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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-18
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VREAT INDUCEMENT FOR AN

TREAT INDICTMENT FOR AN
w ENERGETIC MAN.-The undersigned
offers for sale valuable FARM of l56 acres,
about 100 acres cleared, well fenced, ard In
excellent state of cultivation. The farm is
located in Carroll tp, Cambria comfy, .
miles north west of Carrolltown, thriving
village of about 400 inhabitants. Very con-
venient to churches; schools, stores, shops,
saw and grist mills. The land lies well and
produces good crops of wheat, rye, corn, oats,
buckwheat and potatoes, also, clover timo-
thy and other grasses is divided in fields OF
convenient size, with water in almost every
field good spring before the house; an abun-
| dance of coal and limestone on the place; al
| so, sufficiency of wood and timber for all
purposes. The buildings are good and
nearly new plank house, plastered weather
| boarded and painted; shielded log barn.
! and a commodious wagon shed. This Is re-
ally very desirable farm. being so conve-
| nient to Carrolltown and in a good neigh
| borhood. a healthy location, and cheap
Price So 200 !; ST 500 cash, balance in con
| vepient Dayments For particulars call OIL
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Carroll tp.
Dec 10, 1869-3m* 8zf -st-.---
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HOUSE, Hs,rnspnRe PA.
JERoNE A. PLoTT, PT0prteto

JEROME A. PLoTT, Proprietor,
No will be spared to render this hotel
worthy of continuation of tAe patronage
Il has heretofore received. The table Will
ALWAYS be furnished with the best the market
affords; the bar with the best of liquors
The stable is large, and will be attended oy
an attentive hostler. Tang l3.
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GRANT HOUSE,
HENLOCK, PA,

hEALOCh: ( n,
a. JOHN WILKIE, Proprietor.
This house has been Teftted, and oners
superior accommodations to any other mouse
in town. The proprietor, after long expert
ence in the business, feels confident he under
stands the wants of the public. HIS taDle
will be supplied with all the delicaefes OF tne
season. BY constant attentioa, he expects
to merit liberal share OF public patronage.
August 13, 1868.
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OIL BARRELS! !

Made out of Galvanized Skeet Iron, to
hold any desired quantity, manufactured anu
for sale at the Ebensburg Stove and flnware
Depot. All dealers IN Oil should have them.
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naOTOGRAPHIC.-

Il d. y. rt
p Hol every one that wants Pictures,
come We to Ebensburg and get theml .r.
Having located in Ebensburg, j wouldye
respectfully inform the people that am now
fully prepared to take
lHft( PHOTOGRAPHS
in every style of The art, from the smallest
Card Picture up to Life Size. -sH
essyP Pictures taken in any weather. ~EESu =
Every attention given 20 the taking OF
CHILDREN'S FIXTURES. 5i.-e
Photographs painted in OIL, Ia"'a I"I'1 or
IYater fC0iOTS. ..Ct ss2Ib't
'Your attention is called to my ...aI.d d
FRAMES, FoR LARGE PICTURES
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
also, Copying and entarging done IN the very
81 2 .. best style of the AZ:
Task eon'pHr ison; s.aors y solicit a con-
tiauhnee of the same. 80.
se1y~ Gallery on Julian street, three doors
UaIE aU~isG T. 'i'Hs Il: q. SPENCE, PhctograpAeF.
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Is the largest and best in Cambria county
And any Cooking Stove desired l will get
when ordered at manufacturers retail prices
Odd Stove Plates and Crates, &c, for re-
pairs, on hand for the Stoves sell others
will be ordered when wanted. ...-
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THE EUREKA COFFEE ROAsTER

A time saving, temper saving, labor sa-
wing money saving invention. The women s
friend. Tie best Roaster in market.
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II OGAN HOUSE,
EBENSBURG, PA,

ISAAC CRAWFORD, Proprietor
The Logan. has been thoroughly RENTED
and refurnished, and now offers superior in
ducements to the public. The Table ana
Bar inferior to none in the State, and Sta
bling Of the very best. laug 10.
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E 8!

desire to call particular attention to the
fact that my stock of
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y '-""-- HOUSE SPUUIINU.
TIN ROOFING, &c.
And general assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery, Apple Parers,
Farm Edge Tools, Hand Saws,
Nails, Horse Shoes, Oil Stones,
Horse Shoe Nails, Meat Cutters,
Table Cutlery, Coal Hods,
Pocket Cutlery, Door Lock Keys,
Augers, Bits, Files, Sad Irons,
Hatchets. Hummers, Coffee Mills,
Hinges, Gimlets, Coffee Roasters,
Screws, Locks, Carbon On Lamps:
Iatcbes. Bolts, Chimneys, Burners,
Halter Chains, Wicks, Stove Polish,
Breast Chains, Boot Polish, -
Trace Chains, Hoop iron,
Horse Brushes, Wagon lronI
Curry Combs, Bolts, &C.
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. sa-t- FLOUR!
Buckwheat and Rye Flour, Corn and oat
Meal. Hominy, Hulled Barley, Bacon,
Sugar eured Hams, Dried Beef.
Salt by the barrel, and Sack Salt for Table
use +; Goshen and Western Reserve
cheese; Crackers of all kinds. r-ra
.,r.-.. ss TOBACCOl la ri E-
Complete assortment of French Spices.
Sperm, Adamantine Mould Candies
.Soaps. CASTLE, Rosir, and all other kinds.
= / Rio and Java Cofees. -
Black. Imperial and Young Hyson Teas
Hard, Soft, Pulverizet and
Brown Sugars.
SuruDs and Moldsses of all kinds g
Dried Apples and Peaches 80 -
Mackerel, Herring, Salmon.
| Coal OIL and Tirpsntine- EEEo, r. t.
w. Lard, Whale and Linseed Ots.
! Paints OF every description -
] Scrub, and Horse Brushes -s1d =
! Varnishfs, f > sF- gah te
&c, &c, &s., Sc, &c. le t5.og
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"IHE ALLEGHhnIAN"

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aSs~ Cherry, Poplar, Spruce, Pine, and
other Lumber, Butter, Eggs, and Country
Produce generally, taken in exchange ioI
Goods -,.s -.4.T laugi"
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CADDLERY AND HARNESS =
y The undersigned keeps constantly on
hanl and is still manufa curing all articles
in his line, such as
SADDLES,
FINE SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS,
DRAFT HARNESS,
BLIND BRIDES, RIDING BRIDES,
-ra CHECK LINES,
HALTERS, WHIPS, BREBCHBANDSr &C.
All which he will dispose of at low prices
| for cash.
His work is all warranted, and being eIpe-
! rienced in the business, he uses only the best
| of leather. Thankful for past fayOrs, be
hopes by attention 10 business to merit
| continuance of the patronage heretofore so
| literally extended to him.
| Shop above the tin store of Thomas ".
/ Williams, High st. Persons wishing good,
/ substantial Harness can be accommodated.
| HSE- All persons indebted to me are re-
| quested to call and settle soon possible,
| as L need money.
| augI3l a. HUGH A MCCOY.
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VIM. NJ. LLOYD, Pres't. I'D JOHN LLOYD, CGsLteT.
TNIRST NATIONAL BANK s
Il r-rr a Iaq1aal -OFALTOONA.
aGOYERNJlENT AGENCf, ~a8 81.
ibrt sa -e.Tta 20 AND q = = - ~,
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THEaUNl-
TED STATES. .argis5TZs
RAy- Corner Virginia and Annie sts'' Nor'h
Ward, Altoona, PAM dgaea- 10. '-
AuYzop,zrp CAp1raI. :. $500 0Oo 90
CAsH CAPITAL PAM Ix..............- l6o, geo 90
All business pertaining 20 Banking done on
favorable terms. .-
5hriernai Revenue Stamps of all denomina-
tions always on hand 49, ~ =
To purchasers of Stamps, percentage, IN
s,amps. will be allowed, as follows: $50 to
SToo, 2 per cent; SOC to $500, 8 per cent;
$500 and upwards, per cent. laughs
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10 CALL AND EXAMINE GooDSl
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS
b CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS y

The public is invited to call before purcha
sing elsewhere. No charge for showing
goods, buy or not buy. .-..-.l.-.... +.
Customers waited on by polite and atten-
tive Salesmen. ..l.se 81.
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7 OOK WELL TO YOUR FEET.
Boor AND SHOE MANUF4cTcRY,

The subscriber, having dispensed with the
sale of Eastern made work as Il specially of
his establishment, is determined to apply
himself with renewed energy to the manu-
facture of
BOOTS AND OESI
He has in his employ corps of competent
workmen, and asserts that he can turn.
out a better Boot or Shoe than any other
similar esta blishment in Cambria Couu-
ty Give him n trial and be convinced.
Particular attention paid to the man
ufacture of
FINE FRENCH CALF SKIN BOOTS
Good work, moderate prices, and satifaction
guaranteed in all cases.
| Boots ami shoes repaired promptly and il
| a workmaulike manner.
| pSg- Shop or. High-st., one door east of
| CraHfordS Hotel.
| GIVE NE A CALL!
! anq 131 JOHN D. THOMAS.
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g LLOYD & co. BanLers-
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

UHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK-
Or JoHNsToWN, PENNA.
6a;J an Cc,;to1 10000 90
pm ;ie6e 10 increase to............ 100000 90
We buy and sell Inland and Foreign Drafts
Gold and Silver, and all classes of q Goyern-
ment Securities make collections at nome
and abroad receive deposits loan money,
aud do a general Banking business. All
business entrusted to us VIII receive Prom G Pt
attention and care, at moderate prices. Give
US trial. - |
80 -.tr ....a Directors: " -s-| boz
ID. j. MoRRELL, rH JOHN DlBEhr'
ISAAC KAUFMAN, -. JACOB LENERGooDI
JACOB NJ. CAMPBELL, JAMES MCMiLLEN--
GRoRGR FRITZ, .tet -u- ~
lger, 5 DANIEL ]. MORRELL, President.
HI RopERrs, Cqshter l a5'.. [sep3ly
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DRUGS AND PATENT NED{cINEs
Notice..

Buying twice rs large stock as any other
merchant in town, we buy cheaper, ard car
therefore sell cheaper, than any competitor
, 1869-08-08

SPECIAL Despatch TO The thlcaSo Tribune
<rw HAFF 4rrt.zt :.

SPECIAL Despatch TO The chicago Tribune
SEw YORK, August :.
TEE ESnEsGEoEND R4uEoAp-
su1Teys upon the Underground 1iallroal have
been r,.sulued, AID the Directors hope to besta
their elczFatious early In The autum1
rNErXA11c pEsrAIcu.
The fossa Department proposes to tay pneu-
n1tle tthcs from the new Post QEcce TO the prtn-
c.pal railway stations and newsrsier onces-
THE EAGAS 1RLN-
Al the trial OF General EsSan, to-day. for 5Ea1Ls
On the government, one witness tesutei that
lahcsezs we're frequently credited with three or
money for tie work being drawn By Easan~ The
pay rolls were signed in duplicate, but the raen
only looked Al the second order when signing.
WALL STREET.
Duftnees On AL siItet ~as Ee1J dull to-day n
all branches Of speculation, and mos1 OF the
brokers &Ed operation lefI earl5. There was no
feature 10 any Of the uattcis, beyond rise In I
few leading railroad shascs. The creates: ACTIVITY
waz IN NeH York Central, Northwestern and St
Paul The specie shipment TO-DAY vas t9oi oth.
A zus< WAS attempted FesteEdaJ to cause an ad-
yAnee, tut II MAS unsuccessful
LAND COMPANIES FoRAED.
Two rcw conpsntes hare bcea formed for Ine
purchase CT lands IN Virginia a1d their settlement
by c1,tsTan1s from Europe The aggregate Of
lind already purchased br cot1p1rieA In frEtoI1
and Casollnas exceed ore million Of ac1es-
TIE srAS1&H 6rhEoAEs-
REtuos aEe current tonight tnat Secsetasy Fish
has rontsed 10 release The Spanish gunbosts '1''
mtdiaie,y on bis retarn to Washington. serersl
Cuban residents have Issued Carl declaring thai
Cubans do not dekIre Rue1ht,ou md requesting
Ike United States not 10 neGo;l4e fot the pus'
sEGkc OF Cps.x,
, 1869-08-08

SPORTING,
RowlnE mnsch Between James
TsnDit1 ana Henry Coulter, OF
tstYthhurrh.

RoxvlnE mnsch between James
1samltl nna Henry Coulter, of
f't<tsburEh.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
PITTsBcnGu. August +
The great tculnng match ui i've InltA, Tor a
pure Ut Il otd, took p.ace this afternoon oreF the
nrler courte on the AoauncAhe,a River, the con-
tesfa1te being James ua1!!i and Henry Coulter.
Grrtt Interest felt IN the rrsait Of the struz.
g1e IN consequence Of the unsatisfactory result of
the two races rowed previously teIwteu Lie two
mer, and MT less than 1t+ab persons A.seEl aieI
u1 the rltef chores and tls overlooking the
course The Iueu have been tralninX for con-
s!tranfc period, anu Presented themselves u tue
goal this ni.crnoon in capital order fer the
struggle requiring muscle and endurance. Ha-
nill was assisted IN his trutnlng bs 4 youns strip
ItDg LaMtd Wlilau4 Haley, ~Alie Coulter hs1 III
EtntoF an Euctlshhan Aatutd Sp.er, who pos
IN EXTENDED kcowlttise of The Tuwlnx code.
The len made t3etE appearance III The starting
pu!Li at precisely ~ oclocA, and we're greeted
With loud md prolonged chceEa- The5 Ute beau
tl!Ef specimens Of muscular development, and
moved their hoats here and there with 1lyhtn!Gg
raplnE. Ilamill was iresseti III IN as1n1tss pllll
shirt and white English breethts. anu fo~e'l h
pounds Coutcr's shei was u tie SAME w.txnt,
1ht!e he Tas naked 70 the "a:s'. h.s limbs being
cosered with thart. rel bseeche+. Thejtormsr's
e latter aans,ed tue sc"s pS4sl lever Il
tc:. Referee. John II. King. gave the worl 'sgo, ''
When they DARED OF Ike aryows troal Il bow.
SWEEPS aud lis conpc,itor tne familiar sl."r,,
quick st1oke. The party f1t1 down tht stream
until opposite uAnill's tr;Lnly quarters, Wien
the ooats eol'lded. Ham:li CUT rowing, while
Coulter continued on. The greatest excitement
prevailed, md 1nuch HueaSnes. Is lett by hc;ters
he hBd HaEeseA sluU to Ssu on IlaMtll'4 success.
10-L!Sht the Eetttec gave Jtcslon that all lets
Counter 1or so,up uu Monday, hut the latter
REFUSED.
, 1869-08-08

cuned b located on the Old post road, ntAr the
confluence Of tho KindeHhook AMI Ciare13ek
CFeekA about I'VE fnIlsa north OF tho ctty- Itc0n-
P1tseA nearly Era Acfes, and NtS on nj elevation
&bote GrJ ray1ne. A hill trtesvcUes between
this 11tne End the creek On the eaH, Rnd
north OF Ntus ieHs Than the a1u'ude
Of that Ahieh cared IN The crash toot u nee
Tho movement Eas EIadna', and the surface Of
the 4atth undal2,ed Ike waves Of the ocean. No
notse ~ heard untn the moving mass struck the
bare Of the Intervening nl. when there was =
dull, EuBhiluS so1ud, Irsc cMtang distant thunder,
and q quit&T1nR sensation, Ike slight shock OF
earthquake The tA.tn CaTed IN to the distance
nf over eighty feet, aud the sutfnce, As Indicated
By tEee4 and fenEk4 moved 1 dtsHace 81 oref
ht1 hundred 1ttt 50 gradual FAs The
movement thai u Occupied about half
~ hour. End the sight Wi described by those who
The uloss marked tnctdcn:s Of the phcnoEena Il
the tset that m 0ak tre, which Atood b. th- road
A.te, was EoTed With kec+kou OF tue 1eoca to the
bottom Of the E7yine, a distance OF GO ieeE xn4
the tree and fence nov stand a. hf1n and upt12at
a. estr. The weaker tTee8, such ~ p4ne and ne.l-
lock, were snapped As pipe Aetns. And 20 no Ucc.
OF tl,ls nature, two feet OF more n diameter.
k9r doubled AID twisted, LEe w1sp Of a:laF. Tue
lasd n clay, founded On qutck4and, with soil
surface OF not moro than tHo feet in sAiceneaA Il
L. understood thai the quacksaad h44 been gradu.
4Il, washed AWAY from beneath aud passed 1n
infn the stream. The cop1ous showers of Last
spring left The surface q mtfr shell, and the dfJ
~ealnet which followed cansed this sheit 70 cfackr
aud thally fall lAtu tie saEunm tel0w. crrEicc
OF ses Ell inches IN Aidth- trJ feet In length and
deep Le5und sounding hAs appeared On tAt land
ao3otbinE the sunken portion on the south. Aod
fears atr entertained that thN tract Ft1 soon fail
, 1869-08-08

4 Srsv Development In the Dcmo-
cratic taunrrcl-alIsCrd Murderer
AcauElked-'The Crops.
r 3,ha .Etdtlina

Il Srsg Development In the Dem o. =
cratic Nunrrel-alIeEcd Murderer
Acqutited-Thc Crops.
special despatch 10 The Ghicayo Tribune.
MAuiSoS, August :.
Their II new dcyeiopMru: IN the quarrel
among the IcEocEa.a- 4 Convention Is ikel oi
hy some Of tause opposed ~ the Nil TauEee cali
and the COURSE OF tue present Democratic State
Convention, to tx held here after the other con,
EcutluGs. 10 winch Republican s1reheaiis who
are then expected 10 be peufs, and soters sen-
orally Atu IL be united, TO organize Alrt Of
PEOPLES party, the prospects Of h!ch, 10 the face
Of the regular ORGANIZATIONS, would not bc
brilliant.
Getnu1it uodcn. who was t4soneht here week
ago from Quincy, on y charge u numbering htA
wlte in May lass, WAS discharged this morning,
,auys ubi hAlf, the prosecution nnllz II lnpos-
sne 10 mike the UNIV il1lug witnesses testify wnAt
The. had befoEe stutei, Hnssh Treatment Va!
shown, Gnt not enough to cau>e death.
The farmers here hare mad another wsck oi
first 1Att harvest weather. AMI hay I. al cut and
saved, viii quarter oi the emAl g1aln", incu'i.
about uu average croi. RE aut batle' afe some
what better, particularly the latter, an! CATS art
very heayy. Tht weather l. pretty cold for corn
The mercury stood Ut - THIS morning and IL
ri r. H., aud there aSe reports OF g temperature
as low as 70 this morning.
RACINE, Wis, August '.-rcster!ar two young
men Of this city, nnnch Lev. feud!e;oa All.
Frank james, were arrested ior highway robbery
between htrt and ktnOann, Aad ar. now III tht
Racine tHu. The particulars Will sg further deycl
opetl upon examination th.s aiternaon- As far d;
can bt Asccrsaned, they we're euRe~ hat unde1
the influence OF liquor, aad stopped pc'idier
took his bag awhE 1ron him ahd heat hum oVt'
buggy with she bag and made o!1. followed l.!
their ,ictlu. After chase ol soTue distance hrl
finally thrrw the bug ont Of The buggy. Ffanl
Jones has been employed by the treat Western
Telegraph Company. st R1ciIe. for the last twt
mouths. Some TWO years ago he atIsconfts1 iron
Ksposhs, Lew. Penalelon ia one Of Tue suugl
k,rk rat Rn.+trA ~ Ff
, 1869-08-08

IlCtsy1IIK August T.-The weather TO-DAY was
rrrtectIy clear and dei,gbtful- Thus auR Of a.ee-
tclIrse, The ptat external contact commenced a.
i h.. IS M, Is 3; beginning OF the tutu eclipse.
H. - IN IS f.: Duration Uf ellue, H., % s. end
OF cel1rAe, e h.. n H. e@x.
The nolnt of The sun Efst phscrted ras about
Is liz, nurth ut west, nur1pu tae total INNER
eEy Was Of DART bIuclsh tlnt and Surrounding Oh
;etts OF copper color. Sa5cral stars were plainly
ris;I ID: aulous Them Veuua Mercury aud Jupiter.
When eutireIy bIp. y Beautiful faint corpna OF
rght surrounded tue moon, and iatat streaks, like
ets nf ,tant were tecp nrotFutlIug from the edge
During The tota.My The ten. ptratuIr MIS- very cpo.
At SiiEIKfYILLE
1rr,sy11JSEy..A AUGUST THE co.,irr-Jour,4a[
nss fhr fooTtny stn.cial teaerr:,r,s fru, Shplby-
rt,i. cirlnc nj interrstIIsr occouns Of scien.
NA> sUEIBYyIL1r Nv. August ~
r;a FwIsySrY NJ Gnrrsf y
tn. chscrva,,nna hrTe fnLf,y Eern rsry kAus{ac.
th1 n1 .Ht -, tnnns rasrscto y-s+ift,n- Tnc IN
nr.nt i.n tn ~ ,',t.s. tsrnr I,a Wrrre n,
ITJ,rarsttI IN chrrc NJ rhr ot.s.rxattons
III 49, ~ - as.,.tn ~ at.nn - E1rr
o. tatnpIuse EEu hI a1.aIt'o ~ ~ ~
Noast su1 - - { ,1iH @ ~ n..o. ,n pt, -,
psecA:ou- hssittE. ~ r. n!"Ae. ht.t .! i1e toAat
Sutssy' - q -, t s.sseu .n ~ -
Htostt tAt All! - is!lt. eHs', ', s'tat * -
3oik, aesot.e1 Atnlset 70 hne ntse!sat,nns VI sca-
tlat n'lehonlena' ants ouslng tne 'otal PRAISE Nhh
~ sen.n ~ 'urI'n'etEhttat lnaueA Sup
as''s'ant =. a.. HkHe" Aaso uet"teu n.usta
10 oH>tI' aIlhu ~ general pncnoMeaa,
nm haA rna!Es .! ing ooseFvatotJ AltanEs'nenss
mt!so1oloe1eai I*eifAtlohe we're nlaae hF fso1es.
90! Set Mouft ol Lot9stAe, ana lsooef@ lE":s. u
SHeHF'H!t. AnioHs the atuateuss p1cstuL Mas
III! bo~aIea, o. bnsion, eo1 oI me cesehla;ea !,
, 1869-08-08

COOK. COBCRN 4 CO..
NEWAPAFER ADyEH1IAtN3 A.3EETK
a%1 ovlsd v-c-rs a9ssrttst+<n:s for TIE IR1H
rNK. aA t@t ~utEs Al-a, aFens ID r~etsrr o&sfF
tiAem<.ts rtssevs fu< al Nk~hFAPERs on AAGAzsEi
Tia o+t s1.Sas<l ~ T. fr771tu-I4s, Al At Fse
fiAA<-s' toses.f t.'++s.
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, 1869-08-08
The susquchannn tknilrond Am-
bE0E1los

o4oEA1os
ALBANY, August T.-The excitement in the Sns-
guetapua Ka1lrnad tmbrogno continues iester-
daY Judge Beck:nau, on application OF The Kam-
sey lrtcfest appointed Hon X II. Pruyn Receiy-
cr Of Inc Ypad, and Superintendent Van TaAen-
Lurr WIS put In Charge Of the Office. Tnii nosn-
fnv IN cn,nu u, me attca he found that Mr. Her
rlre h.ti rrn trcn. pneunc doors OF
II. nTiSatn rooms. yhereapon he called
In s.ytrni ncn snl .tatioueI them ut
in xsrtnus .nor. win u-,Irrs 10 let none nass In
ss,n aiteT James Fix. IL. Of New YORK, appeared
rrd demanded admission He WIS refused,
~ nh.trnnn1s h. p,1,dncrd paocrs showing inst he
hnH t.tr sn,n.rt,.i Hrre!rrr oI The roaa EF Judge
ls.r,uri II Srw Snrk. and. calling on several
mn hr had viii him declared hl5 ia{ept,on Of
ierrthiy taxing rossesstou. superintendent Van
Vn1kenbuIv apIra,rt and informed Mr. Flax that
Iinn- Il. II. {iri,yn ha1 ,..tp appointed Receiver
ma nd Nan S,iieuhurZ1 had t,ecu nut In caa1re
nf thts orf1re. AMI pr.erci MN {elsk)
ann his nar,y out 4 melee en-
smta Which nsu,tcd In Fisk aut his
ua,,E being e1ccttI Stu Fisk remained, making
= nnj3s9 nr1nons,rat3nn. xhen The Suner1IteuIeui
m, ~, in rstar1,r n5 NJ nf.,rer to iie hn 10 the
ss;t..tnn ~ Innsr NJ Fisl mrcon,nanle-i ttr on
- I'M ~, snnainu his nanert a,,ti no one nppeax-
nIta-x,nst hin, ht IN. diwharrrd liz fhtn re-
.usnst ~ - The o1rr and IN An tntsrylev Eith
Snn..T1n,en,tcnr VIM ysTlrnturv informcd that
s,a,afl,.n 'sn th., h. h.u, ln.tn in rwcpiy such
rTa,.cs In, nrTer met with me Ei1a VINO dared to
, 1869-08-08

nAuiu iu txt.rs for either Afd otNas$esa Uu!tuEt
Every rarrt hArinf dansotrT' t. edae4te 81 ud N,
60 suAxn1ss: FE1 Tt7H!,S y Aini'ter,s - n.uth
tIY In Thu II cIaftuz rsceInlnrnr~ Cl-rHla1 FREE
Addfers. j jacksonville, lliaete. P. y. It,1 4tA
Nm D. SASpEES. S,:r.:Sn.~HG.Et.
, 1869-08-08
INDIANA


SPECIAL Despatch TO Thr t'hlcsEo TrtHane.
TEkRE HATE, Auguats.
This city Fas II the llne OF totallty Of the sosaE
eclipse The rr.1 contact wA at &:l6; thermou-
eter 76e. Totally commenced At o'clock, IS
minutes and IS seconds, nad lasted until! O'Clock
l. minutes anu a5 secoldk lime Of tosal!ty. 9:el-
TnerMo1ttcs, 7oL1. Strong 1tnt frlu the
northeast Appearance t.a21um BEYOND descup-
;1ou. Venus, ArctuFus, L.Ta and Autorcs were
visible, TIE sru was c!tas II 6:1a.
ATWASHISGTpS,
TAsu1EGrox, Ind, August s.-The eclipse CON-
nepced 9; Washington, Davies County. Ind, a.
O'Clock, IS tn,n., - sec. 1ota ohscuraiion u .
O'Clock, IS rntn., hch listed until O'Clock 20
mln-, S sec End Of the eclipse, oc!ock- min.
II sec. Mean time Observation taken With medium
stzt Telescope b. 7. D. Lovctt
AT SIScESSfS-
TlHcESHEs, Ind-, August THE eclipse WAS
seen here unier the Inost favorable circumstances
TIE sky was perfectly clear. II commenced y
AIT r. n, and WIS Total IT s:iA The duration OF
the total observation WAS MINUTES y seconds
The ecltrse ended at 6:le O'Clock. The corona
vas vctJ b1tllla1t giving Rt'ut IS MUCH Light As
an oslioa13 moor. Mercury. Venus aad Jnp'tes
we're rl.lnIJ seeu, bus lGnc OF TIC n1ed stAts AZ
peatrd