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r pmcd John Middleton, of Clear
vas found dead in his bed at a
'"'Kvsport. Blair county, on the
'....f the 26th ult.
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"haaDeen unavoicauiy crowueci
Cr columns this week. It will cer
.'rir in our nrxt issue.
. friend, Theodore Singer, of
, ' ,ai dene us the kindness to obtain
i ntir subscribers for the Freeman in
Lriviu" borough. Long maybe live
.pcr,and happy ever be him and his.
, KW Catholic church at Carroll town
. Vicated to the service oT Almighty
,. V'nes;lay next. Mia inst. Uisnop
."jc ami several of the leading clergy
f t!.e dioccte will participate in the
LV.bolic young ladies of Hollidaya
t just now engaged in the laudable
of raising money by means of a
j liquidate the debt incurred in the
c of the new Academy buiiding at
r;3ce. buccess attend them,
it jeuul, Rood natured man of letters,
j.LI.yd, has removed the poet-office
,rj st'-re thereto pertaining, to his for-
,: ;e nm .a'.j nnmg his residence. which
;; recently fitted up in good style. Of
t everybody will go to see him.
fcitit rrcently, a coal miner named
ir, was killed at Larimer's Station,
.sort'and county, by being run over by
in A number of trains passed over
liter Jly tearing him to pieces. It is
r! that his head was carried to Pitts-j.-r;
a cuw-tatcher.
itur iay week, officer Cline, of Grcens-.-rittd
John Brown, of Bolivar,
rt cn ( alii of James Fleming, Ticket
jt Irwin Station, P. It. R., with steal-
rout from aid Station, valued at thir-
'irs, which waa expressed from Johns
f r Ruv. W. 11. Jonea. In default of
i.iwn was committed to jail to await
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iiitoxicatefl man was caught, one night
irofLrt last, on the cow-catcher of a lo-
t'.f. i n tLo lVnrsylvania railroad, and
e! about a rnM and a half, when he
loff. Word was sent back by another
tj look out for him, and on arriving at
Vaoe ilesiguated he waa found lvinsr bv
.iJc of the ttck, sound asleep and unin-
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.James II. Gage by, bes been assigned
"ruit.ng Bervice at J5oston, Mass., where
hjec'.s to be on fluty during the coming
: f, at least. The Cantain i3 one of the
-jtst ";';lIue6,' that ever revolvetl around
'Hub,1' and we trust that when he
tr-.cks" from that city it will be to
y a position of still higher honor ana
a Saturday, IDih n't., a son of Alex,
hrran, of Moin-.t Pleasant Vestmore
i county, met a melancholy death from
Cts of an explosion of powder which
cirml in his pantaloon'c pocket. He
kreral companions wens gathering ap
. rhen one of them playfully threw an
; e at him. which ignited some matches in
s:T.e pocket witu the powder, producirg
irorn wuicu ne died the following
of those ead and disgusting sights
ch, thank God, seldom shock the feelings
Gr people, presented itself in our town on
flay last. A poor, depraved looking
in a most beastly state of ictoxica-
".went reeling for a time through several
principal streets, indulging in the
'tobsceuc and profane language, but was
-y arrested and committed to jail, from
fk it is to be hoped she will emerge duly
i dua repentant.
A roan named Lowry, confined in the
-t'.r.gdcn county jail on th charge of
stealing, made his escape from that
tution on the night of the 22d ult., by
fcking the door with bia finscr ! On the
V1 of hi3 escape he stole a horse from the
';pre geld of William Morningstar, in
4 ?r township, which he rode some di&
't up Woodcock Valley, where he ex
l"sfd it for a horsse belonsing to Mr.
n, and after riding it to Coffee Run, he
ed it loose and took to the mountains.
tills frfim tViA Ttrna1 Tnn rptnnn. ttnH it.
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Ppcsed that he ia lurking in that neigh-
'"niXKl.
fi'e f re in Altoona. noticed bv us last
-ki occurred on Sunday night instead of
flday afternoon. The building owned by
Lang & Winters, and occupied by
firm aa a Btove and tinware establish
'.t, and by Fred. Blurahard as a boot and
tore and M. Ruryon as a meat market,
iVa a building adjoining, used as a gro
;7 store, were entirely destroyed. The
by the fire and the pilfering indulged in
fi&R its progress will probably exceed
A.OOO, and the insurance will not cover
fa more than half the loss. The fire is
"eved to have been the work of incendia--
Two men have been arrested, charged
'a stealing ehoea during the fire.
,FT and Fkstive Fimales. Mr. Wash.
",J?1, of Susquehanna township, woke up
14 lUCsdav morninn in fin.1 a tinmlwr t(
j"5s torn off the side of his barn and two
..wsbest. horses, saddles, etc., among the
-iin?. TTz ;,,.i:i .4. j : .t
tfaced thera to Jacob Yoiit's, in Carroll
v," ? wfaere he learned that a couple of
n? girls from his neighborhood, who bear
t er unenviable reputations, had passed on
, i w r.oensourg. Huspecting that
W v 7 , ""'"fining oi ms mi6siDg proper
followed them to this place and chare.
'V that V v.-J i-i ,i ? .
. hjcj, UJM, lSiReil tno corses ana
W . r " lo 8iae OI VJaTontown,
j mmea mem loose to nna tneir
-'. air. iioyd took the back track
te;n 113 norses, ana we presume
Ul take no further action in the matter.
It to
hy-Z ;0T TaE that R. H. Singer intends
I O "JWU. US iuMna 1 1 : a.
iXr"y i,ntPn,s ca"7 on the Black
tte, "f all its branches, stronger than
Hlov , lo ao thia lt is necessary to
iAh . etc,
'8l.l toT r, UUUCJ- nereiore persons
'G5 aud .Jt Mr',Slcger for work done in '65.
too. in? ear,J Part of '67. are renn.M
T. ett!?; 1 feel, confident that
jvui not lot him stick. 8t.
have been drawn to 8orv"e i Gr.ffK '
'"""T'"11 Lno ensuing term of aurt
commencing on Monday, Nov. 2d, 1867 :
Grand Jurors.
K"Kefr' Washington Tp., Foreman
Boragardner Joseph, farmer, Richland Tp
Clark. Michael, laborer, Galhtzin Tp
FTan: PT111"- 5th w'd,ohnst'n
Evans, Daniel O., shoemaker. E. W., Eben'g
treithoff Joseph, carpenter. 1st, w'd, Oynh
Horner, Jacob C , farmer, Concmaugh Tn
Ifughes, John J., farmer, Cambria Tp
Headrick, William, farmer. Taylor Tp
Kinuey, Michael, miner. Prospect
teW" C- ins- aSt. 21 w'd, Johnst'n
McUade, Uenry, miuer, Gallitrin Tp
Mills, George, farmer, Cambria Tp
Makin, Abratn, farmer, Blacklick Tp
Parrish, F. J., irm keeper. Gallitzin Tp
Parrish, J D.. carpenter, W. W.. Ebensb'g
parrish, Elward, farmer. Cambria Tp
Storm, Lewis, farmer, Cleai field Tp
Shehan, Timothy, farmer. White Tp
Strayer, John P., farmer. Yoder Tp
Shoemaker, Jos., inn keeper, 2d w'd, Con'eh
Walters, Chribt., farmer, White Tp
Walters, Joseph, farmer, Allegheny Tp
i raver se Jurors First Week.
Alwine Jos., saloon keeper, 2d w'd.Cone'gh
Akers Alvar butcher, 3d ward, Johnstown
liehe John, lumberman, Clearfield Tp -Behe
Joseph, carpenter, Carrolltown
Bolsinger Perry, clerk, 1st ward, Johnstown
Berkebile J., farmer, Conemaugh Tp
Braniff Michael, faimer, Snmmerhill Tp
Buck Wm. J., farmer, Carroll Tp
Berg Peter H., farmer, Cambria Tp
Condon J W, justice, Summitville
Coad John, inn keeper, Cambria
Cooper Francis, farmer, Allegheny Tp
Confer Daniel, inn keeper, Taylor Tp
Cronan David, miner, Prospect
Cooa John, jr, farmer, White Tp
Chapman T J, teacher. 1st w'd. Conemaugh
Dunmyer Andrew, farmer, Jackson Tp
Earhart Peter, farmer, Carroll Tp"
Ellis C B. gent. 1st ward, Johnstown
Evans John J, tanner, E ward, Ebensburg
Garraan John, sawyer, E ward, Ebensburg
Galbraith John, clerk, 6th w'd, Johnstown
Haas John, shoemaker, 2d w'd, Conemaugh
Krise, Wm A, teacher, Cambria
Kearney Patrick F, farmer, Allegheny
Klinefelter Jacob, farmer, Jackson Tp
Kittell Fred, butcher, W ward. Ebensburg
Lantzey John, farmer. Chest Tp
Little E J, carpenter, Loretto
Murray John C, laborer, W ward, Ebensb'g
McAnany Neal. bboemaker, Cambria
Mardis Joseph S, farmer, Blacklick Tp
McAlear Peter, farmer, Carroll Tp
McColgan John, merchant. Wilmore
McGuire Bryan, puddler, Millville
McMullen John E, farmer, Cleai field Tp
Nagle Nicholas, shoemaker, Carrolltown
Osborne G W, merchant, 1st w'd. Johnst'n
Parrish Thomas, laborer, Washington Tp
Parses John, marble cutter, 4th w'd, Jobn'n
Ruperts Peter, grocer, Conemaugh Tp
Riblett Wra, farmer, Taylor Tp
Rutledge George, farmer, Clearfield Tp
Reich Christ, merchant, Summitville
Shorten James, farmer. Chest Tp
Von Leunan C, jr, farmer, Conemaugh Tp
Walter Englebert. laborer, 5th w'd, Johns'n
Zerbe John, farmer, Clearfield Tp
Traverse Jurors Second Week.
Ager John, tinner, Summitville
Amigh Sohn, farmer, Susq jehannah Tp
Bender Gephart, mason, Washington Tp
Bradley R F, farmer, Allegheny Tp
Bleugh John S, farmer. Richland Tp
Buck Wm J, farmer, Allegheny Tp
Burkhart Wm. laborer, Susquebanua Tp
Byrne Jacob, farmer, Susquehanna Tp
Callahan, Andrew, farmer, Chest Springs
Cobtlow James, farmer, Richland Tp
Collins Richard, farmer, Clearfield Tp
Can an S Dean, clerk, 1st ward, Couemaugh
Carle M L, farmer, Clearfield Tp
Criste Joseph, farmer, Clearfield Tp
Cover Wm, carpenter, 4tb ward, Johnstown
Douglass James farmer Carroll Tp
Davis Jas K laborer 1st w'd, Conemaugh
Dodson Joseph teamster Allegheny Tp
Dever Wm B farmer Munster Tp
FlaDigan John saddle SJ ward, Johnst'n
Griffith M R farmer Y der Tp .
Glass Wm farmer Munster Tp
Harrold J A teacher 1st ward, Johnst'n
liopple Henry lumberman Carroll Tp
Ilildebrand S farmer Conemaugh Tp
Hay F W tinner 1st ward, Johnstown
Harris W W farmer Jackson Tp .
Jons D J clerk West Ward, Ebensburg
Kiper Henry farmer Richland Tp
Lloyd Beuj farmer Cambria Tp
McKiernau T miner Cambria
McCorniick S B teacher 5th w'd, John'n
McDermitt Peter grocer Millville
Maloy John laborer Cambria
Nipps John farmer Blacklick Tp
Noel Joseph farmer Munster Tp
Orr Wm cabinet maker 4th w'd, Johns'n
O'Hara Wm farmer Munster Tp
Patton Wm P chair maker 4th w, John'n
Porter John laborer Susqaehanna Tp
Roland Elia farmer Blacklick Tp
Skelly Wm blacksmith WTilmore
Skelly Alex farmer Summerhill Tp
Singer Samuel farmer Conemaugh Tp
Sloan Richard farmer Susquehanna Tp
Wentz Wm farmer Carroll Tp
Weaver Jacob farmer Summerhill Tp
Yinger George shoemaker Loretto.
Dkath of Mr. D. A. Conrad. We brief
ly noticed last week the death of our dimin
utive young friend, Demetrius Augustine
Conrad, but we feel that lr.s memory deserves
more than a passing tribute. Mr. Conrad
was born at Loretto, in this county, on the
8th day of January, 1833, and was conse
quently almost thirty years of age when he
died. Very early in life, though bis parents
and family are of ordinary size, it was di6
covered that he must be a dwarf. Every
attention then afforded was given to his ed
ucation, and, differing from the generality of
dwarfs, whose minds almost always suffer
with-their bodies, young Conrad manifested
more than ordinary capacity. He became a
good business man and a fine penman, and
his compositions not nn frequently found a
place in the columns of the Freeman and
other local papers which preceded it. "
Although he died at an early age, his face
indicated a much more advanced time of life,
and it was quite evident that the volume of
brain was disproportioned to the physical
system, thus causing premature decay and
death. His weight was but little over 50
pounds, while his height, by actual measure
raent, was 41 inches.
Mr. Conrad, or 'Little X," as he waa
generally termed, (the name of his father
being John X. Conrad,) received liberal of
fers to place himself on exhibition, but he
had a pride of manhood which revolted at
the idea. He kept a saloon for the last few
years in our village, and was a general fa
vorite with all who knew him. He has gone,
but the happy laugh, the genial kindness
and the manly integrity of "'Little X" will
long be remembered by hosts of friends here
and elsewhere.
-These cold, frosty nights are
ive of more "kiver" on the
Suggestive.-
strongly suggest!
bed, and naturally induce as to announce
that Mills Davis have coverlets and the
wherewithal tQ manufacture fa'aps," eic. -Also,
a fine assortment pf shawls and other
articles for bodily wear and carnf;r,
LOCAL CORnESP0yPEvCE
T
oohnstows, Nov. 4, 18G7.
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D?nald f f rilyifa-rSVBOa of Mr- Daniel Mc-i-onald,
of Cambria borough. It anoear-
that a number of boys wce enjoying W
?aste3inQtJhat P,T' 0Q Tur2y Evening
ast m the annual pastime of "hallow.
ing. as u js called, which
ing doors with cabh- -toiu- iu
ua bun m tb I.iwai. .i r .t. ,
in v.uu ui me vixiagi
in returning rns,vl tl,, j
named Cr.nsTh.m,. ,KTr0- .V,an
be would shoot anv r .v. i
" - nil
These boys
and
that
woma strike his door. The boys passed on
r.X alftwardeturned, and ere they
reached his house, I am informed. Thorn?
son ran nut .;!-. - . . r.
. , - . " 11110 n nis nana, and
?il,f ? lb,eraie aiP- to the crowd
M-n 1 4 .uecc ln tbe abdomen of young
, uo.c ifc lougea, and all efforts
to remove it proving unavailing, he linked
until about 4 o'clock the next nSrninft when
death put an end to his sufferings. He was
pei fectly sensible from the time he was shot
until within a few moments of his death, and
although in great pain, conversed freely with
his parents, reiterating the assertion that he
had taken no part in the sport of the boys
and had gone with them merely to see them
"halIowevelne.', The mnrrWer fl- i ;
diately upon the commission of the dastard
ly deed, taking with him his rifle, and all
efforts thus far to ascertain his whereabouts
nave.proved fruitless. Young McDonald had
the reputation of beinsr one nf th ;.f
and best behaved boys in Cambria borough
o vuuaiucreu quite laientea for his age, and
had attended the session of the Tnrmaf4ni
ia this place last winter. His
conveyed to their last restin nUo in fif
John's (Catholic) cemetery on Saturday, fol-
luwoa uy an immense concourse of sorrowing
f.ieudg. His bereaved parents have the sin"
cere sympathies of the entire community in
their irreparable loss.
I was inexpressibly shocked in reading a
few lines in the last Freeman conveying the
sad intelligence of the death of D. A . Conrad .
Though small in stature, he was the posses
sor of a noble heart and splendid intellect,
and only those who enjoyed his confidence
and esteem can fully realize the great loss
that has been sustained by his untimely
death. For years the writer of this has en
joyed the charm of his correspondence, and
the bright flashes of wit in his gayer mo
ments, or the more solid gems of sense and
sentiment in his sadder hours, are more dear
ly prized now that the writer of them has
passed from the world's stage forever. Poor
X ! the clods press lightly upon bis brow in
the quiet churchyard cemetery of Loretto,
near the remains of the sainted Gallitzin,
after whom he was named, but his memory
is enshrined in the heart of his early friend,
who iu his morning and eveniug orisons will
not forget to pray for the eternal welfare of
his immo til soul.
Our borough lock-np secured two tenants
on Saturday night. One of them was a Ger
man from the first ward, who commenced
reconstructing his spouse on the leather-strap
principle, but as she objected to that species
of amusement she had her liege lord brought
up, and he was lodged in durance vile to ru
minate upon the bad policy of wife-whipping
in this benighted region, where a man isnol
permitted to apply a little moral suasion in
the government of his own domestic affairs.
The other casewas of the female persuasion,
who was hauled up at a late hour of the
night for getting on an unnavigable load of
her favorite "poison," and as a night's so
j mrn in the ,jug" is a good antidote in such
cases, she was kindly taken in. She was
very ratitankerons for a few hours, bufafore
dc broke ob day" became perfectly subdued.
Another sneak thief was dodging around
last week, aud probably with a view to shift
ing his quarters, dropped in at our friend
McKinney's clothing store, and calling for
some article in the show window, picked up
a valise and stepped out while the proprietor
was getting the required article. A vigor
ous pursuit was made, but as the fellow was
bent on travelling, he made such good time
that it was impossible to come up with him.
The case of John B. Wright and Geo. W.
Waters, chargad with shoving the "queer"
in this place, was called up in the U.S. Dis
trict Court at Pittsburgh, on Saturday last.
Wright plead guilty to the indictment, and
Waters was placed on trial and convicted of
the offence. Both prisoners were remanded
for sentence.
Rgiht Bev. M. Domenec, Bishop of Pitts
burgh, will administer thesacrament of con
firmatisn in St. John's church, in this place,
on Sunday next. Skv Bal.
The Ccmiko Festival. The Christmas
festival in aid of the new Catholic church in
this place will undoubtedly go on. The Rev.
pastor informs us that he has been presented
with the following valuable articles, and hafc
the promise of several others, so that there
will be no lack, of magnificent prizes offered
for chances on the coming occasion. The
articles thus far contributed are a new thresh
ing machine, a splendid gold watch, which
is not only a great prize for its own intrinsic
value, but must be much esteemed as having
been once the property of that beloved gen
tleman and gallant soldier, Major James C.
Noon, who fell in defence of his country at
Fredericksburg ; the well known little mule,
a large milch cow, cooking stove, new plow,
silk dress, a set of chairs, rocking chair, bed
stead, a massive gold ring, set of jewelry,
fine overcoat, and several other articles of
value. Papers soliciting chances will be sent
out immediately, and a liberal assistance is
hoped for in the good cause.
Ak Honest Dealer. There is no article
of merchandise, perhaps, ia the purchase of
which a man is so apt to be deceived as in
that of clothing, and-it therefore behooves
every person not only to buy from a dealer
who is strictly honest, bus one who has a
practical knowledge of the goods he offers
for sale. Such a man is Mr. Jacob M. Pir
cher, of Hollidaysburg. Besides being hon
est and conscientious, he is a practical cloth
ier of many years' experience, and keeps on
ly such goods as he knows to be perfect in
fabric and of the best manufacture. His
stock is now complete and extensive, and
his prices are as moderate as those of any
dealer in the country. Patronize him.
A Hiwt to Young Mkh.
If to wed you're inclined,
And a lass you can find.
Gentle, loving and kind.
Our advice. is to take her ;
And when in this you succeed.
All the furniture you need,
Dry goods, clothing and feed.
Buy from Harry Shoemaker.
School Books. Cham. Riberts has not
forgotten to provide bountifully for those
who "tread the thorny path of knowledge."
His assortment of school bcoks, stationery,
etc.Jis not surpassed in tbe county. Parents
and others Interested should remember this.
Rsal BEAtrTtEs. We have never seen
prettier shawls than the ladies sport this sea
son. , cor bY? we seen a better assortment of
the most handsome patterns anywhere than
at V. S. Barker's store, on llain street,
La-llos, go acd iee them, ,
IS fyl
Persons
Can have
HALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
vrbo are Graj
it i .
meir nair restnrfKi tn its no i
t 3 ? . .
wior, ana it it nas fallen out, create a new
Tt 1 1 a n . .
is me oest HAIK DKK55ING in the
worui, malting liJeless, stiff, brukhy hair
ueauny, sort and glossy.
Price $1.00. For sale by all dru-HSt
R- P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. Prop's
We have already eaTled! attention to the
"afford; Liye Stock. Insurance Company.
n-imougn u is almost a new thing in the In-
burance line, tbe enterprise is being attended
with great success. It recommends itself f o
the good sense of every farmer aud team-
i v. richer classes owners 'of
.aiuauie reams, are taking advantage of it
it n particularly intended for the poor man'
and the man in ordinary circi instances'
the class who cannot afford to lose a "ood
horse, or ox, or cow, or a portion of the flock
of sheep. Every owner of stock should ex
amine into it, and be, in the wav to profit
by it incase of loss of stock. Farmington
Just So. The bottom has been reached
and knocked out at Thompson's cheap store
where goods of every description are being
sold without regard to profits. Go and see
one of the best selected stocks in town, and
learn how astonishinelv low f,maa
sold.
MARRIED.
M'CORMICK SHAFFER On t?
ult.. at tbe residence of tK rfKit;n.. i-
VICIfJV-
man, by Rev. D. W. Evans. Mr .Tr- tu
Cormick, of Indiana county, and Mrs. Sarah
Shaffer, of Blacklick twp., Cambria countv.
DIED. -
YOST. In Carroll township, on the even
ing of the 4th mst.. Mrs. Elizabeth Tnt
consort of Jacob Yost, aged 73 years. May
she rest in pjace.
WANTED, AGENTS Male or
Female. Can clear $50 per week at
their own homes, in a Huht and brtnr,V.!-
business. Any person having a few hours
daily to spare will find this a good paying
occupation. Address, sending two stamns
for full paiticulars, E. E. Lock wood, Detroit,
.. Lnov.7.-6t.
Michigan.
jgTHAY COLT.-
premises of the sul
Came to the
premises of the sub
Chest township. Cambria county, on or about
the 8th day of October, a 2 year old dark
sorre! MARE COLT, with left hind foot white
and a small star in its farn. TU ;
requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges and take her twav. niKmrii
she will be disposed of according to law.
n DANIEL WARNER.
Chest Tp., Nov. 7, I8673t.
4 DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Letters cf Administration on th st!.t
of D. A. Conrad. l;tc of Ebensbursh
dee'd, having been granted to the undersign
ed by the Register of Cambria, rmmtr nil
persons having claims against said etat
are hereby notified to present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and those in
debted to the same are requested to make
payment wunout delay.
JOHN A. BLAIR. Administrator.
Ebensburg, Nov. 7, 18W.-6t.
jOTICE. Notice is hereby given
that an assessment of rona pkr nvr
has been laid upon tbe premium notes of the
Protection Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Cambria County, to pay losses recently
sustained, and that said assessment is due
and payable on or before th loth
December next, to John E- Roberts, Recei
ver, at Ebensburg. The failure of parties
insured to pay at the time rfqnired will viti
ate their policies, though the Company may
enforce collection of the amounts assessed by
suits upon their premium notes.
A. C. MULLIN, Secretary.
Ebensburg, Nov. 7, 18G7.-3t
FERIAL LIST. List of Causes set
-- down for trial at a Court of Common
Pleas of Cambria County, commencing on
Monday, the 2d day of November next ;
first week.
Baird
Altimus
Christy
Commonwealth
Brown
Storm
Cressman, Solomon
& Co vs Hushes & Co
Same vs Hamilton
GEO. C. K. ZAUM, Prothonotary.
Prothy'a Office, Ebensburg, Nov. 7, 1867.
vs Black
vs Cooper
vs Christy
vs Gates et al
vs Gallagher
vs Penna R R Co
BANKRUPTCY
IN
District Court of the United States for the
Tl7. ...... r.--j t i
xoi7c;t vj Pennsylvania.
In the matter of ISRAEL BERKlEV
Bankrupt, Western District of Penn'a, es :
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That on th
thirtieth day of October, 1867, a Warrant ef
Bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Western
District of Pennsylvania, aaainst th? estata
of ISRAEL BERKLEY, of Yoder township,
in the County of Cambria, whe has been ad
judged a Bankrupt on his own petition:
I hat the payment of anv debts and the de
livery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him. or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are forbid
ben by law j and that a meeting of the cred
itors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and to choose one or more Assignees of his
estate, will be held at a Court of Bankrupt-
cy, to ce noiaen at the law office of Crus
L. Pershing, Esq.. In Johnstown, before
JOHN BROTHERLINE, Esq., Register for
said District, on the 5th day of December.
a. u. loo i , at iu o'clock A. ii.
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