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~NN' NOT SAVE 5uc. to Sl.2j whe

~ times are :" yer, hard; Everybody must lav,
g.. Z. .:.'.r comes an rapid and fierce. while "'
selling cod ui all kinds at from soc. t. 81.
,l,.qrr than any establishment In Tie city. "uod
.-.:s.,ak and P!Ha. cheap 4, the ccapcs.. tall or
e#l :" Cary aad %iE"r-l,h. or 20 Grace street. No
7u''. ant !c convinced
del, CHARLES IL. FACE & co.
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JOHNSTON will not be seen but one night more
Go early and get good seats. Get present. Aatlnet
Saturday; children fifteen cents.
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BISHOP MCGILL.-The friends and relatives Of the
late Bishop MCGILL pronounce tie photographs
taken lyy REEs & Co. the only true likeness.
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"DENoREsr's" ASD "ScRIBSER 5" for Febr'l-
ary arc to hand from El!sscn & Taylor, news
agents, ZIG Main street
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VI Ls IINNV.'f S'I1N'
" Marshall Manufacturing Compan

RlCl!MONp, s'' i'l A''~'
"John i. Bacon, Esq,
"PresideRt Marshall Manufacturing Company.
Dear Sir,-At your request VIC have carefully ex'
amined the Marshall Mills, aud find the walls OF SUI
iicicnt thickness and In good condition.
THE floor timbcrs throughout seem sound eEd ol
ample strength for the weight they carry. On the
cardipg-roOm floor there Is greater weight than or
any other In the building. This weight docs not ex.
coed 100000 pounds, while the safe distribution o
weight the floor will carry is 100000 pounds and the
breaking weight 2,oCO,oCO pounds.
The upper wcaving-room floor will bear with
safety $4,000 pounds. and would break under abont
20o,oG0 pounds. The weight now Oh this floor does
not exceed 100000 pounds.
In the vibration OF The walls We discover nothing
unusual; 1t Is attendant upon all mills, and Is 40 es l.
.encc OF insecurity. The walls will live longer than
if constructed to rigidly resist this oscillation
Very respectfully, your obldicnt servants,
"DIMMOCK BROTHERS,
"Architects and Engineers"
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Save your money when yGu cIn. Read LEVY
BROTHERS advertisements and profit thereby.
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good Investment Is one that will pay twenty-five
per cent. You can save that amount by purchasing
Your Dress Goods a. LEVY BRoTiIEns.
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AMTSENENTS. a
DICuMOND THEATRE,

DICHMOND THEATRE.
KIT. KIT.
Benefit and last night but one Of the great artist
Mr.. +. s. LKANFRAC,
who will appear In his great drama Of
KIT. KIT. KIT.
. FRIDAY EVENING, Jaiuary 10th,
will be performed the great drama Of
MT. KIT. KIT.
Kit Reddlng. Mr.. !. s. CI1ASTBAC.
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THE FIsK-MANsFIELD LETTERS, so much spoken
of, do not certainly contain anything So important
rs the testimonials presented to the Wheeler & VIII
son sewing machine. 1871 Main street.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT O'clock
KIT. CHANFRAU MATINEE. KIT.
lmission TO al parts 0f the house, &c. MON
DAY. January o2d. engagement Of tile versatile COM
incdian j. Al. WASD. "TIIR0CGH BY DAY
LIGHT" il lc-.t
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H4CIsISERF. &c.

WILLIAM T. TANNER 4 CO.,
METROPOLITAN WoKKs,
s.<sI erlirET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers rf
ENGINES.
BOILERS,
ShW-MlILS,
BARK. GK!-'c. ard PLASTER MILLS;
Gas MACHINERY,
Nui-GEAEiNG, 60
T',-..r-Tcr-k solicited.
.....:, - ii. Io!ntS iow.
~... n g..Ct...". or .
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LIME AND CEMENT.

| lME, LIME, LIME.-Thc Lime manu-
=, = > fac.ured by IN BO,etour county, known ns
:" "tLbpA OR ROCKVILLE LIME, WIN hereafter
!, ~ PIX ujoa the market under the aamc Of INDIAN
LICK LINE. Orders for which may he left II our
osLctt. No. ,5G3 Deck street.
DILLON, ELLETT 4 co.
NuremhIr u. !afl. no q
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Tour OF EURoPE.-rio and get the whole got Of
silver to be given away Tonight Everybody gets Il
present Matinee Saturday afternoon.
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EC TUE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TILE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY "A,'1
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS, !
RICHMOND, January 10, 1sT2.S
T EE GUARD, ATTENTION.-You n
- 1.rT VIII assemble in your arnory THIS Frldsyl
dress uniform. armed and equipped, for parade In ii
commemoratiou Of the birth OF General Robert L.
Lee.
BY order Of CHARLES f. TAYLOR. Lieutenant
commanding. l.. W. PIZZlNI,
IN l2-lt Orderly Sergeant.
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MARSHALL lIILLs.-The following correspond

MARSHALL MILLs.-Ihe following correspond
ence explains Itself:
"HICuMoTD. January i, 1872.
= +, L. Pcple Esp,
Superintendent Marshall hillS ::
Dear Slr,-Eyil reports mallclously circulated.
concerning the safety Of the Marshall MIL, for the
purpose Of frightening the females who Work Tor
US cause me 10 have the building thoroughly cxaln-
incl by DIMMoCK BROTHERS, engineers, OF the city
Of Richmond. who have just sent me their report
| now enclose this paper 10 you TO Ike published III
such form rs you like. in order 10 quiet the fears oil
o,r hands: and In case that the Injurious reports
should continue 70 annoy our operatives, You are
authorized to prosecute the orginatols to tue full
extent of the law. Yours, truly.
~. L. BACON, President
Marshall Manufacturing Company"
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PEEsoSAL.-Rev. Dr.. Atkinson, president
Of Hampden sydney College, is in Richmond.
Mr.. Warner L. Jones, Of Gloucester. who
has been indisposed since the holiday recess,
has resumed his seat in the House of Dele
gates.
Major Carter, first assistant clerk o: the
House Of Delegates. is sick.
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VIC h:rc llndc arrangement, to keep constantly
- h>uG supply cf his -aiushle preparation. For
'.a- Il manufacturers price, by
PURCELL. LADD & CO.
h 10 druggists.
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NEETROPOLITAN HALL.

FOURTH AND LAST WEEK
CoLoxEL JOHN II. IOuNsToN's
TOUR OF EUROPE,
the most beautiful panorama ever painted in tho
world Wonderful and startling effects. The lee
ture Is full of wit humor. enment, and song 3lat!
body receives useful present. ADMISSION: 2sc.t TO
all parts of the house. H 1851
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nyE.sG. cuEANINa, &C.


cTEAN pYEiNG and CLEANING
/ = EST. sHaIEST. Msrshall street between
Fourth and Fifth Established lsts- Dresss, sssts'
sacdues Velyets. Ribbons, Gloves, festseIs S.ss, |
nov, satistctory n.arner Most Of our collars ~ 9a
foreign manufacture, and for peruanence sna sis''
nancy INC 0es' - w j. g. McgESSEY 4 Co..
"a ,.,m as aiassiah strcet.
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EOR NORFOLK, PORT S -e%I
Il MOUTH, AND WAY-LAEDIEGSsSE2sssas sSE2sssa.saszSczzs. sSE2ssasssaszSzz
ON JAMES RlYER.-The elegant stesmcr PAIL
SADIE, Captain NELSON, will leave her wharf 4, lat
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ut 81 O'Clock
4. VI. Freight received every day from O'Clock
A. NJ to O'Clock r. NJ. All way freight must be pre-
de IS W. P. BRETT, Agent.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYS, ATTENTION!
ATTEND drill and important meeting of YOURS!
company at the Old Market Hall THIS (Erdayl III
EVENING promptly at o'clock.
By order Of Captain BoSs1Epx.
q. il. WALDAfAN,
ia lo-lt Orderly Sergeant
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VIRGINIA HALL.
Y OLD EELINELT THEATRE.
ESTABLISHED 1853.

OLD RELIkELT THEATRE.
ESTABLISHED 1853.
HFI.FN............EhST.. MONDAY
D'ESTE. ...........LTNSE EVENING,
HEi.EN............EASI.. I............. JANUARY
DESTE LYME. ..2aD.....
HELEN DESTE,
supported By J. &. STtITZ aud TWENTY-FIVE
tr3t-clusS performer.
Positively tie largest and most complete dramatic
organization now travelling.
Everything will lie doue 10 make these entertaln-
nclts irst-class III every respect.
Dress Circle 70 cent?.
Gallery. " Seia'
Seats can &c secured ut West * Johnston Dooh-
store without extra charge. ID. =. DWIGHT.
IN l7-6t business Alana9cr.
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DEpAaTg.nEs OF STEAMERS.

LOR NEW IOR k.-Firginia ~ EFSs
= Steamship and Packet Company ssSsss4:.SssssE,
elegant Steamship GEORGE Il. UPTON. Capttim
EonERTS, viii leave ler wharf at Rockets on IT, rs
DAY, January 23i. at p NJ, connecting with
steamers for Fail river and Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills ladlng given to
~ southern. castcr and western PLACES; also I"
Europe and Australia Fare, IS; meals and state
rooms extra. For freight or passage. apply to
j.. }. BURR. President. 1914 Main street.
WAsHISGTOE Il Co, Agents, Pier IL North river.
New York.
y. B.-;,tealncr William P. Clyde will follow FRI
day. January a6:h. IN ls-5t
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EOR BA NOR E-TRI-ts.4SI:Il,
Il WEEKLY LlSE-NO TRAN-Eaa..ssssees-
SHIPMENT OF GOODS.-Stcamcr STATE OF
MARYLAND viii leave her wharf on SArCR-
DAY at o'clock T.. VI. Freight received up 10 j.
For frciSat or passage, apply to
WILLIAM y. BRETT.
In AZ
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Drugs, ezEDEGgSES, &c.

{TALENTIEE'S PREPARATION OF
NEAT JUICE.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through ut CARRIER
G. Co.'S Express, No. $50 Main street, and Oh board
steamer Eliza Haucox.
The above varied route coincnds itself especially
TO tourists and pcasura-seekcrs, enabling them TO
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and see other
points OF Interest Oh JAMES RIVER BY DAY
LIGHT. J.. b. TATUM, General Agent
james River Steamboat Company.
Otfice, Ninth and Main streets, aud ut Rockets.
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WANTS.

WANTED, Il good OYSTER-OPENER
and DINiNG-ROUM SERVANT. Apply at
d. DELARUE'S Restaurant,
IL I9-3t* No. y Fourteenth street.
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DlSON'S COUGH MlXTJNE.
Ihe prescription OF
4 REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
;,.'! t.r!jly valued hy tvsc VITO have used It. rrc-
p.rcl OAly by "
JOHN ". RISnN Druggist,
= 2 corner Main and Third street.. R!chiEomi.
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EOR NEW YORk.-Thc Old 1rS%@sf,
Il Dominion Steamship Company's ele-rEasssssSss,
CANT side-whccl steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain
o'clock 4. ". Freight received until 10 o'clock A. NJ
Through bills of ladlng signed, and goods for.
wrded with dispatch To all points north: south. east,
and west Close connections made with Cunard Line
for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations un-
surpassed Fare, $l2; steerage $6; ronnd-trip tick
els, go. For freight or passage. apply 10
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
fa LIST No. ) Governor street.
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Last night we learned that OH Friday after
noon al ) O'clock the boiler in the >aw-lnill OF
Dimns & Brother, Aii!erstown, Perry cnun-
ty, exploded, instantly killing John Gl,llams,
wood-chopPcr and infli~tlng supposed fatal
injuries on Henry Humi,augh and Foster
ninmS, htnrrrs. -Four other employees Of
the mill were also wounded. The establish
nent WIS entirely DESTROYED.
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An Explosive Chaptcr---Twp Men
Killed aud Eight Enjurcti.--An En-
GIne Etown 10 pleccs---A Snu-7.iM
DESTROYED.
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DARBER WANTED.-A FIRST-CLASS
- BARBER wanted ut HECHL ER'S BARBER
SHOP, corner of Seventh and Broad streets.
In
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-29

THE Harrisburg correspondent Of the
T.ttsburg CARTE confidently asserts that
SlsdoN CAMERON will meet with no difficult
- in being reelected to the United States
cea.te by the next Legislature. We should
think SO ourselves, judging from the ma
Lcrial of which that body is composed.-
Thrice has CAMERON debauched the Legis-
lature of this State, and thrice has he been
elected to the Senate. But in the pres
EFT Instance the tools have ali been made
,eady to bis hand and he will therefore be
compelled to resort to his well-known and
systematic scheme of corruption to accom-
plish his purpose. If man of the antcce-
deuts uf OLIVER p. MORTON, of Indiana,
can he reelected to the Senate, surely
Elare ought to be no obstacle to- the easy
sGccees - CAMRRoN in a radical Pennsyl-
ra1:s Legislature. The correspondent of
the Gazette also AYERS that SIMON would
prefer seat in GRANTS Cabinet to the
senatorshp. When it is remembered how
rnceremoniously President LINCOLN kicked
this same man CAMERON out of the office
Of Secretary of War for notoriously corrupt
practices, one would suppose that a posi-
t.on in the Cabinet would be the last place
20 which his ambition would aspire
iitHPRANFT for Governor, ALLEN for Au-
0itor General, and CAMERON for Senator,
~vill constitute trio pleasing to the sight
both of gods and men. 1t will only remain
frr BARTRANFT to appoint MATTHEW S.
Gay, of Beaver county, Secretary Of the
Commonwealth and BILL MANN Attorney
General, and the glorious political ta5leaua
iii &c complete. Then will The measure
Of feunsylvania's greatness and glory have
heSr made full to overflowing.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-29

TIE table which We publish below shows
the result of the Presidential election, by
majorities and electoral votes, according to
the latest returns. 1t is true they are not
all official, but they will be found to be near
" correct when the result is definitely as
certained. 1t will be seen that GRANTS
popular majority in GS7, 500. From this
must be deducted 1O5, 900 Democratic votes
that were given for BUcKALEw at the Oc-
tober election in this State, but which were
not cast for GREELEY i'll November. This
would reduce GRANTS majority to $50, S06.
How many thousand Democrats in the 9TH
CT States refused to vote for GREELEY is n
matter of conjecture. We estimate the
number at not less than 10000 There
were 500, 600 negro votes polled, Of which
number GREELEY received not more than
$4,000. GRANTS majority, therefore, is
entirely made up of the negro vote, leaving
GREELEY 4 clean majority of the tchite
trash. In view Of this self-evident fact,
who will say hat JonN II. LANesToS, the
colored Ohio lawyer, does not deserve to he
appointed Attorney General Of the United
States?
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-29

\ TERRIBLE AcCIDEST.-A Whole Fam
ily Buried AHire.-The Capital City (Ne-
braska) Nelrs says:
A family by the name Of Hunt. consist
ing of the father mother and three chill
dren, have beer living on claim some
two miles from Marion Center, i'll Marion
county. Their house was situated in a IA
vine, built of stone and rooted with dirt
and sod, which WAS supported with tim
berS.
Night before last, as some persons were
returning home from a dance, they noticed
that the roof of the house had fallen in.
They Immediately went to the house and
found that the roof had fallen i'll upon the
family as they lay sleeping in their beds.
The party went at once to relieve them,
and upon taking the dirt away found the
mother and three children dead, and the
father so fastened ard held in his place
that he was even pOweTless to help himself.
The roof was very heavy and came down
in crushing force upon the inmates of the
fatal house. For hours the father had
lain pinned to his bed, and was compelled
to hear the dying agonies of his wife and
children compelled TO listen to their pite-
Gus cries for help. Out on the prairie, be-
yond human reach, immured in living
tomb, the hours slowly dragged along and
still no help. Still the appeal to ''Father,
help U.S." until all Of human agony had
been endured, and then silence crept over
the dread abode, which was but the still
ness of death itself.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-29

IA We predicted in our last issue, the in
TsInous attempt of the radicals in Alabama,
aided and assisted by GRANTS United
States Riarshal, to prevent the Democratic
members of the Legislature, composing as
they do small majority, from organizing
and proceeding to business, ended in a mis-
erable failure. The members who were
arrested by the Marshal while on their way
T. the Capital and taken to Mobile, gave
bail 20 answer the charge against them,
whatever that was, and then started for
Montgomery, the seat of government. The
Democrats, having thus majority in the
Senate and House, organized in the State
House and elected the necessary officers
The "Rump," composed of carpet-baggers
si.d negroes, met in another building, elect
e.! officers and appointed committee to
AT on Governor LINDSAY and inform him
tfst they were ready to receive any COM
rtrnication he desired to send them. The
Governor favored them with a message re-
fu<ing to recognize that body as the Legis-
lapue, for the reason that it was in session
n = place not recognized by, but in direct
violation of, the Constitution of the State.
The legal Legislature is proceeding quietly
with us business What the Pump, f" will
90 remains to be seen. We suppose it will
bsve the effrontery to re-elect GEORGE F..
soEEcER, carpct-bagger, to the United
etates Senate, and trust to the ways that
&c dark OF MORTON, CoNKLINa. CAmERoS.
and men of that stamp, to give hin, his
Peat. This whole proceeding is Disgrace
ful. dishonest and revolutionary. and shows
the aase aud villainous expedients to which
(itansism wiil stoop in order that it may
conquer Ia this instance, it is not at all
likely ttar it Will meet with the success
gA.ci :. siust0rS contemplated
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-29

THE following Washington dispatch is
taken from tho New York World. If it
should prove to be true, and if Congress
will carry out the recommendation of the
President, it will do that which it ought to
have dore at the session succeeding the
close of the rebellion. There is an old
adage, however, which says that it is never
too late to do good:
WASHINGTON, November 1S.-The PrcKi-
dent in his annual message will recommend
the passage Of bill by Congress removing
all the disabilities imposed by the third sec
tion of the fourteenth amendment TO the
Constitution. He will take the ground that
as the amendment does not exclude the bal
lot, but only imposes disabilities TO hold of
flee upon certain persons, there is no good
reason for disfranch iscmeut of that kind
merely because they were before the rebel
lion of standing and character enough to be
elected 20 offices requiring them to take an
oath TO support the Constitution. In his
last message he suggested if there were any
persons distinguished above all others for the
part they took in the rebellion, they might
be excluded, but now he proposes TO include
everybody. The excepted classes now are
all Senators and Representatives of the Thir-
ty-sixth and Thirty Congresses Off
GERS in the judicial military, and naval ser
vice of the United States, heads of depart
ments and foreign ministers of the United
States who participated in the rebellion.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-29

THE eight hundred men showed up on
the WinOna and st. Paurs Railroad, in
Minnesota, have all been rescued. The
snow storm commenced on Tuesday. Nov.
12, and snow continued to fall until Friday.
The various camps were all cut off from
communication with the end of the line
and with each other, and suffered severely
for want of warmth more than want of
food. Owing to the storm, the men were
obliged To keep inside the camps. Many
Swedes dug holes, and covered themselves
with their blankets to preserve life. At
the headquarters of Colonel De Graft, at
the State line, there are three frame shan
ties, one being used as a store. A party
of fifty men were showed up, and were con
sumed with anxiety for fear other parties
would attempt to start out and be lost i'll
the storm. Every camp has been heard
from, and not n man is reported lost. On
Tuesday. after the first snow fell, they
were confined to the huts and spent the
time i'll various ways-card-p playing by
those who felt comfortable enough to do
so, others trying to keep warm, some de-
spondent, but they were generally late ar
rivals. The majority took the affair quiet
ly, confident that the storm would abate in
time for their rescue before the food gave
out. This continued till Saturday, when
they first heard news from the outside
world,
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TIE cAADRIA FREEMAN.
EaEGsSUac, Pa,
T say Morning, November %, 1872.

4 PTfR tie Constitutional ConVeii''oii
n. on Monday the President anou'iceu Tic
..andin.- committees twenty-seven IN num-
By. The Harrisburg Patriot, in speaking
u the composition of the committees gives
pres;d.nt MEREDITH praise for the sound
Judgment and impartiafty he has exercised
N performing this difficult, but important,
duty. In constituting the different COM
n,ittees. Mr. MEREDITH has thrown aside,
and very properly too, everything like par
- feeling. The people expected this at
his lands, and we are pleased that they
have not been disappointed. The question
Of adjournment to meet in Philadelphia
was discussed at length, but no conclusion
vas arrived at. p. s. On Tuesday the res
olution to adjourn on "Wednesday to meet
Mt Philadelphia on the first Tuesday Of
January WAS adopted.