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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-26
NOTICE. Petition for the Incor-

N UI IIDII.-A ItlIlOn lot Tic IhCUT-
~ poration of "KickenspdTlipg Tribe, No. 60,
of I'm pTOrcf Orrfcr Of Rel Men" having been filed
in the Prothonotarys Office of Cambria county,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the same will he
presented for the action of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, at June TerSit, 1870. when, if no
sufficient reason be shown to the contrary, the
prayer of the Petition will be granted.
BY the Court. Certified Iith May, 1870
From the Record. j. X. HITE,
NAV Ig-4t. IFOthOnOtdTU.
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PLEBISCTTE means buying as many dry
goods and groceries you pleaSe e at \. +. Car
ROLL new store. No. 2l5 Main street Johns
town Look out for an oval sign hanging
above tie door, nearly oppnsire Dibrrt's alley,
with No 2I5 thereon. Enter-uo guards at
tend Enter, the boys attend TO all customers
in the polirest manner and sell powerfully
cheap, am. extravagan;ly fast. Such bargains
are rarely met with in this age.
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T IBEL IN DIVORCE.-DAx'L Dox-

IL LEY rs. ELENOR DONIEY-In Common Pleas
of Cambria CnHHtu. No. %, 81 pfrGbcr Term 1870.
And now. December Is, lSG9 on motion of
JOHNSTON " SEAMAN, Attorneys for LibclGnt,
JOSEPH MCDONALD. Esq. i appointed Commits
sioner to take testimony and report the s;lInc 10
the Court. i1O. IN.
NOTICE-In pursuance of the above order 81
Court, 1 will sit at my Office in Ebcnsburg. on
WEDNESDAY, THE IS,r DAY OF JUNE, 4. ID. 1870,
between the hours of and o'clock. L. NJ. for
the purpose Of taking testimony; when anu
where the parties Interested may attend if they
think proper JOSEPH M'u'DE AID,
EhcIlSburg. May l., $50. Commissioner.
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UE r SEAMAN. Anoan,g-,.t La,p.
l CarrolItown, Cambria Co, Pa. Ali man
ner of legal business with which may be fe-
vorei will receive prompt and oaref,il etten-
tscr. Collections saeceEty. May III
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A Succession of course nobody
wants the money back which he paid Mr.. A
& Fry in I'D ol the decoration ceremonies, but
We suggest. IA method of getting even. that
every contributor should pay visit to the store
of that gentleman and buy few dollars worth
of choice goods and he will find that he has
got his money back in the most agreeable
and certain way :hat could be suE gested. Try
it, everybody and everybody else.
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EhIpLnYnIENT:

HUNDREDS OF AGENTS make from So 40
~ SIOper day in selling our I'ATsNT ENTEN-
SION REEL AND SwIETS, combined. sed IN
every family for winding YarIii silks, Worsted,
&C. Winds full sized skein, aud weighs less than
one pound. AGENTS WANTED. For terms,
e'c'' II. Ti.uI +: sTORKE a. CO., Auburn, n. y.
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IA NfODEL "a lU&Es

Being cripple, l have made house planning
special study. One built last season has proved
n model of convenience, beauty, and economy
general information of value to all, sent free
Address with stallp or script If convenient,
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u Fl PLANK. Nj D., tenders hls
I'1s professional services to the citizens of
Ebens5utg and vicinity. Once on High street,
opposite the new Congregational church. East
Ward Night calls can be made at the late resss
aerce II II. e. 8. Bum. West tIsrd. tu5y1s.l
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A HoME SCENE.-.'My dear wife, how
can Won afford 10 buy two webs of calico a:
once 2" I've John. my dear. wen to V :
:. Birker's store just Ia see his lew goods. and
his clerk Showed me such beiuiiu and excel
lent calico at lG cents yard that | couidn t
resist the tenlptA tion of buying enough to do
myse'f and the children for whole year 1t
is really wonderful What spendid goods Mir.
Barker has anu hos cheap he does sell them "
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JOHN y. BI4AIfl. NhelIU
SheriGs OGice, Ebensburg. May 10, 1870
SALE.-Bv virtue of

g HERlFF'S SAIE.-lSv virtue of u
- writ of FL Fn. Issued out OF, the Court OF
Common Pleas of Cambria county, aud to me
objected; there viii he exposed 70 Public Sale.
at the UNION HALL IN JoHNsTQMN. on Friday,
tbe sd day OF Jslns. ilPxs. at clock, p. N,
the following Real EstGte, to Nit.
All the right, title and interest of Jas. Muir
ply. Of in and 10 piece or parcel of land situ-
met, George Hornick. and others, containing
. 3D. acres, more or less, about acres Of which
are cleared, h1virg thereon erected two story
Plank HOUSE and Frame Stable, now in the oCI
cnpancy of James Murphy and Felix Kcnticfiv
Taken in execution and ia be sold st the, suit SSf
c. B. Ellis. JOHN a. BLAIR, Sheriff,
Sberiffs Ofice. Ehensburg, MaY IG. iSTO,
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-Iiy Write of a
~ writ of Fl. FG~ isSased out of the Court az
Common Pleas of cp4nbrta county and to me
directed, there VIII be exposed to Public Sale,
at the COURT l1oUSH tN EBENSBUftG on Ss.tur-
day tne &t&t day hf juno ncXt. at o CLOCK,
r. ~: The tollovilig Real Estase. 10 wit:
All tse right. title and tiltsttSt OF Jarss-s VII
more, of. in ulia piece or parcel Of land sit
uate I'm Sumn,erhill township, Cambria county:
adjoining lands of Owen Roberts, Patrick Nc
Coriaick, and Others containing $50 aerea more
or less, about so acres Of which are cleared;
having thereon erecteda two story (nart LOO and
occupancy of James Wilmore and WIN. skellys
Taken In execution and 10 be sold at the suit OF
Patrick Dorani - JOHN A. nLAIR. sheriff,
sherir's OiIsce Ebensburg, May l9 1870
~ Subscribe fcT and oCfvvr+:ise u The CAEs
ERA FREEIAE
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER. : \

~ the solicitation of niany friends. / hereby
offer myself as Q candidate for COUNTY COM
MISSIONER, SIibject to the decision of the Dem
ocTatic Convention of Cambria county, or to
the VIII of the Democratic voters of said coun-
ty, in whatever other manner expressed. If
nominated afld elected pledge myself to per-
form the duties of the position honestly and to
the bett OF my ability. keeping ever in vieS the
interests of the taxpayers.
PATRICK SMITH.
Munster Twp. May 1e, 1S10.-tf
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DU B LILO s AL E
as, DRRxnNGT pROPERTV

There viii DE eXl'osed 10 Pubhc sale, at the
American Hotel iii st. Augustine, Cambria Co,
described property, to wit l Cow, 8 1fogs, 2
Hives of bees: Bedstesids and Bedding. Chairs,
Tables Stands. Heating Stoves, Cooking stoves,
Carpeting, Looking Glasses, Queensware, Tin
ware, and all other articles necessary to Hotel
kfeliitiE. Sale to commence ut O'Clock
of said day, at which time terms will be made
known by CECILIA M'GOUGH.
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CLOSING PRICES OF De HAVEN 81 BRO ;,
40 South Third Street. Philadelphia. at 3
O'Clock. P. NJ, May 2S, 1870
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ANNOUNCEMENTs.

THE OLD WAR HORSE READY
Il FOR THE CAAIPAIGN.-Tb the De1nocTuttc
Voters Of Cambria COitntB.-Old Silver Grey JouS
ORNER hereby announces himself as a candidate
for nomination for the office of SHERIFF. sub
feet to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. 1 have lived 81 years in Cambria
county, and have never before asked for an Of
See. Free Trade aud Sailors Riqhtsr Is my
motto. JOHN ORNER.
Summitvine, May I2, Is70.-3t-*
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-26

BIG SroCK People who do their shop
ping in Loretto should not fail TO sample the
immense stock Of goods recently opened at the
store of J. Christi in that borough His
assortment comprises all styles and varieties,
including dry goods, notions, groceries, drug.
etc. and we know that he has made up his
mind not to be undersold. Look at his goods,
learn his prices. and see If it is not TO your ad
want ge to buy from him.
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH LEMON,

estate of JOSEPH LEMON. late of Chest town.
ship, Cambria county, deceased, having been
granted TO the undersigned by the Register of
said county. notice is hereby given to all per-
sons indebted to said estate to make payment
without delay, and those having claims against
the same to present them properly authentica-
ted for settlement. JOHN LANTZEf,
Chest TwD., May 8; IS1D.-6t+ AdfH r.
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Auction Cheaper than any auction,
better than any auction. faster than any auc
tinn. more polite than any auctioneer, does
John j Murphy sell dry goods and dress goods
at the cheapest corner in Johnstewn. Dry
goods, fine dress goods. carpets, everything
YOU want. does john j. Murphy sell. Light
ming could not strike house faster than Juhn
J Murphy sells goods. Go soon or all his
cheap goods will be gone. Eiiabunk right
away.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. :

h Estate of ELIZABETH PATTERSON, deed.
Letters TcStamcntary having been granted by
the Register of Canlhria>cOunty to the under
signed on the Estate of ELIZABETH PATTEilSoS,
late of Blacklick township, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said es-
tate TO make payment without delay, and those
having claims to present them in proper form
for settlement.
Nav 70. ct. JOSEPH :. MardfS, Executor.
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Cheapest -SimpTcst-Bc !-Gearing all
enclosed and warranted in McLanahan, Stone Il
Isett's (Holidaysburg, Pa) Mo,ccr, which they
deliver free of freight for $40. They have also
the best IndeBJirie;t Spring Tooth HdB Rake,
EMORY MoCer Rut Grinders, Self Ltdhtng h1eetl-
an. Gum SlIing Drills COmbiicd ClOCer HujtcTs,
Se)Ddrators, Cuier Mus, &C., &c, MCI,ANAHAN,
STONE s. IsETT, Hollidaysburg, Pa. lm.l2.3m.+J y
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Cor Suor The man who got shot at
the hardware store also bought silk dress at
Mayors, 2l2 Opera House, Main street. Johns
town. and taking il hsme, struck his wife with
surprise but Mayer bad knocked down the
price before this remarkable episode. so that
the blow we make will not strike in. Ii aiy
one is pulled up with this notice, let him go
and buy his wife nice fan at Mayer, so that
she clm puff and blow her nice face with some
of his nice powders.
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non Sale.
n aeld on Ts,-1SSIn Nm extensive auction sale
GalutzjpH q. SI Long & Bracken. f"ur - nile, ,
iSr limestone pTee'IE2n, E., Pa: r. r., Comprising a
~ aud cycaiTarm arm of 240 acres, with good
|i,'r9 +, good Pt.ent Pnsnt springs of water; also,
.Ssalesvilloo oFn5hhle nSidle Saw Mill, Quilt by
sgoas Plou1SOsm SOmo,l Horses, Oxen, Har-
oaGs En- etc, eto y Goos S5osr barIpa %i anS
'''S1ned at this great sale.
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SHARPEN UP.-People who have use for
IA erindstone, and want to buy one, will be
nteresed ir learning that George Huntley has
the largest stock and the best grades of these
iudisprri able articles that has ever been
brought to this county, and like everything
else in his mammoth stock, he will sell them
Mt moderate prices.
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Evans On F! EVEN SO. If you want
to see a finely fitted up Photograph Gallery
paw visit to the newly arranged toums of
T. r. Evans. and ii you want to get true
aud we'll executed likeness of yourself, just
sit for your picture when you get there. Mr..
Evans is first class artist, and bis charges are
always moderate.
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STICK PIN HERE If you should
chance at any time to read this puff done up in
rhvme. jus; learn from it. as You surely can,
that tn. place to bny on the cheapest plan, and
get uch goods as your tastes will suit. and
make you feel like gay galnOt, is at Shoe
makers store on famed High way, whore tie
best of goods for the ready paw can he bought
in styles both plain and gay, and at prices so
low that all will say such bargains they've not
had for many Il day.
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SOUND DoCrRINE.-It is not often that
the Aneghanian says anything that meets
with our approval. but when it advises people
who want TO get the best -four, feed, oats, etc..
to 90 and buy from E. j Mills, it does a good
thiig. and its readers as we'll as our own will
find it To their advantage to act on that advice
all the time.
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ySA FREEMAN.
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Gre Miners Wauifed--A number of good
ore miners can find steady employment in the
mines of the Brady's Bend Iron Co.. Brady 3
Berd, Arnstycpg county, FL. IE.4sln1
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Prince-Mr wananaker,' of Oak Hall, al
though but thirty-two years OF. age, already
ranks among the ''merchaut princes OF the
country. He does more business than any other
one man in Philadelphia.
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EXCELSIOR PIC-NIC.-We are requested to
announce that the grandest affair of the season
In the WAY of a Picnic will be held on Tues
dav and wednesday, the 9Th and sth days of June
next at Bradley's Station, one of the most ac-
cessible points on the Ebensburg and CrcsSon
Rail Road All the substantials and delicacies
pertaining to such occasions will be provided
by ladies experienced in such matters, and every
opportunity for innocent and eXhilerating en-
ioyment among which may be mentioned good
music and well arranged and comfnodious DAN
cling platforms, will be afforded TO all who may
see fit to participate. The object of the Picnic
Is TO secure the requisite funds to pay for and
finish the Cottage by the Wayside" now occu-
MED by Rev. II. c. Christy. 1t is to be hoped
that n full turn out of pleasure seekers will be
nresent and participate in the festivities and
good cheer which these two days of pleasant eii-
ioyment will so abundantly furnish.
Grand rrauSfO mat iOn.-The well known
and well patronized grocery estaDlfshJnent OF
NJ +, OatInan, which has earned an enVlable
ren1tation by the prime quality or the goods
sold and the very liberal prices preNitllinS terts
IL undergoing a transformation from a SInpie
grocery and provision store 70 lat Iia VI LI;i
stocked and full tiedged mercantile estaDdSh-
ment I'm the brOadest sense CT tne Woru- 1he
necessary goods, of all styles, quaItleS anu ue
scriptions. are now being received ana aTrttngeu
for inspection and sale. and Mr: ". IeeIs SURF
that he can show q stock which for variety, eX-
tent and beauty will compare faVoraDly Win
any assortment ever brought to Northern CAll-
bria, while in the matter OF prices ne designs 70
! vicinity have been used to paying for goods OF
like quality and styles or course the ladies are
/ specially invited to 60 and see Mr. Oatman 8
now goods
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Friend Mdc-The fancy store of G. c; smith,
I'm this city, set on fire by some ncnd IN nl-
stock valued at between three and four thouS-
and dollars. was completely destroyed. lie nad
an insurance of =, 10 on his stock. lt Is abSo-
lutely certain that an organized bnd OF dcspef-
ADDE'S and incendiaries has its existence IN our
midst, and there are four or fiEe nee young men
who are strongly suspected OF ptiitg IN tne ring
and fhey are consequently under the surv'sil-
Iaince of the police well as of many OF our
any other parties are caught in the hellish work
of setting fire TO their neighbor's property, for
I feel assured that the Court presided over by
Judge TAYLOR will be spared the trouble OF try
ing them. Forbearance in this particular mas
indeed ceased to he u virtue, and vengeance
sHvift and terrible will undoubtedly be meted
ont to the infamous wretcheS VINO are cng;igeh
in this nefarious business if they once tall INTO
the hands of an outraged and indignant people.
On Saturday morning last our city was startled
with the terrifying intelligence that a man had
ner of Sixth avenue and Ninth street. The i'll
telligence proved too true, and the unfortunate
victim of self-mGrder turned out to be man
named John Kcarns, who is said to have neen
living on bad terms with his wife for some time:
Dast he having by his Continued dissipation ana
dcbluchery made of his home perfect hell ON
earth. In consequence of his evil dolngS, mis-
wife with her child took up her abode IN anotner
mart of the city, and on the morning in question
She went to the house occupied by her huspald
for the purpose of removing some furniture 70
which she laid claim, but ON reachnng tncre SUE
found the doors securely locked. Acting upon
legal advice, she forced her way into the house
mains of her unfortunate husband stretched
upon the floor, with his throat cut from ear TO
ear The news of the tragedy spread rapidly or
course. and in a short time thereafter Alderman
John Hickey summoned Il jury OF inquest ana
q verdict of death by his own hands was duly
rendered Kearns had been constantly under
the influence of liquor since the 10th OF the pre-
sent month, and there is little doubt but what
mitted the rash act. The horrible deed Is sup
posed to have been consuInmated about six
d,clock in the morning. as lady residing in ai1-
Otlier part of the house heard an nnoccountablo
oojse st that hour and eErdeevcEed 70 induce
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- applications for Tavern, Eating House ant
Quart licenses will bc presented at the ensuing
tcIn of Court, commencing on MONDAY, 9th o
June next:
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NEWS I3Y MAIL.

The general SUPPLEMENTARY of the cavalry
recruiting service is to be removed to st.
Louis.
The Senate has confirmed General Pleas
anton as commissioner of internal revenue.
Seventy English subscribers has given
nearly $4,000 in aid Of the suffers by the Onei-
da disaster.
The Luxembourg question is not yet set
tied. The King of Holland efuses absolute
ly to cede it to Prussia, we are told
Roderick II. Butler, Representative in Con-
gress from the First Tennessee District, was
indicted by the Grand Jury on Friday, for
forgery.
The President has nominated David ii. Ma
son as United States Attorney for the Dis
trict of Massachusetts, and he will be con-
firmed before the holiday recess. ..v
Governor Holden's friends in North Caro-
lima are apprehensive that the democrats will
| exclude a member of the Legislature and thus
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THE WISC1SSET ERE.

We have Int little additional information
concern;ng The dissstar hv which ahon, t;f,oen
tamii;os The NOS, of than holonn;n, 70 ,ha
noorer classes Who can III. afford To hear their
loss hova hoor ranlaraa honsa,ass .ndhona
Loss n,anv of ,ber ha;na en,ireI,, dos,;,u,,
The tianss Snraod 60 ra1,;dlv mo-, hu, ,;,,io
could he sayed The now three mas,ad
schooner Isaac 0be,ton inst h,,;it Of Seen
scot bridce loading tberc With hav had a
narrow ascane Her rigging was naa,Iv hmrr.
"a Will th;s t;ro wss i, nro@rass two fem
houses in d;fteren, local;t;es ;n tho ontsl;r,s
Of tho town tool fire and wera entirely con-.
snmod
The bu;ld;ngs burned were owned and oc-
cnn;ad az follnws
Store With dweil;no ovsrbeaa n, ,t;ad,o
s.roat oonnn;ad hv Jobn Yn,na and Ia,ras
r. uanJorsdn ana ownad hU w " pob;nsnn
- por.Iana. hioot 90 sva s.or.s ,'oa T,,
Josbua W.rs,on corner af N;Jdla and Ma;v
stroa.s nonnn;ad hv lanes KIM ;a,rnIar
W;ss NJ = Rovd ary goods r Cpb;ihront
barhar 1awhart and Iass;o WIZ h;,o.oo "n
Nav s,roet s,nre ownad nv Ms Sarah pl, n
- "a ;.I ~" M! IL. %. 90. linn
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The. ''Watchman and Reflector" one of the
leading religious journals in the country, in
its issue of June 23d, in abiding to the ad-
vertisement of the California Wine Company,
No rs Milk street, Boston makes the follow
ing remarks:
sNone but narrow minded extremists will
be troubled with the advertisement in our col
umns of pure wine, and all others will be
glad to see it. We insert it in the interest of
temperance and good morals. There are
times and circumstances in which wine is
necessary and useful wine is needed for the
Invalid and for the communion table, and
when the market is flooded with impure, poi
sonous, soul and body destroying compounds,
it is our duty as it is that of every honest news
paper, to let the public know where that which
is pure can be obtained. This is sound po-
sition. and the impractcable radicals are well
come to make all the capital out of it which
they are able 1t is position which COM
mends itself to every church member who
would exclude vile compounds from the Lords
table. to every honest physician, and to the
public generally. We hope never to be SO
carried away with theory as to lose our COM
mon sense"
The California Wine is for sale in Augusta,
by f. w. Kinsman, Water street, and leading
druggists. Novl0-+ lmot.a.w
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obtain the two thirds vote necessary to i'm
peach and depose the Governor.

obtain the two thirds vote necessary to i'm
peach and depose the Governor.
Three masked men on Wednesday night
went to the residence of Dabney Kinnell, four
miles from Nashville, Tennessee, and de-
manded his money. Kinnell struck one of
the party and was shot dead.
Port-Admiral Stringham, of New York, on
Thursday, transferred his flag from the Guer-
rier to the Narragansett. The Guerrier will
be the flagship OF the American squadron in
European waters.
Thomas E. Brockway, alias Spencer, charg-
ed with having in his possession counter
felt plate of the seven-thirty United States
bonds, was discharged at New York on Fri
day by U. S. Commissioner Osborne, under
the statute of Limitation.
During the northwest gale Thursday night
the schooner Nellie Staples, Capt. Boyd,
bound from Calais to New York, was driven
ashore about three miles below Race Point,
Cape Cod, and remained Friday, the vessel
being somewhat hogged. The crew are all
safe, and assistance will be sent from Prov
ncetown Immediately, as the vessel lies in
an exposed position.
No business of Importance was transacted
in either branch Of Congress Friday. In the
Senate, Mr.. Drake replied to Mr.. Schurz,
charging him with the intentention to take the
German vote over to the democratic party.
He then delivered his valedctory, his resig-
nation taking effect on Monday.