1 3a331H2SSE-fE.12LJ
THE FREEMAN.
ZEZXSBUllG, PA.,
TDEdnT, : : : Feb. 13, 18GS.
r -11 1 ni -n tt man i an m pi m m m , t-i
DATIS A.VD-L(.TO..
The )tfinocratrc Statu Convention, to
iu:i ut IIurTioliurg on the 4th of March
next, among its other duties?, will nomi
nate cnniidutP3 for Auditor General and
Surveyor Geneial of 1 V-nnsj Ivaiiia. Sev
eral drj-:ihijUKheJ gentleman have been
nnrnt-d in connection with er.eh of these
' ' ' '
vei.tion will phrve before the Democracy
101. m i :.f i o ttj.ii. t: nooi.t mo lot t onv
hueh cundidatcs as will command the uni-
veial support of the party.
Whatever claims other candidates may
possess, it scents to tin that our standard-
t Mirer of If Co should again receive thi
i.omiirution. They both received the full
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Deuioeroiic vole t.'un, and they seem to
., . , , ,
ti "ially entitled to it noiv. 1 hey are
1 J '
)oth nteii of education and talent both
posits ui! the requi.-ito qualifications
;md both shed their blood to preserve that ! An exchange says that a freed woman
Union which the mudiKt of KadiciK.a. ! f wirleans bought a skyrocket, un
, I dor t Iii impression it was an ornament for
now seeks to de.troy. , lho ... i;i wh;ch pUIon s,je wore jt
l.j)ti:UIy if Col. Ltuton entitled to a J uut;i iX sagacious urchui touched 4t off.
rciiOuunation. When formerly nominated 1 . .'V.e friends of a Western United
he was but little known throughout ike !a;es Senator, of intemperate habits, who
vj, , , i . i; -i- . recently afpared in the dining rtiora of
.State, e.Mcefitiiig fur liu military services. ...... , ' , . ... ,. . , , .
,, t v uiary s hotel, at V. ashington, clad in
1 lis .avd qualifications were, in a measure, : 0!lly a c ganneaf, arc trying to induce
taktn upoii trust, or rather upon the as- j hiin to resign.
ur.ice of those who khjw him bt st. ! .. A farmer named E. W. Dixon, of : prerenti. d, Mitchell, an honest rj.d rcs
yC has, bince that time, been placed in a ! 1,;'f'! Cunty, Virginia, was re- pcetable citizen of Atkansas, died in his
v i i I duced to bojgary a few nights since by crll the munlcif-d vh-tiin of t !,r.if.J ml!
position whero not onlv lus principles, , it i rto ,v,a . t. ' muiocicu Muim oi a orutat rnn-
- ' iK-ing robb-:d of fc3,000 the amount re- nary despotism ae, brutal far more
but h,s capacity, have undergone a test, . ceiVcd from the sale of hi, farm but one -han any act that ev er i.-graced the an.
and be has fully sustained the reputation ; day previous. j t!!l!i, Df 0,i.CP government under the
bis ;Vktstls claimed f.T him. ' -Mis Kettie Iisbee, who stumped j sun. Liuck lliver keninfr.
As a Democrat his cour,c has been un- ! iv:',! i;t ,n Ut''J',,1, wo,m'n SUUr? "ac
... ,. , ! c-me over to the Democratic nartv, and
wavenrKjr, on all occa.Muns stanamji up for ! :, - ... 4,-T., . ,
j is now .ecturing on "Ihe r allure and the
live integrity of Democratic principles lot," meanirg the f wluieof the llepub
never jicldlng to expediency never dloJg- ! bcar.s to avc the country, and the horn?
iiuj uny of the
real issues of the dav,
Ah a Lejiislar, his career compares fa
voiably with the most tak ntcd and elo-
ijieiit in that body when the Ie:nc-crat '
have fo inriny able find fcarhss cl:arapion.-.
V'e do nut know that Col, Li. .ten cares
i.r ihe ht
ommation, or se.-ks it ; for
kiod- j
rcty Le as nua h a characteristic of the
ii.n as sto his other acpiiiThi"nts. 1j;
wo do tl.'uik that it ; a compliment du '
W il: Dviujcruey oi the State, and espr- '
i ai y to the mrcr fahei ing Democratic'
.iduvui of lniN Ciimbrii, to place Lim :. '
tea ond lime Ik fore
Th-- A.'i'VfH'.tt has o.ji Geary into the
"ia?t ditch
ar.i the;
c ipc-ms disoscd to
leave Kim, it sv:rs ce
T ..
;iii!y no fault of
ihe "grca; failuic" li.at he
couid not
tflttr the ditvh," (fbotv.di had he been go
ing ft t'-jHrcr.t Ji.'rcoo.'i wo have no doubt
I - would bavs ckarrd it.jbt.t the f:;?t of
history is, h:.t so f.'.r from l-:vd:n "his
n.k'ii to the charge," fat-y wvr-s net ahlc
him to it. 1
As to Genry'a charge cf politics, .at !
1 as nothin- fo do with bis nersom.I c.mr- l
O 4 '
i He chas.ged repeatedly, but nvt
"about the year bl," for a f.-w week-: be
fore he was nominated for Governor bv
the li
he littd? in 1SGC, if he is to 1-2 bolioved !
.imrclf, he was n Democrat, "without
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hi
i.o.x ci pie.i... inuccti. ie l:as alwavs
managea to a iapt ins politics to los in- i
los in- j
ampant ;
t":ot. " hen Democracy w:;s r
an l protr.aon', tua.ie a r xe ilng on
the Old Portsge When it rcrpired back
tone, as in JCansas, lie took insults fioni
border rufdan i-.r.d liierallv
it-
1 wua
weakness w .hen it was dangerous to bo a
i emocr:.t. In tle palmy days of Know
Notbinism, he was, what he is so we!!
cpiaKfied (o be, .voinisa. At the fag
end of lSuohanan's administration, he was
:i valiant Democrat and Ihicham.n's
D--pity Manh.d.
Hut too much of Geary ' i con-rf.-lcnt
in one thing, and fhat is, in the
words of Tliad. e-tevens, "a great failure."
j
II-jvv a it v. t 1 i v. Mititnr r.vi.i.Ks!, The. j
forrcspoiiJcnco of Gerend Grant
with '
ilit- 1 .e.-iaent, re!.;iv.i to Stanton and the
War Department, shows how the might- Jail, when he ordered tLe Adjutant Gen
ief.t heroes und most popular men may eral und iissistra.ts to rescue him, but
l:d! when th-y ent.r info polities and suf- woat effect.
llr fhemselvi s to be influetic ! I v politi- i TT
ciaiM. A fhort lime ngo Gen. Grant 1 wo 5IliL,i:i-9 Cavskii by a Lamk
was the most popular man in the country. 1 JU'Ui AND rD?G e revived yesterday
lie had won imperishable renown on the ! 'n 5c f the employes of the Quincy
buttlo field. He was looked upon as a 1 . S. Jo La"ro;uI the news of a shock-
model of honor and frankness, and as be
ing inherently conservative. He was
looked to as the proper man for President,
because it was supposed he would not
g a with ihe extremo parties. In a word,
his po-ition was a sp'.ended on". Rut he
fell into the hands cf scheming poll iciuns.
Through their influence-, d.ubtlesj, he i
went into the War D.-partmcnt to thwart !
the President to watch" and obstruct the I
Executive, as ho confesses, in the matter I
of carrying out the reconduction laws of !
Coticress. 1 h:? great soldier ha5 been led
iato the most cqjivocal conluct throo-h !
teat .l o wheal ii Ihia Ko.nton l,t;.le j
v....,e.-S, ,
w:n iio...tun, ami a. u.siro w pteasc the
le vh rsol the domin-cM party in Cot i
an.l ihcv b ,vo used him as "u cataw for !
th ir ow.i purport s The fate of General I
ti-:n ii.o:;tuii, and a, desire please the :
so ;
Sc'U might Lave been a warning to him :
bwt it 8. vn t! at nml-i;is;n bkn Is and -er-(ftts
ike no.-t distir.guk-hed nu n, NVhn
we look nt the position General Grant ha
I. It ! flinU Ml ! rt(-..r, tl...!.. . " vwiuiuiiir, . ill? 11. . 1 o ...
1 It. 1 . ' UJlLJ U l L II IIP l:li rivMvrvi.tln I U.
,hro-U thU i-nton affair, it ,ay ' ' ' - ti'd tiQ U ! and ail di'4,,3 of the Stomacl! iS, 2'
wTl r said : How fcre ih mij-fity ' "'"""l. V- r;iQ ,ir l" Pur'- rhysici.r.s. clergymen, and ad who ue iY
en! A. J. fit -.Id. h.m, l it vv itti btt.e h.3 of securing him." join ir. unbounded prdise of its great rirtoe
''",r' C l ) L'ccrm, 25 g.V.d drygjisfs er.rywher. Vric $1. "
IJEV7S CF THE YEEK.
. .The Democracy of Tionestn, Wnn
go county, elected their burgees and town
council on Monday the first victor'
t-ince the town has been a borough.
. . A nero at Fort Porter, New York,
attempted to Walk one hundred miles in
one hundred consecutive hours, the other
day, but fell dead ut the fifty-seventh
hour.
. .It is ?aid that Mrs. Liincolii id really
insane. .Siie lately fold out nil her furni
ture for fear ol' being rubbed, and keeps
two men hired to etund -uard iu her
f huufc-.
..Mure than 22,600 was raid by
. i .
me c.tiai-j or i.ie .ate i ctcr l-wniiavtt as
! internal revenue tax on Jeizacie?. TIas is
j the hirf tax of the kind ever collected
in this country.
. .M'. Jlenreh'dT, the oil speculator,
who was robbed of 1210,000 sevcia! days
j since, at Oil Creek, i- s.-.id to be worth
; cur $7,000,000, and ha
$1,000 per day.
as an income ol
. V Au man was picked up
( m the streets of 2ew 1 ork by a policeman
J -p, i. r ! .i
on J hursday n:ahf. On searching the
! drunkard at the station hmi. :? 4-l.v
i was found on his person.
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! ,lui W'-mccrats will.
. . i ne .vianitaio t.vitnn.; union says
that in South I.-mi.I, recently, a man over
t-igldv years of a-c was married t a
SwrJi:!i girl of twi r.iy years of p.g?. Mr. 1
J'ugh is a WeIliUi!.r, ai.d con ot .-peak a ;
-.d of ITnisl
S vedi.-h, raid th
jriii can r.ritu'.r sju r.k Wcl.-ii or Knglish.
..A correspondent of l.ic N -w io!i, :
'IVibane, sl.ocke! at the t rrlb!e,
. a i.
he s ;r. n-ed!e? U.:iv.-:--
h ringing, s-.igge-ts that !..
h" ma !? to t 'iivh a wo
with twelve I.oyd -n iars
cr.m.n,
t.
ft-T t!:ev I:::"-
c :m-i:--wka
d.
:':r.oi.w
li. ,v
wt-tilJ to inat;i.r,.,.!ie us a: d (
j
aii.l-j.-s
. . At the ex; ! jsion t
f the Harry D.-an, j
. on the Ohio livr, recently, i n-j of the
; ''dh s on braid was so frightened that the ;
; . . i : r e
r (nil
H-.e ot
iiiitantly (
. - i
lite, while that on the other dido j
r.la
:e
d its natural color. A lady
t unchanged hair in 1st u-A have !
bo". ri her own.
. . A si-houl teacher iu a di.vr'o-t
j
r.-.ir
Vi oodstock viilairo. Wrmo'-.t. reeet.iiv
. . "7 ,
tioew a !.e.-.vy d-.r key at a boy for
oing c'
!' u t.n- i'f... !!!
. "
across toe nose, r c h-d the I
-kio c-tf iruin that, took an eyebrow vtV, ;
1 boi-r.4 -1 b.ic' sevcu or eight f.-c fa!!-'
i:.r c.n tl-.- 11 ,or
A Nc.v Yotk ppcr ki ov. s cf a p cr
V0P-'n in ;h;it 'v!:,) embroidered a
ork, a.J received therefor 1. 'J'l.e r 1 J' Washington correspend
ia;erial cost the merchant w ho paid the ev,t "f a K:iJ,' p-ipcr says :
: ice for work on it if'7. The .o-nnJ-te ! "Mr. Sira;iue. of Ilh ;d T-l.io.l ,...
r,r,""'!e co l'i"u $11, and he recently
U f'-'r 70' !
--li:? Elated that n-h were recently !
.tly
i ......
; i. ii'it'ii
away irom leaver Jake, iseon-
.... rffjT
-in, by t!
mii, by the. s!e l load by farmers to fctd j
ocir hogs with, The iake froze over '
nus!ia..y e ii this year without air
:S.
A ..:., n t. . . .1 1
o.o.j: .-j ii.i irjivs Hiio me iaKe,
nvi:,ir.g a I
:e spaec of open water near
the s.are, mid here the ihh ru,hcd lr j
air, crowding so thick that sleds were
loaded wuh them with pitchforks.
. .In h rank fort, Ky., en the 20th, a j
riro com rait' cl ko cutrag on an Iri-h !
L'irl, tit.etn yeais ell, and afterwards
threw her over an embankment at the
railroad tunnel, breaking her shoulder
blade and otherwise injuring her. The
nepro was subsequently arrested and lodg
ed in j-.il. On the 30th a crowd of in
furiated citizens assembled and forced the
jail open, taking the negro out and hang
ing hioi to a tree on top of the precipice
where the young Irish girl was thrown
over. Several shots were fired into his
while hanging. The Governor
Knew r.uxning ol U e ot j -ct ol the citizens
until the nrisonr-r luiil lvon t-A-.-n r,..ir. il.o
in- amor inai transpired at Uottaviile.iMo..
one hundred miles west of this place. The
particulars are as follows: "A farmer
who lived r.ear Iwtlsi!!e, on going into
his yard or field, discovered a lame mule,
belonging to bis mighbor, eating and
destroying his oats, which were stacked
J near the house. He a: euce set his do"
-f LJ ones sot his dog
Vf laC cnfl aii;n':tl- 11:5 nghb,
,the V' cf,t!,.e c,uIe observing the dog
ara-n? a!Kl ng the animal, went j
0 1l!lC no?:c Prfcurod Lis gun and shot j
" J "u aggravate.i me owijer
that hc rrocurci a gun, a
Cing to his ndghhor's, discharged it
. , T.r ...... 1. . 1 ..
. .r ".onuau-iy ins neigtaor and
, V
v'lfc wcr8 f
hf
dic;,arr'u f"
i.im v. i.c uu h.anumg near, tlai latter
uit in her arms. The sin
om the gun not only killed
the nmie, but inflicted a mortal wound
upon the mar, and left the child a corpse
wi its mother's arms. As sotn r.s the
p-petrator of the dee 1 rwi.liz.-d the terrible
A Sl'KCIMEX Oi Mil itahy DnsronsM.
Near the Southern centre of this State
of Arkansas lived, a few months ago, a
young man and his still your.er sister,
with a young and accomplished wife,
whom he had taken to his home fireside.
Everything seemed bright and beautiful
before them. The young; man's name
was Mitchell. In August last Mitchell
bein absent, as also was his sister at n
neighboring house a worthless scoundrel
cr.ine to their house, whose advances the
young lady had rather sccrnfully repulsed,
and hired a negro man to send a negro
b'y to tc!i Miss Mitchell that a lady had
called to see her, and desired her to leturn
home. After closely questioning the boy
the young hidy was convinced that lie
..o tf i!',: her a lie, and did not return,
I,, the cvcn'uio; the bt other returned, and
having learned the facts as above stated,
jiti 1 provoked at the impudence cf the no
pro who had accepted a bribe to sen 1 m
lie to his young sister, lashed him well
with a bridle rci
The
negro went to Duvali's IIIu.'Fand reported
to one McCnllorh, agent of the Freed
inen's U-jreau, who r-ferred the matter to
General Smith, at Little Hock. C?mi;h
at once ordered the arrest of young Mitch
ell, who was incarcerated in the Arkansas
penitentiary in a dark cell, four by eiikj
let t in size, w here he lay for nearly four
months awaiting triul by a military com-
mission. Seeing no disposition on the
part of tke military despots to give Lim
even the form of a trial, young Mitchell's
counsel prepared, about the 20th of Octo
ber, an application to the Judge of the
Distiiet Court of the I7t.it. d Sta'es of ike
North'. rn District of Aikai sas. for a writ
of It-.tli: its corr.im but bef .i e it could be
Waki:in(j aoainot tc Dlad. The
New York Tribune says :
"It is said that Gov. Genry withholda the
lYuriiylvania appropriation tWa the An
tictam Ceructry becan.e the Maryland au
th'iritks have made provi.dr n for buryinc
tic re'-fl dc.vd ;l:trrin. We tri:.-t tliat" the
stfy r.-.t true. If '.vc a:e :ealy r t.;u
dun the l- b-As who 1
i.iVj i iki .l i.vn t 'acir
.irms, c.iu s r.ot f rg"t re.-ertTent towards
tL. se who have given s:p their lives'
Gov. Geary has not- only withheld the
nppropnati'n, out has socurvd the passn-o
pa
t a ic-'o.ution o
f th
aiiris in
the Lower
tb .
h
- L"lt rsi.it ore, for so doing
.v.-ry "i rTow imraf.d Ljockhcatl" and
(Vvry !:t!le neatro"' votinjr for it.
. I!: V.
tiiei:u:i;b r ol tune who voted
tho? ."r? :-c:n-2 who wens roforious cpr-oii-
lators in the neccs.-i'.i of the Gove;rii!oif
dui !!"jr the v
ir
otl'tr? '.v!:o
simulated
ailments arid plead ae to avoid conrrlo-
tion, and sti 1 others who fc t tv-froes info
the army to destroy rations in th.ir stead.
Among these who voted r.ainsi thank
Geiry for his hyena-like, conduct, were u
l.LC.bcr of brave Democratic soldiers-
i.i;:uu , luaiKii, liousii ana others who
n-.t only met th? rebels in fair li -h. l.it
T . 1.. !. 11 1 -I .,
!-h.! tkrir b'oo-.t In r'..v .,r.i.., r.
------- 3 --. .1 I IU. V J I L 1 I
meat the Government which their noli-
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runted, and brounht to the vcr( of Hr-.fir..
cial nnd political ruin w ith their malignant
anU corrapt partisan measures. V-:-.'
u uton.
Tinr Sexatoks. "God and Mo
a li,J'-- Sensation, about one o'clock, by
insisting on bis r?p!t to the floor. lie
finally made huo.se.if uudlll-j a.oiniu to sv,
by
e
finally made himself nudiL'j a.omjJt lo svj
1 ''' ''i a pmttoa jium las constiiuctits.
. 7 , .... . ..
u'r' lrtre P00t' ami had no one to reic
M',!t 'hem on this floor. After this sur-
in.-ing declaration he became discouraged.
.,.1 ..... 1 .... .. . ...
oi.i nus iiM?iuii o oiii me nau bv a svia-
pathizir." Seniaor."
Discouraged" is rood. We supoose
the "sympathizing Senator" was Yate
of HHoois, who recently made his appeal
ance in the uininii-room of Wlard's
lloted. clad in .1 sin"lo lino, -...r,,,.,,,, a
strong movement is on foot to induce him
to resign. lie 1ms been in his seat very
little during the present session. Chand
ler, of Michigan, is little better than
Yates, being drunk most of Ids time. Ve
do not suppose Wendell Hiillips, and the
more decent and conscientious Radicals,
will be able to damage General Grant
seriously with the politicians of the Ke
publican party by proving that he is
frequently drunk. It seems to be a very
common thing with the present leaders of
the '-God and morality" party. Lcincus
tcr Lit.
c- - o -
Moke than They R-ARfiAixKi Fon.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York lJcrcdd says, the House Judi
ciary Committee, in investigating the
matter of Mr. Justice Field"s alleged ex
pressions with regard to the unconstitu
tionality of the Reconstruction acts, found
more than they expected, or perhaps de
sired. The chairman of the committee -
I. .... n ........ 1. ,1 f
i i-cvu, xjn a, 1 luoiougu ivauicai,
was called to the stand as a witness, and
he testified that not only Mr. Field, but
Mr. Justice Davies, and, what is more
astound ujg, Chief Justice Chase, had pro-
I)0uriced the p
unconstitution
of tLc Radica
pending Reconstruction bill
ioual. The rtCAt Ilieh l'rit
1 Church, tha Radical can-
jiJa(e fl
Wilson's testimony created a commotion,
at this capital.
Cot's I)jpcpfla Cure
Will immediately relieve and icrmanently
cure the mo.-t ng-rayated c-.tseof 1) vspensia.
,r (!:.- I'raji.tinmi f'l.'. .C T
, - . .n-i , , ' . uoiu uay oi January, sv. v. ioo, Dotti days inclusive, ana nna inem
J VCAW - k-JIUVilt 1.1 A 1 , ' . 'J.li . .... . 1T I A W-v . . . . . - , . . I
; ,. ,, . ... . r . aa lun-uivi siie:iieni oi iiau:illief ana vsceis ui haiu
i-.ii"t-ii, ulli; tii iJiniiie CO.nVCTta- ..I ... .1,., C : ... . . c t t-i-.- i . - -1
,1 ' i i ,: ,7.7. . : , " rt Witness our hands, a: the Commissioners' Office, the 30th
li. .11 .iii- iiiii luirim.r i li nni i , . i .... .
, w, ipju,,. II. D. .S1IAFFE1I, 1
..... v..u.,.. y a. -u.j.uMj lo lae D. A. HITHER, ) Auditors,
mousmg pohticaans who thought to make EDWARD D. EVANS,
I a case agatnst Mr. Justice Field ! Mr. A.c. r--,. vr . 1
RECEIPTS MB EXPEKBITURES CF CMB8U feiiSTL
I'fom til 27Ha day or Janusiiy, A, D. to t!i 30?Ia Car of '
January, A. 19. ISSS, boJIi Cajs 1dcIs.:to.
Dr. BERNARD M'DERMITT, Treasurer cf Cambria County. dr.
1SG7.
To b alance due the County at
last setrement,
To amount of County Taxes re
ceived from Collectors for A.
1). 18G7 and preVrus years,
To amount Poor Taxes, do. do.
3,792
21.571
222
C'2i
'1 amount Kolief
'tff aniourjt ivU'iit'y
1805, do.
'y " do.
To ani;nit C.A.ty Ta"X"s on seat
tl aud unseated lands for 187
and pievaivis j-ears,
Tt amount Poor Taxes, do. do..
To amount Relief Taxes on seat
ed aa.d unhealed lands, fur '65
and previous year;.
To amount K'ad Tuxes on Peat
td and unseated lands, for '07
and previous years.
To amount School do do
To amount Vunty Taxes on
suited and unseated lands, for
1830 aDl preTioua years.
To amouut received from mls
cellanec'iis sourceP,
To amount received en redemp
tion of lands,
To amount f Exonerations al
lowed Collectors on Co. Tax,
To amount of Commission allow
ed Collectors on C. Tax,
To amcunt of Exonerations- al
lowed Collectors en Poor Tax,
To amount allowed on Commis
sions on Poor Tax,
To, amount of Exonerations al
lowed Collectors on jSilitarv
Tax,
To amount Commissions allowed
Culles-tra pu Military Tax,
75 -',0
Zl 41
3 72
80 10
109 61
9 60
C81 07
182 15
1,142 98
1,138 83'
G73 9C
02
253 00
61 01
S40.713 33
OUTSTANDING DEBTS
nae lYo:u CcIIt ttors fbr A. O. ls(i7 ana previous jris:
1804. Wm. "eD.-rniit. W.ishint -n tp,
Ifc'io. J. 1). I'arrih, Khmsburg b...r.,
Daniel Odlarra. rdunster tp.,
G. W. MeDowe!!, MiliviHe bor.,
Henry L! -yd, Su.-'juel.;r.na tp
Jahn Priiigle, Viiin.e borough,
A. M-.ikcn. B'acl;Ii..k townsliip.
Anthorv Gill. Ciiest township,
M D mc-an, Clearfield tp..
Da-del Prinze. CroyWo tp.,
II my Riger, Jackson tp.,
Robe-t Boyle. Miilvi'de. Lor.,
John P. Stuil, Richland tp..
Samuel Stutzti;R, Teylor t.p.,
James Conrad. Wa.ihit'glon tp.,
Jacob P. SdssTCT, Yoder (p..
Joe:;h Dailv," Allegheny tp.,
J .seoh Mau'is. Blaeklick tp.,
E; t::i z; r Williams, Cambria tp..,
Joi n Yahner, Carroll township,
A. r'arabauh , Carrullt j'.vu bor.,
Bd-z.T Hi-liVick, Clest tp ,
John Wagner, Chest p;iiigs bor.
J. M. Dunegan, Clearfield tp.,
Chas. Ilalfiick, Conemaugh lor.,
George B. Wikr, Croyle tp.,
Geo. V. Oatrnan, Ebwnsbm g Lor.
W. V. Harrison, Jackson tr.,
Wm. F'a'ury, Johnstowu b.-r..
David Tubin, Gallifzia township,
George Yioger, Ivrctto b'Tough,
Robert Boyle, Millvi!!e borough,
Wm. B. D.vtr, Munsr town diip,
George Grris. Richland toxr.'hip,
Christian Shafur, Sunimerhill tp.
J.. Sliarlaimh, Sumimtvillo bor.,
J jIiii Porter, Su.quebaiiua t p. ,
Jonas J. Goughnour, Taylor (p.,
J. MeGiiuigle, Washington tp.,
Pirrv Tioxe!, White lownuhip,
Joseph Horner, Wil mo-re lr.,
Chas. Cr'uirr.an, Yovltr tewnsijp,
1507.
AMOUNT DUE CAMBRIA COUNTY FROM JUDGMENTS, &c. :
Theodore Harnett ") No. 10 March Term, IS60,
I Hal. of Debt,
and
f Interest to Jan. 3
Robert Ik Gageby, J Costs,
") No. 31,
Hal Del
) Costs
1 T 'I .
Jacob Borgoon,
1 No. 2S0 Dec. Term, 18CG,
I Debt,
Interest to January 30, 18G8.
George Gates,
J V
ost?,
Total,
AMOUNT DUE CAMBRIA COUNTY MISCELLANEOUS :
R. P. Linton, late SheiifF, $17 C7
D. T. Storm, late Commissioner, 1G 78
Same, 4 years interest on sain?,- 4 03 20 81
Total, 33 48
Statement Iiowlugr I-labllillo and Assets of the Count).
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding Orders, $ 3,7oS 12
Balance in favor County, 13,793 G7
Total,
517,551 79
Given under our bands at EbeiiBburg.
uv;u.i o.ijii itksi.u, i
JOHN FEJiGUSON, V Commissioners.
JNO. A. KENNEDY, J
Attest Wii.uaji II. S-:cnf.ER, Clerk.
We the undersigned, Auditors of Cambria County, do recpectfully report, that we
have carefully examined the accounts and
tlie said bounty Commissioner from the
gXI.CUTOli'S NOTIC15. Lttlars
TcMamentnry liavir.fr been granted by
the UegUttr of Cambria county to the un
dersigned on the estate of Mrs. Eleanor Dod
soii, l ite of Allegheny township, dec'J, al!
parsons having claims against said estate
will present tlietn properly fuithenticaled
fu.r settlement, and those indebted to rfie
same will make payment without delay.
P. II. SHIELDS, Executor.
Lerett, Ja. 13W.-St.
1SG7.
By amount paid Assessors. 1.141
Co J, By am. unt paid Auditors, Coun
ty and btala accounts,
f'y aniouut faid Bounty,
71 Iy amount pai 1 Bridgrj.
49 j l'y amount paid Commissioners,
li) j V.y amount jwid Com'ia' CJeik,
oB r iy amount paid do Coifusel.
243
10
1.802
1.07G
450
275
78
122
465
2.1G8
924
549
245
210
2S7
1,423
2,776
69
654
26
840
20
8.T50
300
285
135
i liy amount paid Constables,
iiy amount j aid Ourt CriVT,
Uy amr.uiit paid Court House,
liy amount paid Cim. Pios'us,
l'.y amount paid Elections,
By amount paid IVx Hoalpe,
By amount paid Fuel,
By amount paid locidmUds.
fly amount paid Inquisitions,
By amount paid Jail and Jailor,
By amount paid Jurors, fTrav.)
By amount paid Jurors, (Tales.)
By amount paid Jurors, (Urand)
By amount paid Jury Com'rs,
By amount paid "Military,
By amount paid I
By amount paid Poor House,
By amount paid P. II. Directors
By amouut paid Printing.
By amount paid Probates,
By antonnt paid Prothonntary
and Clerk ot Quarter Sessions,
By amount paid Rcdcm. Lands,
By amount p.dd Rtfund'g orders
By amount paid Relief,
By amount paid Road Damapes,
By amount j aid'RoadandBiidgo
Views,
By amount pid Schoolg,
By amount paid Sheriffs.,
amount paid Stationery.
By amount paid Supervisors.
By amaur.t paid Teach. Institute
By amount paid Tipstaves.
By amount paid Trans. Records,
By amount paid Wildcat Scalps,
By amount paid Western Peni
tentiary, By Coannifsi 'm to Collectors on
County. Poor, Military and
Slate Taxes,
By Kx ncr.itions to Collectors
for G-nuty. Puor, Military and
State Taxes.
By Commissi. .us on 333.016 24
By am'i in Treasurer's hands.
752
72
510
29
217
390
2,323
S55
255
1,410
62
40
69
24
829
1,741 81
1,919 94
1,166 62
2.795 72
40,713 33
T.taU
Co. Tax. Poor. State. Relief. Military.
117 01
2 47 45 Ofl S9 23
20 3J 9 C6 9 66 12 81
84 6 63 G2
4i 3 81 62 82 62
43 14 18 83 21 73 13 70
38 81 61 79
140 .3 95 44 10 49
133 87 SS 70
119 03 60 2 8 85
47 00
73 14 29 2.3 21 94 th litigr. tiers.
165 50 Sti
12 01
13 55
5 40 ' 2 10 In litigation.
400 41 221 03 24 03 20 50
74 9 10 85 22 23 6 5
6S2 14 285 15 S4 69 20 50
754 So 41 68 49 48 60
15 30 9 54 18 78 2 00
SO 110 57 29 12 21 50
155 33 80 41 24 97 .10 00
C39 G2 192 20 11 81 22 00
283 CO 134 0G 24 64 41 50 1
210 5 105 92 45 10 1C 00 !
loO G9 52 UQ 9G 28 27 00
ar.Bii ics 2i a 67 20 50
210 C5 14 65 234 11 110 00 ,
114 73 32 S3 18 91 1ft 00
0-5 S3 43 35 17 02 7 60
72 00 86 CO In litigation.
41 5 23 41 7 ?5 12 50
Jl 29-1 f? 4T 81 41 00
40S 23 208 33 31 C2 L0 5
CO 05 E0 44 li 23 5 00
476 88 254 65 40 22 14 00
347 54 173 CO 39 00 83 03
5S2 SS 291 03 45 06 19 00
49 72 81 34 19 43 7 00
155 12 77 81 15 C9 6 00
5 00 4 50 Id litigation.
$7,749 79 3.904 17 1.206 73 232 03
5S 00
$155 30
1 K)
9 62
6if 00
12 02
178 S-7.
4 22
1 25
'3, 1863,
$116 11
CSS 92
If? TP TV
183 84
S100S 87
ASSETS.
Amt'a due from Judgments, $1,008 87
Ami's due, Miscellaneous, ' 33 48
Ami's due from Collectors, 13,708 72
A ui't in Treasurer's h inds, 2,795 72
Total,' $17,551 79
this 30th day of January, A. D. 1863.
T. - n v f Vr ijimi r n
voucher of Ueceipfs and Expenditures of
27th day of January, A. D- lbbV, to tne
to bo correct ;
County.
lay of January, A- D.
"lXECUTOirS NOTICE. Letters
J" 'lestaaientary cavtng ocn jrr..ai-u oy
the Rercister of Carabria couiiry t the ua-
designed enjfie estate of Mic'a.ie! C-rr.f(
late of AllegTTVriy township, drcM., iU ntr
sons having claitis rgrair. ,t s-'.j c.tn.t will
preteut. tueia projierly iri?Etkate1 fr ?&t
tlenictit, Rad thosv, inJebtt J to ths s-vioe will
niakj payra-iii tvit'aoat d-clay;
PATRICK T. CAB'ST, T.x -ror.
AlighenT 7 Ju. 9, 18??.
f1 T"
Zili.r, Treasurer,
IN ACOt CI I- WMJI TAF.
ocr r.nd Ecnso ci Emplovmeiit
OF CASIUKIA COUUITY.
DR.
18G7. To ba. in TrcasBr's hards at
settlement,
To County ..i er on hand. do.
To Comity crde.-a issued darln-
A.I). 1867.
To amount received frcm CLas.
Mc(?oy. on loan,
To bl. ue Treaaarer Zahui.
Z 331
2.750
D.000
200
r
$12,337
$2,207
73
OS
167
114
Go
71
00
51
00
00
00
CO
72
62
89
C3
58
90
30
75
70
88
81
00
07
76
60
C6
00
00
00
55
Tutal.
CR.
1867. By amount paid on in
debtedness prior to Jan. '07,
By amount pail for
Bank discount iJoyJ & (i
$30 ; Geo C K Z .hm, 43 04,
Blacksmithing R. II. Sir.gr,
$22 70; P. Mealy, 10.70;
Thos Davis, 45.00, ;
Boots and Shoes Melius, Cur
rier & Co., $122.50; Cyrus
Hart, 45. CO,
Clcthipg Cyrus Hart. 20 pairs
lV.nis, SOS; II. Nutter, 4;
G.rr(tt, Your;, S.vtt & Co
42,
Cord Tvan E Pvar.s, $59. S3;
Wm Tiicy, 37.53,
CoiTms Davi.l W Jones. $51.
. 75 ; J Wright, 4; I'hiiip S
Custer. 5 ; Wm Orr & S.n,
14; Juo Purdy, 11,
Cor.s;abk-o' Fees C B Ellis.
$7.70 ; Geo C X Zar m, 4 50 ;
G W M'Dc.veil, 7.50; Job a
Martin. G ; It Bytkman, 2?.
25; Ifei.ry Byrne, 3.60; C
Snyder, 4.75; N Nag!?, 4.96;
Geo Orris, 7 70 ; J s I f. rbv.
15 60; A B Davis. 7.75 ; K
James, 1C.70 ; J Christy. 4 ;
Joseph Daily, 19.50; A I)ig-
l.am , 3-55; Geo Yarrer, 3.45,
O uny Orders cn l ands.
Dry G. oJs E; r-hc-maktr A
Son. $251.19 ; Juo Gci 15 ;
Gardner & Stewart, 102. bG ;
llaviland, Litdi!ey A: Co.,
107.79; Kin?. Barth A; Co .
10; David D.Urt, 40 yds
muslin, 8.10,
Farn;rrs II Dk-kell, ?."0 09 ;
John W reCiii.ell, 90 93,
Farmit.g Implcijumts M ses
Kring, 1 twin 'cJ, J 4 1 ; Ji.p
IIumpl:res. lay totk, 11 :
20
95
81
00
00
25
82
04
23
25
24
00
50
5
3G
1-15
S,0o J
524
147
Go'leib Bantley, rope fr h.iy
fork. 5.30; T B
grain driil, 76 :
-"j;e 1
Fke.ur and G rain
AMTadbn.
5t Bios., Il.v9-"..
ones
Diik. ll. 131.50; It J Lkyd,
14 ; G G Owens, 14 ;
FrriLt James J Kavh.-r.
Groceries T G Stewart &G.,
coffee. $14S.2G; .Taa I Mur
ray. 52cts; It II Tudor, m
bill, 91 04 ; Jos Gus, o5.50 ;
A M'Fudden el- Bros., 14 .69,
Hardware and Tinware Geo.
Huntley, $5 66 ; 12 Glass,
4-85 ;
Harness Hugh A MCy,
11 .ise Servants Racl.at-1 A
Burke, $56 85 : M Mou-e,
ft. 54 ; Theresa MeDevitb, 57 ;
Elizabeth M'Caidty, 1G ;
Icteresf Wm Palmer, 1.7;
J J Kaylor, 5 Gets ; Charles
MeCcy, 8.50; E Shocrr.aktr
vt Sun, 2.15 : John V Mc
G.nr.eH, 50cts; Theresa Mc
Devilt, lOeta; J.epli (.:. s,
2Cetv;
Justice Fees J S Straver. $11;
F B-'art--, 1 ; 1 R athdg-.',
91-64;
Lumber 11 McGuiic, 500fet
piauk,
1,553
320
133
11
10 -3
6
Mu.it Jar J Iay!
4S0
us
beef. i-lG. 00; Same, lbs
matton. etc., 4S.15 ; Georga
C K Z slim.644 lbs Let f, ttc,
87 o2 ; Sime, '20-20 ,0., do.,
125.24 ; Sam-. Co lbs veal.
9.50 ; damtv Driskell, "JOS
lio DlKKc:;, 4?,. 20 ; S;i:r,K, 00
lbs veal, 11.70; F Kittell,
C0J lb.; beef. 8.Z2 ivter
ll-iltzie, L-ccf, 'J.Z0 ; 7,'tn
Xaylor, 2557 lbs beef. 170 20
Printing II D Wtodn.tl, i l.oJ
J "JJ ri.'.ark, 1.50 ;
Provisions M D.ikc:i, 61 bus.
potatoes, ill ; James Drib-kc-tl,
Lo ditto. 63 ; Joseph
Daily, 15 bu. beans, 22 00 ;
James J Kayl.T, 4J bairels
cider, 20 bus arjdcs, l l 50 ;
Pa lief to Out-Door IVipcy
Wm McPhersoD, $123.00;
Juo riarman. 23; J ni.-ueh,
3G ; Wm Fiatt.-ry, 10.50;
Gcorgo Orris, 2o7.S5 ; Tiie-s
Jinks, 2o ; John Furka
30; Jai,t Jones, 32.23 ; E
James, 1G ; Isaac S Horner,
5; Mary Wolford. l.".,0;
Win Palmer, 102.75; Th. s
George, 1C ; Barbara Bar
tranC 30 ; II Byrne, 20-50 ;
Joseph Daily, 52 50 ; Wm
Ivlartin, 33; Mrs Williams,
3 ; J Murphy, IS. 78 ; lleury
Walters. 101 ; A J Stcuimcr,
'i.60; Mia McKerr, 10; Jao
Sivtrt, 8.50: Tln.s Hoekr,
5; Wo.d, Morrcll & Oj. 40;
Geo Wehn, Jr., 142 C2 ; I
WisMnger, 13.18 ; J hn Mc
Closkey, 100; J. hn McCol
gau, 7 ; Patrick Kelly, 122;
James Murray. 41.50 ; John
W WeJ.D, 6S.50 ; Mary Mali
gns. 43 ; A Oswalt. 3-0 ; J
llvarj, 9; John D Timrn.-.s,
10.50; Peter Perg, 3.25 ;
Relief to Out-I)A"r Paupers
(Medical Attendance) Ii W
Marbourg, $H7 ; C Emerson,
Cl.50; li L Yeaglev, 6S.75 :
W W Walter. 10 ;
Repaii? Morgan Humphreys,
$7.50; J D Hrtsock,9 30 ;
T P M,re, 7.05 ;
Salaries Jas J Kaylor, $204 ;
George C K Zahm, l war,
133.34 ;
S 00
210
1,703 2o
167
:3 ei
837
'2 d
SO
2
Sewing ElizaVth Skilly,
Snndiies I: V Hx.k, ; J
J Kaylcr, 9j 09 ;
Stationery Jnv.ti Murraj-.
Sock for Farm Georne C K
Zihm, fir 1 mare $123 ; Jao
Feulon, 2 pigs 14 j
139
T1- .112,307 14
OUTSTANDING T)tVrs DUE BY THE
POOR UOUriM
KJutstandiD? orden prior fj
i'o. ilo. for year 1867, 2.516
i
1
Total, - $-',,025
INMATES OP POOR TJOUSii.
5s o. Tnrriate? Jiu'y
No. dbcharod Jb
abscondetl ,
No. remaining 1st
Jan'ry, 169.
No. admitted dtjr-
I in tho year,
T r i ir
BcvnH out.
Insr,
INVENTORY OF PROPEirrY
IJemaining t the 1W Hnse wLcD iA
charge of by IJ. M'Dero,iu, ("Steward.) Z
shown by appraisement li3t dntea Jart
7th, 1868, Bisned by James Mv?r ii J
Device and F. l Tierccy, and f.;".
the Imr House.
Miso-Hancoa.i AiOlcs. 23 muslin heet;
10 m-atlin ( I cmiMtte-; 7 he ts ; lL:r3'l
sbi ts ; 1 tick aad boh-ter ; 18 pillow i! i j K ;
3 lan.ps; 9 milk pots; 1 ct ff.;e mill; 3 tin
buckets; 5 dish pans; 3 Ceitee boilers; 1
cooking stove and fixtures: 2 wah fuLf
s ..T.j... . j i 1 i: . ..... '
last
37
00
00
00
r
14
4S
04
40
SC
CO
8.J
l e ...... i ...... , , i
knifes and l-rks ; 3 g!a-s t!;-!
la ; 3 :-(,U!i
trays; I fa rot : 2 pitrii'.is; 11
n.-l:e :
cream j itch."-rs ; 2 sugar l-ow-.s ; 7 smooth
ing irins : 23 paries glass; 2 wash-b -nr.is ;
1 r-ap of Carr.f-ria county ; 2 bufl'-tlo rob'.
Arik'.es of Furniture for He Home. 1
rupboaif : 27 ir.i b dsi eads w it h bed-ling ;
2 ir.-u U-dstevls without be.lding : 14 oil
s'aT;.',
ch.urs
id tables; C
st-jves .
1 old ten
1 ( Id bo. k ca-.-e ;
ff.ovc ; i timmg titj.e
s"iik.
r I . 1 1- - ..
1 ('e-ugh-trav and 1
AriUlcs j ClaJa
i;7 j;-
a ' ore AT utii. ?ed.
'i ill : 1 vtloJ new
: d.-z hats : X
i si-:;.:i uvin ic ol om
2ir.v ; 24 yards ti- i.i:
pans pants : J".) pa.rs Shoes; 4 2 or.ir.".;
cotton Lattn.g : 1
nross siioe stnms
7 i;
sey
.1,
esoes, and 1 Led
hap.
Arises 1'rovi.u'o.i an ! Ivc?. l s -3 1
com in ti.u ear : 100 bus oats ; 10 L :;n !.s f
11 "- ; heg Csh ; 9 crocks oT apt h- l-u'-cr ;
15 gall-..iis t.-f apple b.iacr : CO iis : a
lbs c f,'..e ; ;?1 los pepp.r ; 0 bus b. o.s ;.:id
15 i" ns hay.
S!oI: iitd r.tnu I.:j-L,n:..!s 1 L-., s.IcJ ;
1 bay r ike : 1 m.-wm n.aci.'u.e : 1 cram
v.lo. ? 2setlSti ;i( V.-p ;;,! ; 1 i 1 , ' : ; - , 5 ri.i'f-
1
1 .-'.;ovei j !-;vv ; 1 harrow-
l jvitent I. ay lilu-r und r- e for so.e ; 1
wind-mill ; 1 straw eiiio r: 1 nianme f.-k ;
1 whcl barrow; 1 .'.d -rit.,1 st..ne : 1 old
wa--.ii; 1 .-y.rii;.T vv.;gojj : 3 l ea ! h or. -..-' :
4 0
CO
3 1 whtt ii ; C l.-.r-'v I, -rs : ID
I iS ami 1 p'o-- ;.
LIST OF AP.'l'K T.i;s
', - I p-raised as te.c pro: civ o! li. M'Dermitt:
! 1 mijrgr, $1 15 ' L' ;-r un1 -,( h-
I 1 sle'.L'li, 45 '..'! -. . !.,ths 10 00
I 1 sett kinm', 2-j 0a ! lr'.-- cot r
I 1 r'lJ!- it ii j i k title. ' UO
i - iJle, IS 00; 1 lo?. tllver
1 cox, 0"i forks. s u)
j 1 egg stove w 1 do:', knives .t
I il-, 12 C 'i forkc. 4 0-4
j 1 h ti'j tlock !.' 1 butc'r kaif-'. 1 0J
2 t.ib'.r, 8 0'"j (' irv. kr.ifrj
11 chr-i-?, 7 Oti! au-I foi-k, 1 0"
i 1 cupboard, fj (ij 1 stt-c-i, l on
'0 i!iil"--c pots, 4 o"j 1 sc-.t tiis'ies, $ tn.i
2 ere:tl;i .'.o. 2 ji'i i .i.n'.'.trrs, 1 J 3
3 ba.-kets, 4 !"'. 1 ci t.-s u;a'.,
a::'u iVait. l'i -ri !:;!; . 1 r,o
l.tvix tail. 3 ci. ; :eioi.-i, 1 i.'O
i bob !!;nr, ti ,..! 1 i.-r -f i..: !;0
2 ctooivS, r.o (,-Um. 5 f.o
j 1 v. iiip. 1 5vl 2 loiielitt--. 1 i iV
j ctreiij'-r an i ! gcoj soi'., i,a
i co dee mi!:, 1 0-: 1 (.oireau, 8 D
j 1 s'tc.'tiu-i.-at- j ! stand, 3 oO
; tm chairs, 9 0;21 v'ti is tjoo-i
: rocii'g chair 5 o-. weu'.'n car-
; 2 K-i? a LtJ- j . t. 5 '"0
! Rg. 45 Uo44 oi,-,!? partly
1 f-i.ie t.ii.Ie. IU j t,rn i;it'oi. n-"
; 1 j. a i r n.h'.e. ;i0 vds oil c!--'t:i le 0'
j C'.otb?, 10 ('. i l.;;y u:::re, 13- o
! T.-t.ti, .?7
We the uadersigm I Au iit ,..,) .. .r-.
j lO'ijty, icspvctl'uiiy ; c--.it. lii .t - .. .
' n-aiiOe-l. Settled, a ! :! Jo'j t..t f.J T i: itt
i of t'.e I'oer au-1 iioti-; of I.ati-i. v.-.u-nt oi
! s-dd t.'o'iaty. vvi:. N lo-erg.- i'. K .-.!. u. '; rri
1 -i'rer tr:rco!', accordia to hi .v. :i : ! :;,.;
91
07
01 !
39
Oi
01
00
' !.m! i.'ictr liae t'.ie .-.".:! Tl -.s:i:-r of t if:v - ti vc
j uoil-irs and sc v ?uty-st vc-ti o p!-'.
; Given i;:i.'.-r oar hur.Us tki 2 I -1 dav of
! JaiiU.irv, A. I. lS:-.
j H. R. ti H A F FK IJ, )
J. A. bUT:ib:l. I Auditors
i:iv, ;;i i. lvans. j
Attest Gr.o. W. (J.vtv. :;, Clerk.
7 LEY EN Til ANN I AL
I J MP. NT OF Till: rUoTr.c
i ij ,mlm in- Tut-: rui i :( Ti'.ix Mr.
TL'Ab KliJ-: INSFnANCii lO.Il'ANV I'F
cami;kia an'.Nir. r.
Aiiit. pro:-.-rtv ir.siir'. J as j sr
lvliiiniiiu.il report 3, 3 C-l
A rat. proi'CTty insured since loiL
:un;u.;i report 75.T3T C
IleJaet PI
-r!T iiisiireu
po
:iC3 caace
lied x
it'..'.oc d:
4
I
i
i
10 !
A uit. f.rcniiure. io''S in firoc a
par lCth auuual rep n t
A rat. notes taken if:ce bt.t an
nual rt'-ort.
9J :
4 0 -ti;.. cT
3,172 l)
Deduct aii't notes r::
erj ircd i-iuee l.ut n;
i. ad
4 '.i , '1 1 ii o 1
! "'5
I
: t
30
173
. No. roiieu's vi fe;rie as per lota
' fi i! io.i .il rejio i t
! No. policies Since i.ul report
Opduct cf.ncc'lc 1 and expire 1
er i a
Bal. in Tre.iy. Jiin. 1.1. ljy-7 i
I'efv ct.t. on pleai.atr.s collected
since loth ainit.'il report
To arat. niaessnetit No. 1
72
1,7 lo
I
Centpetisation oTicers
agents pat year !?20C " 2
Inrideutal expenses past
year f" 1 ZH
Py arat. pd. I'.ivid Crerd 230 74
By amt. pJ. Hubert Ed
wards l.-'' 0 '"'"
Bv amt. pd. F. I'. Tier m v 2 -J t-J
Dal. iu bauds of Tre vs. aid A'ls. '.'i 23
liirHIHt EoK r.NCINti VI At:
Tres : d o n t .1 o ii n V' i i 1: a is a .
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ciick Krinp vs. Elijah Moi.-ison. 1- of
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Term, 1CC7. E-t etiicrT :
'For a tae?-!iu aa ! tract of I. r.d situato
in tii Town.-hip -t' JacK-un, Chanty cf Cam
bria, State of Cenn-rylvaBi, bnunde-l by
land now or late of Joseph I'.r.rkharil Bni
Lewi Puaiurer on thee.i-t. by l.ir.d no cr
late ot Smoilfl Paul ou tiie fouth. by hvni
of V"ill:ara Siraycron t'.:e west, and by lanl
cf John Hnscr'a'I Uichard Davii or. tlio
uortli, cou'-iininj one hundred and twenty
five acre3 ted uiticty-aLae percbea, be th
same iMore or lss."
As d sow, Pec. 2d, 1SC7, on motion of D
M'Laugblin, E?t., Rule on the defendav' 'J
plead oa or before the first Monday o'-,"ircJ
next. r
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