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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-11

ALL rREsONs who aspire 10 beauty OF
personal appearances should net neglect that
natural accessory, the hair. By many 1t has
been neglected until the hair has become
thin, gray, or entirely fallen off. Mes.rs.
Hall - Co, Nashua n. IL, have produced
an effectuai remedy, called SieIlian Hair
Renewcr, which cures all diseases of the
SCALP. This wonderful preparation acts up
on the glands which support and nourish
the hair, restores gray hair to its orig inal
color makes the scalp white and clean, re-
moves and prevents the formation of dan
druff and ali cutansous ernptions; aud, by
IS tonic and nurritive properties, restores
the scalp to a healthy state, and creates 3
new growth AS a dressing, it is uusur-
passed. giving the hair that nrilliancy so
II uch admired by all.-Boston Commercial
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woNDBRFUL SUCCEss.-Three gears sge
DR.. Eoschee's German Syrup was iatredae-
ed in the United States from Germany for
the cure Of Coughs, severe Colds settled on
the breast, Consumption and ether diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs. No medicine ever
had such "a success. 900, 900 sample bottles
have been distributed every year for three
years By Druggists in all parts of She United
states, aud nearly 1000 letters from Drug
sists are now our fles, saying that no
sther preparation in their stores sells as well
aud gives such excellent satisfaction. All
we ask is for yeu to go to your Druggists
Lennon & Murray or p. NJ. Woleslagis &
sons Store at wilmore, and got sample
bottle for 10 cents and try 1t ; regular size
75 cents.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
A Snort posTPoNEMFNT or THE FIFTH GIFT
CONCERT.

Asmansger OF the gift concerts given in aid
Of the Public Library of Kentucky, my position
creates an I'm rUcrtput trust In behalf OF the
Public Library and the ticket holders OF the
fifth gift concert. The Public Library of Ken
tucky and the ticket-holders are Jointly inter
the fu nd bc distributed in gifts, the great
will be the gift sarded 20 each lucky ticket
holder and the moro the amount realized 10y
t. Library. To have n full drawing IL so man
Gesty to the interest of those Interested, that,
ra. h.r than have fractional drawing on the
30th in Al, deoU it due to the trust coHdded to
me by 'e tickot-hOldeIs and tins Public Libra
ry of e ~, tucky. that a short post poneruent be
kets and h,. y full drawing. Though the very
large amount uOw in bank would enable ms to
distribute ha "a some gifts. yet we should feel
disappointed il. this our last concert should we
be compelled to I.'ake fractional drawing,
however large.
We have received so very large number of
letters from all parts OF the country from those
ost largely interested, urging postponeH,tilt |
IL all the tickets be not sCid by the .wth that
we feel strengthened in ou' sense OF duty 70
make the postponcment. DHCer the clrcum-
stances we have determined, m 'oe interest OF
all parties, post tpOne the conceit ana oraW-
ing to saturday February 9th. AS'o' AT Nhlcn
time the drawing will positively take pace
and. as a guarantee Of good faith tow. rd ticket
holders, pledge ourseif to return T. any ne e
bet- holder his money upoa presentation % his
Ticket skosid the drawing fail to come OF at
tis tfI now fl xed The past. we feel asst red
will be sufficient guarantee to all ipteres' ed
that they will be fairly and honestly dealt Will
The money paid for tickets is sacrcdly pre-
served against all contingencies until after the
payment OF the gifts. after which the expenses
are TO be roim mb1 rsed and the Public Library is
TROs. K. BRANLETTE,
Nov. 20, 1914! Agent aud Manager.
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OBITUARY.

MURRAY.--Died, on "Wednesday evening
last, Mr.. CHARLES MURRAY. aged about 50
years. Mr.. Nj. was native OF ireland ana
settled in B6ensburg in 1915 or 1917. He was
carpenter by trade well as manufacturer
O. shoeiuakcrs .a~t-. He Was half brother OF
the late Hon. John Murray, OF this place. aud
was respected by all who knew him. He WAS
unmarried.
ROBERTS.-Ded, in Cambria township, a
few miles south of Ebensburg. on Friday last,
DAVID J. ROBERTS, aged about 20 years.
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pOINGs TX CoURT,-The following bust
ness was disposed of this week in the Quar-
ter Sessions and Common Pleas Court adj
journing at 4 o'clock, J.. m, Thursday:
QUARTER sussIoys.
Com tn vs.. b. FoGle-sel.ing Hquor without
license. Defendant submits and is sentenced
TO pay $50 fine ana costs of prosecution.
Comth VS.. VIM. Carney and 2aciariah Ksy-
NoIle proseqtti as regards EGylor. jury finds
Carney not guilty. ibut that he and the prose-
cutor, Con. O'Neili, each pay one-half the
Com'th vs. D. II. Dickason--rape. Mrs. Mar
pied the attentioh OF the Court and a great
many who had no business at Court during
nesday, aud after a full rehearsal of the usual
disgusting details, resulted in a verdict OF ac-
Com'th VS.. Levi Oshel aud Curt. Fleming
assault and battery Chas; w: Kline, prose-
ty and sentenced to pay fine Of sic and costs.
Com'th VS.. James Prce-larceny and receiv-
n5 G5fy s99s snS Costs and fGnr Months in
ty Jail:
sauit and battery W. W Bradley, proseeu-
tor. MOI pros. entered on payment of costs by
Com'rn vs.. F. Johnston-burglary and lar
ceny. F. X. Haid, prosecutor. Not guilty,
Com'th vs. WIN. smith-assault and battery.
John Sanders, prosecutor. Guilty; IS and
Com'th vs. Adam Bowers-as.ault with In
tent to Kill. aggravated assault and battery,
and assault and battery. Adam Bartiebaugn,
ond and third counts Defendant convicted or
assault and battery and sentenced to pay a fue
Com'th vs.. Daniel williamson-surety. of
peace. Ann Williamson, proSecutriN. " ot,
pros. on payment or cost 10y defendant.
COMMON PLRAs.
VIM g. Haven g. Co., for use of WIN. stephen-
con vs. Daniel aughlin-assump.it Con
Geo. Wehn cndorsee Of Geo. Weha, jr.,
dorsee of H. walters, VS.. Ellen Walters adm'x
OF H. walters, decd. Continued at cost of
plaintiff.
]. W. Sharbaugh VS.. Pa. r. r.. Co.-summ ons
case. Jury fiud for plaintiff s5o9t4
bond. $500 penalty. Defendan. confesses judg-
ment-amount to lie iiqtidated on tho ten
Il Elliott VS. Harry Marlett and P. J. McKen-
Z,p-summons TO answer plaintiff of a plea of
covenant. Verdict for plaintiff in the sum OF
5000. .
tinued at cost of defendant
Frank Todd was declared a lunatc by jury
enpanneIed to inquire into his case, and viii
doubtless be sent to DtImOnt..
PREsENTMEET or THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury on Tuesday last made
the following presentment to the Court:
To the Honorable the Judges Of the Court 0f
Ctdrter Sessions of Cambria County: The Grand
Iuuuest iuouirng in and for the body OF said
county. respectfully present That in the dis
charge OF their duties they have visited the
County Prison and Court House, ana report
that the County Prison is in excellent order,
and nc complaints were made to us by any or
the inmates. We would recommend the pur-
chase OF fifteen iron bcdsteads FOR the cells or
the Jail. We are opposed to the proposed ad-
dition to the Court House, and wOnid not re-
commend tho building OF q new Court House
n e financial condition OF tho county.
IL JOHN BUCK. Foreman.
Eb, psburg, Dec. s, 1874.
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HSNESEAE..

SLAvIN-wILIIAMS Married. at s., Paul's
Cathedral Pittsburgh. on SGuday--NOv- Let.
1874. 10y Rer. Father Reardon, Mr. JOTix Si-AvIN,
OF said city. and Miss CLARA WILLIAMS, u1ugh-
ter of VIM. " Williams, decd late OF this place.
DUNCAN-NCFEATERS the residence
of the brides parents, on Tuesday. December
!. 1874. by Rev. J. W. Swaney, Mr.. JAMES Dun
CAN, of Johnstown, aud Miss ANNIE VI. MCFEA-
TIERS, of Nineveh, Pa.
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FREE OF CHARGR.-Dr. Morris Syrup OK
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience has proved TO possess
the most sf1 cisn. qualities for all diseases of
the Throat aud Lungs Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by it aDd in Croup it
acts like magic. Call Al X. J. Lloyd's Drag
Store and ebtaia n sample bottle free Of charge,
or a regular size for 81 or at p. NJ. Woie-
sIarle K Sons Store, Wilfnore. T. K. Mots-
mrs lI3 North ID ST., Pbiia i3-S.-ly-
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PRESBFTMEET OF TH1 GRAND JOhh.
The Grand Jury on Tuesday last made
the following presentment to the Court:

xe,ler to show how rapid tho popular
t,ate for, ,sic is growing, she extensive es-
tshl;sL,neu, Of MIR. John Zweidinger, no.
Is6 Snitb6cIl >treet, Pittsburgh, shows
str;tino examn!e Starting as far back as
1855. with no cap. t,N for commencement,
it is Notwithstanding, to-day, by far the
largest most finely hulhes, ana pest CON
Quoted house in the line vest OF Ne" 10th
CITY. 1t has always been ooInt with TINS
house 10 sell nothing but ,fr tclass goods,
and at the lowest prices. Inquire 1or any
thing in the musical line, from u J ~W s-narp
up TO all the instruments nsoessa y 30 iur-
nishing = brass band, or 10 n hne-tol- 81 ,u-
biies or ''New Esgland" organ, or q a
thushek Ochestral, or Grand Piano, vSu
can be accommodated here with either fro,u
the large and maghi6co stock in store. emu
bracius avery article in the line. The build
ing occupied is a very large aud commodl-
Gus one: four storied, with large and spIen-
did sales and ware rooms, to properly and
fairly exhibit their immense and hne stock
of goods One great advantage TO purchasers
10 shat the proprietor and all the principal
attaches of the house are practical musicians,
and you osu thereby have any Instrument
tried aud tested, as to quality, tone, etc, to
your eutire satisfaction Nd usical goods OF
ali descriptions imported In large quantities,
for Wholesale and retail trade. Attached to
and part of the establish uent, are work
shops for the repairs Of all musical instru-
ments, from pisno to the smallest instru-
ment. Tho workmen employed in the same
are all skilled German mechanics.
We ad dvise our readers, wher they visit
Pittsburgh, to orll in at the mammoth es-
tablishment of Mr.. JOHN ZwEIDISGERs
1876 SMITHFIELD STREET. and you can pass
An hour very pleasantly in locking through
the establishment and inspecting tho i".so
stock Of musical iuStr ---0"'s.
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CoMPLIMrSTARY.-Th Harrisburg Pa
triOt pays the following we'll deserved trib-
ute q former EbensburEer, Bob Mccoy,
as he is .amiliarly called in this latitude,
and all who know the gentleman alluded TO
will without doubt endorse every word ut
tered in his praise by so high an authority ::
GENERAL ROBERT 4. MCOY.-This gentle
man, Who has for eight yosrs past heen the
Chief Clerk in the Surveyor Generals ofnce
has resigned that position to accept thHt OF
cashier OF the Blair County banking Company,
whose business house is located at Tyrone,
Blair county, and will iosvc in a few days to
assume the duties of his now position. AS
Chief Clerk Of the Land Department, General
M'Coy has proved himself an efficient trust
worthy and courteous public officer, ana mas
the confidence and esteem OF all who know hlm.
In his selection us cashier OF their benk, tHc
Blair County Banking Company has given evil
dcDcc OF keen discernment and an appreciation
of practical business qualifications that Is hlgh-
ly com npimontary to Con. hCoy, and we fcei
assured in saying that their Judgment Is NOT
MISPLACED. Gen. Coy was a ssist1nt Ad1utant
General Of the Pennsylvania RESERVES ana
served throua hout It's campaigns with that Gel,
ebrated corps. In April, 1865. he WAS appointed
Private Secretary to Governor curtin, which
position he held TO the close OK the 90 Ternor
term of Office. We congratulate the General
aud wish him the fun measure OF success IN his
new enterprise, which his social qualities ana
his :stsrliuR business qualifications SO rlchiy
merit.
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KOTICE.-Having this day bought
~ at Sheriff sale the following described
articles TO wit: / cooking stove ard utensils
heating stove, clock. aud l bedstead which 1
have left in the possession Of SIMON GUTwALD.
hereby caution all Persons against Interfering n
any way with said property.
JOSEPH GUTW AID.
Ebershurg. Nov. 30. 1s74.-3t
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REsPoNeIBIbITY OF EN- ca
a.. whsre there ere several eudersem on
q ,ste saw. the Philadelphia Ledger, there
i. this difference in responsibility, ns'nsly,
.uce..sive ende ersers are equally liable TO
the subsequent holder, aud their relations
10 each other are in the same oruer' nNI
3. - .ns Of sucb eudorsers upon whom
tb, obi CATION 10 pressed, may claim from
either or eli of these sefore him, bat not
from any who succcsded him. Joint en-
dorssrs are equally liable to tds holder who
is not one of them, but as between 'hsIl-
s.lY.. the recovery ia 10 be equally DIVIDED.
c. - the drawer fail and there are two
ioin. endorsers, both solvent: either may be
ScalIed on TO pay the debt, but t:ey must
tbsn divide the sum between them. / :
makes no difference which s'eheo Hls' IL
- ware Joint eudorsers IN faCb.
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THE NEW PLAN.-Nothingi in the way e1
advertisements has appeared this season
that will eom maud SO much attention AS the
remarkable advertisement of MeeSrs. Waha-
maker & Brown, corner Sixth and Market
streets, Philadelphia, that stands out to day
40 promneatly in our columns. It Is en-
ohaticalIv ,corth reading. There is the mind
of one of the most systematic ddcdnced heads
tn at this business age has produced. Ever
striv wing for the van, Oak Hall, this year,
ba, made as it Justly claims, great stride
up and ever business CUSTOMS Were tns
house a feeble branch the purchasing world
would know it could not stand mp to the prin-
oinIs. nnneupssd Were the house not noted
for it's honorable standing, we are sure IL
mould not do it. But customers who nave
dealt there before will go again, ana new
ones. drawn bw their tempting offers, Will
try them, and the great Clothing house VIII
reap in the future, As 1t has in the past, the
enormous advantage OF soundant means,
united with unblemished honor, and an
acute sense of what Is due between msn
and man in this important trade
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TET ATCH HIM,-The young sneak
eS thief who tore couple of boards of
the roof of the granary ON the farm of the under
sgnad, in Carroll township, and then crawled in
and stole oil can, will bear watching not
withstanding the fact that he deemed it prudent
the stolen article just in time 70 escape
arrest. 1t may he proper to say th3t / know the
party well and could give his nAmc, but II should
suffice for he present to warn him. rs now do, TO
keep hands If my property in the future if he de-
srcs escape the rigors of the la-.
JOSEPH GUTWAED.
Ebensburg, Dec IL, 1S.i-st.
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control them. The testimony of our best clt-
zens of all classes. establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PEcroRAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders OF the Throat ana
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and Gases of Consump-
ton. cured by this preparation, are public
" known so remarkable as hardly 10 be be-
Iievcd. were they not proven beyond dispute
As a remedy il is adequate, on which the public
NAV RELY for full protection By curing Coughs.
the forerunr.ers of more serious disease il saves
unnumbered lives, and an amount Of suffering
not TO be computed. 1t challenges trial. and con-
vinces the most sceptical Every family should
keep IL on hand rs a protection against the carly
and unperceived stack of Pulmonary Affections.
which are easily met 4; first, but which become
incurable and too oflen fatal, if neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and il is unwise TO
be without it. As safeguard 10 children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY PECroRAL
is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
saved to the love and affection centred on them
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and health restoring sleep No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
ful Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally tire product Of lorg. laborous, and
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. l. NAV be confidently re-
lied upon Us possessing all the virtues has ever
exhibited and capable OF producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
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KTOTTFICATION OF ASSIGNEE
AZ OF APPoIFTMEST.--(i IL BGasruptcV.)
WESTERN D.sTETCr oF pESSsYLVA MAJ he
undersigned hereby gives uetice Of his appoint
mert as Assignee of FEIIX BECK Of Loretto a the
County OF Cambria aud State Of EennsylyaEia,
within said District. who has been adjuGged =
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court of said District.
PATRICK hEALLEY, Assignee.
Inretto. Dee. I. lsIi st
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HBITGf4 f5PbBFfNxF

made. pain.ed and put mp ss cheap as possihle
FoR Cksu. ~ A liberal discount niias
GEoRGE HUNILEh-
r-,,ctshurr. July -. IS73--tf.
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Ayers .
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science. few are Of
more real yaluo n
mankind than this ef-
fectul remedy fr al
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surelv and effectually
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I LLOYD & CO, BANKERS,

- EsENS5t fftra T.
9s-- Gold, silver. Government EuaT- 11a
other Securities. bought and sold. -,+e~r.. -
I',W 90 on ie - ~ ~ oits made ~
general Banking business transacted. ''''' =
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to the great scarcity
SNSs of money and the long con-
tinued neglect Of many Of my customers to
pay up their Indebtedness for the past year
or more, am compelled to adopt
ANOTHER SYSTEM
of doing business. Very many of my Gus
toners have allowed their accounts to run
for such ali unreasonable length of time
that a great loss 10 me, without any benefit
to themselves, has been the result. Hence
it is that / find it
Impossible to Continue ths t''ii: System
and at the same time keep up my stock
and meet my obligations promptly.
am sincerely thankful for the liberal
patronage that has been extended to me,
and now earnestly ask one and all who are
indebted to me, no matter how large or
how small the amount, tc call and settle,
either by cash or note,
BEFORE THE list DAT OF JANUARY, 1873,
as | need and must have money. Believ-
ing rs do from past experience (Which
have paid well for that it will be better
for me as well as for my customers to adopt
the ready. pay system;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-23
From The Knoxville Herald

BALD MOUNTAIN FURTHER OF THE VOL
cASIc EripsNcES.-It is certainly true that
for three weeks past Bald mountain has
rumblrd and growled and shaken the
earth for twenty miles around, until the
alarmed residents of the vicinity have fled in
terror OF being the victims OF enra2cd Nul-
can and Of being lost amid the hot lava
which would make of their settlements a
modern Pompcii.
Bald mountain is in the southwestern edge
OF Mcdowell county, Western North Caro-
lima, sixteen miles due east OF ASherltie, ana
rises oltly towering among the clouds TO
the left OF Hickory-Nut Hollow. 1t is
wooded TO within mile OF the top, but the
vegetation is Scant.
A gentleman from the vicinity of the
mountain passed through this city yester-
day, and reported that OH Monday last smoke
and occasional Jets Of fame were issuing
from the extreme summit of Bald mountain,
and that the rumbling noises were louder
and more frequent, while the earth around
was quakirg continually. The reliability OF
the gentleman could not be ascertained, and
so the smoke and flame part Of this statement
may be received cum, grGno SAILS.
A JoneSboro' letter published elsewhere
in this issue OF the Press and Herald states
that number OF prominent citizens OF
JoneSborc' started for Bald mountain yes
terday with the purpose of being on hand
when the eruption begins, and bringing home
some lava-stoneS as evidences OF the burst
ing forth Of volcanic fires from the bald
headed old mountain.
There need be no great surprise if the con-
WILSON'S of Bald mountain should be fol-
lowed by an eruption of molten lava. The
pent-up matter within the mountain must
find n vent, and not till then can it be eX-
pected that the rumblng will cease. The
mountains of Western North Carolina pre-
sent many evidences of decided volcanic
origin, though for ages past there has re-
manned no other trace Of activity except that
which is shown by the hot and mineral
springs of this region.
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ME FAyURITE HOME REMEDY.

eE. y
This urr!salled medicine Is warranted not TO con.
tain single particle Of MERCURY or any In tuy,ou,
mineral substance, butts 4 - =
s4.sz.i il, PURELY VEGETABLE, tsa&
containing those southern roots aud herbs rhss,
an an wise Providence has placed in countrie,
where LIVER DISEASES most prevail. II will cur.
all diseases caused by arrangement Of The liver ant
bowels. a
sIMmoNss LIVER REGULATOR. =,
Tor medicine) Is cninently family medicine. and
by being kept ready for immediate resort WIN ga
many an hour Of suffering and many 8 dollar IN
time and doctors bills ...~ .'-El-
After forty years. trial 1t is still receiving thu
most unqualified testimonials to its virtues from
persons Of the highest character and rcsponsibiIy
Emineut phyiclans commend IL as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
OR INDIGESTION. so
Armed with this antdotc, all climates and changes
Of water and food may be faced without fear. AZ
a remedy in malarious fevers, bowel complaints
restlessness, jaundce, nausea,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
1t is the cheapest parest, and best family medicine
in the world.
Manufactured only by
j. Fl. ZEILIN & CO., /
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists. !
fe 26-deod&w3m
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Hubi'c Meeting in williamsburg.

hHiitHsEUEG, VA, March 30, 1874.
.A ainec'iA@ ot the Conservative party Of
VI H'y "t Williamsburg held at the court
h'">' March 2"tD, 1874, Dr. john G. Mercer
w. 'a.5"t' II he chair and Il. L. Armistcad
~ Pointed secretary.
iIc Chair explained that the object OF
s.'e i'!rt'lH@ vas 10 take into consideration
IL. ac,lon Of the Governor in yetoin. the
'cI'f,bufS Charter bill. The following
toih"it'c', 10 which the Chairman and secre.
"a were afterwards added, was appointed
90 AT resolutions expressive Of the sense
O. thc inre.in@-viz, Major V. Walden. DR..
u =. Wise. George r. COPELAND, and Colo.
Eel fdnGu!pa Harrison, who through their
chairman reported the following preamble
ana resolutions, which were unanimously
elo!tcd:
Whereas Governor James /. Kemper has
etcn lt 10 veto the bill entitled San act to
provide charter for the city of Petersburg"
anu !or 50 doing has been severely censured
ny some Of the Journals of the State: and
whereas We deem it proper that this section
ol State should be heard from on the subject.
6'''ioh Which suffers SO deeply from mis-
government OF the same nature as that from
hA'ch Petersburg has endeayored to escape
Cs s,ld Charter, yet whose intelligence and
"e-th mas ever been faithful to the Con-
seNallVe party, and gave to said party
.Sfscly increased vote at the late election !:
therefore
:, FesoEctd, That The Conservatives of vii.
.ioAh'burs and vicinity do heartily endorse
lAe truly conservative action of our Cover
nor In vetoing the Petersburg charter as an
"s''t Npeiak-linde1 sta!esmaDship, emitting