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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

Il Accident csa sEaa Esail Koast---ssur ENear.
Mi IyialsienifiTg fIiIG

In lsHlsIen,fiTi, fIi1G
considerable anxiety was fell here on
Jos$dis last by the seport 81 a., accidelitito
the train % large inrty " eNruf-i
sionistsio the Centennial bad left the
evening before. ltwas soon sascertaiiled
thai Ibmpps # shr-lirre v,ls lsilrt with The
exceptions Of Miss Mary, daughter Of the
iIipii. IhollG,s isullln, ani she very Sights
!y.
rTlie .pdcisboro Putriot. Of Wednesday,
gives full particulars q the accidcnt, which
,occufred 1T lsessiy Fork, Two miles from
Browns Summit aHd tens or twelve miles
Hfrpnl Greensbs,rp. It was caused by u
broken rail, and every car except The last
iii tile train, left the. traekand was pre-
cepitate,ldnwn the pnlbankinelh. Nooiiei
w.ls killed. Eight were soniiell hurt M
TO he compelled 10 return to Greenshuro
for medical atteneionr The, Patriot says
much clal.lit Is siuelo Drl Augustus Knox,
who belonged 10 tho Hillsborp party, for
his presence p.lnindaud il,ediclI skill. A
vote OF thanks was rendered him BY the
psissengers as well rs to Drs. Logan and
Gregory who were also on the train. ri.
Thee r,ssengsrs were, taken on by d
special train after u delay os two Of three
hours. sA " 's1' a.aNsA 'hAs2a hn
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spl.esppI cmsyecssle.s.

a consScatJcn'ertbg tlo1sy crtl,e E,iis-
oopal Church wllflchelal1Ea Matticw's
churcI, bcpslnlpS on sihelgI inst, ainl
eqnlinuing dwlng illq,alpri o. Jeweck'
There " III hc irgular informing isnlNven.
ipg s'rt.cSy, vtwilieh lliS hyllse 'Tilic
Eitcn. flIF hmssl ba
'iId REV MEi,srli. VII ua goumih
@'liI afscrtho. ra.yocs.tiou. We W'fvhl
s''s III stating ila cold i'aYg la.t yeeA I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20
Tas NasIcc.

Inthis issue wfllbe found ihcnolice.o.
The Si.crifrof 0rahge 10 Tux payers. u
will bsr'lsswel, that the eonpiy endf-
dates VIII s.,sstti another icaAltaflaia We
presume Capt. j. j. Davis aud Ike Young
will bs found at nqsI of,hc precincts ~
the same Ting,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

"a
One nightlast week William Brown.
son ~ :l,e late Ailt. Blown, living two
n,il'sleaAt ofit,wh, was attracted 10y noise
IN llw srllsw af aha asss~e. Pfc wehtdawn
in the dark % ascertain the cause, aud rs
hc cropped his way out, just n he had liIt
his faot. The was barefoot At tile tinle) on
The stepof the cellar, he was scnsIble %
two ssyst ths1 liipadlrIrsa Hight he
tame buck g The collar. and found 80 the
steps two large highland mocaslns who
had slfnck lAAo Nv siitfe,icl,cI thcln
ho,lsraa hsptaesk hlidv " y The care
mhls wounds. Tho Immediate USE Of
wlitsksy relieved BIN, aud though spIl,q-
tng. lVpsider1ly, lie Is now sloing wslL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20
EaminpsslaI.

,s,Assthe Charlotte Obseryrr says, the eqf-
hoctial STORM does not wai;fof The cquilux
but comes Yhen Il rrealys n For ii,saallce9
the heaviest eqIiissoetial storm ever rcs
nleAiJeredl hi ltfiis l.seetion occurred o6
ilse Iatbef September lS57ssThis year,
1t may lie said TO have begun pDstile night
oftiie 10th. Not severe at tho time of
writing butt frohliaiigh M abundance Of
rain. sfFk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

The Charlotte Democrat and Homo are
Publishing d list qfthe.id An6,l III sistk.
lcnhufg, Why, theS arc i naege silad ia
numberspa and increaash.inEEc, compared
"a what Orange can DO. wo laycmen nf
ninety six here Vito cahlcapnn4har, jump
higher andruif fastef lIaii .hy sssrage
Dos ! q olIcreonnlies. q 'Iils5i a. ~ :
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a cANar B ri.f,Y,ls,.lAS.r

Itisnot often that We ,ilnJ amongst the,
medical faculty sufficient cai,,lor 10 rccnr,l
ailylnlevit wl.atvycr 10 proprietary, imeil-
cinps, ash conflicts. wtiliil,rir Interest 10
,iossss Bui bcl,sw we give an exception,
Ol,iNEON0FA lREGuTlAIsP
i.il'aass .s.ilit,n BOsTuS, January III ISL 4
saTiiscettiIle tiet Ilbt VI ree6nnnen,lcl
tlic'use n Dt-lltlTr's sIxPEcTeRANri ~.
diseases &c the lungs fttcptfd twt years,
and 70 NY Knowledge ,ir,,is sLottlcsi.av,s
beea)m1l byms itIiIenislaitlr beneficial
fcsulis.E In two cisseg whelc Il WIS
thought confirmed consumption ha,l take
Place the e2pcc,orypt eilepicdia cllr0s =
Hno ItN,R, IL SpisAsSykGM. d. 7,
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{. !, 3 -. = - ass.saa sll,es.

Mr. W. n. Gordon has d field ftliis
grass. sowed on ground fom whicl, wl,ent
wns harvested iILI qnrstlgw IN full lIca,I.
It's highly Lsvaiae.hl ~ n forage crop by
tl'osswio hAvstdaIitg INA thsifatiASrs VI
Tennessee ore Wild alssmt ~ They ciaini
~ h,ske ffulntfx Or clshltUns ,tp'iie acre.
i y eaton grcsiily iby horses and eattIc'
Tie rapidity vim (which, II iiihtinafsd
grcui nronpe,lshliion, Thecropofwhleh
wespcak Is Iii fill head forty days lron
tbO seeding. af.kApAi = aAl'NAA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

Eea,.eIls n.,IFaE l.Isss rals..-

7, We acknawielgc aihiHviiation % The
Fair ht WcLlo,i on the eth 18th oIll, anil
s7tii bfoctoicr'I 1lbs Weldon Fsirs bavn
always fpumi favor wilhs- our Orange
people. ap,llm ,iguLt sirplnsnber % iIelu.
visilers and exhibitors will l,e ,r-,aIi.
i1y,s AgIicaittrAi iss.lk4y reprssAs,,,sl by
lie Fair Is out Of debt aud in liodrisliina
condition. ann I'll
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

Chatham Court this week. Mai. John
w Gtsbun and Col Thcpas lluflas, in
attendance thereon. isF tasstEg .sRi9
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20
va4sM9siI Oh Rifi6l'ail property in

fatie ntpeat iHin Hei4pi:ah ilfOperiy ~
:he County Of Orange. \ agnn .Ilt.A by
,Acrrsof laii,liS5I. i33, valuation 81 ,d65,
las. vsilde sf town properly 81, lya.A
Herses 2,s35,r yaluationdl lsl. 9o0. Mules
l9Us, valuation s., 25G syacks Is, valuaiiohl
Gl5:q .Jenncts5 Valuation 100. Goats l3l,'
valuation I3i.E cnttIe D09l, y;sismtimi 'ii;i,-l
9ls, Hogs, lG,5579, yaluatlah2l ,2i$. Sbeop'
3, vlsa, v.lluationiS,9 500. Vaiue of farming
iiteifsiis, F&c; Il; lyy,, 500, Maiiey oil hainr
or 6iia depsit 30, 11l, Solvent efe,iirs'
l2ssSs,giL Stecls in incorporated companies
l,e75.a Oti.erii i,eiseilal property sfS.4 3l
IiailraaI ,fraiisiliisccii l5.9la. Net lii.cahle
and profits i, Gez. f'otal interchangeable per-
ssrtatandfc;l property ss,fgl, 1871. I.istd
pol.Awhite,R I ,5S5, reolorcds $50 County
,,x IL aUn a, nniipnIisai ie iaiaqme4
kstsf.SsE hfsxs akNl.a "a asst4esT sef %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

q. 90 :. - - X - II CT ...f .
v : The Rev W. + Byllm and faniil,
reached here on Monday morhing. ' ,,,,t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

laaI3f u3yNItI
\ party eussaists afPH d. ifinston
u 10. ssl.saS sIas, 'slli4c aud Mildred
Nj Camepus .Ms.u sndslsMsl csipsql,sllihs.
lscn,chsn Catncr5n ahi Haie6it AplersoA
loft on lt,nday na1lNgaTthisc snitniial
via Raleigh whore they will receive ad.
dilions 10 their unnhcrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

Jssse W. Cole viii start North about
ihe last oltlis mpldl,. llewah,s and needs
money. spsY hin.
IllIlMl. BiirsI6etais. llJd5fMtSekion
cnig Of Now Hope. snda student Of the
.rienIegicalS smb,stya al tallmdia. SC.
returned On Monday last 10 RESUME his
studies. lie isa young gctlclnan Of fine
character and nyomise,t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

i.THc row at Durtdaiiiii 'fseiiS0 'f IL De
News turns ont 10 be trivial conflict be-
tween n few negroes =gruwing uGt sof
politics L i true, but iuql rnebinelYshc
magnitude of riot az Charleston at
Tempt Al intimidation We do not s2Iecl
such things here. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

q General t,ex and i,nnkop were guests d
Drp. Jones willie here last wcsiy NE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

al
VIII, as ialssiy ciSegel blythe Republican.
As Chairman Of the Executive Cont
mittee he could say all:lloritatiyely tllat
iliclproslescts Allopglioat liie State We're
veryllfishts Aipaiis we're fully aroused
Butileufgcd to.worlS; worls until The polls
are closed. The crisis is loo great d risk
anytling isy nycrsscepiidence. There IS
fmnch to cheer abroad Sustain the hands
I.ofour friends abroa,l. 1. isp;easant to be
4 Democrat at Tie fsuth. Ii is different
attiic North lsut they cpcouiter the
ouiulnin their perverted light for the
people ~ tie south.
Bankruptcy aud bloodslled follow ra,li-
cal rule.
Afieran eloquent tribute 10 Til.en Gen.
Cox concluded, aid yielded -
tiEN'L.iRANsoM,
Who rose amid loud applause aud said,
II isa great privilege. t9speals before
The people Of Orange. { knew no spot
where higher patriotic emotions might lie
aroused. Here was tie iiJst sacrifice Of
blood made on This contiifcirtin the sacred
callseof liberty. Tho nie.l around me are
the descendants. oftlle best men ON this
continent. know that 4 nm speaking
to the sons, friends aitl associates Of Man
gum, Of Ruiliil, Of Nash oflhe other great
men who have, III an our history, made
the name OF Orange illi,-triotls IfIspoke
whist. wss untrue, i'll came With deceiton
appylliIHs lhry ssam,sl rshukelqc. Therefore
| am constrained 20 speak the truth. Ildo
not come 70 make any saeslort OF oritofy.
alnyse.f ifeTslcoud 10 So
u tie presence Or 4 rebiic oppressed
VIII segraaY and sulieripg.sa.I am come to
'eounsci WIN yeafors tiessalvation or our
Ogasnssys a Oval say nothing l am not
willing to stand by and die by.
- ele mpstclese here our report ofGei'l
Bahsrlgs speech. fsrl want If s?ncc. We
sian S!IAs arerstto AnSsller paper, and
will give tin fullpcxt week. "
i Wciwill remark that il was regarded,
here as 4 2;asisr piece of clolucnce. and
Is pronounced one Of the most elective
speeches ever heard Lcre. We regret tho.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20
iccc.siIy ofour abrupt conclusion !,
- <<<4e=r-
sTie sHSaE n n sscetins.

Necessity q our abrupt crnclnsioE = VI
gAgY z----- = - - <2ez III
sTiis sH=aE HI / ssceiins. 3 =.
srImst,vcels tie Secretary II lie meeting
Which w,v held -, .sl,e f.fecetding satdfs.i
day al thcSboss taase E6tsusiit as fi,e isl
u Honlinaiiens iilada. We deciIued II
PUBLISH iIexcept iiI az Il! egilsssnsnt, and
,isitsSasIloi iaissar, Il lid not appear IN
parcalmDns. y
II was ostefisibly 4 Demo cratic meeting.
We have oafawn hieasss d, ils origin ahd
,qtj,st;eeAifiilS dc isRs i,rn,as,srssi.so tic
n'st % the county Sc Z mis- late
,layt6 iiiisn.i aiiickct adopted -delibcratefs
and with Satisfaction III. May last. Ihs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ahy1 ia objsgtt6nabic
,G.mmissinl.efs eSisfed fle.n Is llos~
sq'he1ncetfst sscst iaislle ihsifst was
,riPpasei 20 ~syid 90. n, ii6nhnaiing n
new ticket FOR thc House OF Representa-
ltises, as well asa new sBoarli nj Com
.IiIis-ioners.l We have .no idea HAT The
genticuel, named On the Legislature
q iUkeh,sltf suilvrihrnissives q ilAs sacri-
fisei ~ the aectpiance efsucha an irregular
nomination. They ought 10 he asiuIc
enough 10 see That IL isa scheme OF The
enemy, whether Iii orout of ihc Deipo-
cratic putty. q Introduce ,iilSensioil in
is ranks, psst pave ll.c way II lussib;e fqy
fulncfaiicaI conlrofoftiie. eouniy.
Bewateef Independents Ri,l lndcpoll-
dent n.,,,,,a,io,,,ssi :, N nominees
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r
N ~ sHJ Ielasuspiile THREAT andsik GIo,c,
'.sss y men Women and sidryn u, great
lgLlH'a tai:ars aud Cnasf,r I.adE.si and s4.,,.--
nun --'n.e new Slglcs: 49,. T@r~s'
MlIslin Neck isuillcs ii 70. 30, - anil ~. 49,.
sinsca Worth double The lnalHI,. - -
WHY am, liea ,hrck Mating IL =. d. Il IL
- ~ .ni,l luc. llfr yard; -
Ia.ie o't Chtts, ~ great variety a reduc,a,s
sltfl,gli' Trnaks, Nsliser, Lunch: baskets. and,
deutain,f iir,-~ Shirts. a. oar avn ,a,o,,s,,-
tuIe iaFdc ~ Wamsulix ION ma n,,t lr;sI,
l;Hen, II ~ and - caell--il,s lof,,,., ,,ri.
Without thilons ald bttftut. hul.s tI,.,.4
.l4E Atcr y rvlnfslstsiy mtsieti: ms ,,,ly M,
likVll, :. DC lainslghd b,t,,fe wfslri,,e. + 4
aur, ! i.oN III 30; :"
aote palsr and EnNrl"Ips In Boxcs al iae. Soc.
80 isliif'ee bpN.f IA Kaft 8#fsfF e
*Fhaisstnds ~ other bargains. Tsronrt affen.-
thl,i slirll ta orders. We have s,Ii o,,. mice.
and thal iic lowest. antstll COS cash nnly.
a w. Lev y kIsOI HERS,
80. 1917 and iOIg Main street.
July \. ~ kIClsluSD. va.
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er fer one eeniei.illai. "A.

l3aH - ~ 77lIll.11 = :. - v71i.sf''-t1I
\ suaday sas.s ! s,4 ..ay I.l.,Y e,usshi
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alaaisf 199visl 80 gasdO 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

flic return orpcacc hegat corruption. There
lissjEe;l enough ~ agltgtlQll. ,ei,nugh Of
totnAtisa. dir ritl5r 6ot.t, Is getting
.titl r.ta wi Al a3lsS $1,000 ~ I..,I.
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! Wciwill remark that il was regarded
AeFe ~ I 2p;asfsr piece Of clolucncc. and
IS pronounced one Of the most elective
speeches ever heard l.cre. We regret tho
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22

Use YOURSELF WELL.-The sufferiugs Of
the chronic invalid are OF such varied kinds
as 10 enlist the sympathy of every one who
loves his feiiow-man. s mouths good
treatment, however, such as is given by DIR.
Keyser, of Pittsburgh, viii DO more 10 cure
than whole years OF complaininCs. especially
the doctor has investigated aud treated
chronic ailments for over thirty years. DR..
keyser il the only man in Pennsy ivania who
has given the subject of consumption a thor
ough and complete investi CATION 10 any prac-
iical purpose, and il may be said of him.
that when that disease can be cured, he can
cure ii. One of the great means of cnre
which he uses, is a discovery called DIR.
kEYsER's LUNG CURE, which cleans out
the blood, renews the tissues, makes the
ulcers in the lungs heal, and furnishes the
blood with plastic material to renew the
powers of life. You can have his Treatise
sent free Ivy application or letter.
Price of Lung Cure 81 80 per bottle or 81 so
per half dozen. To be had at DR.. Keyser's
Laboratory, 80 Penn avenue. Pii'shnrgh.
His private consulting Office is SO. 80 Penn
avenue.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22

FRANZ ROBERTS, the little colored cuss
who formed the subject OF a similar notice
some weeks ago. attempted to make his way
10 CreEson. with n more extensive journey
no doubt ia view, hy enscoDCiBg himself oIi
Tie pilot of the Branch engine just before
the train left this place on its regular trip
on "Wednesday evening last, and notwith-
standing the severity of the weather aud the
more than ordinary speed at which the en-
giue was driven, lie succeeded in maintain
ing hIs position nutil the train reached Kay
lOT' station, when he Was discovered more
by accident than anything else holding on
like grin death 10 his periIous perch and
almost completely itnb-,lded in snow. In
fact SO great was the power and force of the
chilling element thrown up by the pilot in
It's rapid flight that the few articles of cloth
ing worn by the yenturesome youth were
disieudsd To their utmost capacity by the
Ipass of SNOW Which penetrated the openin z
in the bosom aud neck of his shirt and trans
u1ogified his aitenuated form into such huge
proportions the most ardent imitator OF
the veriiable Fallsfaff himself well might
envy. Had he not been rescued from his
uncomfortable pc siiion il is fair to presume
thar the reck less youth would have frozen
10 death before the train had proceeded rnuch
further. As il was he got pretty severe
uipping. ard IL rUok some time TO .haw him
ont after he was takcu into the passenger
car where he was permitted TO remain until
the train returued 10 this place about 10
o'clock that night For his own sake we
hope this is the last fooliardy attempt to see
the world which this young American OF
African scent" Will indulge in for many a
day to come.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22
HUGUS & HACkE,
Market Street and Fifth Ave.
PITTSBUEGH

Books FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-An -four
-4RtOnG The -1Utllors -RGre and BeaufiflI BooES
for Christmas aud Netc Iedr.--An exchange
furnishes the following account OF an inter
esting visit TO of the leading business
houses of Pittsburgh
During n recent visit to the Smoky City it
WAS our good fortune to spend an hour. both
plessurabIy and prOiitabiy. in examining the
large and varied assortment OF books and arti-
cles in the well known establishment of Nessrs
:. 4. Clarke x Co.. No. Is VI ooi street PITTS
bureh, This Is the largest and might trG "
say the only frst-:l4ss book store in Pittsburgh
and their shelves and count ers present most
attractive sight. filled as they are with the
most beautiful specimens OF the art prcscrva-
tive OF all arts. selected ex presSly with view
to the requirements OF the trade for the Holt
day season. To those OF our readers wi ho con-
template making presents during the holidays.
and who find IL difficult TO deciie upon bet to
give We would say to visit the establishment OF
MeS-Ts. Clarke & Co. and yOu VIII !c satisfied
that from their stock moderate OUTLAY yOu
can select aPproprsa ate aud beautiful gifts suit
ell TO all sges and classes. For lady friend
nothing would be more sDccptat,i than q vol
ume of poems. some OF the u:agnificeniy
bound Illustrated works-such gift would
truly he considered "a thing of beauty end joy
forever" and would serve not only 10 interest
and Instruct The recipient bnt would be a per-
petUal aud pleasant reminder Of the dOner.
Their stock embraces all the standard works OF
prose and poetry. history, biography AMI 70
nance. Space VIII not permit as to go into de-
tails of what we saw during our recent visit.
We only advise our readers to call and cx-
anime for themselves the beautiful goods there
displayed, among which we max notice hut a
few articles, VIZ: All The new illustrated
books. the latest juvenile and toy books, fafui-
ly aud pocket Bibles, the new Teacher : Edition
of the Bible. hymn books fine writing desks
portfolios. Japanese goods, Russia leather
goods. inksfands, Illuminated NOTICES, stereo-
scopic instruments and views. and in fact
everything usually kept in first class book
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22

COURT MATTERs.-In the case of Mary
riatte.y vs.. William Flattery, libel IN di-
vorce, on trial when went TO press last
week., the jury found for the plaintiff, thus
relieving her from the i,on,.s OF matTimouy
entered iuio with the defendant. The other
business disposed of ,y the Court prior TO its
adioarnment on Friday afternoon may be
briefly summed up follows:
Hon. James J.. White vs.. George Kaowlton
and others-summoiIs In debt. Verdict for de-
fen ianis.
Fraucis Caopcr vs. Charles McMullen- --scfTs
facfGs. ~ revive Judgment. Jury IND Tor
piaifitin in ttsc sum of s213H4
}. 4. Hutchinson. Tor use of John +. Watson.
~. Thomas II. fap.iey. Court directs plaintiff
to become uUnsuit.
John 4. WATSON vs. Thomas III. Lapsley and
OF hers. Verdict fcf. defe0dsrt.
James Russell Co VS.. Charles Hochsteil-
appeal from a iusiice'- docket. Judgment IN
favor OF plaintiff for sjo.42 confessed by plain
titI's counsel.
& & wa;teis s. Co. VS.. Joseph Shoemaker
action to recover money due for liquors pur-
chased. Pending rttion OF The jury plaintiffs
took insult and the case VIII likcly DC oroug ut
up at some futCrc term OF Court.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22

THE commissioned officers of the Fifth
Regiment. u. y. e., met i'll Altoona on
Wednesday last and reelected Jas. F. Mil
iken, Esq, as Colonel of said regiment
position from which he was recently de-
posed by Gov. Hartranft for reasons already
well known to- our readers. The vote stood
Col. Nilliken, 13; Capt. Statler, 3 Major
Wilson, 2: Col Elliott, ?. And now the
question naturally arises, what is the Gov
ernor Going TO DO about ito
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-22

A DEFUNCT CANINE.-Judge Lloyd, of
this place, informs us that his well known
dog Watch" went To the place where
all good dogs go on last Sunday night
''Waich'' was not much OF n dog in the mat
ter of size lat was peculiarly remark able
for his astonishing facility in killing flies,
against which insect he waCed "A constant
and successful warfare during the stmnler
rtoRths his ability ia that ii..e being as
amusing as /, vas wonderful. a few mont hs
ago "Warch" was injured in some unknown
way and soon after gave uumistakable signs
ofspeedily approaching dissolution. Chang
ing the name, we may say of Watch" what
stephen G. Foster wrote about "Old Dog
TRAY" in the song so familiar TO ali;
He gentle. he was kind;
Youl never, never find
a better dog than old dog Watch
Speaking of dogs remiuds us of lord
Byrons famous epitaph on his favorire and
faithful New Fonudland beauty. the con-
Gliding lines of which were AS follows.
Il never knew a friend but sne,
And here he lies.
II must be rerneni beresi, In explanation of
this unnatural sentiment, that Byron was a
inisanthrope in other words not a lover of
bis fellow rnan
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THE following mysterious notice, which
we give ct EteratJfvn, ct ptrctudtnnt, was pick
ed mp in the Carrolltown pest-office a few
days ago, and is now published by us for the
benefit of all whom il may concern:
Look here
vi! give 3 Per Cent for Every Dollar Counter
felt that Ency BoSy gort off me for Shure.
lures Cashier
ETW-
Carrolitown
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AMONG THELEADING FEATURES

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Grated
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'. The latest fuIls-t and mos. rert,11a NTsrl-,.
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VI Editorials on every subject Of interest that
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-The un-

az z III IVIN > NJ IL ~ ne UI-
- dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphaus' Court Of Cam bria county TO report dis
trl'Futton OF the funds in the hands Of Charles
Buxton, administrator of Israel Cioug hnour decd
a. shown by his first and partial account. hereby
Ecthes all persons interested that he viii attend
to the duties OF said appointment at his Office in
Eoensburg- on FRIDAY, the 18Th dry OF JAM
a RT. 1871 at o'clock. p ". when and where all
parties havinr claims are required 10 preseut
them, or DC debarred from coming in said fund
. ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
EbeDsbars. Dec. is, lsTe.-a.