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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-30
For Chief Engineer.

THOMAS II. FOX IS DUN ,Sa Vir nS
Fire penSrtmept, at the election in March. lie
Is unnnimourly nominated. and indorred BY
Washoc Engine Company No. l. oil whiSn nc u
an active member. Ja"'u
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Boarding House for Sale,

4 BOARDING HOUSE IN GOLD HILL,
n house. furniture. lot. and good will, now
now doing a good cash business. and centrally
located. Is offered for sale cheap for cash, For
particulars, apply 10 the editor OF me NEws;
MARY E. EMERSON.
Gold Hill. january Cd. 1861. ian2.tf
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BOOKKEEPING |!

IJAyINe LEASED THE BUILDING FOR,
IL mcrly occupied M n clothing store. opposite
the San Francisco Restaurant, Main street, Gold
I'LL, 1 am now prepared to give instruction in
Double and Single Entry Bookkeeping,
Afternoons and evenings Of every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

7 OST, IN GOLD HILL, ON THE 18Th OF
IL December, a DERINGER PISTOL, OF q
new pattern. The above reward will be paid for
its return to the NEWS office, and the finder will
also receive the thanks OF the owner.
Gold Hill, December SOth, lSS. de3O-f
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John COVOde.

If ever the political fitness of things was
admire bly, preserved, it was when John Co
vode was appointed Chairman Of the Radical
State Central Committee. 1t is plain, open
confession of defeat in advance of the active
work of the campaign. Why Covode was
assigned to the position is matter Of pro-
found mystery to the radicals themselves.
Geary himself had one vote out OF three IN
selecting the Chairman. His own friends
say that he pledged his support to Lewis W.
Hall, who coveted the honor, and who it was
supposed would be appointed But honest
John desired the position and demanded
Geary's vote, and Geary, true to his instincts,
as has time and again been publicly charged
by his own political friends, violated his
pledge to Hall and cast his vote for Covode.
What peculiar claim Covode had and still
has on Geary no man not equally honest
with themselves can imagine. If brains
are required to constitute respectable
Chairman of a State Central Committee,
then Covode is as much out of his proper
place as a bull would be in a china store or
as Geary is in the gubernatorial chair. An
address to the radicals of Pennsylvania,
written by John Coyode and printed Just as
1t aoaS ecrittcn and spelled, would be speci-
men of political literature rarely equalled
and never surpassed. 1t would far eclipse
the address of Chaplain William L. Davis
to the radical leaders which appeared in our
paper two weeks ago. But if the coming
political campaign ia this State is to be con
Quoted by fraudulent Misrepresentation and
by appeals to the very worst passions of the
people, then there was peculiar merit in Co
vode's selection. In all the essential attri-
butes of political charlatan. he stands with
out rival in this State. He was the Sir
Boyle Roach of Congress. and is the bull Of
Pennsylvania radical politicians.
''Midas, exposed to all their JEERs.
Had lost his art, and kept his EARS"
1t is fitting tribute to the administration
of John w. Geary that John Covode should
be it's official advocate and defender, and that
he should lead the radical hosts to its rescue.
They have been the Siamese twins Of politi
cal fraud and villainy since the advent IF the
present State administration, and having
been thus lovely in their political lives, i; is
meet and proper that in their political Deaths
they should not be separated.
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TEae Virginia Election.

The Virginia election, which took place
on Tuesday, the 9Th instant, resulted in TIE
total and overwhelming defeat of the carpet
baggers. The majority for Walker, the con-
seTvative candidate for Governor, is nearly
thirty thousand. -Four conservatives, tIc0 rad
icals and one negro are elected to Congress.
There will be a conservative majority in the
Legislature on joint ballot Of at least tDty,
thus securing the election Of two United
States Senators.
The State Constitution was adopted by
an immense majority, emitting the two OBJ
jectionable features, the test oath and the
DISTINGUISHING clause. The result Of this cleo
tion is the first and most suspicious sign offu-
ture peace and prosperity to the South. 1t
is especially gratifying when We consider
that such men as Forney, Van Wyck, Of
New York, and other northern radicals,
traversed the State in order to procure
solid negro vote against the conservative
ticket. In this they signally failed, as they
deserved to do. The negroes Of Virginia,
after four years of experience, have discov-
cred who are their true friends and thou
sands of them voted for Walker and for
Walker men for Congress and the Legis,a-
ture. This election indicates unerringly the
political future of the South. 1t means
peace and harmony between the white aud
black population, which it has been the set
tied purpose of the radical leaders in the
North at all hazards to prevent. As long
as the antagonisn of race could be kept up
by demagogues and Northern political advcu-
turers, there never could be any permanent.
lasting peace in that Aection-there could
be 40 feeling Of concord, no feeling of mutu-
al good faith and dependence oo one anoth
er, between the two races. The negroes
themselves will settle this question if they
are let alone. When that is done the hith-
erto prosperous career Of the Northern car
pet-baggerS will have been brought to a
sudden termination, and the South will then
be left to govern herself.
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The LyconIng Court.

During the session of the Legislature of
county into separate judicial district. At
the last October election James Gamble,
Esq, was elected President Judge. No
charge was ever made against his capacity
or his integrity. During the last session, and
while the member of the Senate from Ly
coming county was absent, bill repealing
the act establishing the Court, was passed
through both Houses in less than ten hours
Geary sat in the Executive chamber until
midnight, expecting the bill to be brought
to him to receive his approval. For some
reason it did not reach him until the next
morning, when he immediately signed it. 1t
was glaring and outrageous fraud from its
very commencement, through all the stages
of legislation, until it received its finishing
touch by John w. Geary's signature
The question of the constitutionality of
the law came before the Supreme Court on
the first day Of this month, and on the
seventh the Court unanimously declared the
act TO be U0id and Of no e6ect. When all
the surroundings of this transaction are con-
siderel, apd especially Geary's hot and in
decent haste in signing the infamous act, the
decision of the Suprsme Court is as point
ed and well merited rebuke to him as could
possibly have been administered. But what
better could be expected from man SO no
torio1sly incompetent to fill the Executive
chair as John w. Geary2 An honest Cover
nor would at least have consulted the mem,
bers of the bar of the district before he
swept Court out of existence by simply
attaching his signature to the bill.
The Philadelphia Press uses the following
language in reference to the subject:
THAT act was a discreditable piece of par
tisan work spawned by the last Legislature,
which The Press was prompt 10 depounce at
the time Of It's passage, and which tie ciioseu
judges Of the Republican party have not hesi-
,ated to declare unlawful"
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The State Convention.

The Democratic State Convention assem-
blcd at Harrisburg yesterday for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Governor and
for the Supreme Court. The result of its
deliberations Is looked for with great inter
est throughout the State. The conduct Of
the democratic press prior to the meeting Of
the Convention had beer marked with SO
much prudence and with such discreet action
as to fOreshadow the conclusions of that body
itself. We trust that this feeling of concil-
liation and good viii has been carried into
the Convention, and that they will charac-
t, Eize all its proceedings. The Convention
-nbraCes some of the ablest and most ex-
perienced members of the party in the State.
We have the utmost faith in their integrity
of purpose and in their determination to
nominate candidate who will sCin in Octo-
Der. We want man of integrity and sound
judgment, in whom the Taxpayers of the
State have confidence, and who can com
mand the respect of the people, and not !
mere puppet who for three years has been a
mere tool in the hands OF the unscrupulous
leaders of his party, as well as the apologjst
of all the corrupt "ringS" that have been
plunde.ing the treasury. With a repre-
sentative man as cur candidate John w.
Geary will surely be consigned to merited
political obscurity.
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The Registry Law.

Our readers will recollect that but short
time since Judge Sharswood, one of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, holding a
Court Of NiSi PTiuS, delivered an opinion in
which he pronounced the Registry Law un-
constitutional. An appeal was taken to
full bench of the Court, and after argument,
three of the five judges, Read, Agnew and
Williams, rerersed the opinion of Judge
Sharswood and held the law to be- constitu-
tional, while Thompson end Sharswood, the
two remaining judges, dissented. The opin-
ion was delivered on Wednesday the 7th inst
The Registry Law will therefore be car
cied out in all its provisions. The opinion
of the Court was delivered by Judge Agnew,
and is perhaps as able an argument in de-
fence of the law as could be presented. We
admit this much, while we deny that Judge
Agnew has succeeded in overthrowing the
strong and impregnable positions maintain
ed in the opinion of Judge Sharswood As
it is low the law of the State, it is mere
waste of time to discuss it. If experience
shall prove it to be a source of vast expense,
and that its operation will work inequality
and injustice, as we believe it will. the reme-
dy is in the hands of the voters themselves,
which is simply to elect majority of mem
bers to the Legislature who will wipe the OBJ
noxious law from the statute book.
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Literary Notices.

TIE LANCASTER 1NTELLIG ENCER.-We
call the attention of our readers to the pros
pectus of that sterling Democratic Journal,
the LANCASTER INTELLIGENCEE, which ap-
pears elsewhere. It has no superior as a
family and political Journal in this State,
and is offered at very low rates.
DEMoREsT's MAGAz1NE FOR AUGUST
This is really the gem Of the ladies' month
lies. It's patterns and fashions are always
fresh, full, and original, and its reading nat
ter varied, and fulI of practical interest
Its new department, "Ths Ladies' CIub, %
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DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERICA brightest
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Young America Certainly this little mag
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BRAINARD's MUSICAL WORLD for July is
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Blood Purifier and Infalible Remedy for Dys-
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parts of the land the medical faculty prescribe
MISBLER'S HERB BITTERS for their pa
tiants who are afflicted with these diseases,
should convince the most skepticll that this
proprietory compound is a medicine upon which
they can rely as absolutely efficacious in curins
such diseases as we have enumerated above
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-07-15

The Democratic State Convention assem-.
bles in Harrisburg to-day. wednesday,
and next week we shall give the proceedings
in full, rs well as announce the names OF
the candidates and speak of their claims ed
itorially. Our county ticket shall receive
attention ut the same time
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-07-15
TESTIMONIALS.

WE. the undersigned, citizens of Latrobe and
Ligonier, " Westncreland county, Pa, cheerful
II submit the following expressive Of our
estimate OF Dr. Fry's abilities a Dentist
We regard Dr. Fry as naturally adapted to
the profession of his choice. His mechanical
ingenuity las furnished 10 his art many inval-
uahJc modltca Jions and Improvements, and we
deem it due 10 him and the public at large to
say that, from long and intimate acquaint-
ance, We can confdestly recemRend him - ali
who may feel interested, as able, faithful
and experienced workman.
LATRoBE-Eli Ferguson, HI. D., John Nc
Cir, NJ D.. Rev. Jerome Kearney. J. L. Cham
Der. ". S. Head, Joseph A. Head, Mich'l Bos
sort, David Williams.
L!sosIER-L. L. Beam, III. D.. VIM. Ash
com, Jacob Eicher, n VI Marker, Esq. Jacob
Breniser, ?. NJ, Joseph Scroggs, ID. d.
LAUGHLIssTowN-Robc Louther, Esq A.
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FAIRFIELD-Dr. James Taylor. [my ely J
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EN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

I'm THE ORPHANS COURT OF
G CAMBRIA COUNTY-Int the matter of
the final account of J. Stoltz and E. Weible,
Administrators of p. " Weible. deceased
Now, JUNE l4rH, 1869, F. A. SHoEMAKER
appointed Auditor to report distribution of the
money in their hands arising from sale of real
estate. Extract from the Record
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk
will attend to the duties of my appoint
nent, at my Office in Ebensburg, on MoNpAY,
26TH July NEXT, at , o'clock, p NJ
F. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Ebensburg, July /, lS69.-3t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-07-15

THE Democratic State Convention of Ohio,
which met last week at Columbus, nomina-
ted Gen. William S. Rosecranz as its candi-
date for Governor. This is unquestionably
a strong nomination, AID one eminently fit
to be made. 1t oignifes that there will be
political thunder all around" in that
State on the second Tuesday of October,
and if. on the day following, thele are not
several thousand dead and wounded radicals,
including their commander, Gen. lays.
found on the field. then '.Old Rosy" as he
IS familiarly called, is not the man We
take him to be.
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~ THE ORPHANS COURT OF

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
ID CAMBRIA COUNTY.-In the matter OF
the final account Of J. StoHz and E " eible,
Administrators OF =. W eible. deceased.
Now, JUNE l4TH, 1869, I. a. SRoEMAKER
appointed Auditor to report distribution of the
money in their hands on personal estate
Extract from the Record.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk
will attend to the duties Of ny appoint
ment, at my Office in Ebensburg, on MONDAY
26TH July EEXT, at > O'Clock, p. NJ
+. a. SHOEMAKER, Auditor
Ebensburg, July /, IS69.-3t
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MERCHANT TAILOR,

SUFFEs's BUILDING, CLINTON ST., JoHHsTowN,
IT AS just received his fall and winter stock
Il of fine French. London and American
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTIN GS,
and fGIl assortment OF Gents FURNISHING
GooDs.
Mr.. Moses has been for eight years cutter at
Wood, Morrell & Co.'s establishment, and now
desires to inform his friends and the public gen
orally that lie has commenced business in Sup
Pes's building, on Clinton stI eet, with a stock
OF goods adapted to the fall and winter, which
he Is prepared to make up in the latest styles
and at moderate prices for cash. hoping by at
tentiOn to business to merit share OF public
patronage, and maintain that success which
has heretofore attended his efforts in producing
good fitting garments Give him call.
Joknstown, Sept. 2, 1868. If.
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SIMON CAMERON and JOHN CovODE were
Washington last week. imploring Grant
. do something to save Geary from the po
itical wrath that is to overwhelm him in
October. Prec isely what those two wor
.hics wanted the second Washington to
80 for their distressed friend Geary, is not
'vfnitely stated. But they wanted it done
quickly, as the emergency was great. Their
situation reminds US of the story told OF two
boys who went fishing. A violent thunder
storm came up. The boys took shelter IN
der very low tree, thereby showing their
good sense. The lightning was terrific. and
presently a tall dead pine, close by, was
shivered to splinters by the fearful element.
IL Z few seconds another met with like
fate. One of the boys, whose name was
John, pale with fright, turned to the other
and said, Simon can you pray 2" mo, l
can't" answ cred Simon. Neither can l."
replied John, "but if we are ever to get out
Of this scrape, Simon, something must be
done, and that mighty quick"
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Ebensburg, gune s. lse9. II.

Shoemaker & Oatman, Attorneys at-Law.)
NJ NOTICE.-Letters of Administration
~ on the estate Of Thomas REESE, late of
Ebensburg Borough, decd, having been grant
ed to the undersigned, notice is hereby given
to all persoLs indebted to said estate TO make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
MARY JANE REESE.
EbeDsburg, June II, 1869. 81. Aimx.
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Hon. j. S. BLACK has recovered sufficient
ly from bis injuries to enable him to quit
the hospital at Louisville and return 70 his
home in York, Pa.
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DEMocRAT1c COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Assembly:
Hon. JOHN PORTER, Washington Twp.
ReqisteY and Recorder:
GEO. W. OATMA&, Ebensburg Borough.
Treasurer:
WILLIAM LINTON. JohDstown Borough.
Commissioner:
JAMES e. NEASON, CIearfied Township.
Poor House Director:
JOHN BLOCH, Johnstown Borough.
As4ditOr:
JOHN II. KENNEDY, Washington Twp.
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