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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-30
Widows Appraisements.

4 ~ To- Is hereby given that the following
ipf5lsements of Real and Personal Pro-
! tLoi Gecedcuts, selected and set apart for
z. nlDWS 3l ihtcstates under the Act of As
2.'iN OF l1th April, 1851. have been filed in the
"a per Once, and will be presented 70 the
ms Sourt Tor approval Oh Wednesday, the
~ or September next, to wit:
- h'ory ana Appraisemcnt of the personal
clN oi Evan Roberts, deceased. elected to
~ E@ialned by his widow, Lucinda H. Rob-
.2tatory md Appraisement of the personal
XLy OF William Orr, late ot the Borough
<phnStOwn, deceased, elected to be retained
~ widow Harriet Orr,-S27I.75.
"a ehtory and Appraisement of the personal
% by his widow $60g7.
q lpralsement OF certain personal property
pdrl Tor the use or Eleanor Powell, widow
YaVd Powell, jr., late of Blackjack township.
sed,-TOO.O0.
tpPraisement of the personal property and
estate of William Riley, late of Prosnect
fpugh, deceased, set apart for Susan Riey.
NDw OF said deceased, $4,000.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Clerk.
ferk 5 Office. EbenSburg, Aug. }, ISI2.-4t
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JBPRNA IN DIVORCE.
CAMBRIA COUN1

| . UAWI3RIA COUNTY, s.
IOMMoEwEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA:
: To the ShCTit Of Cambria Co., Greeting:
;. You are hereby commanded that
you summon w. w. Ii. FREEMAN to be
appear at our Court Of Common Pleas, TO
S,,oen Tor said county at Ebcnsburg, on the
HnHdVy ~ september Hert. To answer a GER
Lipr! IA Divorce hled against him in said
4 Shy MARY VI. FItEEM-iN, by her next friend
n peril ~
4 "trS the Honorable JoHN DEAN, Presid't
sf V, " our said Court, at Ebeusburg, the 10th
a efyI, tne' IN the year of our Lord one thOus-
7"' hundred and dseventy-two.
4ites, J. X -HIFE, Prothonotary
w. IL. BONACKER, Sheriff. 1S-g4t. !
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BUCK KALE".
Tile COMING GOVERNOR IN LANCASTER.
An Immense Political Demonstration
MIR. BUCKALEW,s SPEECH.
His Senatorial Record-His Votes for Supplies and
BOUnties-A Complete RefutatiOn of Radical
Slanders-The Ho1cOmbe Interview
Necessity for Reform, &C., sc.

The meeting at Fulton Hall last night,
says the Lancaster I1telligezcer of the 21st,
was grand political demonstration. The
notice given was brief, but the assemblage
was one of the most imposing ever wit
messed in this city upon a similar occasion.
Long before the hour appointed for the
meeting every seat in Fulton Hall was filed
and the aisles were packed by people stand
ing. Hundreds were obliged to turn away
without obtaining admission. Very many
of the best and most intelligent Republi-
cans in the city We're present. They went
to hear the truth, and returned to their
homes determined to cast their ballots in
favor of reform and an honest administra-
ton of our State Government. Mr.. Buck
alew was received with enthusiastic cheers
when he entered the hall, and was intro
duced by DIR. Carpenter Chairman of the
Democratic County Committee. In his
usual calm and clear method he spoke as
Follows
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AINAN i & BUCK,

Is Te - IN rear of John Bucks store Niaht
OatrSSo.oe oe made either at the residence of
u a' John Bucks residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-09

CUNAkD LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
From New York. From Boston.
AByssINlA weay M,ch PAETHIA sssy March March ls ls
ALGERIA ..Wedn'Apri ~. SAMARIA. .Saturv March w
CALABRIA .Wed'v, April 10 OLYMPUS. Ssty, April
And following Wednes And Glowing Saturday
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin $780, $loo and $780, god according 70
Tickets TO- Paris ......$l5 gold, additonA''
Return Tickets on favorable terms.
ssseges cI:i: , oo and c:nsorn nnd iii
parts OF Europe, at lowest rates p...., c,..,ov
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and for
Mediterranean ports. =,
For s,eerase nasssge az iii Broadway Trinity Building
N ' CIIAS. g. FRANCKLYN, Agent
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I swtINBERGER, AtCTIONEER-sRIlr THIS DAY
ls SSAturdayl March at i0f o'clock, st II Bowcry a
encs ana aemi!osns slso gusn.y OF other goods W.
silver Watches. Jewe~s, az w ~
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EUROPEAN sTsAMSaIPA


N STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from pier AZ North River.
For Queenstown and Liverpool.
rkANCE, Thomson. :. Saturday, March MS u.
ITALY, thompson Saturday March ~ At NJ
dOLLAND, Bragg. Saturday. March at III, A. NJ
Passage to Liverpool, Queenstown or London dircct-
Cabin $9o ana x65 stceraQe xsS, currency. .
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown
For further particulars apply the compsny Offices, 90
Broadway. r. W. J. HURST, Manager.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w New York, Cork and Liverpool New and full pow
cred steamships, the six largest In the world.
OCEANIC, BALTIC, ApRIATIC,
REPUBLIC, CELTIC, ATLANTIC,
5000 tons burden, 5000 horse power each
Sailing from New YORK SATURDAYS from Liverpool
Thursdays calling at Cork Harbor each way.
ATLANTIC, March I'D, at 2 A. NJ.
BALTIC, Apti 8, at 1 :3N p. M.
OCEANIC, Aprii IL, at . A. NJ.
From the White Star dock, Pavona ferry, Jersey tv
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaled COM
binng safety, speed and comfort
Saloons saterooms, smoking and bathrooms In mid
ship section where leas, motion IA el Surgeons and stew
ardesses accompany these steamers. n..,
Rates Saloon, SSu In gold; storage, wSU u currency
Those wishing to send for friends from the OLD country
obtain secrage prepaid certihcaes S currency
Passengers booked to or from all parts OF America Par
Hamburg, Norway, Sweden India, Austraia' China &C.
Excursion ticke granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from 81 upward a.
For information apply at the companys ohice ~ Broad
way, New York. - .,.,.
1850 J. ii. SPARKS, Agent
IsMAY, IMRIE CO., 10 Water street, Liverpool, and
No. 2 East India avenue, Leadenhall street, London
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DEPARTMENT TSnr OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS

II 1htAHTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSE SSNENTS
- " Chambers street. :
va.,.., NEW York, Jan. 3 1872.
N1tce s hereby given that the Assessment Rolls of the
Sort en- S .h ersons Estate Of the City aad County Of New
nro 0u ps Dh rna @ ssr Monas JsnGar win remain
vns he sHh dav OF April 1874 inclusive, for the
W errors and the equalization OF the assessments OF
res ana personal estate Of the CITY and county
~ rew ,or1 Az persona believing themselves sggeved
must MAKE Application to the Commissioners during the
49, "ch'oheo IN order to obtain the relief pro-
GRO. II. ANDREWS, ! Commissioners
uuhps; u .rRsAMER, Of Taxes
SXrIiiSifI hands. Assess%sn.A sns
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INFORMANT AkT SALE.

Messrs. Goupi Co., OF Taris, having Instructed ne,
through Messr M knocdcr Co., OF this city 10 close out
BY auction their entire stock OF fine Modern Paintings In
this country in consequence OF partner retiring from the
business beg announce that these paintings are now
on free exhibition at the Ieav Art Rooms, St7 broadway
and ,ha. T. they WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION TO TIE
ATOM the evenings Wednesday and Thursday March
IL and The catalogue contains $50 PAINTINGS com
prinng many choice examples OF the bes modern
artists. Among them may be mentioned
Antigua. Brochari. PackaiowNc,,
BerRnger. buu, Brctou.
Brillouin, Carsud Cornpte- -Cair,
Duverger, Desunay. Dubufe
Dienenbach, Glacomettl. Cirardet,
Hanoi, Hamman, N. Koek. .Koek,
Leyendeckcr, Levy Mouinet,
rsuiseu, fecrus, Roybet.
sscacesser, dessaen yerbocckhoveu,
vIoert. , Zuber-buher, Zem,
GEO. A. LEAvITr & co.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
ACOB BOGART, AUCrIONEER.
THIS DAY. March
a II O'Clock at the auction North William street,
Household Furniture,
- Mirrors, Carpets, &C., 40,
consisting OF large Of Bedroom, Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture Sewing Machines, Iron Safes
oneer will sell this day. Saturday, t lO< O'clock at
salesroom Fast Broadway, II hrkins prime Butter Is
boxes Family soao, Port sherry wne Gin Btters
baskets Champagne Glassware Sign, &C. Billiard Tables,
JANIS DONOVAN, Marshal.
One Mix Wagon and two Cans, Bagatele Table,
p. AOCABE, Marshal
DKRRMPTORY sALR-BY ORDER OF SUPREME
Court under direction Of Gerard NJ Stevens Referee,
three story Manssrd roof House, with rxtensiou also
barn. carriage house, together with about two Of
;ns Long Isa9d Railroad depot the fegry at huusrs
and maps apply to MoADDoMs. Attorney, lls Broadway
New ork.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ EXECrTOIi'S SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkE PAINTINGS, &C.,
at No. 236 Second avenue,
- -. on TUESDAY, March H. at lOsS O'clock
Particulars IN tom ows Herald.
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HARNESS FOR FARMING. TEAMING. TRUCKING.
CARING expressing, road bnsi
use % to $500 per sci. O. ~ MOSEMAN no.. Manufac-
turers, warerooms ia Chambers street.
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SPECIAL NOTIUEs.

EIFTH AVENUE BLOoN OF BEAUTY IxPARTs
heathful color Lip and Pimpe salve all erup
tons Pomado for hair and chapped hands, Powder
and ali fxshionAhe Hau Powdsrs, 2Sc 50c 0REENE'S
Depot 81 Cedar strset near the Post once
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TT NfTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, ssllng regunry
eycy Thursday al o'clock r. ~ precisely from pier No.
CREscENr CITY, Captain Y. Van s,oe.....-.. Msrch u
MISSOURI Captain r. H. Norton (ya NassAu,.. ssrcs
MOKfD CASTLE, Captain 7. b. Curtis. March u
ror 'reso' I" p's~s' IVY w. DIMOCK, President
No. D Boylins Green.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

4 y. Clancy, defendant, IL notified that on the
l'lh day OF March. lN12, wrli OF attachment was
Issued out of the clerks office Of the Alexander
county circuit Court, IN the state Of Illinois,
against your e.tAie, retuTngblc on the fret Mon
day IN April, ls72 ut the sUit of James y. tlem.
son, plain, n, for the sum Of $50 % and Accrung
interest, which writ has teen executed, and =. III
SUIT Is now pending IN SAID court Unless you
sha!l appear on the return day
thereof, judgment will be entered against
you, aud the g6tnlshee served IN
sald cause required to answer, and Lc dealt
with according 20 law. Dated March - h. ls72.
JOHN z HARMAN, Clerk.
Allen, Muls, Wheeler, att'ys Ior pRlnth.
lan2lwiw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
ATTACHMENT NnTlCE.

Lewis Hewitt, deie, daui, 81 notified that on the
Ith day Of March, l-I2, aWrIt 90 .t'Hrhinout = a.
s.uet out Of the clicks office e. ta. Alexander
county circuit Court, m ~" stt'c OF ~ mos,
aga net your e.ists, IetuTusJl. ol ~. 1T Mon.
day Ia April, ls'& ~ tn" -uIt Of James I. Ci'm.
son pl.iutlf, tor the -um Of s. aud arciung
initrr Z, which wiz hss been executed SAT -aII
suu - now pending ia SAID C"uu. E-I's. you
shall appear on ia. T"tuTu Jay thereof, Igi gU,uf
viii lie entered against YOU aud the gtrnI-I cr
served IA sald cause required to answer, sHd be-
dealt with according % las. lsi-i March ljth,
lsr2.
JuHNQ HAENAN, CLERK.
Aien, Aulk.y Wheeler, attN~ Dor p.auu1
Iau.Hty
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
MASTERS SALE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander county, -.
Alexander county Circuit Court. Alfred u. sal.
fora W.. the unknown heirs of Mary Springer,
deceased. Biz to iOr;close mortgage.
No'lee ~ hereby given that III pursuance OF a
decree entered IN the above entitled cause, in
sald eeuri, on the 10Th day OF January, A.D 1877,
!, John v haTman, Master in CnanceIy OF sald
Court, WI on the 3Oth day of March, A. D., ls79,
c,pck p m OF said day, sell at public ven
Que 10 me highest bidder Tor cash, 1T the front
door OF ,ns oouI' House. in the city of Cairo, in
real estate, to-wit Lot number thIr1yihr,e Ilil
ana NE ohe-hhli OF lot NUMBERED thlrty.iour d
which lies ago nlng to sald lot No. ihirt, three
$50 the same nelng the north or vest hall ot ,ad
lot NUMBERED thirty -four ca ali in tjork MIN.
bered hity'iour 90 IN ihe city of Cairo in The
county OF Alexander and State of illinois. TO.
gelher NTH all and singular the tonem"nts md
herealtsments thereto belonging.
JOHN z. HARTMAN,
March 4, 1872. Master in chancery,
Green 4 Gilbert, Solicitors, 3-7.3w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
TAX NOTICE.

To Mary Jordan, John Galbrsth and all Others
concerned, You are hereby notified that at sale
OF land and town and cuy lots for the delinquent
state, county and district school taxes of the year
1869 and costs, held Ut the court house door IN
Cairo, Alexander q. unity, Illinois, on the eth day
Of June, 1870, the under signed purchased the ..
n OF the n. W. ar. of section fye (5) in township
fourteen 40 south and IN range one west OF the
3H =. M, situated IN SAID county aud state, and
said premises will expire on the eth day OF June
1874 and thar at the same sale for the same taxes
held at the same place on the 29th day OF June,
OF two.ffths of Lot No 10 in Block No, 30, IN the
first addition to the city OF CalIO, In said county
and state. and thai the time civ by law Tor the
redemption Of said premises last described will
expire on the 29th Of June, 1872.
ALEX. u, IRWIN, Purchaser,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
TAX NOTICE.


To }. Thompson and VI. smith.
You 81. hereby not fed that at a sale OF lots and
len - for the delinquent state, equity end district
school taxes Of the year leo, and costs, held at
the Court House aOOr ia Caro-, Aleiau6e county,
Illinois, the Z'th day OF June, ls7i thr
uudersR/sJ purchased the una yid" one.
half Of uNhJ.h.' qr Nh" suutt-west quarter,
the undiy'-g oue-naIi - the uoTth.we quarter
~ the southwest quarter, and the undIy drd one
half Of the south west quarter Of the south wet
quarter Of section foTty 800, tosnsh.p fifteen
90 s,uth. ami range three tii west, Of he thtrd
principal meridian, assessed aud sold IA the name
~. Thompson anu 81 Smith, situated ~ saIi
county and stat, and that the time 4 ven by law
Tor the redemption Of .std lands viii expire on
the 2itn day Of June, ls73
JOHN HODGES, Purchaser.
Cairo, m, March Is, ls72 d8t.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

AN. CLANCY, defendant, is notified that on the
IAN day OF Marcn, 1872, awrIt of attachment was
Issued out of the clerks office OF the AlrNand. 7
county Circuit Court, IN the state of Illinois,
ag,lns; your estate, Ieturnsble on the lst Monday
in April, 1917, at the SUIT OF Thomas j. Ent,
planiif for the sum oi si29 "a and accrulng inter.
,st, which writ has been executed, and said sul
II now pending IN sand court. Unless you shall
appear ON the return day thereof judgment Will
be entered against you, and the garnishee served
IN sad cause required to answer, and be dealt
" tn according 10 law. Dated March 18Th, 1872,
JOHN q HARMAN, clerk.
Allen, Mulkey Wheeler, att'ys for plaintiff.
IanglWit
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TAN NOTICE.

To Hsrrell Sterling Co.. and all other, con.
Ceruei.
You are hereby notified that At a sale OF lots
AMI lands for the delinquent state, county and
Il strict school taxes OF the year 1865. ana costs
held at the Court House door IN Cairo, Alexander
county lnos, on the 3nth day Of June ls7p the
unders gned purchased lots No. l, AMI IN
block No. g. and lots No, |, 2 ., I, ., o, is, and
10, IN block No. %, assessed, taxed
and sold IN the name Of Hsrrell,
sterling Co., situated in the To-, Il
OF Tribes, In sAid county aud state, I'd
lots being sold an forte tod properly ard that he
time gwen by law ioI The redemption Of said los
Will expire on the 3Olh day OF June, ls72.
JOHN HODGES, Purchaser.
Cairo, III, Ma rch lstn, lie. d3t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
AVOID QUACKS

A victim Of early Indlsereuon, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, e'e, having tried Ia
vain every advertised remedy, ln o'seovepd
simple means Of ssf-cure, which he will send
free IN his fsllow.sufeIsrs. }. II. Reeves, No. 10
Nassau street. New rois, asg94wiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
LEGAL ADvEBTIsEMENTs.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

IiA.N. Clancy, defendant, is notified that on the
lith day Of March, 1917, writ OF attachment vs.
issued out Of the clerks ofhc. VI the Alexander
county Circuit CouIt, 10 the state Of Illinois,
against your estIte reiuTnsble on the fret Mon.
day 10 April, A. u. is72. at the sIit ~ Nathan VI
Thompson, plaintiff, tor the sum OF sIls ~ and
secfnihg interest. which wit has b'"u executed,
and snld sult D. nov peAuILg 10 SAID court. TN
less yuu appear tlr return
day thereof, Jutgmeu wit he Gu
tered against you, ard th- .Afu irhee
served 10 said cati,. reouir.d @ an-Wrf and h..
dealt with sccoIdlug to Ia~. Data March IJth,
ls11
JoHNQ. HtRNAN. clerk.
Allen, Mulkey 4 wheeler. ri. D., f, for pjAIurr
Iau2luiN,
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THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex.
cepteO.
81. PArRIcK's DAY AT CORK.

|
The celebration Of 81. Patricks day a.
Cork, was one of unusual proportions. A
lnass.mectlng was held in the city. al
which 1t was estimated nearly $4,000 per-
sons were present Mr.. Ronayne presidrd
and taking the chair made powerful
! speech. He said the most despotic gov
eminent IN Europe would not have allow.
el such an occasion as the royal thanks
giving to pass without signslizing it by an
amnesty topoli,ical prisoners. The queen
OF England should remember that her day
nasty owed its existence TO the greatest
perjurcr OF modern times, the duke Of
Of Marlborough. Providedce seemed to
lnterposc to remind her Of that, for in the
same carriage with thequeen when OCon
nor presented his pistol and petition, sat
II lady of honor who was "A descendant
of churchlls. England had never gran.
ted Ireland anything from motives Of jus.
ticc COnces ,tons had always been wrung
from her through fear. Tho speakers
bold dcnunciatiOns were received with
frequent and prolonged cheering. The
various organizations marched to and
from the park with llags and bands Of mu-
sic. Although there was much excite
ment no disorder occurred, and the police
force which had been largely increased for
Che day found no accession 10 interfere.
BACHELORS HAIR DIE-Tbis superb
hair dye is the best in the world-perfec,ly
harmless, reliable and Instantaneous. No
disappointment. The genuine W. A.
Bachelor. Hair Dye produces immedi-
ateiya splendid natural black or brown
Doc not stain the skin, lut leaves the
hair clean. soft and beautiful The only
safe and perfect dye. sold 10y all drug
git. Factory, Is Bond S., Ny
3-lO-eod-7w.ly
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Send for
D. c. JACCARD E. cos H.
Iustrated Price List and
Catalogue Of Waltham, How
ard, and D. C. Iaccard & Co.'S
Watches, JeweIry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware, &C.
When in St. Louis you are
invited to inspect their mag
nifiCent JEWELRY establish
ment. Nos. 40I G. 403 N.
Fourth ST., Corner of Lo-
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
Watches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail prOmr'Iy atten-
ded to.
dsm-2-so.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-21
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy rsl,si fer young men nom the effects II
sIIors and sou.es n ssrly lite. Manhood restor-
MARRIAGE removed, New method 81 tesimsnt
New spd remarkable remidiss. Books and eircu.
how All A. y isst Ky :y; South ssss &c.
FhiaASlphn, Pa assUsdA wAn.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPLICATIONS.

The San Francisco Commercial Herald and
Market ReUleO gives the following version OF the rail
road troubles in that city 1t seems TO be the farest
exposition which has been sent out from San Francisco
For some months past people OF this city have been
kept in state OF great eNcitement-uch TO the INJURY
OF several leading ntercstsOn the subject Of railroads
The request made by the Central Pacific for portion OF
Goat Island as u terminus was the signal for violent
agitation which resulted in the organization or Com
mIttee One Hundred" which assumed 70 itself the
prerOgatve OF popular guardian After weeks OF furious
debate, OF personal and acrimonious nature inter-
spgrsed with scenes OF low comedy ana arclcal displays
the committee broke into fragments without arriving at
any positive conclusion except that its members who first
met "a harmonious WhOle, composed OF our most
Trustworthy citizens, separated with anything but
pressions OF mutual regard and confidence. de-
termined remnant OF the committee finally came 10
agreement with the Central Pacific, on terms mutually
acceptable aud beneficial and then adjourned sine die
That agreement was, that In consideration OF building
It's terminus san Francisco renOuncnR all designs
upon Goat Island, constructing bridge across the bay
RayenswoOd and other points OF minor interest the
Central Pacific Railroad Company should receive SUD-
sdy Of s25OoOOO from the city and county OF san Fran
cisco. Inc agreement was submitted 10 the Board OF
Supervisors, declared to be illegal drawn up,
by the CITY ana County Attorney Another fragment Of
the one Hundred Committee organized "a company 70
build the Colorado Railroad from San Francisco to the
Colorado RIVER with the view Of connecting with the
Texas ana San Deg0 Railroad, now I'D process OF con-
sructOn To this end subsidy OF slOOOO0O was asked
from the city and county, and acquesced In by the
Board OF Supervisors The Mayor vetoed the action OF
the Board, which subsequently, passed the ordinance
Voto and the question Will DO submitted 10 pop
espOused the Of the Atlantic ana Pacific Railroad
which was also suppucant Tor slOOOOOO snbAdy but
this project was defeated and etCually killed by SIM
pie statement OF the COmpanys financial status, the
tortoise progress u had made In % years the virtual
forfeiture OF It's charter and claim 70 public lands donated
under conditions that nave not been complied wth lts
arrested movements by reason Of butting up against
Indian territory which II has no ught OF authority 70
cross and the utter apathy and dstrust with which t Is
regarded Oy Eastern and foreign capitalists Fur these
and other equally cogent considerations, our Board OF
Supervisors refused to entertain Its Application Ior
suDsily.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

Tho retort Ia filed with crude turpentne and connected
with copper worm, placed In cylindrical reservoir OF
water As the retOrt Is heated, tho spirits ana Waer
pasa of as yapOr and condensed In the worm Ine
water IA 30 mcn tho heavier that complete separation
takes place 40 that the spirits may be dipped on ~ te
TON or the water drawn of at the bottom When the
rnoess Ia complete the rOsn Is allowed TO run out into
vat and ia barrelled while hot. The rosn Is all sold
fo each barrel and sent % the merchant who desires
t pnrchase These are compared with standard samples
and thus their value determined -. ,,.
Tho unusual prosperity OF the naval stores business
laat wear was due to The hrst was t1e war
I'm France which interfered with the production IN hat
country and the other the Abandonment a. oOnpara-
lively worthless OF many OF the substitutes Tor Spirits or
turnentno i'm making paints The result was that every
body I'm the business last year made money @hlch IN
duced hundreds to engage In 1t this year VINO nave not
worked a tree before since tho war. Prices nave
this wear fallen back "a little. but are sun high
enough the business profitable TO those Wh2 own
the trees they work dist their own product ThOse
bo aye TO nav the enhanced rental for their boxes ana
increased wages for labor and then DIVIDE ther prOhtS
win the distlers will make lltt0 more than nVlhg