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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

CALI. ACCFPTrD.-A GOOD Work for our
Tolru.-.Rtv. J. W. Edie, of CoatesvilIe,
hester coun =, has received and accepted
a call 10 the Ia -0rate of the Presbyterian
church in this MIA o. and viii shortly take
up his permanent abCGa in our midst. He
is to enjoy a salary of SIN per year and
pastoral residence free, the me dwellng
house now temporarily occupied ~ hr. l.;
Roberts having recently been purchased
from Geo. a. Berry, Esq, for that purpose
Mr. Edie is said 10 Ice eloquent and
Jealous preacher, and his mlnlStranons here
will no doubt prove hignty edifyiDg aEd
prCmotive of much good among his people.
Mr. Eu." has already preac he'd in this
place on several occasions, and, that he is
very fayCrabIY ltHDreE-ed with our town
may be Inferred fro the following kindly
/ notice OF Eoensburg, ". 'ch he has furnished
10 the Chester COiDfy L.. -, published at
CoatesVille, his present hoIne
Ehensnurg is the county seat pf Cambria
county, Pa, and IL = mics from Tuh y iiHi,
on !.'e T. & IL h, aad ii mile itoLn Cre>, 'l. a.
Mhlth FoInt titc CECsSrh ana ECehAburs "a
uranllcs oE. Fl is rapidly becoming tue riva.
OF tressOn as Al summer resort. Next season
tHtlG VII pe opened TWO very hlie ana large
ue" boarding hoGres, one OF v hiCh is just coih
iitted ANA tEe otrer under coIuact. There
aI' stA cHuichts lh Tue place me largest anu
huCSt Df which is the Catholic. Ihe College Of
e. Francis IL ut LGrctto, tour ncs dIsta 1, aIiI
tHtI e is :. eii-a!e seminary ana convent in tue
same Gov II. The gent Iu.sIi might have aided
ina! there ID 1t Ike institution IN MS place
Tne INDICATIONS are that the town will grow
as rapidly in the next few years - COatcsyIiIe
Ia" uCne IN tie Iast few. and aS The PreSDy
lerIau churcl, ts the only church IN which Eng
Hsn preaching i heard morning and evening,
tN eIsh being Tie prevailing luuguagc,J tn,Ie
seculs 10 be Tor IL u orig ht future. One oI Une
hnvst Jais Ia the SCl.te ir Just Completed, winch
IL 10 lFc folio" cd soon with new court house
vq"aliy me. They have It graded school with
II principal and i've assistant teachers.
Living Is from twenty tive To iTty per cent.
cheaper IA E"enshuIS tnan il is IN CoatesVIlle
BLtter there Is ~, here 40; Eggs 10, here -
SI-J; und other things cO.respOnuingly cheap.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

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IF your party has won in the political race,
We know that you re glad that sGch Is GiIe case;
but II, on the contrary, you belong u tue outs
don I go OF in the sJitas or Il blE II OF points
Win Uig scaling tears Tor the miiH thdt Is
spilled: 50 pi.ick up your courage aud right
aqty call 1t Jas. j. Murphy : Star Cioth'us Hail
VIII. re YOU c5iu bay Tor tne ready cash down the
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13
Application for Patent.
n tice No. IL.
Z. s LAND OFFICE,

Z. s LAM OFFICE,
AURORA, Nevada. April tth. 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
~ G. BLA+DEL and A. =. POPE have this
day fled in this pffce a Giagrar, and no ice of an.
rticati n OF ratent from the United St,ie-. under
iet' Itr-rts-- approved july Goth. 1866. tor a-9r
:hor.sDd 1000 meal feet CT , cer.:;l vein ~
lod7 OF q arr. Or Their rock, in ace bes :.
golf. sii0'r, copper, ani other metals. comIncaIv
ca!iet ard kro%a As the DJicres Isda - ADD
Dolores ) Id I'D SILVER Nin;n" Company. st :ateG
n the ) iisca lining District. Jsnes aida county,
Safe % NtTafa said clam II br-nue,. ON tle
north by tie Q 4 hsioH Of he Dol, res Co.npsry,
a.d % tie south by the N,--.t Farnoa Company.
and is II ore particular desc riped as f.ilows
Commspcin- at thalncatior II he NOTICE posted on
the claim. ard running thence in 4 LOr'heasteriy
direction rne Thousand feet Il a stake (1G15o east:
also. one irndred feet or eaCn side of said vein or
lode for II { Convenient use Of working said claim;
the same ieing on Ursurveyed land.
Said claim IS mere particularly described in the
and diagram posted in this cfice and on
the claim. WILSON BUTLER.
ap9-9Od L.. S. Register.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13
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vNHE GOV PROPRIETOR HAVING
leased the 0rm by House would inform his
friends and the travelling public that TIL House
has been thorouehly rehtted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure Of
all who NAV please TO give him a call.
The TABLE will. at all times, be supplied with
all the subetansials As veil as tie luIurir- that
the market at rds. No pains will he spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants ~ all times.
The A is we'll stocked with Pine Liaaors
Wine. &c.
ATTACHED TO the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
styles. with ged cue, balls and fine light.
Also. GtNtRAIS STAGE OFFICE for the Stages
connec ing with all the difTernt lines of Stages
and Railroads running throsgh this state and
California, ard any information in relation to the
viii he cheertully given ut all times
en- Psrt:cuis attention paid to booking Pas
calling them. &c Nov. Soft
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
Musical.
THE THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT.

THE THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT.
The Thomas Concert, on Thursday next, is the
exciting topic among musical people, and treat
OF no ordinary character is in store for those
who attend. This monster orchestra will not
visit this section Of the country again this sea-
son, and therefore our citizens should avail
themselves of this opportunity. The brilliant
pianist Miss Marie Krebs, is to leave for Europe
in short time and this will probably be the only
time our people can hope to hear her splendid
performance. The following nstice is from the
Columbus (O.) Journal;
1.-THE music Of the Theodore Thomas 0rches-
ira touches in more places than any music
ever produced kere, and calls out from
all people the hveliest emotions of pleasure.
The audience was one Of the best that Column
bus ever sent to the Opera House our best cit
izens turned out in such numbers that the dress
circle and parquet were crowded, and the wave
rolled upward until every seat in the gallery was
occupied. The fine orchestra on one side ready
to strike the highest round Of music, was bal
anced on the other side by fine audience ready
and eager to receive. The effect was wonderful.
The performers moved as one man, and the au-
dience seemed to listen as one person. and
breathed in accordance with the music-now
free and fast, then scarcely at all.
Frank Glider the pianist has been rendered
a complimentary concert in Philadelphia, which
take place Monday evening" April 20, at Concert
Hall.
Theodore Thomas gives three concerts in
Philadelphia, this week,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
The Direct Oyster Trade.

THE OCEAN SHIPMENTS BY STEAMER FROM THE
CHESAPEAKE TO EUROPE.
It appears that the statements made, some
weeks ago, that the steamer Sdlsetie had returned
to Chesapeake Bay, from London, for a second
cargo of oysters in the shell, was quite prema-
ture. She has not returned at all, but is now in
a ship-yard at Brighton, to be rebuilt and length
ened.
The Snpercargo of the Salsette writes to gem
tleman Of Cristeld in reference to the first trip.
The voyage home was very stormy. :" All the
oysters in the afterhold were spoiled, they having
taken heat in consequence Of our not being
able to yentilate them, and the heat Of the en-
gine together, therefore we shall lose more than
so per cent. of them in that part of the boat
But better luck next time.
The writer, however, gives the impression that
an extensive business will be attempted, during
the next season. in the shipment OF oysters, as
proposed, for the Chesapeake, both by steam
ers running directly to England, and by export
in barrels for New York. The Crisfeld Ledger
also says that French agent passed through
here last week, looking after oysters in the in-
terest Of the Paris epicures. He left for Oman
cock and the Leader learns from Hon. W. II.
Oustis, that he is only in advance of a steamer
from France, which will make its appearance
shortly in Pocomoke Sound, in sight Of Cristeld,
for the purpose of taking on 25,O 900 bushels Of
bivalyes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09

Chairman state Central Republican Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
DOMESTIC NEWS.
wilmington Preaeher. Association.

Yesterdays MEETING - METHODIST BOOK AND
TRACT sroRE-oHURCH EXTENSION.
A very interesting session Of the Wilmington
Preachers Association was held yesterday at st.
Paul's NJ. Il. Church. Tlere was Il very full ut
tendance of ministers, with good rprinkling of
the lay element both male and female.
After entertaining reports from Revs. II. W.
Todd, Davis, Gray, Watson, Prettyman, the As
sociation proceeded to the discussion Of the or
der of the day. viz Ought the Wilmington
Conference establish Methodist Episcopal Book
and Tract Depository in this city ?
A deeply interesting discussion ensued, parti-
cipated in by Rev. Messrs. Watson, Gray, Davis,
Thompknson, r. W. Todd, Prettyman, Hill,
StuDbs and Kemp.
The conviction was generally expressed that
the establishment of such an institution in Will
miDgton would be vastly beneficial to Methodism
in the city and OH the Peninsula and the only
point at which there was any hesitation was at
the question viii it Pay 2"-Will il meet with
sufficient patronage to justify the investment
The Wilmington Conference has at its COM
mand $4,000 which could be used to start such
an enterprise and il the laymen Of Wilmington,
who have heretofore devised liberal things" in
the way Of erecting churches, can be induced to
give this subject favorable consideration and
their moral and financial support and patronage
there can be no question in regard to its sue
cess
committee on Home Church Extension. con-
sisting of the several Pastors, and three laymen
of each church in Wilmington and vicinity, is
soon to meet for consultation. At the conclusion
Of the discussion, resolution was adopted re-
ferring the subject to the above named commit
tee. The resolution is As follows "ResolUed'
That this Association respectfully request the
committee on the subject Of Church extension,
recently appointed from the several churches in
Wilmington and vicinity, to take into considera-
ton the propriety and feasibility Of establishing
Methodist Book and Tract Depository in this
city,"
The subject for discussion on Monday next is
the following "Should we receive or retain
persons in the NJ E. Church who discard Meth
ndiaIin Hhnnlnnr.r 2m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
The Drama.

LEFFINdwELL AND THE LAUGHING SEASON.
Leffngwell on the stage and laughing toeH in
the audience are contemporaries. They are
Slamese twins, hgatured and inaeparable. Last
night was the most hilarious OF nights for all
those who had the good sense to be present to
hear and witness Leffingwell's grand rendition of
Hot Goals" and " Romeo Jaffier Jenkins" We
have been present at comedies where our mid
riff was greatly tickled, and smile would at
times overspread our faces, and the Occa-
sional wit and humor Of the play would demand
from us the "racognitory grin, but no such
modest, subdued and unobtrusive signs OF graft
iication greeted Lsffingwell last night. The loud,
"inextinguishable" laugh, and the guffaw. hearty,
sincere, deep-chested and resonant, were the ac-
compartments of every word he uttered, and ev-
cry gesture he made. We thought "Hot Goals
was the funniest and most rolliclking farce we
had ever listened to, and enjoyed it more thor
oughly than anything Of the kind it had ever
been our good fortune to hear until the side
splitting Rfterpiece of Romeo JRffier JenkinB"
threw it into the background, dwarfed its pro-
portions, and made It "hide its diminished
head" So delighted were the audience with this
exquisite burlesqus that by request of a large
number il will be presented again this evening at
the conclusion Of Billiards, " the comedy where
in par excellence LeGingwell is acknowledged to
shine.
sHAKsPEAREAN REVIVAL IN PHILADELPHIA.
The flash drama is declining. Shakespeare is
e growing popular. In Philadephia, there is a
grand revival. During the present week Mr.
Edwin Booth will appear at the Walnut Street
Theatre in some Of his finest characters, among
them Hamlet" Orchard Third, "Iago" and
Count Pescara." Mr.. Davenport, this week,
will give 'Sir Edward Mortimer" Hamlet" and
'Brutus." On the evening of Monday, 22d Miss
Cushman will begin an engagement at the Chest
nut, and will appear as Queen Catherine, in
Henry Eighth, as Lady Macbeth" and, we hope,
as Meg MerTilles." She will be supported by
Mr.. Couldock and Mr.. Davenport, combination
Of enormous strength.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09

It is rumored in New York that ex-Collector
Bailey will return, a Ia Garvey from Montevideo,
to testify against distillers and their tools.
A Little Rock paper takes pleasure in an
nouncing the erection Of a peanutery as an ev-
idence OF the material progress Of the city.
This is the cheerful balance sheet Of the Cairo
Opera House: Receipts, 277, 900 francs deficit
to be made good by the Khedive, 723, 900 francs.
The Republican State Convention will meet at
Harrisburg tomorrow. Most Of the delegates
already arrived in Harrisburg are said to favor
Hartranft.
A deficiency Of $4,000 has been discovered in
the post-ofice at Fort Wayne, Ind, The post
master admits the deficiency, but says he 'can-
not account for it"
1t is said that every woman appears different
to every man, and every nature has its separate
watchword, which answers to one and will not
respond to another.
The National Democratic Committee, it is un-
derstood, will meetinW Washington about the 25th
Of this month to organize the party for the
Presidential campaign.
Jet is all the rage this season, and many of
the handsomest bonnets are trimmed with wide
jet fringe, or leaves and flowers composed en-
tirely Of small jet beads.
Many foppish young men endeavor to initiate
the English fashion of wearing one glass in the
eye, and distort their face in the most dreadful
manner in the attempt
Since the new style has been adopted Of carry
ing parasol or umbrella attached to the belt
that article has become as much part Of lady's
street toilette as her gloves or veil
In the ruins Of the Jeffersonville, Ind, car
works was found the body Of the incendiary
who was unable to escape after firing the build
ing, and thereby met speedy retribution.
In the New York House of Representatives
last night, the new charter Of the city of New
York, as amended by the Senate, was non-concur-
red in, and conference committee appointed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
TALBOT co..
An AGaIr Of Love.

AN INoENsED LOVER ASSAULTS YOUNG LADY's
FATHER.
Isaac Hearn, of Delmar, has charming young
daughter just blooming into womanhood, for
whom young man named George Hsarn has
conceived a strong attachment. Whether this
feeling is mutual or not we are unable to say
good feelings for George, aud avails himself of
every opportunity to manifest his displeAsure.
Writhing under these frequent tauntings and
determined upon revenge George assaulted the
old gentleman upon the public highway, last FRI
day, and by quick and heavy blows with billy
soon subdued the spirit of the astonished parent.
He was 80 severely injured that medical treat
ment became necessary. George has left the
State and fled to parts unknown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09

Phoebe Campbell has been convicted of the
murder Of her husband at London, Ont, and
sentenced to be hanged on the Goth Of June.
Thomas X. Beecher enters a vigorous protest
against church bells, and says no chuoh has the
right to disturb the quiet Of town that way.
They have a haunted house in Hennepin,
MINI. 1t has been vacant for long time but
every night the upper windows are brilliantly
lighted.
It is said that spinsters have better chance
OF success against widows in the race for hus-
bands than bachelors have against widowers in
the race for wives.
Certain citizens OF Topeka, Kansas, prove the
sincerity Of their feelings on the temperance
question by proposing to buy out the liquor
dealers there If they will agree to quit the busi-
ness
Waohtela hoarseness in Chicago was an ex-
pensiye casualty to Carl Rosa. Colonel Wood,
OF the Museum, insisted on the penalty TO his
bond, and it cost Parspa's husband $4,000 to
settle,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
GreeIey Moi wanted nt UinoIunntI,

1t would be amusing If, after Mr.. Greeley's
toyings with the Cincinnati Conventionists, they
should refuse to accept him as an ally, and yet
such an event is not improbable. A corespon-
dent of the EUening Post, writing from Cincin-
natl, says that the leaders Of the new party
will insist on demanding free trade; that as it is
the first plank in their platform they cannot con-
code nor dare they even offer a compromise.
The new party would lose with the people all
their prestige if thoy were to give up their most
important declaration for the advantage OF Mr..
Greeley's cooperation. Already there have been
some emphatic protests among the leaders of the
Convntion in prospect Of such a.poltical tergver-
sation. We know Ex-Governor Cox is opposed
to it, and Judge HoAdley has said "If you con-
cede to Greeley, you may count me out" No
such compromises are to be expected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
GOV. Curlln, of PenunyIynnIn.

The Philadelphia Bulletin says;
Those gossips who are pretending that Andrew
G. Curtin is coming home from Russia to take
part in the opposition to President Grant, are
much mistaken. He knows too we'll the feelings
of the people Of Pennsylvania, who still love
and honor him, to think of abandoning Grant.
Their personal and official relations are Of the
most friendly character, and if Governor Curtin
comes home in time for the campaign, it will be
to advocate, not to oppose, the reelection of
our worthy President. The Republican opposi-
ton to Grant is to be shown at the Cincinnati
Convention, and we have the word of the NetO
York Tribune, that the head of the Pennsylvania
delegation there is to be Geary, the Elder Broth
er and Autobiographer. Is it il likely that Cur
tin and Geary would work together on this OF
any other question? .rf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
New YorI, Society GOasIp.
[From the N. Y. Mail. ]

From the N, Y. MALL
A new style of glove-boxes have musical box
underneath.
Milliners' openings are the favorite resorts Of
ladies just at present
The carriages Of wedding party became en-
tangled on Wednesday afternoon with the carri-
ages in General Anderson's funeral procession.
There is to be grand wedding at the Little
Church Round the Corner" next week.
The Alsatian bow is the latest novelty OF. the
day in trimming, and is used on dresses, cloaks
sacques and bonnets.
All the most elegant silk costumes imported
this season, are trimmed with elaborate embroi-
dery in floss, and wide lace
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
Republican state Convention.

The State Convention of the Union Republican
Party of Delaware, will meet in the State House at
Dover, on Thursday, the 9th day Of May, proximo,
for the election Of six Delegates to the National Re
publican Convention, to be held in Philadelphia on
the bih day of June, for the nomination of candi-
dates for President and Vice President of the United
states.
The appOrLionment OF Deegatea OF the respective
Counties will be follows: To New Castle County.
seventy eight delegates; TO Kent County, forty del
egates; to Sussex County, forty-two delegate'.
The respective County Committees will apportion
me number of delegates TO the several Hundreds,
and x the time and place for holding the. election.
JAMES LEwis,
Chairman State Central Republican Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
Theatrical Appointments.

Many of the theatres in New York city have
adopted the plan Of having hose and all the
apparatus for putting out fire in front of the
orchestra chairs in the aisle, where it can be
used at a moments notice.
A new style of drop curtain that has been a.
dopted in several theatres abroad is an immense
mirror, in which the audience can survey them-
selves and their neighbors at their leisure and
without the trouble Of turning their heads.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
wiImIngton q we.tern r. z.

TRAoK-LAYMd-F1RsT SHIPMENT OF IRON, ETC.
The contract for laying the track on this road
is about being completed, and the work Of put
ting down the rails will, probably, commence
next week.
The first shipment of iron for this road, was
made yesterday. 1t comes from the Allentown
ton Reading r. R., from Coatesville.
The increased rates Of iron since the purchase
of the rails for this road was made, is about $15
per ton, making saving to this company, in the
cost OF rails alone, of about $27, 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
MORNING NEWS.
Political Intelligence.

The Pennsylvania Republican Convention will
meet at Harrisburg tomorrow.
The Mobile Register thinks that such Demo-
cratic organs of Passivism as the st. Louis Re-
publican are more intent on destroying the
on the basis of the Missouri policy, than on
beating Grant.
In view of the passage of the new city charter
for New York, candidates for the mayoralty
are multiplying. Among the names mentioned
are Havemeyer, Wickham, Ben Wood, Senator
OBrien, Oswald 0ttendorfer, ex-Sherin Kelly,
Richard Schell and jackson Schultz.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-09
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
e:3O p. NJ.
Now York.

A CALL FOR THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
NEW YORK, April 0.
Mr.. Belmont, chairman of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, has called a meeting at his
residence, in this city, for the sth of May, for
Selecting the time and place for the National
Convention.
The World says the delay in the call has been
occasioned by desire to await the result of the
Cincinnati Convention.
Senators Fenton and Schurz will speak at the
meetings held here on Wednesday and Friday
nYaninpa.