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kke!lS,Ee, ksM,Hs. kNs.1ssn: N.t1sn:.. kK,'kwoo'' Kn4s.'
OQteaby, Paddock. Plumb,
RESii3is:; Eiasss;,.a. s''as''; Teller
Mr.. Edmunds submitted the following AS an
amendment to the substitute Of Atr. Morgan:
That rho right Of the people pcaceabiy to -.
semitic for tht nntposs Of pettion'ng Congress tor
nc nsete% Viii ssss': sns q S liz
Government. Ii an attribute Of national citizen.
n n Il ,qs s % s "a within 9 .a a
scope Of The sovereignty Of tho EnIied statcs to
protect BY ncnai 1awa.
Alr. Morgan moved to adjourn. Reelected
yaas u; nays q.
NO QUORUM vorlx0,
u call Of the Senate was ordered, md hfty-onc
Senators responded:
out Of position under tho Government who
served under tho Contcicrncy, etc., alul said
1t.e judiciary COMMITTEES had held back i'm.
por.ant measures, an4 tn.tead q sonslaering
Senator from Vermont brought forward thcAo
resolutions to keep alfso the btttor feelings
whicl, were dying cut, a,ai would
sy' 1Ss tssDa Ss In c y r so nS esn 70,
consolation. In less than thirty days this Con-
Eress would expire, md that judiciary Commit
tee would DO lissolscd anl other and faircr men
would hare It.
Sir. Beck. continuing, said hc wanted peace.
ile'wanted every man to stand cqual before the
bills botoro them, and not bring forward polite.
al conundrums to divlle and distract tho peo-
pie.
EDMUNDB TO nEcK.
Atr. Edmuuds aall he was rather refreshed
that tbs Senator from Kentucky {Bcck) had
rubbed hfs oWu ears to enabla him to speak as
loud n ho llsd OF him tEumuuds) and the Judi
cinry Committee. As to Whnt he had sald Of
him personally offensive, he fEdmutHs) would
not ray anything: but as to the J1dttary Com-
mttcH, be must SAT- tint the Senator could havo
his bills reported ut any time by asking tho
Committee todo 50.
MR. MHNHtMoH
submitted the foflo1fnr a. an amendment to
TINT Of Afr. Edmunns,
That ths saveeal statss are co.equAl In ali re-
thnt evefy citizen Ii entltcl ana eligible to ehaEo
In a rights. projection for fe, liberty. and pfop
esty. In ifllin1 a offices, places Ut honnF trust,
md proat, except In cascs expressly excepted. amt
all benefits and advantages under tho Constitution
or the unltad Status, uhltss because Of crime,
whereof ha aMall hnre been duly convicted anu al
laws and clauses Of laws abridRing snch rights Or
citlzcns BY test oath OF Otherwise conisaveHo thu
spirit Of tho Constitution, arc unwse, and ought to
be abolished
a votc being taken on Mefrirnon's nrncnd-
mcnt, resulted-ycas, 2: nays, 90.
No quorum vuttDRt call OF the Senate was
orlcrrtl, al,A forty.four Seuatora responded.
The vote Was aQain taken, md tho amend
mont Of Mcrr[mon Vas rciected,-yca II, nays
m .-An fa1t0HR.
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1IIE EN0LI6H CVNHNSHs'
. LONDON, Fab. "a Calcutta dispatch
says Gen. Maude 1laa returned to bis quar'
te1s fsom Daxar Valley, having mpda tsEul
with tho chiefs.
Con. Roberts had left IIazarplF foF
Khurum.
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Of d.. 1.saa: Espse.osaat u old .s psS' '
Iup:s and shroat4. aud ecsta'2 ''
e1lxuA
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The Excitement Likely to Favor
ably Affect tho American
Grain, Trntlc.
Speculations Regarding the Forth
coming Message Of Presi-
dent Grevy.
The Duke Of connaught to be Appointed
ViceroJ Of Ireland.
Thirty Thousand Persons Supported BY
Charity in Glasgow.
THE PLAGUE.

THE P1lAGUE Es
RUSSIAN SANITARY MKAsunEs.
ST. PErERspuno, Feb. 5.-h1nnicipal, pro-
vincfa1, md othor sanitary committees arc
being organized to promote cleanliness
among tho poorer clnaaos. Lectures on tho
p1aguo arc given nj tho medical schools.
QUARANTINE.
MALTA, Feb. 5.-The authorities hayo d.
cfdeu to impose tWanty.fo1lr dhys' quarantine
on vessels arriving from Ausslan ports In tho
blaok eca anu Sea OF AzoH.
EFFECT on TIE AMERICAN GRAIN TRADE.
NEW 4onK, Feb. 6.-There is much dis
cussaon On the Produce Exchange aud in
financial circles as to tho effect likely to be
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DECLINED.

UECLINEU
LONDON, Fab. IA Vienna dispatch M
Prince Alexander, Of Dattouburg. hss d.
clined tho eandidaturo for tie bulgarian
throne.
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PERSIA.
nloTOus DEMONSTRATIONS.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-~niotous acnonsssssso'
l,Aye baou u,ado 1t 6aistan against 12'
authority Of tho PersiAna.
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PAIRED.
Nesa5s. Allison, Dawes, Blaine, Saunders,
Chafee, Gonkl kliug, Patterson. lstilncy Durscy,
Alatilluxs, junex {Ne..l, Sharon, MaditixlI, atul
Conoyer. who would haye voted ,u fsvos Ut thu
Fssoiut!op,, ryss paitsd mlth hlassvs. MeCfecry.
ncnnis, Jones {Fla.h McpLcrsou. Thurman,
hansom. salisbury, Whyte, mud Wishe,s g. wh1
would have FOted In tic negative.
TEXT or THE RESOLUTIONS.
Tie aecond resolution was agreed ~ bY sl,n-
liar vote, and. ~ agreed to, thu resolutions
reAl;
Kt.o!rfa. a. The Inslgpsns Of Tho Ssuate, that
the Thiftuenth. Fpurteont4. aud Fifteenth Aincu4-
ment9 to ths Constitution os tbs United biates
hAya hcsu legally ratlaed. apd arc valid and Of
The s&pe paramount authority ~ anv othsr part VI
| the Eoustttutioni that ths poups Of each Blats
have common fnlefest lA tho enforcement Ut ths
whole Consultation 10 steEy StaIs of ths paluu,
aud that u II stks thu right and duty Ut tUprgSsa
ctIxan III ths exercise thereby secured BY laws 0f
| Kent5xl character already pasAed fur that
| purpose, aud bY further AppropFtuts legislation.
10 far slco enlargement sMd pfotsctlun are not
seeats4 by existing laws md that IT IL .ls duty Of
faithfully aud With aKPHcs 10 carry atl such iuws
into Impartial execution aud oF Congress 10 op-
| propri4Is ail noasJa nsedfnl Tor lhat snd.
| Atsattsd, further, That Il IL the duty of Ton.
protection Of I'll eittzsns OF the aitei hatus duly
qua!lded. Ia tho right to Tnts for Nsprr4xatAtIys4
tn Copgrpss sud " ibis ead thu Committee on tho
judiciary ba. and II !. hereby. luslructud 70 pre-
pase 4ud report sUon ~ Iiay ht I bill for tne
psotee.son u such rtghts aud punishment VI lu.
| ttsrtons thptcof.
Uu motion Ut Ar. E1uunds, the SeuAto took
up tlu House joint resolution Proposing An
| uueu1nlent to tile Constitution prohibiting tAo
payment Ut claisus ct dissorai prr.s'l" snr pron-
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TURKEY.

CoNsTAsT1NopLE, Feb. 5.-Podgor;tzs vii
be surrendered to Montenegro Thu..i,r
and the dednitive troaty with Russia will i. l.
signed.
TIE DoBRuDsCHA noUSDAnY,
LONDON, Feb. GA Vienna correspondtn,
says hussia yesterday proposed a co,p,o.
misc In regard to tho Dobrudscha bouud,r,
Tho proposal will he referred to tho Borud.
ary Commission. Russia has already BEN
notified in two instances that ahe nu,. r.,
cept the decision OF tho Commission.
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DupL1a, Feb. 6.-ht mestinR OF tho
Honle-ltule League, seventeen membera Of
Parliament being present, resolution,
which Dr. Butt characterized "a the express
sion OF want OF confidence In him, was
rejected BY u vote Of 8t to 20. Dr.. Butt
was sharply criticised.
SHUT UP.
Lospox, Fob. 6.-Drury Lane Theatre
was closed lust night, the performers re{us.
Ing the reduction Of wages.
IRELAND TO HAVE 4 vlcERoY.
DUBLIN, Fob. 5.-It iB reported that the
Government Intends to appoint the Duke Of
Connaught Vlceroy OF ireland.
RELIEF wonK IN scoTLAND.
GLASGOW, Fob. o.-The applications for
relief for tho wook ending Feb woro 800
rac,niants hnva aurrccfere,1 t,a,r ra,Eos t,,k-
ots. iptin,atiue that tl,ev had found omn,oy.
mont. About IA. fDD norsona oro att1t mn,
nortad Nv charity
r.rr,pru.,r
1o.,,v Foh ~. o.,.,. ,x.,. !, .
IT, ~ 80. -. e.. IT, s,.,..,'..s - .s, ~
u,e ot,,, =, s,,,,..,.s.t..
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erty destroyed In the late War of tho Rebellion,
The senate then, al II y. H., adjourned.
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Hereford, Johnston. Jones (F1a.), Ncphosson,
sEcrrinsll, and Whyte.
,lr. Eaten moved TO adjourn. Rejected
yeas, -; nays, H., Mcssrs. Basar.i unsi Herman
voting with the Republicans agafnst adjourn
mont
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Tie pairs ou political Questlons were an
Patterson, Edmunds, Sharon, H4tkent, Chrs.
t!aucS, nutsty Ingalls,, anu Wallctgh, xith Me-
Cfesry, BaFnutn, Eustis Dsunis, Thurman.
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Hampshire franl thr charges made by Morgan.
nj Alabama, few ttavs since, and by White, of
Maryland, to-day. llo alluded to tho assertions
nf Southern senators that stlc1 debates ~ this
disturbed the public mind. Tho public mind at
The North was disturbed because citizens al tle
south arc
pRrR1vRp or THEIR RIGHTS,
yet Southern 'scnators declare TINT NIL H'rn In
their section stalt have their rights, and tran-
quiili:y sllnll follow.
Finally, nt II o'clock, tho vote wns reachcd.
At the request Of Bir. Edm,tnds tho question
was divided, and the frat rcsu1utlon Tas adopt
Ell by q ycns against II nays. The other sena-
tors wesc paired. Tic second resolution Wss
adoptct1-ycas q, nays II. 50 ended tho most
wa1mlytontested question OF tho session.
THH DEBATE.
IA fAe Ht}tsrn Assoetatfd T'rtts. :.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 5.-The Senate re-
sumcd consideration of the resolutions Of Mr..
tctnttt, Fourteenth, nntl Fifteenth Amendments
10 tl,c Constitution, aud Mr.. Whyto spoke In
opposition thereto. lIa denied that tho whole
power Of controlling elections for momhers Of
Congress belonged to Congress. 1t was for
tic State Ia protect its cttixcns In tho right
of suffrage. It was tlnder the control
Of the State, anil must be protected
b7 the State. The United States had no right
10 interfere except In cases Of abtidRe,nent OF
that right provided for 10 the Fifteenth Amend
ment- Tic Unitc1 stntcs had no voters Of It's
own, aud there was no one To protect until tic
State dcnlcd q u,an the right to vote on account
Of race, color, or previous condition Of scrv-
ti1c.
Mr. Edmunds, Ia rcply to a question Of Mr..
Wfytc, said the United States possessed all tho
power over elections for members Of Congress
that the States possessed.
Mr. WHITE argued tllat The resolution Of Mr.
Edmun1s was towards ccntratxation Of power.
which he would fight a long Is he held scat
on the floor.
Mr. Garland rnoycd to amend tic substitute
| Of Mr.. Morgan 50 that It should read, "That.
although thu Thirteenth, Fourteenth. Bnd
| Fifteenth Amendments to tue Constitution
wcrc not adopted In legal lnanuor, yet, having
been accepted, recognized, and acquicsccd III by
The Btatcs, they are as valid and binding, csc."
| Rejected.
Mr. Cameron {Pa.) moved that the Senatc
proceed to tho consideration Of executive husf-
ness. Rcjccted-ycas, 2b; nays, 30. Mt. Cam
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Amother Letter iron, Kansas.
NEW CAMpRrA. Ks. ian. Is. Isl

NEW CAMBRIA, Ks, Jan. Is. 1879.
EDITOR Fireman. see by an item published
in the Juhnstown Tribune that p. NJ. Wolesla-
gle, formerly of WIlmOrc, now OF this State,
writes a discouraginE letter to your paper in
which he says that p acres will yield better
profit in FcuHsy ylyania than 100 acres in Kansas.
ana advises any one emIgratin2 to Kansas TO
come and stay six months before purchasing,
aud not buy in advance. as he has done. Nov
do not think that Nc, WOlesiagla ever did amy
farming in PeEnsy lvania and can assure YOU
il he has only been in this state six months, as
he iutimates.. he has not been here half long
enough to know anything about farming in
Kansas; so / do not think he would he u good
adviser, / have been farming the past twenty
eight years tlrcHtg-tig0 UFGTS IN Pcnusy lYauia,
and sir UcdfS in k8usas-aBd am satisfied that
| made more money in the six years | nave
farmed IN Kansas than did in the twenty twl
years i'm Pennsy vania, and did not work half
hard either. | am confident thar if an expert
enced farmer comes here and will do half the
work for one year reqU red in tiliiug The soil in
Penusy lvania, he VIII just say exactly what /
have said on the subject. Not wishing 10 in
trude further on valuable space. I viii con-
ciudc. Respectfully, yours, :. p D0NNYEIi.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

"A new candidate for public favor makes
an appeal for patronage through our ad-
vertising columns this week. We refer 10
the mercantile firm of B. NJ. Johnston s.
Co, long aud favorably known in Holidays
burg and elsewhere, aud soon to be as favor
ably known at Tunnel Hill and for many
miles around by the bargains they propose
TO furnish to all who deal with them. We
commend the firm to the patronage of all
our readers in that vicinity.
The north winds cold and chilling, the
air keen with the frost the trees Hing mp
bare branches, and the leaves are tempest
tossed. The sky is duh aud lesdeu, as If
with weight of snow, and the birds have
long gone southward, and the smoke Is
hanging low. This atmospherical condition
will ia this latitude continue about three
months longer, and in that space of time
You will possibly need least one suit of
clothes You can buy that suit cheaper now
than later, providing you buy from NJ. Wolf,
1927 Eleventh avenue, next door to Bowman
* Morrow's big store, Altoona, Pa. That
gentleman has some extraordinary bargains
for readers of this announcement that ought
to be picked mp forthwith. He guarantees
every garment and permits no man TO un-
dersell him. To be convinced of this is 10
give him call or send him an order.
One Jonah Bought0n and wife have for
a couple of weeks been holding forth in AL
toOna as eXpounders of temperance aud
morality and in aid of the cause essayed 10
put on the boards some sort of a dramatic
4
charged by the Altoona Mirror, that Mr..
Boughton drank strong drink behind the
scenes, which is in coutrGventiOn of temper
auce rules aud principles, and made use OF
prOfaue language, which is subversive Of
morality. Mr. Boughton denies the i'm
parchment and has instituted an action for
libel against the managers of The Mirror,
Messrs. Buckingham and Nicodenus, as
also against An attache Of that Office, Mr..
Clark, for retailing the scandal The Mirror
courts the investigation, declaring its ability
10 fix the charge as made and its purpose 50
TO do before Court.
A letter TO the New York Her0ld from
Rio JaneirO, Brazil, dated December 22d,
lates that Mr.. Thomrs Collins then in
that city on business connected with the
Madeira ard MawOre Rail Road, and that
he would sail for England in two days, That
is on the oath ult. The letter ESQ states that
the bill guaranteeing tlrO millions of dollars 10
enable the Msssrs. Collins TO prosecute the
work on the rail road would pass the House
Of Deputies without any 6elay, aud that it
would be approved by the Emperor, Dom
Pedro. Mr.. Collins visit TO LOnCuu u no
doubt in reference 10 the fund la the Bank
of England for the construction Of the road,
hut which has as yet not been made availa-
bic for that purpose, owing TO certain legal
proceedings now before the Courts. which
was said some time ago would be finally ir-
cided before the end of the present month.
The Emperor's government expects Of course
to be iudemuified for its guaranty of the
sum above named out OF the fund III the
bank of England.
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OBITT AR Y.

GILL Died, AT the residence OF her pf rents In
Chest township. on Dec -. ISIS, Mrs SALON A,
second dau xhter OF Anthony ami Elizabeth GIN.
aged 3 years and months.
Il fs with feelings of sorrow that we are c.IIeI
% chronicle the early demise Of one 30 Young
ana beautiful. Her sickness was one oTshUft dur
alton, as BE- generally the case with pulmonary
consumption. which often battles the skill Of the
earliest stages. SalOma was not only iiulizcd b,y
her paTen brothers and an only sister. 90 w hoiu
she was deeply attached, hut iy the entire COM
muuity. both young and Ola among whom she
born and raised Death, AT an times. an
uuwelcumc visitor. leaves "a Void In many q hea rf
now nlIed with regret. whose pleasure % was 10
She lived tauItlcss lie and died a happy death
hoping. as she nad right to hope. for a blessed
Immortality. 5lay God 10 His tender mercy take
her under MS protecting care. Her remains were
hy large cuucuursh Of sympathZlus relatives
and friends. and after a Requiem Mass had been
celebrated, aud powerful ant pathetic funeral
sermon preached by Father Etmuui Ter mortal
remains laid 90 rest iu the silent rhurc yard
amid the tears and lamentations OF those who
knew her but 10 love her-wh0 uamed her but 10
praise IT, G.. ID.
BOLwEAVER.-Di IN Chalmers. Winnie
sheck county, Iowa OF typhoid fever, on Thurs
day, Jan. 9. 1879 Mrs ELlzABErH BoLwEAvER,
vile OF John Bolweaver, aged about 30 years,
Deceased was sister of Hon. John j.. Thomas
OF this place. ami born and raised ia Chest
removed 10 Iowa with her husband a bout four eeH
years ago. She leaves no family; having never
had any children. May she rest in peace.
CONWAY Died at her residence in summit
ville on Sunday Jan. s. 1sZ9, Mrs. Maze ARKr
COSwAY, aged about IS ears Her remains were
taken 10 Lorctto the Sth inst and Inferred in
In the Catholic cemetery at thatplace. May her
soul rest ia peace, J. L
BECK-Died. in woodvaIe. on Wednesday
18Th inst, o. consumption, Cha RLEs BECK, aged
about Is years.
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THE panic COmpels me to sell the following Y
Il real estate TAR below its value. Good rItl.
guaranteed 900 nIi cases.
I, The HALF LOT OF GROUND aud BUILD
ING I'm E1oHsburE now occupied as the FtEE-
MAN" printing Office.
.. The GILLIN FARM in BlackI!rE t, shil,
containing over 100 ACRES. about 81 Acres ~
which are cleared, with gopd Sr..lt. House.
Bank Barn and an cNceileuJ Orchard OF gIDiyg
fruit 0u the premises
3. SIXTY ACRES OF LAND in Montgomery
township Indiana county. U'fiTly HI CLEARED.
There Is an excellent Frame Dwelling. O. urU
Bank Barn aui a fut Orchard COZ frH pT. u. .-s
& 4 TRACT or al ACHES OF IA SD .ffl-
in "A mile oi she Pa q. r.. 900 Portage t.,,u-rtr.
shout - Agry- uI which are cleared. IIt. I-I
Gnce S-irg we'll tlmJcred ana ubuUuliug Iu Ui-
A TRACT OF fO0 ACRES sJfu4t.d three
uiIa- west uf EUrU-huTE mostly uf.frs. prov tF
VIII Dc sold iu q-tniiile- to -utt rIIyIl--t-r--
g. FAUM containing l-I ArItr-- situated Goo
Barr township. = Acres e. .ClE rI having rht.ra--
uu Franc House. liauk Barn uI.d aI "a g.-IIt.ut
Orchard - THIS o. Is verS desirable IHrm Boa
:. A LOT OF GROUND Boz thr yvesf ward 90
Eheu-hurV Furuugh- trFufiuE uu LIl'rHU -fHett Q.
with two story ETurus H HHu-a and gr.H. ~fa-
hlc thereon erected Now iu tbt t,cctl ruluy uf
Geo. w butuIuu. E-u.
s. 4 FARM iu EfrT fuwr-itn. containing over
lto AgItEs HHu situated % short distance sgt-I 90
GrIilifh's mill. uu wh5ch there d. rrrri41 70
Dwelling House uuI uthcr iu pTrEumeufs. uuw
In the urCuuuucy 90 Egeliu- Levy
g. A HOUSE ard ~ LOTS GItFf U Goa wet
ward OF EbeuSiurE thorough. fruutiIg Du ID .ah
feet. The hnusa g. % large q 1yu story frHueHui
there arf als1 90 tH. urculI~i.s good SIalIrHrl
ali ueedfuI DufluIIIuZ,. a. wei u~ "a uuuI
OF choice fruit trees.
ss-Tcrms IVN 5e made reIH Crsg - l,.rciH-,rs.
T. l. JOHNSTON.
Fhenshflrg- Dec q ISIS
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Ar1rOGETIC.--The new press which we
s--rd 10 necessary TO purchase in order to
.r-.ase the dimensions Of the FREEMAN
- haeu at CressOn for several days past,
L,[sifiup the opening Of the Branch road,
~ n some other material necessary to the
,--rrsed enlargement of our paper is not
- reaav for shipment, and hence we can
-ot saw 10 a certainty when we will have
.rirgs i'm proper shape for the new depart
.,-a For this reason we have deemed It
E-st 20 issue the FREEMAN this week in the
IN grru. and may have TO do the same thing
-.vr week, hut after that we feel safe in say
5r1 there will be no longer delay in the con-
r-nuIated Improvements.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

WHAT makes your lips SO awful soreF
Asked Ssrths cross eyed pap;
a nd sarah To- the old man said
It's causs-d ay = small chap.
Then Sarab's youngest bruthcr--
A. vet unknown to fame
Looked Sarah in the eye, and asked
-WneI is the small chaps nameE
Sarah's answer WIS not given in poetry but
IL was 10 the effect that the uunR mans apt
ness 81 qurrv deserved sume fitting reward II
took the shape. Of a suit Of ready maze ciutl-
ing bought at Godfrey VOLTS establishment IN
Altoona, next door ta the pUst-O -Ofhce--ciothtng
the very best in the market, and furnished to
customers at resumption prices. ORDERS sent
by mail will be promptly nlled At satisfactory
prices
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

commencing on Monday March 81 :
GRAND JURORS.
John Burns keeper, MillViI.e BOr.
Morris Casey, boss, Mivile Bor..
James Cooper. boss, COOpCrsdHle.
Daniel Devlia, Hhorer, Jackson Twp.
jacob Griffin. farmer, Conemaugh Twp.
Dennis HHrtgHn, labuTer. hillville BOr.
samuel O. HHra, farmer, Munster Twp.
David Howells, sawyer, Barr Twp
Patrick Kelly, heater, MilvilIe HOr.
Mark Kerr, teamster. Jackson Twp.
John 2 Kirsh, farmer Blacklick Twp.
Jacob kOOntZ, farmer. Suequ johanna Twp
Martin Leap, miner. Washington Twp.
Charles Laughlin, lumberman, Chest Twp.
William \. Lowell, farmer, White Twp.
william O'NciiI, miner, GaIIitzin Bor
Albert Petri<en, clerk, Johnstown.
Henry ShatfeT, saloon keeper. JOhnstOwn.
Daniel ShaTer, engineer, Franklin Bor.
John Sherry. farmer, Allegheny Twp.
lliIam Strouse, potter, } Johust9wn.
Robert Irotter, farmer, Adams Twp.
John L, White, clerk. Johustown.
TRAVERSE JURORS FIRST WEEK.
Allegheny Twp.-Jumes DALEY, John A. Nc
Adams Twp.-Edward McCue.
Croyie Typ.-Adam Boyer, John Ncff.
Byrne, =, t. KERN, Jacob Maggie, James Ryan.
Chest Twp.-John Campbell, John krise, Jas.
Cambria Twp-John J. Evans, Jonathan
Jones, David Owens. Edward Owens.
Couemaugh Twp.-DByid Fyoek; John Kost.
Carroll Twp-H. c. Kirkp- trick, Alex Leslie.
CouemauEh Bor.-Jobn Kirby, VIM. Steiger.
East COMMUNICATIONS Kerr
EbehsburE. Hartman Berg, Richard Jones,
GuliJziu-John TroxelI,
GHilIzin Twp.-John a, M'Guire,
Johustuwn.-ticOrgC Arnold. Sharretts Dy-
sart. Henry Hochstein, John W. James, John
Jackson Twp.-w W Harris
Portage Twp.-NalentiHe Cramer, James Far
ren.
RichIand Twp.-Edward Hipp.
experimentation b. Baum.
standardization Eyer.
SummerhiIl Twp.-Jumes Medium.
W0OdvaIe.- Robert Nixon.
White Twp.-John Troxeli. George Richards.
Washington rwp.-James BuiHnd.
TRAVERSE JURoKs-SECOND WEEK.
Allegheny rwp--JOhn Carney, Thomas Bos-
ensiecl.
Adams Twp Henry Fash, John Topper,
Barr Twp.-K. Jackson.
CUOptrsdule.-Gc George Adams.
Carroll Twp.-John Arble, Andrew Stritmat-
Chest Springs.-John Cornery.
Clearteld Twp.-George \. DIETRICH, Joseph
CLesI Twp.-Joseph Roddy.
Cambria City.-Caspar Roth
Conemaugh Bora dam Roland.
Elder Twp.-Cusmus Byrue.
E9ensbuTg.-E. J. Humphreys, Thomas J.
Williams.
East Conetndugn.-D. A. McHugh.
Gallitzin rwp.-3ernard Myers,
GalIizin.-Ambrose Suuker,
JOhnstOwn.-Jamcs alexander, George Bru-
John Jordan, John Kuntz, Daniel Crawford.
jackson Twp.-EmanueI Custer.
Loretto.-Bobcrt Shields.
Munster Twp.-Willlam CiarrctC.
MilIViiic--Patrick &Od2ers.
Portuge Twp-rhOmas Donahoe.
Rlchand Twp.-Jonn :. B'ough, John }. Hor-
nick, Felix Reiblcy, Hiram Wissinger.
SusquehHnnS Twp Lewis J. Bearer.
StUneycreek Twp;-Daniel b. Horner, Alonza
Rodgers, Ephraim JacOby-
Daniel SkeIiy.
Taylor Twp.-Patrick Tiyhe.
Washington Twp Bernard Biglin,
WOodvale.-WIlliam J. Magellan.
White Twp Michael Myers, Michael J. Noel,
Joseph Van Ormer.
HOder Twp George W Osborne.
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on Fancy Cards, Chrome. Snowhako, sc. no
OO alike. with name, 20 cts. }. Minkier *
Co., Nassau. n. Y.
OE Fancy Cards. with names Zoe, pFasn or GOLD
Z'p AGENTS uut1t. los. 1sJ stS les Hui y Co.
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NOTICF

- Estate uf WN. BAEEE. Sr., ies'd
Letters tes'n.U- -utaFy .n the estate OF William
Baker, ST. late of carroll township Cambria
county. deceased, having been granted 90 % un-
deTsigned bv the Register of sald rOunty- noffre
o. hereby given To all parties indebted TO said es-
tate that payment must be made forthwith. ani
those having claims against the same viii present
them duly auth-uf tet for settlement.
PETER A. BFRrRAA, Executor.
Carroll Twp Jan. -, is1g.-5t
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TIE weather clerk seems just now to be
mbucd with but Jingle thass {, and that Is 10
clean cut the snow rapidly pussible.
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reason OF his being disguised as a girl shat
day. He had been stopping up at C,
a town ten miles beyond D., and was