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C. D. Ml'RRAT, Editor.
James S. Todd, iubiilier.
miESMY mm is mi
S." M.Pcttensrlll
Advertising Agents. HO Nassau Sin.,
New York, and 10 State -tfrcct, Bcton,
ircthc authorized Agents for the Dem
oCR VT & SEXTISEL," and the most influen
tial and largest circu ating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas. Ihey
arc empowered to contract for us at our
LOWEST TEEMS.
Krotlicr Barker:
We have no intention of going into an
elaborate reply to, or analyzatiou cf the
three or four columns of malicious slang con
cerning us, in.the last Allejhaniun. By do
ing so, we would extend more attention to
the impotent malice cf the old Mountebank
than it deserves. We shall notice only cue
or two points which seem to merit some
consideration, and then dismiss the subject.
With regard to the movement which was
fctartcd last summer, for the purpose of pro
curing the destruction of this establishment
by an infuriated mob, it is well known that
it was carried on under the special patron
age rf old Barker, lie was the soul of the
o
movement, and it was not
his fault that it
f ., , lvt 5t wa, veil for him and his ,
l ,
myrmidons that it end fad. If tncj ;
made the attempt, he and h,s cowar,.y ,
crew would have met with a reception, the .
recollection of which they would have car- j
them to their craves. The assertion i
that a treasonable Extra, or ..no sympathi
zing w ith the reW-ls, was ever issucl from
this office, is a bold and malicious lie. manu-
factured out of the whole cloth, without j
even the shadow t f truth to sustain it.
But old Barker thought to take Advantage
of the excitement of the hour, be-fore it had
Eubsided, aud common sense had once nvro
gained the ascendency, to procure the de
etriiction cf he only Democratic paper then
published in the ce.unty. He iould then,
he felt, have the game in his own hands.
He and Vis deputies, would then be at lib
erty to publish whatever lies suited them ;
for, the Democrary would be without the
means of contradicting them. And yet the
old Mountebank who thus attempted to give
h fatal stab to the libcrtj of the press and
the freedom cf speech in this ceunty, hypo
critically pretends to be the friend e'f liber
ty in its broadest and most unqualified
sene so much so that he is in favor of
emancipating the negro slaves in the South
ern States and raiding them to a social and
political equality with white men. He is
in favor of giving negroes rights to which
thej arc not entitled , and at the same time,
in favor of depriving white men ot the
rights with which the Gexl of Nature has en
dowed them Nothing is mere justly dear to
the American people than the liber ty cf
the press". To a free nation it is of inesti
mable value, and formidable to tyrants on
ly. If it were in our power to address ev
ery citizen of the Republic, wc would say to
them, adopting the language of another
" Let it never be forgotten let it be instil
led into your childreu. that the Liberty of
the Tress is the palladium of all your ciril
political and religious rights as Ameri
can citizens, and it is therefore your duty to
guard its preservation with sleepless care.
The price of liberty is eternal vigilance."
Barker was the leader ot the men who plot
ted the destruct'u n of the liberty of the
press in this county. He and his followers
are Welcome: to all the glory and shame of
the attempt. The people will not soon for
get them for it. We certainly have no
reason to feel ashamed e-f our course during
the campaign last fad. It was nobly sus
tiined by the Democracy of Cambria. Bar
ker and his deputies falsely charged us
with being a traitor and a secessionist. The
gallant Mountaineer repudiated the lie by
1,100 of a majority a Democratic gain in
one v ear cf TOO votes. While we wore tri
umphantly sustained, old Barker received a
rebuke so blighting, so withering, that if
he had not liocn dead to the feelings of shame
honor and manhood, it would have caused
him to t-hrink away from the public gaze,
ahaoied of the ccntempt, scorn and odium
be had by his ccur?c drawn on hiin-.elf and
lis political hangers c-u. Rut you might as
gcmocrat aiib
well attempt to pierce the bide of an old
Rhinoceros (to which animal he bears a
strong resemblance, both physically and
mentally) with a rifle ball, as to make him
feel his own baseness by pointing out the
cirors of his political career. He is cither
too ignorant, to stupid or too egotistical, to
know when he has by hi3 course as a would
be politician, rendered himself an object for
scorn to point her slow unmoving finger
at.
With regard to Brother B.i:ker, we deem
t ouly necessary for the present to keep a
ew f.icts before the people, the truth of
which he dare notboldly and manfully
deny. They arc as follows :
1st. lie is in favor of emancipating the
slaves in the Southern States. and raising the
negroes in ever- part of the Union, to a poli
tical and social equality with the white race
2d. He has conveyed niggers through
thi s county by the underground Hail Road.
3d. He was an Abolitionist while a resi
dent of the State of Maine.
4th. He declared while delivering j
stump speech in Chest Springs in this conn
ty, that ho was an Abolitionist from the
crown of his head to the soles of his fee t
5th. He insisted on a certain occasion,
! r.n brinn? a Buck Nicrer to the liublic
0 j f -; , - - - .
table of a hotel in Wilmore. in this county.
oth. He contended with a gentleman,
on a certain occasion, it. this town, that a
negro was as good as a white man.
7th. He is so ignorant and illiterate, as
to be incapable of writing even the weak
and scurrillous editorials, which appear in
the Alleyhanian.
There are a ftw facts. We think all our
readers will agree, that they amount to in
finitely more, than all the malicious abuse
that lias yet been heaped on us by Brother
Barker's pet puppies, the deputy -d iters.
All About tlcaiuy.
Brother Barker through his deputies, I t: t
week, made a fierce assault oa our personal
nppcance, an . .M-rmt-l a.i t ,.e woi :,l an-I
ana the rest of maiawn 1. an 1 womt-n kind.
(or rathci-t W(,mai;) t;,nt
looking. Now, u was cruel in Barker j
and his Deputies, to touch u in this very
inf-rmed ad the world and
- " i,.;er po.ia. i.ui mt-ir course
'J ac-untcd f,r. Tl ey had doubtle
.v. fii'O ... H - 1 ii ..1
perceived "with griof and envy, tl. it we
j were un.i n.u'i jm-t.ui.ii w t n
the ladies, and l.ke'y to be the chief gne.-t at
all the small tea parties, which might oc
cur in this neighborhood during the next
year at least. They, therefore, determined
on endeavoring to prevent us from hence
forth basking in the smiles from partial
leai ty won, by telling the world, that we
do not lloug to thnt fortunate class of in
dividuais known as handsome nieu. Envy,
get.tlemen, nothing bet malicious envy.
But notwithstanding the fieiccnes- of your
a-sanit, we don't think you have yet suc
ceeded in accomplishing your undertaking.
At least our sweetheart, after reading th:
article referred t-, in th" last --7--;7r;Vrw.
a.-ked n--, while her face flushed wi h indig
nation, if we didn't r-'g.rl oil Barker as
Anti-Chri-t. 'That,' she said v-s her
opinion.' Since then, she appears to W.
if possible, nioie devotedly attached to us
than in days of yore, and we .-hou'lon':
mind popping the question, one f these
winter evenings. Bi sides Barker and his
Deputies hare not the deciding of this mat
ter. We have important testimony to offer
in our defence. Didn't brother Traugh of
the Hollidaysl urg Zt-nvhtr-l a few weeks
ago. assert that w w?re t' e hnTidsnmc.-t
editor in Canihri-i '-ounty. and didn't our
beloved brethe-rn f the Huntingdon GhAc,
affectionately style us the " F.bensburg K-au-ty."
Yea, verily,' .id they. Certainly the
weight of evideuce is in our favor. But
enough on this point for tne present.
Yv'c will not treat Brother Barker in thi.
matter as he and his Deputies treated us.
Wc cheerfully confess that he s the hand.
somest and most accomplished gentleman
wc have ever met. Take him from the
crown of his head to the soles ef his feet,"
he's chief among ten thousand, and the one
altogether lovely. His person is as grace
ful as a Buffalo Bui!, and his movements
as easy and fascinating as those eT a Dancing
Bea-. His eyes an: as seft and tender when
he smiles as those e f a She q, while ids nosC Pple of the different townsliips of Cam
the handsomest feature cf his face, is f. .,m- onnty to raise petitions in their diff-
, .... erent to cnships. to pTiy the Senate and
e lonthe'se.f sharpner principle.' and is TIra.,,P pf Representatives to have this law re-
always, apparently engaged in the laudable
occupation of taking inrisflJe smil?'. fXo
allusion here, to the text of Scripture which
speaks o. the Asses snuffmg up the East
wiuo..; no n-T-'ui ura very uc.-t i na:
could o raar.ufactureil by a G'st class den
tist, and his voice is sft, gentle and low ;
oocTipying as it does a happy medium be
tween the braying of an Ass. add the whist- I
ling of a steam engine. The general ex
pression of his conntcnar.ee is as kind ar.d
benevolent as that of a Hyena while howl
ing and scratching over a grave. The
Deputy editors, in obedience to orders re
ceived, sketched our picture lat week.
Wc now in return, beg leave to present t
them a correct likeness of their ignoranr
and egotistical old master. It is roughly
sketched, but true to life, and wc hope it
v.Td please thei i If it dors not the fault is
l'ot ."f. S.
A. A niKKLU.
He is an Abolitionist.
The Proof is Here.
We think it unnecessary to remind our
reader?, that the controversy which has
been going ou for several months between
the editor of this paper and the responsible
editor of the AlUfjlinian,. was not ot our
seeking fact which all who have perused
the editorial in the AUeghatiian, since Bar
ker took charge of it, well know. He
and bis deputies, signalized the beginning
of their career jus editors, by making a
fierce attack on our character as a man and
patriot. Wc e-f course, felt i to be our
duty to meet the assault with the spirit and
energy of a man, who, knowing big rights
dare maintain them. D uring the -"political
campaign which closed on the ser.T Tues
day of last October, we put t'if in -through
in a manner that elicited the unanimous
approval of the Democracy of this County.
After the election, we were willing to elrop
the controversy, but Barker and his depu
ties would not permit us to do so. Wo
therefore felt it to be our duty to return
evjry blow we received, with double inter
est, and our readers should remember that
if we occasionally hud on th: lash without
mercy, the provocation we received for so
doing, was by no means trifling. We have
never willfully attempted to wound the fee
lings of any man living, unless he had in
the first place attempted to wound ours.
During the progress .f the controversy, we
have repeatedly charged Barker with being
an Abelitionist, and stated the ficts on
which we relied, to substantiate the charge.
Among other things, wc stated that Barker
had declared, while delivering a stump
spe-eeh in Chest Spring.- B -.rough in this
County, that In was n:i A!-o':;i-;;-t fr-m
the crown of his 1 t-el t the s ! s i f his
feed, and gave D.u.t-l Litioger lq. as our
a,lti.or!ty. Mr. Bark, r and hi- enthu.ia.-tic
p:.lt:..,.lS in Eh. nsburg. i.v t th- puMi-.-a;i..n
( f ; t,u t vil:, a.scrti,.n
,A,. L'.l Mr. Lit ..-. aud that
Uw...uU r.ct back up -nr statement. U
order to put the matter t re-t. -e pid h.-h
the f 11 ..wir:
letter from Mr, Lit linger, It
is brief and to
- ;d:s f r itself.
til poii.l. Read it. It
Comments ore iinne-ces-
tiry. Who !. w . "II deny that Barker is a
nigg-r worshipping Abo.itin.ist 1
CtiKsr Spr.isos. J.i.i. 11. 1S-02
C. D. Mlui av lear .S'r. Y-.u stated
in your paper, vend weeks ar- that A, A
Barker, Ksj., of v-air place, said in my
pie.-i nce. oa a certain ooca.-ior., that he was
an Ab i.itioiiist from the cn.wu of hi
he;:d to the ?!s -f his fet t." 1 understand
that .-iu'i then. Mr. Barker has denied Lav
ing ever uttered such r. s;i. tin-cat, and I
ot i. eve
1
lien. a:
published in
the -S '"" i" Now, Sir. a'! I Lave to
say in tlie rnatmr is this : Mr. !'. irker w h:!e
deliverng a stump s;ec'.i in this town, on
i certain c-c.-usion. .'. v, ii: my presence :
1 am .in Aboiitiovdi fro: a th crown r
my head t the soles of toy f.-ct.'' These were
his woids. This sir, i.-an LoMvt statement
of the fact. I have no mo;c to .-;iv on the
subj.vt.
Yoit friend.
IVisite T.:tiv;ir.
Attention, C itizen's of Cambria.
At a me'eting held in School !iou-c No, 2.
In Richland Township. Cambria County Ra.
cn Thursday evening. Docmber 2'5. iStfl.
the followinc gentlemen were appoint!
ofilcers. anv the anncxenl res-Mutions were
adopted. The meeting was calird to order
by appointing Georaf R. Slick Chairman.
Isaac Horner and Charles Wendell Vice
Presidents, and Joseph Geis Secretary and
Treasurer.
The following preamble and resolutions
were read and unanimously adopted.
The purpose of this meeting is to pray
the Senate and Ibnio of Rcpiescntatives of
our State Legislature to repeal the obnox
ious dog law : therefore
FesoiVt'l, That we pledge ourselves not
to vote for on y man at fhe rnsuirg election
who will not use his influence in the House
and Senate to have this law repealed.
Resoled, That thi-- law is not a law for
the benefit of a free and intelligent people.
Resolved, That we abhor this abominable
law. whieh i riot the law that our fathers
BLED AND PIED FOR.
Rrsrh-fJ. That we know without the
wisdom of Solomon, that dogs are not taxa
ble Y'rrPPry
Rro7rr,f That we respectfiillv solicit the
j peah-d
' R''o!rr-l Tiiat the owner of a
log or
'l'V rf,al! ' ray for the sl,C0P t1l0-v
may kill,
' ' Rr,o!r,,,L That "wo publish theprocee-
i oang or t ii : meeting in t lie Johnstown 7r-
huitc. and El ensbnrg Sentinel.
The Legislature.
The Senate organized, by electing Hon. L
W Hall sjioakor, and a complete batch of
Republican officers. In the Honse the self
styled Union Democrats fused with the Re
publ icans. and elected John Rjwe one of
their numWi speaker. The rest of the of
ficers are about equally divided between the
tvvo wings of the fusionists. We will hare
4'few weirds to say next week, with regard
to the manner in which th arrangement was
brought about. We received the Governor's
mes-age, to late for our outside this week
Wc will ive an abstrcat of it in our nezt.
Indiana Democratic t'onVLX
tiou. Indianapolis, Jan. 9. The Democratic
State Convention convened yesterday morn
ing, and was largely attended, every county
but eight being represented.
Thomas A. Hendricks, ef Marion, was ap
pointed president. His remarks, on taking
the chair, were severe against the Repub
lican party and the policy of the Adminis
tration. A test vote was takeu en a proposition
to make a platform and adjourn without
nominating candidates. It was lost by a vote
ei 12 yeas to isi nays.
After a recess, the platform and resolu
tions were reported, aud passed under the
operation of the previous question.
The retivlutions set forth that the restora
tion to pcwer of the Democratic party can
alone preserve ti e Union ; endorse the1 j-riii-cip!e
heretofore put forward by the Nation
al Convention of the paity declare the pre
sent civil war mainly resulted from the slav
ery agitation and the consequent organiza
tion of a gcograqhieal party in the North
producing its counterpart in the South of
secession, diauuon and armed resistance to
the Government j condemning the course of
the Republicans in ths last Congte-s for
the rejection of all jeacc propositions; th.it
peace and harrue-ny would uour" reitt had
the party in power shown the same desire
to settle the internal dissensions that it re
cently exhibited to avoid a war with Eng
land ; that the Republicans had fully do
mor.strated their inability to conduct the
Government through the present difficulties
denouncing ail the violations of the Consti
tution as usurpations of power; that the
disregard of the writ f h abcas corpus, the
imprisonment of citizens in the loyal States,
arc flagrant violations cf the Constitution ;
that the seizure of Ma.-on and Siideil was
either legal eT illegal : if the former, the
nation h id been humiliated by their surrenl
er under threats ; if the latter, they .should
have been delivered up before iciprison
mer.t. The re-solutions cemplimcnt the Indiana
troops in every battlo-iield "vlic-ie victory
had perched upon the national banner, and
send greeting to every Democrat for their
future achievements in c -i.d.ig co-d'-sts.
1 en-.ing a notion t ) noniiii ite candidates
the C oiivcnti. n adj .u:;.ed until this t.ijrn-
The Convention re-assfmbk-d this m.oru-
in-, and i.iada th- following ja.n.ii.atiem.s
Secretary of State .Tames S. Athon.
Sta;? Treasure r-M.u-.hew L. Rrei.t.
T-O vT' -
Suenue,,dent .f Rubiio Itructi-,ns-
Milton !'.. Hopkins.
The O-nveiitioa thou adjourned tin' '"c
Attempt to Hum i IIoi!taI
Wamiinoton, Jan. i. L.ut ni'.t a n.--f
infam-'us attenqt w.xs n.aic
to
burn the
new Government II spit.d, in Alexandria.
It in the lar-e h- te!. and contains nearly
five hundred patients.
On li e f rst fii-r are sevnal stores, and
in one of these, a hardware establishment,
the fire was Started. It was fortunately
discoveied in time to be extinguished. A
laroelotofmatches. tiu'd and combustible
material was found ail ai ranges! so .is to
hac put the v.holr room in a bhuca at once:
as this would of rut off the main stair-cas-
nvst of the patients w-.;i!d 1 av been bum
od ahve.
N effort v ill le spared by Oovcrnmei.t
to ferret out the incendiary. Orders were
issued by the War Department to m-1z? the
whole block, and phi e guards through all
the houses, r.s should any of them get en
fi.e, there is no means in the city to cx
tingr.ish the flames.
Tlie expedition lovn the Mis
sissippi. Ciit.MiO, Can. 10. A special despatch to
the Tribune, of this city, from Cairo, says;
Owing to the dense f g prevailing hcie,
ox pcililion southward has been detained. A
por tic ti of the force, however, lnm been
despatched to Staling Point, and, if the
wtather ierrjiits, the remain kr will be got
under way to-morrow.
Cairo presents an unusually warlike ap
pearance to-day.
Five hundred dollars worth of quinine
was captured on the tteamer Courier a few
days ago.
Latku. A despatch from Cairo today
says the fog has rise-u, and that the expedi
tion will probably start to-day. The troops
and stores are all ou board, and the steamers
and gun boats are re.vlr to leave.
Cairo, Jan. 0. A gieater portion of the
troops for the Mississippi cxpeilition have
embarked, but it is not expected they will
leav ltefore to morrow.
It is understood that General Paine and
McCIemand will be in command of the
forces from here and Bird.s Pcint. and Gen
erals Smith and Wallace those from Padu
cah. St. Locis, Jan. 10. The Cairo cor
respondent of the Republican telegraphs
that the Great Expedition is ready to start.
AH the soldiers and mt of tlieir wagons
have embarked on the steamers, which will
leave as soon as the dense fog which over
hangs the river is di-pelled.
The troops are in the highest spirits, and
impatient to l-e off. .
The fleet will ascend the Tennessee River
for some elistance, but the final destination
of the expedition is not known. A con
siderable body of c-jvr.lry will start at the
same time from Bird's Point, and proceed
through Kentucky, jjining emr army at the
point of debarkation or." the Tcnuc.-Sce Rivet.
Xn vesttfjalln?? Committee on !
Conduct cl ttic War .
The eommiace are still pursuing their in- j
vcsligation cf the conduct of the war. Three ;
questions have so far been taking up. Firt
1 , r . , T. v
The Bull Run defeat. Second The Ball s
Bluff disaster. Thirvl The campaign of
Gen. Fremont. The iint in the Bull Run
disaster now under inquiry is as to whether
ir . ,, f f-
our defeat was causc-il by the failure of , en.
Patterson to carry out his order given by
Gen. Scott, and whether he misled Gen.
Scott bv sending false information as to the
movements cf Gen. Johnsten.
p ,f
torson has been before them several times.
and ha. not yet completed Lis evidence..
Gen. Scott still remains in New York, and i
Uoes not at i'iei-ei.i iiuuoi'ait hmuu0
Washincton.
Jennison'a Jay hawkers at Work.
Sedalia, Mo., Jan. 9. Intelligence
known to be of a reliable character, ha?
liNt rccn ri-rc-ivea Lore frum Johnson cuii-ity
to the effect that part of C.l. Jeuni-on's re-
giment (the Jayhawkers) was at Jlaldcn,
and they had made a descent on the neigh- :
bvrhood where the Government wag- ms i
were burned, an 1 !)d tired the houses of!
the most prc-mii.ent Rebels engaged in that ;
a'.fuir, as well ;es in the attack on Maj-T
Hough's command. i
The h' use of the notorious G
iitra;
M-.-theH-U.st preacher, aud Tompkins Brad'cv.
ii-.,
a ..letheH.iat class lea ler m the s une -nr.r--h
have U-cn fire I, together with the h aises cf
Rebe-1 of lesser x. .te-.
The Re-U-ls in Warrensburg are said to V-
-. ' . ,
ir..ali!gh state of excitement cano-rning thf
. ;
near approach of Jvnni.--n. lej well kn-.w
that they have commit tod all sorts of or.:-
rages on tlie pe :,!e ,,f a quiet and pe aceful
country ; and if justice Ik- meted out to tl em
, . , , , - - ,
their houses iu.1 It. Lur!!-.-!. 1: is s.ud ti..t
O ckc-rall has g no to Pi ices c.
i.icn.
Cefeat cf a Rebel Force ca
Creek.
Silver
St. L'n, in fi.--.ar..: ?.'. ..-r
egraphs to Gu.eru! il..'.k. fo r.i t :?.:.;.'
that on the 8th. in-tant Ma--rs Perrc-n-1-andllulbard.
with i'-Ci tr-i s. r.'tjck-d
the uo.erious Rc'.t 1 Pol i l-. x, !b war! u-.-ty
t.-tal'y r-uting h::n. with the l-- . f sv.-n
killed left o:i the field, while m.n y nr-re
w-tc earric-1 if : fr. m f.ftv to sevv!.tv-f: ve
WOUV.-1--1, an
was f.ic.r k,'-sj
t!.:rtv
i
I Hi
s itu-rs
(J
n-1
The RcIk-I camp was dc-t roved ;.n; a
l.rg ir.iti.Wr of horsw an-1 teams tak- a. A
heavy f-g. which pr-vaile-d at the tims
ali-ne saved, them fr- n c-'iaplete d.-t:ucti-.-.
The ui.i- n MerehanTs' Exchange of St
Lu:s was f-giirz l t lay. and i-n-j .u:i
ireii rrrrri nny nrms enr -iie 1 tne-ir names
member-.
Xrgnl Slifrfiiiriuniij.
A CDi'D il'S NOTICE.
e.e -rge Ku-iia--r-i-r) In tlie C io:non Ph-as
a !:i.r. ot .Mary Lr.pp V"f Can l r- i Co'tr.tv
vs
Ge rg Ciipj.
And inw 4th
s.
iV I ) f.
I Will. Ejc
j Term 1.
Jan. A.
I. 1st;,, i n iii. ti-.n
of Wm. Kitted Esq T. A. Sh ;,. tker E-j.
a;-i.-:ntl an audit-.r to iiiarsiiall the i.r.s
cee.ls i f Defendants l.e.u i..-ta:e s ! j on the
above writs.
ByOieC-mrt.
Attest
Jox-ph McD.i,.dd
Prothv.
The audit-'-r will atten-l at the
efrice
A. Kopedin in John.-town on
THURSDAY JANUARY THE SOth. lP.-.o
at one o'clock P. M. for the purpose of fuK
iii.in u.c tiuties Litiie au-ivc nipuiiitnHni
when and where all per.-s-ons iuterestol mav
....... 1 -
atte-nd.
F. A. Shoemaker au-I'.t -r.
Jan 15 3t
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Sarah Dusan Admx."p In the Common Pletis
of Hugh D tgau deed Cof Cambria Connty
vs 3 N-. 7S S,-pt Term
E F. Lytic I 1S01. Vtn l Ei.u.
And now 2n.l. January 1SG2 on motion
of Mr. Johnston the Guit appointed F. A.
Shoemaker Esq. auditor to make distribu
tion of th- prooecdsV f the sale of Defendants
real Estate on the above stated writ to and
among the L:en Creditors and those entitle. I
to receive the same.
Bv the C-urt.
Attest J.-seph McD nai l Pro.
The auditor will attend at his .frier ia
I'.l-ensburs on
MONDAY FEBRUARY THE Srd. 1S62 at
one o'eb-ck P. M. f-r the purpose . f fulfil
ling the duties of the above appointment,
when and where all persons interested may
attend.
F. A, SHOEMAKER auditor.
Jan 13 3t
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Ciiaffer, Stout vVco. ) In the Court of dun
Vs. mon Phxs of Cambria
Peter Mastorson J Count v. Vcn-l. Ex.
No 43 Dec. Term" 1 SCI.
January nr-l. 1S52, on motion. M. Has
appointed auditor to distribute the proceeds
of sale among those entitled thereto.
BY THE COURT.
In pursuance of the above spjMjintmer.t
the undersigned will .-it in his ofnee in Eb
Misburg, e-n Friday the 31st ..f January at
one o'clock P. M.. when and where sdltheoe
inUre.-ted are dcsiiej to attend.
M 1IASS0N.
January lSth lS'Jl',-3t
AUDITOirs NOTICE.
, X , ? A u : .
i by the Orphan s C'urt ef CamL-Vc ..
: Av v.,.r ,i:,tr;bu.c lhr Ju!1(,;
t.f C. B. Ellis, Administrator . f J i ?, ,
ran decease-.!, a to -i.g the .vt; j r':J ;
i xhd thereto, hereby fiv,-s e" " ;
. wdl attend to th dui.s f m: 1
j nM.at at th(. , fCvrus j. . V; J"-
j in the IV-rough f Johrstown ..:,"' :-
Tlie undersigned navh - 1,
: January mh 1802. t our e'cl-vi V v
' at .wL,kh time and f.jace all parties zt-
i 1Uiroi w prjsciii itinr claims. (.r a - . f
red frem coming in on said fan-1.
DANIEL M-LAUGlILlv
dohastown Dec. 10, lsCl-3.
AUDITORS NOTICE.
Tne audit r appointed by ti.e
Giurt of Cambria O-k to make dist I
of the funds in the harxls -f ,J.i.;-;K v .
j patrick. Executor of Archibald Kirkpv
. dectal. will attend to tie. d-:;s
l appointment at i.is o:;-e, in '
, i - - i i lk 1
' where alfKr.-.-t.-s inten-stc l i:i s d t fl'
n 'uficd to attend, or le forever d-.i
from coming in eu t:;e same.
PI 1 1 LIP S. NOON.
January S;h. :i:t.
AUDI TOil'S NOTICE.
Dr. Alexander Johnston 1 I:i the C
Vs . (
C-mim in I".-.-
I 'hn Ti.
op n ' 1 ;,h ) C.i:;ih-i.i C
X" D.vemUr Te-nn 1-U E. D. Ve . :;
Toe au-htor :;; -ii.t -1 bv tin- Co'
(. i.i . ,- A , - ;
(--':or.i-n lleis-'l .imor;i C-.;::.v to
, ,31-ti ib.iti.n ..f the m-.ney in the !,;.
i the S'ueri!:". arising from the s.de of the
i r "., 'Vt s rtVk' tnl- ' 71 the ab .v.?
writ, hereby ISwf.tl' all Juth'k ii t--. .
, . . , ' ,
ta it he vm.1 attend t. tne duties ; .
;li,,,;,.!u,..i: al j.;s of.; v ,;n yb .uj ..r.
i Friday the Sl.-t. 1 1 v of .I.tnu trv A. D."
at o,h-Y1 k P. M.. wlien and w!.-r
1 a,r? "".T-"1 1 ' l,r;t thr. '
: dvb-irrev. I -rcver from c-.:ni:ig i;) n-i .,
fu.,, P11IL.S s N
-Tan S Zt
AUII Nu'l'iiE.
a-.iditor a;
the r; hanV C
'i i"
urt
Cual.'it C.
'"'ir f.f 1.:- A i 1 I I'Tl' II I 4'T' 1 T ' . j..
Ill-: t.. the :iv--'i;.t ,.f J.t-ph M.d-r.
edt : of K- 1. rt r:'nu .-c-.-.I. -;
; r--:.s e.oTe-f-;. -La . i:Pl :
the d '.ties f .i;.o : tli) 1. 1 at !.
:n Kin :.- r,r: Niturdav the !-t. r
re'r-'..rv A IK 1- -J. i.t t- ..V! . k "
V i.'.n -'"1 '.v:;eTv :: tUcv st-e
Pr r-r, v
can at:e:.-l.
PHILIPS. N N. Aul
Ta .uirv. -fa., l- i.-li;;.
a rnrroihs NOTICE.
'1 i.e an-:-t.r :.j te 1 bv i) ,-C-urt
-fCim'-riaO.!,-.ty t-.'mak- :
ti.-n --."the mo::-y i:i the h?ii:s..r .
Cum, a lunnistrat .r nfWillirr. Cm- .
ii-ri-hy i.oTin.-s all pcrs-!S i:.ter.-ic!
t:".-t th.-t he v".d att
i t th- du:"e-
a jp:n:inent at hi ..": -e i i E' --.- :-.
Z iiursday tl-c ;:";h f? .y .f .T.t--v
at one o'clock P. M. Wh. n .::-J w-
as 'ate re-juired prese-r.t tiieir claim- :
' f-it-vcr del'.trr-ji.' ir -n. air.iij i-i ..-i ' -
: find.
: PHILIP S. NOOV. ,
' -I -nuaty fth.. l-;.-ii;t.
! A. DM INI ST." VTOR'S N( 'Ti'tT."
- L -te-rs of A-hnini-trati-. on
D.tvid Sharp, la . . f Washi- c; n I' .o
C-mbria Cv.u ty. ite-vav.1, h..ve I
to th' U!: :-r-i:.c 1. All i
3
-t.-l
-.id
i-sr ae-
il? j -h-ase
m :.t ; an 1 ti..-se having claim
! v.-.u i-r -s4.nl
for sW.h. r..-;t. JOHN LLoVD Ah
J.ui, 8 ! Jt
r -jM ny
ADMINISTIL' TOR'S NOTICE.
f fhe uu-!i-r.: -.ne-l give n -the. tint
- hive tiken -.ut htt-'rs ,:f A h:.;:.
, "n the Estate of IK-nry Ilollis. ato of e
nefj t ovr.si,!j, Cunbria G-untv.
of 1 I" r.-ous kn -win-j themst-'ves in lei t
j said e-tate are hereby iv -title. 1 tv v- Tr?
: ward and settle the same, and all 'p,:
i having claims a-aiust said estate a'- t
nctl 10 J''it tacni rroiK-rlv ant'
! 'r se ttlement
1 T o -t.... ...
PETER EA!:iIi:T.
NICHOLAS SH ANK j
Jan 8 1S02 e'.t
ADM IN ISTli ATOU'S NOTICE.
Notice is. hereby given that letters f
ministration vuui tcf-:iuaifo aunezs 0:1
estate of Eiv.alth S. Litzir.ge-r. Ute - :"C-:
bri:vC-unty, deceased, l.avf'U-t-n gr.. :.::
the un.Jersigr.c-d. All or-ns i:i h ! t . :
said estate are notified 1 1 come frw arl a
settle the same, and all persons bavin; 1
aain.-t the s;id estate are noti!l-l t-i pre
them, properly authenticate! for s V.
meut.
GEORGE LITZINGER.
Administrator rum testmaufo a.r, -' I
J.
euuarv S.
ls-j2.-;t.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is h rel y given, that I-tt-.-rs '
a hninisf ration have l-'cn crafted t- "
u idersigne.1, on the ESTATE OF IIKNi
HOLLIS, PU2 . f Cambria County,
and all persons knowing thcni.-e-Ives ir. h":
e l to said estate are hereby n -tine-l to r -'
forward and se ttle ti.? same, and ad p :
having 1 1 aims against the said estat- ''
notifi-l to p.re-serit them prcper'y a':t'-:'
cated for settlement.
PETER EAP.HART.
NICHOLAS SHANK. i
Adndn;.strt--r. j
January Sth., lSC2.-t. '
EXECUTOR S NOTICE. j
Vniereas Letters Test amen t a: y e-a
f T last will and tej-tament e f Jo!.!. Vi
late e-f Chest Springs Borough. CA:: b -County,
deceased have been i-5-el t - :,
undcrsignel re.-idin in said bore'.'-' "
the Register e-f said County, all per -i 5
ing ehdms against said deceased, are hii."
netific.l to pre.-cnt thorn jToperly Ail-y-catel
f...r settlement, and th(e- ;ndei tr : "
rcquetc-d to make payment without ,:rT
BENJAMIN F. TOMB l i' -'
Chc;i S; rinr I'ec !". !-!!-'"
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