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S,t.tJ 3, III Il ess orb July 90.
Tho member fos each Stataef tie
atiouas sofainittee of tie Union Vets.
SFaila HilIotf sliil at ossce proceed to or
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IS ls AxnEl,sorF. S. q. 2iih lIni,,. lash

0YFTcR SAvAsEAfE VALLKr r. r. Co.
AispElssols, s, O., 18th July, les0.
sATsED Pic op0SAiss f5r GRADING slie
~ tirst SIX Fn;lss Of Che Ea5annah VALLEY
9ilfoal at its 0orlhegii lcsnilnus ar5 IN.
Syitet 70 20 made ly tho 18th day of Ang gust
next. Bids viii IS FScsiEotfs ios tl,e tgEoJs
disipaces or In sections sSe one nis5a nacS.
PayisI len ta 10 20 made on hiotth ~ cstiia 81 20
2y ths SoinE Eafly's 4siiisineeg qf tlle NoFF
soii.es df the work can 81 sassY AZ fi,e
tslllca 9S TIE Com pquysa 4sigineSF, Major
fAns. p. fsea. a stej15, &. ;fs.
The fso:ipR reseEse tliS fieht Ia relela
any end 81 its Jliae may BE ~
addfl all pgop1sals TO q, s.. I.irusi !,
Z = q. .slle coplPans, ldeFsop 3: /,
sa9fKs HE. TlATl
July 20, 1850
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GENERAL MANCOCK'S LETTER.

a Pepar Every way worthy of the SOL
q dier.atate6man.
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MEDTCAL CARD.

DIR. R. A.. EeEED
TTAVTNG recently graduated In Medi-
z cine st the Medical College OF, South
Carolina, offers his professional services to
the people Of Anderson and surrounding
country. fsl 4s.i =,
July % 1880 q Pm
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SOME VERY PLAIN ENor.rsrI.
IunIhrspnr,a Jpfr, 2

The letter Of Acceptance OF tho Ds:no-
cratic Candidate Coy yice-PresiHsnE.
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lH5l. - INDIANAPOLIS, July 30.
Tho Hon. VIM. II. EngliHh Transmitted
the following letter Of acceptance OF the
nomination OF candidate fof yica. Pgesi.
dent 70 the committee Of notification to-
day:
TO Hon. John ". &terenson, Pfesi,ient Of Con.
.rention, Hon. John II. Stockton, Chairman
aud other MeHb:rs Of .he Committee Of No
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NEW York, July 30.
Tho following is Gen. .Hancocl's letter
0f nccantenca.
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EVILS OF. STtioNG GsooVEnHGEET = ~.
and the long continuance OF pollslca,
power In the same hands. They know
theEe was q tendency in this tlirocs,on In
10 Republican institutions from that
cause, and took palsia ito guard against It.
Tho machinery OF q strong centralized
EaiiaEa. government sssis X, X, :s;a e - sS.ss
petuato sISa same SGT or men IN power
frcin term 70 torn, until IL ceases 20 be o
isepn bl,os OF Is such only In name. and
tnS e tapdepcy 81 The t1aFit3y now in power
yVaya bsssdas tho @il lllp9nesS faeeDtly
manifested by . ipTg6 lnniber OF fIint
party to elect 8 Etls isnt "A pnliEpifed
uuuIner OF tlmey,i 15 quits apR7reylt, and
li.pst satisfy thinking pqopfo lsak ss.lie
tine lias como whsli II Will ha safest and
best Gay tbat party 10 DO fetira:i. Rnt in.
Eesisting the enc prral lhments.o s.of the Gener-
al Government upon tho reserved rights
OF tho people End States, ] PtHk TO be-
distinctly understood "a favofiiig q prom
or exeroisS by the General GoVornitSsit
OF Tho pewerE rightly belonging to Il,
the 1Adnrnl l1n1eY9in1nnf. nr inteffarancn
with the pFopeE eSeSct les 0f rs powers,
muat 30 h1nided. he pnsor OF Slhfns
.nndef tho Cons Il d ssioH mast b3 10 a.
tained and Il Is wen known that this
tSst tAAtftyi1 DStlt tn0 10SiltCss OF f1rtlg tho
catid idstes on Tho Democratic 1Iss=zsfdelI,
tlal ticket. It - acquieacsd in ovary.
where and is now and finally ana f0rev-
er Hss led rs oile of the results os the war.
g " 1es taS Is nd oil aueatiSn that tho
Itllla ate EeaIits ne sslB 5 war for tho ITrs-
foii win not be nvaFfkFawp gp Impaired
should the Demo ratio 81 Lea ta afFeseli.
1n thAs event sprc per. pfo 1.l ~ ilS sls
81 yeil 10 ege cry iegi tllilat 81 tgay TO every
ritizeii, saatiyb or ed opted, In every sees
ton cg The }epSi hlic, an the enjoyment of
all fils - tsefl by the SCTstittt-
ton sise kstlsssl III
a SOUND uIllif Hs,S oR ISQN sssx ia SJ;Y
OF faluo and ptslssils5 ing power coEy6.
golisliiiis glil wit ID tho SfenC ard
lHod ny f9 SsSiil II " orIsl. md
coaasstlne q gol lt and ElIF,sF pnpsr
uest 10 into coin MI ID aQe5h ip ~
1il9 anoy agl1 tiianutjics suriut< ~ ne-
clad aEld buai as5 interesia o Il t!i q az
tgt 20 ilsForea ansi encdn M eafi M ar .ss
10 WHY The soilinr I liiss0ne 81
{if tSst D faeop ~ n ha ii irDlil
deslsucl live coisfp rs stioil OF ca e aatdto
tlat esd their i,nlei i9fnt Ion e. oi Z craa
ssat iia Y otaelSy reEtliGto6. The pa tl "a
Greg ssi = no serti qtleuel irleIntasIisa
nd asFeis gtnetlefl ~ rs "a economy IA exc
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sprcIALAxNoUNCEaENT

--yI-he coming year we propose not only
49,. .rs FREEMAN = better paper than ever
.., we announce TO day such special in
---'--ts t- all new subscribers, as well as 10 old
49, .--zsrz vLl VII pay up to date, as WILL
..--e s-g certainly ought to, make the FREE
-a,.-.r aud iudIspeusabIe visitor TO every
11. . .r- country. This iEducement Is no less
--.-.-.rr .f cur own paper and the Pitts6urg
80. u.srArcu throughout the whole twelve
'----,.- the very moderate sum Of - o.. The
.. r-sF.r-H during 1850 VIII be one OF the
I'D .---L-= lu The country, mil af the fresh
-- .-sa .alas all the associated press aud
-..-- --..-..I ---EElms from Large corps OF
...-.-r-s So the National and State capitals,
-.-. all .a- aiding cities aud towns Of
..rs New .rE. Ohio. Virginia. &c
--.. reports VIII Dc q speciality. On the
--.t.rg ike this offer has ever get been
This l4.l O.. tae STATE. and it viii enable
...--g~s .y the EEENAN 10 procure almost
---...-ya |surua, which, ut ali times uewsy
j.. .----.zsrg. VIII be particularly SO durlnr
--- .---a--5uz wear Issy-a year sure 70 be doubly
--.... fv t,z Presidential campaign and
-..-s,s revival send z your names at once.
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THESES l..

SCEWAB-W ARD.-Narr led. at the Church Of
the Holy Name. in this place, on Tuesday morning
Dee. so, 1879. by Rev. Father Boyle BIr. PETER a.
SCHwAE. of Cuatesyille. Chester county. formerly
Of Ebensburg. and Miss Della WARD. youngest
daughter of Mr.. Martin Ward. OF the West Ward.
No cards, bat an abundance OF Wards.
As the newly welded pair are closely united ry
marriage to the editor Of this paper, feel it in
cUmbcut upon 20 let them down gently as
possible. though we cannot refrain from saying
that they bear with them the hes wishes of Oursef
and their many friends in the new and we hope
happy departure they have lust taken. Peter is
the kind OF material OF which good husbands are
madc-moral. industrious kind, loving and up
right-and Did as she is lamiiarIy called. is in
every respect worthy of 80 good husband. TO
full and a6eetionate spouse. but hcIpmatc and
housewife whom we are confident has few if any
supCrlurs- The attendants on the occasion were
Mr.. VI. r. Ward q twin brother Of the bride. who
press Office. No. 65 Broadway. Now York and VI les
Emwu Garland. one OF AltOoua's aniablc and
handsome daughters. The happy couple left the
same evening for Altoona. from whence they
iourucycd next day To williamsburg, Blair county.
Therc EIr. Schwuh's parents reside and from
thence took their departure Friday morning for
CoateSyillc- where they expected TO sit down 60
supper the same evening in their own house, which
thoughtful Young friend had furnished and
prepared for tine coming OF his bride. and where we
dawniug delights and iu anticipation Of none Of
the possible trIbuatiuns incidental 20 welded iIc
More than that. we hope
The star OF Love which blessed them
With IFS rosy morning light.
May never cease TO brighten
Their peaceful pathway day and night.
Aud that loy.ul golden wedding
VIII fiud them happy. side by side
lie fond and faithful husband.
She true and loving bride.
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SOME advertising now and then
VIII make n boom FOR business men
But he who does IL all the while
VIII soone-f reanh the fonnoat nil.

The latter IS the theory adopted by Godfrey
Wolf, the well known cothier, whose place Of bus
iness is next door to the pOstOftice. Altoona. He
advertises extensively and he advertises iudcious
ly. What he desires TO say to the public just now
is that he is selling of his entire stock-a very
large one-of winter clothing at cost, and as re
CARDS certain garments. Mt less than cost. over
coats especially, have been marked down 70 hg-
ure which places them within the reach Of all
Here is an opportunity which should be taken ad-
vantage Of to secure protection against the biting
blasts vet to come for winter is not half over by
long shot, aud don YOU forget it, Satisfaction as
70 material guaranteed in every Instance. Call on
Einstcin. Mr.. VOLTS gentlemanly representative
send him an order.
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While the darling bnngs her hair her lover fol
lows the fashion and trgs himself out in the mob
bict suit Of clothing 30 be found in all these parts
He wants to make himself worthy Of the girl who
docs the hanging you know. Where does he 90 to
procure this nobbcsJ OF nObby suits . Why. to
Jas. J. Murphy's extensive Tcudy-madC clothing
depot. 100 Clinton street. J0hnstown. OF course.
Mr.. Murphy enjoys the reputation Of being mer-
chant whose every business transaction IS strictly
honorable. and. having n large custom. the mag
nitudc of his sales enables him to supply customers
at lower prices than furnished 10y most other
dealers. His stock of winter goods is particularly
fine, and the public invited 90 call and sample
the same. II they call We feel sure they viii buy.
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o, SHE was a maiden fair 20 view.
with her blonde hack hair and ewes Of blue
But alas our lives are but a span
She started a fire with the coal-oir can.


Having gone 10 her long home in blaze of
glory, the Information are about to impart Will
necessarily possess no special interest for the maid
en- referred to above. But il viii be greeted wi
smile OF enthusiasm by those ladies whose fires are
started without the aid OF kerosene. The infOrma-
ton rs this: ). Blumenthal, at the Great Eastern
Boot and Shoe Store, llle Eleventh avenue Al
toona, has just shelved magnificent stock Of la
dies wear for the feet, including boots shoes. slip
pers and rubbers, all which, having been purcha sed
on falling market can and viii be sold at prices
which defy competition. This is idle boast.
Business is meant and We advise our readers to
take advantage OF the opportunity t. buy good
article at liberal rates.
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LIT uz, then, be mp and clipping.
With an eve for every lest;
still p3sting. still clipping.
Flll our paper with the best

The very best can give the reader to-day-and
10 is not clippcd-is the advice 60 patrCniZc Simon
* BeudhCill. next door TO the First National Bank
Altoona. when ne wants 70 buy suit of ready.
made clothing. The stock in store Of this firm Is
large. embracing all the late winter styles good
for no shod3y is permitted 10 enter into the com
position of the garments they sell: and cheap-=Q
cheap that no other dealer cGu come within mile
OF selling at SO low prices. Should a suit be sold
and fail 10 give entire satisfaction Il may bc cx
changed for another OF the money refunded. i th,
reader buys from Simon y Bendhcim once. he vii
scarcely fail to patronizc them again.
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ROSES DARNER ND NENDEI

y PERFECT GEM.
THIS Is THE ONLY ATTACHMENT FOR
i SEWING u IAgIINE~ that VIII darn and
mend holes IN Stocking NapiiuS Towels. and Az
kinds oT Bed Linen. Price enc Dollar
Now is = OII. Chance
to get one of these Va 8hlc articles for mere song,
SO 10 sneak as have made arr7 ug0-l r1rS which
viii enable tU furnish lhc f'Ner.lLA E-f--f AZ
an entire TO Subscribers In thn county and
"A BARSEH AN. NESDTls. which can DE attached %
any kind cf a Sewing MFrtiur. 81 thr wonderful
low price of SI.S5. I.Gt'c- outside tlc county
viii be charged - cents X rl- % prepay u--t7a-
Address CAMBRIA FltiEN Az
I.a-.s-fr--.H. pa
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H--. H--. -...--.'iil saxon l.t ward I'at'h
. ,, I-.,.,t w IN a. lIaS. II1 i4i- S4
-r.rI-HTla. cole StonvTreeI-I
..- aa.. ~uGwerhul-Phuip y. SkrlIy.
-. - Lynch usguchauna--f hos.
...-- T. N..'lA- IIHeIhlI i
r-.--sr.lI..r V7ffrr-. WIImor--T5
..-. E..I.aI--tsco. W. Koch. Upper Yo-
--H- f. H-...H. Lover N1Ier-Ias Gardner.
HERE THERE ANE THE OTHER PLACE.
r..- rain. terrible rain
tr. -.. NEVER -u see the SUNLIGHT arairi o
Mcdonald .s Co. Ioretto. want 600
..-..- .I good dried apples
...-.f.. Kind at0.E prices.
~s.- .la- .- Pioneer Life. " No IG. came
....... .- r..u of it's length. for our present
-w.u..al# Is Co.. pay half cash for good
-E.E. .-a.H d. Co. keep all lziuIS0f patent
Zines. sual.- cough -vruus. Iiniments.
-r.--..-n--r.-.
Wild pigeon, are reported as being re-
--u fu-- now.
-T. l--slurr Dg;Iv Disuat,li is in a meas
...... .E -... .a.a--ariez of life. i'm Western
g-.. .-..-s Eastern Ohio and West Vfr-
rI-g.-It1
Greeley. uv taking aDr Sellers
-. syrup Lose no time i'm getting a
-E ding makes man. woman. or child
r.-.ar than % tickling sensation in the
Take -Dr sellers Cough Syrup.
1.-Two dollars tnT both the CHICAGO
"Er--- News and the FREEMAN for one
- .-.-.. paid. send subscriptions to
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THE.
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....-. .H..r. L-Hrll-oa. AIICgheny-.TJs Tom
H.--ll.r-E ErIBeuTcheT. ElackIic6-
u..l.. cambria EYr.-tLichI Swccuy.
t-..EE. .... Conway, 81 ward Cambria Twp.
.. Murray. tagrall-}awC5 !. Thomas
- -.-r..l BI--- CleH-heid-Iaucs =
... .-H.-r Iwr.-Jg-aph Hipsch. Chest
-.... s..-.rE- Cauculugl. Twp-Hcn-
#- r..a..u-a Eur.--Hermau Buumcr
-r r.r Esu.r -I ward CCopers.sIc-
t.....-E. w. Luke. Ieau-Ber-
.n...... E.a-r J.arulugh-Ehos NcCabe.
..---E j EL--. East ward &c. Parrish.
v.. ..r- L...r-ITauei. Nahugr- Franklin
g. Ea.ang. GaIiEiu Iwp.-DanieI
-r a... B.I.-E j. Fleming. Jackson
r W L..r.-. lnhH -2w4-Johu Hannah, lst
..-. r..- l..... -i ward James King, 81 ward;
r.. r.aE e. ward George Shacder 5th
--.. &. f. Schubert. E,a ward. Loretto-JOseph
a-... r-.....f .f..--Euilu ~aytuu. lst ward Pat'k
..- "a. r-.L 7I.l-te---N IN. Cassiday. POr-
-E .-... E-urr. l'ruspcct-Hu@h Nc
u.-1Tl. Cole. StonyCreek-
...- ....ar.. ~uEwerhul-Phuip y. SkrIIy.
-... ...--T..u lynch ~uSf fUchauua-T hos.
.-..r-TarT-- B. Clark TunneIhiII-
. ".a..y.r. ashLuglau-Ghristiau Ro-
Christopher Walters. WIlm0re-P
.Er. E..E.aL--rC1. W. Koch. Upper Yo-
--H fE.h-...H. Lover N1Ier-Jas. Gardner.
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GUILTY or WRoSG.-Some people have a
fashion of confusing excellent remedies
with the large mass OF ''patent medicines, -
and in this they are guilty of a wrong. There
are some advertised remedies fully worth
all that IS asked for them, and one at least
we know of-IIOp BitteTs. The writer has
had occasion to use the Bitters in Just such
a climate as we have most Of the year in
Bay City, and has always found them to be
first-class and reliable, doing all that is
claimed for them Tribune.
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EyEgE Cured Promptly and Per
HtEiElk ITBanentiy. ! send 4 bottle -
HIHl q q lmv celebrated remedy. WI itH o val
~ p 81 ~ uable treatise on this disease, tree
Al p Il Il &c ell sufferers wEo send me their
q 81 AZ. q. and EyBres- 0tldress. Dr.
81 "a | SEE. &. ROOF Ne 1,5 Pearl ST
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TaE Pitjsburg Weekly Dispatch is in all respects
Of the best papers In the country, full of the
freshest and most reliable news procured by the
most liberal expenditure. Always frst-class
paper and welcome visitor to the family trcside,
the WeekIy DiSDctch VIII be better even than here
toiOre in every department for 1850. It's general
and special news features have long heca well
known. and as for finance. trade and market re
ports they viii be among ;he fullest. most securate
aud valuable published. Terms. $50 per annum !;
90 clubs Of ten. $40 address,
RoCE l,-NEIfI 5, Co. Publishes.
Hast ii. Tltlh iron Bsii-lu.. Pitts 4l-g-
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DR. Bowers has returned from PhiIadel-
place, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Jan.
10th, 18th and 1Sth-thTee DAYS oEly. His
patients and all others wishing to consult
him are requested 10 call at the above time
and place, as it viii not he possible for him
to visit any Of the adjoining towns this
month TIE Doctor viii 20 from here 10
JohustcWr T2t
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We are sorry to learn that our big bodied
and kind hearted friend, Judge y. f. Car
roll. OF Salina, Kansas, is confined to his
house il not to his bed, with asthma
malady which has afflicted him for many
years, but which seems now to be assailing
him in a more aggravated form than ever,
oldest son of Sir. Patrick Carroll, whose re-
cent death in Conemaugh borough is noted
elsewhere, and is one of natures nobemen
"a devoted husband, kind father, a worthy
son, a true friend, and an honest man. May
the pleasure be afforded US ere long of an
nouncing his thorough and permanent re
cOvery from the eXcruciating but we hope
not dangerous disease which afliict5 him.
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o. A1rAn and expenses 70 Ag'rts. uutht Free.
81 Address =. o. NfCEFEZ, Augusta. Maine.
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For SALE

o. q Month and expenses guaranteed q, AGENTS
- | Dutht tree. SHAW s. Co-SAUCTsrs. sIAISE
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

s&H ZEs1 II h. M $50 % -
lands With the United States, and were to
receive asum Of money a. boot. This vas
i verbal agreement, but when the treaty
written All mention Of money wasleft
out. The Indians could not read, but they
had heard money promised them, and when
they we're informed there was no such
agreement in the treaty they complained OF
being swindled. Commissioner Hayt did
not deny the truth Of this statement, but
seemed to regard it as a very creditable
piece Of diplomacy on the part of the COM
mission. 1t is stated in well informed
circles that Commissioner Hayt will
tender his resignation as soon as the inves-
is over. 1t is to be hoped that
nothipgssEill interfere to prevent HIM from
carrying out his laudable intention.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
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New York, Jaa. 2o.-Cardinal Nc
Claskey says he has not received u 3ispatch
from Rome relative TO his reception of Par
tieil. THAI he knows OF no reason why he
should expect one and considers tae story
sensational.
Denver, Col, Jan. pa special to the
Tribune IRON Santa Ee states that on The
18th Nh. Morrow engaged the Apaches
under Victoria in a fight in the San Ma,eo
mountains and routed them. Lit. French of
the ninth cavalry was killed and TWO In
dian scouts wounded. The Indians loss is
not known.
New Yo,k, Jan. 20.-Whitelaw Reid
sent a party of thirty.tive homeless New
York children west this afternoon under
Society. Their destinations is %Sprlngville,
found for them, chiefly among farmers of
tina, vicinity. Mr.. Reid expects 10 send
another party about the same size before the
season for spring work opens.
Davenport, Jan. 2O.-The Gazette of this
city will publish tomorrow morning a care
iullysprepared report of interviews with 10
republican, lawyers, business men and other
representative citizens as to their presiden-
tial preferences. All are representative
men and their names are given. The
result foots up thus First choice, Blaine,
u; Sherman, %; Washburne, 10; Grant,
10. Many asserted a preference for Hayes
had he not declared that he would not ac-
cept the candidature.
Los Pinos Agency, Col, Jan. 1S-via
Lake City, 2O.-Douglas came to Chief
Shawanao's camp the 18th inst, two miles
below the agency, and sent him to the once
for %rations. Major Sherman, in charge, re-.
fused his request, and yesterday Doug
las came TO the. agency aud renewed his
demand in person, and was again refused,
which creates much dissatisfaction among
both the sU~ncompaghre and White River
Utes. There is much uneasiness among
the Indians in regard to the pending nego-
~,iations at Washington on account. of de-
signing parties having circulated the xeport
that as soon as Ouray returns the Utes
must go. The citizens of Ouray have
taken a decided stand against the parties
who have commenced the erection of Il
building on the reservation and have OBJ.
tanned a warrant for a person known to
have furnished whisky 70 the Indians.