
entertainment
GRAND SOIREE.
I'VE come with songs to greet you !"
The consolidated negro minstrelsy of Con-
gress and the country will give one Grand
Vocal and Instrumental Concert in New
York city, (tine and place not as yet deci~
del upon, ) when will be presented Songs,
Choruses. Burlesques, Dances, Extrava-
ganzas, Negro Delineations, &C., &C., &C.,
the whole under the special supervision OF
the Congressional Artistes. who take plea
sure in announcing the following
PROGRAMME
Opening Overture, (from La Shoddyite,)
Entire Company.
2 BallaG-"The Hangman's Refrain.''
John A. Bingham.
"Oh. why should the law
Compel me to hang
father. a mother, q maid ~
8 Chorus-''I'm Saddest When l Sing"
Entire Company.
4 Indian War Dance. In character.)
Logan.
5 Ballad-"A dark shade rests on my bo-
son." Thaddeus Stevens.
Song-"The Rollicking Rake"
Dan Sickles.
"Come listen to my ditty,
From Tippery town I steer,
Like every jolly good fellow,
/ drink my lager beer.
Like every jolly good fellow,
take my whisky clear;
I'm a rambling rake Of poverty,
The SOC of a 9ana6o-leer' -
Refrain When this old hat was new"
Sacred Aelody-"Spooney Bill"
B. F. Butler.
''Oh, my name is SpOoney Bill.
And l am a dogs meat man -
0 During the evening Mr.. Butler viii give
several astounding exhibitions in IeQe1--
de-main, including the great dead
open and-shut" trick, showing how to
pass money from one mans pocket into
another's, and from a bank in New
Orleans to one in Lowell also, how to
get out of a corked bottle and into Con-
gress. j. q. Bennett will accompany
Mr. Butler, with limitations on a Scotch
fiddle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-30
The Herald Predicts the Defeat Of President
Buchanan

"This day week, on Tuesday, 18th INST,
we are to have in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, those preliminary battles against
the demoralized Democracy which are des-
tined to eliminate in regular Waterloo
defeat to Mr.. Buchanan on the great day in
November. There is, in other words, an
ominous rolling of popular thunder along
the whole Western horizon which indicates
in the October elections heavier Fremont
tornado than that which has recently swept
over the Eastern frontier States of Maine,
&c."-N. Y. Herald. October Z, 1856.
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Democratic County Ticket.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Capt. JOHN PORTER, Washington Tp.
FOR PRoTHoNoTARY
Capt. j. *. HITE, Johnstown.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
T. p. TIERNEY, Esq, Ebensburg.
FOR CoMMISs IOSER:
MAJ RICE MCNAMARA, Johnstown.
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR
CHRISTIAN SNYDER, jackson TIP.
FOR AUDITOR:
JAMES NULL, Allegheny Tp.
FOR SURVEYOR
HENRY SCANLAN, CarroiItown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-30
The Herald Predicts tie Defeat of President
IdUlOr

"There is every PROBABILITY that General
Taylor will be defeated in November, and
that General Cass will most likely be the
successful candidate, as Mr.. Polk was four
years ago."-N Y Herald, Sept 5, 1848.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-30

The Herald Predicts The Deftat of President
Lincoln
"The defeat of Lincoln, and the fanatical
Northern Abolitionists who hoped to triumph
with him, is certain. IN. Y. Herald, dug
20, 1850.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-30
Democratic state Ticket.

FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
HON. CHARLES L. BOYLE,
Of Fayette County.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-30
TERRIBLE Flood In Maryland.
Great Destruction of Life and Property.

The most destructive food that has ever
visited Baltimore and vicinity occurred
on the oath inst Many of the streets of
that city were flooded their entire length,
and everything in the shape Of movable
property was borne to destruction by the
current. A city passenger car was swept
from the track and several of the passen-
gers drowned. AT Ellicott City, formerly
Eillcotts Mills, the destruction of life and
property was immense. Telegraph COM
munlcation north was cut off, and the
railroads leading to Baltimore were all
more or less damaged
Mondays papers furnish the following
particulars of this appalling calamity:
The losses by the food win foot up several
millions of dollars. The following firms are
among the sufferers Heald & Co. 3 tannery,
$50 900 Denmans & Sens machine shop,
$4,000; Armstrong & Co., soap and candle
factory, and Hartial. Woods. Weeks & Co. =,
sugar refinery, $3O.0O0; Fisher Brothers,
importers. about SO. 900 in sugar and mo
lasses. Bentley, Larabee i Co.'s iron foun-
dry gave way and the west walls fell, caus-
ing heavy loss. Many private houses were
more or less damaged; also Warfeld & Coz
Monument Flour Mills. A large quantity
of sugar and molasses on the dock was
washed away and destroyed. a number of
wharves were partially washed away. in
vCiving heavy damage. a number of streets
were badly damaged, being washed in deep
gullies by the current. Nine bridges over
Jones' Falls, On different streets, were swept
| away. At Ellicott's Mills the destruction of
life and property is great. Thirty honses
were swept away, some containing families
who were carried with the current and
! drowned. Several bodies have been recover
ed to-day at and near the Relay House, about
! eight miles below. The following are report
ed drowned at Ellicott City: Tm Patterson,
J wife and son, Mrs. F irren and two grand
/ children, Fanny and Emma Duval, VIM
| Reese, wife, son and daughter, the family OF
| DIR. Owens, and numb Der of others. names
not given.
| The losses of property at Ellicott City are:
! Gambreil's Lower Patapsco -four mil! was
entirely swept away, and the upper mill
| partially destroyed. The Granite cotton
mill of Benz. Defard, some of the walls of
which were twenty feet thick. and which
/ cost one hundred and sixty thousand dollars,
is a total ruin. Gray's large cotton factory
is also considerably damaged. The Union
cotton mill, half mile above Ellicott City,
was badly damaged and much cotton lost
/ The stores of George Q. Bradley and Jos. II.
Lishan. with all their goods, were swept
away. The Avalon Mil and iron works,
rear the Relay House, were swept away.
! Several days must elapse before an accu-
rate estimate of the loss can be made. The
| lots of life in Baltimore city not positively
! known to exceed four only that number of
| bottles yet found. There is no doubt that
| some were swept in the river.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-30

FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL:
GEN. WELLINGTON II. ENT,
Of Columbia County.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-30
Democratic National Ticket.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. FRANK 7. BLAIR,
or MISSOURI.
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