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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09
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The year 1872 viii be one fraught with unu-
sIlal political interests to the people of the en-
tire country, there being q President and
Congress to elect, besides several important
Upon the result Of that election depends the
future welfare and perpetuity OF our political
Tiisy can best be snved by circulating among
tie voters such newspapers as advocate free
liberal, Constitutional Government.
In tie future as in the past we shall continue
TO labor increasingly for government or
FREE PRINCIPLES.
and at all times and under all circumstances
defend add sustain such government against
all attacks, it matters not what pretext may be
set up to accomplish its overthrow;
WE WILL ADVOCATE
the following propositions as essential TO the
preservation of our political institutions
against the machinationS OF the unscrupulouS
leaders of the Radical party:
l. The administration OF the Government IN
couSOnaucc with the pure ana patriotic primer
I IaS laid down by the founder of the Republic
> Opposition TO military rule and dicIation
under any prGteXt or alleged uecCsSl tys
B. EQUAL rights to all citizens, including the
right of every citizeh to be tEied for alleged
offeuce,'in the civil courts IN strict accordance
with the letter and spirit OF the constitution,
4 Free and fair elections everywhere. with
out interference by the PRESIDENT or intilnida-
ton by Federal haEOnets.
; Reduced taxation. honest, economical gov
erntnent, and C1Fii Service Reform.
g. ! financial policy tu3t VIII not opprCSS the
r4l,dIJctiyc industries of the country.
= An end to lobby schemes, morcpolies and
land grabbing. -... .-.. . ...........
the overthrow of the cornorans who are now
depicting the public treasury.
O. T'ne overthrow of the corrupt state gov
ernmentS in the South which impose heavier
burdens Of taxation upon the hQrth by keeping
half the country in state Of Bankruptcy and
Poverty,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTTCE.

n Estate OF MARGARET H>tioUGH. decd,
Whereas Letters of Administration have ncer
granted 10y the Register ot taHhrW county TO
the subscriber on the estate % hsrEar2t Nc
Cough late of Allegheny township, deceased.
notice is hereby given TO ali persons Indebted
to said estate that payment G1pSt le made i'm
mediately and those boidiDE Claims against the
same are desired 10 present them duly prota-
ted for settf fAlnsnt. r O'FhiEL, AdLa'F.
Loretto, NaT. II, IS1f-6t.%
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

DRESS UP,-for the holidays. Go TO James
J. Murphy and dress UP. Go to No. lO9 Clinton
street and dress up. Go to the Star Clothing
Store and dress up. Dress Your boys mp for
Christmas and New Year. GO to Johnstown
and enquire for James J. Murphy's Clothing
Store. and dress up. Spend your money for
good clothes. Dress up! Now go,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

SOME LADIES suGersdreadiuliy with the head
ache and this causes their hair to fade Ma
lures Hair Restorative is a sure remedy FOR
the ache and will restore the color OF bianched,
gray faded hair. Sec advertisement.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

SEASOEABLE BABGAISS.-YOu can buy Cast
IRON Sled SUlcs at 5sG cents pei pound. and the
hest city made Sleigh Baskets ut 20. p and $3.50
mt Benton q Waync's Hardware Store, Johns
town, Pa. TDec. 2.-6tl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

SErIoUs CHARGE "A man whose name VIC
forbear mentioning until further Developments
are made. was brought here from Johnstown,
on Monday last, and committed to Jail on sus-
piciun of having com mittel murder about
ak years ago. The Johnstown correspondent
Of the Cambria Herald gives this account of
the circumstances which lei to his arrest:
In the mouth of November, 1865, an old negro
named Edinbcro Smith, wo resided in cabin
was found dead in his dOmicile, and the evil
dence was unmistakable that he had been most
brutaily murdered. On Saturday last two
brothers, residing a Few miles from the scene
or this tragedy, came to town, and drinking
pretty freely, commenced quarrClng with each
other. In the course of their abusive conver-
sation one OF them accused the other of muir
/ dcrlng old smith, six years ago. On the strength
or the remarks thus let slip, the younger broth
er was arrested and taken to the Ebensburg
Jall To-Day. W C do not wish to PREJUDICE the
case OF the accused, and wild as has been his
IRE mus FAR. we would he 10th to think that he
] would lmhrue his hands in the blood of the IN
nocent old darkey who lived n lonely hermit
hIe IN his tumbie-down cabin on Laurel Hill !:
! yet IL would seem stranye if the m ystcry v-bicl,
] has cnshrouded this brutal murder sh hoiId 1nyt
/ SIX years after the occurrence, be cleared up
/ For CHRIsrMAs.-Hats. cans and fprs ~ o.
hens Cheap Hat Parlor. y nice hat is alyvays
/ an adOrnnent. new hat about the hOIido = :
/ Is necessity. Who would desecrate Christmas
! with an old hat or a slouch cap? If the money
that. is spent for the qualification of the aDpr-
tite was spent at Cohens Hat Parlor for mats
caps, collars. furs. etc. the people would be
much more fashfonably dressed on Christmas.
Cohen keeps at No. 2@E Main street, J ohnstown.
We hope he may sell Thousand hats yet in II,
and one hundred thousand in '72.
The proprietors of Johnson's AnodTne Lin-
ment. Parsons Purgati,e Pills. and Sheridan s
Cavalry Condition Powders have published .
readable and instructive pa implicit, which ma v
be had free at the stores
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

DoIHGs IN CCURT.--On Monday after the
Court had organized, r l.. Johnston, Esq =,
moved adjournment until P. out of
respect to the memory OF Judge Taylor. which
motion the President Judge directed to be en-
tered of record, and the Court thoreupoG nd
iOurned. After the aCjournmenta meeting Of
the members OF the Bar was held, Hon. Judge
Dean In the chair. After remarks By Geo II
Roadc, r. /. J Johnston and John BrOtEerlins.
Esqs.. resolutions OF cundole-ce Gro adopted;
also o resolution that the usual badges Of
mourning be adopted
In the Quarter Sections and Common Pleas
the following cases were then taken up and
disposed of, Court a6j0uruing On Thursday
night, after the entire calendar for this week
had been gone through Nth;
Comth vs. Henry Foster. Indictment, sell
ing liquor to a habitual drunl1ard Mary Reese
prosecutrix. Not guilty, but def't pay costs.
Com tn Andrew Ager. FOTnicatiOn and
bastnrdv; Margaret RetfinCer, prosecutrix.-
Verdict. guilty Sentenced TO pay the costs.
thirty dollars lyInE-iH expenses, and one dollar
per week to prosecutriX for period of seven
years.
Com'th vs. Mathew Kane. Assault and bat
terry Nary Kane, prosecutriX; Guilty
Anthony M'Hugh. Indictment-trst count, as
( sault and battery with intent 40 kill; second
Verdict not guilty on first count, hut guilty
on second. Sentenced to pay fine OF - each
Com th vs.. Sianassas Fattcn. Robbery. Same
prosecutor $ot guilty.
Assault and battery; Elizabeth GG'Hugh, pros.
Jury called, when District Attorney enters a
n0Ec pTOSCqlti, and defendant and prosecutor
each TO pay half the costs.
Com'th VS.. Carl Hashbach. Larceny; James
d. Flummer, prosecutor. Guilty! Sentence,
six months to the county Jail.
Bernard Murphy KS. Simon Noel. .Ejectnient
! jury called, case tried and plaintiff takes a non
silit
/ James 4. LittIeneld vs.. John ]. Burns and
Sarah Burns. Replevin. Verdict for the pin
! for $50 81
Jos. Miller VS.. E. D. Evans. Malicious prose
/ cution. Jury called, evidence heard, defend
ant alleges surprise, and case continued.
Joseph Miller VS.. Geo. GurIey. Action on the
! case for abuse of criminal process. Jury rem
7 der a special verdict
John Z. Parrish vs. VIM. Griffith. Garnishee
/ Of Leo J. Parrish. Appeal Verdict Tor deft.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

BOYS UEPEN WiEN Z.
C0WTAIMINa-
900 Youths Overcoats,
900 Youths i'aus,
STA Youths Vests,
s72 Youths Everyday Coats,
723 Children's Ovsrcosts,
l35 Childreu's Cape Oeercoats,
$50 Chidren's Garricks
1874 Chidren's Suits
1882 Boys Pants,
676 Boys Jackets.
733 Big Mems Goats,
I,205 Big Mems Pants,
$50 Big Mems Ness
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

THIRD FLOOR OVERCOATS, TOP
COATS GABRICkS.
COACHMEN'S COATS.
FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH FLOORS
Reserved Surplus Stock.
FIRST FLOOR lEas,)-School aud Dress
Salts. and Lite Lads Clothes.
SFCOND FiOOR-Largsr sized Goods ami
Halt Priced LOts
UPPER FLOORS-Reserve Stock and Ezra
line Goods.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

MEMS DEPARTMENT.
G0NTaIWING-
1851 Mems Ovcrcoas
G,949 Dress Coats
SIG Ciarricks and Capcs,
5,ll3 Business Goats,
1871 business Pants,
1913 Fine English Striped Pants,
1875 Doeskn Pants,
2 5l9 Black Cloth Vests
COZ Velvet Vests,
578 Cashmere Vests
IA ,406 Cassmcre Vests
$50 Double. Breasted Short Overc2ass,
523 English Diagonal d. B. Coats.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

ANoTHTR "LIMB OF THE LAw."-We oro
glad to announce the entrance of our esteemed
friend. John 6. Lake, ESQ. to the renke of
the legal profession, which event occurred on
Tuesday last, having the evening previous
passed al examination in the highest degree
ersditabe-the Bench and Mess-s. Johnston,
Pershing and Reade acting as committee Mr..
Lake has been close and attentive student
IN the Office Of Msssrs. Tiernsy l. Null during
tho usual period of probation and We are sure
mat he has well beftted himself for the profes-
non OF his choice, and no in the county
mas ever entered upon any bE mess with moro
earnest good wishes for abundant success than
mas mas Ar. Lake. May an abundance of good
SienIs ever retain and enrich him.
a, ,,ATTENTIoE, EVERYBODY !-HOtU to make Yolsr
f' fo' Illuminating OIL at SrHdH COST now Of
NJ, ~ ior the first time Individual Rights for
~~SSihiing the celebrated Metropolitan Oil, by
n ',cn any person can manufacture his own oil
/ very small outlay. Call on or address N.
'AIAAF, No. 100 High street, Ebsnsburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

NOTE.-.@ These snd .I orr Go'dt aFs
not bought from Wholesale Hou'e'' ont are
of our own manufacture-many of Them made
in. our own building, III der our own eye and
.upervision-of ma terials carefully examined
and spcngsd, and made only for oer Regular
Retail Trade 40 thtt customers c.n tsse Ihem
with the utmo.t conhdsucs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

FIRST FLOOR (wss')-Arrangcd for Fur
nishng Goods ard Goats The job lots.
Less thnn Hall Price Lots" Piece Goods
for Custom Work, which share IN cur gen
era. reduction of prices
SECOND FLOORS DEPARTMESTS
DRESS PANTS.
SECOND DRESS PANTS
WORKING PANTS,
JOB LOTS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-21

OF lumber and grain the proportion de-
stroyed was about 20 per cent, of fuel 80
per cent. Of grain there was saved 5,0OO,-
600 bushels; of lumber, 100000, 600 feet !;
of coal, $4,000 tons.
On mercantile stocks, manufactures and
personal effects, the loss averaged 20 per
cent. of the whole; the saved 30 per
cent
All the land remains, substantially, as
before the fire, and the street improve
ments were but little disturbed, except in
the matter of sidewalks.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-21
Selected Miscellany.
u.NG UP THE BABYS STOCKING

Hang ND the baby's stocking;
Re sure you don't forget
THE dear little dimpled darling!
She never saw Christmas yet;
Rnt Eve told her all about 1t,
And she opened her big blue eyes,
And I'm sure she understands il,
She looked so funny and wise.
Dear! what tiny stocking.
n doesn't take much TO hold
Such little pink toes as baby's
Away from the frost and cold.
But then. for the baby's Christmas
II never would do at all;
WHY Santa wouldn't be looking
For anything half so small.
know what well do for the baby.
I've thought of the very best plan
I'll borrow a stocking of grandma,
The longest that ever | can:
And you'll hang it by mine, dear mother,
Right here in the corner. so,
And write letter to Santa.
And fasten ii on to the toe.
Write. This is the baby's stocking
That hangs in the corner here;
You never have seen her, Santa
For she only came this year.
But she's Just the blesscdcst baby
And now, before you 90,
just cram her stocking with goodies,
From the top clean down to thetoe."
Little corporal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-21

Companies niN pay not more than POO
100000, or 1Sper cent. OF the Vaiue Vi
the property burned up-many OF NOSE
claiming to settle in full have only settled
after liberal deductions were MADE.
About $50, GOO, coo has been adjusted Dy
the companies up to the close OF Noveme
Der. The contributions for the rellei OF
sufferers foot up total of about s3''oo'-
600.
The city contained population OF 534,
26O souls. or these 500 were rendered
homeless, leaving 235,77O, or 20 per cent,
unframed. About $4,000 left the Guy
within few weeks, but many OF these
returned subsequently, and many nun.
dreds of workers came in from other
places to aid in rebuilding the CITY. In
December, 1871, Chicago contaihe 20
population of not much less than ooo'-
90.
The number of buildings burned was
l7,450; remaining, AZ, 600, or 40 per cent.
The value Of the buildings burned was
not less than SO per cent. OF the whoie-
sved, 30 per per cent.
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