THE BATTLE AT WINCHESTER.
Burgeon General's Report on the Condi
tion of the Pennsylvania Troops.
SURGEON GENERAL'S OFFICE, )
State of Pennsylvania, April 2, '62,
1,112 Walnut st., Philtt'da.
GOVERNOR have the honor to re
port that Assistant Surgeons Crawford
and Warbourg, with a hospital steward,
lreached Winchester March 27th, after
eaving Harrisburg at three A. M. of the]
25th, and were at once assigned to duty
in the hospitals with Pennsylvania 1
. troops, their services being commended
:by the Medical Director. Leaving
Philadelphia March 27th, after placing
the sick from Camp Curtin in the United
States general hospital at Philadelphia,
I reached Winchester March 30th,
travel being much interrupted by the
war. I found over 300 badly wound
ed men, about 80 of whom were Penn
sylvanians, with but very few surgeons.
As the battle was unexpected, proper
provisions had not been made for the
wounded and their sufferings were
great, it being impossible to obtain
focl, beds, &c. All Sunday I assisted
in operations for their relief, and with
consent of United States, and their
manifest relief prepared to bring all
Pennsylvanians, wounded and able to
'bear transportation unto their own soil.
Enclosed I forward a list of the wound
ed of the 84 and 110th, to day brought
to Philadelphia. They arc all serious
''y
injured, were in danger of their lives,
rut evidently improved by removal.
lT also brought three of the officers of
Abe regiment Indiana, whose
'thighs are broken by shot. They are
3.
officers, very grateful for the ser
ikiar.es rendered and will pay their own
board. The Governor of Indiana
will recognize, the attention to brave
men who supported our troops in the
hour of danger. I hope you will be
able to visitthe hospital and cheer those
Who have honored the State. I visited
ithe battle field, and am satisfied that
bayonet charge of the 84th regi
meutWeas a brilliant one fin- any troops.
AlPintid+thein. Many of the men want
&c., having torn and lost on
the fieldreliat which they had. I also
broui_tht home the following corpses:
Celledge, of Hopewell • Croit and
Perg - upson, Hopewell ; liemerstoneh,
Phillipsburg; Kimberlin, Cambria;
I?3verrby, Ty ron e; Leibrick, Jersey Shore,
Ito 'be bufieo at Harrisburg; John Pros
-ser, filloonrghnrg; Heileman, Holli
]daysburg; Jas. Boon, Hughesville, Ly
•«oniing, near ?limey.
'These 'bodies will be enbahned in
twenty-four`heurs, affil in coffins ready
for their friends. The cost of coffins
:and embalming will be about $5 each.
They will keep for weeks. Many of
the dead of :the 84th could not be ob
tained,•pwing to difficulty in obtaining
a thtigne party to dig them up in the
disturbed-ste.te of an advancing army.
A tßaltimore,ihe Union men gave much
irelief]to]our ‘wounded at midnight.
I forward.dfficial lists of the casuali
ties in the 84th and 110th, to relieve
the anxiety-4:r friends applying to you
for - information. Acting under ex
tseme difficulties. the result of my of
forts .tmcomply with your orders, will,
I trust, be satisfactoryto you and the
Legislature,
Very respectfully,
; 1 our obedient servant,
HENRY 11. SMITH,
Surgeon General of Penn. frania.
'To TEs,ExeClleney,
G-..ootrris, Gov. of Penna.
The following are lists of the sick
and wounded of the 84th and 110th
Pennsylvania regiments, now in St.
Joseph'il:Hospital, Philadelphia. That
building had been rented 1:y Gov. Cur
tin in of the necessities anticipa
ted in ibe ,e,Nont of a battle, and where
.now Ehe mcd, referred to arc comforta
'lily quartet:all :
LIST OF THE 84TH REGIMENT SENT TO
PHILADELPHIA, wou I - . En AT WIN-
EMEM
Wni. A. Davis, company A ; Thos.
Ravenhill, company A; David M. Lane,
company A ; John Brooks, company
1; Peter Soans, company B; Michael
Turney, company A; Robert Taylor.
company C; Abram ITurtzler, com
pany C; Jacob Spidle, company C;
Martin Carrigan, company C ; C. D.
Bowers, company D; J. L. Wheeler,
company D; Franklin llonsencr, com
pany G; Wm. Lusic;r, company K;
Penrose Chadwick, company G; Hen
ry Stricktand, company G; DeWbite
Roberts, company G; Wm. Cassidy,
'company G; Isaac Holley; John Lus-
Ser.
LIST OF 110TII .REGDIENT SENT TO PHIL
-LDELPIIIA
Jam - Nipple, company A; Ira C.
Horn, company A; James Valiance,
company A; Lieut. 11. IL Hopkins;
Theodore Rockey, company D ; Thom
as 3Vllwainc, company C ; Cyrus S.
Anthony, company I; David Price,
company C; John C. Farrman, com
pany A ; Corporal John P. Albert, com
pany K ; David Gardner, company K;
D., S. Baker, company D; Sergeant
Villiam Roberts, company C; William
Sott, company IC; Richard Cut
chall, company B ; Wm. Ramsey, corn
.pany B; John Marlin, company B;
'Sergeant Samuel M'Cuno, company A;
"Daniel Browne, company L; Lieut.
Holland, Adjutant; John Border, com
pany C; John R. Carr, company K;
Jacob K. Hooper, company K; Timo
thy Sloan, company E; Charles Ev
-erly; James Leo.
From the Tennessee River--Buell
Joins Grant.
A gentleman who arrived at New
Albany, on Tuesday evening, of last
week, by the steamer John Rains, has
furnished an interesting statement in
regard to affairs up the Tennessee riv
er. On Saturday evening the advance
of Gen. Buell's army arrived on the
'Tennessee, opposite Savannah, and
commenced crossing the river on Sun
day morning, thus forming a junction
with Gen. Grant. Gcn. Grant, in the
early part of last week, sent a force to
:destroy the Memphis and Charleston
'railroad, which they accomplished,
tearing up ten miles of the track, and
thus breaking the connections between
the rebel lines. But before Saturday
morning the robes had repaired the
track and restored connection between
their lines, and were constantly ru
xeiying reinforcements of mon and mlf
nitious yia this road at Corinth.
The enemy:ure said by stouts to be
strongly fortified at Corinth and among
:the hills for sixteen or eighteen miles
Sowards the Federal camps at Pitts
burg Landing. Their available force
is said to be from 75,000 to 80,000 men.
The united forces of Cons. Buell and
Grant are sufficient to meet and con
quer this large army of the rebels,
and the Federal supply of artillery is
superior both in calibre and the num
ber of pieces to that of the enemy. A
battle is imminent, and the bent
formed say that it cannot be delayed
longer than Tuesday or Wednesday of
next week, and might occur any mo
ment after the Federal troops bad
commenced their movement toward
Corinth, which was to be on Monday
last. The Federal officers and troops
are sanguine of victory, and look to
the impending battle as the last stand
which wilt be made by the enemy.
Breokinridge and Bell.
Mr. Joseph Burn, a Bucks county
man recently returned from Nashville,
Tenn., where he had been residing for
several years past, has published a nar
ration of his adventures in the Doyles
town htelligencer, from which we take
the following extract :
Mr. Burn represents the excitement
in Nashville, while - the attack at Fort
Donelson was prog,ressing, as having
been most intense. On Sunday when
news reached the city that the fort had
been surrendered, a general stampede
from the town commenced. A con
stant stream of flying rebels from the
direction of Donelson poured pell-mell
through the city, frightened nearly
out of their senses. Among the num
ber was the villainous John C. Breck
inridge, who, mounted upon a rather
gaunt-looking horse, bloated from ex
cessive indulgence in intoxicating li
quors, made his exit from the city,
cursinu and berating the confederates
for their cowardice in fleeing from the
"Northern invaders." Mr. Burn fre
quently saw this notorious traitor in
the streets of Nashville, where his
habits were those of a common drun
kard. lie also repeatedly saw John
Bell, who is quite decrepid, and nearly
broken down in health and spirits.
The arrival of the Federal army was
a glorious event to the Union men of
the city, who hailed the Stars and
Stripes as a signal of deliverance. Mr.
Burn thinks that the rebel leaders do
not entertain the remotest idea of giv
ing up their cause as lost, but on the
other hand that they intend to fight
on to the bitter cud, until completely
overpovred by an overwhelming
force.
MARRIED,
On the Gth inst, by Rev. S. It. Reid,
Mr. JAMES W. RF.ED, to Miss FRANCES
A. HowNosnEAD, both of this vicinity.
PHILADELPHIA IDAIMETS
April 7, 1552.
Fnne3 and l'Atra ramily Finnr.. I.n.onall 55
Common and 'imptrli Ile .0 1 2!<0.5 25
Rye Flour i 1.21
Corn Moll .
VAtrrt M hile 'Alma% P 070111,45
Fair and IN line nod 41.25a41.30
113 e -70 c
Col n. in into Ye 11.... 55
()nig 44
Cloreiseell,7 0115 , 6,12171 5,25
Timothy j:!,1!@! :17.1,,1
HUNTINGDON MARKETS
CORRECTED WEEK LI
Extra Family Flour 7 0 Ltd
Extta do %Itmt
White Wheat
Red Wheat
it3e
Corn
Chtg
CioVer.l'il
IhiNleed
lh hod Appte4
Egg,
Lard
hunt.
Elinnider
Tarim,
EDMUND SNARE,
I'ILI !AY& SUROL'OY
Office nearly opposite Ilearl's Drug Store, Huntingdon, Pa.
April 8,117 C—It.
sd cllool, TEACHEItS W,ANI'ED.-
L
Bet en teachers ate wanted to take charge of the
u pie nhoots of tine bot °ugh of linntingtinn, for a term
of nine month, , , to commence about the Ist day of May.
A tmli, ants will he e‘roninned he the Comity &tom inten.
dent. in the presence of the board of throcters, at tine
5e1,,,,,l House, on &thud:ly, the 10th inst. commencing at
tell o'clock, A. M.
13y order of the board or Dlrectoro.
J. SAMPSON AFRICA,
Secretary.
Hunting ,lop, April 80862,
rip E T. OUI S, CHESTNUT
j street, betmeen Third and Fourth, Ph i;adelhhia.
The mniersigned. having leased, for a term of years,
thin popular house, have the pleasure of announcing to
their I riends and the traveling cantmunih•, that it Is now
open for the reception of guests. The house since the
first of March last, has been entirely renovated and refit
ted in a superior manner; the apartments are largo, well
ventilated and Ins nished in modern style. It is centrally
Located, convenient to all the depot and steamboat load
logo. and in the immediate vicinity of the Custom House,
NA office and the Corn Exchange.
Connected with the Hotel Is a Restaurant for the at
commod dim of those preferring the European plan.—
Prices of Rooms front Three to Seven Dollars per week,
according to location.
Itca.rd $1 110 per day. Tattle dllote for metehants and
business men from I to 3 P. M.
April S, 1862-13-
T IST OF LETTERS Remaining in the
ji .. ) Post Mee nt Coal:aunt, for the Quarter ending
April Ist, 1062:
Ball, FreAerirk O'Brien, James
D O'Neal, Francis (foreign)
Davis, J. C. Olt, Mess Martha
Evans, DavlJ 31. Powel, John ,
Evans. James It
Frans, Pavid Rtley. Pat, ick
Evans, James (Foreign) Resdon, Daniel
It Rowley, Anthony
Rank. Patrick Fits 8
Hammel, hiss Matilda Elmnahen, Cornelius
,J Stapleton, Miss Betty
Jones, Evens
Jones Mist Kale Tingley D. W.
111 Ti
31adera, Miss Mary Jane Wilkinson, James
Persons calling for letters in the above list, will please
say they are adv. tised.
J. R. LIERKSTRESSER, for P. M.
Continent, April 8,1862.
A NEWT STOCK
6 1 . BOOTS AND SHOES,
JUST RECEIVED
BY GEORGE SCIErEFFER,
3IARRET SQ.UARE, UUNTINGDON, PA
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
are requested to cull end examine hie stock. All kinds of
Boots sod Shoes manufactured to order.
April 8,188.2-4 t.
GOODS REDUCED TO OLD PRICES !
FISHER & SON
'rave just Opened and offer to the Public',
SPLENDID STOCK
OF
WELT, SELECTED NEW CT GODS,
AT
RED•UC'EI) PRICES
TILT] PUBLIC
Will pima call and examine onr Goods
T'ISTIEI2 k. SON
April 6 1662
rritEASURER'S SALE OF UNSEA
i. TED LANDS IN . HUNTINODON COUNTY.
\Vileness, by an net of the General Assam . yy of the
Comitionaealth of Penneylvania,"entitled "' h net 10
amend an act dived ing the nu* 11 " ( nnsea:ed lands
for taxes and oakr pur'posts,ihissed IStiv - lderch, 1815,
and the other acts upon the subject, the Treasurers of tho
sevens' comities within this Commonwealth are directed
to continence on the 2d Monday in Jtrhe, itt The year 1818,
and at the expiration of Fyrey years thereafter, and
adioni it front soy to day, if it bo necessary to do so, and
make public sale of the - wifolo or ally part of such tract
of unseated laud, situate in the proper county, as will
pay tho aricarages'of tint thicvl 01116 shall thetillaye
remained duo or unpaid for the space of one year before.
together atilt all costa necessarily accruing by reason of
such dtlinqueney. dr. Theiefore, 1, J. A. NASH, Treasu
rer of the county of Ittliltingdett, do hersby give rustles
that upon the following tracts of unseated laud, situate
as heretnafter de-scribed, the setetai mums stated are the
arrearagos of taxes, respectively, tine and unpaid for one
year, and that In pursuance of the direction of the aro,-
anal Act of Assembly, I shall, on MONDAY, Ti! Sall
DAY 01° TUNE NEXT, at the Court mote, fu the bar.
itugh of Huntingdon, continence the Public Sale of the
abide or any port of such tracts of annealed land, upon
hick all or any part of the taxes herein specified nheit
then be duo; and continue such sale by adjournment nn
td all the tracts upon which the taxes shall remain tine
and unpaid, shall be sold.
17 ca=w el.'s Office, Apt ii P. HO.
dintouid of Trees doe Ord 11 Dpati nn the fuliolidim Trials
of tits at‘d Lund, op 10 and Ir/c/r/ding the year 1860:
Warrantees or ODIV•IN. Acres. Pelt:hes. Tut
iharee Towndirp. D. c
Mosel Viino.t. 431 20 12
James Asti & William Shannon, h 65 08 02
John Hall. 400 4 50
Brady TownA.p.
Lewis Igo. 54 1 79
Andrew 1101, 4.1 33 214
Rolm t Watson, 397 10 01
William Watson, 425 10 32
James lie',' cable, 90 111 80
A lii DIDIIII Peachy. 72 2 12
Christian Kautlitian, 33 iai
Daniel King, 33 60
ea SS 7 . f I.t di fp.
Robert Miller, 400 5 33
William 31111er, 400 5 35
Cl.trbon Township.
Henry Rhodes, 73 ft 20
Cook A Elder (now Schell.) 1,84 3 00
Wm. Spi Mg. 400 9 20
John Murphy, 400 920
Wm. Blau, ~ 400 920
John Blan, 400 9 20
Benjamin ('rice, 200 4 60
Alexander Henry, 400 9 20
Wm. Moo an, 418 862
Benjamin l'erm, 107 SO 247
Gluten, Miller, 50 1 84
&MIMI Snare, ao 1 IA
Henry Miller, 12 81
3lattliew Atkinson, 100 4 60
Jonathan Pen, 100 3 80
Dal Id Lopsley, 343 7 80
Speer A Dougherty, 439 10 08
Speer & Dougherty, 4 PI ltl 08
Mow. Mielienor, 105 17 26
Henry Roberta, 75 8 61
J. Anderson & E. Horton, 100 11 00
Daniel Newcomer, 100 346
A. S. Itussell, 76 G 9:1
J. S. Stewart, 25 4 60
John Mieser, 400 0 20
Jos. N. Spangler, 100 4 60
Clay Township.
Abraham Wright, 209 8 37
Isaac Met., 232 61 6 90
John Dmin, 410 5 30
Robert Dunn, 410 5 30
Croutteell 7htroasslp.
Charles 11‘yles, 399 31 2 92
John Smith, 393 17 2 91
.1. Stevenson, 403 53 300
John Join tau, 418 20 1110
Samuel Galbraith, 393 41 2 91
Joseph Galbraith, 400 70 300
John Galbraith, 4 08 77 :i 06
James McMullan, 150 1 11
Titus Had i. 3, 410 88 307
.I.ilinForre.d, 400 3 05
James Old (pall.) 350 1 52
Franhlin Twnship.
'Nett A ICeller, 02 9 St
Mai y Joi dm, CO 7 16
James NleClellan, 79 7 fll
Dan i.l Caldwell, 40 4 78
Jano•s Logan, 5 48
Heiekrson Town.hip.
9 41
. 3 1.. , ,1 m m e, Gi: 0 411 , 1415,
3,, 45
Ifop melt Township.
Peter Herring, 210 7 67
Conrad Herring, 200 7 30
David Shaffer, 212 7 72
Sarah Lesi, 202 7 4.1
Margaret hes i, 017 8 51
Adorn 1.e.1. 015 7 51
Abraham Levi. 2011 7 30
Hannah Ilm ling, 97 2 42
Pied. Mort ing, 37 1 31
Juniata Town6hip.
Samuel Caldwell. 100 4 21
W. Bari ack (or J B. Given.) 200 8 42
Danki Africa, 50 135
Jackson Township.
Thomas Partner, 400 5 17
George Stover, 400 5 17
Jacob 110/Amer, 400 5 '23
Andrew Boyd. 400 517
Gem go or Robe, t Giavier, 400 5 17
George Angles, 400 517
1 Adam Striker, 400 5 17
Hillary Baker. 400 1. 17
Thomas Itiv•sell, 400 517
Thomas Ralston. 400 517
ThonLor Ralston, .Tr, 400 5 17
David Ralston. 400 6 17
Ephraim Jones, 400 5 17
John limo n, 400 617
.Tonal) I', lestly, - 437 5 03
William Johnston, 400 5 17
llnhort. Johnston, 455 617
Chrult a Caldwell, 400 5 17
James Dean, 422 5 47
Remy Carman, 400 5 17
John Adams,
400 5 17
Henry West. 401 5 17
Alexander Johnston, 4110 517
i Hugh Johnston, 400 5 17
Thomas MeClitre, 400 5 17
John Russell, 400 8 27
.101111 Ralston, 400 517
James West, 400 5 17
Williain Steel, 4110 5 17
Simone! Canon, 420 5 45
Abraham Dean, • 355 ' 507
James Ptil ton, 400 517
Samuel Marshall, 400 5 17
Hobert Cold. ell, 400 517
Matthew Simpson, 400 517
James McClure, 400 517
Samuel Steel, 400 517
John uuttoo, Ono 5 17
John Gallnaith. 400 5 17
Joseph 51cClure, 400 5 17
George Wico, . 400 517
Oneida Township.
John Jackson, 129 3 78
11. Blandon, 441 003
E. Roane, 431. 9 69
D. Stephens, 352 4 78
John Light, 283 4 25
James Whitehead, 204 29 15 02
John Whitehead, 8 40
roller Township.
William Smith, DI). 150 18 85
William Smith, DD. 100 12 24
Benjamin K. Neff, 100 7 08
William Smith, 402 10 10
A. P. Wilson (or Shoenberge6) 275 10 25
do do 105 5 53
do do 224 1176
00 do 198 9 87
do do 298 15 00
Shilko Township.
James McMullin, 400 1 72
Peter 11 - erin, 411 1 56
Agnes Gardner, 439 135 150
JAMS CADISreII, 405 58 1 50
Benjamin Drown, 420 320 159
Samuel Kennedy, 414 05 1 56
Daniel Shindell, 375 2 92
Will lain & John Patterson, 175 66
SpringAeld Township.
Stacy Voting, 400 660
George Eberts, (part) 75 2 77
Brice X. Blair, 123 1 04
Samuel Caldwell's heirs, 4 18
710 7bainship.
John Caldwell, 544 31 258
W. Anderson, 100 2 28
Tod Township.
Taylor's Moire, 45 81 380
Samuel Cornelliir, 395 68 11 18
Speer & Martin, DB 2 68
Eitel Smith, 152 4 25
Will lam Shear, 439 611
James Winer, 400 11 20
Amos Clark, 400 7 95
Barkley A Edwards, (R. Nob) 400 16 80
do do (T. Creek) 400 11 20
Wm, E. McMintrie, 200 75
Union Township.
John Bell. lel 4 os
Robert Bell, 224 3 2,8
Sarah Elliott, '6O 252
Jemen Fen, 420 16 42
Robert Pea, 181 7 72
Benjamin Elliott, 26 1 10
John Brouster. 400 16 AO
Samuel Caldwell, 300 12 54
do do 10 84
Ilane Monition, 87 3 09
Wiaker Towmhip.
Richard Smith, 091 30 82
Chat les Smith, 00 6 49
John Ker, • 99 506
John Porter, 437 13 90
Peter Rist, 75 2 41
George Cutwalt, 100 9 30
Jacob Myers, 200 11 10
John Patton, DO 1 90
Samuel 'Findley, 110 6 94
'Hugh Loutish, 422 0 11
Rudolph Loutish, 412 7 00
}Val riorsmark Township.
J. Matthews, D. Otto A .T. Armitage, 200 23 53
Mst Tinunthip.
William Buicher, 109 123 17 (3
Wm. Reed, as 114 54
HENRY NEIL,
ISAAC L. DEvOE,
AT,SO—The lullon ing real estate upon which personal
pi °peril , cannot be found sufficient to pay the taxeß, re
tut ned by the BON et al collectors, 14 chat get! n ith the tax
es thereon assessed lot the years 1830 and 1810, nlll be
sold as unseated lauds, in pursuance of the durctons of
the forty-firit section of the act of Ansernbly,'entt tied' an
act to reduce the State ItObt, and to Incorporate tin Penn
sylvanla Canal and Ila!ltoad Company," approved the 20111
of April 1811: .1 •
Carbon Township. •
Kellerman k Martin, 37, 2 :10
. .
Costner, Comings & Hartman, 102 4 08
P.C. Reamer, 4 lots (in Coalinout) 1 36
M. J, Martin (Bawinill tract) 260 48 04
P. P. Doniii.s, 70 10 05
E. L. Andarson, 258 14 88
F: C: Itexuer:(Shoomalter, tract) 200
Fl.anktin. ibto.hip
IkLutin Stmer,
ntunsAy.
Iln,l,lTbompnon
=
lINZISS=I
Hopsunll Township•
0. Shaffer (or Efliorobrrger)
31. Shaffer, do
—310 a,
Shiriay knottshil ,
.1. Tampleton, I hone, and lt.
.1. 81'Elheny, 8 101 l lit. Tlnion.
Trarrb,iinotri. township.
Ilorse4.',l lick%
John tlt Can, half lot.
John 1,. Rumba] ger, Numb y and
3 lot,
Beat township.
J..)liller, 1 lot, Petersburg, 1 03
Huntingdon, April 8, 15112.
HEAD QUARTERS
FOR
3011.): A. NASH.
45 cas of
INFORMS TILE PUBLIC
SPLENDID STOOK of NEW GOODS
CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY
April 6,1862
N Ew ChOTIIING
lIAS .)UST OPENED A FINE STOCK OF NEW
Which he offers to all who want to be
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
Itin Stock eimshts illlvirl3-imule Clothing for
LOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, k.C., AC.
Slionl.l gcntienion VIrtie111:11" kind nr cot of
clothing' not town] in the 3tock On by leaving their
Imam,. they can he at coloaladAted at shwa nolico.
Call at 113 .4 corner of tln• Diamond, over Long'i
Grocery.
April ,1S C 2
1862.
FOR
S P RING AND 8 U..1.01-E
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
Fay el entletacit's Clotliingef the tie , t males tat, owl made
inn the but non Liaanlilie wanner. rail at
11. ROMAN' S,
opposite the rranklut !Wine In Market ti, J unre, Huntin g
don, I'3.
Huntin g don, A l i 1 S, ISO.
NTEW STOUR: OF GOODS.
EVERYBODY 1$ INVITE!) TO CALL AT
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ON HILL STIMI.T, lIGNTINGDON, PENNA
THE BEST
SUGAR awl MOLASSES.
COFFEE, TE k and CHOCOLVVE.
FLOUR, FISH. tont VINEGAR,
CONI Ecnosmu Es, CIGARS and TOBACCO,
SIOCES OF THE HEST. AND ALL KINDS.
and us el')' other article usually round in a Grocer., Stir,
ALSO.,- Drop, Chenll,ll4. Dye Stott/.
Pointy, V.trul-.ln, Oda awl Spts. Turpentim•,
.1.101.1, Alcohol. Ma,. and Pour,
BEST WINE and BRANDI' Sr medical purposes.
ALT, TILE TIES PATIENT MEDICINES,
11001 . 6 A NO SHOES,
and a Lo ge number of as lick, 010 1111111,0114 to al,,tioo,
The pohlk. gener.ill) I,l,amr call owl exam'uo for
tlonusel, ea mol le.tro my in ices.
Huntingdon. April S, 1962
SPRING AND SUMMER
GENTLEMENS' DRESS GOODS.
I=
the ■rateet and beet that could be found in the city, all of
which he will take ipleminre in exhibiting, and making
pp In taller. it pill coat nothing to call and examine his
goods. Call Penn.
Huntingdon, April 8, 1862.-gir.
RECRUITS WANTED
FOR PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENTS
The undersigned, in accordance with General Orders
No. 105, Ilead-Quarters of the Army, and under the di
rection of Captain It. I. Dodge, General Superintendent of
Recruiting Service for the State of Pennsylvania, have
opened a Recruiting Office at the Poot Office, iu Coalinont,
Huntingdon county, Pa.
They are authot bud to enlist men for any Pennsylvania
Regiment note In the field that le not already full.
Subsistence and pay to commence from date of enlist
ment.
Lieut. J. ADDISON MOORE.
Sergt. 11. VANDEVANDER,
E. ItIcCABE,
311faician GEO. W. GIBBS,
2Stb Ilegiinent, P. V.
On Recruiting Service,
Ity command of M.,Jot . General McClellan
Coalmoirt, Niuelt I, 1862.
R ECRUITS FOR PEN
H NA. REGI
MENTS NOW IN TILE UNITED STATES SER-
I I(.E.—The undersigned, in au:mil:oleo with General Or
ders No. 105, Ileed.Quertcra of the Army, and under the
direction of Captain It. I. Dodge, G,gnet al Superintendent
of Recruiting Service for the State of Peons} Ivania, have
established a Reeituiting Station at Markleshurg, Hun
tingdon county,
Subsistence and pay to commence from date of colDt
moot. For further information apply to
Copt. J. 11. WINTRODE,
Sergt. J. 0. COULTER,
J. T. CARPENTER,
March 1, 1502. 534 - 1 Regiment, P. V.
WALL PAPER!
The New Spring Styles
For 1862, •
Already Received
At Lewis { pook Store.
We deal direct with the manufactu
rer, and will have on hcincl
the attest styles, and sell at f iii prices.
pA.",p,Ert!
• , for eale at
maw ST.CtI,
205 287
200 2 90
90 128
100 4_o
300 o;'2
3S
NEW GOODS.
D. P. CWIN
THAT HE HAS
JUST OPENED
Tlll3
CAN'T BE BEAT
COME AND SEE.
D. P. GWIN.
AT LOW PRICES.
M. OUTMAN
SPRING CLOTHING,
CLOTHED,
MEN AND BOYS,
SIMI
MANUAL GUTMAN
CLOTHING.
H. ROMAN.
EEO
cLoTIIING
I=
11. ROMAN'S
S. S. SMITH
FASHIONS!
ROBT. KING,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MU Stad, one door west of Cu)nton's Store,
=I
CLOTtI,
C.CSSIMERES, and
PLAIN AND FANCY 1-I:STINGP,
NOW IN THE FIELD
WANTED.
lILLINERY, STRAW GOODS,&C.
wo hate the pleaQure at Inforndug you
that 55 0 aro now prepared to offer, at our Old
Stand, NOS. 103, 105 A 107 NORTH SECOND ST.,
ABOVE ARCH, PIIILA.,
A well selected Stock of
MILLINERY AND STRAW 000DS,
in every viniety, of the LATEST 'IMPORTATIONS, and
of the new eat and moat fashionable Myles.
=til
Will comps inn every variety of Bonnets, Hats end Trim
mings to be found in that line, of the latest and most up
prm ed shapes and ot3 les.
•
Soliciting an early call. I remain
Tome, Rerpectfully,
11. WARD.
Mardi In, 1.862.--It.
A E
D3IINTST ATOR'S NOTIC.
Estate of Jacob G. Kellerman. dee'd.l
Lettere of Adrolatstration upon the estate of JACOB
U. KETTERMAN, late of Cloy to:mu:11,1p, doxaml,
hosing beer grouted to the untlernlgned, all persoliA
having claims open the eetate two requested to present
them to the undersigned, mud 01l 'iltone knowing them•
eel, es Indebted will woke innuerlirttepa)Ment.
JOHN McNIIAL,
March 25, 1662.* Adadolet rator.
TIIE FIRST
SPRING GOODS,
JUST OPENED AT
A. 13. CUNNINGHAM'S.
A LARGE STOCK
FULL ASSORTMENT,
AT PRICES
TO PLEASE EVERYBODY
CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES
SILVER AND GOLD,
AND ALL PAPER ON 000 D BANKS & INDIVIDUALS,
Taken at Par in Exchange for Goods.
The Liehect prices pnlil in floods for nll kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR BARGAINS,
A. B CUNNINGHAM'S STORE
Huntingdon, March 2.5, 1.8G2.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-
A regular meeting or thy Huntingdon County
Agricultural Society will he held in the Court House, ill
Iluntling.lon. on Tuesday no ruing of Mu first neck of the
conning Apin Court. (lfuln.)
The following taildects on ill be presented for discussion,
together with other businebl connected with tine Aiao6,
A Report from the Committee, nn the best method of
improving the breed of sheep.
“C.lll grape glowing and nine making he made profit
able in lirmtillplon count 3
.
NS ILA vat lety of Wheas is boot .111.mted to the .01l and
climate of Huntingdon county 1'
An Agtimiltural Addles.. Will 110 delivered before the
As,ocietion by John Dougherty. Esq., of 3lonnt Union.
A Report from the Committee, nopointed at the last
meeting, on tho relations of Farmers and Met.lianicA.
The propliety of holding nu Agricultural Exhibition
during the ' , remit year, Nt 111 also be dittimictl.
By order nod in behalf of the Society.
HORT. McDI VITT, }Secretaries.
Secretaries.
.1. SIMI'SON AFRICA,
Huntingdon, March 23, ISQ.
7- NOX FRUIT FA1,131 AND NUR
, titmi
186 9 .
J. KNOX,
BOX 155, PITTSBUT,GII, PA
SELECT LISTS OF SrRAWBEEIIIES
For rt os furnish 160 IA nth enrit of the !dittoing
Ttioniplitt tle 'Nolintsett Victoria, Burr's
New Phut. iron Flog and Il'ilsotti A Itnny.
Fur itIO n.• a dl Ito 100 plant+ edit of the following
Choirs kilt& Ttionuthe de Gant), Tittlions's Victoria,
ittoiniesse ll.ri.•.rt du Tinley. Fit insole, Dna 's Pg
hurt's New l'ino. Jonnv Lind, Cotter's Mot
At ny's Stuns for and Wilson's .11l.•tny,
THIOM NM DE D,
For de.ra iption ar Una sal - ab:tad artily:lllyd Ftraalwr
rv, so , our rir• nh IV
r. , a fm mini 11111etv and
•Nlilmon'e \ ttly. the No funiN, at the
lag tales:
11::11\11.11E DE GAN)/
50 reots per dozen: per 100; 5.00 n 11,r 105; 10,000
20 000 10r Sro ttm 0100 lot, Ili e. per ...at.
e Ai be chat 8•d rot Boxer and ;melting,
21 cent , per damn ; jt per 100; 3,000 for $lO. Luger
rime rote.
For ; 100110 sill furnish tom.) T. immphe do nand awl
10.011,1 Wilson's Allonnv. per 0.111. 111 It 3100 lie
ged In ildw lot. fel boxes and packing.
We gill bred to any 1,0.4 aim" whirrs, in the countty
!lent paid, and cal chill) pot up to cart y thly, one
bundled good Oit Omits of any v. bete fonnd in our cata•
!mote at the 'Mi.', there Annexed. For hmtattee, 100 Wilk.
son's Albany bur l'ul; IGo Ti Viet. .1,81); 100
Trinmpho 1.1.nul $2. Sc.
rii• No ...lei s flll4 tl in plants I.g mail tor less than
one dollar's Math. a 11113 one kind, and 1,11131 ICI. (11.111
100 are imammd, it er lot be at (He, doe.' price.
Thinckles Orange and Franconia. ji per dozen $5 per
100 . $ 39 per 10 0 0. pu Ft nited Mont 11-
IY, liner It ea Giant, lltylinn Mee A utworp, Red Ant
wei p, Yellow Ammo p, A1101%9 ❑ardy, 75 ern ti per dozen,
$3 p e r too. $25 p r 1000. imptm ell wan Black C.tp,
50 contra per doz.'', s'l per 10U, $23 per 1000.
SELECT Lidlim OF RASPBERRIES.
For $lO we will furnish 100 Orittelil,e4 Orange, tho
beet ',Ayr. ad Hasidim y. as well ns one of the !argent,
moat beautiful, .111f1 productive; 100 Poinconia, a large
roil berry, of good Das er, attiat tile and eiturmouely pro.
dilutive; 100 Improved American Black Cap. much lot
ger, morejniey, better flavored, with fewer owl etc.
ry 1103 superior to the common liiiick Cap. The plant is
entirely hardy and very prieltietheomil the ft nit is mirth
sought after in the mat lief.
The above kinds Include the tln co colors, red, orange
and black, and lornikh It pleasant variety in lamer. Wo
regard them as the beat for amateurs, and liar most profit
able for mat ket culture.
New• Mellen**, St per dozen, i i per MO, s'23 per 1.000,
$lOO per 3,000; Dorchester. 75 cents per dozen, $1 per 100,
jive 1,009; New tr, n's Thornless, 50 cents per dozen,
$3 per 150. $25 per 1.000. %1 ill Henri 100 each of the
above three kinds for $lO. Each package of Str.tw berry
and Illackhet ry plants will contain painted hottructions
for cultivation.
Per prices of Oinpos, Currants. Gooseberries. Rhubarb,
Asparagus, Lc.. nee our circular. n filch n ill be sent to all
applicants enclosing stamps.
W have opened at No. 2 . .) Fifth Pt., a
SEED STORE AND 1101ITICELTURA lb DEPOT,
Where all an lielesbelmuring to such an es tabli•hmen t can
be had, of the best quality, [mar. 23, 1862.]
A, FARM FOR SALE.
Tho subscribers will sell at private sale
the !arm now occapied by Samuel Sanke.y, in
Henderson township, about four miles from Hun
tingdon. The farm contains about 210 Acres—
about the one half cleared and lu n good state of cantina
Hon. The improvements aro a good flame, two-story
house, log barn and other ontbuildiugs. There are four
gond opt Ings of water on the place.
Tine terms in nil be easy.
Mnrch IS,
VXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-
j uj Letters Testamentary upon the hut trill and testa
ment of James Porter, late of Weot township, Hunting
don county, deceased, have been granted to the subset t
here. All peraoos Indebted are requested to trunks Immo•
dolt° payment, and those haring claims will preeenttlient
properly authenticated to na. _ _
March 11, Ibe3•_6t
NTOTICE.—
, Lettere teatamentury upon the last ball and testa
ment of John P. Anderson, late of the bcifongh of Hun
tingdon, deed.. have been granted to me. All pereens in
debted to htm nun ictpletterl to matte payment, uud these
having claims 1%111 pbrectit theta 1 repo ly authenticated.
JOHN SCOTT,
Huntingdon, March 11,1862-6 f. Executor.
KOLLOCK'S DANDELION COIL
Tins preparation, made from the best Java. Coffey in
recommended by physicians run superior NUTRITIOUS
BEVY:RA(4N for General Uebility, Dyspepsia, end all
bilious disci dere. Thousands who have been compelled to
abandon the use of coffee. will use this without injurious
affects. One can contains the strength of two pounds of
ordinary coffee. Price 25 mints.
KOLLOCK'S LEVAIN,
The purest and beet BARING POWDER known, for
making light, sweet and nutritious Dread and cakes.
Price 15 cents.
MANUFACTURED DT
M. IL KOLLOCK, CDEMIST,
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Struts,
PHILADI L,DIA, • •
And sold by all Druggists and Grocers
Feb. ^_1,1862-Iy. • •
UDITOR'S NOTICE_ ---
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by tpe Orphans'
Court of Huntingdon, county, to distribute the fund in the
hands of Thomas t, Administrator of the estate of
Henry Whitesell, tato of Barney •toutisltip. deceased, unit
attend at his ethic,, in Iluuttug,don,-on 'f(WItSDAY, tan
13th of 3IA Hell next, at ape o'clock, P. M , for the pur
pose of teal:king the said aletribution, when and where all
pen soils interested, nip required to present their claims, or
ho deb:lllM front coming inn for a shore of the said fond.
Auditor.
Feb. 20, 1502.-3 t
IMO=
SCOTT & BROAVN;
ATTORNEY 4T LAW,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
Offint on Tfill Le root, in tho building formorly nnapierl 2B
- tho nJorarhal " Print ink .(Knte..
jtuntingdon, Jan. 1. - A, 186'1
CALL AT
11'11,80:s'r3 A I.IIA
PLANTS BY M
=II
BLACKRERUIES
SAMUEL SANKEY,
WILLIAM SANKEY
GEO. n. PORTER,
,5.13/1, PORTER,
Executorm
COURT AFFAIRS
TRIAL LISTH.AP,RTL T,Flpi, 1862
13=1
Andrew Hari° ye Henry Muldoon, et al
IleaMontan & lie) ward in J. Browitor'd Exec
Crutaley to St..T. Martin, et al.
Thomas Weston, .It, to 'nom]. Wallop.
FECOND IyEi.K. ' -''
Jacob Creem, ell '' '4 . e. lete.elFtone; et al.
Ann ('nnnon, &c. 84 Isaac Opp. ,
11, Ice X. Glair, el al. ye - tem. ItnYttods, et al.
Henry Otlady is Baniel•lfettlz.
Margaret Hamilton, ,te. to Jambi Elarkekla, et al
Coyle & Green A d MitiArbrdWadr.
W. W. A I). Entreitin vs Mieliall Eroue.
00.21. ND JURORS,
J'homas itilitOn. farmer, Springfield.
Samuel Bowman, farmer; Shirley.
Darby Chi'cote, miller, Hopewell.
William Cunningham, cabinetmaker, Clay
John Gregory, farmer, West.
Samuel L. Glasgow, farmer. Clay.
Peter Grazier, carpenter, Waniormark.
John thwart, farmer, Union.
George W. Horton, farmer, Carbon.
Asehel Hight, laborer, Huntingdon,
James Hutchison, farmer, Henderson.
Enoch Isenberg of E, farmer, Porter.
David Long, farmer, Shirley.
Charles W. Moore, M. D., Carbon.
Robert Morrow, farmer, Dublin.
Daniel Peightal, farmer, Penn.
Daniel Shultz, farmer, Morris.
John Silrerthorn, farmer, Tell.
Samuel Thompson, farmer, Oneida.
William Thompson, fernier, Clay.
Eli Wakefield, farmer, Brady.
Alexander Work, farmer, Porter.
Enoch Walls, farmer, Porter.
Jesse Yocum, J. P., Brady.
TRAVERSE JURORS—FIRST WEEK.
Paul Ammermann, agent, Carbon.
Thomas Anderson, farmer, Tud.
Charles C. Ash, farmer, Burree.
J. Q. Adams, ironmaster, Franklin.
William Africa, shoemaker, Huntingdon.
Thomas Bell. carpenter, Barrer.
William Bricker, farmer, Oneida.
Brice X. Blair, merchant, Dublin.
J. M. Cunningham, carpenter, Huntingdon
Nathan Curbin, carpenter, Huntingdon.
Samuel Doran, carpenter,
Henry Davis, former, West.
John Davis. farmer. Morris. •
Alexander Ewing, farmer, Franklin.
John Ever, former, Warriormark.
Oliver Etn'er, former, Shirley.
Enyeart, farmer, Cromwell.
John Grove, farmer, Walker.
Matthew Gill, wagonniaker, Brady.
Edward A. Green, gentleman. Brady.
Joseph Gibhoney, farmer. Berrec.
Henry Glazier, gentleman, Huntingdon.
Kenzie L. Green, fernier, Cloy.
George S. Hudson, farmer. Clay.
Solomon Homer, farmer, West.
William Honek, farmer, Toil.
Thomas B. Ifyskill, farmer. Warriormark.
Ricluud Hall, farmer, Shirley.
William Homer, farmer, Porter.
William Johns, further, Clay.
William Lincoln, farmer, Walker.
George McCool, farmer, Oneida.,
IL B. Mytinger, gentleman, Morris.
B. E. Melkfurtrie, farmer, Huntingdon.
Charles It. MLCarthy, former, Cloy.
David B. 'Thing, farmer, Warriormark.
Levi A. Myers, carpenter, Shirleysburg.
William McCartney, farmer, Jackson.
Reuben o.ilts, firmer, Barree.
John Rung, gentleman, West.
Thomas Ramsey, farmer, Springfield.
M oses R tt,iann, carpenter, Barre°.
Joseph M. Stevens, clack. West.
Andrew Smith, farmer, Union.
George SinkAt, carpenter, Barret'.
William Yocum, farmer, Juniata,
Adam Zeigler, firmer,•Penn.
Thumps Ilanter, farmer, Walker. •
TRAVERSE JURORS—SECOND WEEK.
Samuel Alliqon, farmer, Henderson.
John Barr, farmer, Jackson.
Abraham Brumbaugh, farmor, llopelN ell.
Ralph Crotsley, farmer, Cass.
Thomse Carman, 'inner, Huntingdon.
Levi Dell, carpenter, Union.
William Decker, farmer, Ii arse.
William Davis, carpenter., Penn.
Peter Earlier, gentleman. Shirleysburg.
Jacob Felmlee, farmer, Tell.
David Gates, farmer, Franklin,
Benjamin Glaffius, tinner, Huntingdon.
George M. Co ern, farmer, Cass.
Samuel Grove, farmer, Hopewell.
Daniel Harris, farmer, Penn.
W. A. iludson, enbinet•mnker,
Joseph [Tarnish, farmer, Porter.
Jacob Herne:one, fat mgr, Porter.
David F. Jeffries, farmer. Tell.
Daniel Kyper. farmer, Walker.
John M. Leech, mill Wright, Franklin,
James Lynn, farmer, Springfield.
Thomas Miller, farmer, Barree.
Thomas Monteague, carpenter. Dublin.
McGam ey, farmer, Shirley.
Evan Nearhonf, farmer, Warriormark.
William Peightnl, cooper. Huntingdon.
Henry Peightal, farmer, Walker.
Wm. Middles, innkeeper, Huntingdon.
Henry Robison, farmer, Dublin.
Benjamin Ilhudc•, filmier, Shirley.
J. Duncan Rankin, manufacturer. Franklin
Peter C. Swoope, gentleman, Huntingdon,
McDonald Stewart, carpenter, Jackson.
John Smelker, Jr., farmer, Shirleysburg.
Jacob Walters, farmer, Morris.
March 25. 18f12.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
persons have hied their petitions with the Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Session.. praying the said Court to grant
them license to keep inn or taverns in their respective
boroughs, townships and villages in flue county of Thin
tingilon, and that said petitions will be presented to the
said Count on Wednesday, the loth day of Apu ii next.
for consideration. ,Le., alien and n here all persons inter
ested can attend if they think proper, viz:
Valentine Crouse, if iintingdon borough.
John S. Miller. do.
William Riddles,
George Thomas, In.
Henry Heater,
Abraham V. WeAblook, do.
John Dean, do.
(trans Miller, do.
Adorn Holliday, Shade Gap.
John Jamison, do.
Henry .tiet71.,...1, Dubliu township.
Joseph S. Reed, ' ' s
Joseph Morrispn, Biped Top City.
Thomas Cook, do.
James Dunn, Barnetstown.
James Gleason, Barnet.
Martin. 31ara., d o.
Michael McCabe, Blairshoro.
George 11. Little, MeAloy's Fort.
Shadrack Steffey, Stevensville.
John Shuck, McConnellstottn.
Itcriry Straus° do.
Philip Crouse, ' Mapleton. '
John D. Boring. Cassville borough.
Jame& Chambeilnln. Wan imam:ilk.
Samuel G. Simpson, 31111 Cteek.
John G. Stewart, do.
Robert Giffin, Orhisonia. borongli.
William Templeton, do.
James Hemming. Sanlabing.
Henry ChaMberlain, Water Street.
Johnston;William ltihrhlesibitrg.
John R. Herd, Petersliurg borough.
Jacob Longneelcer, do.
Jesse E. March. Mooresville.
Eliza Rankin, Warm Springs.
Samuel M. Aultz, Mount Union.
Mary Ann Doyle, do,
R. F. Haslett, Spruto Creek.
Alexander 8. Seeds, Spruce Creek.
John Dhrow, Dudley.
Joseph M. Porter, Dudley.
Dennis Ntellugh, do.
Samuel Trchttnine, Fairfield or Wilsontown.
Tames Carmotit,,Manor 11111.
Wm. P. Robinson, Alexandria.
dames Horritigton, Carbon township.
George D. Kelley', Coalment.
WM. C. IVACONAD, Clerk.
Duni ing.lon, March 225,1662-St.
XECUTRIX
[Estate of FredirickEchneider. dec'd.}
Letters testamentary upon the lost will and testament
of Frederick Schneider, Into of Henderson ton nship,
deed. have been granted to the undersigned. All persons
indebted are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims writ proent•them properly authenti
cated to me., , . . 'r
ELIZABETH SCILNEIDF.II,
Aprill, 1862.-6 t. Executrix.
J. E. GREENE, J
: , . „DENTIST.
Oftleo on Railroad street, Oppiisite . the Jerk.
eon Hotel, Huntipgrlon, Pa.
.31nrch 23; 1862,
F'OR RENT.-
A.cottfortitblovelli4 on Railroad stroet,
neatly op'posite thO Esehatigo llotol, ia for Rent. Those
nantiug the multi, oil). amity at this onto, or to WM.
STEWART, 'thing on Cho pteraibo.
than linrlion, March 41852.
OZ,' will fupi thc. I.,qr:ger4 attc. beat
a;.ortthent of Lrictics'bre.te Goode at
D. P. Only&
THE best Tobacco in town, at
D. P. (117,12 C
. _
7.I,OQ4AMATION.---.W=E
Ikeceiit to me directed, dated i 4 Thilitingabi,,- - o.
Mb day of January,. A. D. 1662, undue Onatiands and seoLe
of the• Hon? Oeerge Ttsylor, President or tha Algart .
Common Plena, Over add Tormlner,and
ery of the 24th Jlldicltil, , Olstrict of Penneylvanitr.,'Eonipliz
sed of Huntingdon, Mali-and Cambria COMltivi; and the
Hone. Benjamin F. Milton and William It. Leas his asset ,
ate% .ludgeß of the county of •Hisitingtion, justices asp
signed, appointed to heir, try and determine all nod every •
indictments made or taken or or concerning all crimes,
villich by tine taws of the state are made capital, or felon
ies of death. and other offences. cringe and misdememiors,
hich have been Or shall hereafter be committed or perpe
trated, for crimes aforesaid—l nun commatia,Pla.osestro.
public proclamation throughout may whole balliwitk, tithe
a court of Oyer and Terminer, of Common. Diens and
Quarter .S.. !semis. ain ho held at the Court noose inl the
borough of iloothigdon. on the second 3funtlaj , (and 14tir
day) of April next, and these who a ill -prusecute One
mid prisoners, bas then and there to pi twecute themins' it
shall be just. and that all Justices of rho Peace, Comes.
and Constables within Cad county, be then and there Mt
their proper person, at 10 o'Llmk, tn. of said day, with
their records, inquisitions, examinations and reinembran
cce• to do time things ollich to their aloes' respectively
epientani.
Datod at Iluntingdon t tho 'nth of March . , in the year of
our Lord no thousand eight hundred Mid sixty-two,
nod the bGth year of Antorkun Iriderendouro.
J011?';
1)110 Mt ATIOX. , -11! }LIME AS, by ,
n precept to me threet e d by lha Judges of th e coni
nun Piens of the county of Huntingdon; leering teat the
25th day of January, , 1862, 1 aut co/Winded to maks
Public Prochunntion thioughout my niktlie bgllttalch l titht
n Cont t of Counting Piens will he held at the Clew ;Lels
in the hot nugh of Huntingdon. on the s-i lvfotitfrißottq•
21st dal) of April. A. D., 1862, for the trial of all jot
St,. in maid Court a hush termini muletet mined herons
the said Judges, nhen and si here alt lutow, witnesses,dnit
suitors, in thy trio!. of nil idAtICS ore required. - •
Dated at irmitingdon the 18th of match. in the year of
our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and aixtydwo,
and the BGth year of American Independence.
AMIN C. W ATSON, Sheriff.
lIE SALES.—By virtue of
sundry writs of Vend. Exp. and FL Fa. to mo di
rected, I will expose to alibi le sale or outcry, ut the Court
Home, in the borough of Huntingdon, ON 'MONDAY
TUN Idru DAY OF APRIL, 1802, at two o'clocii,
the follening described proporty to wit: ". '', •
One lot of ground situate In the borough of ITuritingtion
fronting on Washington street fit/ feet, and extending,
beck YOU feet to Mifflin street, adjoining'
George (twin on the user, and lot , of George Black'n !mitt
on the nest, baying thereon erected one two story
Seized, taken in execution, and to he cold no the property
of Levi Westbrook.
ALSO—Four acres aground in Jackson township, about
ono mile from McAlevyts Fort, one dwelling house "an 4
ether buildings, thereon storied. Also. ono frame grist
mill, will, two pair of bores. plaster mill and smut mils
chine, adjoining lands of Samuel Mitchell. Also, one arra
of land in said township, having thereon erected a log
house and stable. attjoittlngdmnis of Sttml Yocum; Ties:
Watson, John Nooks, and the waters at Stone Creek.—
Also, four acres of land in chid township. meadow hind,
adjoining lands of Samna! Johnston and Wm. Hays and
the water of Stone Creek; Sei7eti 3 Ogo in executioni
mid to be sold as the property of this Musser and WO.
Musser.
ALSO—Defeinlant's right, title and hileresf in and to
one half lot of ground situate in the borough of (tinting-
don. Pa., fronting 50 feet on Church. street, extending
hack 100 feet, and bounded .on the rest, by land now or
late belonging to the heirs of Panl Schoobelimud on the
nest by tut of Jitmes.3lcCabo, and on the north by other
half of [lto same lot. Also. one half lot'of ground situate
in same borough, being the north end 'of the abovo de
sm ibed tut, fronting 50 feet on Moore street, and bounded
on the east now or Into the heirs of Paul Schoobel, end on
the nest by lot of Jas. McCabo, and un the .01101 by tint
other half of rho same lot. Seized, taken in execution;
stud to be sold as the property of David Itrotherlino, with
notleo to Jame,, Saxton, his committee.
ALSO—Defendant's right, title and interest in anti tq
nil that ',Art of a tenet of land eitnnto In Tod townshiPl
surveyed on a Warrant granted to Joseph Highlands; da,
fed January 2,1. 1705, commencing at or near the Cheek
nut corner, at or near which the part of tho same tract
conveyed to James Steel corners; thence south 41 degr, , ea
;sea,— perches ton locust; thence south 50 degrees end
30 perches to a maple; thence south 41 degrees west GO
pet cites ton chestnut; thence south 81 degrees Cad nionk
the hunch Sloan survey, to the point where a part or the
tract in the mine of Joseph Ilighlands„eenveyed to 800.
jatuitt Trtlatuart corners; Mono° 11107. g the lino,dividing
the parts of the said tract conveyed heretofore to Denj:
'freeman. Jacob Herten, (note J. 0. Flanigen,),and Jams
St 4 * . t, B , 1.; form the remainder of aaill tenet to the'place
of neginn ing, containing 109 acres, more or less.
Ake—A &dein let or p.trcel of hued elfunte in th 4
township of Tod it-ing met of a tractor land surveyetl
in Ilia name of Joseph Iligbiniul, adjoining laud of Israel'
Baker, James Steel, Benjamin Truman and others, be
ginning. at a gum corner edjoiniug land of Israel Baker;
thence south 75 degrees enst 200 perches. to at Hone; thence
north 1V.% degrees west 63 perches .10 a stone;' thence
north 75 degrees east 200 perches to A post; thence,south
3.9 1 .4 degrees east 03 perches to ri-gnin. the place of be
ginning. containing So nets :med. taken in executic is,
and to be sold as the pi oporty of Joseph It. Flanigen. ,
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intiteen Furcliaser..-1111ddet a nt 9 herifra sales will take
notice that immediately upon the property bog itusickeri
flown. fifty per cent. of all bide ruder 81.00 ‘ intli 'twenty: ,
live pm cent. of all bide over that sum, nmet, be paid to
the :iet in: or the in ~perty {l.lll be Set hp.Sgaill and sold
to other bidders Otto will comply :with the above terms.
Sheriff's Fates will hereafter be made on Wednesday, of
the Ii IFt week of Com t, and the Deeds acknewled,sed en
the follueire WedneLley.
.701 IN C. 'WATSON, Sheriff.
Sin:Tures Orncr.
Mar.IB,ISSI
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-11,E'GTSTEIt'S NOTICE.-
Notice io beret') gin en, to all permits , intereated . ,
that the ("Honing named vomits hav,e,ae,t,tletlitheir
counts in the Itegistot's Office, at llntttillgdon, and that
the said at Lomita alit be memento,' for confirmation and
allonmws nt an Oh Court. to be held at Huntingdon,
in and fur the comity of Huntingdon, on )lunday the 11t11.
day of Apt it neat. (1012.) to it: •
1. The ecuount of Dal id Welsh and James Cm, Ex
cc., tom df David Creo, late of Dublin township, deed
2. The Adininigralion account 01 Samuel S. Tipamp
son. MinIiIIiVATIINT of William Thampton.
deed. -
3. The account of the lion...lames Gwin, Administra
tor do chub non t estaluvn to annexe, of the es[4e of nub
t Allison, • . •
4. The Reorient of S.onliel %minim oniV6loordo
Finlker. lixecutie s Of the List Will and Intquiont of
George lion Mall. lute of SIMICy town4hio,
deed."
f,. The account of Win. W: French A nd Wm. M. MC,
Administrators of Az .3feehlle, 1.1h4 of TM
loii ebb ip,
6. Tho oucount of John If. geed, Adihillistretor of
JlllllO-I lined the younger, tale of West tokvonl4,
7. Tho account of Mulip Garner and John heaver.
Administrators of John Morulogutur,.. /ate
,of'llojuiutit
to. whip, th
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ri, The account of &dui Dia) her 'and Sanibel llooh4l - .
Administrators of Samuel Bovher, late of Cromwell tap t
duel. Partial account, . • - ,
0. Tile supplemental and final account of John Booiter,
sole Ad mintstrator of Samuel Radler, .file 'of Cromwell
toe whip. den'd. :Iftet pm discharge of Ills co-adannistm
tor: Samuel Molter,
10. The account,of John Molter, Trustee appointed by
the Orphans' Court of Huntingdon county, to make sato
of the Real Estate of batnuel Booher, late of Cromwell
township, thx,'.l., under ptoceedingsin partition.
11. The Administration ,accouut of Eva 31. Dock, Ad
mintatratris of John Beck, late of Morris NW, coed:
02. The Guardianship account of Kenzie I t .. Green
Guardian of Latina Lovell. a - daughter of Amon' afell:
late of Cass ton usliip, deed, elm being now dodd, aft%
intermarriage with George-A. Henton.• -
13. Tim (41011111:1 , 1811ip • accounts of Kenzie L. Green,
Mouthful of Kenzie A., Albert G., and honey C. Lovell;
minor children of Amon lovell,‘ late of Cass totpAltip,
deed, now in their majority. "
5-1. Account,of Wm. Moore, Administrator of •Hcorge
S. Cryder, late of Delaware county; to the State °Paid.
LAMM. W. 1,11131111,5D0111i,, Register.
11 EnIiTER'SOFFICP, 1 , "
Huntingdon, Mar. 18,1562.
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UNION
VARIETY' 'CASES,:
C.lO LE MAN - & CO.'S Variety_ Envelopes
1„ . I are inpercedell by their new and beantind ONION
much superior and much to be pre.
th red. They nre certainly cheap and I cry desirable. -We
wish uur friends to call at, Lnttne.J3ook. and Statiozeri
Store, and see them—to sec Is to hay: • 'y
cor,rarAN .
Plillatlelplan. Fob. 11, 15132
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1 17 7 21 51111 C9eak, - ' ' 144
1 34 7 35 6 51 Iluntingdon, ......... n 23 0 10 1 20
'1 514 48 7 05 Petersburg, 11 08 -9 02 1 12
2 00 .....,Barree, 1 OS
207 8 03' 7 20 Spiuce Crook 10 56 1 01
225 Hirrntrigliam, I 12 48
234 8 25 7 43 Tyrone, 1030 8 26 12 33
Tipton 10 10 12 28
2 52 Fostoria. 12 25
2 87 8 03 Boll's Mills,. 10 10 12 10
315 855 820 Altoona, ' - 965 75512 08
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Li.. 'mu domi:—cruNtlr oi% 6:dIWDULII . '
On and after Monday, Dec.2(1,1861, Passenger Traiva
wlll'arrive and depart as follows: ' ' . • , •
VP VRAIVS,
Mac. /jußtiagOod at ,740 A, 31 . 4.10 P. 31
Saicton 1.80 A. M. & 6.10 P.'.l!
.airiya at lluraweg !‘,1,0.15 A.'3l.
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Lpavo at..‘ 10.35 M
•• S.txtou 11.10 A. AL L iLio P. 341.
Arri‘e ut Huntingdon 110 P. M. & 010 P. M.
' J.,J. LAWRENCE.
Pee. 3,1361
The insurance Company of North
America, at Philadelphia, '
INCORPORATED 1794: '
Capital and assets, $1,254,719 81.
'41316 . 1 G. f,OFFIN, Pjlesident: • -..,
611ABLES . PLATT, Secretary.
okytrts; go. 232 irALNuT
rplIE undersigned, Agent for the above
welbkupwn and ,rdiable company, will make in.
em auces.pgaingtioail , or damage by are for porioda from
Ala Womb tc4orpatual, ou proportY In town or country.
B'l3ll'Bo.N AFRICA.
Iluntingdon, Feb. 21, 186q.eg,,,
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