THE FREEMAN. EESNSBURG. PA., TaifucAT, : : : : : Mat 7, 18C8. Democratic Slate Ticket, roR AUiiTub oekesal: HON. CHARLES E. BOYLE, t Ifyefo County. T02 SURVEYOR OENiBL: G1ZN. WELLINGTON 11. ENT, 0" Columbia County. County Committee Meeting. The membets of the Democratic Coun ty Committee will p!eao meet at the Court in Ebensburg, on Monday, the 1st day of June next, at 7 o'clock in the even Tig. Punctual attendance is earnestly re quested, as a change !u th manner of nominations aud other matters of impor tance will be laid before the Committee. K. L. Johnston, Chairman. Manbtrs of Comm'ttet Goo. Delaney, Joseph S. Mardis, Geo. C. K. Zahm, D. A. Luther, Wm. A. Ki isc, John ttuck, Nicholns Helfrich, John McFeely, Thos. Ej;an, John Campbell, M. MeNamara, John Knepper, Reos J. Lloyd, John E. Scanlun. Cha. 01 lagan, Tbos. Kinnev. Geo. V. Osborn, James P..tfs, M. W Dickey, D. M'ClcIIaud, J. X. Ilice, P. H Shield, J. K. Osborn, Peter MeDer ratt, A. D. Criste, Patrick Boyle, Henry Topper, Michael Daley, Silas Byrne, Christian Reich, Lawrence Furlong, Owen Sweeny, Wm. C. Fleming, L. Cassidy. SlacSbane rigltefli Allooua. Ihar Freeman I am just "after" a visit to the "Mountain City" Altoona. It it perhapa the most thriving inland town in Pennsylvania. Less than twenty years ago it was uninhabited being a rather marshy tract of land known as the Hobinson Farm." Since that time, without manufacturing facilities without water power without navigation it has prown to a city of some 12,000 inhabit ants. 1st location on the Pennsylvania Rail Koad, and with reference to tho "Allegh cnus,"' bus riven it its great advantages, and caused it to grow iutu a flourishing city, as if by magic : The city lies, in about equal propor tion?, North arid South of the Peniwyl va..ia Kail Road. The machine shops of the Company, (said to be the most exten sive in ths United States,) lie on the South aide of the Road, while the offices of the Oeooral Superintendent, tb Chief En gcuer, and all other offices connected with the general management of the road, are upon the Xlrth t,ide. I irtn not aware that a general descrips tions of theie mammoth establishments has cvr been given to the publi-, and am Lot prepared to do so. Indeed if I had tho time, your columns could not give tho fjHictt to nter into a general description 1 trusr, however, you will have a f'ullnc count ere long in the V.'udicator or Tri bune. New York is called the "Empire City," Philadelphia the "City of Brolhcrlv Love," in -Quaker Cily," Baltimore the "Monumental City," " Washington the "Federal City." or "City of Magnificent Distances," New Orleans the "Cie.eut City," Cincinnati the "Queen City," Pi'tsburgb. the -Iron City ;" indeed all of our cincs nave an expressive detonation tt some kind. I propoee the name oTi a i . .. "Mountain City" lor Altoona. Altoona i3 so named in honor Vf no person, or place, or any thirg eleo that 1 kmw of. It ha?, of course, reference to th vicinity of the mountain, but I am at a loss to know even from what language the name is taken. I doubt not the foun der, or perhaps the "earliest settler," could tell. Tho Logan House is a fine hotel larger than the Girard Hotel of Philadelphia. The Exchange Hotel, by Col. Woods, and the St. Charles Hotel, by Mr. Rich'd M'Clain, are both excellent houses be sides quite a number of others. There are two newspapers ;he Tri luiw, by M'Crum &. Dern, a neutral paper if the Kadical'ter&uaion, and the Vindi ttor, a Democratic paper just started by J. F. Campbell & Son. The citizens are imbued with a great npi'it of enterprise ; the city is lighted by pas and water works supply it with excel lent water. The City is temperate and orderly. It has suffered greatty from fires, many of them supposed to be the work of incendi aries ; but apart from this offence the amount of crime is small iu proportion to th population. In the rear of the hill North of town an apparently unsuccessful attempt has been made to tunnel through to town -and,has resulted in a colossal brewery. It will amply repay a visit, as a curiosity. Some years since, in company with Capt. Carroll, I adventured some hundred feet or bo into this subterranean arrangement, stopping frequently to refresh by the way. Tben I got to the extreme verge of the "bore," I boldly exclaimed with Rich mond : "Thus far luto the bowels of the land Withoni impedhueiit," &e. Rut the Teutonic proprietor, thinking me drunk or crazy, ordered an immediate rt-treatt.h had treated several times be fore,) and 1 fonnd more difficulty getting cut than I had getting in. A beverage known as Lager Beer is manufactured Lere. It has the general appearance of muddy water, but is supposed to be slight ly stronger. Indeed, it has bten gravely wcrted by eornc that it has the power of intoxication while others deny for it any . such virtue. My own opinion is that both sides are right. A perfectly educa d drinker of lager beer may. by drink ing discreetly, indulge in it for an entire night without toeing his propriety. On the other hand aa uniasliucted drinker, (uch a I found myself on the occasion referred to, may become confused in his idtas and "weak iu (he knees" by taking four of five jLssea io quick f accession j and will suffer under that feeling till he is rtlieved. I attended a meeting of the Democrats in their ppleudid Hail. There was a live ly and pleasant time. No truer Demo crats in the world than those of Altoona, and they are in good earnest in their de termination to ai 1 in arresting the ruin oos assaults of Radicalism on the Consti tulion and institutions of the country. A gentleman from your neighborhood mado a speech, which gave great satisfaction, especially that portion in which he said he would not be a candidate for Congress any more. I thought he had better not he has been beaten twice already and I commenced in my own mind parodizing Dr. Muhlenberg's hymn to suit his case : I wouM not run always I can't make it pay, For storm after storm rises dark o'er the way No gunshine.of hope can the shadows dispel Cf Barker, tLe Yankee and Yankee Mornl!. I would not run always iu vain do I preach, Congressional honors are out of my reach, Aud all my achievements aud feat a on the stump Still leave m unalle to reach to the Hump. N. B. The copytujlt of the above sutured according to law.) I visited the Catholic Fair. I had col ored my hair and shaved my face had a pale colored shirt aud an in ept oachablt necktie. I expected to produce a sensa tion for you know I'm not an old bache lor. But my anticipations were more than realized. A number of the band somest ladies in the concern approached me with a freedom which nothing but Leap Year could account for. I of course made my best bow assumed my blandest smile and I had a triumph ! As I en tered into conversation with all my wonl ud kiilliancy I was successful in arousing the jealousy of some of the "Fair" ones. Shortly one of the ladies told me I could have a fine tea set for one dollar. I immediately invested. Another proffer ed me a watch at the same price, and I invested in that. I finally became bewil dered with a jargon of pleasant confab and cheap bargains, and I kept purchasing in tho same manoer until my watch ad monished me of the hour for retiring, when I spoke of the articles, but was in formed that nothing was to be delivered till the Fair was over. I then left my address, and left myself. Days Add weeks lied no news of any of my bargains. I inquired and learn ed that I was not to get anything. Then I thought of the Peter Funk auctions of New York City, and wondered if Altoona City was assuming the same "awc-tions 1 I met a friend from the ground she con firmed what I had hetrd. I apked her, "Do you think this all fair f" She me an arch look as she replied, "Yes ! it was nothing but 'Fair' all the time." "Those ladies," said che, "of whom you speak, are engaged In ai l of a great char ity procuring a home for ths homeless. They are aiding their good pastor in the erection of a budding for the Sifters, where the poor are to be cared for and the children educated to go in lheright way, through our worthy clergyman ; for," added she, "you know what the poet says: " 'Tia education forms the common mind. J ust as the Tuigj is Lent the tree's inclined." So I felt that 1 had indeed "cast my bread ujon the waters," and trubt it will "return after many dayj." Au Reservoir, MacSuane. A Ch.vmbkk Tr.iAL. Senate sitting as a cacccs, presided over by the Chief Justice gagged like Mrs. Surratt. Dead Dcck swears the jury, two thirds of whom ta!;c the ca'.h with a men tal reservation to break it. Enter (Jhost, Beast, Hanjmait, Scceu-ion it, I?fjnii tutor, House of Representative, and all the people of the United States. President brought in in a Steel Trap. Indictment, kidnapping Stanton. Ghoit cracks his whip, Btast danecs, ami trial proceeds. Results of the Evidence. Law dont apply. Constitution does. No offjnee inUnded. None committed, fcftanton not kidnapped. Arguments heard. Z?ei howls. Ghod shakes his finger. Rtpudiatvr shakes his had, but there's nothing iu it. Hangman grabs at another victim. Jurors render their verdict. Dead Dlck takes it. Guilty by a strict party vote. Results of the trial. President removed. Wade promoted. Caucus divides the spoils. Constitution buriod General ju bike. Bonfires at the North. Negro processions at the South. Grant Dictator. Then Emperor. Lane Int. Gen Eu a i. Shkkman Ifiignant. The Washington correspondent of the Chicago Times says : "It is well known that General Sher man is indignant at the prospect of an unjust and partis n conviction of the President. He says that if Johnson is unjustly convicted, that he (Sherman) will appeal to the people of the United States against the Ond'u g of the Senate ; that he will himself, if necess..ry, hi the etandard bearcr of the party opposed to such con viction, no matter who may be the standard-bearer on the other side, and that he will agree to stump the country on the question I This threat, delivered with the General's accustomed and well known vehemence of manner, has greatly alarmed the Radicals, and there was a good deal of fluttering in their camp last evening in consequence." K. K. K. The Kuklux Klan are kall ed upon to kasligate or kill any kullered kusscs who may approve the konstitution being koukokted by the kontemptible kar-pet-baggers at the kapitol. Each Klan is koinmanded by a harniverous kernel who kollekts his komrades with kare and kau tion kommensuratc with the magnitude of the kause. Whenever konvened, thev must korreklly give four kountersigns These are: Kill the kullered kuss; klean out the karpet-baggers ; krush the kon vention ; karry konservatism ; konfusion to kongress; konfederates will konker. Of kourso the klan kreates konsiderable koasternation among the kongosand there kurning'koaJuktors, who kalkulate that their kareer may be kut short by katas trophies. Kurs, thy kaa't kompUin. LATE SEWS ITEMS. An exchange says that Butler will go into Grant's Cabinet. No doubt, if it is not kept locked. At Lancaster, New Hampshire, the Connecticut river froze over in the month of April, after the winter's ice had gone, an occurrence unknown before. An exchange reports that a cat in Newport, Rhode Island, had adopted three chickens. Two have died and the third is fed, nursed and purred over by pussy. A Radical exchange says : "Anna Dickinson has lost her voice, and Heaven help her who finds it." This is ungallan', but then Anna's "loyalty" ia more than suspected. A lad of eighteen, mt Wisconsin, the son of wealthy parents, was recently de tected pilfering money from his employer. He hung himself through mortification at the exposure. The propeller Gov. Cushman, ex ploded a boiler whilst riinning ont of the creek at Buualo, on Saturday morning, by which eleven persons were killed and three wounded. The Democrats of Hagerstown, Md., carried their whole city ticket, last week, gaining 121 on last year's majority. There is no let up anywhere 'in the reac tion against Radicalism. .V temporarily insane man named Isaac Mace, living near Clifley, Indiana, on Saturday last shot his brother and badly wounded his uncle and aunt. Dis appointed love was at the bottom of it. One "Doctor" De Land and his wife, of Adrian, Michigan, attempted to cure their grown-up daughter of fits by tying her into a chair, stripping her clothes from her body and deluging her with cold wa ter. Her screams aroused the neighbors, who interfered and ha the practitioners arrested. A little girl aged eiht years, daujih" ter of Levi Sanders, of Pond Hill, N. Y, was fonnd on Saturday near her father's residence with her throat cut and life ex tinct Her person had been horribly out raged. A half-witted boy named Wm H. Carswell is supposed to have commit ted the murder and has been arrested. Carbonic acid compounds, it is stated, have been used with success for the pre servation of the dead. The liq iid is ap plied externally and by injection into the natural passages, no cut being made in the body. The progress of decay, it is assert ed, is completely arrested, the color of the skin even being unchanged. Early on Saturday morninz, an ex press messenger on one of the cars of the New York Central Railroad was gngged and bound by two men. who entered !' cur as the train passeij Garrison, TLe robbers then secured about 10,000 and "succeeded in leaving the car, upon- its ar rival in the city, before the situation of the messenger was discovered. Twenty persons were either seriously or slightly injured by the late railroad ac cident on the Allegheny Valley Railroad. They were mostly residents of Franklin, Venango county. One passanger car and the baggage car tumLIod down a twenty foot embankment, rolled ever several times and were broken to pieces. Cause runs ning at too high a rate of speed around a curve. The prisoners in the Cleveland jail have revived the story that that uncomtbrt abla domicile is haunted by the ghosts of two or three murderers, who have been hanged in tne yard adjoining the building. Dr. Hughes, the wife-slayer, is the most regular of these ghostly visitors, dropping in every hight, just after the stroke of midnight, aud slowly promenading the corridor. When the Canaan child murderer. Brown, had received his sentence, to be hung on the 30th of May next, he remark ed "all right." While Judge Peckham ws passing sentence Brown was perfectly cool and unconcerned. After he was placed in the -'murderer's ceil," he said to a by-stander: "Why didn't they make it to morrow ; what do they want to keep mc in this stinking hole so long for ?" The Irish Church Establishment, the "great scandal and tyranny of the age" has rescued it3 death blow. Tho Minis try, backed with the wealth and nobility of England, the Crown with all its hered itary rights, have been obliged to yield to the demands of the people. Its abolition waa determined npon iu the English House of Commons, on the night of the 30th ult., by a majority of sixty-five. This result will likely lead to the disso lution of the English Ministry. A shanty belonging to Patk Laughlin about a quarter of a mile cast of Erie Rail, road depot, at Great Bend, Pennsylvania, caught fire on tLe night of the 3d inst. Iaughlin and his wife were away from home ai d the house w as in charge of a girl sixteen years of age, who, with six chil dien of Laughlin's, was asleep when the fire broke ou'. The girl immediately or. awakening went to the rescue of the chil dren and succeeded in saving two of them; returning to get the others she was suffo cated and the four remaining children per ished with her. Premonitions. It is stated that Palm Sunday, two days before his death, D'Ar cy McGee ppent at the house of a friend in Ottawa. While there he had a dream, the circumstances of which' are as follows : "The deceased went to holy communion in the morning at early mass. During tha fore part of the day he wrote letters to the Earl of Mayo and Dr. Tupper, who is now io London. After dinner he retired to the library and had a short sleep. Upon re turning to the family circle, he said he felt somewhat annoyed at a singular dream he had had. Upon the ladies asking him to repeat it he said: "I dreamt.I was standing by the Falls of Niagara, and saw a boat containing two men sailing down the rap ids, and approaching the brink of the cataract. Seeing their danger and appa rent ignorance of it, I rushed forward to warn them. The boat turned round and proceeded up the rapids, and I went over into the gulf beneath." These are, as near as possible, the words in which Mr. M'Gee told a dream which seems to have been a premonition of that death which so soon followed. It certainly derives great eignificance from its awful fulfillment." A Slight Chngk. Four veara nrn ' all Mongrelism, big and little, old and young, black and white, wanted to hang tho "secesh" Senator and "traitor" from Tennessee, Jefferson Davis, on a "sour apple tree,' and denounced every body and all their relatives as worse than trai tors who would not fall down and worship the "great," the "good," tho "fearles?," the "patriotic," the "loyal Union" Sena tor from Tennessee," Andrew Johnson. Now Jefferson Davis, with all his "trea son," is sent out from court without a trial, while Andrew Johnson, with his abundant "loyalty" and "Yeunionism," stands arraigned before them as a crim inal unworthy the place they placed him in. Bellrbnte Watchman. Mr. Evakts, who so ably defends Pres ident. Johnson and so bitterly denounces the iniquity of impeachment, was the chief speaker at the Republican mass meet ing which was held at the Cooper Insti tute, New York, on thp 16th of last Octo ber. The New York Tribune is assailing him most bitterly for the course he is now pursuing, and every smaller Radical sheet in the country will be barking at him. It is a singular fact that very tew really great lawyers are left in the Republican party. They cannot support it without stultifying themselves. Its doctrines are so perfectly subversive of the Constitution, and of all law, that no honest man withja well trained intellect can fail to condemn them. Use the Best Blades'' Euphonial Lu bricator are a medical preparation in tl e form of a Lozenge, and ara universally con sidered the most pleasaut, cocveuient and ef fectual remedy iu Use for Hoarseness. Coughs, Colds, Croup. Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis. Diptheria, and all Pulmonary Complaints. They are wakuaxted to give quicker and more lasting benefit in the above affections than any other remedy. Also to contain no deleterious ingredient, and not to ffcud the weakest ami most sensitive Stomach. Blades' Constitution Fills are so called be cause of their peculiar effect upon the Liver, Stomach, Blood and Nervous System. For inactivity of the Liver, f.ir the Stomach in derangement, or Dyspepsia, they will de light the patient with their mild and hene ficial effect, especially if after long continued indigestion and ostiveness, they are h fc with periodical returns of the Sick Headache. In chsm of a severe cold, producing Chills and Fever, you can break it very soon by usiug the Pills as rr directions with each box. JOHN II. BLADES &. Cu.. aug8 Jy Proprietors, Elmira, '. Y. For sale by all Drugsists : 25 cts. per box. Warranted Cheatest akd Best ! To Farmers, Express Compauies, Stage propri etors, Livery Establishments, and all who iisa Morses. D!i. T0BrV VENETIAN LINAMlNr.iu pint oottI-s, at one dollar, for the cure of lameness. Scratches, Wind Galls. Sprains, Bruises, Splints, Galls. Cuts, Colic, Slipping Stifle, Overheating, Sore Throat, Nail iu the Foot, &c. All who own or employ horses, are assured that this Linament will do more than is sta ted in curitig the above named complaints. 2uriug twenty years it has never failed to give satisfaction in a single Instance. Sold ty the Diuegists. Depot, 5G Coithuidt St , New York." We judge from the immense sales that Mrs. S. A. Allen's Improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dkessino (in one bottle) is preferred by every one. Every Druggist sulls it. Price One Dollar. fap.91m. J. L. LAN GST HOT II 'S PATKNT MOVABLE CO.lO BEE II1VC! Pronounced the best ever jet introduced ia this Couuty or State. Any person buying a family right can have them transferred from an old box into a new one. Several persons have had their bees transferred, and they have proven satisfactory. CiMessrs. Jos. W. Seese aud D. P. Evr soie say that they took of one Hive, ia June, 1865.48 pounds of honey, and in 18G6, 62i lbs. and a swarm, and the bees had ph nty to do them through the winter: in 1867, 80 lbs. of surplus honey was taken ut. Out of nine hives J. I). Kagarice took 365 lbs, of box honey iu 1866. Persons wishing to purchase family rights can do so by calling on or addressing PliTlIIl CAMPBELL, April 23, 1868.-tf. CarroMtown, Pa. 1868. Spring Opening. 1888. EYRE &,LANDELL, FOURTH AND AHCH STREETS, 1 11 1 L. A D C L. 1' II I A. NEW SPUING SILKS. NEW STYLE SHAWLS, NOVELTlfcS IN DM ESS GOODS, STEEL AND FEAIIL POPLINS. -E. & L. always keen the BEST BLACK STLKS. N.JJ. Net Cash Buyers will find it to their interest to call, as Bargains from Auc tion are daily received. Tap 9.-6t. WALL PAPERS PA P i: It II A I 2 I JV G S ! A IMMENSE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS, NEW AND ELKGANT STYLES FOR PARLORS, HALLS, ETC., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, HOWELL & ROURKE'S, Corner of Fourth arid Market Streets, April 2. 1868-8m PHILADELPHIA. UDITOR S NOTICE The under signed Auditor, appointed by the Or phans' Court of Cambria county to make dis tribution of the funds in the hands of E. J. Wattrs, Eq., Executor of the estate of Jane Roberts, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will attend for that purpose at the office of Wm. Kitten, Esq., on Tcwdat, the 12th day of May next, at 2 o'clock p. m., when and where those interested may attend. JOHN S. RHLY, Auditor. Ebensburg, April 23, 1868.-3t. . TVOTICE. Whereas, Letters Testa--L mentary on th last w ill and testament of Edward A. Burk, late of Wash ington township, Cambria county, deseased, have been granted by the Register of said coun ty to the undersigned. Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the said deceased to present them properly authenticated for settlement, and those in debted are required to make pavment with out delay. JAMES J. KA"YLOR, April 1868.-6t. Executor. JOTICE. The public is hereby notified that I have this day purchased irom hamuel F. George, of Chest Springs, the following articles, which I have left in his possession &t my pleasure, viz : 2 Alarm, 2 seta ilnrnmn 1 Vumn - rt,,K vji...i 1 one horfce Sled, 1 Shovel Plow and 1 Fan- I iiiDg Mill. GEO. KUTLEDQE. rjpilEASUREIt'S SALE UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN CAMBRIA COUNTY, A. D. 1868. I, John Cox, Treasurer of Cambria county, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in pursuance of the beveral acts of Assembly of said Commonwealth, directing the time and manner of celling Unseated Lands fur taxes, do hereby give notice that the following des cribed tracts of Uueated Lands and Lots of Ground, in the said County of Cambria, or such parts thereof as may be necessary to pay arrearages of taxes due thereon, for one year or more, will be offered fur sale at the Court ILu.e, in the Borough of Ebensburg. on the Second Monday, being the Blh day of June next, and continue by adjournment from day to day. until the whole be sold, for such arrearages of taxes and costs ntcessarily accruing thereon. VNSEA TED LANES. NAMES OF OWSERS OB WARRANTEES. Alleghany Township. Acs. Pchs. Taxes. 100 Aaron Bowen 1866 $ 9 C9 100 Wm McDougal (part) do 6 10 220 Mifflin Ilannan do 11 22 62 Robert Whitehead do 8 17 200 Iiemy Solomon do 13 60 10 Joseph Hogue do & '67 1 35 14 Ii L Johnston do 85 100 Geo Delaney, jr do 6 10 75 Mary Uarmau do 4 46 400 Martha Ilannan do C 80 Blacklick Ticp. 100 J Jordan '66 & 'C7 10 03 C00 Jacob Prissiuger do do 25 83 335 Paul Lebo do do 31 94 137 Daniel Levy do do 13 83 97 Daniel Benjamin do do 9 78 80 James D'mcao do do 8 10 600 Robert Davis do do 50 C3 830 Joseph Iliner do do 26 95 60 James Thompson do do 4 05 50 Thos Thompson do do 4 05 33 Thomas Stiles do do 1 04 20 Duncan & BralHer iln 1 ni 106 Michael Fionk do 3 55 Cambria Txrp 200 Jacob Mack do do 23 80 174 John Morgan do do 28 52 16 Andrew Lewis do do 3 53 25 Ji-hn Iioyl do do 5 48 Carroll Tvp. 128 John Hoops do do 20 25 62 60 Daniel Barr do do 6 75 40 David Barr do do 5 80 100 Thomas Williams do do 13 50 200 James Hoops do do 27 00 100 John Riutoa do do 13 50 372 128 Sarah Uarr do do 43 95 Chest Township. 819 147 Simon Walker do 24 21 127 50 William Parker do 3 43 452 44 Anthony SimoHS do 27 42 452 44 N Lougnborouiih do 27 42 303 100 Fred Molvuoux do do 3178 S86 52 Thomas Kvtland do 23 60 370 38 John Ketland do 18 09 408 136 Henry Phillips do 26 97 405 100 Charles Pope do d? S3 92 252 114 George Pole do do 19 14 333 146 Joseph Pope do do 27 91 200 Samuel Ruth do do 20 38 203 133 George Gibson do do 17 05 165 106 Henry Seely do do 13 04 113 Samuel Peters do do 9 45 325 Huih Ihn.ps do do 25 80 403 106 J'lhu Pope do do 33 85 200 James Hoops do do 16 70 274 George Hoops do do 22 90 117 Nathan Foster do do 9 77 215 Henry Foster do do 17 99 323 128 Henry Hoops do do 83 40 200 Andrew Weaver do do 20 88 850 James Footer aud G GiLou do do 86 49 406 10G James Ruth do do 43 33 100 Joseph Swope do do 3 40 100 Peter Swnpe do do 3 40 383 Samuel Butler and S Ruth do do 82 20 225 122 Martin Meyer do do 25 05 153 lCJohnMyer do do 16 70 Clearfitld Tvp. 330 Jtsse Bu.-h do do 24 26 200 Patrick Kelley do do 14 70 200 Patrick Such do do 14 70 60 Luke Magu're do do 4 41 433 Morris Wolf do do 31 84 330 Henry Wolf do do 24 26 110 Joseph Davis do do 8 10 400 Henry Davis do do 29 40 410 Morris Davis do do 29 93 116 Francis Cooper do do 8 46 70 M M Adams do do 6 15 2C0 Jes.se Bush do do 14 70 400 Boll & Blair do do 29 40 233 154 William Bartou do do 17 14 100 Samuel Bethel do do 7 35 25 Johu Mitchell - do do 1 83 160 John Serross do do 11 76 25 John Young do do 1 83 433 153 Jonathan Lewis do do 3184 406 Jacob Harris do do 29 S6 200 J Jones do do 14 70 Conemaugh Tup. 10 . S II Smith do do C8 82 Widow Stewart do do 6 76 SO John Cushon do do 6 75 77 Williams & Buck do do 6 76 800 120 Richard Smith do do 40 50 Croyle Township. 100 P Shoenberger, W Clark do do 8 45 440 Henry West do do S7 13 Lot No 8&4, A M Balen do do 34 Lot No 4. Sm'l Thomas do do 102 Jackson Twp. 200 Jacob Bippi do do 13 50 49 Thomas White do do 4 27 25 Dau'l Goughnour do do 1 68 139 Daniel Levy do do 9 39 413 William Morris do do 27 79 208 Isaac Benson do do 14 05 42 Alex Hunter do do 2 83 181 Daniel Farley do do 12 21 184 Joseph Swing do do 12 42 89 James Reese do do 6 01 405 135 John Simpson do do 27 83 116 Samuel J)avis do do 7 73 61 Philip Alwine do do 4 11 288 Thomas Vickroy do do 14 46 500 James Stitt do do 33 75 300 John Stoner do do 20 25 31 Geo R. Sharp do do 2 09 Gallilzin Twp. 43 Dr John Christy do 3 21 100 Aaron Bowen do 9 56 100 Wm McDougal (part) do 5 03 91 Warren TIannau do 4 6 220 Mifflin Ilannan do 11 06 62 Uob't Whitehead do 8 12 200 Solomon Ferny do 13 40 11 R L Johnston do 86 400 Martha Ilannan do 6 70 400 Nicholas Bell do 26 80 Richland Tvp. 440 John Anderson do do 28 90 439 John Morrison do do 29 64 440 Vahctine Oster do do 29 70 400 William Nichols do do 19 54 197 Henry Ban ington do do 13 60 433 40 Robert Boss do do 43 81 401 Jacob Clement do do 27 08 100 Thos Smith (part; do do 8 45 60 Same do do 5 07 400 William Gray do do 13 CO 75 Isaac Brennan do do 6 75 223 James Costelow do do Summer hill Twp. 439 120 John Ebtrman do do 29 63 357 80 Laac Brecnau do do 21 10 440 Wni Smith, D D do do 29 70 200 Isaac Jones do do 13 50 130 Zealers, Henry & Cornelius do do 8 77 Susquehanna Ttrv. 10S 200 150 23 95 80 James Whitehead do James Thorn paon do Joseph Thomas ?o Peter Blight do Johu Biddle do Taylor Twp. John Crcu&e do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 17 69 66 80 25 05 8 89 15 82 8 10 11 02 10 94 13 38 11 83 67 80 10 IS 20 26 17 02 13 60 18 38 2 38 103 155 Adam Boss do Washinnton Twv. 81 60 176 428 150 150 252 100 272 50 1 homas Jacksou do John James do John Taylor do Rich'd Sliarp, Eq do Peter Watt do Henry Sharp Simon Iioop A W & R White F George do do do do Hugh M'CIokkcy do White lownship. 600 17 Thos Saubourn do do do do do do do do do do 87 72 86 22 9 71 20 03 4 18 8 78 84 C7 107 72 107 7 433 153 Thos Sanbourn 116 Thomas Town 235 153 John Martin 60 Jos Hutchinson 263 James Wilson 102 109 William George 433 153 Timothy Paxton 433 163 Thos Stewardbon 433 163 Joseph Sansom 433 153 William Sansom do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 107 72 do 107 72 433 163 John Clark do 107 72 319 30 200 25 850 800 47 200 80 66 L00 186 93 433 203 30 1400 John Servoss do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 79 91 6 01 16 70 4 18 28 25 83 18 7 86 16 70 6 01 6 65 16 70 11 34 16 7 86 16 17 07 4 91 Thos L Moore James Craig Owen Jones Thos Murgratrid Juha Brown Jeremiah Muster 7 A Warn Wetmore Thomas Ketland John Figert Wm Hopkinson 13 John Clay Jacob King Patrick Boreland Thos B Moore Thoi.ias Conly Liod. IliU & Ho.liday do do 176 90 4 GrsQ & Mah.oe do do 1 02 25 Walters & Dilkn do do 4 18 70 Iiemy Such do do 1 1 69 870 Morris Such do do 30 90 463 Patrick Stroud '66 '67 86 27 445 Alex Brown 148 63 445 Thomas Brown 148 63 435 William Hariis 148 63 445 John Harris 148 63 445 John Ree l . 148 63 200 P Sneerirger A Co CO 80 381 153 Fred Molynoux 127 29 216 166 Henry Phillips 85 9 433 133 Simon Walker 72 42 ISO Bardun & Jeffries 11186 66 Patrick Donahce 1 73 100 J .l.n Hayar 4 fl& 179 3i George Graf! Q 91 joaer 1 ownshtp. Johu Suel c 85 Geo Gates (Ilarsh- tergei) 6 95 Gto Col.iek & Sharp 1 85 Heirs of C Ihrntcu 10 35 Htmy Sutton 13 60 George Shrum 3 3d Jacob Crook 8 10 J hn Wortz 6 70 William Wirtz 6 70 SEATED LAXDS. at the same tim and nlace. will he 293 800 60 150 2C0 (0 300 400 400 Aiso. sold the following Seated Lands ai.d Lots of Ground, on which laxts rimaiu unpaid, aud which hive been returned to tho Commis sioners agreeably to-the Act of Assembly of April 20. 1211: KAMia OK OWMERS OB WARRANTEES. ALeghany Tvicnship. Ac. L CO 2 'Is. Taxes Daniel Deh-Dey 't5 4 t9 Joua Lubiiisou ' Patrick Maguire Michael Noon Sistoro cf Mercy Blacklick Township. Wm M'Combie '65 a Mu'.ford & AUort, Aua Owens " Theodore Bakjsr John Sherry Jacob Leib Jacob Campbrll James Kane Cambria Township. O'Keitfe's Heiis '65 & Wm B James " Wm S Williams H U Hinds Cambria Borounh. 1 OS 23 92 3 40 8 20 450 30 10 103 580 100 72 15 160 13 100 '66 '66 6 23 48 30 7 67 3 15 6 82 8 56 6 85 8 41 14 80 80 11 66 8 63 1 68 84 1 80 1 61 1 05 6 00 6 85 7 00 II 90 7 70 4 07 6 20 10 46 98 4 05 10 68 5 79 6 66 4 11 1 15 5 00 24 1 40 82 40 H'ses J i Joscpn Myers i Tat'k M'Caffrey Carroll Township. John Donahue '65 Elizab'th Uaynes Johu Moore Christian Wible Mat hew Ream ' Miles Edminson Andrew Struby's Estate Stevens & Stuby Joseph Shrimpff Elizabeth Day Pat'k Gillespie John D Jones' Estate Charles .Kennedy Jacob Michaels " Anna Thompson Francis J Hecker ' Francis Peters Peter Weakland Alex Barr, part. '66 Acrs. 100 77 100 96 60 10 124 'e6 100 30 50 80 100 75 68 41 100 I 39 240 Il'ses. Chest Springs Bor. 1 1 Henry Hurl '65 1 95 43 8 95 1 06 2 95 29 75 23 80 11 60 6 80 7 63 Geo Gallagher Oroyle Twp. Samuel Holes '65 Beni Tertner ' '66 '66 Acrs. 100 60 61 TW&TP John ston Clearfield Ttcp. Samuei Calvin '65 a Moore & Piper Moore&Pattersnn ' Conemaugh Township 259 300 378 1 60 66 Uharles B ISIhs '65 Peter Homer " Jacob Horner Robert Stewart " John Senft 66 19 60 2 73 2 04 6 59 HseaA j 1 Geo Iledrinpfelter " Second Ward. Conemaugh Bor. 1 John Zenker 65 Aes-1 Croyle Township. 18 James Burk G5 a '66 28 Wm B Butler 1 1 Penna R R Co 99 Daniel Dunmver Jlses. Ebensburg Bor. 1 1 John Owens 1 1 Ebensb's & Susq. P R Co Acs. Jackson Township. 10 Iemuel Jones, '65 124 Freder'k King 811 Johu Lloyd " 6.0 Thomas Moore " 244 Peter Rajrer 238 Thomas Vickroy " 2 60 3 05 6 26 6 64 2 42 10 83 2 18 2 63 68 4 35 27 40 10 63 19 47 19 23 90 V U Story & Co 39 40 60 Wm Pearson 2 65 4 Edward Right 15 John W Shaffer 4., 49 W II Story & Co 27 "0 100 Wli Story & Co " 13 254 W II Story A Co 44 oa 90 W II Story & Co S 40 Uses J Johnstown Bor. I 1 H Cook. 1st ud, 6 08 1 1 Fred Coburg " 7 00 1 JosGrughnour's Estate 6 70 1 1 David Jones 2 IS 1 J Thrmas Mtrgao 8 CS 1 John Roberts 2 19 1 1 John Lewellyn ' 5 gj 1 1 Conrad Wittle g 1 James N Morgan 2d ward ' 2 SO 1 John D James 2 65 I 1 Lewis Wilhelm 4th ward 2 76 1 DavLan.b.Sth w. 182 1 Pavid Hudson 73 1 I David Hitt'b Est. 1st ward jo GO 1 JnoJan,es,2Jvr. J4Q Muhille Borough. 4 Jacob Harris " . 73 1 I Thomas Sharkey " 2 18 1 1 Charles B Ellis g 04 Acs. Munster Ttcp. 200 John Noel 24 C3 25 Juhn Acufman 1 30 EicJtland Twp. 30 Lewis Fis.her 1 ia. 16 Robt R Gagtby 2 o: 1 Juo Harthh-rirfcr " 87 1 G6 1 69 3 09 1 66 1 31 2 60 84 1 t3 40 Jno Krir.f's E.t. 68 Thoma Keelau 103 David Lamb 27 Josiah HeLel 16 Nakcy Reihard " 104 Wm B Stull 40 John Dunmver ' 69 Adam Stull " Summerhill Two. 20 Akip k Si.itLtr " " 10 93 146 Wm Buike 13 go 34 Dominic Dimnnd " 1 82 146 Jos Dunlap, Jr ' 6 Srt 372 C B Ellis 29 C3 371 John GU 29 63 63 Michl Litxirper " 13 C3 440 Wm M Lt. 41 17 899 Gdhert L Lloyd " " 25 40 211 Patk M.Gough 10 2J 10 Steph Plummer 73 220 Wm P Shell 33 g5 100 Wm Wo fl 2 85 130 Henry & Corne lius Zoliers z 07 40 John Kueprer 1) 36 Thomas R Boyer 6 76 90 Wm K Carr c 40 47 Kntpper & Brant- linfier 8 20 20 David Knepper 2 46 50 Frank M'Couuell 8 05 4 Kliaa Miller 2 85 144 John Eftan c 05 100 James Farrrn 140 85 Jno Farren's Est 2 40 S83 R L Johnston 21 19 60 Wm D McG. ugh 3 75 81 Edward Seuser 1 75 440 Ebt'Q Burnham 23 TO lines. SummitviHc Bor. 1 2 Porter O.ner 1 83 1 Johu Ivory?B Ft 73 Art S'lsqtiehanna Twp. 170 Thomas B Mooia 4 9S 76 Wm Burkhardt 8 60 164 Byrne & Snyder 14 88 36 Iewis Keith 4 50 100 "James D S"Uaw 12 5 60 Johu McDonald 7 86 John McDonald 6 11 100 Jr Vaudeielcver 16 70 145 S M Fisl cr 24 09 Taylor Tup. 1 Maiacht Byrou 4 4& 1 CourM Bearnyder 8 R5 1 Edward Bird 70 1 Caroline Bu:khart 35 1 Lemon K'-i-t 8 13 1 Robert H Kerr 4 10 1 El wood Matthews 70 1 E C Thoma. 1 40 Washington Ttcp. 96 George and Altx Eu.Laa 4 43 1 Janus Borijs 40 1 Bridget Brawley 6t " COO Ptr Ca siiiy Eat 28 60 1 Ciiaries Collins H." 3 Wm Cnrland 4 4 40 Lccy Gardner 2 ?2 1 Chribtoph Hager 2 GO 1 John Murphy ,3. 1 Henry M'K'ibben 71 150 . Jehu N.xd'b Est 19 60 6 Patrick Ruey 2S 1 Mrs Trotter 37 1 Clem Urbau'sEst 76 83 Robert Burgoon 2 28 78 Nicholas Burke 1 SO 1 Walter Bell 13 20 87 R L Johnston 4 70 30 John Kinney 1 17 60 Nancy Kearmy 1 so 889 Ths Jackson'bEbt 28 76 200 Thos Bingham 18 20 170 Geo M'Culh.nph 0 is 200 Johnston, Keifcr & Cress well 8 00 2 Johu McKenie 1 1 1 160 Edward A Burke 6 00 200 Austin Thompson 16 20 Uses. Wdmore Bor. 1 1 Alsip & Shimer 2 18 2 John Wihnore, Ji 7g 1 1 Nancy Fvx 2 90 Acs J 10 George Kurtz 2 9D B lute Twp. 409 James E lavh 84 86 140 Joseph Hsggerty 9 15 25 Samuel Holes 2 4s 22 Wm Rickard 2 97 81 Johu Spado 4 17 IWer Twp. 4 John Crum 2 12 1 John Squib 2 65 13 Dau:el Beam 6 17 100 Jacob Gates 443 6 Joeph Hoopf j 70 2 Henry Leslie 1 5c JOHN COX. Treasurer. Treasurer's Office, Ebensburg, April 9, 1868. L BR ALLIES," WITH GILBERT l ROYAL, Kstabllslied 1833, Wholesale Druggists, Xos. 309 and 311 X. Tbfrd Street, PHILADELPHIA. JOHN GILBERT, . . THICPOBI A. E0TAL, Importers and Dealers in Drugs, I Spices. J this, I Dye Stuff Medicines, Paints, j Glass, &c., &c April 2. 18G8.-3m, IXECUTOl'' NOTICE. .Letters -A Testamentary haviug been granted to the undersigned on the estate of Christian Buck, late of Carroll township, dee'd, notice ia hereby given to all persons having laims against said estate to present them propw'y adjudicated for settlemf ct. and those indebt ed are requested to make pay men without delay. ELLEN BUCK.f lx'ra. A. ST1UTTMATTER. f Carroll Tp., April 23, 1868.
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