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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-05-21

"A thin hlm OF ice was formed on stand
ing water In this place on Monday morning.
1t appears to be the prevailing opinion
OF all persons with whom we have talked
that the frost on Monday morning did little
OF no damage.
The Normal Literary Society of the
Ebensburg Normal School meets in Armorv
Hall on Friday evening of each week for
literary culture. The exercises consist in
debate, recitations, orations, music, referred
questions, etc. The meetings are open to
all Interested Interested in literary exercises.
The largest bunch of bananas ever
brought to this place, says the Huntingdon
News, has been received by Mr. T. NJ
Speece. the West Huntingdon grocer. 1t
contains over three hundred and twenty-five
bananas, many of which are eight inches in
length, and weighs one hundred and ten
pounds. Mr.. Speece's store has been
thronged at night with curious sight-seers
who view this Jumbo with wonder
Robert G.. Brett, Prothonotary OF Cen
tre county, died at his home in BelIefonte,
on Thursday morning Of last week. He
was aged Al years and months. He leaves
a wife and six children:
Summer visitors are already making In.
quiries for accommodations and In a short
time our town will be filled with people
wishing to benefit their health by breathing
our pure mountain air. People 10 search of
bargains should 90 to John Owens store on
High street, where dry goods. dress goods,
boots and shoes, groceries and provisions,
can always be got at bottom prices.
1t was announced in st. Johns (Catho-
lc) church at Altoona at late mass on Sun
day last, that the congregation comprises
about $50 families, or a total Of between
$500 and 5000 members. When to this Is
Is added the membership OF St. Mary's
Germany church East Side, the grand total
Of Catholics in that city cannot be less than
from FIVE TO six thousand, or nearly II not
quite one-fourth OF the entire population.
On our fourth page will be found the
list OF lands advertised for sale by the Treas
urer Of Cambria county for unpaid taxes
Those of our readers WHO are interested In
the sale should preserve this paper, as we
will publish It but once, and that as an item
of news, not as a paid advertisement. In
pursuance OF the doctrine that "to the vic
tor belongs the spols," maxim that we
firmly believe in, our Republican eotempO-
raries, tie Herald and Tribune will be paid
for giving it the necessary publication,
while the balance Of US will hope for better
luck the next time, and for the present try
to look happy.
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Godey's Lady's Book for June presents
many attractive features. The first IS a
beautiful fIOntispiece Illustration called
Loves Confession, ," copy of a celebrated
French picture. THIS is made more attTac-
tive as illustrating a cleveTly written story
by Augusta DE Bubna, called The RO-
nance of a Rose" The fashion plate is
more than a beautiful Illustration OF hand
some summer costumes, it is real picture.
A variety Of fashions for summer styles are
given in back, and an attractive double col
ored work page. "A Coronet OF Thorns,
by j. V. PrichaTd, gains in interest each
month as 1t progresses. The well written
story, Hastings Retreat" is concluded in
this plumber, and comes to happy ending.
"His Atonement," by Lillian DynevOc Rice,
DAISY" a poem by Charles Henry Haynes,
"A Bunch Of Vioiets' by L. ) l., etc,
etc, complete most attractive number, to
be read while enjoying the soft soutehrn
breezes Cooley grows better each month
as the year progresses. TINS numbef COM
pIetes the one hundred and twelfth volume.
The subscription price for GODEY's LADY's
Book is &. 90 per year.
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nARR1AGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
during the week ended Wedn esdaY, May 19,
1886
George W. Hershberger and Naomi B. Rise
ling of JohnstOwn.
Michael J. Luther and Gussie z. O'Hara, Of
Munster township.
George A. Carihfme st. Augustine, and Rose
+. Warner. st. Lawrence.
Henry b. Burk and Mary Dively, of Wnmore.
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For rhe .sFreeman." ;"

Mr. EDITOR Il was Informed on Tues
dav last that a report IS in circulation at
Portage and in its vicinity, that while was
at that place on last Friday week stated IN
a conversation at Jesse McGouGh's hoteI'
that a coal miner ought not TO be paid MS
wages oftener than at the end OF every two
months. | have no acquaintance with the
person who invented this story and started
il on its travels IN locality where the MIN
ing of coal Is carried on extensively, giving
employment 10 a large number OF men, ana
which is, therefore, calculated to inJure me
in the Legislative campaign now In pro
eress. L simply desire to say to the miners
at Portage, through the FREEMAN that the
charge is false-basely and meanly false. l
rad no conversation whatever with any per
son either in Jesse McGOugh's hotel or any
where else at Portage about the payment
Of coal miners wages, and never enter
taIned or expressed the view in reference
IN that question which the report referred
To falsely attributes to me.
JOHN s. RHEY
Ebensbu1g, May 2l, 1886.
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ONE NIGHT awhile 20 John LAYTON, who
runs the main line boat train from Boston
came on my engine sick as death He was
so feverish and nervous he almost cried
Cheer up john" says I, land I'll fix you in
a iiffv, and I gave him a good dose of Dr.
Kennedy's "FavOrite Remedy" He went
to bed. Two days after I saw him looking
strong as a butcher That's the stuff for
railroad man, he said. Daniel Fits, En-
gineer Old Colony Railroad.
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BROWWS
IRON
B/TTERS

WILL CURE
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS PROSTRATION
MALARIA
CHILLS AND FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN IN THE BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOP SALE BY Hi DRUGGISTS
Ths Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed Red
Lines on wrapper
TAKE NO OTHER.
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Court Proclamation.

Whereas the Hon. Robert l.. Johnston.
President of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
the 47th Judicial District consisting of the
county OF Cambria, and the Hon. John
Flanagan and the Hon. Joseph Masters, Asso-
ciate Judges of Cambria county, having is
sued their precept bearing date the 7th day
OF September, 1885, to me directed for hold
ing a court of Oyer and TeImiDer, General
Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions of the
Peace in EbensbUrg for the county of Cam
bria and to commence on the first Monday
of June being the 7th day of June, 1885,
and to continue :wo weeks.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner,
Justices of the Peace, Aldermen and Con-
stables Of said county OF Cambria that they
be then and there in their proper
persons at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon of said
day with their records, inquistiOns, exami-
nations and their own rememhTances to do
those things which to their Offices appertain
to be done, and those who are bound in re-
cOgniZances to prosecute against the persons
that are OF shall be In the Jail OF Cambria
county, he then and there to prosecute
against them as shall be Just.
Given under my hand and s5al at Ebens-
burg, the 8th day of May in the year of our
Lord 1886 and the one hundred and tenth
year of the Independence of the United
States.
JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff.
FhnUcburp Nav 8 1896
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Items from SOaIpOrt.

Since my last tissue" mighty change
for the better in business way has taken
place in our midst.
The miLes are all working now and one
Of them runs double turn.
Mr. 1. NJ. Elliott was the first operator to
increase the wages of his men. and be is re-
warded by orders for all the coal he can
ship. An additional force of thirty men
was put on the night turn at bis miEe this
week
The red glare Of the coke ovens is again
to be seen in the heavens as evening sp
proIches, thus proclaimirg that our part OF
the strike is over.
The miners are credit to the place, as
well as TO themselves, for the gentlemanly
way they conducted the strike. They were
all self sustaining, no fighting or boIsterous
conduct on the streets, while each one has
some little improvement at bis home to
show that while off work at The mine he
still was not idle.
All other branches of industry here are
up and at it, and when we reach another
payday Coalport will rank financially with
auy town OF its size in the State.
The travelling Snowman with his Punch
and Judy visited us last week, and judging
from the appearance of JudY's mug. she at
least has punched enough. Next IN order
comes the rope walker, and considering
that the Professor had spent 20 hours in the
'cooIer" previous to the performance, he
really did we'll From here he went to
Iryoua and Jared still worse, his head hav-
ing come In contact with a billy that left an
uRiy mark.
The G. & c. r. r. Is now making regular
trips daily, and under the MANAGEMENT OF
sucb men as Ehrenfeldt, Quartz, Farren,
Gibbs & Grant, the road bids fair TO be a
success.
we had the pleasure last week OF receiv-
ing a brief but TO Us pleasant visit from our
time honored friends, Lilly and LangOein'
of your place. Come again, gentlemen, you
shaII have the freedom of the town. There
are mauy Cambrians in business here VIZ
A. C. Buck & Co., Jerry Wilbur, Joe Duroin'
s. Weakland, Albert Flick, Joe Rhoddy,
and AL Harber. They are all making Nv
ing out Of It and perhaps little more.
I am told that the Catholic fair will open
about the first of July. This will be grand
affair. and all will be welcomed. The usual
amount of articles are up for chances and
the onlv way TO win is to invest. What has
become of the Ebensburg excursion party
TO this place; don't give it up. The trip
would save untold Doctors bills, with the
pleasure thrown In.
The estimable wife Of Capt f. NJ. Flsni-
Gan. who has many relatives In Cambria
county, is seriously i'll at her home In TINS
place, with but slight hopes OF her recoV-
cry.
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Married.

ITTTH HER-O'HARA,--At the Church OF the
Holy Name IN Ehen nsburV on Tuesday, May IS,
1856 by Rev. Thomas Walsh, Mr.. Michael Lu-
ther to Miss Gussie O'Hara
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TRIAL LIST-JUNE TERM-1SS6.
Il FIRST WEEK.
Strayer ct. al. VS.. FLYNN ct. al.
SECOND WEEK.
Grouse Va. Faust.
J. 5. OIL Go. VS.. Glenn.
Ivory VS.. Mccullough.
McMillin 4 60. vs. Shoemaker.
Baum VS.. TOnkin.
Myers EX'rs VS. Martin.
MoOrhead VS.. WinEard.
Bennett VS. Boring.
Strayer vs.. Miller ct.
Crum W. Kittsnning Ins. Co.
FIenner VS.. Flenner.
use McC46ntgle VS.. Myers.
Same vs. Thomas.
McCauley vs.. p. X. X. Go.
Richardson VS.. Luther.
Burns VS.. p. r. r. Co.
Flick Us. Dodson-
Hin vs. Ream
Strayer vs.. Burns.
Reed vs.. Thomas.
SheereT vs.. Hayes.
Cunning vs.. Fl Fi!Zhsrris.
Lee vs.. Quartz.
Murphy vs. Trout.
Poland VS.. Hayes.
LA. SHOEMAKER, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Once,
Ebensburg, May 10. 1886
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The new patent seats ana desks purchased
by Supt Strayer, have been placed in the
school, providing comfort and convenience
for the Students. Tne desks are OF the cee
brated keystone and Paragon make for
which MF. NJ. d. Bearer of E0ensburg is
agent.
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Notwithstanding much is said about the
Importance of a blood-purifying medicine
possibly the matter has never claimed your
serious attention. Think Of it noto! H. oy
usineAyer's Sarsaparilia, you avoid scrofula,
and transmit health to your offspring, thank
US for the suggestion.
For Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuralgia
Cramp and Collie there Is no remedy superior
tn the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric on
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Then is your whole system dersbged the
blood is impure, the breath offensive, you
have headache. feel=ianguid, dispirited and
nervous, have no appetite, your sleep is
troubled and uufreshing. To prevent a
more serious condition, take at once a half
tablespoonful of Simmons Liver Regulator,
three times a day-it Will soon restore the
healthy action OF the liver, bowels and kid
neys.
Il recommend Simmons Liver Regulator
to all my friends, as have personally known
il TO cure all liver disorders and sick head
ache. A. MERRITT, Beverly, n. j.
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A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Cambria county, to
report distribution of the fund in the hands Of
the Sheriff arising from the sale of the real es-
tate OF John Leonard, in Tend. ETbOn. No. e5
March Term, 1885, hereby gives notice that he
will sit at his oface In the borough of Ebensburg
Pa on Saturday. May Goth, 1856 At O'Clock r.
m. for the purpose OF attending to the duties Of
said appointment, at which time and place all
persons interested shall attend or be debarred
from coming in said fund
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
Ebenshu z, May "a, 1885 81.
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ROBERT EVANS,
BuckIen's Arntca saIve.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum. Fever
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Corus, and all Skin EruptiODs, and positiveS
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guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. For sale by Z. James.
FITs-All fits stopped free by DR. KIlne's
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days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
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Address Csc. +. E1HELL y Co.. 1USpruce 81,
\ Y.
INOR SALE-~TEAM ENGINES. CLAY Auu
L ore Pans, Boiler and Sheet-lrou work
Secondhand engines and boilers on hand HniEt-
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As CARLIN, Allegheny, Pa tJan. 22.-ly.l
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NOTICES hereby given that the following
~ account has been fled in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Cambria Co. Pa, and will be con
armed by said Court on the irst Monday OF June
next. unless cause be shown to the contrary.
First and partial account OF Jacob J. Weaver
assignee Of Hiram Crum.
II. A. SHOEMAKER.
Proth'y,
Prothonotary's once,
EbeusburV Nav II 1SSB st
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bODbt II a. " INA
EbensburP. May s, 1886.
Thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins. Girard, Kan, writes ::
81 never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
trio Bitters to my customers, they give entire
satisfaction and are rapid sellers" Electric
Bitters are the purest and best medicine
known and will positively cure Kidney and
Liver complaints. Purify the blood and
regulate the bowls. No family can afford to
be without them. They will save hundreds
of dollars Ia doctors bills every year. Sold
a. fifty cents bottle by r. James.
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I ICENSE APPLICATIONS
II The following persons have 1led petitions for
license with the Clerk OF Quarter Session Of Cam
bria coun ". 10 he presented to the Court Mon
day, June :. 1896.
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP.
-. n AVeFIi.
CARRoLTowN BOROUGH.
John Eating House
CLBARFIBLD TOWNSHIP.
George Eating House
COSBHAUsH BOROUGH IND. WARD.
GALLITLIN BOROUGH.
GALLITEIN TOwNsHIP.
Alfred Miller ...... Eating House.
sUHNBRHILL TOWNSHIP.
Nm. Ea ting House
II. A. SHOEMAKER
Clerk
CLERKS Once,
Ebensburg May Il. 1885.
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FOR SALE.

valuable Hotel property known as the Blair
House, situated in the West ward of Eben sburR
Pa. For further particulars call on or address
the undersign ed. JOHN A. BLAIR.
Kbensburg. My Il, 1855.
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Sherif's Sales

BY Virtue OF Sundrv Writs OF Fieri Facias.
alias Eieri Fscias and Levari Facas, Issued out
of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria Co
and to me frected there will be exposed tO Pub
lie Sale at the Court House in Ebensbsrg, Pa, on
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Has attained q standard of excellence vhtnh
admits Of superior.
Il contains every Improvement that fnvsnttvs
genius. skin and money can producs-
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InconpIete Ketnrns.


Returns at o'clock this morning from
Ramsey county were very measre, OWING
10 the rather heavy vote, the slow methed
nreseribsd for counting them and the large
number of split tickets. Fourteen OF the
Hghtest election districts in the county give
Ames /. 900 and kcGil 1885. giving Ames
a lead Of 5e5. In each OF
;hese precincts there have been
Democratic gains ranging from ten
10 fifty. Rice, fer congress. in the Fourth
district. has run considerably ahead OF his
ticket. the above twelve precincts giving
Rice 2, o31 and Gillian 1,152, Rice having
4, lead of s79. It is conceded by Repuo-
Hcans that the county has gone Tor
Ames and Rice by Rajerities OF
from LOCO to 1900. Democrats
claim majority for Rice OF from
three to four thousand. Election districts
yet to hear from are from the First ward,
the Second. the entire Third and Fourth
wards. seven election districts in the Fifth
and four in the Sixth. The county ticket
will be divided By the Republicans and
Democrats Indications are that Richter
is elected, though friends OF
Allen do not yet acknowledge his
defeat O'Connor. Democratic candidate
for clerk OF the court, claims to
be elected over Nichols, Republican. and
Rel, Independent. Of the precincts
counted, O'Connor has lead Of 1876.
Burton, candidate for treasurer, in the pre-
cincts counted is running little behind his
ticket and Republicans claim the election
of REM. NJ J. Bell, for register, is ahead
of his ticket. Quinn's friends claim his
election as coroner, though in the
precincts hoard from MarkOe is
holding pretty even with him.
Kahn, fer auditor has q good vote though
the returns are so incomplete that it cannot
be told with much certainty whether he is
elected or not. as it will be clese In the legis-
ylative districts. little can be told. Merriam
has polled heavy vote against Wood.
and after visiting several poll
ing places last night. Judge Wood
was inclined to think himself defeated.
In the Seventh ward Hendrickson, Demo-
cratic candidate for representative, has 6S4,
against 439 for Anes. the Republican can
didate, with Mounds View, Little Canada
and White Bear village yet to hear from.
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DoffIng EOnmets at Theaters.

bOStOQ rust.
Ihhave noticed at the theater this week.
with no slight emotions of joy, that some
ladies have taken to checking their bonnets
and hats at the cloak room and sitting with
out them through the play-not ladies in
full dress. either, but ladies in the ordinary
garb of the feminine American citizen. 1t
is needless to say that woman looks much
more beautiful at the play without bon
net than she does with one, and the pla y
looks very much more beautiful to the peo-
pie behind her. | am told, on pretty good
authority, that this custom is going to grow
until hats are no more worn by women in
theaters than by men. Although there can
be no question what is essentially the right
thing IN this matter, l wish [ might pro-
woke a controversy about it. because it
would have to be sattled somehow, and
nothing is ever settled until it is settled
right.
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Princess Beatrice.
London Modern Society

LONDON MODERN society.
A regretable fact that can scarcely escape
the observation of anybody who comes into
frequent contact with the court circle is
Princess Beatrice's ever-increasing spirit
lessness. 1t shows itself in her face as well
as in her actions, and conjectures as to the
reason for it are numerous. If ever the
mystery is solved it is to be hoped it will
not be found that her royal highness real
ICES she has made a mistake in her choice
of husband. But whatever be the cause,
Princess Beatrice is wonderfully changed,
and that not for the better.
With regard to Prince Henrv's exploits
with horses, and particularly in the hunt
ing field, we recommend to his highness'
notice bon mot uttered by the prince
consort. One day when he was thrown
from his horse in the park, on his aide-de-
camp dismounting to render him assistance.
the prince said, with smile: ''Ah ah! /
thought had improved in my riding, but
find have fallen off"
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husband and wife.

DeS MOlneS MAIL.
A man has an eye for beauty in his wife.
He notices the soft wave of her hair and fit
of her gown with sort Of pleasurable
pride, even after time and trials have
dmned the glamour of first love. The
successful wife must represent to her hus-
band all the virtues; must be sympathetic,
and at the same time sensible. She must
be bright. entertaining and agreeable at
home as well as abroad, and she must
know how to preserve silence when it is de-
sirable to hold her tongue. even though
she is ready to burst with indignation. If
she does not possess these qualities let her
cultivate them most assiduously. And
there is no trait that is such powerful
factor in household harmony as assimila-
tonic become one in thought and pur-
pose, to have kindred tastes and kindred
wishes. The theory of the affinity of OPP
posts was hopelessly exploded long ago.
The picture of petite blonde Desdemona
clinging to a swarthy Othello is very pretty,
but if Othello's mind is out of tune with
Desdemona the affinity cannot exist.
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Cruel Slaughter of Deer.


A gentleman who has just returned from
hunting excursion In Southern Oregon,
says the business Of killing deer for their
skins is still carried on there as extensively
as ever. The settlers in that section are
becoming disguised with the business, but
can not do much to prevent it, Some are
afraid of having their cattle shot if they
make complaint, and others say: 1--WE
have dune the same thing ourselves" and
have no right to complain of others. In
every direction in Coos, Curry and jackson
counties the camps Of these skin hunters
are found, and around them are the car
casses of deer rotting on the ground. Two
hunters will start out with a pack-horse.
each loaded with provisions for two weeks,
and at the end Of that time return with
their horses laden with 100 to $50 deerskins.
For these they get about so cents each.
One of the worst features of this business
is that as the skins are thinner and better
adapted for fine buckskin in the summer
than after the winter coat of hair has come
out and the hide thckened, hundreds OF
does are shot before their lawns are sufi-
GENTLY grown to take care of themselves.
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A Fa NOUS Divorce Suite

NEW ] DIX " UTIU.
Lord Colin Campbell's divorce suit will
be heard before Sir James Harmon soon af
ter the opening of the law courts in Noyem-
Der. There will be an extraordinary bar
present, the attorney general, solicitor gem
eral, the two ex-attorneys-general James
and RUSSELL Sir James Parker Deane, and
w. Inderwick, Q. c., being among the
counsel engaged. Sir Henry James leads
for the petitioner, Lord Colin Campbell.
The correspondents are four in number
namely: duke who has already appeared
in the same character but in different COM
pany. a general almost as widely known in
literature and art as in military circles. a
captain who is most valuable public sar
want, and a fashionable surgeon.