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County Treasurer.

--Tuc great kick an sjir madr
araiust ilaskin'S bondsmcn ha,
aroused such a spirit ot resentment
and indignation, not only from the
m1jurily who cl ctci bum, but iron,
almost the 0nt re people Uf the
county, whirh it will be well for
the would hr rulers, who in their
excessive snlinilSdr tor Office pets
NonIl, If need be-, peril the lives pi
friends and nrighbors in order to
.n~ial their tavorilcs in positions
to which the people, by their bal
lots, said hey should not occupy,
aud the rctuke at the handr OF
those who came 'hrerlully forward
and signed His bonds We repeat.
wal IL we'll tp reflect aud pom
der over. lla,kius has now rs
goo |. if not the BfsT bond cvcrgiv
en- by an officer in Mississippi
county and # il were necessary
every man who owns ru", horsr,
ar taxable yal!er dog, would pledge
it as security for the faithful per.
tormrncc OF his du,y as sheriff ~ d
Collector. The day oi urckcry and
Bali DOING is over HI.kIns was
declared legally elected, aud so far
has -chargcd his duty promptly,
f,ilh'ully aud impartially. 1t viii
bc ample time to- Kick when he tails
in the discharge of any duty or
,ru., imposed upon INN a. an Off
Ger. \ word To the wise, &C.. mon.
cy Influence aud combinations TO
the contrary Notwithstanding.
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Court Proceedings.

In Equiiy-II T. Blythe, vs.
+. VI. Daniels ct al, Clerk ordered
Ia sell lands.
j. b. Lyerly, vs.. Jaiia y. Lvcrly,
fpr divorce, ease dismissed at PLAN
tii'- cost.
Il. f. Ross, rs adm'r. ~. J. A.
FHi-, , Judgement ir'r ? ainuii, s15.
} u Per1y, ~. VI. p. Ctoweil
AID others; decree Tor plaintiff.
". p Hale, W. NJ. Ileistnnj /;
judgymen, for pl'f, AID AN appeal
no supreme Court.
+. l.. James, vs.. Charles Bowen,
judgement tor plaintiff.
State docket State, vs.. John
Fate; forfeiture on bond taken.
State, Us. Craigcr, tmIsdcmcanor)
moi pros.
State, VS.. james f. Davies, ac.
quilted
O.ccola, VS.. D. e. Heistan1, a..
quilted.
State, ". 4 Dntson mol pros
STATE, W. J. Is Mckinney in
dlctment quashed.
State, IS. Il, 4 ilyefn +; fined $40.
State, vs.. lIcury ~ sac; riding
BaIaam's stccd .r1d rhurch $50.
State, VS.. Andy ilethcrrn.t ton
acquitted. -t.. -r
State VS.. John Erwin, Bub f.
win and James Randolph; fined
@25 each.
State, VS.. 1T. Burns; mol pros
State, vs.. John Ware, Gold c'.sc);
nol pros.
State, VS.. Elcck Musgrav"; S..
State, vs.. Henry Cra'ger; ucquit
ed.
State, vs.. John liarcford; two
eases, moi pros. in one and acqltted
in the other,
State, vs. John Ware, larceny
one year Ia state pen, appealed.
State, ". Noah Tompkins, larce
ny /; two years.
State, vs. John Jackson, larceny;
Two years.
State, vs. Henry Johnson, assault
with intent to kill three years.
State, ". Ben. hail, alias, John
Johnson, larceny one year.
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The colorcd folks hal "a durcc
down at Shawnee village, un the
night cf the 18th, to which, late m
the night, several young white men
OF the ueighborbpod attended. Just
about the Time The party was break
ing up, one YIN. Dean, became in
VOWED in difficulty with several
of the culorcd men, which resulted
in pcau shooting and killing oneo
the eelored men Dean was fried
aud acquitted before Squire viii
liams. ct course he must have
been Unsuitable bat ilen We cant
help out think tha: 1t would have
hecu more crcdliablc To himself,
fortunate tor the poor negro, aud
not have detractcd frnm the rcpu.
.atloh. OF he county. il Mr.. Dean
had remained at home, attending
TO his oan lsinlss, and amang his
.t E-4s -
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eS~ycOia Egain ksrCpN.

Chew Jackson = Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
The river /, churk full OF hoar
mg ice. Thermometer down to i0.
or. my ! bat dort ", d d'lca,cd
ones lic hard?
-Socuily. the hail on the 2d'h
.plI was e great success GuHciHI
", a failure.
-Ail the lee houses have been
parked ull with clear hcauri al
ice, rom three t,t.ur lnchrs thcl,
lila, the sunny south. mcr.
.cu"y down 10 ., ink and rollers
solid as bricks; don't youcns ais
yon were printers?
-rhc O,c,o'a R,,Ir. .c..mr ip a..
'ar ~ the I.nul,rfim'aliou yrstor
J,S. audl,luuu,d. lhrIcr b,ia- ,on
nru,N g., ,',m it o"y ia",hyr ur.
- Uu'jAclhc Presidential Com
mi,~ipu. 'nr-ct appointed cpmmj..
= op ou tic ~hrliN> eviction and
bnrd matter va iai'urc. Sto Z
eiuu't ulVaV, win.
The lutte stern wheel steamer
Tsath, Is now regis, red ~ a rccu
lar Mcmph's and New Madrid
packet, attending 10 business at all
intermediate landings.
Tie root OF the Conal~ ni'
aasu sh, frc uwir" since unr last i,
site, tom detective t'1r, hat wue
'orunmc'y discovered on each o."
,a,ion IN uue t. prcycnt it. dc
urucdou.
License To- commi, mr,rjmory
was Issued at the Clerks oli.rc t",
lac to'IuwlrG parties, during the
'n,i a. J. ". eiosrr!l AND Beuc
lltl; D.. Og,c-tv and Cuilo Wag.
ucr, all Of Cairka>awla.
a Nr. McClanannu, of Cltclla.
s.wh,. made n .'rli>c" iasi CHRIST
nas d#y--hr raise a zone" to Il
"tcn dollar note, and No, jr mu
raised hy the constable, iuito one
appearing to continue the raoe hc
wa. released.
- the Planters House
on the evening Of tLc %, willie at
the supper table, a " Doub'r Re
vcrsjhIr, Lock Stitch, Interchange
be. Back action Doulir Cleared
Sell Adjusting Apprtilc;' the find.
rr Wlil be suitably rewarded en-
leaving IT at - up the street.
--J john Fare, uf whom men ION
Na- mndp ia uur .aSI issue as bong
IN "I!mbp " over in rcuncs>rc, puI
N ian appearance a day or two by.
tore Christmas, Sheriff lia>kins
hcing his escort. and after an nb
seucc of Eve l,ars, i again putting
up at lhc County '",cL
james JAM, Ono lin 20 the an.
tiquattd lnzD wa, brought to town
during the week, from the Big Lake
country charged with Slabhing with
in'cr, 10 xii; the rrrSon injured
il said tu be III Il criucal cpuii,ion.
Zoo much hoorah juice for Christ.
Isas vas the cause no tclilng whm
viii he the result.
The bal, AMI supper given un.
der the auspices of the q. l.. K D.
Association on the evening of the
18th ult., was an elegant affair.
The Youth and beauty, The brave
aud chivalric; the iiglt and ian,as.
TIC, the sroaniaE table the rXquis-
itciy enchanting, cntrnncing be-
wilchiug music; the tickling palu,-
able dsintie-: the elegant wardrobe
aud nrti-'ically tasteful tincrics and
all That sort oI thing was present
in all IT'S pristine glory, aud IN end
less pruiosiou and varS'y., Hap
py, merry Christmas time pass
arou,.a ,ha, chicken pie, yam. yum
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headquarters.

john !. Driver K Cos. drug
store j. the headquarters Tor pure
drugs and medicines. which eau be
bought al bottom prices Tor cash.
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TIE SUN.
1879. NEW YoRK 1s7c.

1879. NEW YORK 1876.
As the time ali r',ach-s for the renewal nf
ub cripi n. tiiE Sun ao.nt remind IL,
rtc."is ard wrllwisheis -,ciywlars. tha, IL il
cain , randhiai, fnr their rOn ID ta,j IN anal
.nppsrt Upon ip- r.r-'rd fer the In,.t..n y.a..
z r,lis. tur N e''riii.ia. { .-. ti,- i-aiiy rVn.
iatrs AID grhrruu. ap ratipu Witch ls;t,c 9
lth,it. been e.ten,isi 10 Il io.,i eysis qtiart.r
the Unun.
The i,AiLy su> l. - & ur psgc-.hc,t II ~ ell
'mns psi h, MIL pos paid, NJ cents a n,a, 10
,r So 30 per year.
The sr>pAY edition af I'y Sun is nm eiRhs-
,:i.sc sheet of 80 c dams Whiie giving ,hu
cNr nf the day, II also contains lsf.se aniii
li1-rary aud miscellaneous maiI,r rpsrin IN
prepared fir IL. HE 81 DAY SIN has ,r,t
WITH great >urrrs~. Post iaid ~ ~ a war
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Who docs not know THE WEtkLY St-Ns
I circna ~ throughout the tuii-d -tai.s, 20
Hhadi-. nud beyond Nlpciy iin,Isanr fani-
irs greet IL, wrl''oni. aycr weekly an,l r'gsrs,
II IN tne u thi uf guide. rnunsfiifr. Hnd tisnt
l. uen-, editorial. nEricului-, aud literary
irpurimrut- make IL csrenii lily is,u-ua, T
he family ard the fr,side f,riii.. ONE
OIL. hRd year. pee; paId This lir.ce. qu Hty
"'nsiirr.'l. make II the chcapc~; '-rwspBpar
ubli-hel. For clubs al ten. with $iD cash, We
will -cnh an extra .r,py free.
Addres. rUpLI,iifEoF TVS suS
New Yo C.ty.
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I0raI Column
MASONIC

'fhe stated commun ications of O-rrola u 'gc
W. - y - \. n .wtl hr ga the -uturii r
un 'r aryi hrlo.r tur' fu.i m,un. VIZ lan.
rc'. 3. MMc.s Arr Nay taf' lue
-. irrr =. ,Hs g., aug $40. -pit 20,
Nuv. . 10 - o. lu 'l,, t.l. end o. taH d ~
"t Ccr.ui "a X l3c, Sec a. g.. ) hu II
f.Nfu.HIi~tJ
hr VI mlcr. ar. q 'clrd lu attend u q, corr =
anr hih. liy l.Ha.
Ali Master Na.,li- 100 yInd -ttuuiar are Curil
tlly myitco L. att.hd ~ nocrd
!. Il T.. HALE. " NJ.
MonHi- iltINZ Secy
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Professionals.
u NJ. MoNLiGn. :, otMA->'
McVeigh & Sc|mos
AY.pssSyfs Al ssh,
6 8 SD NJ NJ ES,
.N'O 1.s Es A'k' ss h & &.
OSCE % E.s.

mississippi County Ark.
VIII pra nee ~ AL the ourilrs "'
tnis (2dN Judunl Circuit, -" .>u
creme Court 81 VA" state, aud Il.
.hr adjoining rru"''c~ 81 t""n''-'
ace ulrd Missouri. Special ah'
prnmpi ail"utIor given 10 Coi
I'rtiuuS, to tac pa u"u' "' lnN'>-
examining fud ah~'r",l ~" tuIc-
ruu T." NhaIycr mHN lrp'r'an
a. a genera Laud h"rrr,.
1.m lf'
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Picture E.0ai-ks,asa Na,.

Mr. T.. J. Stewart, artist, viii re
u.tin at the landing II few day
unlv. "Culch The shasiow ere th,
sub>'aure tade.'
Judge Juo. VI. Nr;bi,, who ha,
done such yvom IN serricc here u
the cluSc Il, Temperance and r..
l1iina ION, lril last Tuesday tor Ma
ri,u, Critteudcn County. We
commend him to the people OF that
county. and wish hIm the success
his high aud holy mission richly
deserve.
The following officers of Oscco
"a Lodge No. q hring duly elected
we're pa5htiv Installed on Tia,
27th. ui;.. to serve durIng the en-.
SUNG year:
J X. p Hale, W. NJ J. + Fellr
: " ] +. Driver, j "; NJ. llvlnz
S.c'y; Geo F. Slowcll, Treas. F; I
& llalr, : D; y l.. Cook, J b
+. VI. Tucker, Tyler
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i.Il.niI.I RNIcEs

E,cr, sabbath, II the sec nd apti,t Church,
Al II u'eio,,. a IN D., at ep M
ii l. lNEWlTr, Pastor.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

OFFICIAL DlREUTVhJ
STATE 't.CF.t>
liovcrnm ". Il. Nil.r
>rc'y ui ~titr- Iu.ul tr,iirh.
Auduur-I.lu ,taNiutd.
~ a~urrr- l j. Cuutui T.
Atts Geu .-,. 4. iIc drr-Ou.
Cum. stat, i.auds II a Lcar
tpnptcluI--p " utnh
rhlrcrfy ltrk ! " ,aliawly.
nhici .lusticr-.t Il tull, Co.,.
A,s.c,a.c Jusl!c,s --i' An "a. FAX n. an'
.r,i. Wal.
Il t. Pup.i ST l.. Deutpn.
let. ,ONGEESS!ON l. pIIrHirT.
Con, ,.rs,uLa., I-t i.I,tn,t-P"IndrAtrr Dunn
UuiCj AIRY.
~,r.rd sirrtu' & ta.niic- "f Mis-iss' pid, Cruz.
ritrud,n ruiut-c't. 'r.iahrId, utrcne, ,i"l
tuni aud Randolph
it.iit .lalsr L. l.. Mark.
pio-. Aty-W n Gale
LEGi~LA3INE
2Nh pi-iuCl- -t"lu,.r-p pf Nj -is''Iii 'hcbs"i
i'niut-crt iuh tls tgii'.t..
i rr ~tbt',r-N N liuir- ,
Representative. .. J. aokNo'd
COUNTY nFF,cER
County lGdgr-J Y fr Is.
~h,,W-M. % bu>
.u,ni, - els i Is T. Hale.
rr.ai-utci-. N u u.
>uyr,n.--E lHc4u-
~, --rr " Il. P,ai.
r"r.r,r- q l.. Pei -.
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fake .SGsirc.

This l. Ia certify that | have ap
po ntcd Mr.. NJ. llcinz II, my assist
ant, who is tally empowered i'
t.a5sacl an husiucsS connected will
Ihe oa;gc olCouu'y Treasurer.
j. ". UzAELL,
County Treasurer.
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AGENTS u M,.ssS sS ss"' ,i,s.a",, e n ns,'e7s1 s1
md fi-', address FINLEY, llAR,kY < 10 At
lantn, Ca
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver Il Co.'S. drug
store il the headquarters tor cho'ce
cigars aud chewing tobacco.
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* CIR FpGFD tArD-, ma two alike. oif,.
na,nc i"cts. st-i'aid fEiI.OW- 40
North Chatham. y
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THE KANSAS tlTi ifMES.
HE KANSAS CirY 1IMls
1llL kA\.,-s tIil iiMLs.
NkN p.srRIHurinN.
NEXT DIS KiBU los.
N..St .l>1R.blI,vN
arr |. -, isss.
ApLiL 10 lS.S
oSt THOUSAND tgEMIrNS
ON THOUSAND riiEuIt Ms
ONE HotSAND PHL IlNS
FIVE THOUSAND bOIL,Ks
FAVE tiiut SAND DOLL rs.
IL T. IiIUU AND DoLLNs !,
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DotJAE.
StB>t lfPI ION 0>L is,iIAE
stB car. ION one i,uII,NE
pnrir. ls71. the rnhlishcr. uf IN. Kups..tv,
inHs disribnt"d nearly so uU s,i ,.rct,fnn,s "a
Subscribers. and i.crca~e'i their III sr.ilHi, u
li-t from l0.n io over ai.uo teinr NV lie
largest wesi :, { ih- Ni-..-siJJi liver
VI qn.siion- b,ing settled a 10 Ia. l,cslj,x
of d'sirlhufi"n NJ cgitimaic Ia. ir.s-,i.
t"fprtsc, the tIpes an onIct- irS ueNt Il s;t4
but.un ia April 70 les. when l. 10 t,rmitlir~
wrrh sh.tol, Will b. ailsl~d 10 .uii,ciit,-,-
he rieinisms c,nsi-f salua,-e ,.,th t.s.a.
lnl ertees. and var: .fom one d.li,s ~ fire. y
hundird d,sll.irs.
Every Subscriber ut regular rites r.,. ,h-
Tlu's aud ais sharr ia isr Airi ,lisr, iiu,,, n.
for rNtr, club uf q a. in .iiv.r hq.. liz r..n.s.
tl-in watci, So,,i, sis -. will he given ir lie
isr-n >,l.dI the club. Se.d f.r s.,.tr,..,
! ticket aud particulars.
The rnn''s is published daily fri-w,~kiy Al 4
". k'y. and u devoted 10 the material int.sess
oi ih. ropit of The New Wrst
fUr ne d'llst y,u eau ret the daily Times tsr
"n. noah. 'r'-~svtis iiae> two h0Il,r -
the w,cki, Tines tx months. fopc hi wi.h
one shai. nt,e Aiiiid,-trirnii.n
Special oo.,iss. premium H-ts. aud r..npon
ticket. s,u, tree. Aldr,ss,
4 E.eIMts-
kas,sas ttiy. No.
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Where any Of the abpy. article. CA. he oh.
tanned al all times, pure ard Ir--h i-isif
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vick.s FloraI Guide. !.

ienufifal work of ~, Pages on~ C.,lsr.0
Flower P,ste sas % iliu-'rnfirns with m
'cripfipn~ nr the b.-' Fiosrrs nj veysfabcs
,nd h'.w 10 grrv ihrm. u for a fiyE tkxr
.rANr IN Enslisi or ,'sssnsn-
Ire fipw, and Vegetable t,s1den. ~ Pages.
tx cd red = at~-, an'i 'nnny handfeti trrrrv-
in.s y r56 M Ia pap csyef- % In ejc
gsut clsh In q rinaf o. ritsh
NicS'- ILLUSTRATED " ,it.iy M,znzirc- 2 Pa
-, tol red Piaic in every nnn.h r ailsi ~ -ns
Inc tr cravings Price ~ q ycsr Five Svffrs
for 500 ~prolmrn unmhcFs re,'f toy 10 CENTS
Nc~'> Sc Is are the Il. II in the wo ID -rnd
i've &c Stamp tora Floral Guide. containing
49, aud Prices "~f rhrtv af ,n.orrnaIiin H.
irsss, JAMES V.Ck. no hester, y Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The frs quarterly Conference
of O,ccala Circuit, v. Il. Church,
viii he held ut Oscenla, Jan1ary
the llth. and l2th. The Stewards
WI please attend promptly.
Il, VI. McALLI>rfR.
VicG'~ rLorAL GrIlE--T;i> work
E., br ,,e as, aud thu-c WHO -cnd
five ,crt>t,JANs, NicK Rochester,
y Y, tor it will be d~Ppo rfcd.
ln~lcad oI getting a cheap thing,
as lhc prize wouii seem 10 md C rlr,
they will receive very handsome
work OF 100 pages. and perhaps 900
illu-tralions--not cheap, but ele
gant Illustrations, ON the very best
q cnlcndrrrd paper, aud as a >ei.oil
10 the Whole. an elegant Golorrd
/ Plate, that we would judge cost
t"Icc the price OF the book.
- -lla ing purchased the entire
interest in the Durnell 4 llutson
VI at Gayo>o, Mo | respectful
~ Announce to the citizens along
he ii cr, and contiguous thereto,
that am prepared to deliver all
kiut OF Lumber, at any point on
he Mississippi river, :" prices tha'
defy competition. tr"rs iii'ed
with prompInc~s aud dispatch.
Address, y FIrLDs, G,yuso, W
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

WINTER WOoD-One o. the rs
imperative duties the head of fan
III the country is called upon 10 pe-t-
is the securing of an ample SuW.5 ]
fuel for his family. Get enough % 81
through the entire winter. saw OF C'-
up into convenient lengths foT the 81
OF fireplace, and stack it away IN a
woOdshed, which should be easily sEs
Sible from the house and kitchen. S.E
there will be no need of running rL-
the rain and snow for it later In thsy
son. 1t is Il miserable business ailI.-
when necessity compelS the head Of Il
household to 90 to the woods iu VII
three or four times week for vo
which is hauled home and throw
the ground to be cut as occasion
quiIes, in rain, snow and sluSl 8
packed to the sitting-rOom and kl.l
in a wet and filthy condition. 4 l
work viii provide a good woodh1-s
with board roof and sheltered Ou -
sides two weeks work in this tuE
comparative leisure viii put in el1
wood and kindling to last throusl
hardest of the winter. and when ils
done vast deal of comfort Is pTJa
in which the whole household s-l7
The man who neglects TO get up g
store of winter wood in time,
plenty Of chips and kindling throw
and placed in 4 dry wOodhouSe nsL 7
kitchen, deserves nothing better -
sour looks from his better half. hal-l
biscuits and cold coffee until he Te.s
of his error and amends his wayS
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'rES. NSIIINGTDS = SVOEB.-Onc
uf the most interesting relics of the Re
voluti1uary war is iu possession of DR.
". A. ~Vu,swHrd. "a citizen OF Mobile.
It is nothing less than the sword of
Washington. the old. trusted weapon
which was welded in that great strug-
gle for the liberties we enjoy TODAY
This sword was prescutejtO the present
u1ssess0r's grandfather. Gen. Alex.
~putsWood of SpOtsylvauia Court House.
Virginia. by Gen. Washington himself.
Uu the occasion OF he visit made 10y
ten. = 60 Eou. W. at Mt. Vernon
iu I5.S-Jne year before the death of
Cen. Washington It WAS presented
ireu. ~potSwoud bysiien. Washington as
a memeuta oi the high regard iu which
the latter held the former 1T the time
1T was presented the owner o. the sword
was using % as % pruuinC-knifg. and was
at the time trimming his trees. Dr. ;.
only retains the sword iutact--the belt
and EcIbbdrd having been stolen from
the house of the father of DR.. :. at
Springfield. III. The sword was CON
Tc-tei into pTuuiug-kniGe by General
Washington himself by changing one
edge OF ii 10 a saw. rs will lie seen.
the sword has been iu the Sp0tswoud
family since lI.S, having regularly dc
scended from the father to son. as it
viii continue to do. Dr. V. \. ".
~putswoOd. who has the sword in his
possession Is now 80 years Of age
-H'HigeYilrg Iiu.| i8~,rtis,r
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ORR PRESIDENTS.

George Washington of Virginia, born
February D. 1872; elected Commander
in-Chief of the Continental army.in lfI5;
first inaugurated as President in the city
of New York, April 80, 17S9; second
inauguration in 1873 died December IA,
1899, aged 6S years.
> John Adams of Massachusetts,, born
in 1735: :inaugurated March 4, 1897; died
july 4, 1926. aged 90 years.
8. Thomas jefferson of Virginia: born
in I743; first Inauguration in Washing
ton in 1901; second Inauguration IN lSO5;
died July 4. 1896, aged 81 years.
4. James Madison OF Virginia, born In
I751: first inaugurated in 1909; second
inauguration 1913, died in 1887, aged 80
years.
;. James Monroe Of Virginia, born in
1853: first inaugurated in 1917; second
inauguration in 1921; died in 1881, aged
- years.
6. John Quincy Adams of Massachu-
setts; born in 1867; inaugurated in 1929;
died in 184S; aged so.
Z. Andrew Jackson of Tennessee,
born 176S; first inaugurated 1929; second
inauguration in 1888, died IN $40, aged
20 years.
s Martin Van Buren of New \ orE,
born in 1872 inaugurated in 1887: died
in 1862. aged so years.
William Henry Harrison of Ohio,
born in 1773; inaugurated 1S4l; died IN
Office. April, 1871; died aged 6S wears.
10. John Tyler of Virginia, born IN
1870: elected Vice President, and maui
gurated as President i'll April, lS4l;
died in 1862. aged y years.
II. James X. Polk of Tennessee, born
1875; inaugurated 1S45; died 1919, aged
"A years.
II. Zachary Taylor of Louisiana, born
/ 1874: inaugurated in 1S49; dIed III once
in 1850, aged 66 years.
II NIillard Fillmore Of New \ ork
born in 1913. and inauguTated as PreSid-
ent on the death of Gen. Taylor, IN 1880;
died March 5, 1874, aged IA years.
Il. Franklin Pierce of New Hamp-
shire. born in 1901; inaugurated IN 1893
died in 1869. aged 90 years.
15. James Buchanan of Pennsylvania,
born i'll 1871; inaugurated in 1897; died
in 1864 aged n years.
16. Abraham Lincoln of Illinois, born
in 1909; fist inaugurated in 1861; sec
ond Inauguration in 1866; asSassinated
April IA. 1860, aged 56 years.
Il. Andrew Johnson of Tennessee,
born in 1903: elected Wee President and
inaugurated as President in April, 1865
died July 81, 1875, aged 81 years.
Is. Ulysses :. Giant of Illinois, born
in 1872; first Inauguration in 1868 sec
ond Inauguration in 1873: term expired
4th Of March. 1871.
49, Rutherford B. Hayes of Ohio,
born in 1924; inauguratrd i'll March 1877
still in office. InauguTated by fraud and
crime. Samuel j. Tjlden, born in 1Sli
elected by 260. 80 majority of the whole
vote, and one million of the white vote.
Cheated out of his oflica 10y Republican
politicians and Office-hOlderS. Truth
crushed to earth will rise again.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

SILENT MEE.-Wash shington never
made a speech. In the zenith of his
fame he once attemp ted it, failed, aud
gave it up confused and abashed. In
framing the Constitution OF the United
States, the labor was almost wholly per-
formed in Committee of the Whole. of
which GeorgeW Washington was chairman:
he made two speeches during the conYen-
ton however, was acknowledged the
master spirit, and historians affirm that,
had it not been for his personal popu-
larity, and the thirty words of his first
speech, prOnOuncing it the best that
could be united upon, the Constitution
would have been rejected by the people.
Thomas jefferson never made speech.
lie couldn't do it. Napoleon, whose
executive ability is almost without a
parallel, said that his greatest Iii iIiculty
was finding men of deeds rather than
words. When asked how he maintained
his influenSe over men superior i'm age
and experience when commandcr-iu-
chief of an army in Italy. ne said by
reserve. The greatness of man is not
measured by the length of his speeches
and their number
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

FECUSpITY Oh GuAIN.-A single
plant of corn. either wheat. barley. or
oats. 10y being allowed proper time and
ample space for thC full development of
It's roots. leaves and branches. is ualur-
ally capable Jf producing eighty ears OF
four Thousand fold. Anomalous. how
ever, as this may appear. vet il is Ger
tain and as strictly true. that not iiftv-
fold. or one perfect ear. is obtained
from each grain planted throughout the
entire breadth Of the United Kingdom {:
and IJ would require countless number
OF IFS. auds butts. 10 prove the CONTRA
y. though but few words to SubStan-
tiate the truth of this assertion. namely.
That were it 50. a. a necessary COusc-
quence 100 bushels per acre would bc an
average crop viz: fifty times as much
sts ls sowu. sHy ut two bushels only per
acre rs seed fur wheat. barley and oats !:
but 10 is a Tact. not too much 10 affirm
that scarcely half this much Incredible
ass it may aUuearat first Sights actual
" obtained about - 10 80 bushels per
acre being O. fair average crop Of all
kinds Of grain, So estimated 10y The most
able and worthy statisticlans Of the
present lay Wur1u'S EsstI oa Tbc CH-
brsfiDu NJ Grain.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

WATER is an excellent protector for
half-hardy plants against frost. In
southern Europe. where the winters are
light, many tender plants remain safe
ly out-of-dooTs all winter without being
covered, 10y twisting straw into heavy
ropes which, on cold nights, are made
wet and then wound in zig-Zag lines
around plants and among the branches
of trees and shrubs, each end being sub
merged in pail of water The water
will rise by capillary attraction and
keep the rope wet the whole length, and
in the act of freezing enough heat is
liberated from the water to raise the
temperature of the atmosphere surround
ing the plants, and thus save them from
the cold. 1t is for the same reason that
trees on a moist ground can withstand a
severe frost better Ian trees on a dI-v soil