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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UsIrEp STATES PArESr oRRIt

wAsHIsGrOS, March ~, 1865,
On the petition Of EDWARD LIsDSEa, Of New York,
pfa ng for the extension Of patent granted to
him 9TH day Of June, 1884, and In two diyi
sions December q, 1885, and numbered. respectively.
as and 49, for improvement In Magazine Repeat
Ing and Needle Gun for seven years from the expira
lion o. said patent, which takes place tho nth lay
Vi June, lSbs!
Patent nee on MONDAY. the 18th day Of June next,
at IL clock and all persons are notified TO appear
and show cause, II any they have, why said petition
ught not to be granted. .
Persons opposing the extension are required to Ale
In the Patent Once their objections specially set forth
10 writing at least ttesntv days before the day Fl
hearingi all testimony filed by either party, to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and ttAns-
mited in accordance with the rules Of tue office which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesu-
mOny, must be filed In the Office t1snf" days before
the day of hearing; the arguments II any, within tea
days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published In the
and In the atlas. New York, y. Y, once week for
successive week the rst Of said publications to
be at least sixty days previous 10 the duyOl hearing
~. ILL. - 4 Il.
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NJ TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

M1a. TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
w The subscribers offer for sale, In lots to
suit purchasers, 2,0D TONS OF D0uBLE-REFINED
mails Of New Y orE city, Tor which the company have
exclusive contract, Prize, only TWENTY-FIVE
York added. Warranted By the company to be equal
ioS 1917 ' H. e snS
Grain have been astonishing the past season ma,
lures the crop from ten days to two weeks earlier and
doubles the crop. Pamphlet with certificates Of hun
dreds Of known planters and farmers, and every
information sent free to any applying by letter
or otherwise to THOS, BAYNES 4 SOY,
10 McElderry, Wharf, baltimore;
H0OE& WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va;
js2J-2m New York.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,

DEPoT QrARTRRNAsrER'r OFFUE,(
FvRT LLAvESwoRTn, KAS, March "a. 1865
Sealed proposals, in trplicats, will be received at
this co until TUESDAY, April 1865, Atl2 clock,
m, for the delivery, VI the Forage Yard Of this
Depot, Of .. -, a,,
5000 BUSIlRLs.OF OATS,
The grain bo Of the best quality free from dirt
other foreign matter; to DO securely sack ed In new
gunny sacks, aud subject to the inspection and &C.
ceptanee or rejection OF the undersigned his au
thorired AGENT 90 pounds of Corn. or 50 pounds VI
Oats will be considered bushel
Proposals Will be received for the whole any
part OF the abOy quantity,
The usual conditions, which may be Rscertaiucd at
this office, will be enjOined upon contractors
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished upon
application, w
The right IL reserved to reject any or all bids.
Contracts awarded under this advertisement W Ill
not be considered In force until approved by the Com
manders OF the Department and Military Division OF
| the Missouri. .
The whole quantity Of grain to be delivered within
| thirty days from the date of such approval,
By authority VI the Chief Quarernastcr q the De-
partment. BfNJ, c, CARD,
| ap2.td Byt Brig Gen. Depot u. N.
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From Raleigh. N. C.-MOvemenfs of
Sergeant Bates-PoliticnI Affairs.

RALEIGH, N. O., April l.-Sergeant Bates, car
rying his nag, arrived here this morning. He
was received by the mayor and the commission
ers, and rendered the Inequalities OF the city.
He was repeatedly cheered, and q. NJ. Bushbee,
esq, an ex-Confederate soldier, delivered short
and tasteful address Of welcome. He Is stopping
at the Marlborough House.
The canvass on the constitution is going on
briskiy. Mr., Holden, the Radical candidate for
Governor, and ar. Ashe, the Conservative, are
| In the field Both sides claims a victory. The
white people OF the State have not been so much
| aroused In any election since 1864.
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Personal SKETCHES OF THE MEMBERS oy
TIE FoRTIETH CoSGRgss.-Maine delegation 10
now published, and will be followed during the
ensuing week with the remaining New England
states. 1t is expected to have the whole work
rouplet ed before the end Of the month.
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Lieut.. II. NJ. Mcclure has been detached from
the Shamokin and placed on waiting orders.
The orders of Carpenter Daniel Jones to the
Comstock have been revoked, and he has been
grAnt ed birk leave.
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REJacrEp.-The Senate, in executive session,
yesterday rejected the nomination OF John Han.
cock to be collector OF internal revenue for the
First district Of Louisiana, vice Steedman, re-
signed
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SHovELs, SPADES. FORKS HAxEs'
Wholesale AoRsTs FOR ROWLAND SPADES
AND SHOVELS

BY special arrau gemeut we are prepared 70 supply
he trade with above. named goods A. lae,ory fa.es
discount Is allowed BY BaltimSrs josb,nf heusecs,
mhO-eodt JohN " tLNANo wv
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WE HAVE BEEN CONSTITUTED SOLE AGENTS
w for the District Of Columbia for the mauufac;
turing and sclliag .! guarRntced nou-burSting aud
GAS AND WATER PIPES
Also, Tin, Lead and Copper ROOFING, SPOUT.
ING and GUTTERlNG. secure against leakage from
expansion and contraction,
They will be offered to the people as soon our
arran geneDts are completed, ipih LOriften guar
Infsg a md DO nd IN double The amount Of damage ia
ease Of accident or loss BY failure TO perform as
E,hsi .eoGt JOHN II. ELvANs & co,
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MARRIED,

BRLT-GARNER, On the Slst ultimo, at the Thir-
teenth-street Baptist Church, by the Rev. Mr. Gil.
lette, /. D.. ANDERSON X. BELT to Miss BEETiH GAR
MIR, both OF Washington, d. G. No cards.
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| MATEUR CULTIvAToR's GUIDE
TO THE
KITCHEN AND FLOWER GARDEN,
NOW READY.

de,eriphye work Of 10 pages. fully illustrated
wi!h beautiful eOloreS Plate and IT, eayrsyins, cor
yesesbIs Seeds also, $50 varieties Of the choicest
the Flower and Vegetable for 1868. will be found do.
Ssrbed In the above work. Tastefuily bound Il
papet covers, postpaid, Vi epats. Address wash.
RuRa eco, Hortippllarsl Hall, Boston, Mas, :"
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high grade. aiming earnestly % excel in attention to
the education. the morals, the home comforts and the
Rev 7, HANLOE. 4. H., Pennington. MI
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From New acknowledgements Cen.
trail COmmittee-Denth Of n wealthy
Merrhant

NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-The democratic Cen
trail Committee has Withdrawn the ticket nomi-
mated by them, and recommend meeting OF the
various ward clubs to choose delegates to the
city and parish convention, to meet on the 4th
OF April, to decide the question OF local nomina.
lions. Full congressional, legislative, and judi
cial tickets will also be put in the FIELD. and the
present incumbents, so far AS practicable and con
sisteBt with the interests OF the party, will be
nominated.
John Gauche, wealthy merchant, and we'll
known as member OF the common council ap-
pointed BY General Sheridan, died this morning.
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Garden Seeds.


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Orchard and Herb Grass,
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iler. very highly recommended
Aud all other standard Fertilizers.
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XTIN ISH Err
nEPARTMRNT OF THE INTERIOR.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ USIrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsnIsaToN, March ), lSS,
On the petition Of JACOB sEssEFY, Of Phladelphia,
Penn. praying for tho extension OF patent granted
tohimthe sth day Of July 1884 for an ement In
Weavers' Heddles, for scDen years from the expra.
on Of said patent, which takes place on the 18th day Of
Patent Once on MONDAY, The 18Th day Of June
apgehf aud show cause, Il any They have. why said
petition ought not 70 be granted. -, A., A..
In the Patent oniee their objections, specially set
forth y wrHg a ss. Ssy d.y ssI Sasr the 10 az &
n;sa n hs ,aa sssrIs mSt be 'a A.. ssa ,sa
will be furnished on application,
Dspo.ions ssd Stas, paper relied aPS S as test.
the aay q hearing ~ AtsSssA'a, aAf. withir
afSsrs1. si.S, W pshlishsa Ia Ne
Week Tor three successive weeks The hrst % sad pub
estons to DO asast sixty ds e shs day Of
mhS.Nsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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R~.JUsT PUBLIsHED-Prioe 10 Cents.


Z. DEF. CURTIS, NJ. D.. y. u. C. s.. &c, &c.
tLate Surgeon Turkish C0ntinent.)
Author OF "Curtis on Food Expose Of Quacks and
QuRckery, use Of the Microscope In Certain Cases
OF Debility, " sc, &c,
This invaluable work treats on the cause and cure
81 premature deeline shows how TO live aud what to
clear synopsis Of indiscretions and abuses,
and the remedy therefor.
The above pamphlet can be obtained on application
or by post from the author, DR.. CURTIS, who may
also be consulted at his residence No l9 street. be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty FIRST streets. Washing
ton D. c., from the hours OF 10 a. IN. to p m and
from Q to p. tsH-Cm
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FERTILIZERS FERTILIzERs
FLOWS, HARROws,

Cultlvators, Garden and Field Rolless.
Garden Hoes, Garden Rakes,
Spades, Shoyels,
Pruning Knives, Pruning Saws.
Pruning Tools Of all kinds;
Farmer and Gardener.
J. p BARTHoL0w,
mhls-eoet $50 Seventh ii. opp. Centre Market.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
N Z FROM Z EUROPE.
THE PRUss0.DENMARK QUESTION
DEBATES IN TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
THE PROHIBITION OF AMERICAN PAPERS
INTERESTING SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS
NEWS FROM THE sou Fl
The Circulation Of an Inesndiar5 Document
Movements of Sergeant Bates
THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION
-
Movements of Sergeant Bates
FROM EUROPE NJ CABLE.


LONDON, April 1.-The negotiations between
Prussia and Denmark, In regard to disputed ter.
ritory In Schleswg .Holsteln, still continues. II
Is reported that the Danish Commits sioner has
recently asked a cession to Denmark Of the
Island Of Alien, In the Baltic, and the fortress
OF Duppel, adjacent to Alien, to the main land.
The latest kilograms from the Continent,
which contain these rumors, also say that Prus-
sia decidedly refused to accede to the request OF
DeRmark.
MADRID, April 1.-The Spanish Government
will grant Cuba An army organization similar
to Its own.
LONDON, April lin the House OF Commons
this evening Mr.. Hunter, Chancellor Of the Ex-
eheQuer, asked leave to bring In bill for the
purchase by the Government Of all the lines OF
Telegraph in the Kingdom. The bill provides for
the appointment Of arbiters, who shall decide
what prices are to be paid to the several COM
panies for their property and interests.
The revenue returns Of Great Britain for the
past quarter have been Published, and show
deficit OF f5 900 in receipts from all sources
A dispatch from Madrid gives a positive denial
to the reported prohibition of American newt.
papers by the Spanish Government.
vienna, April 1.-The Reichsrath, rejecting
the amendment proposed by the Clerical party,
passed the bill providing for general education
by a system OF public schools.
Arrival OF Treasure from san Fran.
cisco-south American news In Sen-
eral.
NEW York April 1.-The steamer Henry
Chauncy arrived to-day, and brought $scI,Ooo in
treasure from California.
Panama sdvices state that the isthmus Is en-
tirely clear Of sickness.
The revolutlonists in the interior OF Colombia
have been defeated.
An attempt to bride the military at Cartha.
gena was discovered in season to prevent an
outbreak.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
v. DErAsIsEsy o. ssArr.

w..urIDs1Tscas.. I March 70 e. sYssssssr'|
Information has been received at this Depart.
ment from Mr.. Horatio J. sprague, the Consul
Of the United ststes At Gibraltar, of the death,
from exhaustion, on the 18th Of December last,
at sea, OF Jous aRRKS, mate OF the American
schooner " Moses waring."
Inform alton has been received from the same
source Of the death OF GYMS aorLp. steward or
cook Of the above-named schooner, whose de.
cease occurred on the same date as the above
named seaman, and from the same cause.
HE,DsrAnrrRs Militant pIyIsIos)
wAsarssroS, D. c. April !. isss
General Orders, No. s.
Brevet Major General s. s. Carroll, Lieuten-
ant Colonel, 2ist U. s. Infantry, 10 hereby an
nounced as Acting Assistant Inspector General
Of the Military Division of the Atlantic.
By command Of Major General Hancock!
W. MITCHELL,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel,
and Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
HEAp9rAnrEss MnrrARr pvIsIoS)
WARRINGTON, D. c., March 81, ises
General Orders, No. q
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel W. @. Mitchell,
Captain, s7th Infantry, AIde-decam is hereby
announced as Acting Assistant General, athead-
quarters Military Division OF the Atlantic.
By command OF Major General Hancock:
W. @. MITCHELL,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel U. 8. Army,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
HfADSs. D,y5Os Of M Tss tAss,. 4.
General Orders MOL.
| In compliance with General Orders No. II,
Headquarters of the Army, Adjutant Generals
Once, Washington, D. O., March %, 1903, the
nd nd nft ha
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NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
March 9Th aud 25thi April 9Th and 18TH May 5h.
18th and 18th.
With New steamships Of the FIRST Glass
PASSAGE LowKk THAN BIT ANY OTHER LINZ.
For information address D. N. CARRINGT0N, Agent,
III West street, NowYork.
W. II. wRBB, President. CHAs. DANA, Vice Pres.
OMee-a Exchange Place. New York.
DsYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING. How
either may fascinate and gain the affections OF
any one they choose, Instantly also secure pros.
peL'y In love or business. Every one can acquire
been published by ten years. tie sale q which has
he English language sent by mali iof b cents, Or ave
l9r one dollar, RSethsI with guide 70 bhe nnmar'
PHILADELPHIA
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RECEPTIONS.

We are authorised to announce that the ladies
OF the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, will be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been fxed In lieu Of the after.
noon receptions, as they were last season.
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meut.
SAVANNAH, April IA. A. Bradley, OF Bos-
ton, a negro, is circulating through the city and
country the following incendiary circular, cauf-
ing considerable excitement;
"NoTIoK.-All bad men Of the city ofSayan-
nah, who now threaten the lives OF the leaders
and nominees Of the Republican presidents and
members Of the Union Leagues OF America, "
you should strike q blow, the man or men viii
be followed, and the house In which he or they
take shelter, will be burned to the ground. Take
heed-mark WE'LL Members OF the Union, rally'
rally! rally' for God, life, and liberty
Political Anairs in North Carolina.
wiLNrNoroS, N. C., April 1.-The political
excitement 10 intense all over the State. Both
candidate for Governor, Vim. A. Graham and
Ex-Governor Vance, and other leading men are
canvassing the State. II 10 calculated that not
less than two hundred speeches per day are being
made 10 different counties. Both parties appear
confident Of success, but the Conservatives ex.
hibit more energy than the Radicals.
Rhode Island Election.
Providence, r. l., April 1.-The election re-
turns have all been received, excepting from
Block Island. Burnside's majority is 1900, which
will be slightly increased.
Havana Market.
HAVANA, April 1.-The Hrst sugar market was
Quiet. Owing to the scarcity OF tonnage, offers
wire made At ~ and ~ reals per arrobe.
I
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HAVANA, April 1.-The nrst sugar market was
qWet. Owing to the scarcity Of tonnage, offers
wire made at ~ and IN reals per Arrobe.
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RICHMOND, April 1.-The resolutions OF the
convention inqulring into the conduct Of Judge
Underwood was called up,when he made state
ment denying having offered any bride to the
Executive Committee, to be paid by Sprague, II
they favored Chief Justice Chase for President
The resolutions were then indefinitely post
poned-ayes 50, nays II.
Mr.. Hawxhurst, the chairman OF the Execu
tive Committee, rose afteIward, and reasssrted
his published statements.
A colored chairman was 10 the chair to-day
for the hrst time since the session began.
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aa.w WAR DEPARTMENT, SURGEON
W. GENERALS oFFlCE, WASHINGTON, D.

~ SESERAI's OFFICE, WASHINGTON i.
An Army Medical Board, to consist Of Surgeon J. D.
Surgeon John Moore, Brevei Colonel, U, s. Al and
Gosnsi .. 5. a. viii meet IN Now YORK city. on the
LIST Of Nay next ior the sxamina.ion 81 Assstsn Sur.
o o adn Ar INTO III hs @sasS sun Of he
,xpPiiS%nts na;tbe between q spd 30 years Of hsc,
physcally sound, and graduates OF regular medical
Applications for permission 70 appear before tho
residence, and date and place Of birth Of the csnd.
Fsstmeuials as to character and qualifications must
be furnished; II the applicant has been In the med
ssa % aShsa WA Fl. fesr anE and
ss an sho sso !,
wsS@ahss Il made for lie espensss Of persons
undergoing examination, as Indispensable pre-.
reSui site ~ appointment
cal Corps Of the Army is thirty. nipo. :.
mh5-eotiel Surgeon General, U. 3. A.
eAg DhaiNATloN OF tANDfDhTEs FOR ID
MISSION INTO THE NAVY As ASSISTANT stR.
Board Of Medical rs i new In session
ton Of candidates for admission Into tho Medical
sPpca s GaaSo si'SFf sS Ssta
ss ssST Of y hS stains
panied sssmSPSs " moral S
Candidate. must not be less than twenty zone nor
mSTs saSn twenty six years ar Of age
ssssfai iio SsS pisfcaaisi,s for sp:
Ths many = y AZ existing In the Medical Corp.
e esis ~ Sarsss
Beau of N'difis and satsyS, S s.s;Ss%ss''
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Mississippi Constitutional Convention

JACKSON, Miss,, Apriil.-In the constitutional
convention to-day the report Of the Legislative
Committee was adopted.
The immigration Committee submitted plan
OF immigration, which provides for forming a
stock company, whose object will be to pur-
chase, lease and improve land, aud have power
TO borrow money on mortgage.
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Of April, Inquire at J. II. sHAFFfRLD'S, No. 2t5
Pennsylva avenue, between Twelfth and Thlr.
teenth streets. mh1S-t
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DIED.

M'DUNN-At Hastings, Dakota county.
Mimi, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Bernard Nc
Dunn, aged 80 years. The deceased was
formerly resident of Cambria county, and
indeed was reared, we believe, within its
limits, but for the past eleven years he has
resided in Minnesota. He was an honest
industrious and much esteemed citizen of
that State, and his death will cause univer-
sal regret among his many friends there as
well as here. He has left wife and five
children.
WAGNER-At Chest Springs. this coun-
ty, on Tuesday morning last. Mrs. --,
wife of NJ. D. Wagner, Esq. aged - years.
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VTHE ALTOONA WAREHOUSE co.,
WHOLESALE
Dealers and Commission Merchants

Corner Vi7giaia 81. and Plank Road,
Will keep constantly on hand a large and
well selected assortment OF FLOUR, FEED,
SALT, FISH, GRAIN, COAL, LIME, SAND,
&c at Wholesale, in Altoona City, and
the adjoining counties can be supplied with
the leading articles generally used by them
at city and mill prices.
All kinds of country produce received asd
paid for in cash, or sold on commission
Prompt returns will be made.
Storage furnished for all articles, ssch as
floor lumber, shocks, shingles, etc.
Articles will be delivered TO purchasers
or sent to freight warehouse.
Having the only house where goods by
the car load can be removed at lAe door,
thus saving drayage, our customers will re-
ceive the benefit of it.
Price currents will be sent weekly to per-
sons desiring them.
THE ALTOONA WAREHOUSE co.
AItoona April 50 1868. If.
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4 UDITORS NOTICE.-The under

4 UDITORS NOTICE.-The under
IN signed Auditor, appointed by the Or
phans' Court Of Cambria county to distrib-
ute the funds in the hands of Mary Nagle,
Administrative o: Richard Fl. Nagle, decd,
to and among the persons legally entitled
thereto, hereby gives notice that he will
attend to the duties of said appointment, at
the Office of F. 2. Tierpey, Esq, in Eben =
burg, on Friday, the 22d day of May next,
st o'clock P. M, when and where all per-
sons interested viii attend, or be debarred
from coming in for any share of said fund.
apr.3O.-3t. JAS. c. Easily, Auditor.
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The ALTOONA VINDICAToR.-This new
advocate and vindicator of Democratic prin.
ciples has made its appearance, and in abil-
ity, dimensions and typographical execution
it is just such paper as The fearless, faith
full aud enterprising Democracy of Altoona
will appreciate and sustain with their wonted
liberaIity. Messrs. Campbell & Son have
the taste and spirit to print handsome and
readable newspaper, and with Ar. G. w.
Easily (our own pleasant, wide-awake and
able Johnstown correspondent, "Sku Bal, ")
in charge of the local department, the Hindi-
Gator cannet fail to sustain itself in the posi-
ton it has already assumed as Democratic
organ and local journal. We certainly
wish it the most abundant success, and
knowing as we do that its ''liues have been
cast in pleasant places" we certainly see no
reason why it should not become a perma-
nent, as it cannot fail to be a popular, insti-
tuition of the embryo city at the foot of the
hill. To the Nndicator, its proprietors, and
none the less to its competent and capitivat-
ing local editor, we wish long and pros
porous career among the enterprising and
whole-souled citizens of Altoona.