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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-08-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

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rpsysRpRa AND QRHsspN tAihF9Ap, ~
: s, RT1,,, ofter July 90, 1889, trains on this
lad = viii ruR as follows
I've fs., EBENsBURd- 1,noao,
LtAN 40 4. NJ, connecting with Phliaoe,1
a. and Pittsburgh Express nps' "H4
GpanrTtsern Express East; -, ,,on Prair
sattT250 P NJ, connecting WIZ MAI se1ti
and Emigrant Train west
Eash ".H NJ. connecting With Mail Tram
a. At iand philadelphia Express East'
LtA'eo On \ NJ. OF on departure Of Pltfs-
..,+-Gh ExuresS West.
put A. 90 P. NJ, or on departure OF Mail IRAN
East, =, an ,lanartnre of Mail
FsaiR West
urvoRANpA.-One Oftho servant girls
.mnIoyed at the Cresson Mountain House
Goo hundred and some thirty odd dol
,.rs one night last week....Although the
~o,tber in this section has been unusually
,,ct We sec by our exchanges that in some
aorts Of the State crops are suffering very
Ioncb for the want of rain. In Lancaster
county springs that were scarcely ever
tnown to fail before, are now almost dry.
Il Is estimated that about $50, 900 worth
r. berries are shipped from
Cambria county during the berry season
Altoona has driving course....A man
keeping bachelors hall in Altoona, went
home one night last week and found MS
domieile ransacked and considerable sum
of money carried away Our farmers
have pretty generally got their grain crops
cut The crops were excellent. .DeaieS'
the Altoona incendiary, was convicted OF
orson last week, and sentenced to the pen
itcntarv for four years....A series OF rob-
beries were perpetrated in Tyrone on
Thursday night last The store of Study
& Bro, was entered and robbed OF S4OO
in money The money drawer OF Jacob
Stevens, saloon keeper, was also robbed,
And the clothing store Of Goldman and
Kegel. On Saturday last, Mr.. Herman
Kcphart of Gaysport, Blair county, while
engaged in uncoupling freight cars at
DnncansVille, got his wrist between the
bumpers and had it badly mashed. ...On
Saturday afternoon last, Michael McEar-
land, of Hollidaysburg, whilst cleaning his
engine in Johnston's nail factory, had his
front finger badly mashed. . Hon. d. j.
Mcrrell returned to Johnstown from his
western trip on Saturday Of last week..
The season for killing treut closed on the
3lst ult., and the spcckled beauties will
enjoy respite for the next six months
Tho INV is q most excellent one, and 1t Ii
to be hoped that any one caught vlolatln;
it will receive the full benefit Of its pro
visions. BENZ. Holtzncr, an accompllc
in the murder OF phalon was released from
iail on bail on Monday last The exceed
ing GOODNESS of the weather these evening
make warm fires, overcoats ct cocrGS al
together comfortable The knife, whicl
1t is said, was used in killing Phalon wa
found in pile of saw-dust one day las
wcck....John S. Riley recovered tn
clothing taken from his Office the night 0
the circus. \ colored individual nance
Monroe had fastened to them..A schoo
for the education of small boys, bctweer
the ages of 4 and II years will be opcnc,
in this place on the second Monday of Sep
teubcr, under the direction of the Sister
Of St Joseph.
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DRICEs GOING DOWN.
AT THE
EBENSBURG HARDFARE + HOUSE
FURNISHING STORE

/ once more return my sincere thanks to
my old friends and customers for their lib
eral patronage extended towards me, and
now, owing to the great fall in prices, by
which many articles can be so I'd as cheap as
before the war, and having thorough knowl-
edge of the business and the wants Of the
public take pleasure in announcing that ]
can and will sell goods al less figure than
any similar establishment in city or country
Ny stock will consist in part as follows:
DOOR AND CUPBOARD LOCKS, CATCHES,
BOLTS, HINGES, SCREWS,
WINDOW SPRINGS, SHUTTER HINGES,
WINDOW GLASS, NAILS, PUTTY,
BORING MACHINES, AUGERS, CHISELS,
BRACES AND BITS, HATCHETS,
SQUARES, COMPAssEs, TRY SQUARES,
BEVBLs, POCKET RULES,
JACK, SMOOTHING, AND FOR PLANES,
PANEL PLoWs, LEVELS,
SASH, RAISING, AND MATCH PLANES,
SAW SETS, BENCH SCREWS,
CROsS-CUT, PANEL, RIP, COMPASS, AND
BACK SAWS.
GUAGES,
OIL STONES,
SIOVELS,
PLOWS,
POINTS,
FORKS, y-,c
SCiIHES,
RAKES,
HOES,
SPADES,
RIFLES,
RETOLVERS,
PISTOLS,
PIYQTS,
FLOUR,
TEA,
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
TOBACCO.
CIGARS,
SMOKING. TOBACCO,
AND IN FACT
ANYTHING YOU WANT
AT HUNTuEY'S.
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NEW BANKING HoUsE.-A new Bank
ing House has been established in Johns
town, on main street, under the name and
firm of Messrs. John Dibert & Co. The
junior member Of the firm, Mr.. John D.
Roberts, formerly of this place, and late
assistant cashier of the First National
Bank of Johnstown, has been appointed
cashier. We wish the gentlemanly pro
prietors success.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-08-05

VIsIToRs-Our friend and subscriber,
Col. Robt A. M'Coy, chief clerk in the
Surveyor Gene rails office at Harrisburg,
paid us pop visit one day last week.
Mr.. r. III. Thompson, clerk in the
Philadelphia post Office, arrived home on
Tuesday. Philadelphia life agrees with
the doctor"
Thos. Fenlon, Esq. and family, formerly
of this place, but now of Leavenworth,
Kansas, arrived in this place the other
day.
Mr.. VIM. Rodgers was at home on a
flying visit for a couple of days.
Glad to see them all
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concentrations Of different kinds of medi-
cines, but regarding the practice as out OF
my appropriate sphere, / have in all cases de-
clined but with III clear proof in vari-
Gus instances, and particularly in nay own
family of the use of DR.. HooAand's German
Bitters / depart for once from my usual
course, to express my fall conviction that
for general debility of the system, and cs-
pecially for Liver Complaint, 1T is a safe and
valuable preparation. In some cases it may
fail but usually, doubt not, it viii be very
beneficial to those who suffer from the above
causes. Ioursi very respectfully,
81, II. KENNARD."
TION
HooAand's German Remedies arc counter
feited See that the signature of C, M
JACKSON is on the ID wrapper of each
bottle. All others are counterfeit.
Principal O.ice, and ManufIctory at the
German Medicine Store, No. &c; AR6H-St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES u. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly C. NJ. JACKSON q Co.
PRIC ES:
Heoaand's German Biliers, per bottle, 81 90
half dozen, 90
Hooaana's German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, 81 so per bottle. or a half dozen foI
$50.
N3g@ Do not forget TO examine well thC ar
ticle you buy, in order to get the genuine
For sale w all Druggists andStorckeepers,
everywhere. fnl3-Gm
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DIED.-At his residence, in this place,
on Sunday 1st inst, DIR. Robert S.
Bum, aged IA years, 4 months and 10
days. The deceased was most amiable,
honest and upright man. In his profess
sion lie Tsnkod foremost. His remains
were followed to the grave by large cir
Gle Of friends aDd accquaintanccs. May
he rest in peace. 'r1 s1s
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BURGLARY-On Friday night of lasi
week, the store of j. & 2. NJ. Brown Of
Summerhill, Cambria county, was
entered by burglars, who succeeded in
carrying away $50. No clue to the rob
bers.
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THE freeman says Some six or eight
years ago man named Andrew Shaffer,
residing in Jackson township, this Coun,
ty, partially mutliated his person in way
not necessary to describe, and one day
last week attempted to finish the job and
came very near finishing himself Shat
fer he'd been on spree and was bsent
from home for several days, but on Wednes
day of last week, we think, he was found
by a member of his family in a meadow
near the house, his outcries aving attract
ed attention to him, and his injuries were
then supposed to be of fatal character,
but We since learn that he is in fair way
of recovering. Mr.. S. is the father of a
grown up family and is we'll advanced in
years. His shocking mutilation of his
person was probably the result of species
of insanity superind aoed in both instances
by an Incorporate use Of spiritrus liquors.
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prietors success.

WE direct attention to the advertise
ment in another column of Valentine
Isu;tringer, who, it viii be seen, has bought
the stock and fixtures of T. W. Williams
tin shop We bespeak for him large
share ofpatronage, as he is agoop mechanic
and does all kinds of work as cheap as
the cheapest, and as good as the best.
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DIED.-On the 4th inst, at his resi-
dence in Cambria township, south of Eb
ensburg, Isaac Jones, aged about 23
years.
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SHOOK SHOP BURNED.-On Friday
night last, the shook shop belonging to
Messrs. A. A. Barker & Son, located in
Susquehanna township, this county, was
discovered to be on fire Before alarm
could be given the flames had made such
headway that the shop, together with a
large quantity of shook and slaves were
soon consumed. The Mcssrs Barker
loss will be in the neighborhood Of $500,
1t is supposed to be the work ofineendaria-
ism.
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CAMBRIA MEMBER-We notice that
our esteemed citizen, Hon A. a. Barker
has beer chosen the Cambria county MEM
Der of the Republican State Central Com
mittee The selection of Mr. Barker to
this position is one which gives universal
satisfaction to the Republican party of the
county. With his thorough acquaintante
of the wants of the party, and his large
political experience, he viii prove himself
of great value both to the Committee aud
party. He is one of those hard-working
politicians who, when he undertake ds any
thing is sure to succeed. No better ap-
pointment ceuld have been made.
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AMONG the most enterprising business
men in town is our merchant friend '. S.
Barker, who, it is acknowledged by all keeps
the best assortment of clothing in town
Not this alone makes it object TO buy from
him. bItthe extremely low prices at which he
is Offering his goods TO the public See
IF you want ladies', misses, childrens' j,
mems, or boys shoes, go 70 the cheap store of
Messrs. A. A. Barker & Son, High street,
Ebensburg. They are selling wonderfully
low and everybody should take advantage OF
these liberal inducements.
Fry, AHEAD.-Fry, the popular mer-
chant, is ahead of all competitors for selling
che, It's fact. Everybody says so, and
what everybody says must be true. Go and
see for yourself.
Buy your fruit cans at HuEtley's II you
want the best and by odds the cheapest IN
town. His stock is large and comprises all
the different kinds manufactured. Everybody
can be supplied.
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BLAIR COUNTY CoURT-The Blair
County Quarter Sessions last week were
occupied principally in the trial of the Al
toona inceudiaries. Thomas 4. Bcales,
John b. Campbell, and James A. McCon-
nell, were arranged on Tuesday morning,
on charge of having fired the lumber
yard Of ID. & G. Moore, on the 4th Of June
last. A mol. pros. was entered by the
District Attorney in favor of the two last
named IN order to enable them to turn
States evidence. Their testimony elected
the TACT that they, in company with Beales
On the night in question, proceeded to the
lumber yard That Beales struck a match
and set fire to the lumber, and that all
three retired a short distance and waited
ull the alarm of fire was given, after which
they all ran to the engine house, took out
the apparatus, and went to the fire. Upon
their testimony Beales was convicted.
LIST OF LETTERs.-Following are the
uncalled for letters remaining in the Eb-
ensburg =. o. August /, 1869:
Miss Ellen Albaugh, Asst. Assessor, Rich
ara ara Bomback, C. D. Bradhead, Mr.. BaiIy,
MISS Ida G. Darsie, Thomas Davis, (smith, J
y 5o6n Curry, Miss Mary ID. Evans, Miss Mary
q T. Evans, David II. Evans, e. & A. Evans,
andrew Cuttings, Miss Ann Hitch, A. Harm
%en, VIM. r. Hughes, Mrs. Morgan Hughes.
Il: T. James, Miss Harriet James, Mrs. Cath
Ty Vgine James, Thomar L. Jones, John r. Jones,
". u. Jones, Mrs. Mary Jones, 2, Mrs. Margt
IISnes, lone ). j. Kaylor, Leib & Hopple, Geo. 4.
NM Nua' no Joseph Mack, Eiss Mary j. Mcconnell,
GSs Ellen Murphey, Miss Amanda Mcclure
IRGmes R;I' Mcguire, 2, Mrs. Jane Mahon, JOS. S.
Mon' Muon' Mrs. Jane Roland, NJ. Roberts. Miss
Eaagge Eo,ggS Roberts, George Riagan, Mrs. Eliza
Sni, rsa olonaker, Andy P. Storm, Mrs Motty
- tSe' I,. MISS Mary Shaffer, Miss Mary T.. Sber
y, ~ hlss Mary Sherry, John Tierney, Adam
6%WTee,rStander, We, Mrs. MARI Williams, Wheeler
Visions Sewing Machine.
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OUR TELEGRAPH.-Thc telegraph, is
coming Before another issue OF our pa
per, the telegraph to Ebcnsburg will not
only be talked of. but a reality. The poles
necessary for the construction, have been
distributed, and workmen are engaged in
putting them in their proper place, while
others arc engaged putting up the wire.
The Freeman suggests celebrating the
event. We second it. What say /?
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Buy your -four from V. S. Brrker.
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event. We second it. What say
TIMR FIXED.-Rev. Mr.. Christy in
forms US that the PASTORAL residence be-
longing to the Catholic congregation of
this place which is to be disposed Of, by
chance (s2 per chance) viii positively come
off during the first week of the coming
court. We shall give due notice of the
time and day of the drawing.
OUR STATIoN.-The station house of
the e. & c. r. r., at this place, has un-
dergonc thorough repairing. New sills
have been placed under the building; and
the platform around the building has been
relaid. A number of other improvements
have been made inside the building.
NoTIcE.-Dr. ID. W. Zeigler, the well
known and popular dentist, will make a
professional visit to Carr"lltown on the
10th inst, and remain few days. The
Doctor can be consulted at his rooms at
Lawrence Schrotte's hotel, where we con-.
fidently advise those desiring any work in
the dental line to give him a call .e
CoNFIDENCED.-Am man who halls from
Clearfeld, met couple confidence men In
Philadelphia the other day, and after
bargain was made for SOME lumber, they
succeeded in fleeing him to the tune OF
$500.
DIED.-In Cambria tp., on "Wednesday
of last week, Mrs. Elizabeth Rowland,
aged 7S years.
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DIED.-In Cambria tp., on "Wednesday
of last week, Mrs. Elizabeth Rowland
aged 76 years.
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The New GREENBACKs.-The new
one-dollar notes viii have a vignette of
Washington, and representation of
Columbus discovering America on the
face, instead of the yignette of Chef
Justice Chase as on those now in use. The
two-dollar notes illw have vignette of
Jefferson and view of the Capitol, in
place of the vignette of Franklin, as on
those now in use. The plates for these
notes have been engraved at the Treasury
Department. The dacks of the ones vii I
be printed by the National Bank Note
Company of New York, and that Of the
twos by the American Comdany of the
same city The designs for the fves, tens,
twenties, and other denominations have
not Jet been determined upon.
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/ TAaa ssw t3gsAREe EeF.a.!AA aaelsE ef tse

4ha asw gghAaKeg "A a!ssg!elAsv eff tAs
teH.essRs Askag afthe AsW EasstI!sAal sgssrFss::i
ef are IN circulation. 4iheE arc eEq4gilssis-
tefy engraved: The border l>tho work is
as we'll executed as the finest Aotes in Gig
9ulatioR, On the left is the Yig4ette Of a
girl end on the right the seal eff the Treas
urer The back Of che AQte is ipdorscd the
same as the notes Of the old Issue. 4he
paper of the currency notes IS superior to
that Of the eurrenccY notes heretofore in.
use. Instead Of the Aashy brouze hereto.
fire used, an engraved seal printed in red
has been substituted The ffteen-G4pt
notes will bear epresentation, of the
dome Of the capitol. Mr., Fessendep's
head is taken off the twenty-five gent
notes, and that of Washington substituted
while Mr.. Liucoln's face will replace that
of Mr.. Spinner on the ffty-cept notes,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
ELECTRICITY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIRE Your article entitled Electricity" in
todays paper, is grievOus wrong-it is throwing the
immense influence OF THE TRIBUNE into one mans in
erest the direct injury Of perhaps nineynine others
In the same line Of business among your patrons You
say that insulation is "absurdity aud grave error
We assert that at threeiourths OF the best minds
IN the country believe IN insulation today and that the
best theories and facts in favor OF IT, we 90 not ne
eVe glass ring insulation more than yOn ana YET
when point to their failure, they Dut
condemn their theory for the electric bolt
frost broken out the gasug the rods are saped
rods and nothing else We do not believe IN any llsula
tor that Will arrest the flow Of electricity over OF
through the rod, which Is the only place about Dud
ing where 10 ought to be invited TO "noW' IN
i'm the form OF bolt, in destructive quantity, nut
we can point you 10 hundreds OF cases where nOhns
case where "a rod has failed protect the building when
properly run and properly insulated, e. where the rOd
was supported outside OF the nsuatOr ana not III con
tact with the glass. The electricians Of the western
Union Telegraph do not agree with yOu nor DO frOis.
Henry orrey and thousands Of others whose oeCupa
ous aud studies have led them 10 investigate the sub
iect Although we have been m the business some 10
years we have yet seen dislnterested man OF
scientific mind attanments who did not believe III III
sulafion nor have effects 70 JuaJIy your
theory OF electricity We agree with you as 70 points
and square rod for the reason - better lhan
round oneand another thing which You ala not mention
is very important, T. e. proper connection from rod 70
rod to make II continuous ana even chanhel as
possible for the hOw.' ID hESI q ~
No 40 CgtrrAdHdtst, June s. 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
PROF GOODWIN SMITHS EXPLANATION.

| In the preface of the forthcoming pamphlet
of his late address American aud English affairs Prof
Goodwin Smith takes occasion 10 explain hi5 recent
strange views with respect to the of international
| relations:
The Chairman or the Senate Committee ON Foreign Re.
latiOns seemed 10 speak the mind OF the and
nation and had his speech been followed by action in
tbe shane OF pressure Of his demands as the answer Of
Great Bran could not be doubtful the danger OF rup.
ture OF friendly relations between the two countries
wonld have been serious. An Englishman resident in
America NAV be an imperfect judge of the indications Of
American feeling; but he has the auVHhage OF showing
soethin az bofh sides and the danger 10 be
ured not by the feelings intentions OF the American
people alone but by these combined with the general
temper and present mood OF the powerful nu'on against
which Mr.. Summers speech was made ,-,,., =, .
know, ." says Mr. sumner, IL Is Sau IhaV
war between us must come sooner or later The num-
audes likely 10 have decreased since his eo,
quence Las Implanted the sense Of immeasurabie and
almost nexpiaGe wrong in the heart OF mjgny uauoh
recently made conscious OF the power Oh ts a at,c
who. taking counsel OF OF national wrong
leave the claims TO rest without settlement so as 10 Iu
nsh precedent for retaliation kind should England
And herself at war; n is obvious that such an OF
the negotiations, which Mr. summers speech mas rem
dered far probable than II was before would DC
Nations very seldom wish for war. They are drawn
through diplomatic complications and under the inlu
Of excited feelings into situations In which war De
comes inevitable. "Wc are drifting toward war;" was
the memorable expression OF English Minister on the
brink OF with Russia-a war from which we
might have been saved IT, when we were beginning to be
drawn into the fatal current the consequences OF ndug
ing prejudice and allowing passion TO break control
could have been distinctly presented 20 the minds or
both the parties the quarrel In the address arbitration
is advocated the nude OF settling tile Alabama claims
10 to be the only mode. But most heartily
does the writer wish that the English Government,
without waiting for dispute 20 beg had secured the
object worth securing by going straight 70 the hear
Of the American people. =
One word OF personal explanation must be added The
impression appears prevail in some quarters hat the
author OF the address H receiving salary IA Professor
American University whence II Is inferred that ne
has lost his right To speak Englshman ana 10 plead
the OF England. He receiving no salary or emo
lument whatever. His connection with the Cornell Uni
versity though greatly prized and cherished Oy h Is
merely honorary and i'm way interfere with ms
nationality his allegiance. His position Is simply that
Of Eugshman residing In the United States IOr Ier
AIRY purposes and enjoying, in common with many othe
foreigners, the temporary protection OF American law
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
IalaaItI

HUCKE-on Saturday afternoon jane Isabel NeEOS sus ter q
the Rev VIM Hackel In the 9Th year OF her Aze
The will be taken fom the residence Of her uncle A %
esq No ~ Wog-st Brooklyn Iuesta tue ol n'
~ O'Clock and funers services held At 81 Auns ChHfe
horisana on the same DAY, al - O'clock.
KSSAM-0n FRIDAY, June Of consumption, samne W. 'kss%
in the 25th year 0f bis age.
The relatives ami friends Of the family also members o Lebanon Lols
No l9 F. ami A. ~ invited attend the funeral serveeA ~ -
residence father iusw Mr. jacob HYATT No 3i South F
B0En, t. d., at o'clock Sunday. Tie TenAHs VII %
taken to New Rochelle on Monday morning foT nerment
MELYILLE-On Friday june short but painful inesf Bgar
Mortimer second son Of Henry B. Melville.
Funeral will this day MoBday June 81 the d aniEefsa
ofhs birth from bis fathers residence, No lJ Amst atzs oelo
The friends OF the family earnestly eqned
to attend The remains will be taken to Greenwood
MooN Brooklyn June Miss Mary Moon daughter Of he late
John Moon.
Her friends are respectfully invited attend her funeral
Iaelay the 8b last. at o'clock from Der late residence No
l39 WashingtOH-st
sRLLBCK-on Saturday June 81 O'clock sr lingering
illness Frances Amelia daughter % VIZ W ard Susan u
Seleek, aged IS years months and days
Relatives friends invited aert the funeral 1
the residence her parents 90 Pear sithou; further notce
on Monday. The 7ih inst, az o'clock m.
WatertoNn. n y, papers please eopJ.
SHBLDON-On Friday tie 4tb Mrs Martha SbdOu wife ~
The Rev. George Sheldon D. d.
The friends Invited Prineeton n J. to-day lN
day) al p O'clock mfran leaves Coartandst al Y 0c
n returning at 5 o'clock N.
VAN BJARCOM--At Paterson n j. June Bsrc0m
d.. In ths 3Jth year OF hs ago.
Funeral services will be held the First Reformed Protestant Chu,
IN htnsI Paterson on TUESDAY morning a. 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

the morning 20 ask for the wages that we're due him
Weaver seized bow and beat him seyerly with that
lie then his hired 10 his house for double
barreed loaded with bucshOt and his return with
Ii the freedman through the head, killing him IN
stautlY There appears have been neither prOyOca
ton nor resistance This aTOclOus committed I'D
the sight wife ~ the murdered VINO stood by
her door The finding OF the Commission has been
approved 10y the Military Commander and has been GER
titled 10 as regular aud proper BY the Sudg Advocate
General. fud reason In law Tor the President Win
holding his approval The papers which were sent 10 me
returned herewith. Very respectfully, your Obctcut
servant, +. X. HOAR, Attorney. General