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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28
Natures Noblest Remedy!
Bedford Alum 6 Iron SPRINGS Water
AND MASS

AMI MASS.
Efficient for throat disesses.'-Dr. Darlington
Specific in skin diseases DIR. Allen Of N. G.
'Unequaled for Scrofulous affections - DR.
Walker of Va.
Prompt and beneficial Alternative. Prof
Duncan, d. D., late Prst. Randolph Macon College
iRejunevating on persons worn with toll and
care.-Dr. Hales of Va.
Invaluable for NeuraIgia'-Dr Harrison, N Y.
Regulates the Secretive orgaLs,'-Dr. Christian
of Va.
Successful in Dyspepsia Prof Jackson, Uni
versity of Va.
Has no equal for Chills Rev. Ellison G. Dod-
'ExceiIsnt Tonic and Diuretic Medical Asso-
citation Of Va, Lynchburg.
Unsurpassed for diseases peculiar to Women.
John p. Metteaur, II. ID Ii. D., of Va.
well adapted in Lucrative affections.-Prof
Norman, M. D.. Va.
None have a wider range of usefulness va.
Very valuable far Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels. Hon. LandOn Scruggs, Va.
Powerful Natural Remedy Prof. Hardin, v.
MI.
PRICES Water, 81 case of doz, gal. bottles
s. for gal. denijOhn; 80 cents gallon.
MASS so cts. and 81 bottle, 50 80 and IS halt
dozen S. and SO dozen; sent postpaid
Liberal terms properly graded to wholesale and
retail dealers. Analysis and directions with each
package Full proof of all claimed sent free upon
application. sample supply free to physicians de-
string to test.
These charming Springs are open for
visitors and invalids the year round from
and after June LIST, 1873. Board $50 per
month; SO week; $3.50 day. Con-
veyances daily from Lynchburg TO
Springs, II miles distant, over pleasant
roads through picturesque country, con-
Meeting with all the trains. Round trip
tickets from all points South and North
at reduced rates. Buildings all new or
thoroughly refitted. Fare and accom-
modations first-classa 5killful resident
physician. A. III. DAVIES, Prest. B.
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Mass sold by III. Carriger, Morristown,
Tenn. jus6 781y
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28

LIST, Circuit, Newton Hacker; End, ].
G.. Rose. Sd, s. A Rogers; 4th, D. C.
Trewhitt; 9Th, N. w. Mcconnell. = 9th,
J. J. Williams. 18th, Robt. Cantreli; 8th,
F. T. Reid; 9th, W. s. McLemore; 10th,
j. G. Stark; 18th, T. n. Bateman. 18th,
S. B. Ayers; 18th, ]. T. Carthell; 18th,
T. J. Flippin. \ 18th, j. G. Pierce; 10Th,
D. Z. Young
ATTORNEYS GENERAL.
LIST, John Fain; end, A. S. Tate; 3rd,
NJ. L. Mcconnell; 4th, A. L. Spears; 9th,
II. c. Snodgrass; 9th, A. B. Woodland
7th, Lillard Thompson; 9Th, ---
9th, ]. H. Russell; 10th, B. D. Bell; 18th
M. II. Meeks; 18th, R. A Pierce 18th,
D. o. Thomas; 18th, J. ]. Dupuy.* 10Th,
w. J. Duyal; 10Th, c. ]. Sawyers.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28

OF all the lock stitch sewing machines
now in eXistanoe the Wheeler Sc Wilson
is the only one without shuttle.
aug. 21-2t. 1878.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28

Of all the lock stitch sewing machines
now in existance the Wheeler 81 Wilson
is the only one that works on a rotary
principle. aug 21-2t.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28

THE corn crop in Hawkins will be
a light one this year. 1t does not
look promising at the present time.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28

QUERY "Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros Seal Of North Carolina, >
at the same price?" Jan. 81. 70 l-y
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28

WHEN Etheridge was Democrat
he said you could tell Radical by
the swell of his foot
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28
THE
TATE EPSON SPRING
BY
THOMAS TOMLINSON.

FENHfs Watering place, well known as furnishing
Il the best medicinal water in the United States
is ready for the reception of VISITORS and will
be kept in the best style during the entire
The curative and restorative results from even a
short and limited use of this water have been 40
signaly illustrated in the past, and experienced by
such large numbers of persons, TesiaiaG in every
section of the country, that i is deemed unnecees-
sary TO present any elaborate exposition or COM
incubation of its singular and wonderful qualities.
Personal experience is more reliable and salts
factory test than any chemical analysis and TINS
tried, it has been found without equal A COR
rect analysis, however, viii be fQfniahed 10 those
VIII desire it. Thousands have coma TO this Spring
for relief and k1t Few have gone away without
Aadlpg il.
No effort to please will be omitted and every
diligence viii be used to promote the health, the
comfort and the pleasure of visitors.
The terms of the house will be made Gatisfaeto-
ry.
Aorrlstown, on the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad is the nearest railway station,
and conVeyances running to the Spring connect
regularly with all trains.
For full and reliable information as to all mat
tiers of DETAIL address the proprietor Tate EPSON
Spring, East Tennessee, and prompt answers ac-
companied by circular, will always be received
~ ~ TAQS. T0MLlNS0N,
May is, 1sTs-tf.
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HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
L. 1. PoATs. EDITon.

CAPT. HACKER says he did not
write the bloody-shirt circular.
Well -!
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28

Of all the lock stitch sewing machines
now in existance the Wheeler & Wilson
is the only one that takes up the thread
and finishes the stitch independent of the
needle bar and on the same principle as
by hand sewing. aug 21-2t.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28

ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS uses "Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy" for rheuma-
tism. 1t never fails. Ask him.
tnOY7'77-6m
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY,
For young Ladies and ChlIdren.

A. 49, 0MMMA&9 &A@~~AmM~~ @MAA-M N<A#@MM@A MHM@e
Foar miles from Lebanon, Tenn, connected with
Nashville by daily trainas For Of 10
cation, instructlon and personal supervision, few
institutions combine greater advantage Diplomas
conferred. Number limited, each puTdA rncaiAEm
greater attention than be given II an 0N0r-
crowded seminary. Sulphur We'll Dp@na Mrat
Monday III September. Far circulars address.
Mrs.. N. LAWRENCE IIEDSLzEK FKin.,
Eabmnnn. Tnmm
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MARKET REPORTS.
Morristown Produce Market.
Monn1srowN. August 81. 1878.
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Ga, August "a, 1873.

| CORRECTED WEEKLY BY II. T. cox & CO.
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND CON-
| METsarOx MERCHANTS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

We are authorized and requested to announce
]. J.. BURNETT, q farmer Of Big Greek, Cooke
county, candidate 10 Represent the First Con-
gressiOnal District Of Tennessee in the next Con-
gress.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-28
CHANcELLoRs.

Below viii be found the result of the
judicial elections:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

AFTER THE MOODY SANEry. Rr---s
Some of the Connecticut divines ar1r--.A-
Republicans who so causticalIv crf...fss .E-
reverence felt by Catholics Tor slriras AZ
sanity relics may find food for re7s-.i--
IN the behavior Of the well-d-esesi "
Haven crowd which last Satrr7sv rs-
sacked the Moody and Sankev tabs-racis
for memorials of the rcyivals. One ..--I
tured' lady purchased the pulpit nr7-,
which had SO many times rested tbs ri.
bies of the revivalists." Every -7r7-ts-
present gratuitouslv received the rrlal-
which he had occupied during his az,
labor but other chairs were sold fo rbs
prCmiscuOUs public for a dollar or IeSs
Aud such was the competition for beBrTss
that many Of them were sawu IN two and
carried away in halves by enthusiastic bBt
economical bidders. And when r5tbfng
more remained that was auctionable the
crowd took good natured piIlace. in 'ba
course OF which bits Of electric wire. The
mouths of speaking tubes and even mai.
we're confscated. After al tie C7thoIf,
church seems to have been constituted
upon a toleTably accurate theory gf human
nasuCe.-N. 7. World.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

A son Of General Grants y the name Of
Jesse. who has been travelling through En-
rope oi,h lis father, returned to this coun-
rry las, week, and in an interview With
reporter Of the New York World who ask
cd him wltt the second Washington
though. about the contest over the Prest-
deucy, srntcd that 'he Gen. Grant, al
va,s considered that Mr.. Hayes was duly
aud legally elected, and that this Potter III
vestigatiyu aud kindred measures were
foolish, aud calculated to do 10 good to
any one. Certainly that is the very view
Il The case that Grant would bc expected
10 take. y man who waG in the habit
when he was President. Of Soistoriug up
fraudulent elections in Louisiana aud other
southern states at the point Of the bayouet,
would not OF course regard it as much out
u the way tn steal the vote Of two entire
states, and to say In the face of the expos
uge that Hayes was duly and legally elect
OF. l." aud that an investigation into the
fraud was the most foolish Of all pro-
seedings.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21
- GsS-B E1

ACCURDISG % the philosophy Of RoPub
hcau uewspap peIs, it is a perfectly logiti-
mate business 90 cheat the Democratic
uarty out Of It's legally elected President,
bat when It is proposed to Investigate the
fraud aud to show to the world the ways
aud means BY which it was accomplished,
she proceeding becomes revolutionary and
danEeroussto the pcaco and quiet Of the
country. 4 man must entertain 4 very low
and contemptible opinion Of the intelligence
u the people who will insult them by the
declaration that they are so uttcriy unht 20
govern themselves that the exposure of the
II, unparalleled though 1t be, will de
,,,,Ithcm Of all reason and common sense
tf,a yrccipitate them into a condition Of
olN-chv and revolution. The Democracy
,-rhe country have calmly submitted to
stv,xeIcise Of power by Mr.. Hayes during
,,,,,tle third Uf Presidential term, for tbe
g, son that majority OF their representa-
ives in Congress voted for the. creation OF
the tribunal whose decision, from which
there could DC no appeal, placed him where
he is, and they propose in good faith TO
pursue the same peaceable course during
the remainder of his four years term of Of
fice. The Democratic party, basely cheat
cd out Of it's tights by the frauds in Louis
iaua aud Florida, but still tTeasuting up
the wrong, viii patiently wait until Novom-
Der, 1850, conscious that the american
people will then reailirm with terrible en-
LLasis the verdict they rendered 10 1878.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21
ERENsR RuRc, pa.
Democratic state TicFef.
Coy5nzss adi5urnel On wednesday last


FJovr. the Republican candidate for
Governor. visited Pittsburgh a few days
aro. but we have not yet learned whether
or I'D. he made his contemplated visit 10
the oil region. We know, bowever, that
DuukIe. the candidate for Secretary Of In
terual An.ils, was not along with him
H,vt knows better Than to be caught traY-
cling through the oil country on an eieo-
titueeriug trip in company With man who
cp,,sed and voted against the free pipe
bill in the State Senate.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

4 Wires TEVREHrE CHrr-.-1-.-...
Aa-. was thrown iIt0 terrible g-...-.
G. iew days ago over a dorueef f1 traced.
almost unparalleled atrocifv. fu g-f..-.. -i
ME Miller beLeaded her husband. Ar5..--.
Miller, while they were al bleakfss- =
seems that he was Of a cool, quiet -a,,.,,---
but she was notorious as q farfer rs
two had been seated al the table bnr o. t t-s
minutes when Mr. Miller veuturr5 -" 90"
mark .'Nife, here's fly in the O. C. C.
At this Mrs. Miller screamed ont s,rl!.
the way with You, you are all the ,5--s
finding fault" The husband safs ..--+
no. l just happened 10 see ris Fr "a
thought l would tell you" The -
woman replied, "NOu are liar. af-s--.-s
get IN my gravy"
Words multiplied, and in little -r-.
Mrs. Miller was walizing around tie -.
smashing mp the furniture. Finale .I'
husband ordered the wife 10 fcsy. ~, .r'
house. She ran out and seized AN -
which was on the porch, and rushirg t--l
to her husband dealt him a heavy b'7-. -
the back Of the head while be sr5n s,- ~ !.
the table. He tried to get up, but She
peated the blow, which felled him d, -
ground. Then IN her brutal rage Size 60
cred the head from the body.
\ guest of Mr.. Miller was ND s-,f-s--r.,
the bloody work was going on. and bs bIe -|5
into the dining room just in time To See e..
end Of Il. As he entered the guilty v-q-111
held the head of her husband up. and vf-I
an exclamation dropped it to the fggr ana
fell III a swOon.
The news Of the murder spread rsrf-rv
and Mrs. Miller was promptly arrsstl7 ,,i
lodged in jail. The Millers had been r-..
ried about two years. His pa-s7-s a.,
friends advised him against tie match ~
account Of her high temper. but lfttls vac.
dreamed that the result Of the match vrrr,i
be so horrible.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

THE rebellion in Cuba against the gov
erumeut If Spain, which commenced al
mos, ten years ago las been brought to
an end nv the surrender of the last Of the
insurgents, aud peace now prevails
throughout the island. Very liberal son-
csssiyus were made by the home govern
.nent 20 the rebels. almost every thing they
demanded having been granted, except, "f
a.urse. ,hsir absolute independence. It
Will require several years to enable that
sb and fertile island to recover from the
tavapes inflicted upon her people by 50
runz auI destructive contest.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, Of Go0rgIa,
who has assumed on several occasions to
play the part Of Sir Oracle for the Demo-
cratic party in Congress, has discovered
that it is a business in which even man
Of his nature age and admitted abilities
may embark once too often. We know of
no special reason why Mr. Stephens should
set himself up as the chief apostle Of Dom
ocratio duty, nor of any obligation resting
upon it TO follow him in his attempted
leadership. lie saw proper to oppose the
Potter investigation into the Louisiana and
Florida election fradds in the shape in
which it was orig inally proposed and as 1t
was finally adopted, and to lend his power
ful aid to Garfield, of Ohio, Hale, 0f Maine,
and the rest Of tho Republican leaders, in
their efforts to enlarge its scope so as to
embrace alleged and not consummated
acts Of fraud as specified in the Potter
resolution, the only effect Of which would
have been to cripple if not destroy the
avowcd purpose of the Investigation. He
wanted TO get up side show in order to
divert the attention Of the country from
the performance which it was proposed to
give under the main tent. Not content
with having done all this, he issued a
lengthy address, in which lie predicted
many dreadful evils that would result from
the investigation in the shape in which il
assumed, not one Of which has yet Ol
will hereafter come to pass. The course
of Ar. Stephens on this question has arous
ell throughout lis district strong feel
ing against his reelection, and he has writ
ton letter in which he states that if the
nominating convention repudiatos him be-
cause Of any thing connected with his re
cent public acts or sentiments, then he
/ will appeal to what he calls 'fhe true Dom
/ ocracy of the district" % settle the ques
4 tion at the polls. While very few persons
/ on account Of his age and long public ser
vice, would wish to see Mr.. Stephens re
/ fused q reelection, yet if he should be de
feated he will only have himself to blame
and VIII perhaps then conclude that his
constituents had some right 10 their owl
opinions, which, as their representative
/ lao was bound to respect.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

CLOSE on the heels of the recent defeat
- the Cameron clan at the Republican
primary elections in Lancaster county, fol
lows another stunning blow in the Susquc-
hanna region where Of all other places It
Was least expected. CharlesS. Wolfe few
years ago represented Union county for
taIee successive terms iu the lower branch
Of The Legislature, aud although subject to
sotzs severe attacks of that prevalent dis
ease among a certain class Of legislators
known a. 'the itch for talking" was con
sp:cuausly independent OF, and fearlessly
outspokan against Cameron 5 arrogant rule.
lie WAS i candidate for nomination again
at the Republican primary elections in his
county ou last Saturday week against Al
fed Hayes, 'ho present member, who has
served one term. Wolfe fought. the con-
test Oh the ground Of open hostility to the
reelection OF Don Cameron, even il he was
nominated by the Republican caucus, while
Hayes was All avowcd Cameron man. The
struggle was intensely bitter, bringing out
The full Republican vote, and resulted in
Wo!fe's nomination by a tremendous pop
lidr majority. DIR. Rock, the Cameron
candidate for State Senator. to fiji Mr.. Dilfs
.nexpircd term, was also badly defeated by
lincoln, the independent anti-Cameron
udidate. This nomination Of an open
.ponent Of Don Cameron by the Republi-
cans Of UuiJn county, is fair ice to bim
t-.-J Notwithstanding the great advantage
l.- las under Tie present Infamous apOrtien-
-.1uI bill, Jheie Is trouble ahead d-tbat 9TH
e. lt.yubhcan counties are likely 10 follow
-' example Of UmOu aud that his return
o. De cssnate depends gpUn several coHtIn-
llicIes pet to naPPen.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

1HE THREATENED STRIKE-On Mon
day, the 18th instant, according 10 pro
gramme, big railroad strike was to have
occurred. On that day every engineer was
to have abandoned his locomotive. and
thereby cause a total suspension Of traffic
and travel. The idea probably eranated
IN the brain of some sensational CORES
pondent who found legitimate news duh
and determined to supply the deficiency
with pure hctIon- People are apt To take
counsel of their fears, and the story went
the rounds Of the press, and caused more
or less uneaslness In all large communities
There probably never was the slightest
foundation for the rumor, but ii raised a
ripple OF excitement in Pittsburgh, and
this Is what the Telegraph of that city saws
about 1t
1t is said that ever since the strike Of last
uInIner the officers OF tho railroads that had
trouble have IRE atcd their men with more
courtesy and consideration than ever before
and the result has been to bring about a reejr,-
rOcal good feeling. The iawfess and abandoned
Vagabouds who reaped so rich 4 harvest here
last summer by plunderinv The cars and ware
houses about the depot supposed that to-day n
repetition OF the scenes OF last July would fako
place, and hurried here TO fal,e ,tdvente.gr ~
any trouble that might ensue. The East End
has been hllcd with tramps for the past two or
three days, who avow that they came here be-
cause taeY anticipated strike. Fiffy-IwO of
them passed Wallis station coming towards the
city on saturday morning, and other large bo-
ty Of the stock yards. The police broke ttp one
OF their encampments last night and captured
nVe OF the VaQabonds. There are n good many
strange faces in the city. ana IL strike were 10
occur upon the railroads no doubt the reign of
riot would begin, bat there will be no strike.
ana no trouble except what the tranps NAV
give, and the latter should be sumrnarffy dealt
with whenever they break the law As in
stanciag the feeling OF alarm that has been
created by the sensational reports that have
been current, n railroad man SAYS that a manu-
featuring firm IN HononFahela City telegraph
ca hln TO know whether il would be safe to
snip goods 10 the city to-day over the Pitts
DdrEh, virginia and Charleston Rairiroad,
Order reigns in Warsaw" and the fears of a
strike are entirely Rroundless.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

mouev from The syndicate, to which he
gave she exclusive right 60 sell the q per
cent. bonds. The ngliest part Of the Trans
action is yet to De made manifest. Mr..
Glover has been investigating Secretary
Sherman with good results.
THE CHAMPION TNNERSER.
The Rev. Jasper. renowned for astrouon-
fGai and logical attainments, Who insists
that ''de sun do move,' IS also the cham
piou immerser Of the age. On Sunday, the
9th instant, at Richmond, Va, lie baptized
35S persons of color, and Oh last Sunday.
the 10Th inst, he put 500 converts under
the water, all being immersed in one small
pool and without change of water. Wheth-
er these are converts to his solar motion
theory Or his peculiar religious views is not
stated. G. Ms.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

a BARGE with two thousand bceliv5s
aboard is atloat in the Mississippi, and IS
TO be moved up and down the river during
the season, SO as to be all the time ig the
midst Of flowers. The bees wiIi .hus BE-
kept continually within reach of The 5es.
material for honey.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

THE Pittsburgh Post says The CinCin-
natl Commercial, Republican journal,
rather seconds our proposition to put Hayes
on the track second time. The world
will then know whether tho VIII of the
people Was carried out at the last Presiden-
tial election. Let us have Tilden and
Hayes over again. The Commercial says
We do not nominate President Hayes for re-
election We have 10 say, however, that 2
movement for his accumulation may prove TO
be the most H. ana conclusive answer to the
Third term FOLLY which is making its appear
auce among the sore heads ana the remains of
The rings, especially ui tue whisky rings.
Ihe Grant scheme Is prcpuSterOus, and Il ia
urged tly lew persons tiI the habit OF uiu king
an unscrupulOus use of ulJI4ey. Aui by the
gang disappointed IN HdyeS. as the only alter
native that the cuuutry will have when the
Comm munists rise ana the red spvcter staik ;
through the iuud. We have Ia say That this
country d1es NOT stand need If military
government. ,tiIi shat ~ 10 did, itepug.iieauisg
mI sht he stamped out with more Gecrncy thsu
10y the FepitUS-mcut 90 brouT iu TAe Once t4ay
ne nae aIwuys affected 10 uespise aud uev6r
hOnOTed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

COMMON CARRIERS. The suu-sus
Court on Monday reversed the i16gmsDtaf
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Blair cg18tv
In the case Of Union Hardware C0mpsny
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Gonna.
ny. The plaintiff recovered in The Blair
County Court for the loss of three car
loads Of goods destroyed by fire a. OscsgIa.
Ciearield county, on MAY %, 1875. Tbs
railroad company removed the case % ths
supreme COuIt, Contending thar the plain
TIN released at the time the goods were
shipped, and that there was no evidence OF
negligence Of their employees by which tie
PialntIh' s property was DESTROYED They
further coutended that they were not re-
sponslble for the unprecedeutzG fire vtch
destroyed the town Of Osceola and every
thing in it, and further, that the wind
which caused the fire 70 spread vas the 5rs
OF God, which relieved the carrier from sI
responsibility. The Supreme Court sus-
tanned al these positions Of the company.
ana reversed the case without a vsure.
samuel ). Blair, Of Ho,GdaysbgrE repre-
seuted the plaintiffs, and .. !. E5t, oi
Blair county, and L. ". Hall cf PLls-
delPhia, the railroad company.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

GEN. JOHN c. Fremont, who was Jas
Buchanan's opponent for the Presidency t-
1886 has been appointed by Mr. Hayes
Governor Of Arizona Territory, With 3
yearly salary Of =, 800 From the au5
thRt Fremont as boy was sent 90 the SIS
teTs OF Mercy school In Charleston down to
the present his life has been full Of roman
tic aud eveniful incidents.