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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

BAR0s,rs - n stfuUlaur, diuretic- antt-
,,,-,,.l,,. ana tonic. = Dlea-1ut 10 the taste
,,f,sf can ts used in all eases with safety IL
il rf vsr CHIEFLY Iu complaints Attended Win
an increased fIaw OF uric acid. for grave,
s-ararrh It stLe bladder, m0Fsli't Fftsaiin" %
-. -., to- r,-Ytresf,f fsJt1 or isgruurineuce uf
urine A.~o in cutaneous Affections ana
droprv. IL j. prepared by Z h 1homp-'r'
vyl,s,le-.aI, Il uszi-t, TIJGsviaier Pa Pfieer
: so yer bottle
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For District Attorney. w. Horace Rose
Of -JpiItI~-oyu James NuJi- of CarruIIroWu
and John e. Lake of EH-u~burg. were
plac-tl ia nomination the ussrue OF The latter
gentleman who was nor present at the time
being proposed without his knowledge 0r
consent h- distinctly stated IN open con
v-urIuu SOON after .essrT.Irzgs-ef the fat. The
r~t ballot, a. given hcrew ith. resulted in
The selection Of Mr. Rs,~- wiIJ-e nomination
was received with accIarustIJu.
Fr<e <e---....------5f s. L. 1.}
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RE--1f yrrt 7re rrrtu-pd the hest
thing vrU can do = 20 cali ~ - EEYSER
amt have \ good Truss h-tesi- I sar 6tr-G
for there ire more mistakes made Hv ~ ~ h.
ting TrrSs.a$ iu The tr-a rrr- ut OF rupture than
Iu any other wav. Or. k-vSar's Tru-~eS are
not ouIy cheaper bat they ara better tLau
can he hail anywhere iB the United : ate--
Or kev~er vii cure ruprgre iu most ea~.-S
amt viii warrant cures Dr. k-yser. TO
and 2t0 Penn ave. Pitt<i-urEL. Pa
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HITENIA IL

CONV EF}T Mcguire Married. ~ =. Au-
EtI-r.rIr- ON WeetnoSl.tv- J Hiv : I>-1- Nr- Dan
TET. fpNvEFsy- formerly 90 Lura--n- ~0~ or the
oil regtuDS. and Miss JOSEPHINE GCG TIRE tF
Cie7s Ff1c,i wGSuiu-
LINK1RY N-N--rirvf. ~ -ha SAM place.
nv the same, TsrpS-5sy. july u, Is Nj
NsRTIS TTSK ard Miss ELIES BTAS> 10th CF
That <ilborhood.
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JCLT H. IsT.


Mr.. FDToR-T vas present IS a Spectator
during aH the proceedings or tire Democrat iC
County CruvtHtfyu Monday last Vine the
Seu3ft lFissi and ReprpSeu r4riVe fee2a.eS 70 the
Democratic state CTUFeHftn7 were elected.
nothing " sgsftever was said a6out inst rtft-tiaz
them vote for any uf the State csnffitIart-:
nor any attempt ustde 70 DO until inst
before TIRE Close of the cvlvpntftlD- when Eut
more than o1s third OF the Delegates were %
rHf TBtTrE EF then that a outsider
and e nor-restc!eur os the county apprracfle,i
az Hrl-ISpectiux deiCzats ard havfuz whispered
IN his rhe tftter tHFTHeSiissrely rufde mo
tIeu iuStructiux the delegates 70 the STATE Goa
vPurfDu fDr Daniel -. Bsrr. OF PITTS
burzh- for State Treasurer. fer Of those
present vCtpri for the motion, and amidst tie
confusion which always aFteutl< the final work
Of :. convention fr was declared cs8rrIef such
motion would never have been u1,tde IN = tut!
eti by overwhelming maj trtty- Il = noe ct
afi d1uuted ny any tnteitiEEnt Democrat Of this
county that Cob A G. NoTeS. the well [Is
ard popular iusH bprmfH- of Clinton county. fs
CrHcy OF cam bTfa for STATE Treasurer. In say
T1z this merely state ind fsput I'll fltef which
does not IN the least GTupuEn ether the cFrn-
potency or Integrity os Mr.. Bsrr- OF course the
motion to instruct u WIS carried by only the
fragment of q cHuYe.tif fC IN 6lEs oE the ftrs
Counties composing the district. i n0t binding
on Mr.. JubuStou- the Senatorial delegate If
Ar. DGwrFry and Sir R0dEeFs. under ali the cir
properly instructed by It. they VIII n isr-presrr
the we'll known wishes OF their constituents
Ore of them did not hesitate To say after the
sFiBurumefIt 0f ths; convention that he bari ali
the -fi4s been in favor af Col Moves nomination
4 snap game rS been played rtr- Dem Fcrtcy
of tftr s-ttHIHEy- and having seen how the trit-z
WIS tiffe I protest sxHiu-t It, the fhiuz. no
ever - ceFrafn-fhe three ffefrzttes are wat n
friaTf- esf the nauina ton of " fIiarn P ScaeIi-
OF Bedford county, Tor auditor General
VOx POPCLI.
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For Poor House Director Jacub KfrI<pat-
rick. Of Chest towuSlIj.i, Samuel o Harra, Of
Munster township. Luke DHrhiu. Of Clear
fell townships Effa~ R=sur of JarS-0u
township, W 5tifatI VI Ds-rtuirt, of Washing
ron township AMI Charles Flick, of Laretro
b1ruugb Uers uofs4Iuafe,I sud etI tire first
ballot, vi uirb append, j acOb hIrt VstriU <,
having a mai ioriry - All the cas-.
declared the uonsifl.s. the nomination. after
wards tvitrz made uuaHimuUs.
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-wT,er, th.- disorders Of Bahvhoos3 attack
xor4r Rsbv u-e at once Dr. Balls Baby Sv-
rrsp and petfs= - rapid and beneficial effect.
= s-euIz peE bottle
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80 AID PER scHAL.
-r.E tie Ofher rInce.

snare. rrsT fEe other T7Tnre.
.r-- frvu tn perfect torrents
.-- . Monday might last.
...r-v -v-Tn-ty s. fLree votes
..r posed Of uIuet y-fUur del
-.-- --UEr. fret not for the
.r- week It's bright, well
n --ta- mum
.--5-~ bird j. credited with
--; ..u % " lIstie Yankee
-. ... -- rH~-A-I1CS
---. ....-. 10 b-l-0r. Pa receives
.f veuccueur. Is
..-. ..r. Z. does Loucsr. faith
..- a- .~>u~.J FROM fbis offi-e
s- ... .,v- vaur 2 little recrea-
going OF oG a big d
-..----~-r-- 1-F rIlfr,T IF James
.-rH-r- fell IUru a pri7v
a-" .T- wFS furTuu5refv
r.= -.-E ,n-~ results followed
. .-...-- e worthy vuuHz man
f 1- Tuesday ft-t for
--- -.- li@~ ~rrru- hopes
..s=a-- May Success at
-.n- U,u~-rti~ from the fair
-.r-- -i= sweetest music en-
... - -H-u. -is 'lu and ,r'ariner,
g- -- have ii>t=uud % for
.-.-- fLe '0U< list set down
.-- .... "a few eases We're
-r.e-- frri - q r-suLr the
.. .... ali u~ued 1H the same
-..E W=s-0r--HTJ-j cOoutv.
-.~ -i..- rris-r hvviuz h,-en
.-. -..- .-...- -t. q foolish 1r-e1uut
--..- l moving freight train
'-.. .r -a- 1rG inst
-.- ...- rare frr PIorhou0-
..- rr.i well ,i-~-rviuz.
.. ler.- IL = that tIlsv
.-l5ai rLs l-i,siuz can
-.- entire contest
d never cease iu county
....- r- fa.p. r>,l1ie borough
-a trd = entitled ry
dies. tsr Eu jrTs-5li-
-..d -.-.S = IT-rutI,F>.
.-. .H .eSI ~ rLs toes ~
... .F -1t.f. ar the 'ltr i-Tia
liaatEr evening LAST
-- -. fra. the i,sus--
was -ssru home and
FOB ra- history ot Buii-
..- - We zr-. ware.
..-..-,. .l-.- votes ~ l'i
---.-- ur,rrl 0f E1.u--
90 lir- Ia, --lt ygst-
.--~--
g ..-- r.ur ss...-,,jru.
yields about -ESry
i- - ~TIi th-ss 70
spain tuar -r bring
.. s.. r.lf.r Fs.Elsr--
.- -.- Fs.-- fr-ri--=tu s-ug-
1t. -.....l.. .. s--s T.sI-~-s. over
at~- sud ru Tues
'.--- carloads ui
.-.. 5.- r.sl-Jr ,'-~-I =
...- .-- --sEE- rl1rosl- D.
... .."ra-sv- 0~ ~f-y-
asr.r.g asks Fa-
I'd" ..'- ga e-rt.st-s,sst--
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Is ToUR LIFE WORTH 10 CFSTS Sick
ness prevails every " Ilrre, and rvervIa.s,jv
comp aims Of some disease during rherr Iff+
When sick. the object J. fn 81 v-eH now t7
say plainly that no person iu This world thar
! suffering with Dyspepsia. Liver Com
plainr and its eff-cts surh - Indigestion .
CostiveueSs, Sex H-adarle Sour Srornarh
Heart Burn palpitaTiou Of rhH H-art. d
pressed Spirits BIIiuUSut.~S. eTs'-. can take
GREES'S AUGUST FLOWER without getting
r. iI-f and cure It vou dou1t This g 20
vour Druggists. Lemnou Y Nurrav- E1au~-
burE, ct WoIr~lsLle X Suu. Wilmer. ard
Ct a sample Bottle for 10 cents aust try 10.
Regular SIZE - cents Two deses wIlI r.
Iieve v0t1
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DEAFSEss -Dr- Keyser cured me of deaf
ness IN fsE weeks
I.or-Ts NULLER No. 20. 6tb Street
DE- Keys-r offies fe8 T-.uu S. Pirtsl5ssrgh
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T4RM FOR SALE-The under

ksA " OK - Ii The untle-r
- ~ig1td off-rs for SALE a. n Errar l-,~z-afr,
hfs EEe Fsrrn in Ctrr0II Ie-=1zhn 70 I-.-uaerfv g--n
~ tle property &C STEPHEN Isue -gz-d rr.rsa IN
i1- - acse- ar.si q .-.7--aee- aseas Zee. s-srz
- -fteh are cleared r-t- fgr-e -e.i fr ra zs.r-
abe 4-e q lrEatrf-sl r- D r4lerf rs-a MFR
In uearIy every n .id- TIE Irar-ur-1-er-- -.rsfsr
1t Frame Hars- s9xs5 Frame IA - Glarr SD -
y ati >i.efi- - - z-r liu-nulltii1Es TIE Frls-
IeFrE Eili be S-tt .Itar-r h-r or a z..r- NJ -r--
eht r ut1F les ire EkAEGf- A BT-trk
Carroll -rrsE,-- IEae ?. IsT7--2ul
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NOTICE CE-The second account 0f
- EPHEAr1f GorGTfSor-R. car-..,7fr-. IF
IiENVrs y tfas-gTT1t una-.- ha- been sla-f
IN the tauT- 81 t'E-Ersn Pleas au-fr5a -rr---v
ans VII te rr=7-H-=i - Tie Seutau1hi.r Ts~r- -
f'f1rt su'i- 70 r -rifsrt rcasrr f- shown - lts
e,utra ~. EiIl h= alz.srlye-i ard 3rrhru,eL
~ rHe Cazrt-
4. Hrf'0Eff M Prerhonora--
Prcta7-orarE On EleGsflurE June Il. fs---
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! ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

q pAINIS TRAT0RS MOTTO +
IA F-rare af MARY z N'CosfBTE. ,i~e q
~et-e = Hs rsbv given that Letters ll--Ls
ira lion have been ran5e,i 90 rhe an isrs ZEs -
he estate Of Mary F. N't'orhie Iare ~ Su@fUe-
hama ro<n-tfrs ae-'d bv the Register uf cam
brfa county All Pe-ssuS indebted q =+if es-are
ara requested 20 come torwari a1f pay the -1ssle
without DELAY ant tEJsa having afHT- VIII Pre-
sent them ia legal shape fnr settlement.
u WILsEIA1I N-f-OI BE
Iuue = Is---st Adm III s-ra or
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CLEARING OUT SALE-E E-sgt Reflections
- al Departments make ruyuI For Our
Fall impslrrsriouS We wiII duriuE tliis mouth
sell the balance Of our stock Of
*. ShawI-
Clcaks. D0lun=
Dress C5n.s3s,
LiuRu~
Chiuizes, e.,
IT bargain prices.
HCGUs & HACEE
Fifth avenue aud Market street
Pirr=burgh, Pa
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l. required - VOTES 0Tt cf - 20 nominate
aud uu th- -, b ballot. G.. E O'Douu-lI hav
ing received just that Number, was declare,
the choice af the convention. and 0u motion
IL -.----Iua I--.L VI. Ll-..-L- LL-.L--L--loLLs
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40 ss-v ~ home -er-z w1rte-l- y....-
> ani terms tree TErz 3 20. 4 uEaz-a ~
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NNECTTnE. N0TIrE

ENECETUE- NOTICE
- Estate ~ - sstF- Bvr~r d-.--a
Nert-e = Heret.v ziFeu eh.t T.-tt--~ T---arae--
terg 81 De -s-tt- .l aus- l ra- Isfe ~ 7a-reI
t.ssf-'l f.zr- rfr pa Hfa-..er sa...r i
-a- .l-r -.1E- rn tt .eEal---s- s d r--..-rl
il.fr7t-, % - q ----e fff ssfesz lrsr.- ~
lte HHyH Hl-1r alat tisa.-a rsgtrar
a-ls. tf- Hn- rtt+ t-r--ut tr-a r-r.r...-rr .t-
rll.lfi-t -tt1ta go .-f9 ~+t.rs .rr.ae
~ as - r.lt ~ b r E-xeral.-
Carmel TSP = uue =. ~
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SS5 - Wees so A-r--s- so l--+.- --i.
FJJ : p 3D. VEg-sERY. Au-usra 1Ia=r..
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NEW ADTERTTsEMESTs

To Ba:IsE@I En-asiEs--Tr sickness c--rs
Portion ts fEH t- IS EVEIt.t-f Tfrr
fh- tis1r..er Vbeu fhr z-r--aah - $ lf. r-r..-.l
So turert-uS. rhe I.v-r- ilf'~eIs nerves f-f-.
veins arreri1- efc are ell i1tre ar L=-- nl --r-.
the properties 10 d -'.4s ll 1if- .ra.
<rri-e p t1rfe. Hut setisrtve -e bring hsr7 30
On -h-s- l--F -slrf all sll=~e elements rlar --
Tc-t HHl Hlest objective i.aru--- ara uuirat
Ta76sNT-S EfSe6TESCLET 5ELTI56 EP5
che great Ssti-= E-r1eiv r-- Taif zg=t=-u. ara It
r2-----li i-lur c..u~s.i ,llurl~ Sa5l ali ,-u---
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See a week in yCU- o-Tl Town Terms anf s5..tr-
--'OO Ht free H HALLErr \ CO, For-Lauu. Ne-
\ = Extra FEae Efxed Ca-f<. wjtb -au-e- - en- .
ID PV---F -Fa-t. L-JoNES ~ 80. Nassau y : B.
CEto c-r pe- tsv n h-.nse- Samples worth -
sS- " - ~ tree >r-~--N s -SoS. Portland ,. e.
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Omaha and California Line

Is the shortest and best route between Chi
cago and all points In Northern Illinois,
Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado,
Utah. Nevada, California, Oregon, China
Japan and Australia. fl5-wly
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TIC Greatesf Medical Discovery since Tire trcy-
lion Of Man, or since The Commence
nscat Of The Caristan Ere.
There never has been,a time when the
healing of so many different diseases has
been caused by outward application Hs the
present. II is an uudisputed TACT thaJ over
half OF the entire population OF the globe re-
sort TO the use OF ordinary plasters.
DIR. MELvIS'5 CAp-ICUM PoRoUS PLAsTERS
are acknowledged by ali who have used
them, to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one oil these
plasters VIII do more real service than o hum
dred of the ordinary kind. All other plas-
tiers are slow OF action, ana require 10 be
w.rn continually to effect n cure; but with
is applied the patient will feel its effect.
Physicians In ali ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum;
and 1t has always been more or less used as a
medical agent for an outward applications;
but II Is only ora very recent date that its adj
vantages in u porous plaster have been dis
covered. Being, however. convinced of tue
wonderful cures ELECTED by DR.. MELvIN'S
CaPsICUM PoRorS PL STEERS and their supe-
riority over all other p~lasters, they now
actually prescribe tnemI In their practice, for
such diseases as rheumatism, pain in the side
and back, and all such Gu les as have required
The use OF plnsters Or liniment. After you
have tri.d other plasters and liniments.a and
they have JAILED, and You want n certain
cure, ask your druggist for DIR. MELvIS's
believe your own convictions of its wonder
ful ELECTS. Although powerful and quick in
Its action, you can rely on its safety for the
most delicate person to wear, as 1t is free
monty used in the manufacture If ordinary
p%lnsters. One trial is q sufficient guarantee
OF It's merits, and one plaster will sell hun
Ask your druggist for Dr.. MARvrN's CAP
sicrM POROUS PLAsrER and take no other;
or. on receipt of Is cents for one, 81 for five, OF
y for a doz1n, they will be mailed, most paid,
to any address In the United States Or Cana
das.
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Corrected weekly by whippIe & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
rfarch-nts
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Pocket Fire Arm

- 1f Smallest and most perfect
SS Revolver in the world. Usual
INK SBlform OF stock, or handle, dis
penseu WIN. A perfect safeguard against
accident. Send for Circular. All Right Fire
Arm Co., Lawrence. Mass. seps-dawtf
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AT PROMONTORT

AT PROMONTORT
with Central Pacific Railroad for Sacramento,
san Francisco and the principal cities In
California, Nevada and Idaho.
e5-First class hotels and eating houses AT
convenient points along the line.
HE-Pullman's Palace ana Sleeping cars ae-
CT mpany all trains.
Hills, Montana and other points, apply to L.
L, Kimball @. F. A. Omaha.
Hs-Purchase tickets vim omahn and Platte
Valley Route.
E. p, VINING, General Freight Agt.
8. II. II, CLARK General Sup't lom,i,s
j. I, CLARK. Asst Gen. Sup't ~
7, L. KIMBA-!L, Genl Ticket Agt.
in, KELLER, Local Freight and Ticket
Agent, Cheyenne.
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

oroea-,e-, Grain rr-o,,.,on. E.e.
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Chicago & Northwest stern
Rail WAY

Embraces under ono management the Great
Trunk Railway lines of the West and North.
west, and, with Its numerous branches and
connections, forms the shortest and quickest
routes between Chicago and all points In
Illinois. Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Min
nesoia, Iowa, Nebraska, California and the
Western Territories. Its
, 1877-12-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tho Sentencing of Cariozo. Smatis, and
Carpenter.


rh. scntcpctuc nr cnr,l,,o. smati<. and
>A'0 r.,,,,.,..
r,-.,s,.,,,.,. cs"s,l.,as r..,, ,,n6 ,x,.,.~
~ s,...,,,. ~, nt ~. .,,,'.. ~ u..,.x,,
SuLpA"'"t "eo'' 49, c"ots ~ "e"e'"'
Sessions reeonvenca this morning, pursuant 10
adjournment OIL Wednesday last. The court.
ROM, wa. again crowtled, both within aud with.
mn Tim l,ar Ju,Ire Townatr,l rom, frn,n tnnn,,.
oat Wv ."'' 80 .e.1 " WV .'."
script 'c"H'nS statcnieIs VI "'s ses"t.s 'or fc,
fus!ug nuw tfla! In tho cascs Vt Casdozo and
Snlalls and announced that he i,atl also decided
mi II, rra,t TIM motion iii orrcst Of Judgment
T., .,.,s ."., ~, f,,-,t,.r .ro.or. ,v,tcl, H.. .I.,
III eituee ease !of 'aftHe' seaso"e' "tush ~ a'so
rascs.
Tho Court than announced that t,o would paas
,',..,a. :, ,,,,.o mi nrI.ra1 tLa orfaou.,s ~
ss ..a'.,.,. t',a s,,,s+ s,",,,s .rn. a'1a.sr
present, and Curdozu and Carpenter wcru seas-
cd Immediately In front uf the Judge, who
r.,tn,, ,n,,, Car,1nxu tn ntand lin. wi,ll, he
14.~' 49, 80. T,w...t - f.... ,..,.
a4u' ""e" ""aSs @o""s"9 80" @t.u wv
political history. touching upon hls cxamsna-
tlo,,, lila important duties, mud how, by tll3 own
cuulrssion, 10 ,lal {atcd to Ierfnrui them, lluw
lu lad violated ti trust rcpusel in him by llis
own race allu tho people vi tho State, and
brought bis p1csvnt 1l,a.nu md Disgrace upon
hnsrlt, II[s Honor tI,eu alliun.urtkgl tAu syt-
tetcy upuu whlrh tbs prs0ucr hali bretl con-
yetc.l hctuse Jury Gusupusedi,I part Of hts OVID
people. and eeos!ude'' y rfSouoansinE , u the
Cariozo, should ba sonlHcd III the County jail
for Two years, and nay ntlu $4.uOJ or, IN tu-
tauit Ut paylncut to ba Imprisoned for a,l aldl
tiotlal pcrlsl of ul.c ycur. CarlDza received tue
JutIgc'n lecture and AtlIteuee Wlth thu sulleli
Iiyuity wl.icl, ha las n,ainta!nri throughout
| tha trial, and Eat down apparently HnsHoYcd.
Thu aaulv eeygnlully WIS rpI,eatcl with
emails, who also received Is lecturs. which WAS
, 1877-12-03
VIOLENT pEAuNcEA1loN3 or TIE FEXHRNE
CONSTITUTION or uEDisaIA,

VIOLENT D&AlNlI4I4QN9 VI TILE fHXt4NE
CONSTITUTION or uEOKaIA,
Robert Toonbs Ii on tho stump !u t;cosgla In
fayor Of tbs proposed new Constitution fur the
State, Ihs Atlanta Conattt3tlon prints full ra-
port Of Ills speech, from which VIC take these
illustrative paragraphs:
II statcd to yuu t)-at this was not your Cos,-
stitutlou, aud, tier orc, II every ine ln It met
yonr app1ubat[on,-if It was niodeI vi all gov
ssnmeut,-lwouti annihllate 1t, letter BY lctter,
WoFi by word. and line by liuo, beeause 1t ducs
not rest upon the only SOLD Foundation Of gov
erasneut-that government for iFcclnen should
submit this new Constitution " perfect. know
1t l. not. It il tic work VI n4cn. a.ld necessarily
Imperfect. Mau aud q! his works arc Mlper-
feet. suppose, from my kuovledss of
course. that 10 toIy Of mcu ever yck agreed
upon tho principles ot perfect Comnaonxcal.t.
Therefore, 1t u not pretended that this Copssi-
tuttuu IL perfect Instrument. Ne say that 1t
vii! need amendments Il; tftae. ltwtll uced uo
more Conventions, but ehanges will " madc 0n
demand Vt tbs people ito!a the leKislasiys DE-
p3rtment. But, takb It all In al, FROM be.ila-
usnG to end. 1t IL tue noolest specimen of hu-
uAn government thut have ss41 Of iu gny RGs
, 1877-12-03
4 ROBBERS HOOST,

Which the Detccsivaa 7fnva Isrotrn Up.
Detectives Lieut.. NcUariglc, John Ryan, and
Henry Ostesman last night succeeded in rccuy-
crtn1 eight boxes Of voiyct mud sevtn large bolts
uf CLOTH, the balance Of the RooLs stolen from
C1ayhurgh, TEnste.n d TO-, On Wabash avenue.
a small pronortion Of tho goods was snntle up
by Stein. Tho enttro amount atolen footed up
nearly $1,000. Little, |! any. Of the goods stolen
from, Miller, tho Ascher-aycnuc store-
keeper, llavc t!tus far becu found,
hut AZ sercral suits made Of tie
htolen material have been found On several
thIevca' backs, It Is safe t0 presume TINT Stein
nude up the rest Of the material, and has al
rcaty disposed Of It. The goods recovered last
night were founl In the tancli Ut Sarah Light
foot, No. ia Fourth avenue, and. although she
,Eas placed untlcr arrest for receiving the t.u',
it is probable that ahe was made the uupe ol the
real thieves. t,uc of them had been vis-
itlng the house for some time, and'
when he left tie Euois there be represented
that he was simply custodian, aud took It there
70 that he nor the Conata!1c would have anJ
trouble in maintaining possession Of the sasne.
Later IN the evening tho sntne officers arrested
t4eorge 1Iay1ll, Jr., who was found IN possession
Of one OF stc!n's osetcoats, save that tho
n,aket's name and other marks had been torn
off,. George seems to. be implicated only an
taking possession Of several OF these
coats when II was found that the de-
tectfvcs wcrc at work upon the case. Ihit
makes total Of sever, persons sr1estct! for twa
robtcrics: Julius H. Stein, the taftur who made
u, the Cools, and Ia wllosc private residence on
Wabash avenue WAS found bolt Of velvet md
three btltx Of clotll. and who also " planted
car Burns. tte hacknan who drew the thieves
ard tile plumber on tLr night of the burglary,
Charles Brown. thu "5hecby ktd,n Charfea
Griffith, and Jo,n Freeman, the burglars, anti
thr two arrested last night. Tie story Of these
EanttiFcs nna tt1t reroSEfY Of the goods Ia cB.
rious and Interesting orc. but Is reserved until
after tho trial OF tic prisoners.
, 1877-12-03

TkNFkF ttDE. NHFHf. = = :,
Tho drst settlers II Boulder esmc hero III
1855. In lStV 1llltv uunibSr came, alal Suule
sirty Lighthouses we're. aseetcd beforu lsd0
ttcrped ia. OF thesu Lighthouses but few se-
Malli. Christmas. 1859, saw tayaai cs.'wd Vi
Iapccrs in unu Ut tllcse houses, wiI,1owlrss, We
beiiryc. Ut that tin,e. Thu hardy pioucers,
whrn aftcr fun, had It. On the night III tluca-
tion about a00 kon4 Of tull and asek,
er. of goII and their fortunes ana
seventeen ladies had assetnblcd at shs
aboyv-uamed place y Fartake q !
iroutlcr tc.pstchoreaa. Maslnus q. Smith was
theu Que Of thu bcau4 Of town, aud bis dses.
suit consisted Of pair Ut pants lnsdv ou: o.
seamless sucks. and colorcd blue by the asd q
loewood. A lady now liytug In town bad az q
rrsnt drcas made Out af nour sacks, also col-
ored by tnu aid of lo2wuod raere were fex
white shirts iu tho acsshhorhood then, most ol
thu piouec1s wearing WOODEN u E:nael ones.
, 1877-12-03
MICHIGAN IN THE WAR.

3ofcld9 D1z5d9cA % 1Af CHlf016 2F1SNR&.
LAsslsG, Mich, Dec. "A history Of tho
Mtchlgaa State battle.aazs, provided foz by
concurrent resolution In 1877, has lust been
anlshc1 by the Adiutaut.d General. II contatus
q table Of tue regiments; when mustered In aud
mustered out; with tho places, ETC., where
mustered; the engagements iu which Michigan
troops met tho encmY, as inscribed on their
respective banners; a!su. the fanou. description
Vi Missionary Ridge by b. L. ToYioF. The
statistics show that ,8N Michigan soldiers were
killed, l,'ts7 wounded a,Nl died of wounds, 4u1
u l30 died Of disease. The Fifth Iuiantry Lost
eessa killed in action. belpg the gresssst loss Vi
Auy Of tho regiments.
, 1877-12-03

III REFUSES TO NE 4 cANDIDATE rot Unit II
SrATEs SENATOR.

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STATES SENATOR.
FnuiT EI'1.r, SoS. 90, 1B77.-7o The Editor Of
lie Cincinnati Enquirer: ! ask your permission
IL answer through the Enquirer the seycral
question. put to me t,s letter aud otherwise rel
attve to The approaching: election Of United
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contingency that tnay arise.
II I were l,,clnbcr III the Legislature,
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