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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16
Nation nj Debts.

THE New York Bulletin gives the follow
ing tabular statement of the national debts
of twenty-seven Governments, in 1862
and 1872 respectively, showing the inter
est during the last decade:
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16

ted to o surgical operation for stone in the
bladder, and died from the effects of it.
He was in his sixty-fifth year, having been
born April 20, 1908. His only child, Napo-
leon Eugene Louis Jean Joseph, was born
March 16, 1856, and he is said to be a very
promising youth.
Several persons belonging to the Interna-
tional Society have recently been arrested
in Paris and the provinces. The police
found Orsini bombs in the possession of
some of the parties.
News from Spain on the sth was to the
effect that the Carlists had torn up rails on
the roads between Mirandi and Bilboa, and
between Alasna and Pamplona. They also
set fire to a railway station with petroleum,
completely destroying it, and made prison
ers of the railway officials.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16

DIR. McCosh says that there are 20, 600
embracing population of 100000
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16

Says the Christian Era: 'Some
churches elect their clerks for life, elect
their deacons for life, and elect their pas
tors every year. Umphi'
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16

AN Ohio cheese merchant has invent
ed an electrical machine for destroying
shippers in cheese.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
NUMBER ~.

would fancy myself by the side of Sadie,
slipping nectar from her heaven-bedewed
lips, and the next 1 would be flying from
the old man, while he would be fourishing
his cane above my head.
''This all came TO an end hy John giving
me kick.
''On waking up ard looking around
saw Johns eyes as big as my fist. while
the sun was beaming in at the window.
'.What to do now he couldn't tell, for
we heard the old man having family pray
ers in the kitchen.
John looked out of the window and
said we could get down over the porch
roof. Get out and dress as soon as posi-
ble,' he said.
80 in my hurry my foot got fastened in
the bedclothes, and out I tumbled, head
foremost, turned over, ard down the steps
until 1 struck the door, which was fasten-
ed by wooden button, and it giving way,
out I rolled right in front of the old man.
''He threw up both hands and cried,
Lord save us = for he thought I was the
devil.
''The old lady screamed until you could
have heard her a mile.
81 was so scared and bewlidered that 1
couldn't get up at once. 1t was warm
weather, and l didn't have anything on
but a shirt.
"When I heard the girls snicbering it
made me mad, and jumped up and rushed
out of the door, leaving the greater part of
my shirt on the old iron door latch.
'Of I started for the barn, and when
half way through the yard the dog set up
howl and went for me.
"WLcn I got into the barnyard had to
run through flock of sheep, and among
them was an old ram, who backed off
little and started for me. With one bound
escaped his blow, sprang into the barn,
and begau to climb up the logs into the
NOV, when an old mother hen pounced
upon my legs, picking me until they bled.
81 threw myself upon the hay, and after
John had slid down the porch into a hogs
head of rainwater, he came to me with one
of my boots, my coat and one of the legs
of my pants.
''iIe found me completely Frustrated.
Part of my shirt, my hat, one leg of my
pants, my vest, stockings, neektie, and one
boot were left behind.
Il vowed then aud there that would
never go to see another girl, and III die
before l will
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
Il STRANGE STORY.

4 lady who was some years ago left a
widow with a small family of children,
after much tribulation succeeded in bring
ing up to manhood one son, who proved
himself able and willing to be support
not only to her, but to his younger broth
ers and sisters.
About year after becoming of age he
was offered lucrative position in the
West, and he emigrated thither, and set
ting there permanently, soon married.
New ties, however, did not absorb old af-
fections, and as he prospered in his bust
ness, he sent regularly to his mother the
means necessary foT her support and that
of her family.
The years passed on and brought many
changes, but still regularly as the quarter
came, SO also did the ample Temittances of
this model son and brother.
When the tide of emigration turned to
the far West, this son was carried with it
to Omaha, where he invested lis earnings
in town lots which speedily arose in value
and made him a man of wealth. At least
this was the intelligence he sent his moth
er. Lately whilst visiting Auburn his pa
rent was invited to make the tour Of the
State Prison, anG whilst passing through
the various wards she accidentally encoun-
tered one whose presence caused her cheeks
to pale and heart to temporarily stop its
beating.
1t was her son, her good and well be-
loved boy, who for years had been her
pride and support. For moment she was
speechless, but at length bursting into a
torrent of tears in which tie prisoner
iued, she said go, my son, my son,
my son, how came you here 30 His story
being told developed the fact that he had
while trading with strangers came into
possession OF large quantity of counter
felt money, and that in ignorance of its
character, he being on 4 visit to New York,
had attempted to pass il, had been arrest
ed as Chief of a gang Of countelfeiters,
and having been identified as having en-
deayo.ed to circulate ii, was, in spite Of all
evidence ofprevioCs good character offered,
convicted and sentenced to serve out term
in the State Prison. His wife, with whom
be was IN constant correspondence, had
aided him IN keeping his incarceration a
s-cret from his mother, and had regularly
rcmi-ted the quarterly allowance, together
with letters forwarded from the prison by
him.
But for t'is unfortunate visit she moth
CT would have remained forever unaware
that her son was serving cut a penal sem
tcEc- for crime never committed bv him.
She learned, however that by the rise of
corner lots in Omaha, he had been made
wealthy man, and when he should come
out of prison, which would be in few
months, he, through the skillful steward
ship of his wife, would find awaiting him
the sum OF not less than two hundred tn oa-
sand dollars in Unjtcd States ba"ds.
Such acc the yic,szitades Of lie.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
THE LOST ARTS.

The art of making daily bread,
With work of hands and work of head,
Instead of basely plotting for it,
Seems lost to many n mind and heart.
Whose fathers loved industrious art
AS much as their fast sons abhor it.
The art of living frugal lives,
With honest husbands, faithful wives,
Without a thought OF mean divorces,
Is half forgotten there and here,
BY those who neither love nor fear
The law which fate at last enforces.
The art of holding public trust
Without vile crawling in the dust
To reach the high or humble station,
Is classed among the forgotten arts,
So many sacrifice their hearts
On shrines of base humiliation.
The noble art of seeking out
The man we scarce can do without,
To stop the public treasures leaking,
The manly art, ignores itself
UndaZed by golden CLEANS of pelf,
Is lost, alas in office seeking.
The art of earning more, not less
Than is paid for parade and dress,
And saving for a day :hat's rainy
And win try age that comes too soon.
And sickness that may smite at noon,
Is lost in fashions maze by many.
The art of paying as you go,
And dreading any debt to owe,
Preferring corduroy and cotton
To costly silks obtained on trust,
And satins trailing in the dust,
Is almost lost and quite forgotten.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
= EGISTER'S NOTICE. Notice

- - is hereby given that the following Ac-
counts have been passed and fled in the EuEiS-
trr'S Office at Ehcusburr, and viii bs p-escutcd
TO the Orphans Court of Cambria county, for
confirmation and allowance, on WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 3D, \. ID. 1873, tO-wlt:
l. The first account of Henry Warner, admin
istrator of Anthony Hunt, late oil Jackson
township, deceased.
,. The account Of Francis O'FTiel, trustee ap-
pointed to sell the real CST ate Of Jas. MCG Ough.
late Og Allegheny township, dCceaseG.
3 The first and partial account OF VIM. Kit
tell, administrator of Hugh Jones, late OF Cum
bria township, deceased
4. The final account of VIM. Caldwell, guar
dian Oc Frank A. OhnstOn.
>. The account of Francis O'Fricl and Charles
Miller, executors of Daniel Miller, late Of LU-
rcttO borough, deceased.
g. The second and final account Of William
Young, executor Of Isabella Brown late OF
COncmauEh borough, deceased.
:. The first and final account of JnO. J. Young,
guardian of II. II. Brown, minor child OF lS;i-
bella Brown, late of CODenaugE bOrO- dec d.
s. The second and final account of j. a. Ken
nedy, administrator of Dominic Mcbride, late
of Carroll township, deceased.
9. The account of John Benton, admit nistra-
tor cam tCStdmelitO dlineSO OI Joseph Lariiner,
late OF JohustOUu borough, deceased.
10. The partial account OF James j. haylor,
executor of Edward a. Burk, late of Washing
ton township, deceased.
Ii. The first and partial account Of Ellen NJ.
Walters. Administrative of Henry Walters, late
Of JOhnstOwu DOrOue h, deceased.
II. The first and partial account OF Barbara
BifliDger, administrators of Christian l3ithnger,
late of COnemaugh borough deceased.
l3 The first and final account OF Jos. Criste,
guardian of Eliza and Daniel Kyle, minor chill
drcn of winifred Kyle, late of Washington
township, deceased. .,r,
Registers Ofice, Ebensburg, Nov 3, 1873.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14

WHAT is that which Luke had before,
Paul had behind, that girls have. that
boys do not have, that Mrs. O'Gallagher
had twice in the middle before she was
married, and which, if you wish to have
both behind and before, you must go TO
Liverpool? It's only the letter L,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
yTTTDOWs' ADVERTISEMENTS.

w Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Appraisements of Personal Property
of dccedents, selected and set apart for the
Widows of intcstates, under the Act o. Assem-
bly, of 18th April, y. ID. 1881, have been filed in
the Registers Office, at Ebeusburg, and VIII be
and allowance, on WEDNESDAY,, THE SD DAY OF
DECEMBER, y. ID. 1873, to-wit:
l. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised ana set apart Tor Iherest
Cambria township, deceased,-S300.
2 Inventory and appraisement OF personal
DrOpprty appraised and set apart fOl the use OF
Eve Ridcr,swidow Of John Rider, late of sum
merhiil township, decea sed,-Si3t 81
3. Inventory and apprhisement OF peTs0hal
property appraised and set apart Tor S2rah Can
an. widow OF Robert II. Canan. late OF Johhs-
town borough, deceasod,-S3JO,
l. Inventory and appraisement or personal
property appraised and set apart for Diary Don
Oughc, widow of Patrick DonoI&he' Idle "a
Allegheny township, dcceased,-S5J ~.
JAMES NJ. SINGER, RegiSter.
Register's OGicc. Ebensburg, Nov - Iol1.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
7otact Your Buildings!
1IrrV SLATE ROOFING PAINT.

" .
b " .,.,r De covered with a very cheap
r09- .rr.'I', mi. application OF this Slate be
1-.t' ai'-. r..rr - tD.O years. Old roofs can
Sc q. ..'..,7 coated and made to look much
rl.t. ..- longer than new shingles with
g.. '... r.rOuc-iaITl the cost OF rc-Shing-
F. -.,rsrarfrg new shingles is only about
De to2r- g5sr.r.fy iavIur them, and the slate is
.c'. ,-rI-lt sparks and 1--we Goals falling
n tI...- r-rrv ga. easily tested by any one, and
pau, IS .rgn the fact that Insurance COM
p -.{. the same tariff that they do for
a-.r7 iron il mas no equal, as it expands
contracts 10y cold, and never cracks
TD~ cemetery fences it is particu-
,rt.F. The slate or Paint is EXTREME
a Two gallons Will cover a hundred
5-FG,, 0r sninvic roof, or over four hun
~ ar iron. Price of the Slate ready
sWeertS per gallon Sl6 per half bar
u-I. nruIsf about 40 gallons. frcighl
y-rnrs gaded. We furnish and apply
for $50 per ltJ square feet, freight
a,-.Aasa very heavy body, but is easily
i-.n % Z or inch CO!OUing brush. On
#s-r.u shingles II fills up the holes and
,.-'.nz them, aud gives a new and SUBJ
.r..I ..rt viii last for years. On CuTlCd
f,tugIcs. il brings them to their place
..-.st..m t5'rc. II nus up the holes IN
H.f.- roofs and sStOpS the leak. One
I. aun % ten OF ordinary paint. The
l-fEr-at.Wicu first applied is of dark
I. b.. .r#n.G. % month it changes to a light
Il M -.tt. COLOR. and is, to all inUcnts and
81, ..r.. T. is a slow dryer, but rain
-..C.g, il .u the least one hour after it
tnn.
ra... s.nt o. any part of the country by
b. g.. %. D. 90 ordered to be sent by
H.'h.u"~nT must accompany the order.
.,.-...r. ... solicited. ! AdGrcSs,
81. "fE-. FLING, NiiClctOwn, Pa, or
H.I. WiE.IItNG, Huntingdon. Pa,
l-st. Dlunuin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Hun
--.a, H.Gl..1, Blair and Cambria COuu-
!Oct.ii-lm.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
.NINISTRATOR,S NOTICE

a-. 80 -r,-a'e ui MARY DONAHOE, decd.
Gry, ADMINISTRATION a on the estate Of
r1 COM .'s' .Hte of Washington township,
.lsI. r,., y, nave been granted 10 the un-
's.rs.-,t'.llnh ing lu said township, to whom
l.,. ..r.-' 81 10 said estate are request
-.1s ..- a nate pay meut. and those hav-
'..a"ltd delay. ''' u'''Ao known Ihe
.s.1s,., huNAS DONAHOE, Admir-.
'" D., Oct. 81, ISI3.-gt.t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
IL TIE COURT OF Com

r l..'S % CAMBRIA COUNTY-SARAH
~. ,'sNiE-NO. 5S, March Term, 1873,
.I. .I. tu DirDTcC.
l-out above named: You are
s-.."l to appear al a Court of Com
~. %" held at EbenSburg, for the
.... -.-. 1ria. on the first Monday Of De-
81, z" answer the complaint of the
." enc above stated case.
Son ". B. BONACkER, Sheriff.
'-.Ntr EDousburg, Oct. 20. 1ST3.-4t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
NTOTICE IN PARTITION.-To

AZ ROBERT DONALDSON, one OF the helrS
and legal represant1tiyeso of EDWARD DONALD-
son, late OF Washington township, Cambria
couuty, deceased:
Take notice that an InquisitiOn VIII De hGiu
at the late dwelling house of Edward Dohale-
son, late of Washington township, Camorla
county, Pennsylvania, deceased, on FBlOA1 !,
TUE 14rH DAY or NOVEMBER, \. d. 1873, AT 10
O'CLOCK, a. NJ, for the purpose Of making par
titiOn of the real estate of said deceased TO anu
among his children and legal representatives,
if the same caTf be done without prejudice 10
or spelling the whole; otherwise TO value anu
appraise the same-at which time and place you
are requested to attend ii you think proper.
w. B. BONACKER, Sheriff.
Shcrins Office, Ebcnsburg, OJt. 2S, 1873.
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llNEsLONER,S NOTICE!-

PENSIONERS N0TICE!-
tE.F AN TURNER, 10y her next friend,
F.. lars r.- SAMUEL TURNER-C1mmon
" 'a-.ra County, No. IS, March Term,
..." .E i.trysf
=. .--H the Court appoint ". HORACE
-... 81 Luuu .ssiJuer to take testimony
a.. From the Record,
..~ hereby given that, pursuant to the
aI I...ut-tut. [ will sit at my office, in
--E .. .nuStpwn, on WEDN ESDAN,
.... 1853. aJ- o'clock, p NJ, at which time
...s Interested can attend If they see
' ". HORACE ROSE,
:. SD, Oct. -, 1913. Commissioner.
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NOTICE Having

gw.urod Auditor by the Orphans
aaua County torcp0rt distribution
N u the hands OF Wm. Ii. Sechlcr,
...ral Richard Thomas, deceased,
IS .l- .rSt account, confirmed Sept.
.4 among those entitled thereto, all
crested are hereby notified that |
lH the duties OF said appointment,
-.a EhauS5urg, on THURSDAY, THE
'l NpFEH BEE, 1873, at , o'clock, p
.A where they must present their
.e 1HHErrud from coming in on said
GEO. W. OATMAN, Auditor.
T.. Oct. -. lsI3.-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-14
rugtee' SALE =!
at oat1l TieCD Or Parcel Of I,2Dl
go ACTs -.

usual allowance of six per cent. for
At.,Us OF which are Cleared having
erected twn-=t0ry PLANK HOUSE
.ll LOG STABLE.
-s fsa. - = s.E..-Thc costs incident to
Iau1 sgl" 10 Sa paid on confirmation Og
. thir.is ~ the balance of tho purchase
go bc Ifii To- the a.,jrs and legal repre-
ye@ of tEc sa'd a"c"Hscd- or thc parties
4 thereto, i'm one year thereafter, with
L; and the remaining third tO remain ~
~ the premises uutIi the death OF tilZ4
iisOn, late Elizabeth Maxim, widow Of
ceased the interest whereof To he paid
Wand pUnctuJlly to her during her life
HI yt her death the said remaining third
E.I to the heirs and Legal representatives.
It, or the persons then legally entitled
,lwr The purchaser TO enter iutO rCCDE-
' 600 the Orphans Court. with sufficient
q. haapprOVcd of by the said Court, for
a'ut Of trC purchase money aforesaid.
20. W. Il. BDNACKEB, Trustee.
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-rNR,S NOTICE!-Having

'IHCR'S NOTICE Having
maupointed Auditor by the Court Of
r ".alS uf Cambria county To- report
.U,t the money in the hands of the
--.lg from the sale of the defendant 5
.'. .u .EC -.sc OF Richard Il. Tudor vs..
Eylas, No. II, September Term, Z. D.,
'... notice is hereby given 10 all par
..-... That / will attend TO the duties
.r... ..I.arET, at my. flee with the Re
. .E.. -, &c, iu EbgnSbur-, on mon
.- I..H DAY OE NOVEMBER, 1873, At 10
.. So Me, when and where they may pre-
.lu.r..s, or be dcbarTcd from coming
4 .laI. j. GALLITZIN LAKE.
s.u.r. Oct. 81. IS-3.-}t.
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on E.,--- have this day bought
-sl..aa.l,N N -nTG, of Carroiltown Dor
,R3ag. r.,. property, which / have left
Aog, lTr...,. ...7 use until further notice;
~ stove i''tsl-, table, ! stand, 6 chairs,
+ Z. log. ru.,s,dii,ng stove, , bcdsteads
,-.e>- .r.'.'tra. ] sink, clock, aud a
s.r % .l g. warn all persons against
.T "~S Interfering with said
G.at..r. . PETER STOLTZ.
'~ -e.. Oct. Is, 1873. al 3t.%
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-14
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
Sundays oIceptsd)


A further discussion Of the claim Of Mrs.
Lee for payment for the Arlington estate has
hccn provoked by our recent publications
relative to this subject The almost unani-
nous opinion Of the Northern rrcss, 20 far
a. can be judged from this discussion, Is in
favor Of carsfsl investigation OF the sub
ject, and 1t Is agreed with equal unanlmlty
that II Mrs. Lees statements orc proven to
be true, as VIC do not doubt III cy will be, she
should be paid.
The New York Times remarks that "the
matter should DO carefully investigated, for
the American people would regret any injus-
ticc done to Mrs. Lee all the more keenly
from her association with the leader Of the
Confederate armies. II they cannot forget
their own wrongs at his hands, they arc by go
much the more reluctant to inlict q wrong
upon his family" In short, with the excep-
tlon Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, we have
yet TO nnd Northern journal Of any import
ancc that does not speak Of Mrs. Lee and her
claim In terms of most earnest respect and
kind forbearance. Tho Inqpirer has prob
ably been mlsled, as We know that some Of
the statements regarding Mrs. Leo's history
on which Its remarks are based arc untrue.
She was not "a malignant hatcr Of the
Union long before the John Brown
raid, and she did not advocate sccesslon be-
fore that event, nor did she ever use her infiu-
cncc, (which was very great, when Virginia
wayered, ITO help the cause Of secession. !"
On the contrary, like her husb and, she hesl-
tated tremblingly over the rash act Of separa-
tlon which precipitated sectional war. We
IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-14

IL DELAWARE when a poor man robs a
chicken roost they whip him at the pillory.
When young doctor kills and skins and
burns ''nigger," they acqult him Of murder
and hold him for trial under q charge Of
arson. Yet this inaniteslmal Commonwealth
boasts Of Its cranberrles, blackberries and
saulsburys as evidence that Its people arc
civilized.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-14

The BOARD OF HEALTH, at lts session last
night, listened to an address on the sanitary
precautions Of the season, which we print
this morning. Although the health of the
District was never better than now. II should
be remembered that ian ounce Of preventive
Is worth pound Of cure"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-14
GETTYSBURG
kATALYSINE WATER.

The Iss United ~ s.,ss pisIens.tory the authorized
III i. ~ OUT materiA Medica, Glasses this water
l,1 me meat renoyned Alkaline or carbonssed
n IA ss asrope nfar eIcfls any other Known
terorae BY bottling and keepins II has neycs bseo
a,:islss hs ely, the he STI,s. p shst n
Ss,ears katsly.ihe Water has done IN hupdfsds of
orss. Dsats,.. Ssss nSs.sass' a.g N.srasis brpYsa,
sol srslly hsye \. Yielded 70 is inaaShse Il Ia. re-
Sss i.., Driey z. sSs ysa hSstk fsS.
apanoa AikHa tisryk Ds.sas.s ~ ~ si.s' & sD'.-
-si D.Sny aud Nyso.. hrcsirsiio- from i.si., q
p9Es5fSi safSI,a snt,Gose ,s fOr S5s.i.s, EssS 4
and rnlieycs the Head amqsi hnmSsls,seS sstion
Pnleu ,,, containing histatY n TIA Aptys Pam.
yelonss and a,tested epFg y sriers. mar.
sent hT nal % gglisssISRS1 w. 10 furnishod and
xz5 soush frs.SSinf JRQs., oenr As,ts,
psr5yggHa Sumo % .''e'' Philadelphia, Il.
mhaasoa,n }. J.P.MILBURN a. CO..
and drua1riatn Henerniiv
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PRoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

u D. Ah5kHAL' PTEtsynLRI MD,l
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, with oopX a. A,.
Advertisements Attached 70 each, Will 10 feoaived
supplying this arsenAl with the following aasftsri
% %@1tfs d t s,oTes ir2in the lst of July, i until he
iak cords of Hard Wood
ID pounds OF hye STRAW.
The above stores 10 10 subject to inaneotIon nm A.
livery a. this arsenal Wood 10 be Sopnd. merchant
~ " tnn ~ i,ee @ from snia or crooked Limbs and
oSst QUALITY, clean and securely baled. ~
PrOpOnalB must be marked 'PrOpoSala for WooA
or slrAr," az tho case may be- and Addressed 70 tbe
undersigned, from whom further Informafion ~,
CAPTAIN, o. y. X. and A. A. @ n, In charge oh Pih..
Ville Arsenal. 'tnnseS~
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hFoWertu OfAun o. tne ehepahhcnn rhrty'
We may also say, with due respect TO those
journals OF North Carolina, which condemn the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, that that newspaper II q
leading and powerful organ Of the Republican
party, and that whatever position may be taken
by it Il entitled to weight and confederation.
Its course has been commended by the innuen-
tlal Republican newspapers Of the county,
Gresnsboyo' ~. C.) Nsts Nort' State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-14
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