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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-01-03
SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALITY /.
Notice :!

I TAKE this method OF making known
L to the public the great efficacy OF my
sa,XEGAN &AF.ya,.
It has proven itself an infnlillc remedy
wherever it has been used Ii will cure all
kinds of Ulccrs, letter, Cuts, Bruises, &c
The following letter speaks for itself:
FRosrEUEG, Mp, DEC. 10Th, 1878.
MIR. NJ. G RYAN, Den1' Sir Il feel it
my duty to let You know the extraordinary
healing properties of your MEXICAN
SALNE, not only for yo;!r own sake but
that others may know OF its sterling merits {;
that they may know there is one remedy
which viii cure aftc.hy%t~jst2ey 3aj,fEc .lnijas5
For several years suffered with large
and painful Ulcer on my face, during which
time treated with several eminent physi-
clans of this State used their medicines
strictly according to the directions which
they gave bat received no benefit.
had given up all hopes Of having my
face entirely cured when You spoke to ne
about the great efficacy Of your SalVc. |
was induced 20 Try one box which, to my
great surprise, resulted in II complete cure.
Ii has now been about fplr years since
the cure was effected and no temperance
of the diseased having presented itself, |
feel justified in recommending it to my
fellow men as the best Salyc ever presented
to my notice. Yours, &c,
LEWIS SONNENBURG.
] have made arrangements to manuiac-
turc this SalVc in such quantities as will
meet the (lcmpnd. For sale by ii. LcFCYrr
& Son, Frostburg, Nd.
Dec 20-it NJ. C. RYAN.
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Real Estate Er:snsscrs.-Thc
following are among the transfers of real
estate recorded at the office of Mr.. TuEo-
noRE LUMAN, Clerk of the Circuit Court,
during the week ending Saturday, Dcccm-
Der 81:
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company
to August Ricchelt, lot of ground in I.ona-
coming, $3.50.
A. Is. Shaw and wife to Thomas p. Green,
lot NO. loG in the town of Moscow, 500
A B. Shaw and wife to VIM. Henry ia
cobs, lots Nos. l04 and 105 in the town of
Moscow, 800.
A. b. Shaw and wife to Robert Green,
lots Nos. a and - in the town of Moscow
S925.
b. Shaw and wife to c. Cructzburg, lot
on Eutaw street, Barton, 500
\. i. Shaw and wife to Patrick Gallag-
her, part of lot No. "a in town of Pekin,
$3.50
The New Central Coal Company to the
Baen Avon Coal Company of Allcgany
county, the right Of way in pcrpetuity, ov-
er, under, through and upon, certain por-
tons of the lands of the said New Central
Company; also, the right to erect and Use
a stable, tlump-house and other buildings
used in connection with the mining bust
ness, upon said pieces of land, to he used
in connection with the tram-road and rail
road to be constructed by the said Blacn-
Avon Coal Company, $500.
\. b, Shaw and wife to James Relic, lot
Nc 10, on Eutaw street, Barton, Sl25.
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NJ 4 ItIi | |; u

BY Rev l.. Llewellyn, on Wednesday
evening, Dee "a, 1878, ut the residence of
the brides mother, Mr. Evan j. EVANS and
Miss MAGGIE EVANS, both of Frostburg.
AT the residence of Mr. George Bhtner
in Frostburg, January LIST, by Rev. j.
Ruhl, Mr.. LEWIS SoNNENBUEG and Miss
CHRISTINA BITTNER. Also at the same
time and place, by the same, Mr. HENRY
BIrTNER and Miss ELIZA GRADY, all of
Frostburg.
BY the same, on the same day, at the
residence ofthe brides parents at Borden
Shaft, Mr.. GEORGE SITTtG and Miss JULIA
BR3g.
On the 2Otl,, ult., by Rev w. II. Reed, at
the NJ. E. Parsonage, Eckhart Mines, JNo
BIARD, and Miss JESSIE GoLDIE, all of
Homecoming.
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Group is n violent inflammation of the
Windpipc, and is peculiarly disease of
early life A hoarsc, dry cough and Wheel
ing respiration always portcnd danger, and
should not be neglected. DR.. Bulls Congh
Syrup will invariably prevent an attack,
and can be administered to young children
with utmost safety.
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Ca1cuOar.-The Cirllian has issued
to its subscribers very pretty Calendar
for 1874. That we were remembered i'll
the distribution may be seen by q visit to
our s1UrtUHD
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Visitor. j. NJ. PORTER has for sew
cral DAVIS past been on visit to his many
friends iu Frestburg. He looks well. The
doctor is a welcome visitor; no one has
more and better friends here than he.
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SIlOt.--A young man named PATRICK
BLAKE, of Eckhart, at the conclusion of
the +. f. & l. BIS Ball in Porter's Hall
Thursday night was shot in the right leg
accidentally by JAMES CUNNING. The
wound was dressed by DR.. J. i. GETzEN
BANNER. The young man was taken
hoMse and will soon recover
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-01-03

Opened.-On New Years day the
Frostburg Circulating Library opened at
Mr. JOHN IIrrCHINs' store. The Manag-
ing Committee has quite large and choice
selection of books to be loaned at the very
reasonable rate of ''ten cents per volume
for the first two weeks and the same sum
for each week OF fraction thereof thcrcaf-
ter
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NEW STORE.
&. H. EGAEsTZELL 4 CO..

4
UNDER JOURNAL PRINTING OFFICE,
Main Street, FrOstburg. Md,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS,
III f on hand and for sale Fine and
L Coarse Harness Collars, Hames, Trace,
Halter, Breast and Butt Chains, Mems and,
Side Saddles, all qualities: Riding and Blind
Brides, Horse Blankets, leigh Bells, Wag-
on and Buggy Whips, and cverythingsper--
tanning to a tirst-class shop We make a
speciality of putting up Fine Harness,
and in this line we defy competition. Best
quality of Mining Work always on
hand, and orders promptly filed Work OF
all descriptions mpde TO ORDER Rspairing
neatly and promptly done. Prices rcasol,a-
bic, - Orders solicited. Nov ~
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The 6schonican Ministries hav,

announced an exhibition in Paul's Hall for
Friday and Saturday evenings, January
ed and 3D.. The performance will include
slcight-of-hand, vocal and instrumental mu-
sic, etc. An important feature is Prof
LACHERs' introduction of Il famous Ger
man instrument, the "Cither," upon which
he is said to be first-class performer
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-01-03

Bows who move gates, signs, boxes,
etc, had better keep their eyes peeled for
"body-snatchers' "A
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-01-03

Most Complete Assortment of Mourning
Dress Goods, Shawls, Grapes, &c, at
NINELANDS.
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Notice.

OFFICE Or THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ALLEGANY COUNTY,
CUMBERLAND, MD, Dec 10, 1873.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the County
~ Commissioners Of Allcgany county
will meet at their Office is the new Court
House on
MONDAY, JANUARY 9TH, 1874
The regular Road Supervisors of the county
are required to appear before the Board at
this session and settle their accounts by
voucher and affidavit according to law.
BY order of the Boaru,
ID. ARMSTRONG,
Dec 1:}-it Clerk.
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Accidcnt.-Mr. STEPHEN MICHEL
residing 81 miles west of Frostbure, While
hring musket on New Years day, came
near sustaining very serious injury.
The breech of the musket flew out raked
ms forehead downward and penetrated a
nostril. One eye was also badly burned
Inc injuries were promptly dressed by DR..
y. IL. GETzENDANNER, and the sufferer is
doing well.
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Night School.
Is. &. PAUL.
FOUNDER AND MACHINIST.
Shop Oh &. a. II. Railroad.

SoUTu SIDE OF Tunnel,
MANUFACTURER of Steam EN-
vi girres. Portable and Stationary;
Mining and Falrohd Cara; I'll kinds of
Mill Work and Gearing; Wrought and Cast
Iron Fencing &c, &c.
B"STONE BACKS, CRATES and
CASTINGS Of all descriptions. mch 10y
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Wantcd--Evcrybo to know that |
am selling Clothing lower than any man in
the county. just give me Il trial.
II STEpE
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Now and Then.--Thc {

Yard Wide heavy brown Muslins at IL!
cents. HITCuINs Bros.
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Get yo,,r Newspapers, Periodicals and
Magazines at }. S. METzGAR u Cos, and
save postage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-01-03

Las for Atwood Flannel Overshirts,
Il b. STEKNs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-01-03

Look Here !-Beautiful Sets of Teeth
inserted ut reduced rates. Apply to
DR.. GAMBLER.
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building .AsseciatiOH.-Thc first
meeting of the stockholders of the new
Building Association will be held in this
Office this Saturday, Jan. 3D. evening at
clock, for the purposes of organization
and beginning business. All persons who
have not already done SO desiring to take
stock are requested to attend, and all other
persons who feel interested in the matter.
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lIaycyosa Il Cold :. DO not neglect
it, but go for LEFEvREs Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Relief certain.
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New Advertisements.
Cheap

EDRANDY AND WHISKY, BROWN
ED STOUT, GIN, and all kinds of Liquors
at Wholesale and Retail at my Store under
Paul's Hall - Also, at my old stand, a
Large Stock of CLOTHING to be sold at
FIRST Cost. Jan 3-yl III. BEAR.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-01-03

Kid Gloves, beyond dispute, can be had
at IIrTCnINs' as chcaply and rs good as in
Broadway, n. y.
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Appointment following or

LeFeyre's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Asver fails to cure Coughs, Colds, &c.
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says:
1--WE have only to say that while the fc-
yer for chopping up Allegany may rage
in some quarters, we are partial to the old
county-as she is.
Yes, and you were partial to the old
county-as she" &os.
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Ladies Silk Ties, plain and with fringed
ends reduced % per cent. at
IITCHINS Bros.
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Private School
Young Ladies and Girls,
FRoSTBURG, MD.
Miss SUE A. GROVE

w I'LL open SCHOOL. for YOUNG
i w LADIES aud LITTLE GIRLS On
Wednesday October E,Ts13,
On Frost,s Avenue, near Broadway.
Course Of Study will embrace the Ele-
mcntary and Higher English Branches,
Music and Tapestry.
Quarters will consist of 10 weeks each,
and prices range from IS to $12 per quarter.
The intention is to establish here Fs-
male Seminary To that end, ~ numbers
and the advancement of scholars require il,
proper facilities will be- secured for the pur-
pose and assistant teachers employed
The sympathy and patronage of the pco-
pie are earnestly solicited in behalf Of the
enterprise.
e:sy Misc GROVE can be seen Mt Mr..
Joseph knode's, on Broadway, or at tho
Sciiooi. Sept 20
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FINE CHRISTMAS GOODS
a t
Us. yFEY'ESsAkSG Is CO.'S.
Book Store,
FROSTBURG, MARYLAND,

EKUSTBURE, NJ Any Ia Nd,
CONSISTING of Ladies' Work Boxes,
y Writing Desks, Photograph Albums
Games OF all kinds, and fine Books. Also,
Newspapers, Periodicals., Magazines, and
all goods usually kept in first class Book
Store.
SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALITY.
Will be furnished to the public at the same
prices as charged by the County Commits
sioners, Dec l.;
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1fa cheap Stove Is what you want
Try the Farmer !"
Or if you want a cheaper one
Take the "CharmeT."
Both of which are choice, neat and fine,
And can be found at 40.
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Total,

New Style Ladies Dress Shields, Copper.
lined, in all colors, just received at
WINEIAND'S
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g.Es'E' az E,EI'a"s'G;LsS

EMAINiNG IN THE FROSTBURG
b , Post Office. january LIST, 1874
~ Persons calling for any of the follow
ing named letters, will please say they are
"adycrtlScd." ltnot called for in one month
they will be sent 10 the Dca! Icttcr Office
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The contest for the China Tea Set result
ed tavorably to Miss MAGGIE. BRENNAS, of
FrostbUr", over Miss MARY MILLER, of
Eckhar, the poll standing as follows:
Miss BRENNAN, $130.S;
MILLER, 69.13
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AppOintiment.-The following or
der was passed by ChiefJudgc ALVEY Asso-
ciate Judge PEARRE at Hagerstown last
Monday.
By the Jadges Of the Circuit Court far .1Ns-
gany County:
ANDREW GoNDER, NATHAN S. FROST and
JESSE WILSON be and they are hereby ap-
pointed School Commissioners for said
county under and by virture of section 2
OF sub-chaptcr of the act of 1872, chapter
3i, to serve for two years from the first
day OF January next and until their sue
cessors shall qualify.
Given under our hands this Goth day of
December, a. d. 1873 r. IL. ALVEY,
GEO. A. PEARRE.
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Pnrfics.-An interesting party was
held at DR.. VIM Ii. LEFEvRE's residence on
Friday evening of last week, and a similar
one at MIR. THOMAS G. MCCuLLou's We'd
nesday evening of this week.
In both instances the provision for en-
Joyment was complete. The happy Young
folks spent several hours in the most agree.
able manner and feel grateful for the pleas
ure so generously accorded them.
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Dr. Gambler, resident Dentist, over
Post Office.

MasOnic.-At 4 subsequent meeting
the election of officers Of Mountain Lodge,
No 80, a. f. and A. NJ on the 25th uIt
was declared Illegal. Instead of the re-
port given by us last week the following
IL the corrected list:
T: II. PAUL, W. NJ. JouN d. KooNTz,
BILE, Secretary, and c. NJ. McCrLIon
Treasurer
;, ~ will buy you pair Of good heavy
Pants at r SrEpy's
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Total,

'7F'', J'N.'lJ
The Fair closed Thursday evening after
voting off an elegant Gold Watch and val
liable Chamber Set The candi la:cs for
the Watch were Miss CLARA STAPLES and
Miss ELLA SHEAEER awarded to tie
former:
Miss STAPLES, $50 votes, S9625
SHEAEER, 13S 34.5O
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The candidates for the Set were Miss
LAURA PAYNE, MIS-. john ANDERSON and
Miss MARY ANTHONY. The first named
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our sanctunu
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We condensc the following report from
the Ac,cs, making, some correction Of
dates as pointed out to us by its cor
RESPONDENT:
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E:aira.- Fair for the benefit of St.
MicIHers Church closed las, Saturday even
ing, after realizing a net sum ofoyer 81 900
The Saddle for the award Of which MI
M>RTIS ByRNi:s, Of Eckhart, and NJ. NOR
Gan THOMAS of Borden Shaft, We're candi-
dates, was voted to the former gentleman,
as follows:
Mr.. RyHNEs, &t2lG}
Thomas, lNi.I)
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-. nsd TO- that q al o.. ,nd. no ar,c the
able mines Lst HIN look at Ono books OF oar tsnspor
tauon Dom ,snes ant no vail fad siat We sonu .y I'M
port aud export rh TO for ne lin oasnce anl
operation OF . railroad In this ono Territory a0no
scqsceS I' ami her s sma Sa s" soSp y
untouched. What viii sbs do magnificent ro-
As to her climate tho ogcai record kept at
Fort benton aud at Dor LcdE, fer 40 year. has again
and sgain been published IN tho qoyornmcnt rep rt
aud 10 shows favorable Winter sverbSj thin
that OF Philadelphia, tue peopie OF h,wYIrk Dan
scarcely put down as unendurably ool, wills those
have tho happiness to reside t0ero though tneI arc
gathered from all QuArters OF tue Uaion aud OF the
globe. CLAIM preference for over tue climate Of any
State east OF Che mountains from Miuo {, tho Gull
These being Montana ndisputably
true OF Idaho aud Warrington T,rtorles IN, form,r.
clusyeIy devoted " agriculture and lumbering aud
either OF them superior oo, Ito and natural
whom developed and popua I'D 10 support nos only onn
but many ranrOads but at oajt Is noeieJ Tor thor
The nsoai agents OF tao Northern Pacific Railroad
msoaCulatng their AGILITY. AMI dsappolntei ~ tner
complete proic too for indyid al entorpriso
which only needed " be conple.ei la order to 10
nal for fnsnoia royuhnon. prJdao,d by variety or
oauses In That crash Industries we're p1rayzed aug
fortunes than the unfortunate protectors oser
this crash the country feels bitter. ani 10 ready
OF ali our financial sns but all this CLAN weignS not
AGAINST the intrinsic merits OF tho project itsoi, nor
over which the road was pass Byon by tue agen ~
the European company that country was reCoshSei 10
10 ettor tnaD repOrteI There can 90 no ust
reason why under any portion OF our
national domain should be uujdsty deproclatod or IN.
derValued and no motive tnoroiOr cxOopCn< IN tuo
iealouses OF comp sting cities aiJng the lines or com
pstng routes NewYJrk Is too great 10 snare In tnoso
should see it that portion OF tnI country falsely
dsparagod. aud tnat no great national eatorprSe Is
MARTIN MAGIssIs Delegate from Montana
Washington, ID. o.. roo H. 1874
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srIzuRE OF THE BOOKS or A BOSTON rIRx

Bosrox, Feb. 1S.-The 7rare'ler says th''
for some time pact there have been reasons for susp
M that the frm OF Gutter, Mclean Co. has been1
pl,eated IN irregularities concerning the united sS
Revenue service They do business az commission nsf
chants and ship brokers st No. III etatest, and he"
horne good reputation. The Government onees
however, believed that there had been some trsnse
lions Of the firm which 70 ssy she least shsnp
irregular 40 their character and representing s
ease 70 Judge Lowell they were granted warrsa' ~
the purpose OF seiEn g sush books and papers as
nnv 10 these transactions TIE Grn received the onse
eoarteously and nerposed no objection 10 'beir eiA
nation Of the books
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EPISCOPAL pIssFNsIOs-sO BISHOP ELkCIED -
MILWAUKEE, ...tI-

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 1S.-At l2i this mofnlns
the Eplscopal oopyentien sdloarned ''e ave- w'nys
eleoting bishop, The election VIA take pace ~
ne xt annual sesnon OF tSe diee'ss III suhe. ,,s
pm, ,n,IpmA Peb. Ia-TAt Erenise Telegraph va
.,,errocn publishes the following statement;
I'm. Rev Dr Hoffman rector OF St. Marks Chnres ~
this elty =. soon cav the report tins mofpl9x
~ sontesf thai was going III the Convention Of
w.. In n ferepce the election Of bishop s
,bich his name has been prominently connectea'
once caused y telegram 70 ee sent requesting ''''
nam, nj ght be Immediately withdrawn.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. FOSTER (Rep., Ohio, from tho Comm,
teo on Ways and Means as~ed o4ye u Offor "A resoly
la reference TO the SanDorn Contract direct tie a.
rotary Of the Treasury 10 furnish copies OF all oon
schedules, correspondence anI orders OF the D d..
mont also statement OF tho amounts paid IN ass.
each contract. by whom pald, and under wleh .,~
tract.
Mr.. BUTLER rep Mtss) said no hal objected va,
that resolution was offered before. TIE feet OF a
would be to bring before the country tho name. s
great many gentlemen wac had been accused Oh pqs
testmO y. lie now WItndsew Js Objt ton, trusting a
have sucb DISCUSSION ~ would DO necessary On B,i
be introduced Oh tHat subject
There being 40 objection the resolution was agreed
Nj. KA5SON (R;p.. Iowa. gave notice that bo wosd
on MOuuay next, report aud ask action 90 The bh ~
stclng The refdndinc OF and prosonss,
certain regulations for tue Treasury Department.
PRIVATE DIiIs.
The House proceeded to the consideration OF prr.n
Ills
bill for ascertaining the losses sustained by citizen,
OF Southern Oregon ana Northern California BY ra.,
OF the Indian depredstons in 1874 and 1873 PROVOKED
quito an excited discussion. In which Mf. SHASKs
tep.. Ind defended the memory ~ Capt Jack an
MOdOos, aud stated IA fact that vneD Con Candy "a,
holding bis conference with Capt. JACK the military
lines were being closed around the MOdOcs
Mr.. HE5MlTH (Drm.. oregon. aud Mr. LUTrREfL
Dom. Cali stood forward as Tho deiendots VI As
frontiersmen and the denunciators Of the Indifns
The DILL itself WAS opposed BY Mr.. O. f. HOAR R,p
Mass, as establishing tue dangerous preeedent taas "a,
government ~ responsible fOr the rcinbul -eHesg 4
citizens damaged by war.
Tue same ground was taken by Mr.. GARFIELD fR,p
OhiOl argued that these losses resulted elmer a
private murIerers from public euemiOs: th. a
neither cOuii ciz took sho GOyernnsnl "a
res tuition II this biil passed it would IA
suces of the Treasury to claims IRON ono and Indl
aris ng from the Morgan raids and from Pennsyv.na
arising out Of Lees Invasion, aud there would
cent left IN tue Treasury.
Tho principle OF tins bill was defended by NJ
AYERILL (Rep., Mimi who had reported It from tie
COMMITTEES Claims. Mr.. LOWE rep, Kansas aOa
others.
Etrauy nm NATHAN n, Ar CsREIEI,D the ensrt,.
clause stricken out the D IN Committee % ths
Whole, by vote OF 70 10 e., and the Committee there
upon rose and reported that action 10 the House. AID
was concurred In Yeas, l05; Nays, 50. 81 the Oil
defeated.
The following bills passed For the relief d
the heirs of AuburY Dickens. George :. Wright, c. @
spaids CDas. j. NJ Kenuey also or the relief Of ne
heirs OF Seth Lamb.
the House. them at Ave o'clock. tsdJourned. tomos
row g session to be for debate only.
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THE EVANS CASE.

HARRISBURG, Feb. lS.-Judge Pearson TO-DAY
decided the reserved point IN the Evans case In i'o,
the Commonwealth He said the point was wen 49,.
except for the act OF 1870 which gave the
tue remedy they pursued. Evans's oonnset tnen
seneed his petition aud asked for his disoostr nv
the iusoi7ent acs. which will be heard "isa'"
dAyA 90.
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A NEEDED PUBLIC SERVICE.

Gen. W. B. Hazen has performed an i'm
pOr.nt much needed puplc service in writing the
letter 20 THR NEw-YORK tribune about the worthless
Northern Pacific Railroad lands, which we reproduce
elsewhere Ii is positive that Gen. Hdz,n has no inter-
Ia this matter that or Serving the people by
giving them honest information. His fae;s, gathered
largely from personal observation, are Overwhelming
The VI the false pretcnscr OF the dema1ogle
and apeculttors aud able editors, Interested IN Jay
CooAe's Isothermal scheme, Ia crushing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT

WASHISGTON, Feb. l3-Ihe President semitic
following nominations 10 the Senate to-day:
Charles Norris Collector Of Internal Revenue FOR the IW
District OF TeIs james Brady to be Collector Of customs nFh
River Benz Spoonet be Ueitei states ha'A to- ~
District OF Indi.na VIM Hver BE- General Appraiser Of As
chsnss NesYorki james C. Btsdrn be ke'ro ne La,
OTce LhdeM Nina Vim. N. GreeDleA 10 be Receiver
same; L. NJ. Coz ~ be Postmaster a ThornOwo, Ind.