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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-13

TRIAL BY CRDEAE..-WhiIe at Nittun-
Kote. seeing crowd one day congYegated
round well, [ walked to the spot and was
witness to tie following trial by an ordeal,
which we may term that of ''water and the
bow and arrow The water in the well
was eighteen feet deep and in its center
stood an upright pole. Two criminals
were to be tried for theft, one Of whom
was already in the cell, clinging to the pole,
with only his head above water. 4 little
on one side, with his back to the criminal,
stood an archer with bent bow and arrow
on the string. On a given signal the ar
row was shot away, and the cuipTit de
scended below the surface Of the water.
No sooner had the arrow reached the
ground than young man swift OF foot
left the bowman's 5 side, and made towards
it; on reaching the spot where it fell,
another runner, equally feet, snatched up
the arrow and set of for the well. AS he
neared us at winning pace, all eyes looked
over the parapet into the well for the Grim
inaTs reappearance. His friends breathed
short, while hope and fear depicted on every
countenance. At last the runner reached
the goal. and the next moment the head of
the suspected person emerged from the wa
ter. a loud shout proclaimed his inno-
cence and the crowds satisfaction. The
other criminal, an old man, now prepared
to descend into the wcl, but before doing
so a lock was shorn from his thin gray
hairs, and fastened 20 the arrow as charm
to impede its fight. lie was the reverse
OF confident, and his looks were certainly
not in his favor. Prayers were offered
and many fingers pointed TO the heavens,
while voices exclaimed. ''Aliah VIII clear
the innocent" The trial was gone jhro',
and with the same happy result as before.
These Injured men were now placed upon
the backs Of two bystandors, and 50
mounted, were led through the crowd TO
receive its noisy congratulations. This
over, their female relations cane forward
and coutcnted themselves with imprinting
silent kiss upon the checks Of the once
suspected men, who had thus established
their innocence in the opinion of their
countTymen, and the sound state Of their
lungs in ours.-A Journey to tie Oras.
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How THEY EvADE THE FTrrErxrrr.-

How THEY EyADE THE FIFTEENTH
Exhibitors Of every description, professors,
showmen, &c, who hold forth at Viclls-
burg, Mississippi, have adopted shrewd
plan to circumvent constitutional amend
ments which call for no distinction in re-
gard to "race, color on previous condition"
Ia order to exclude colored citizens from
admission to their exhibitions, these cater
ers to public edification and amusement
have substituted ''cards Of invitation" for
tickets. These ''cards Of invitation" soli-
cit the company of the holder thereof to
the entertainment, whatever it may be,
lecture, theatre or circus specifying the
numbered seat, and also stating ''that to
defray expenses you are expected to pay
one dollar" or whatever the price may be,
and the invitation is not transferable. That
looks as if the white man had beaten the
coloTed brother, for surely q man cannot
be compelled by law to invite TO his enter
tainment any save those agreeable TO him.
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1t is an erroneous impression, which
prevails to great extent, that farmers
have right to shoot or injure dogs or 9th
er stock which may tTespasS on their ,,ro,-
erty. The law viii not uphold the man in
shooting the dog or fowls of his neighbor
simply because they are trespassiug on his
land; or, in other words, no one is allowed
to take the execution of the law into his
own hands. His legal remedy is in claim
for damages against the owner of the of
foLding stock.
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WINK at her teuderly-
The girl over there
Her walk ''8recian bendcIly,"
And purchased, her hair.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-13

\ YOUNG LADY on railway train the
other day was considerably ve1ed because
a fruit yender coming through the cars
came up to her and smiling blandiy said
sweet, have any oranges?'' She told her
young man. who was sitting near her, that
she thought that boy was rather familiar
in calling her pet names. She became less
indignant when the conductor explained
that the innocent fruit-seller merely cx-
claimed. ''Swect Havana oranges"
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Ihe -4Rtarcs;. ~

J.s-i. L
A hundred Etaas r
the Thousand p PAN ar.,
Mauly asciiJes to 3r,.
Assuredly we NAV ssrl- 's.'-
more significantly, tl,4.....
meteorological nece,sf4...
say that they are, 80 he mr..
force and resuIaHres on
US that their presence fb.-
inconsistent with know.
lieves, IN fact, that the -
be partly formed as an NJ
volcanic fires. Tt is rs nah
when ideas so wild are
Maury himself remarked &c.
laily, but little more Of tr...
features Of Antarctic rarf,r
those of the planets" ..Tra
mental" >" as lie proceeds.
without any unwarrantah,, ..
Imagination, relieve the e.
there with snow-clad mour.e.
verSify the Landscape with a.
noes : bat we must NOT f.r--
a work Of imarination--..-
can be insisted u,o,,
sented a eeorrarbi-,r r.-.
While ON f,i.,.,,l...-.-
not refrain from - ' .'.." .'a
passage from 2 Ietec,. r--
the Southern Cross. -
relates in reality f., H.
aurora austraIis # -.
we might conceive o..e--s
ception Of an Artar....', '-
with volcanoes. Nh,
made the who,e coa.fr....
vast furnace. Apart FINN .''..'
these. the descrirfion f. I'm
"Abous half-pasf one ,,1-
second Of last se.,ter.Ser
nomena of the Arrara a,,s.
ed itself in a most n5a--rr.--
Cur ship was of Cane HON
gale. plunainr f,rfor.rr fr---,
flooding her decks and s,-..-.-
her whole bows Lcrr-.E ,r.,
heavens were as Glu.l o.. 5--..
star was to be seen vrsr+r,1...r
tac!e frst appeared T c,n.,.
awful grandeur Of tba scsr.. +r..r1
gradually chanacd from r.-,
ness tin they became like r~;7 49,
ing a IuIfd. glowing bri1If,r,~ .--
thing, The oceor ,-~,,-.l r....
ver4nilion. lasI,ed ;nto f,,~ rr,r..
the waves. dashed f,,r;,,,.r- .-
ever and anon ,usl,ad +, r'sr..s +.
son torrents Crr ,-r,.,1..,,.- n
and all-seencd to nar+,7.. -s.
ruddy bues. Tbav 80
by some terrible conaar,,4f,,
together. the boyv1fpr. rb,fa1-;,-
noble shin plunainq c-a,.,ss.r,.I
crimson crested waves tbe fri,
of hail, snow and sIeet dr.7a
vessel and falling TO Icov---r
showers, the mysterious I-~.
fire resting on our mastlgaf
etc, and above all the aur
the heavens, through which e
Of auroral light would a1sa shoot
strea-5s with metcoEcb bulaaey,
presented a scene of grandeur and
lty surPassi-g thew.lde-. dgaams
The enormous iceL-rgs which
the Antarctic seas suggest inter-
ciusions respecting regions as
isremembered thatall taelargzrm
Icebergs have in reality had .llig
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-13

~ w. DICK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Eh,
ensburE Pa. Onice.in front room of T.
j. Lloyds new building. Centre street. All
manner OF legal business attended TO satisfac-
torily, aud collections 4 speciality. ilO-I4tfl
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g I | l. L U p A Nd AT TT
CABINET NAMING AND UNDERTAKING.

Thankful for past liberal favors the subscri-
Der desires 10 inform tine people Of EbenshIIrc-
and vicinity that he Is still carryina an tbC tis
ineSs above named in all its branches on HisE
street,nearly opposite the Public school Heuse
Substantially made Furniture of All I-inI 80
at lowest figures, Collins of any detiTabie SGto j
or finish furnished on short notice ana ftin.,
ais attended 10 promptly and satisfactolilvI
,,,, - ROBERT EVANS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-13

DIR. SARVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure EncipEent Consumption.
DIR. GARVEN'S TAE2 REMEDIES
Cure CsatsarrEl.
DIR. GARVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Asthma.
DIR. GAHVEN'S TAR REM EDHES
Cure EEeart Disease.
Dr.. GAEeVEN'S TAEs REMEDIES
Cure Skim Diseases.
Dr.. GARVEN'S TAEg REMEDIES
Regulate the Liver.
DIR. GAE8VEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate the StOzE3acE1and Bowels
Dr. GAEsyEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure all FezssaIe Weaknesses.
Esr. GAEsVEN'S TAEs REMEDIES
Purify the E3lCod.
DE-. GAEeyEN'S TAEE REMEDIES
Cure Diseases Gtl1e 'T'EsFosEt.
Dr. GAksVEN'5 TAze REMEDIES
Cure bronchitis.
Dr. GAEsVES'3 TAR K&E3FEDEES
Cure Rose Cold or EEGay Fever"
Dr. GAE1VEE'S T&ES EEEIEDEES
Cure 4-asag Diseases.
EsT. CsA1ggEN'S TA3s ESE-1EDEES
Cuco CozastsEoatioca.
Cr. GkE2E-E7s'S TAI2 EgE7EEeEES
Care Sat- EzEaesszgs',
Dr. Gs.l-E WINS 'E'AEs REMEDIES
Cure kidney Diseases,
Dr. Gl&EsyEE'S TAB E2Es-75 HE'S
Prevent Cs.ose:.2 & eT7oy. Fever
Dr. GAEEVHN'S TAR EEE7zEDEES
Prevent r1:s3-2E5s52g5 E'ey-c-s.
DE. GAZE WINS TAR EsEHEDFES
Remove Pain E5a Es.e ETe.asf.
Eer. esAEeyEE'S E'A1G REMEDIES
Remove Pain IL The Size or EsscEz.
Dr. GAE:VEE'S Fs'AE2 EsEIsE2L9E rs
Are 2 Superior T7o2s5G.
DR.. GAEZSsE'S E'AEE * E.sZS HIS
Restore the Appetite.
Dr. GAEsEEN'S TAss IzEDEES
Cause the FCosi 20 Digest.
Dr. GsAEGE GE-EE'S TAE2 EEyEEDYE,S
Restore the ye,-azk and EscSi2zssaged
EGr. GzAEsVEE'S T'A1g EsE1.EE z1E9EE2S
Give COEse 80 EGssr System,
z. E. EygG o. CyI,
SOLE PROPRTETCES.
1875 Serent& tee, NeIV EO|h.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-13

s : EO. NJ. READE. AtoTmz~at>Laty
~ EbeusUurg, Pa. Office in new building
recently erected on Centre street. TWO doors
from High street. aug 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-09
Friendships Offering.

This is the title of book of poams re-
Gently issued from the press of Wheeler,
Marshall and Bruce, the work being neatly
and handsomely executed. These poems
were written by well known lady of this
city, and the work is dedicated to be-
loved mother as tribute of love from an
affectionate daughter" The book contains
e:ghty-seven pieces, commencing with
Lines on my Fathers Grave" which is q
fitting and appropriate tribute to the men,
DRY Of one OF the best of men, who some
years ago occupied prominet position IS a
State official. We have perused number of
the pieces which compose this volume of po-
ems, and can speak of them in the most COM
plimentary manner. The book was pub
Iished at the request of dying friend with
view of lending helping hand 70 char
table object, and the proceeds arising from
the sale of the same will be devoted to that
purpose. Price 81, the book 10 beihsd of
Wheeler, Marshall & Bruce.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-09
New Music.

The following new vocal and instrument
tai gems are from the Music Emporium OF
r. Dorman u Co.
"Fond memories linger," charming bal
lad, words by Geo. Cooper, music by W.
II. Neyil.
Fortunio's song" by the celebrated COM
poser 0denbach.
"ThCie'e new mound in the church.
yard" very touching and beautiful song,
with chorus, by F. B. Taylor.
"Little blue eyes," song ard chorus, BY
S. w. Straub.
beautiful days long ago." by Geo. W
Persely.
"Pitty the poor sbeggar girl" by T. NJ
Towne. l
"Far away where angels dwell" a beauti.
full song and chorus, words by A. w.
French, music by G. W. Persely.
"Tyrclienne," an elegant rondo, by j.
O. Meininger.
"Ernani," fantastic elegant, by Ernest
Zoeller.
"Take back the heart" brilliant and
beautiful, by Ernest Zoeller.
"Merry heart waltz" by c. Thornton.
'Il Trovstore," fantasia facile, by Ed,
Dorm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-09

ST. LOUIS, Sept. THE Texas cattle
drive of his season to the State OF Kansas
is now nearly if not quite all in. The total
receipts are about half million head, OF
which number 100000 were received at
Ellsworth, 10000 at Wichi.s, 1900 at
Coffeyyille and Cbetopa and the remainder
at other points. 10000 have been driven
to Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming; lgO,-
900 will be wintered in Kansas; about 15O,'
OGO will be taken by packers; 10000 have nave
been marketed at Kansas City; 5O.OO0
more will be driven to the Territories, and
the remainder will be wintered in var Gus
western States. The receipts at Kansas
City since January have been 81 goo. 1t
is estimated that they will reach O,OOO for
the year, against $4,000 last year; The
total value of the cattle drive into kansas
this year will amount to 81 100000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-09
tine Coun,y Workhouse.

This institution received its first inmate
yesterday in the person of RswsOn Hum
phreys, colored, who was sent down for
general vagrancy, his wife being supported
at this time at the County Penthouse.
The practical advantages resulting from
the establishment of a County Workhouse
are shown by the increased receipts at the
Cri insl Court, in misdeDesUor cases, some
$1,000 hayi & already been paid ie by those
who we're in the habit, heretofore, Of going
to Jsil in default of paying The amount OF
their fine, remain few days, and then
secure their release by taking
the pauper oath. One Ease of this charac.
ter is cited where fines to the amount OF
several bundled dollars have been assessed
against chronic dead beat and law-break.
er, and who thinks nothing of securing ex.
eDnption from payment by the process
above given.
But new order of things has been In.
augursted, and now the persistent violatoI
Of the laws will be afforded an opportunity
to toll in the interests of the county, fol
which foil they will receive the princeIy re-
muneration of sixty cents per diem.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-09
Lines in Memory of a Poisoned Dog.

One of our South Nashville friends, wha
had the misfortune 10 lose fsvorite dog
from the effects of 'cola pizen," admins
tered by some unknown hand, walls pit
eously over the assassination, and has IL
dited the following lines in memory Of bis
dear departed Cato:
Poor little Cato, the other day he died
BY the hand of an assassin, il cannot be denied.
Poor fellow! he was faithful-Very kind and
true,
And always Obedient to what you bid him do.
He was watchful all night, in the morning up
early.
Poor little fellow the family loved him dearly.
Those who do such deeds the Devil his aid may
lend him,
But am very certain that a dog will never be-
friend him.
If you are not reprobate, hope your heart is
smitten;
And If nothing else will make you feel, you may
get dog bitten.
The Bible says we must forgive. My friend you
are forgiven;
But I'm prone to think if you don't repent you'll
never get TO heaven.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-09
The Goss Life Insurance Case


Yesterday Messrs. Milton Whitney and
II. Y. D. Johns, counsel for the widow Of
Winfield S. Goss, who, it is claimed, |, st
his life on the York Road, in the fell of 70,
and who, it is now alleged, was murdered
last July, by VIM. Undertook, near West
Chester, Pa, and whose life was in
sured for $4,000, received the following
letter from her:
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8, 1S73.-To Messrs.
Whitney g. Johns Gentlemen: At the
time placed my claims against the insu-
rance companies in your hands l believed
there were no just grounds upon which
their payment could be resisted. And such
is still my conviction. 1t adds to my other
sorrows, however, which are grea. enough,
to contend further in regard to them at this
time. 1t would be more judicious, for many
reasons, to remove them from the
courts, reserving, however, my rights.
The grounds upon which they are resisted
will soon be investigated elsewhere, and /
can judge better in regard to the matter.
You will, therefore, please Withdraw all the
suits for the present.
Grateful to you for all you have done for
me, remain, respectfully,
ELIZA W. Goss.
Messrs. Whitney and Johns have accord
ingly fled the proper papers in the United
States. ircuit Court, in which, upon the trial
of the case last spring, the jury gave verdict
in favor of Mrs. Goss for the full amOnrt
claimed. The withdrawal of the suits Is rot
absolute, but their further prosecution will
depend upon the developments at the trial
of Udderzouk in October. The sursnce
companies claim thai the identity of the
body of the murd red man found in the
woods near W st Chester Vi tina of Win
field s. Cess, can be proved, a. d pending
the question of identity, further leg i pro.
ceediDgs for the recovery Of the insura ce
money have been abandoned for the presen .
| Mrs Goss is eDtitl, by law 10 bring suit
a.sins5 the companies either in the ''nited
| States Court in Maryl I'd, or in tho States
| New York and g 'nnecticu) in which the
companies are incorporated. The Ca at
tracted great attention here at the time Of
the trial, and the promised revelations =" Ill
| be eagerly antici ated There is much
mystery surrounding the case as it DOW
I stands, and the pubic await impatiently fol
new light.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-09
Personal.

John M. Mckee, jr., of the firm Of Mckee
Sc Bro, started to New York yesterday TO
lay in stock of fall goods.
Messrs. r. G. Roberts, of the Banner,
and Robert Sheegog, of Davies & Bros. es-
Establishment, returned to the city yesterday
after four weeks of sightseeing in all the
PRINCIPAL cities of the East and North.
F. M. Crawford, of the Maxwell, Eas re-
turned from four weeks absence from the
city.
Prof F. W. Won Strantz has accepted the
position of teacher of German at the Nash
vile University. A gentl man more com
petent for the duties Of the position could
not have been secured.
Archie Thomas, chief cook in the Spring
field Record Office, was in the city yeser-
day.
Geo. w. Thurmond, ST. Louis, Samuel
Newell, Worley Furnace, Tenn, and VIM.
S. Rose, LawreDceL urg, Tenn, are in the
city and stopping at the St. Cloud hotel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-09
narIdsnn Comfy Farmers.

At a MEETING of goodly number Of the
farmers of D Davidson county, at the Court
house last Saturday, ". D. Phil ps, Esq,
was chosen chairman, and by resolutions
he Was instructed to appoint delegates I. ON
the different districts 10 attend the State
Convention on Tuesday the 18th inst, and
also a committee to act in CONJUNCTION with
others o receive the delec stes f!om al parts
of the State aud to do all in To ir power 10
make their stay among our people p easant
and profitable, and by vote the chairman
and committee Of reception were added 10
the lis5 of delegates as fplloSs:
DELEGATES BY DISTRICTS:
l. D. Lee, q. E. PurVis, j. o. Grifh b.
2 T. flaming, David McGsvock. 3. Isaac
Wnitworth, NJ. j Couch. 4. DR.. Law
renee, VIM Danel.on. 8. DR.. GriDsIeAd,
Col Morgan. B Gray, W. Gamble. 7.
DR.. J. j. White, A j Bake. 8. John
Overton, DR.. Blackman. DR.. r G.
Foster, +. B. johnson. 10. q race Sc les,
E B. ElIiston. IL. W G. b rdiug, he
nv Compton. II. B. CockrilI, Aris
Brown. Is. W. P. Harding, NJ j. Haral
sou. IA viii Demoss, I. Heron. 10
Nike Csmpbe |, DR.. John Haley. 16
Thos. B Page, sam Steel. II. i;obt- Hos
kius, Irbv Morgan, Is. Stephen Collins
DR.. w WillismS. 10. F. G. Mckay, Mich
Love. 20 j. G. S'ewsr Jas Roscoe 81
W. B. EWing, P. Famble, W. d. Philips
% G. W. Marshall, w. Smith. % Vel
Iington Hyd-, J. NJ eiDpkins "A DR.
B8inhrid =, e. Graves. 25 DR.. H@mP-
ton, 10. SIN kirs.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION
Col Thsmss ClaIJorue, b +. Gleaves
John Il .rding, G. II Ssnekell, remol,
Harris, A. f. eff, D. Weaver, n T
D lrtcil, E D. Hicks, ". 2. Turner, 10
P Hips, A Il Johnson, Hirsm Vau hn
Jonn e Williams, E. a MALhes, A che
Cheatham, ] E Bust, FIR Tx McgaVo. k
J. NJ. HA ding. A, drew jackson, Dr.. W
a. Cheatham, N. ). Cockrrl, Ed Whit
worth, aud F ii WoodAu.
EVERYBODY TO ATTEND.
1t was voted IS The sense OF the meetint
that all persons appointed by their districts
and all the farmers Of the county ba ant
they are also Invited to attend, as the con
vention vas called TO be mass gathering o
all the farmers of he State.
1t is requested that the Reception Com
mittee meet ct the Rural Sun Office, Satur
day, the 18th, at ii a. N. for consultation
and also on Monday the 18th, at the sam
hour and place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-09
LOuisV1Ileand Cincinnati short lin
RafHrOads
New Advertisements.

Jno. w. Coleman is a candidate for
Councilman in the Second Ward.
The fall announcement OF the extensive
wholesale house Of Morgan, Thomas q CO.,
dealers in notions, white goods, under wear,
shirts, ribbons, checks, watches, jewelry an
toys, appears elsewhere. They have Just
received and spread q mammoth stock OF
the above named goods at their palatisl es-
tablishment No. 8 City Hotel Block, and are
ready to receive their numerous customers,
who will find upon their arrival here an as
sortment and stock in extent rarely ever
eoualed in the markets of the east.
Meeting of Masons tonight.
Cottage in Edgefield for sale. ..
Battle House barber shop.
Cook wanted.
Second hand safe wanted.
Cane found.
Land in Lincoln co. for sale. -
Tax payers association meeting.
Meeting of Board of Exposition Direc-
tors.
Apples at Gennett Il Co.'S.
Sale this morning by Barnes & Co.
See card of D.. Cracking.
Meeting of Nashville Board Of Trade.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ments of Davies & Bro, in this issue.