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HUNTINGDON, PA.
, Tueiday morning, 41y 19,
.1870,
DITOR8 •-:
TITIGII LINDSAY, :)
The "Globe"has the largest number of
readers of any other paper published in the
county. Advertisers should remember this.
Republican County Convention,
A Conven+Jon of the Union Repub
licans of Huntingdon county, will be
'Geld in the borough of Huntingdon, on
TUESDAY, Atmsr..9rn, 1870, at 1
o'clock, • • _ •
Ttiis - Convention - Will 'be composed
of.two relegates from each township,
borough; ward and district.
The Republican voters of theieount,y
.are.requested to meet at their respec
tive'places of holding elections (except
those of the West ward , ot the borough
011untingdoniwho will bold their elec
..kinn -at ithe- new Engine ilbuso,) ton
Saturday,i the 6th day nfAuguat:-L•in
-tbu.Townships, ,between • the hciUrs of
IPtind 7 .o'clock,. .p. in - 2, • and•in the BO
,roughs betvi' eon - Abe hours -of 6 and:9
o'clock, - p; rm, for 'of 'elect ,
-ing delegates :to- this Con yen tion. l
Nominations will bo rnaderat the
-Contention for Congress, State Senate,
Assembly, i Associate ; Judge,- County
'Commissioner; Director - of the Poor,
-and County Auditor. • •
• - .LEWIS, •
I. • ' chairman 2 . ieiv2dkan aunty ainniillee.
THE Blair COiiitty Radical has char
'od us with denouncing the Morrell
Bessemer steel business: We have not
said a word upon that subject: There
11111Eq. b o something wrong or thiteditor
I:4•lli4liatinr, oie of Sl4Frefrs • organ",
would not'see ghosts. „ •
I, Coplip,E§A:has.pdjqurned aftera ses
sion of overseven months) and.the Re
publican": , jean:tale= -throughout: - the
Sttes are unanimous 'hi the
opinion ihnt Irge mijority of
. the
mernbersasiting fora re-election should
ho left at home—atukthe.people,almost
crushed to earth with-taies,are of the
'4EO5 l °c:9OO9P: s .;. :
tobli our candidate Tor bon
gross this falir —Crenier's Republican;
' More than likely th'e,nominee of the
Democratic party will be - your
'clate.tbis.fall. • You'are i&favor ; of the
nomination of .Mr. , Morrell lor a third
term: , _Last year-you were' in favor of
yourself being. madeProthonotary, but
the Republican-Convention rejected
you, and you threw' your support to'
.nud.helped to - elect tbe Democratic
andidato. It may be just so this fall,
jf..l4)4rrell should - not be nomina
ted it maYse as convenient for you' to
support a'Democrat for Congress as it
is for Mr. Morrell's friends in Cambria
to support a Democrat fur, the Legis
lature.-
. 4
THE Joitrr!al& American seems
,to
lie - afraid . thit the Republicans of the
county will not turn out at the dele
gate elections and•conyeation because
We will not join with Mr. Logan in is
suing acalt.'That paper need not be un
easy--the,party swill be out just as
strong under our call as if it had been is
sued bYßobert or Mr.Legan. We can't
see the reason why it should not. A.
few calling themselves. Republicans
may object 'to coming out under our
calrfor-feiir they'may be requjred, to
pledge tyeir . ,spOpitrt i ltioAhp ti be
nozninated or be:gepied •
Bait jg, the
Conlontion; Each afa not vaned by our
calf: 'lf they de'get'seatsiii:thh Con=
ventiob they; wilt
b e there otiIYWV I
.;
organize.ktn4 s nOte, again with,the , ,,
mocrats_ to defeat_ the;ticket: , .
„
* Tu-StiEreeire_. -liepublicans outside of
tale county who • cannot see, why the
disorganiiers have had ari inflaen§o to
disorganize the party. areln
formed that ail Elm most : important,
and very-near all the smalfer offices
filhid inzandliom.the-cennty:; through
thejoilitenee of • Scott' 'and, ..p.rr.
Morrell, bave;been interest
of.thc,disprgardzers filled The townships
and boroughs, all, have their officei
holders'ot ezpectante who”; de . tlie:'hid
ding of tl34; ; ChiefdisOrgithiz,erS or:talie
no nel l iye-psit rigaiestthem. The * k egs
of the" , yoters deceived last yeara'will
nothe deceived again by aridli-Ineti';
they will' ot free from thdli advice no
matter what Rosition they may
occupy
. • ••
or now near they may be to ,one, be
cause they:know that by.tv.rstrict ad
herebee •-to 'Party • notikinittiiinsiparty
defeat may be prevented, but . byyleilif-"
inktoij . :i4,demands . the illsorgaei r
ze,rsAefeat must follow and the :party
be destroyed.
• -
. .
Trtnpair County Radical
_says that
3fr: * .Moriell' 1(3 gupPoited.:fOr.:..4 AWN ;
term iby ticp-,of,oo.3three winge . pf the
Republionn‘partyLin:this coanty.::BUt
-two:wings td' the partyareSwn''to
the voters herethe:,*in i g' O'42S-im
ported the'regiilarlY nominated ticket
last,faki, and the wing headed by Mr.
Scott, and supported by the Republican,
Mtvlitifirrell's - office-bolders, and•others
reliable only,,when they themsekice
are candidates for election. The Jour,
nal ,& :f.44l.merican does not 'represent
either The party orralrtiation of it; as
it ehangeePOSition so oft,nethatneith-,
er the one Wing ner,the.ptiler, can. have
any confidence., in :it. .Last.v.year it
was, with the:disorganisers lie - Con ,
vention 'ands until . three 'l“blts
witideNhen c ili'PriCe '4 7 a'S'rA c tiel, 4 ( f sV
Cromer says) and .it came into the
support• of the-regular -ticket. 'This
year_ liCA'bere and there, and•
to- ay . ip its nowhere ; market
waiting to be bought again at better
pay than census-taker. -
The Disorgranizers at work in Cam
bria County.
We see by Mr. Morrell's organ at
Johnstown, that in Cambria county
Mr. Morrell's friends will support upon
the same ticket , with-,bin, (if nomina
ted) James PO'tts :16r Atisembly. - Mr.
Potts is and al wayihas been a straight
out Demosrat of the most rabid kind,
and if he — should be elected, and he
most likely will be, be will work for
the advancement of , Democratie mess-.
ure,s,, including yec„trado,.during. the,
sciiien: *This disorganizing movement
of Mr. Morrell's friends in Cambria is
similar to thb conduct of the disorgan
izers,in this county. last-fall in,uniting
with the Democrats and defeating the
11.4mblican candidates.' It does not
look weir titian . to
have at its mast-head L.
- gcir
D...T:3lo4ll.pLl?;(Reptitilican )
For'
:
JAMES POTI 4 S, (Demoe'ra4
The a , little too Strong for
Republicanism in . this county. ' A map
who will consent tcran arrangement
by:4l'loli his party Must Offer in. the
State that a local interest in which ho
is interested - can he:strengthened, is
notAeServiiig the confidence or sup
port of party men. The Democrats
want to have a majority inrthe neat
Legislature, to .district the State to
'their iiitereat, Ana Mr. 'Morrell' and his
trienda . in 'Cambria' 'it.' willing to„h'elp
them secure such. power.' Such Re-
PubliminiSin can't be 'endorsed by the
Republican party in tills county.
The Eleotion of Delegates.
The Repuilicai3 voters in every elec
tion 'district 'should
. require a pledge
4rem the persOns they propose to, elect
s defogalci that they will support the,
tiaket tionlinat?d . and they •to
recidire' the same pledge frOm all can : ,
didates . liefore 'the . 'oOn ven tion,
,before
theyaro ballOtted for. A comini , te T
gaper' of the ; party such a spirit
would leave fot disorganizers_
to repeat the mischief of lust year. : —,
The Cbairinan'of the bOunty Commit
tee should be required to obey the in
structions. of the. Convention and to
act in harmony With the State Com
mittee:. With • a united ,front, pledged
CO the suppOrt of the ticket, .the party
will come out of the campaign victori•
ous; but with another disorganizer,, to
. •
load, repudiated by the State Commit
tee as Mr. Logan was and is, the party,
cannot cipeOt success. We.hope that
every Republican in tho county who
desires to see Ilia party successful will
attend the delegate elections, and elect
good and true men as delegates to the
Republican Convention to be held in'
this place in August.
"BELIEVING it to be the duty of eve
ry man- who either is or ciainas to bee
memher of •the—Republican County
Committee to yield mere personal
considerations for the sake of the 'par.
ty and ther.prineiples which he 'repre
sents, I now propose to join with you
in a generafcall,'!cte.—Logan's Letter : ,
Last year he didn't believe in' any
such belief; then fora personal consid.
erotion homgreed to play disorganizer
and assisted to defeat five.regular no.
minces of the party, The. personal
consideration, he is now enjoying, dis
charging the„duties of County Treasu.•
rer.in.place .o.,Cloyd who was ,put for-.
tvird as a blind. , Loganotust,practice
a,little political honesty, before. Wftletp/
believe, l thfarbe wilhbertome„inlho
We ; have seen, no evidence that
he .intends . to-.support, tbel,ticke,t to be
noltkinated if it should not be'composed
of hie kind, : of Bepublicans,,therefore
we have refused to •go in • partnership
with Aim in a cal),for a,,Convention.—
We have been. deceiyed• too ,often by
such loose party men to , bo , !picked.up"
just now . by. Mr, Logan and- ,bie,-advi
atm - •:• .." . ' -
WE . dOn't'boli6'yo' that * Mr: ; Met•rell
seritmslY . ttiinkiOf being a cailditlate'
for elea(oii.ll3r a Third term: His "sit
utition,".l4l,il6' that' defeat , would' be
alriiisst certain . "" WO - bolio've
,a
can'didate'only to holpldve'frcim
feat all t thi . next'deleglitiS elections Hie,
gtierrillaitiaileis v
S6cit cf thO ita'Re'42tbliean lite;
tioir have lint Mr: Idrward' in
this county as theii 'candidate and
they supposehid naMe*,will strong
enough to
entry ' tlirough;' And
glive thein tC ,. ctintrolliag infltiende . in'
ttidi i ` , osl37 . enion.:: If such
ttio restllt. ,
the Convention, t Mr.Oentt
and ,bis_,guerrilla friends 'would claim
. it as pn , endersement:,by • the Republi
cal] partyOf the county , of their condOct•
last fall. • What would
Con", then?
. Guerrillaista..endprsiptcl- 7 ,
guerrillaisravmade, respectable—guei•,-;
rillas•riame Mr..Morroll's: succeesor-
Arid'y'lnhtisonlattcloit in the:fog-:Lthei
party the'e6iintY: prpx,
district:.dentokali4ed, and routed, for
,want,,ofThOnest•and reliable leaders.-'-
;What then? • ;‘: • •
,W , B 7 sos thitt:lctr. - Cloyd,,olected Co::
-Treabuteer,last WI; is'iti'tow'n,; And it is
sufitiOstici N 9 Will remain hero' until - zit:
toi . :lo'..4egti9g : of •t¢e .Ttopupliettn,
l'ConVontioq, to try to -wake bblievii
that Ike and-. not • Mr. Logan is , the Co.
Trett'sur6r:
.. _The - pricb`lir."LoleatiwaS'
prOntisett•tiW:filkiing'intO thO hakkti§ Of
0 1
m. J
1 rooing.
g&-• :rho dogma ,of Papy.ljidallibili
tfpaesed llcuitioniaal Council,
on''''Wediieday; by if. bolo 'o
'450 to' 8$ . ' •
• wra.;RearAdmiral Dahlgren died a
Wasnington,`on; Wednesday last: -
France and Prussia at War.
Cable dispatches announce that a
war is new,raging between the pow
erful goyerdinente'o , f Fiance and Prue- -
sia. The difficulty, or pretense for
the difficulty has grown out of tho do
sire to choose a king, for +Bpain—last
month the throne being abdicated by:
'lsabella IL A. number of "eligible"
princes have boon applied to but none
agreed to take the throne, when Gen
orel,-Priln-saw -that-oncr of - the King
ok-Portugal's sisters was married to
Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern, a
Prussian, who was milling to accept.
Prim give - riotice - :tO all" great Powers
that the-Crown-of Spain- bad-been - - of
fered this. Pri nee, when ~Napoleon ob
jected to & birp, although he is a relative.
Xing William, of •Prussia, • said be
would not object, as a family : man, to
prince Leopold declining the candi
dature, (which ho has done,) but -that
as King of Prussia, he .would: not in
terfere.
~ On this, Count Beneditti,
French. Ambassador, demanded that
Prince, j_iqopold:s.renunciation should
be perpetual, and that no matter how
strong the demand, from Spain, -the
Prussian veto should
.elwaya :prevent
his being a candidate. , King William
ref:Med to see the yrench Ambassador
and:curtly, sent him word. that he bad
"no further- comtnunication to receive
•
or make: One : account has it that
Count Beneditti accosted him in, the
garden, and the King.turned his,back
upon him,, which Napoleon, took as an
insult. At all events, the pretext was
taken up by Napoleon,, and war, was
declared. •
It would be mere speculation to say
how many governments will take part
in the conflict, although .. England in
clines in favor of France, ;and, Russia
inclines with, Prussia, ~Napoleon's am
bition has heeo to make the Rhine the
eastern, boundary of France, : whilst
Prussia has been eager to measure
•
swords - , with France. Napoleon it is
thought. will, take field in perso'n.,
Congress.
From the Ilollkloyaburg Register.]
HUN rIiIGDON, July 6, 1870
.G . F.NTLEMEN :-1 eee in an article in the
REGISTER on the question •of oui hest con
gressman, the statement that nobody hoe been
elected from this part of the State for a third
term fur more than-fusty years. My 'recol
lection extends back.for forty-two , yetirs—to
the year 1828. In that year Hon. John Scott,
of 'Huntingdon county, father of Senator
Scottoras elected end served one term' In
1830, Hon. Robert Allison, of the same coun- ,
ty, was elected and served one term. He was
succeeded in 1832 by Capt. 'Joseph 'Hen
derson, distinguished in the war of 1812, of
Mifflin county, and who was elected for a
second term in 1834. In 1836 Hon. "William
W.Potter, of Centre county, was elected, and
elected for a second term in 1838, but dying
before his second term expired, Gen. McCul
lock was elected to fill hie unexpired term
He was succeeded by Gen. James Irwin of
Centre county
,in 1840, who, was elected fur a
second' term in 1842. ' Hon. John Blanchard
was, elected in 1344 and re-elected in 1846.
In 1848 Hon. Samuel Calvin of Blair county,
was elected, and declined a, second nemina-
Oen. In 1850 llon.'-Andrevr Parker of Miff
lin, county, was elected and also declined a
nomination for 'a second term: Dr. John
McCulloch was elecfed id 1852; end served
one term. Hen. John R. Edie of Somerset
county was elected in 1854, and elected fok a
second term in 1856. In 1858 Hun, S. S.
Blair of Blair county was olectod,nud elected,
for a,.accund term in 1860. Hun. A. McAllis
ter of-Blair county, was elected in 1862,,
and declined a nomination for a second term.
He was succeeded by Hon. A. A. , Barker of
Cambria county, in 1864, who served for ono
term. llon. D. J. Morrell of Cambria coun
ty was elected in 1866, and in 1868 elected
for a second term. • Mr. Morrell and - , Mr.
Barker have just had a warm contest for the
conferee's of Cambria dounty, iind - 31i: Morrell
liaccarried his county-by a small'inalority,
kut some thirty of, the delegates hare, signed
aremdustrance phiiesting egainst Mr. Mor
relPsmomination.', From thelbregoing-state
ment, it appears thatmu man, of .any
from this part of the State, has been elected
for a third- term fo'i foitY-tvro years. The
removal of the county. seat from EbenekUrg
to Johnstown has become, the all absorbing
question in that cotinty;'andliweatelis mush
trouble and confusion, and' Mr: 111 - orrell is
identified with the removal party. Reis also
complicated with the trouble in Huntingdon
count*. In view Of this state of things, will'
Mr i Morrell urge,his nomination:for so third
term? Is there no other : Man in the district
capable of 'repreaMiting it ? 'Sometim e" ago, I,
have good reasons - for "believing, • that Mr.'
Morrell was considering the propriety of
withdrawing,his name, and this he could do
without anylass of honor, having carried his
own county. ,Lam well satiefted with, his
course as, a ,congressman, and have, nothing
to'stik'against hint'; but I do think in view
of all,thelects; be should not olaim a nomi- -
nation for a . third :term, and .should let us,
have some new Man nominated who is not in
any way connected with any' clique's; fao
tions, and not coMplicatetrivith the troubles
in Cambria and,lluntingdon counties.. This
would render onr - 's'necess mush
in ' . this'distriet this hill. I see' by:the Rama-
TER that Hon.,Samuel.Calvirtof Blair county,
is strongly urged fur Congress. Mr. Palyin's ,
nontitiatian would' unite and lirtrni`onizeiho'
discordant elements in-this county, .ati he
not in apy . way,complicatod with our . politi
cal troubles.• .hIF. - Calvin is well' known as a
stronglatiff man, audit warm tend thorough
going Republican, always ready by hie tal
ents and influence to sustain and uphold the
great industrial interests of the "country:—
Give us a new man, and the Congteesional
district will bo safe.
A REPUBLICAN
daughter of Mr. Lioper Evans, of
Drurianre township, Lancaster :comity,
who"bad-been suffering froM'a seem.
ingly.unknown cause since.last Octo
ber, was,seddenly, taken violently sick
on Wednesday,last, and *hen believed
to be in the agonies' of' death, 'Veniited
forth 4'B=ll snake abbut 'eight inches
long..' It is supposed-to -have
,been ,tn.-'
ken in while in the •act of, drinking
from a spring near.the house, two to
have lived in tiro child ; for about eight
months; during'whieb the little girl or
ten suffered.most acute 'pain: Thniigh'
temporarily relieved by the ejection' of
the, reptile, yet her .physical,:syotem,
bad boon so Kop,trated that, she, died
on the following evening. Tl4ssunu- .
'sual and•reinaikablo affair hag 'created'
'quite an excitement iiv , the
.hood of its occurrence... • ..•: , -
1141„,Th'e Suptome hap ,aM
od .rho' decisio❑ of tho court t of• corn=
moy s t Ileas of Paupliin county ) tW,
.the Penogyrya,nia Canal Company
cannot i h o cOtopelloil to malc'e:tlio re
qukred darn's, for the
pa'sBagizi of bob. .
Mr, Morrell and this "Situation"
We call the, special attention of the
Republicans of this county to the fol
lowing from' the _Hollidaysburg Regis-
' 4 Trtie,_ efforts have been. made before,
which 'Were almost successful, and which
Would have been successful had there ,not
been great political issues at stakei-whieh a
few persons thought should not be sacrificed
for any merely local issue. But there' aro. ,
no such issues now- . -the war is over, there
is no State ticket end no U. S. Senator
to , be elected,the political lookout will be the
same one year, hence that it is now, and the
eleetioin Of a members of Assembly will affect
only the local questions which he will need
to urge for the benefit of his own connuni
:
The above extract is from the Johns
town.‘"Prilitine," the 'Organ 'of Hen.
Daniel and• which has his
name at its head for Congress;_ it con
tains- the reasons of that paper for sup
porting Gen: James Potts, a Demo
crat, for the legislature. Let us ex
amine these'reasons a little. That pa
per says there are. no. great • political
issues at stake, no United States Son
ator to be elected, the,,political look
out will be the same. one year hence
as now, ind the election of a member
of Assembly only' affect local
questions. The' next Legislature of
Pennsylvania will bo ono of the most
importiint• th'at will ''again assemble
for several : -generations. ~The State
has to be 'redistricted for',Congress,for
State Senators tied Members—a Legis
lature, for like purpOses, will :not a
gain, after -next :fall, 'ele'eted for
seventy-years, or till nineteen hundred
arid - forty; long after the present
,gen
eration will have pasted off the'stage of
action. 'We repeat that until the year
nineteen hundred and forty,•the same
Legislatureweill not again redistrict
the State for Congress, Senators . and
Members of the Legislature. Th'Ough
no United States Senatim will be elec
ted next-whiter, yet 'under the redis•
tricting of the State, at that - time, for
Legislative and Senatorial 'districts,
will the• Senators for the' 'next • seven
years be chosen. Under the redistrict
ing of the State .for Congress, at the
same session, will the ; congressmen
from Pennsylvania for the „next ton
years, bn elected ; and yet 'the "Tri
bune" says 'that there are no great
political issues at stake in this cam
paign Upon-the result of the politi
cal complexion of the mext Legisla
ture, will depend, in great, part,, the
future success of that party ; Which
stepped into the breach during, the
late rebellion, and•sitved the country,
and yet that paper says there - are no
great political issues at stake! 'We de
sire an honest and fair apportionment
of the State for Congressmen, and Sen
ators and Members, but that-'paper is
willing to treat this matter to that
party whose record for the last ten
years has hedu covered all over, with
treason and-rebellion. - The Democrat
ic party is aware of the importance of
the yolitical complexion of the next
Leg - islet - are; and is even now making
superhuman efforts to carry the major
ity in thiit'body. If easy Republicans
help them elsewhere, as in Cambria;
they may succeed, and wo could not
then get a fair. apportionment.
lion. Daniel S. sN torroll has connec
ted himself actii , ely With the question
of the removal of" the county seat from
Ebensburg to johnstown, and his or
gan, his friends, and himself, are' sup
porting ti Democrat for the • Legisla
'turo, on tbat,queetion, arid who will if
elected, vote' with his party in favor
of the redistricting of the State in the;
interest 'of .the Democratic 'party —'
Ought Mr Morrell to jeopardize the
Republican cause, under the circum
stances, by forcing himself for a third
term upon the party against the wish-'
es of a large'part of ite.mernbers?—
Ought that gent.;.eman and his friends,
after supporting a Democrat for the
Legislature,: ask the nomination for
Congress Rep'ublican'party Party ?
These are seribusApiestinntiNtrid de
serve to be duly considered. Let'us•
have a' gentletuan , ..for Congress free
from, these troubles, in. ,Cumbria, , anti,
alsn'not eenneCted with the,enfertua.,
diffieultieeln 'llunthigdon county.
Icon: Sanibel-Calvin is - a gentler/Mb in
every-way qutalifiedl,to • represent..this• ,
district,i 9. ,,Congress and ,would com-„
man'd the' undivided suppea . ef the par
ty:- He has afiv'sYs been a Worker in
theparty,and we trust the Retitibliaan's
oftlieFdistriet may 5ue.'1.136 1 propriety
••;••• •.' al •
1=2=21
THE. WAIT U 1 EUROPE:
"1 , „
..PAuts, Tulyls.- 7 Thera ia, glett,Pgj 7
tation here, many derriOnstrtitinne in
faveibi War werelnhde . by the People
during the night!: Crowds of students
and. others paraded the streets...and
ho,ulevardshoutfng viva 1 1var,L4.0,71)
with Prussia Puma ,pertoas who
pretested" ' insUlted.
not -
crowd stopped.at the• Prussia to •emhaa.
sy, and shouted, insultingly. ;•18 as,
serted that the Prussian Ambassador;
leaves Paris to day.
' PARIS, 'July 15:—Thivdittsoneiohti in
the ifreneh Cabinet nave ended in an
unanimity on the ;question, of war.t m ,
The.,thriperor.wili hold ,a permanent
council et his Marshals and Ministers
at the Tuilleries . . '
Movements of troops towards the
Rhine frontier incessant. Eastern.
France, absolutely, alive wit:b.s9l-.
ticioPs Which' have hitherto
garrisoned Paris have gone, and raw
levies. •are slowly replacing— thani.:--
Ambulances' an,d ~caissous throag-,the.
streets of the city on their reuto to the
EaSt: The proaratione 'di,' the dilter
ent riaval'Stationearo on it'sinallarly
large scale. •,',
Pitats,,,fuly m.—Dispatches
state, that the French .have, declared
war, and that Prussia is already mov
ing her troops.
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TRUSTEES SALE .
sato
VALUAiILE . .REAL ESTATE
[ESTATE OF BENJAMIN RINKER, DEVD.]
By yirtue
_of an order
,a the, Orpliaß's
Court of Huntinkdori county; I will 'expose
to public sale, on the premises in Cromwell
township, Huntingdon. chunty, Pa.,
On Thursday, August 4th„ 1870.
A VALUABLE FARM, iu Cromwell twp.
bounded by lands of _genie! Shantz, on the
north, by heirs of Simna Grotz, on the east,
by lands of Daniel 110eman, on the South,
and lands of Abriditim Miller - on the
containing
One.gun'dreil Acres, more or less,
About 70 neies'cleared and in a good state
of cultivation, the balance well timbeied,
having thoreon erected a good
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE, .
a log stablei.,:aud , ngcessary. ,- outhuilding;
good well UfAikeratthe daily; ittid an - orch
ard of choice fruit. There is also on the pre
mises a fine, water power. • , The above tract
of land is abort three miles from the borough
of Orbisonitt. - Ternia of Sale':—One:third of
purchase money to be paid . on confirmation
sale at August Court, when deed will be
made, and the balance in two equal animal
payments, with interest; the whole to be 3 se?
cured by the judgMent bonds of the purchas
er. -•— WILLIAiII
July 12-td . , Trustee.
KISHACOVILLAS
This Institution affords superior nd vantages of educa
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'Wednesday, August 31st, 1870:
FOR catulugue Wrens'. ,-;
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July,l2,
.1870.262. ,
TmpoßTAbq TO SOLDIERS
All Cavalry Line officere who were in
_the portico be
tween July 22d 1861 and July 17th 1862 nrb entitled to
allowance fur use and rich of horses, amounting for the
whole time to about $l5O ; for a Ices' time, to it prop°,
tionnto amount. Discharges meet accompany claims.
Ileire of those entitled• but who were killed or died in
tho service, and the Arrears of pay having boon collected,
are only required to givo a power of Attorney.
Porsonethaving claims of title kind, or any other , chitin's
against the Government ran have then, promptly collected
by npplying,in person or by letter to
• IC:ALLEN LOVELL; ;
July 12, 1870-tf. liuntingdon.Yra. •
EIEBEED
.
NoTrcE.— • :, . ~ .... ..
Any pereons who either tresspaes upon the Is
land for sand, or receivosubl unlawitill, : taken Ahura.;
(root, wilt ho prosecuted.. , 1 will daliver either building:
or loom gaml at uric &Ala mir two horsdload. • ,
,Imlo 7-tf . R. 1t..,13141r.1.V.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER:I4, 1870,
GERIIIANTOWIst, PA
jyl9.2in
I. W. ENGLAND,
New lark.
PRO CLAMATION. —WHEREAS, by
a precept to me directed, dated at Huntingdon, the
20th day of April, A. D. 1870, under the hands and seal
of tho Hon. George Taylor, President of the Court of
Common Pleas,•Oyer and Terminer, and general jail deliv
ery of tho 24th Judicial District of:Pannsyl.niii, compo
sed of Huntingdon, Blair and Cambria counties; and the
Hons. Anthony J. Beitier and David ,Clarkson, hisassoci
atm Judges of the county of Huntingdon, justices as
canned, appointed to hear, try and determine all and every
indictments made or taken for or concerning all crimes,,
'which by the )aws of the State aro made capital, or felon
ice of death, and other offences, crimes and misdemeanors,
which have been or shall hereafter be committed or perpe
trated, for crimes aforesaid-4- an com =tided to make
public proelamatien throughout rep whole bailiwick, that
a Court, of Oyer and Terminer ' of Common Pleas and
Quarterf.essions, will ho held at the Court House in the
!Keough of Huntingdon, on the second Monday (and Bth
day) of AUGUST, 1670, and these who will prosecute the,
said prisoners, be then and there to prosecute them as 4t,
shall by jug, and that all - Justices of the' Pala,' Calmer
Mid Constables within said county, be then and there in
their properpenione, at 10 o'clock;a..-In. of said day, with
their recorda, inquisitions, examinations and remembran
ces, to do those throgs which to their offices respectively
appet tam.
Dated at Huntingdon, the Ilth of July, In the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy,
and the With year of 'American Independence.
P. It. P. N LY, Sheriff.
pROCLABIATION.---,W4EREAS,by
pi - echit to iuu directed by the Judges cif, the Corn.
mon Pleas of the County of Huntingdon, bearing test the
29th day of April, A. D. 1.970, I am commanded tomake
public Preclankition throughout my whole bailiwick that
a Court of Common Pleas will be held at the Court llonse
In the borough of Huntingdon, on the 3rd Monday (end
10th day) of AUGUnT, A. D. 1670, for the tidal of oil is.
sues in arid Court which remain undetermined before
the said Judgee, when and whereon jurors, wftnessos,and
Button, in the Dials of all Issues are regained.
Dated at Huntingdon, the 11th of Jnly, in the year of
nor Lord ono thousand eight hundred and seventy,
and the 95th year of American Independence.
D. B. P. NBELY; •
HERIFF'S SALES.—By virtue of
sundry writs of Tend. Exp. and Siert ra., directed
tome, I will expose to public sale or outcry, at the Court
Hones, in the boro. of Huntingdon, on MONDAY. the Etra
of AIIOUST, 1870, at 2, o'clock, P. 11.,-tho following
deaertbed property to wit;
•
All that tract or parcel of.litilti situ
ate in Lincoln township, fluntingdon county,. adjoining
lands of aillward Duncan on the north, by lands of An
thony ahultz and David Foster on the east,Win. John
ston on the south and by lands of John Seaver and Sav
ages' heirs on the west, eontaiuing about HO acres, more
or less, about 65 acres of which are cl eared, having erac•
tod thereon two log dwelling houses, Small log barn and
other outbuildings. Soloed, tukou in execution mutt° be
sold as the property of Macs C. Householder. - .
Alen—All the right,""'title and infer,
eat bf defendant to all that certain piece or tract or lend
situate in Marley township, bounded on the north by the
Juniata river, on the east. sonth and west by lands of the
heirs of Bamael 11. 8011, containing about 40 acres, more
'
or less and having a log house and lug stable thereon
elected, mid an excellent spring of water near the door.:
Pelted, taken In execution and to be sold an the property .
ofJosepli crone.
Also—All the right,'title and inter
.
est of the defendant in the renewing real estate, v ix: A
tract of land situate In narree township, bounded int fol
lows : North by George Grisslnger, wost by Mary nut
ford, south by John numberger and others, east by Joe.
Forest, containing 32 acres, more or less, thereon erected
a log house, plastered on outside, add other outbuildings.
Seized, taken in execution and to be raid as the property
of John Anent.'
NOTICE TO Poncusesits,—. Bidders at Sheriff's Sales will
take notice that immediately open the property being
knocked down, flay, per, cent. of ell bids under WO, and
tom ty-five per cent. of nil bids over that sum, roust be
paid to the Sheriff, or the property will Ito set up agoln
and sold to other bidders who will comply with too above
terms.
If court continues two weeks deed acknOwledged on
Wednesday of second week. One weelds.court, property
knocked down on Monday and deed acknowledged on the
fullowlogSatdrdny..
D. It. r. NEELY, Sheriff. ,
SIMRIFF'S OFFICE
Huntingdon, July 12 1 41810 f
.
rItEGISTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby given, to all persons Interested, that the, fol
owing named persons have settled their accnunts in the
Register's Office at Huntingdon, and that the'snid accounts
1011 be presented for confirmation and allowance at an
Orphans' Court, to be held at Huntingdon, in and for the
county of Huntingdon on Wednesday, the lOtb.day of
AUGUST, next, (15703
Adininistration account. of Jiarin Ehaffner and David
Detwiler, executors of Jueob Sh Miner, tots or Brady twp,
deceased, ne bled by David Leta tier.
Administration nceount or George ny,had B. 11.Foluit,
miministrators of Dr. 15'111.11.Ru, lute of Brady. town•
ship deeenbed. •
Adminisliat lon account of James Inca and James Gif-
ford, executors of William hic3lulleri, late of Tell town
ship, deceased.
Administration account of Sarah Porter, aduitufsiratrlx
a d John A. Wilson. administrator of °corgi) W. Porter,
Into of Jacloon too nehip, do:eased. '
5 Administration account cit./awes Magill and oCorge
Macoll, executors of John Itlitcool, late of Barre township,
decenard
G Administration account Li - Mama Cbllcott, executor
of Eve Burngardner, late of Union tow neldp, deceased.
7 Administration account of John It. (ionicll and Joe.
Park. extcutorn ofJohn It. Montt, Into . ofeass township
deceased.
•
8 AdruinfBfratlon mount of Andrew Crownover, coe.,
cutor of tinnuull liottetruon, Into of Jackson totruellii,,
decemed.
Adminidtrltlon account of Adam Lightner, executor
ofJecob Wltttre, late of West township, deceobed.
10,AtIn.lnidtrallon account oriented A. Couch, admin..
larator of William Conch, late ofltarreo tuWilehip, deed.
11 Atlintulatration account of Robert Madden,. admit.
Istrator of Sarah Mkha. late of P.prlngfleld tovrnebir,
deceased, As filed by Newton Jlethlen, athillutstrator of
Itoltort Madden.
1.2. - Administration account. of llciliest King, nddlinle•
Hater ofdebn dtreup, late of tt borough of Huntingdon
deceased. . ,
18 Final administration account of J. It. Lowrie, Erg.
st'cutor of David Step at t, Into of Franklin I wp., deed
14 Ct cowl plaint account of ill Stalr, anrviving execoi
tai df Doubt J. Lognn, Into of Coition twn., ileceatied. ,
13 Adiniiing ration iiccount of Samuel T:Browp, Fag.,
adininintrator . 0(Joltu Dunaldnoo, Into of 31nplettptBoro
decamp:B.
18 Atlinintetrat lon account o f John Stapleton, executor
of Win. Stapleton, Into al Tad too nbhip, dcmosod
17 thundion,hip account of Widiant Ker, guardian of
A Ilco I Scianucker, a minor child of John U. nod rand/
W. taint cher rot tinily Sarah W. Nor, doughterut lion,
lan Ker. deceased.
. .
.18 lictaidlunerhip account of William Kor, •rdian of
Charles 0 &homelier, Will, was U. ',Wow sou of J. 0. awl
Real. W.,Fclnueker, flow of fullugo, graudsou of lion
Jahn Rel., deceased.
• ;J. II
Reeder's f ' Register.
Runt, July „ „.. • • • •
VOTWE is hereby. ziven , to 2111 per- ,
It sons interested that fit following Inventories of
use goods and Chattels sot tu,widowe, under. the provla
finis of the act of 14th ofApril, .1851, bore been filed in'
tho office of, the Clerk of thoOtphnoe' Court of 110ting
dou county and will be presented for "approval by 3be
Cam' , on 'Wednesday this luth:or kuous:F, 0.870
•
1 Inroutory and apptaisement of the property of Dan.
lot iloffmsu, late of Iluotiagtion borough, th erased, la ta
ken VMS widow Mary A ho'llulTruau. • ' ' '
2- Widow a opprafeautent In estate of James Vfeaver,'Of
llopowell 'township, decea-ed, as taken by hie widow
Caroline Wenior. -
3 Inventory and apqraiseraent of the goods end Chattier,
Into of Charlee McCart*, deceased, as taken by hli
widow Elizabeth McCarthy. ,
4 Inventory and niipnibteinat et( the perm:inn! proxiet
ty of Josepb IL IluraiaL, deceiteed, taken by ills widow
Mimeo E. Handel,
6 Inventory of goods end chntilra whlehmiio,of Dam
lel Book, Into of Cromwell township, deemed, rejoined
by Catharine Book, his widow, untl¢r,S.Joo,
0: inventory and appritimanuat of goods end', 'ellattle's
IMO of Benjamin Sollers, token by hie widow Alatilds
bollors,
-7..ltiventory of goods and chattlee, talan by Catharine
Russell, widow of Jacob Russoll, decoueell.
.8•/aventory and appraisomont of the poreonel .proper.
4v of John Fultz, late of Poll , ,tuvruehip,r deceased,. taken
by his willow Mary
9' Inventory arid hpproleeinent of Prank. iftirliic ‘ k the
late of flue tingdon borough, deceased, as taken
kis widow Elizabeth Clarlooln.
- - -
10 Invoutory and appriuseinent of these's& and chat
lies ofJarnioi Curfinan, late of Case township, deceased,
ft , Ulmn bihia widow blargnrot J. Coffman. -
. 11 inventory and Opprelsoineut of the personal prop.'
orty,of Henry Stair, Info of Barree toWrisbip, deemed, as
token by bin widow Maria Stair.
12 Inventory of the poreuunl property 'of 'Sam . iscl
Hough, late bf Cloy township, deceased, as taken by Ids
widow Sarah hough.',
. 14 Inventory nod appraisement of the canto of Jain
Byer, late of Warriornroark township, doceasiA, ;de tuksos , ,
by bin eeiduw Susan Nyer: ,
„-
J. k. SHUCKBH;..
Clerk Orphans' Court.
Huntingdon, Julyl2, IBM •' •• • • ••.• , • '
EUNTINGDON COUNTY; SS.
The C011111)1111AVOill111 of Pen n syl van le to RACK
FACING, Into of litinting,thni county, Greeting: • -
Whereasi Michael Pali ag did on the 10th of January,
A.D.-1870, profor his petition to the Judges of the Court
Of Common Pleas of the said county of Huntingdon pray
ingthat for comae therein set forth ho might be dirorced
from the Minds amntrfinony entored into,svith you the
said Rachel Fali,ng, wo there:tiro comuirind . You, as *loth
commanded, that setting aside all other business and
Ox
cusos whatsoever, you ho and appenr In your proper pate,
eon hi:foro our Judges at,lluntlogdon nt our county court
of Coiumon Pleas, thero to lio'hold for tho sold county en
the second Monday of August, 1670,iiext, to answor the
petition or libel of the mid Michael Faling,idnd to shosi
VMS% many you IlltTO, why, the:said Miclund riding, your
husband, should not tro digorcod from the bondt.of mat
rimony entered into pith yonngrenably to the Act of the
General Assembly"of this Commonwealth in such oath
rnadeand provided, and hereof foil tiot :,• •
Witnias dm lion. 000. Taylor, President of our.eald
Coiirt,,ino 22d of April, 1870.
M. M. McNiff',
Huntingdon, July'l2;lB7o. ' Prothonotary:'
To ALL WI3OII IT',MAY CON,
OERN.—And new 2d June,lB7o, upon the vitt.;
lion of It: Samuel T. lirdivti; Wm. horn s, Wiir.
II: Woods, J. R. Simpson, Wm: P: Orbison, J. 111. Stack.
or, 3, H. Musser, li:s:Smith, J. M. Dailey, G. 'll.''Arml,
Cage, J. S. Stewart, and T. li. Cromer thirteen freoh old.
ore of tho vicinity of a public road , hereafter menilonod
and playing the Court to Jdecree the vacation of tho old
Warm Springs road In the borough of Huntingdon,
n it: from the pond to which it was vacated on 12 Janu
ary 1865, (being tho North West;Cornar of , Cypress
tags Earn,) to the pond where the saula'intorsects Moore.;
turret. A rule is granted upon all of the parties desiring
to bo heard, to appear in Court on tho Second. Monday of
August next, to show cause tinny they have why, said
road should not be closed up and vacated; and directs
that this rola shall bo published, ones a week` for four
Successive weeks In a newspaper publish 1 in the bor.
Sugh of Huntingdon. M. DI .6IcNEIF.,
M=EM
ADIVIINISTILATOR'S NOTICE.
[Estate of ANZ , I MONTI:1031BM deed.;
Letters of administration upon tbeestate ofAnn
pinery, late of Cusseille borough, deeeemed, having been
granted to the undersigned, all -persens- indebted to the
estate will snake payment, and; Moms having :claims will
present them for settlement..
' ' '
Juno 21.61
,W For neat- J0.13 - .PRINTING, call at,
he •q3LoTI E .neat
-PRINTING OFFICE," o.t 1/GP!
nwlqu, Pa.
SMUCKER, BROWN & CO.,
FURNITURE TVAREROONS,'
IN SMITHS'
HUNTINGDON, PA::.`
thou just opened au Immense atock of the latest stgfee
and best manufacture of -
, PARLOR,
DINING-ROOOM, and
TkESSES, opal' kinds,
COTTAGE & WALNUT_gITI4B,-
of all citylos
Purchasers will find• the hirgeel: ate* 7of
good funsitiire over offered in Cleulral Pehn
eylynnin; which will be sold • -
WINLESALE & RETAIL.
We buy direct • from manufactiiiere fgr
cash and will . sell fun cash, and aro tbus'ort-.,
üblod tO offer
GREATER ,BARGAINS;=
!het:Lure to be had in the Oitiee.: • •
-CALL AND. EXAMINE OUR STOOIC
July 12-3 m
IN,SURE youR•PROPERTY '
. .
JUNLITA VALLEY
Hamm
INSURANCE COMM
OFFICE at HUNTINGDON: PENN'.!.
BIJILIMNGS, • • ' • • •
MERCHANDISE, - • '
and . OTIIER 'PROPE.II7I
LOSS OR PAM. GB BY rum
On unreasonable terms as any other responsible company
J. E. SINGER, JOHN S. Bur,TAR., 'ISAAC mar() rir
s McCULLOEII, D. D. SIILLIR EN; 1101.,KENN.EDY
, .„ „
President, -WM.. KENNEbiI *eerelary,
J. NI...MILLER ; Treasurer, J. Pa - SINGEL
Vice I'resideiii;'S:, T. biciCia,Loi34.-i,
.Agent for lluutingdon co., A. istwafri.
ninyiu,lB7o - - • " •
NEW!
GEO. F. MARSH'
Merchant Tailor,
lUS UStiAL .I:JAKOB' STOCK
SPRING and- SUMMER GOODS,
QUALITIES,
,f)!S . cef!iiilAt_ory..ofl2edtPl : flew Bvgc?Pigtc
Ilutitingdou, Mareh 80 Ikt Ansir.
WILLIAM B, aZEIGLER,
• . •.; , Dealer in • • • .
Ladino Cents and' Children'a'"nrntsidng - AtOndt,l 141
Eidnpnings, iif kn . kinds : A lirgo inoni 'of •
NOTIONS, • , „
) - f
NAINSOOKS,
'BRILLIANTS,
‘t
of all grades, •IGLOVES,
;and 'lntry tcßirian, ] mppen and Cyßdren z. • p?iyot and
ICaelunnia
- CASBIIIgIIS, ,
DOMES PlC'Gocrns
GROCERIES dnd PROT:I47ON,
A general assortment of goods, al :
ways :at yiesi gist) prioes; ) intibtAiii'
'best lily.
qua
Butter, Eggs, taken: itr;e*etiiirig#
i Huntingdon. 411128,1870.. ,
-N.0..w:,=.4a.8.(1)..;1•45t00,-'.':
Cro'vyrioyer , !Si'• Decker;
Have just opened'at their neticttoii," 4oretit
'end of 11111 Street, next door to the National.
Hotel, near Fisher's Mill, in Huntingdon; 'it'
large andseleoted stock of,a r ;
BOOTS AO *HOES,
''''' SAY. ;
4 „`:: , • El; 0 UR,:kend CliQPy.
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1•4 lEstats MIAS. M. DELL, lattint Biale
• Blair County, deceased) , • , t•• - •
Letters teatatnontery on said estate bare been duly
granted to the undersigned by the Register-of Wills Of -
laid county. All persons indebted to sitld'estate' A rr
(pleated to make, payment, and tbose having slain*
against the sumo are nblified to present them,dnly:preer4-
en for settlement. •• - • • - • •
- - - MARTIN
EDwital)'a Oa,
PBAN!/awn,
Sunsant • Bzitentore.
Nagg.—By mutual arrangement Of the - executors. all
claims against said estate are to he pzeseited to 'ths estd!.
A. K. Bell, who will also receive Raynaent .qfliebto,
I'.O. Address is liollidayebitrg,' a.
1251
AARON EVANS,
Administrator
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