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CORNELIUS WENDELL md sENArOR
POMkROY.
The oLeease Lett


We lately gave Ex- -Postnaster General Ran.
daIi's version Of the storyof the alleged letter
Of Senator Pomeroy To one LAe ats, promising
his vote against impeachnent II The adminis-
tration gave him certain sppointments in Kan.
sas. The version OF Rsndail's was that DIR.
nslius Wendell was in his room at the Post
Once Department when the alleged letter OF
Pomeroy 70 Legate was sho own him. He RAN
DAILY asserted that he kne " the Senator's haud-
writing well, and that the original was In tn It
handwrising; that be (Randalib insisted upon
having the letter or a copy. The original was
refused. but At Randaii's request Wendell
made copy in his presence, ana certified IT,
Randall aftervard took ths copy to the Presi-
dent, and explained his possession Of it. The
following letter from General Batter, however,
seems to put an entirely different phase upon
the case: -ra..-
LOWELL, Sept 22d. 1869 M Dear Pomeyov.
lrememeer perfectly the matter efths so.cailed
Lehafe letter, as II appeared before the Com.
miuee OF the 0anagsrs Of the Hoase Of Repre-
sentatives for the Impeachment Of Andrew
johnson, upon their investi cation. 1t appeared
to our entire satisfac don that aa infau1ous at
tempt had been made % compiicate you with
regard 10 Andrew johnson by the forgery Of
your name, presenting the forged docu mems 10
the Postmaster General, then having an outside
party take . copy Of the forgery, 90 thss it
could not be detected. then destroying the oris.
NAL SO that the forger might Be safs, and then
publishing the contents Of such COPY, 70 your
injury. The evidence was pienary to show
thai you had nothing to do with the matter,
and their was NO act OF yours shown iuconsis.
tent with the prophecies OF your position.
am not where can send you q COPY of the
evidence, but have given you here the full
result crit. lam yours truly.
HON, s. q. PonRRoY.
Evening star., 1869-10-15

The House Of Bishops Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church assembled in New York,
yesterday elected Dr. II. N. Pierce % Missions.
~ Bishop Of Arkansas and the Indian Terrific
~. The new Bishop was born in Rhode
Island. and graduated IN Brown University
He performed missionary labors for several
years In Texas, and was At one tims rector Of
ST. Johns Church, Mobile. Hsis minister Of
great ability, snd is very popular in the mis-
sionary region now placed under his Episco.
pal control.
Evening star., 1869-10-15

TIE WxHxLY STAR, now on our counter an
In wrappers ready for the mails, contains
late and reliable returns from the elections in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Iowa; an account Of
the Presidents trip to the Frederick Fair
" Bessie Parker" a capital story in six chap
terse by John G.. Watts; the Dirt Bust.
nesss-the CITY Hall Investigation, &C..
The International Ex position Meeting
Ouban News; Society News; washington
News and Gossip; the Courts; the Worklng
People; Useful Items of Domestic Economy;
Humorous Stretches; with Departmental ana
Local News; Agricultural and Housekeepine
Miscellany; and the latest TeleRraphic Dis.
patches from all parts of the world.
SALE or MARINE HosPIrAL.-The marine
hospital and grounds. about two acres, located
at Eerry Point, near Norfolk, Va, were sold
on Iuesday at auction for 4i5.6O0. A. J.. Nick
els, Esq Of Williamsport, Pa, was the pur-
chaser. Tne government limit upon the prop.
erry was si1.boo. -.oT
@Mrs. DR.. Walker wanted to pull the nose
of . Cincinnati reporter who wrote deroGatory
OF her pantaloons. 81 "
~An Englshman named Woolcock was
killed by an explosion OF nitro giycsrine al
Sebaj Lake, Me-, on Monday.
There is no ex.President chosen of once
by votes OF the people living to- day--a state of
things that has NOT existed before in this CEN
tury.
a0At Austin, MINI. the other day. a man
was nned by justice $13 for squee7dpg wo-
mans hand.
SThe Pope'sarmy consists OF is, 700 men of
all natlonalities; in fact one OF the most cosmo.
poiitan military force extant.
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The condition OF Admiral farrasut's health
which we are PANIED to hear Is even more crit
icaI than the newspaper dispatches would
indieaie-isa topic Of interest in almost every
eireIe. and in some quarters the direct and re-
discussed with considerable rreedom-as II the
dread event were impatiently waited for /.
Ssme of our cotemporaries, we observe. with
competitors NOR cheated out Of their ante NOR
tum enterprise by his restoration 10 health
have prematurely dragged from their bio-
graphical pigeon holes a sketch of the Great
Admiral's life. But in naval circles the prob
able contingency seems TO excite most in
teresf, underlying, as n does, questions
OF promotion ana adv ancemenL Which b
snect very large number Of persons
As o matter OF course, in the event Of the death
OF Admiral Farragut, Vice Admiral Porter
would succeed 70 the honors and sponsibiI-
tiles OF that position. Next on the lsr, and in
direct line Of succession to the Vice Admiral
ship, comes Rear Admiral Goldsborough; but
ms chances for promotion to the place thus
made vacant are net considered free from com.
plications BY . good many naval people, on
account Of questions heretofore raised touching
his retirement from and replacement on the
active list. There can. however, hardly he n
well grounded doubt on this point; and il Is
safe 20 assume that any promousus made for
some tune TO como will be In regular order.
according 10 the naval register as IL now stands.
Meanwhile, Let rs express the hope that the
sue]eet OF these premature exhibitions may Be
spared for many years to a grateful country,
Evening star., 1869-10-15

The National Commercial Con vention q,
Louisville. Kentucky, yesterday occupied n.
time N discussing the financial policy OF ths
administration, but NO conclusion wa. arrived
Evening star., 1869-10-15

The Montgomery (Aia.) Stae Journal pub.
fishes Slstter from "an Ex- -Colored Dsmoc rat,'
but unfortunately does not tell rs what is the
color Of that Democrat now.
Evening star., 1869-10-15

TnE SHosTnED-On and after the 10Th
instant, the time by railway between san
Francisco and New York, Pniiadelphia ana
Wsshington VIII be reduced from seven 10 ak
days Whenever expedient. another reduction
offron twelve to twsnty-foar hours can easily
be made.
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

E3. 3..nENr.rhe aesir.ble DwELLING
q s'b street. lately see ,,ed by Bieh.rd :: lr
INC all the mefern uI2r bvemsnts. FOR terms ap
ply 70 IN JOHN BLAKs. Nasfonh Nero
poiftal Bank. or NM GORDON, Gr. Ateor
Ssy st-Law. no. Sss street, opposite vlsy
EOR RENT-The "a and 81 stories Of Clarke
l. bufldfpg leach in one large room. u on Peuna
avenue, between A> snu sth sts will b. for rent
August lst. INQUIRE of d. DAS'L b. OLA ARkE
corner ~ st and PeAna. avsnue. % 6
kOR RkEr-On nIst nocr. one large and nicely
ROOMS, suitable for hOu.ek ping. will be rented
together or separate. a so, one front CH NIB g,
III - rented very 0h0op - Festabee teoooeU. DO
Sle North street, Capitol Hill, between Della
ware avenue and let street eeet. - - Up
9R 6I REEIMls 49, ,1,.ss f.SiIy. . c:.tesssaI
e.: bath SS fer ssi'sis: g tJo
fsss :: " sss s Pee s'
E>OR tALE-ATA BAR0NIN-sRlCK HOUsl
L on q strest, betwesn ith sad sth streets. and
bsses,ens, . rooms ess fhfoashoss; Bsth roo1
With hot md cold Vst.r Lnt sfxl0 Asoiy 20
KILBOURH D LAfTA,
4s- Rsat Estate BrokeIs,
~ - - l. u Ootner Hu aoo -.
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IHI oPsRA--As Mr. Peake, OF the Richings
troupe. Aas actor, fair singer, and worthy
gsntleman, has oenens &C the Narfonal Tneatsr
tonight. On which occasion he will essay the
oinicalt role of .Mephisropneles" in "faust,"
We trust he viii have crowded house. The
company Close tnsir engagement to-morrow
vening, aaA On Monday the celebrated Lydia
Thompson Barlssque Troupe will appear Ia
"Sirbad the Sailor.n
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OHIO ArD TEE FrSfs1xTH AxlsDNIzr.-
soms doubts have been expressed a. 20 the
Status Of the men who were elected on the
Reform ticket IN Hamilton county, Ohio. A
dspafeh received here yesterday aftsrnapn
says s'-"Oar legislative majority includes the
Reform msmosrsin Hamilton county, who are
Repabhcan and viii vote for the nfteenth
amendment." This ensures the ratification OF
the amsndment BY OHIO
Evening star., 1869-10-15

J., MOSS x KHLLI, Cashier Of the NstionaI Metro-
emply swear that the above statement ID true %
the pest of ny knowledge and belief
M0eE0 KELLY, Cashier,
Oorreet-Attest: john b. BLAKE,
WA b. TODD,
w. g. METZDROTT,
''. Directors.
D'artct Of Colsn5id, Cosnty of Wasiinytor:
sworn 70 sad subscribed before me- this four.
teoath day Of October. ls6o. ( ( -
1t "'o' notary Publ. pSdint'' )
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CARPETING.

CAhf EIlNG.
Websg leave to call the attention OF our rusto
mefe ana tse public 70 the very extensive and .e.
isct stock q lCAkPETING. OFT CLOTHS. OUR
IhuN MAIkkJALS, &c, Just opened sr our es
AxSbHsTEE CARPETS,
BkUSSHLS GA RPETs
TAPESTRY OARPET
THREE PLY UARPETe,
1X1RA 1NGRAIN CARPRTS,
eUP1BFIhE INGKAIN CARPETS.
@Good ALL WOOL INGRAM At Csc. to 81
,ssr,1.s 5.sasn - - HAND LOON IkGRAIN very
SVIlENA CARPETS Soc. (
Dru g9ets, Floor Linen. Wine Cloth. Terry,
keps, Damssf, Hair Oieth. shade Holland aud
6i1tnIe:, , Billiard Cloth; Enamsled Cloth. Table
widths AID PRICES, Stair kods, 40. window Oor
Sssss.1s: S:., sna Lee "a. tain: n
Tslestry Bugs and 4afS, arest variety seo
"a large lot OF Canvass (linen carpet wrap.
pngsl st &c. per square yard.
- Is s; msds And Put down in the best man,
CASH, We cheerfully invite comparison Of our
,rices with those Of any Other nrst class retail
WI 8. MITCHELL 4 co.,
Corner Of 9th street and Penna avenue,
toyer Perry Bro. . Dry Goods Stors.)
sAMU1L K1R. oc l4-.m
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EPORr or fHI CoMDIrIoN
TIE National Metropolitan Rank.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.,
Az the Close OF Business On the ssh Dar
Of October, 1853.
Evening star., 1869-10-15

From Prender & Co. we have Az the Year
Round. Once Week and Bets Life in London all
for October g
Evening star., 1869-10-15

from Pulp & Solomon we have the Atlantic
Aluanac fof 1870.
Evening star., 1869-10-15

DLA0K sILKsi BLACK siLKs!l
JUST RECEIvDD sPLINDID
BLACK GROe GRAIN SILKS, at q IS. g.,
S2.2s, ~ so, S273, and % Der yard.
PLAIN C0LORID SILKS AND sATtNs. all
Pk.lD. POPk1Ne, PLAIN FRENCH AN N
IRIeH POPLIhe, at VEkY Low PRICBS
.-.E@ a JOB. J. MAY,
.-A. 500 PsnnsyivAnis aYenue, ,
oc IL 2tif ..- y L Z Between 9Th and 10th.
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II OOMs FOR RENT-In suites or siaeiy. pleas
~ anty located and coBveaient to cars. Apply
213 ct bet. 18th and 18th. oc 9.Iws
EoR sALE-New BRICK HOUSE, No 9.s
= lgth street vest. between and z sts. porth /,
Two stories, hve rooms, With two. story wood and
eosI house, and front and back yards; Price low
IHcH Ass TO W. WAL
oc 3 eo2w~
EOR SAILING. IS, north side East Capitol
street. . few stsps from East Capitol gate, a
susstantisl BRICK HOUSE, cottage style. con
tsining eight roome and passages, with summer
+, d1sni in SCI ard In ron y"rd tree.
ana howers. The lot 10 "a feet front By III feet
oeep, eno the location one Of the haudso1est IN
tne city. This property Will be sold at low fig
1Isi %ss, Apply 4Ss street corner of 9Th street
EOR RlNT-Three- story BRICK HOUSE, with
gas, on Rhede Island avenue. between l4sn
and 18th streefs; No. 4aS. Inquire OF WILLIAM N
). WILLIAMS, No. 81 4 street. oc7 7t'
EOR sALE-Three ST. ~ BRICK HOUSE, a2A
Mary land avenue, near the corner of 9Th street,
hsssnd Gas hot and cold Tster rsnss FIRE place
Stable Of lot, With gas and water. and room
ior three horses. VIII be s9id c6SsR dor essh
oe7r sas PAM, ~: 1: GHI90kvyss .vts :.
FOB RENT-Four FRAMK HVUsIs on 4fh
Apply to JAMIs Y. BARksR, 4a5 h street
TOR sALE-Ten BOUSEs,-Ten Houses on
L Corcofan street, just completed; water and
sss throughout; pressed brick fronts; Msnsard
and Italian roofs.
Terms easy
H.w.-HAMILTOH.
562 7th street,
se 3.n Builders Depot.
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CBAND REDUCTION OF PRICES.
shaved and Hair Out. Is cents; Do or Hot or
Mustschs Dyed, IS csnts; Do. Hair durisd, |, Is cts
prfvate entrance TO Ladies' Hair Dressing Rosm.
,Ocrner 18th street and Penns. avenue under tie
-Four nrst. eIsss BABBIBs waut.i. oc ,slm.
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w.. q. nlLL1R, A3IORuBY- -Af.LAW.
OH AL sAcs 70 us. Z U6 stssse. ~. the
xsno - Vest. Thee Geo4e sesd O o8
esi.I -. ~ - 81 fis.s se..s,S .ss::. SsS;;.
o. FsSS. SE:sSS4Ts SE.sSS4{s
oei m la1g a. - ST. sAkls,SS sAks SSSo:t
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The Legislature.
chusetts.

At the last session Of the Legislature,
an act was passed, and may be found on
page 40 Of the State laws for 1868, redu-
cling the total number of officers and en-
ployees attendant Oh both branches of that
body to about fifty, in which number are
included ten persons as pastors and fold
ers of the public documents, at salaries of
$500, and two superintendent, at $500
each. This act, however, did not in any
way affect the persons who had previously
been elected 10 do the pasting and folding
Of the two houses. The consequence was
that the cost to the State Of folding and
pasting the public documents IN wrappers
for distribution was, on the part of the
House, s37 900, and, on the part Of the
House and Senate together, about $50 900.
Soon after the opening of the present ses-
sion, an offer was made in caucus by
Messrs. Rauch & Cochran, publishers of
Father A6rahaos, Of Lancaster city, to do
the entire pasting and folding of the House
for 5000, and of the Senate for 81, 500,
or both together for an even 1000.
On the ground that the law before re-
ferred to made provision for the work, and
prevented action on the proposition, it was
almost unanimously rejected. Yet on the
heels Of its rejection, a resolution was
adopted in the same caucus to repeal the
law Of last session and give each member
the appointment Of paster and folder
On this resolution, committee was ap-
pointed, we believe, for both branches.
We are heartily glad to see that the Sen
ate committee have reported adversely to
the proposed repeal, and hope they will be
sustained by an emphatic majority. What
the House committee have done or may
do, We cannot say.
But this We say-that such extrava-
gance had better be nipped in the bud.
Such reckless expenditure of the public
money is simply dishonest. If Republican
members have neither the good of the
State nor their party at heart, they may
take part in such extravaganza while they
have the opportunity; but we greatly
mistake if they do not find themselves at
home as soon as possible, covered, if not
with the sodium heologicaene," at least
with the sodium legiSldtOrem."
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JOHN H. SURRATT is now In South
America, but intends returning In month.
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Herald vouches for the following
concerning the conspirator as being true
in every particular /: learn from one Of
his friends that he has prepared full and
explicit statement of the conspiracy which
resulted in the death of President Lin
coin. In this he denies all knowledge of
any assassination plot, bnt confesses freely
that Booth aud himself and others were in
plot to abduct Mr. Lincoln. He de-
clares that assassination was never spoken
of to him, and was not agreed on by Booth
and Payne until the night it took place.
lie luther insists on the entire innocence
OF his mother, maintains that every effort
was made to keep the abduction plot from
her knowledge, and says she was simply
the victim of unfortunate circumstances
and the machination of the witness Weich-
,uan, whose evidence, it will be remem-
bered, caused Mrs. Surratt's conviction.
Surratt proposes 70 tell everything he
knows, the good, bad and Indifferent, and
make oath TO it. He feels, it IS said,
that it will be SO impartial and straight
forward that it will be believed
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A UDITORS' NOTICE.

N In the Orphans Court of Cambria
county, Pa, in the matter of the first and sec
ond accounts of Enoch Farrensworth, admin
istrater Of William Henry Lloyd, decd, the
last of which was submitted to J. G. Easily,
upon exceptions.
And now, to wit, the 9th December, 1868,
on motion of George NJ. Reade, James C. Eas-
ly appointed Auditor to report distribution
of the money in the hands of said accountant
to and among the persons legally entitled
thereto. By the Court.
Extract from the Record. In testimony
whereof have hereunto set my hand and af
fixed the seal of the said Court this 9th day
of december, 1868. JAS. GRIFFIN, elk.
Notice is hereby given that will attend to
the duties of the above appointment, at the
Office of Geo. NJ. Reade, ESQ. at 2 o'clock,
p. M, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of FEBRU-
ASY. 1869, when aud where all persons in
terested may attend if they proper or be
debarred from any share of said fund.
JAMES c. EASILY, Auditor.
Jan 21-3t.
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YOUNGSTOWN DYEING ESTAB-

The undersigned would inform The citizens
of E5ensburg and vicinity that he continues
to carry on the ColoTing business in all its
branches, at the old stand on Locust street.
Coloring and cleaning of ali kinds done to
order Gents clothing colored, cleaned and
pressed equal to new. Ladies dresses, silk,
cotton or WOODEN goods, shawls, colored,
cleaned or pressed to look as we'll as new
Ribbons, feathers, &c, colored to look like
new.
bsS~ Goods sent by express will receive my
special attention and returned as soon as
finished. SAMUEL VI RAINEY.
Johnstown. Nov. 26. 3m.
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SENATORIAL.

Senator Ramsey is to be returned to the
L. s. Senate from Minnesota.
Carl Schurz has been nominated by the
Republican Legislative caucus in Missouri
as their candidate for like honor, in place
Senator Henderson.
Hannibal Hamlin has received the Re
publican caucus nomination by majority
of one over Senator Morrill,, present in
cumbent from Maine.
A. w. Campbell is likely to be elected
by the Legislature of West Virginia. He
is said to be man of decided ability.
In New York, Governor Fenton has
been nominated, over Senator Morgan, the
present incumbent.
Lt.-Gov. Wm. j. Cumbach has been
chosen from Indiana, in place Of Senator
Hendricks.
Senator Stewart is to be returned from
Nebraska.
Senator Chandler viii be elected from
Michigan.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

NOTICE
IN To Supervisors and School Directors.
The County Auditors having certified the
amount of Road and School taxes received on
Seated ana Unseated lands, the Supervisors
and Treasurers OF School Boards of he sew
eral districts entitled to the same request
ed to present proper vouchers to the County
Treasurer and receive the same on and after
the first day of February. 1869.
JOHN FERGUSON,
JOHN A. KENEDY, CONS.
MAURICE MCNAMARA,
Attest: THOMAS J. GLASS, Clerk.
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the press that makes the money that I'm
Gle Sam uses. The father of this biggest
of all schemes is the biggest of all the
schemers, Benjzmip F. Butler, of Massa-
chusetts
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-01-21
A Il u Il L Y E
"A Concentrated Indigo.i

A Il u X L y E
N Concentrated Indigo.I
FOR 7 H E L a L n D Il Y.
II is warranted MOTTO streak, or in any man
nor inju-e the finest fabrics.
For family sold in five cents, ten cents,
and twenty cents boxes.
Each twenty cents box, besides having FIVE
times as much blue as the FIVE cents box, con-
tains pocket pin cushion or emery bag.
For Hotel and large Laundry use, it is ut
up in s. 90 boxes.
Sec that each Box has proper Trade Mark.
For Sale in Ehensburg by Y. s. Barker and
NJ. l.. Oatman. Jan. Il
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-01-21

VICK's FLORAL GUIDE.-An ilustrs-
ted annual, with the above title, has come
to hand from the publisher. Mr.. James
Wick, Rochester, n. Y. It contains accu-
rate descriptions ofthe leading floral treas
ures of the world, with plain aud complete
directions for sowing seed, ransplanting,
after-culture, and all matters connected
with horticulture, illustrated with numer-
Gus fine engravings. To the florist aud
farmer it is a valuable acquisition, and its
cheapuoss-only ten cents per COPY
should induce all interested in gardening
and floral matters, to send for number
It, moreover, contains complete catalogue
of seeds, which can be furnished By mail
to applicants. The sample copy before Us
is attractive, and deserving Of perusal.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-01-21

THERE seems to be every prospect for
a revival ofbusiness interests 10 the South
ern States. This is especially true of the
seaboard States, AID Of the rich cotton and
sugar regions. The opportunities for in-
vesting in land are excellent. The ter
rible depression OF the past few years have,
Of course, thrown many thousands of acres
into the market, under the bankrupt act
and by the action of Individual owners
themselves. There is much greater will
ingness TO sell, both 10 Northern men and
to the laboring population also. Judging
By the official advertisements of land sales
under bankruptcy orders in the Virginia
papers authorized to publish them, there
are to-day at least five hundred thousand
acres offered fer sale in this way alone.
Millions Of acres of good land can be pur-
chased now at small prices. Other inter
este are also arousing themselves. Plan
ter5 find that with a smaller number of
acres and N IRE thorough cultivation they
do better than was the case in the old
sloveniy style. Manufacturing enterprises
are projected, and mining will be entered
into vigorously in many sections where
nothing Of that sort has ever been done.
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE!.

The subscriber would inform the citizens
of Ebensburg and vicinity that he keeps con-
stantly on hand erything in the
GROCERY IND CONFECTIONERY
line, such Us Flour, Tea, Coffee, Sagar, all
kinds of Crackers, Cheese, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
CANNED PEA CHES -4ND TON4 TOES
Also. Buckskin and Woolen Gloves, Woo
en- Socks, Neck ties, &C, all of which will 30
sold as cheap if not cheaper than elsewht'e'
4 fuH assortment Of Candies
RzE~ Ice Cream every evening.
augi31 r. r. THOMAS
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-01-21

Our State Legislature on Tuesday cleo
ted Hon John Scott, of Huntingdon, Z.
s. Senator for six years, commencing the
18th Of March next
GOLD is quoted AZ 1876.
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Is the editor Of the Freeman utterly
and entirely revengcful? Can he neither
forgive nor forget? Will he never rise to
that virtuous hight which is crowned with
good words for enemies, and particularly
for political enemies Will he never be-
come able to bury in forgetfulness the re-
mcmbrance that some two years ago Hon.
D. J. Morrell beat him for Congress, and
cease feeling ugly about it We like the
editor of the Freeman very much, and
would gladly forget that he suffered the
stings of defeat. But here, about every
second week, he obtrudes his private and
personal troubles upon the public through
the columns of his paper, and says harsh
things about Mr.. Morrell, and hints at
corruption, and talks Of the potency Of
money, and says something about the un-
gratefulness of Republics, and in general
conducts himself like bear with sore
head, and we cannot forget it, and cannot
but think that he is not amiable and for
SiN NlhsS, OuC CSoOOASIiCui anu HluuIC1lHC. OuA
neighbor may feel that his political fate has
been sad, and may even become morbid
on the subject. But he should keep his
di5tempered thoughts and ideas to him
self: Tho people are satisfied with the
choice they made for Congressman, and if
the Freeman man only maintains decent
degree of silence, it will not be known that
he does not bow good-naturedly to the will
Of the majority, but sups upon anger in
secret.