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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08

At Wheeling and ParkerShurg You
ought % be satisfied with passenger and
crcj $4,000 at each place, with station
at every ten miles To- cost II eco, and one
every five miles tocoSt 500 each; seven
water stations at 5000 each; three turn
tables ut 500 each. Repair shop at
Wheeling, with tools, &c, 5000. En-
giue sheds at Wheeling and ParkerS-
burg, to accommodate six engines each.
5000 each. Engine shed half way for
two engines, $1,000.
lCnncl,ll,d ON Enurih Pnn,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
BUYING AND SELLING
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at per cent.-GOyen-
ments StrOng-fIOur Steady and
Unchanged-W Wheat Unsettled
by Generally Lower
Hogs Easier.
FINANCE.
New York
FIN AkCE.
NaNt- NArk

New York, December 6.-MoNEv-
Easy at sac per cent, closing at q per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5lGG7
per cent. Sterling exchange at 4S2!
sight exchange on New York 4S4l
SILyER-At London Sgd; bar silver
here ll4l; subsidiary silver com l@l
per cent. discount.
GovERNNENTs-Strong on light busi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08

Concluded Oa Fourth Pags.)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08

PrrrsBURsH, December 6.-Petroleum
Active; crude irregular at u 70. at
Parker's for shipment; refined sfc for
Philadelphia delivery.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
THREE YEARS IN BATTLE,
AND
THREE IN PRISON.

PART IA Narrative of Escape from Yankeedom to
Dixie III 1851; Scenes in Washington City after the Bull
Run Stampede; Perils in Passing the Potomac; Full
hllment OF a Boyish Vow; Lights and Shadows OF Camp
Life: Sixteen Pitched Battles: a Brief Campaign III
Eastern Carolina; Capture within Grants Lines on
James River, and cruel Treatment as an alleged spy;
Escape and Recapture; Ten months of Torture i'll the
Rebel 4" Prison Pens at Point Lookout and Fort Della
ware; Murder of Col. Jones, and other Atrocities; Fall
of the Confederacy, and the End of all things; Footing
it hundreds of miles homeward amid the wreck aud
PART II.-Surprising Submissiveness of the South
Grant, the Victor, bears witness to the utter doclhty, and
good intentions of the Nanquished: Congress begins "a
policy of systematic Irritation; The Freedmen's Bureau
sets up a petty despotism in every Southern village; Tire
EX-slaves are taught 10 hate, and suspect, their only real
friends; Swarms of Sharpers, Swlndlers, land all maIltr
of Scalawags, Settle upon the South to Steal what Shel-
man lett; Race Riots for Party Purposes Provoked
whenever Possible: The most Brutal of the Blacks
Banded into Midnight-Leagues, Oath-Bound, Contro He'd
by Wicked Whites, and Attended by Accountable At oci-
ties; RoDber Rule and Ruin as the Result; Rise OF the
White Brotherhood, and Kindred Societies, Commonly
Called TIE Ku-klux-Klans; Very Troubleous Times;
The Holden-Kirk War; Grants Military Measures for
Capturing the Electoral Vote Of the Southern State>,
Beginning with the Carolinas; Spies, Soldiers, aLI
Special Deputy Marshals Over-Run the State; jeffrey
Bond Spreads his Spyder-Web i'll the Capitol, and N4.-
upon Whomsoever he can Catch, the Unofending. ;r.a
the Offender, Alike; Old Men of 20 Years, and Boys
Under II, Sent, in Mid-Winter, S~hackled, TO a Ia
Northern Bastile, to Undergo Years of Torture, Tor
Alleged Misdemeanors, of which they We're Entirely
Innocent; journal of Life i'll Albany Penitentiary; the
Whole Comprising a Faithful History Of Reconstruct
ton in North { arolina; S65-1S75-inclusive.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
Legal Critique-Our Supreme
Court Judges as Writer'S

The appended article, written for the
Charlotte Observer, a few weeks ago has Of
tractcd sufficient attention to warrant re ;
production in full. It may save GUESSING
tor US to guess that the author IS MAJ; q
Dowd, one OF the leading members q tbo
Charlotte Bar, President of the Commercial
National Bank, and a member of the Pow;
Tertiary Directory. His style is clear. and
his dictum will be enjoyed, in most instances.
Every judge should be a good man .na
good lawyer; and the Supreme Court indaoa
should also be good writer's. The stvI au afs
writer Is as Characteristic as the voice o ond
gestures ola sneaker, and should ho - Gill
manner studied and cultivated as . mnd IKE
OF ~ommunlcatlon and vehicle of ,honeht
bench during the last quarter Of a cen HuurO
Judge Manly wrote perhaps the most nrnato
and scholarly opinions. a rentiema ornate
high culture: fond of amusing his ia;s OF
hours with literary pursuits. he acnn;r reiSuae
all his written opinions show, . 4 oraaa as
easy and elegant style. Judge Pearson @'r = :
iy wrote with elegance, thoneb ei ason rare
force and c'earness. The lafa a Indya with
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
NOT MUCH OF A SHOWER.

incredible as it may seem, the progress Of
these momentous events awakened scarcely
a ripple o: excitement at the North. 1t
would appear that any pumpkin must have
realized the certainty of war, as the result
of a single secession from the Union, unless
the dominant power in the Union should
acquicsce IN the withdrawal, or should
grant uneq.ivocal concessions and gua-an-
tees in regard to slavery, a thing which the
ruling party would not for ore moment con
template, no matter if the Republic were
scattered to fragments.
Yet, even after South Carolina declared
herself independent, after her members
withdrew from Congress, and her Legisla-
ture despatched ENJOYS to Washington. az
to a foreign government, after half-a- dozen
States had assembled in convention for a
similar d~is-linking from the Union. the
North affected to make light of the Whole
matter, as only another of the oft-threatcr-
ed 'crlslses,' sure to blow over, and prove
not much of a shower, after ALL" As f1r
South Carolina, a spoilt child, fond Of mock
rebellion, cockadcs, threats, fuss and fea;h-
ers, let her proceed: she would soon tire of
her own folly, and beg on her knees to be
taken in out of the cold. If any of the
other States felt like following her petulant
example, "let them 90 at once, and stand
not upon the order of their going" Near
ly all the leading Northern papers treated
the affair in a similar light and airy vein, as
an amusing farce rather than as the first
step in the bloodiest struggle of modern
ages. Senator Seward, atthe New England
Banquet, two days before South Carolina
seeded. pleasantly assured the country that
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
BY
RANDOLPH 4. SHOTWELL.
CHAPTER THIRD.

South Carolina Secedes.-Maj. Anderson spikes the
guns of Fort Moultrie and seizeS Fort Sumpter. His
action ~quickens the Secession movement, and makes
trouble at and Floyd.-
The Steamer "STAR OF THE WEST 4" fired UPON
Star after star falling from the coronal of the Union.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11
Rates of Advertising:

TIME AND ! 2 3 3 L
SPACE. week ks w Ks W * MOS mos hloS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

10 b p r | n L / N O.
Of EVERY DESCRIPTION executed with NEAT
NESS AND CELEBRITY, AT LOW RATES.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16

ID EGISTER'S Notice Is
IA hereby givcn that the following named 'ac-
aaiee 1T FI,c.zhr+- in and for the county 5f cam
nria. and viii BEE presented TO tic Orphans Court
Wednesday, the 9Th dag Of Ja4C. 4. D 1879. To- wit
]. The account of james Myers. guardian of An
drew =. Lewis minor child OF Andrew Lewis. late
yf EhEI-huTr borough. decd.
p Thc account of Margaret NyhiIzu admiui-tra-
triS of John Cochran late of Galli5zn borough
8 The account of Rev r \ Bush trustee 10 sell
certain real estate in Allegheny township. known
: The second and partial account OF Sylvester
Byme. executor OF James Byruc. late II Carroll
:. TEs fr-t and partial account of G, + Frazer.
executor ot Samuel hcnly. late OF J"hnsrawu h"r-
:. The account of Henry Adams administrator
of Abraham bishuug. late of Cambria county. decd.
dian of \ T. RccS fuow NiutouJ Martha ReeS and
William Rocs- minor children of William and Mary
RceS, late af NillviUe borough. deed.
:. Ihg account uf David I-avely. guardian of
James Ta,ft late OF { Ca1ui5ris COUNTY. decd
.. The hr~t aud final account ot ID. J. Torrc'l.
I. EceIule late OF Johnstown borough dec a.
10. The hrst and partial OF u i. EIorreIl.
l.. Kecmle- late of Juhnstovrn borough. dee e.
IL The second ana final account OF Jacob z. VA
-ie. executor of Hannah Neason- late of Allegheny
{ township decd
I y Tlre Hrst and final account OF Michael NJ
" Weakland aud Henry Byruc. executors of William
Weakland, late of Carroll township. decd
l3 The seeoud and hna! account OF IlavId hide
/ minor chnd of Moses Wisel. late of cambria
/ county. dee Il.
Il. The second and final account Of David Hide
! brand. guardian Of William NiSCl. a minor child
! of NoSe- Wi-el late of Cambria county. deed.
/ l.. Tho second account Of David HilGChraud
! guardian ct lane Niscl- minor child ef MnSc'
| Wi-cl. late 81 Cambria county decd
lo. The frst and partial account Of George Grum
bling adniu1strator Of Isaac Smay. late of Adun
township deed.
l.. The fourth and final account Of ~ tc.Icu S~tutz
| man. administrator of Lewis Co'au=h- late %
| JohnStown borough decd
Is. The fiTst account 0f John Martin ard Ihoma
Patterson. executors of James GruhaIu. Tat" OF u-
uuchsuna township. deed.
! 10 The account uf Elizabeth II. Linton. eNccutri
OF J.. L LiTsaon, late OF the borough OF EbeuSurz
deed.
-. The first and final account of J.. 7. Baker. -
[ ccutoT oi Susan Nagle. late of Susqueianua tow
/ ship deed.
/ u. The hr-t and final account OF q VI. Read'
ESQ. administrator oi Daniel Burk. late of Johu
Z town horoa-h. decd anclilary tu .t,ininiStratio
I taken out in MUsCatinc county Iowa. la-t dumici
] p. The hTSt and partial account If John =. III
I hutt and Alvin Evans ESQ. two ct tilc administr
I tors of Thomas !. Lloyd. late ot EbeuShurI ra
! lussh- deed. !. Il. LAKE Register
, Registers Office Ehgushurr- Nav ?. 1S-".-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16
BEAT-TTvTI VI AN of all the months of the Ena
IL uasscth 10y with the most regrcttiu--
ITtHC months form golden ring. 'ti> clear
That May must be the diamond setting

Nav = a very nice nOnth-SO captivating. indeed
that We would like have il last the year round.
Ii Is the month OF flowers and picnics. and moon
light ramblcs. and especially is 1t the month when
th- model Vouug man blossoms ont ia suit Of
gorgeous Spring clothing L the young man thi@
wear wise he viii give his order for his new ta-
-ra7-T L. NJ Wolf iii Eleventh avenue. Altoona.
for in that gcntIemaUs establishment is now on cT-
hfb;tion ono Of the most complete and extensive
f,r,s of Sprng clothing to be found in the Noun
tain Citv an which viii he sold gt figures lower
than You ever dreamed Of Keep his name ana
number in your memorandum book. and follow di-
rcctions when YOU want tp-top suit at a bottom
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16

And then she tu-Fs it od-iJ was in a store Had
she been X man. and had it been q suit ut ready
made clothing she was trl uE on and had the store
been Godfrey &oihs, next decor 10 the postofico
Altoona, she would never have taken IL of. for the
clothing he sells, like the bonnet. T. too sweet for
auNthiug and one cannot scur ones self away from
il after seeing ii. \ new Spring stock oi lltost
style- IS tp cut and material received tniS week,
and marked II prices the mercst tr o. above cost.
y ,uH want -rfetIfr- nice aud - aaT I'm Nofl
-HNuIJ hand .- -.-i N.ilr s.I.irf fnrtHvs,'I,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16
EBENSB'G W00LEN FACTORY
GOTxTRY WORK SPECIALTY

TT'lTE undersigned having recently purchased fiso
/ pg-pcrt. known a- tH- EErN--uTEg u rulEN
Fn,royN from the Assignee uf 4. y. n tian. "
.f.Ir- desire call the aftuHfiHu uI she puni5r tn
tHr fact tllt they proUn-- putting -l' Fs-tar- iU
operation forthwith fog tine pUrr--r ct doing ail
Elud~ coz NTRN WDEsss- such ass Card
iuS- SSCiHG- SpSaDfu@. " esHiH@. sVc.
VIII also Manufacture Blank cts E'fEuueI~-
ga~SfTtcTs aud arm
H1r the
au1 lEAtIFrAI. man t9 manage tho business. Hf
rH- guarantee entire ~ltl-taaIiaB ru gHl who r.Eu
ms ,,itn their custom. r n. B BABhI.B.
AININ EN AN~.
TElgf-i51Ir.s Nav . 1s-..-fL I'D. = AEIE~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16

TH Y y
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D-B-1N-t
-tL..t / ~ - T IN. ~ II L.
Than. ..-uba-s of the Democratic
~ g,-r.1,-fr rarIu+- are respect .
~ ..--.-5T t1 meet at She Court House
E l-a..I-. g.- u, - .I .tbe 1urnose Of deter,
FL ... H. = ErrIfurr tha Democratic
.|1 De- . .5-
'as rI.1-pp lT-DoSNrD. Chairman.
MS 1870
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16

IN INTERESTING pTAL0CrE.-'-lIa1o To there. Bill ?
Thuudcratiou whore did you run into that
suit. My stars took you for Congressman yC
Foreign AWba~-adoE
%. you gct OUT l bought suit az the
Cheap Variety store in I-0rctt", and is yoU
improve yauT appearance. HNH look svfnctt inC
like good citizen and decent u7Nu;ref "t society
YOU viii do a. 7 did. don new suit from the same
cStabli aul1Cnt wishout further delay.
WEB. Bill. yoH talking sensible EoE- 10 yess
never iid before in all your e. Hey !eok over
vouder though =
-.Nhat now, O'that Young lady IT, 0tst I'm p RGw
linen suit from; TcitcIbauW'S. And ols! crackey.
what q speu,it,i new hat She wears tau>t ret one
ike that fsC ls:y wife.
SKY scrugerS , but that l. q sumner
ONE home to dinner with lll}. ami viii
aet veu taste little of Te5telhaUm-- cheese. We
<ot some fresh butter RHI eggs fhere. tu-s. this
morning and he keeps sucn excellent coffee aEi tea
@. T-ra rith YOU. nv h,ty. LesI 1H.'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16

STLL THERH.-Thc mammoth advertisement Of
McSsrs. BaltZrN \ RuuSS mas been withdrawn
from our columns. owing to the expiration OF the
time contracted for. but the cuteTpriSiu-r firm in
question still leads the in the business circles
Of Altoona Their Hvc.cCnt. counter 50 claborutcly
advertised i'm the FHEEH.S \. was not only ori-i-
nal idea with them. but such success from
the word 20. and became popular with the pUr-
cfaSiu" public. that nearly all the merchants in
that CITY found it impossible to do any business
at all without following i'm their footsteps. And
SO ive-cent counters became To some extent the
rule rather than the exception anon" live business
men and a. consequence Baltlell y RouSS had
90 take new departure 50 they reduced the price
OF all articles un their counter from hvc TO three
cents. and natural result they Still remain
monarchs of all they survey - 10 speak Yet
their three counter L. far from being the main
attraction Of tn" monster CStablishmcut-thc larg-
est mercantile mouse in -Aitoona-ovCr which they
preside. any one who pays them visit aud
looks through their immense stock OF dry goods
fancy goods. carpets oil cloths mattngS. etc and
learns their prices will readily admit. There is No
department iu.tEis ructI@Iled house which r. NOT
filled to rcFlcti0u with the choiScSt and cheapest
lruOds. the carpets oil cloth and mating depart
mcnt alone comprising sil -sTsdcS and shades tr
that line. occupying a room nearly loN feet deep
nor il there single (oT HaTrtett TCtdcr oi this "a
per who visits resides in Altoona that will mo-
hc welcomed by MeS~F-. ESiltZell \ Ruuss to thcll
mammoth establishment with the same prompt
ami pleasure prepared to welcome
the aforesaid firm back TO- the advertising columns
Of the FEEENfAN y. at any timo thcy favor W. Win
pa1T
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16
It's All very well
For one to tell
What he would 10
II he we're ycu
But } don't suppose
That any one kTcNS
u hat he would ,t,a
If Ira- frpf-g vaTI-

The foregoing l. little too iiEsC-spUn to ponder
much evcr and IiEmiss IL by saying that II any
one were 10 remark that II he were you and wanted
to purchase dry ami dress goods clothing. grocer
les aud general merchsndise cheap, he would ="
to IOhn LLOYD y t'"'s popular cash store. hiSh
street EbenSburg. would conclude HE head
was lcvcI-thsts all. No that amt all either. Tor
the public respectfully invited t. call and make
= comparison af the stock and prices of said hraa
with the stock and prices "f any other store IN
FCpcnshurz or parts adjacent Companions il j.
true. are said to he odiouE. Eia Lloyd y Co. are
willing to submit To the ortipaI with the utmast
confidence I'm their ability aoId their own ~5th
81 y ham
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16

-- The members of the Democratic
4 --.- If Cambria county are respect
.----+T t1 meet at the Court House
.-r.-. ON Tassfag Nag 2itG, instant,
.E r. NJ. 7h0r the purpose of deter
.-- lime foT holding the Democratic
= Conception
.rn=rrH N-DoSALD, Chairman.
...-- Nav IS. $50.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-16

FETGHTFUI DEATH OF \ CIRCUS Clown.
y shocking casualty occurred at the Johns
town railroad depot at a late hour ON Monday
night last, the particulars of which we con
dense from lengthy account i'm the Tribune
as follows:
James Cassam one of four clowns connected
with Cooper. Bailey & Cos circus. which exhibited
at Johnst"un in the afternoon and evening of the
day named. After the evening performance in
company with two professional brethren named
JamcS Brock and Robert Butler. Ca<Sam rcpatrr
10 restaurant for lunch. and the trio subsequent
y started for the station with the intention of
,eTinT thGiF sIeoIn2-car The circus It will he re
night. they concluded to adjourn to- a ncghborug
saloon for u glass of beer. Returning. they found
themselves short distance east OF the depot be
tween two trains of cars, one Of which suddenly be
gan TO move. while the other. which consisted OF
circus stock ears. stood ON the warehouse siding
Brock was struck 10y corner OF ear, but managed
on untiI he was dragged out Of danger RnteT e.:
capped unharmcd hut CHssam was heard 10 utter
the ejaculation. 'Dh - and when seen lac was
50 ghastly. maH"lcd corpse. \ shining engine
passed along Immediately after. and the engineer
ictt an unusual Iar as 10 she wheels EIt passed
over something iyiu. uu the track. investigation
was made and the maU-lct body of poor Ca--JW
waS soon revealed. The top o.. his head. both legs.
. and maEglcd. The remains. when found. were Iy-
ing on the upper crossing. between the wooden
freight depot. pieces of flesh, lunches OF hair and
here and there for distance Of thirty tect along
the track. utcr the circumstances. ii is impoSSi-
bic to tell whether lac met his death while between
the two trains OF cars. whether he was only
knocked on the track 10y those trains and aftcrurl
ground {" pieces by the shifting engine.
and placed in ct~hct. and the following day. in
accordance with instructions from Mr.. Cooper. one
ol the prpprictors of The circus. inferred in
J"huStown. The funeral procession was composed
Of hltcen persons. among whom were strange gen
tiouan and lady. Rcv. ID. NJ. Miller. of th" Pres
pyterian church performed the religions services
Tho deceased was OF Spanish pareuta-c. and was
born in Brazil. He had been m"Elhcr ol Cooper
q Bailey circus for three ycar-. and hal accom-
IHhlCi 70 ON South American and Australia nj cur.
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kv71ESOH1Si8

sF-For sale by Lennon \ Murray. Ebensburg-
who are authorised to guarantee NtGOkhNk e
prove represented. llO-ll, Is--ly.l
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0If. maiden sweet with pretty feet
Tripp{us the fair nclds over
For what do vou look Ev the 1ahbiirg brook
And amidst the dcvy cloyeEa
Mister said she You dgs'.t know beans;
I'm gathering yellow docs for greens
It was not q puctical SORT 4 task tu. after she
finished it 10 she forthwith repaired = BlHmcH-
thal-S. IIIg Eleventh avenue, Altoona. snd hoUgh
fafr of shoes or slippers vhercwitti to cover her
frt;tv fcst y~e must forgive her. BhyrHeuthal has
certainly She finest lot of boots. shoes and slippers
over dispaveI ON shelf oS counter Ia this section II
The State and his system OF luV prices l. bU1tGfs
up for him an iWmeHse trade. t1irge numbers oi
f.imhri4 county ladies EatTonitc him. and no Won
der The goods are not uulE pleasing te thc eye
hu; they pr warranted 20 wear ana ~ they faii q
give S4tf-taci.ao =>rhat-r III h- lft,-t,l s t'
mon. 81. i-sssf-f EIicr l' 5-Gfi rTr.rUf.t Htf..
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= WARBLER th-iH
Avakcs the hill
For Spring. q rosy ASS
Hath come. and; bring
GA. vsrnai WINS
FRlH-s. blooms AMI "a ssigu q

10 might appropriately h@ added that spring
brings aisu demand ter ciotitu4 q tIIi- lighter
than she cashmere a. era.rtsT inch tich mankind
Har.;.vr.tv HHs been 1eaEiu= during ite past SiN
dismal insnt-ls do Yea >uoU where 80 Suy this
Spring cl.thtne to tire best advantage. We viii
tell YOU. Jas. !. Murphy. Og(liuton street johns
town ha- received from tine the largest stock
OF rcadv-lnadc co1hn-r suitable TO the season ever
brought 70 CamtEiG cOuuty-cuats, vests paut'l-
looms ct all of 3ate STYLES and approx ed textures
and sn!v awaits a order from You 90 give voc
r f,arsiu si1ch A. You have never before received
lie d-clar res he ui ulierscl all othec dealers ar-
he q hfs word. ~c advise you 70 e.iIea
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