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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25

rAYLoR TOWNSHIP TITDITs.--A Iaylor
township cores spondent sends US the follow
in , items OF leca, news:
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES people or this sec
tion met at Schoo House No. on the evening
of ne I5t n inst, and formed themselves INTO
socie,y for the cultivation of those arts ana
. graces which give effect to oratory and ttuency
to conversation. Tho associations is styled INC
.Tnylor Township Det ating Society:
The religfous revival at Mount Oivrt, JACK
son township, is still in the full tide OF success
fLI ope alton. -, !,
Mrs Nancy Gochpour, an aged and esteemed
resident of this tow nship, is lying at the point
of death. -
ous con, ltion. They have just finished two
mouths ol the winter term.
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WRONG CUSTOM CoRRECTHD.-It Is
quite generally the custom ts take strong
liver stimulatiops for the cure OF liver com
plaint. and both the mineral and vegetable
Kingdoms have bsen diligently searched 10
procure the most drastic AID poisonous pur-
catjves, in order to produce powerful effect
upou the liver, and arouse the tagging and
enfeebled organ This system of treatment
is On the same principle as that OF giving q
weak and debilitated man large portions of
brandy to enable HIM to do certain amount
of work. When the stinu.ant is withheld,
the organ, like the system, graduHlly relaP-
Sc. into a more torpid or sluggish and weak
oned condition than before. w hat then Is
wanted Medicines, which while they
cause the bile to flow freely from the llVer AS
that organ is toned into action, will not over
work and thus debilitate 1t, but VIII, wnen
their use is discontinued, leave the liver
streug.h.ned and healthy. Such remedies
are found in DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and Purgative Pellets
ACURE OF LIVER DISEASE
RusK Texas, May 10, 1873.
DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buralo, ". T.
DrARSIR: Ny wife last year at this time was
confined to her bed with chronic liver disease
s.ve her M to die, when l came upon some OF
vour medicine. L bought one Oottie and Goui
menced giving it. She then we,gnea "a = he. -
PC she has Ia ken eight bottles in ali; so you
see / am an advooate FOR your medicine:
PROM THITOTgD SCOUT, BUFFALo ID LII
HOLLAND HOUSE,, Rockford, Ill, Aprii %o' 'f'
DR.. r. y Pierce, Buffalo, ". 7.
c,p. have now taken four bottles or your
Goiden Medical Discovery in connection WIN
your Pellets, and must say that notnlhs ah Ia
ever taken for my liver has oo,ie 80. ~, to vour
GOOD / feel like a new man, thabAs " Soui
wonder'a' '"eoF W. F. CODY, c'Bufralo Bili.'D
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California Correspondence.

CREssEY STATION, MERGED Co. Cal.
Dec. Il. 1874.
DEAR FREEMaN--Although there is bu little
news 20 record that is worth the paper and ink,
yet must try to keep up the correspondence
somehow
There was a tIifinO emetue in Merced city the
other day. One of the employees in the Argits
office shot Ed. Madden, the editor of the tn
h,iae, killing him dead the first shot, and then
killing him again with four other shots from a
revolver. Steele. the editor of the Argus. and
n teTn 'Hg for sever 81 nn, Srei bapgeS
the Democratic party with stealing public
Office holders and catled steele a gutter
snipe." Steees wife helped to write for her
BOOK cailed Dell iii Hart, s for which sne was
canvassing. Madden said in the Tribune that
any one who wanted to be posted on houses OF
ill-fame should buy the book, as the authoress
evidently knew whereof she wrote. Her son,
a young man of % years, by her fist husband
tSteele Is her second thought that this was
talking little too freely about his mother, so
he left the Argus Office: where he was setting
which he made his escape. Steele's office was
demolished in about an hour, and the whole
, family of Steeles have stolen away. Some five
or six hundred persons are hunting for the
young man who did the shooting, with the
date he has net been found. There is murder
Ike this one in our State almost every day. We
take daily paper. and nearly every issue CON
tans account of foul murder. We don :
think much about them any more.
AS editors only last month or so cut here.
it would not be advisable for any of them to
come out from the States, unless he desires to
go Tor all eternity, IN WHICH event We can
put him on the direct road to the distant 4 idcn
in short order.
The wheat that was first sowed is now up very
, nice, and looks as green as meadow In full
verdure 1t comes up very evenly, as it IS
sowcd with drif. A light harrow attached
TO the plows levels the surface smooth a
! floor One team thus plowS. SOwS and harrOwS
and he ohsr Six b%
/ try is being plowed over. One can count teams
at work by the hundred. A team can he seen
| five six miles away. moving like snail, drag
! giug its slow length along.
The weather in this latitude during the Is 81
| three months has been IN dch the same as in the
/ States. Warm days. frosty nights, and some
! times cold end chilly rains. with high winds
make up the record. Snow is constantly visi-
bic the IN ount tsins, but none of il falls In the
! valleys. Rob Roy
p. S. l intend this letter for Christmas gift
N p. There is fine opening for editor
out here Just now,
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BE GOOD TO TEAT CHAP.-Deal with him
kindly, treat him with care; he went into IL
biindly. and hrs little to wear-thst IL. little
that's noeby or Eot an EYE sore" for he rode
the wrong hobby and missed the right store.
Better by far. while seeking that sut, to have
thought OF the star" so Silent and mute, by
which many are guided to Murphy's famed
Hall. where clothire's provided In abundance
for all. loo Clinton street, Johnetown.
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GooD IN MID WINTER.-The time for
oysters is the time also for Oyster Crackers,
and of these the favorite with the public is
the article manufactured by s. s. Marvin,
81 Liberty Street Pittsburgh, Pa iney
weigh but fifty pounds to the barrel. Lign',
wholesome, pleasant; they are especially
adapted to accompany the oysters them
selves Try them. Remember his No, VI
Liberty Street Pitrsburgh.
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NEAT, SUBSTANTIAL LrD COHFeRrABLE.-A
gentleman OF culture snd taste, who resides in
kb~nsburg recently purchased from :. j. Hess
& Bro. 24i and 143 kain street. Johrstovn, as
wsll-Inade, ,hsudsoolet 10 look At and
apparently rood to wear suit OF CLOTHING es any
raan not n fop might with to possess, for which
he paid the emarkably .ow price OF twelve dol
lars cash on the nail, so TO speak. All which
tells a story we'll worth listening TO in these
wretched hard times.
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tORIGINAL.

tORIGINAL.
TuOUGHT FOR CHRISTMAS.
wear OF all the hundreds flown
n eve christ the Lord from Heaven to earth
10 set more Joyous and more blest-
0ne oSS11Ii OF sacred memories than the rest
5,vi II is whereon an humble maid,
T1tu1nI adoring, in "A manger laid
NHnlayfour King, by prophet lips foretold,
infj i,,j signs pretigured in the days of old.
day Of grace will shine for again
Thal GO the same that rose e'er Jude's plain
Us iuJ iLniv star the same that watched the spot
j; nv s once the Lord of Heavn shelter
,0ught
,rTs will .sk shelter, friend OF you;
Ahl. dear Lord for food and raiment sue
Ihtt least brethren" He will come again
u o. Christmas morning-sball He ask in vain
-r, NOT the heart within your bosom burn,
w knowing Him, with love and PITY turn
M+-inister 10 HIM, when you shai! meet
44.s moor the sick, the homeless, in the street /,
- all we have is Thine, most loving Lord,
I've may hear enc day Thy gracious word:
liI1n,e. iI1 on ) e blessed i'm your charity,
rTtst once We did to them, ye did to Ne.
Nns LINEET.
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OF PARTNER

~ SHIP-Notice is hereby gwen that
the parnership lately existing between e l.. Gris-
woId and A. i. tTriswold. of fbershnrg, Cambria
couuty. Pa; under the firm name of GRIswoLD
BRaTHF Rs. was dissolved, on the Tth day Of No
venker 1874 bv mutual rsert. and on the same
day the said firm made assignment for the
benefit of their creditors. constituting Geo. C. h
Ia hm. Esq, their Assignee. III debts owing TO
the said partnership are to be received 10y the
said Geo &. K. Zahr, Esq ane all dcr ands
the said partnership TO be preserved to him
FOR settlement. &. l.. q GRI5WDLn.
A. J. gRISWOI.D.
F5besl sbu<x Dee 4 IsT4-ets
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avsRxDYoUR ORDERS for SLEIG Y RI ~, ~
NEaS SLSIGH BASKETS. SIklGH SCLEs'
SLkI0H KNEES AND BHA SLHIGH IN InoH9' az
AND ALL KINDS OF HARDNARk lo III, !,
DERT w WAyEE SEQ. .JOHNSTOWN,W w u BIZ !.
YOU CAN BUY BI RETAIL AT WHOLAsALn
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OHERIFF,S SALES-Br rirtne

GHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue
~ OF sunary writs of Tend EIpon., Alias
Vcnd. Erpo,a., and E.eIi Fdoins issued.out Of
tho District Court of Common Pleas of cam
bria County, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to FH6lis SsiS at the opsna H1p.ei Sc;
January next, at 1 O'Clock, p. NJ, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, TO wit:
ALL the right, title and interest of John Full
ton of in and to a 10: OF ground Situate in Gone
maugh borough. Cambria county, Pa, fronting
on alley and adjoining land of Jonathan Or
rick. having thereon erected two story plank
house. in the occupancy of John Fulton =
Taken in execution and to be sold At the suit of
Also ali the right, title and interest of Wilson
Etchinson. Of in and to lot of ground situate in
Jobnstown borough. Cambria county. Pt-. ad-
Joining lot of John Etchinson on the north 'front.'
ing Union street the east, Vine street or the
thereon erected a two story plank house now in
the occupancy of w illiarn Etehinson. Taken in
exce.tion and to be sold at the suit OF Joteph
Also, All the right titie'snd interest OF William
A Peterson OF, IN and 10 q lot Of srouud situate
in Conemaugh township, Cambria county Pa,
(known BuckstOun-b fronting ON the Town,
Conemsugh Township School, having thereon
erected a two story plank house and olacksInlth
shop, now in the occupancy OF william A. feter-
son. Taken in execution and to be sold at TIE
suit Of David ]. Shafier.
ALSO, all the right title and interest OF George
AIberti OF, in and to piece parcel OF land SIT
nate n Lower Yoder township, Cambria county,
Pa. adjoining lands of G. KurtZ, John Kurt and
others Containing about four acTes. more or less,
a a cleared having thereon erected erected a one
story plank house and log stable, now in the oe;
to be sold at the suit Of Highland & King
Also. all the right. title and interest Of Lewis
Ritz, of in and to = half lot of ground situate in
the First ward of John.town borough, Cambria
county. P. fronting on m alley on the south, ad-
the north. srd lot OF Mrs. Gruh!c on the west,
having thereon erected two story frame house,
in execution and to be cold at the suit of Peter
Click.
Sherids OHce. Johns.own. Dec. Il. 1874.
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srTwHLvE NEW 3 ELEG ANT stRIGHs
OF.BBEN-BURG MAX &, SUIFAB BILE roR on E
or TWO HORS 6s, JUST sECEIV nd BY DI-
BERT. WAYNE 4 CO., YOUNGSTOWN, AND
FOR SALE VERY CHAP.
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STEAM TANNERY FOR SALE.

81 | II a NJ la y y T. * FUN "a LIE.
~ Following is a description of Steam
TannerY and Real Estate located in EbensbnT2.
Cambria County. Pa. which offered for sale
the most liberal terms: The property consists
of Acres of fBuss. on which is erected a TWO
STORY BUILDING, 40 ey 80, and ONE STORY
BUILDING, 20 by so, IS Watts Leaches, large
Leo Oh Tank. . Lines. Handler. Bates, good
Engine of 10-horse power l Bark Mill, Machine
for rolling leather, and other hNture he ostab-
year, and has advantages in the way of low price,
for bark, convenience TO railroad and market, etc.
This IL a rare chance for n tanner with n small
capital. For terms. etc apply to
JOHNSTON n SCANIAN-
Nov So IsT4-tf Ebensburg, Pa.
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NOR SAIEOR FOR RENT-No.

l. tice is hereby given to all parties inter
esed that 1 have several FARMS, HOUSES and
IOTs. ard BUILDING LOTs for sale, any or all of
which will be disposed of ut low figures and fair
terms. 1 also procure tenants for those having
Houses and LOts or Farms for rent, and having a
full set of forms of Leases, Notices g. QUIT
SC am prepared to make rents secure. Give
n a call and you will find my terms reasonable.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Real Estate Agent
= Ebensburg, Dec. 25, 1s.4.-lt.+
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SENSIBLE TO THE LAsT.-A rural poet " ho re-
Gently gave preston to the sentiment That II
was his desire TO die amid the grand soiitude
Of the mountain tops" took IL all back and said
that he wnpted 70 live while longer, after he
hea rd that Myers Lloyd were selling the ne
cesssrics Of life cheap that it-worIld pay any
man much better to live and buy goods from
them than to die and pay his own funeral ex-
Deuses -.
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sTRAY SHEKP.-Came into tle

STRAY SHEBP-Came into the
~ enclosure of the subscriber, in 4 lie
ghsny township. on or about the first Of October
last, nine head OF Sheep, eight of which ali
white and the other black. Several or them have
both ears clipped, others have ear clippai.
and some have no marks whatever. The owner il
requested to come forward, prove property. and
take the same away otherwise they will be dis
posed of according to law.
JOSEPH CRAHER.
Allegheny Twp, Dec Is 1s7As
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,ocas AND PERSONAL.

~--DTUERT, WAYNE & co. JOHN8TO n
Pa ARE AGENTS FOR THS BkST STRAW
iSnn iSnn FEED CUTTERS IN TIE MARKET
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ANOTHER.
OPPORTUNITY

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS. WITH POS
SIBLE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, Is OF
FERED BY THE POSITION EMENT OF PU B.
Lie LIBRARY OF KY. TO THE 27TH FEB
RUARY NEXT, OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST
CONCERT AM DRAWING. THE MANAGE b
MENr ARE PLEDG ED TO THE RErUkN OF
TIE MONEY IF THE ORA WING SHOULD
NOT CONE OFF AT THE DAY NOW AP-
I,laI
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CXECUTORS' NOTICE.

~ Estate of PETER KAYLCR, decd.
Letter. documentary on the estate Of Peter
Kaylor late OF Munster township. Cambria eoun-
ty, having been granted to the undersigned Toy
the Register of said county. all persons indeht Sd
to said estate requested to make Immediate
payment, and those. having claim. against the
same VIII present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
JOSEPH HDGUE,
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS

~ Notice is hereby given that the annual
election of Directors of the PRoTECTIoC MUTUAL
FL RE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
will be hold at the once Of said Company, in Eb
ensburg, on MONDAY, the l1TH DAY OF JANUARY,
ST5 between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. M. and
o'clock, p. NJ. T. w. DICK, Secretary
Ebensburg, Dec. Is, IS74.-3t.
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STRAY BULL.-Cafue to the resi-

AIdence OF the Subscriber in Susquehanna
tows4ip. Cambria county about the fret
day of September last a briudIe BAH between 4
and years old, with white slripe across the
shoulders, The owner VIII please come forward
p-uve property. and take hime away otherwis Sc he
will be disposed of according to law.
WILLIA-I MILLER
SusqushSRna Twp. Dec. IS. tS7l-3t.-
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4 ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

Al Letters of Administration on the es-
-ate of BERNARD MULLIN, Istc of Summerhll
Cambria county, having been issued to
he undersigned, notice is hereby given that all
debts due to said estate must be paid forthwith,
and all claims against the should be present
ed duly authenticated for settlement.
Dec. 25.-6t. FRANCIS MUELfH, Adm r.
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. ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

N u VI Y Is hA HUN No Tue.
AA Estate of SILAS j. PARRISH. dec'a
Letters Of Adrninis ration a1h he Crate of said de-
cedent, late of Munster township. cambria county.
having been granted to the undersig igned. all per
indebted to said estate are requested to make
payment forthwith. and those having demands
against the same will present them properly pro-
bated for settlement.
ELIZA PARRISH, Administrative.
Fbensburg. Nov. 20. lST4.-st.
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Whole Tickets $50 Halves s25 Tenth or each
Coupon, IS. Eleven Whole Tickets, $500
For Tickets, or Information, address
THO. f. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager.
Louisville. KY. or THOS. H. HAYS 81 90. 500
Broadway, n. \. ll2 25.-itl
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.z-p1-y yOTTR SLEIGH MATERNAL FIoM
,IrRT wAYNE . Co. JOHNsTONN' PA.

r,n,her. coal, etc, are coming IN on
,,1-aIso on innumerable sleds
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STRAT BULL.-Came to the res
~ idence of the subscriber, in Clrarfiel ld
township. tho 21th day of November. 1874. a red
BULL. with wlito the hind part of his
belly and curly hair OF brindle color head sud
neck; has horns about two inches long: two
years old last Spring. The owner is requested to
forward. prove property pay charge, anc TAX
him away; otherwise he will be sold according 10
Inv. MARTIN L. CA kbk.
Ciearfieid Twp. Dec. IL. is74.-st.
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~ LOOK HERE, BOYS, YOU CAN BIZ I
r.oy DIRFRT WAYNE & co. .JOHNSTOWN,
ELEGANT PAIR OF WARRANTED STEEL
SKATES FOR ONH DOLLAR
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A II Won vapt,l n An Read the B. * NJ Advertise
tn nurchase AQN0 msnt in another cOiunD.
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Every yesr increases the popularity
Of this valuable Hair Preparatioa;
which is due to merit alone. We en-
assure our old patrons that it is kert
fully up to its high standard; and t
is the only reliable anC perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp
by its use, becomes white and clean
1t removes all aruptions and dandrufk
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu-
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. > In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create a new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRrssING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy 2,
pearance. A. A. Hayes, MD, State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "Tha
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and l
consider it the BEST PREPARATIoS
for its intended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers IA 1fsdicsaes
Price One Dollar.
, 1874-06-06
Apprehended Collision Between
Whites and Negroes
in Memphis.
4 blan Killed by His Unclo III Boyle
County, Ky.
Nine Prisoners Lynohed at George
town, Tex.

memphis Negroes 1cl1iRorently In
cllMeds
MEMPHIS, Juno 6.-gomo wooks sfnoo Mayor
LoaRuc appointed several negroeu to talo charge
of hoao carriage IN Ohclsoa. winch was bitterly
opposed by tho aromen, and annulled by tho
denoral Council. sinoo thou tho feeling has
boon growing worae. Lust Bunday, tn dispute
about tho Civil Rights bill, Thomns Farroll was
dangerously out by nogro with razor. Some
Of his friends, among thom number Of fremon,
solzed him, and doubtloss would have 1ynchod
Linn but for nm n1arm Of fro. The riototlH pro-
oeetingB on Decoration Day, and subaoquent ar-
roBt of Thomas Swan, prcaidont of the PAIL
Boaress and loading colorod politician, has enl-
bittored the ncgroos. Vague rt,tnors Of riots and
attaoks Of the blacks in reyongo have boon
currout for day or two, which have boon onusod
by tho clustering bravado OF few worthless
neBroos to that oiToot. nloak mombera of tho
Pal.BoarerB' Association served III tho Union
Army, and By some moaua thoy hnyo secured
Springfield rilen. Tho Ledger assorts positively
that laas night 150 of thom woro drilling beyond
chelaea from II till O'clock. md had piekots
thrown out, who halted several porsons and pro-
Vouted any ono approaching. Although no
trouble Ia appraEondod seriously by tho citizons
or bettor claaa Of tho colured poop1e, any i'm.
prudence on eithor sido might carieo serious
trouble. owing to tho exaggerated ideas Of
tho moHt ignorant nogroos, who asaert that
John Jofforson. convicted of brutalty numbering
colored fellow-laborur, cannot bo hung owing
to tho Civil Rights bill.
, 1874-06-06

Thanksgiving Dny-H1eld for Treason
--d;0ll. WllitD Corrocts Certain
Popular Errors--All Quiot MT Llttlo
Rock.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Juno 5.-Yostorday being
Thanksgiving Day. appointed by Gov. Baxtor,
oil public placos wcro closed, and appropriate
aoryIcaa hold In most Of the churches.
Judge Rico and Circuit Olork prigmoro, Of
Jefferson County, who were arrested hero 4 few
daya ago charged with treason. Oh warrants is-
sued by . civil magistrate, mud brought boforo
Chancellor Warwick on writ Of haboas corpus,
were ra!oasod to- day on giving Sl0, ,0oQ bonds
eacii.
don. King White publishes = lotter. Ho
athtos that no one has boon arroato1 Under
hin order ainco tho surrender OF Brooks, md that
all blu troops hayo beon dlsbanded Several
partisH woro arrested at Pine bluff on OWL
prooaHs, charged With treason. Among othors
Sheriff VauglanEa. Tho utter haH been roloaBod
on bull, and roHumod tho functions 0f lia oillce.
Quito . nuusbar OF Drookai!ea who Ael Ut tho
ttma Of thu surrender, haye returned and can
now ho saon on tho atroets aH uHual. A1r. Drookg
Ia on tue streots daily. Everything ~ unusually
quiet. No disturbances have occurred, aud mat
ters about aa usual prior to tho late troubles,
except small guard Which Ia koptas tho State
House.
, 1874-06-06
THE nLLLLERS.


-
tton Ut St. L0llis.
gr. Lou1s. June 6.-1n tho Millers' National
Convention to-day tho Committee on 1nsurapoe
made an elaborate report, recommending tue
1fillers' National Insurance. Company, In which
only Touring mills and stocks thoroin shall bo
insured, and sotting forth plan OF orgnnixa-
tion. Aftor q longthy discussion, a resolution
was adopted providing for committee Of throo
to confer with tho National Board Of Undorwrit-
and ascertain what roliof. II any, can
be obtained from the present high
rates. Should satisfactory result
follow, tho Committee Is to report to tho Asso-
oiation Al soon al practicable. II not, they arc
to thoroughly investigate all tho facts bearing
upon tho question Of insurance, mud report q
plan for the Immediate organization OF the
National insurance Company.
George P. platt. President OF the National
Association, jacob Barnes, and L. Ig,obart woro
appointed "a anid Committee. All business on
insurance ia to bo referred to this Committee.
A committeo. cousiBting Of the Hon. L. O.
stanard: Of st. Louis. J. 3. ForboB, of Kaus ~,
tako charge of tue patent question.
RULES Fon sTATE ASSOCIATIONS.
At tho scsslon Tonight tho Committee on
Constitution and Bylaws for State Associations.
reported draft of constitution and by-lawa
Of tho AsHociations is atuted to be tile mutual
lection OF MI engaged IN tho man-
ufactu1o Of flour aud meal. Tho
Secretary is required to gather all tho infor-
nation ho eau obtain relative to crops, stucka,
and pricoa of grain, and millerB' products, rates
Of freight, nnd other n,attors of intorost to tho
Association. which ho shall publish III circular
and distribute to nombars Of tho Association.
Tho place and time Of
THE MEET MEETING
Of the National Assembly is loft to tho President
and Vics-ProHidout to determine.