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The convention that nominated Geary
fir Gdvernor wsi3 a curious affair. It
L composed in great part of renegade
Smo rut::, -s presided over by a rene
Democrat, (Covode,) the proceedings
r "c wauajed bv a renegade Democrat,
!!i.b ) ti.e resolutions were drafted by a
,,,,,1..' Democrat, (Forney,) and the
' for Governor is a renegade Dcmo-
tf,efiry ) This body of renegades,
.ming to act for the RtTnl.!ican party
f '.,.J .i ? Tieof resolutions, all of the dead
i-'.-iord' r, all negative, except one positive
Jp which is aimed at a life-long member
f that party and a friend of President
Jn'n, (Cowan ) Tlie animus of this
ree-a invention towards tha true
fri'n'i' of the Government is thus shown.
I: was in the interest of the disiihionists.
Michael D. Sullivan, of Illinois
cwisthe largest farm in the world 70,
000 acres 23,000 of which are under
cultivation.
tr I'-'l 'e,rs' stpay devotion to the
tub has enabled a pood woman in
I.i 0.e to build three good houses, and
put away a neat little pile of government
iiiiotiitcemnit of (Canitbatcs,
iV'Ac to the D .vision of the Dimocratic
Conn!; Cuiiventfon.
ASSEMBLY.
To the Demctyraai of Cambria County : I
fi-? this method of announcing niVM-lf as a
ri..ii'Ite f.r nomination to the Hoiite of
.TtS".rt:t'iv(;s, bv the next Democratic
I ',.tv Convention'. JOHN S. R11LY.
K.u.."durg, .A pill 12, lcGG.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
MICHAEL HASSON, Eq . Ebensburg, Pa.
I IV.iN-r.UUr; & CRESSON RAILROAD
tin i.n.l afur IU n-lay, April 11. 166.
rr.ins n this road will run .is follows:
I.kavi: Ei.EN.si.rr.'j
t 7 30 A. M., connecting with Baltimore
Exp'-SS Wert.
At 7 oo l. M.. connecting vith Phila. Ex.
E. .st and Mail Tiaiu W'tst.
I.EAVK C'.ISON
At t 55 A. M., or on departure cf Bait.
I'xf.Ms West.
At '..2 P. M., cr on departure of the M.iil
Train Wot.
Vr. Franklin and the Sou til Carolina
I'laiilrr.
A fiitr.'. relat -s to lis that the Slimmer
It;, te the war :it the hmne of a hospitable
S ;.i'.i Cau't:.i:o planter, ho was up one
V.j 1 ;i with the hUll MU'l WHS about to
re toi tli Ou a rn'ir;
w:
11.
when be
v.i- '-lacked l' the planter at the d-Or.
Yen c .ni.ot i nss. Sir. Too early."
"i o carlv .' V.'hv, rr.y dear Ojlonel, '
!.it s.;s Dr. Franklin V
' I!. uly to b"(t and early to rise v.-ill make
1 t: :n !a;i!ii,y and wealthy and wise.'"
"Very rli.e, .-ir; hut all a fallacy. Eirly
r.viig hi d the iul-.alation, upon n en;pty
'":.i'h. of the morning malaria of this
;: try. North and S' lith, have b- en tlie
'ttlo.f t'aousands t'-e i!jath of thousands,
ir i' . m the ths4e of Cij.t. J"hn Smith to
T:-':- .ay. Wait till after breakfast, f.rtify
' '"jr .-t. m.ich with a cup of iiot cfiVe, and
t'f i. the t'i'xi-.us vapors if tlie night being
v.'.Y,', by tl.es'in, vl will take a morning
-Rut rr.y d.ir Co! n-.el, 1 am alrradv f'-r
::! with a vtii.o of HOSTKTTER'S
' :.!.!:iMl TKIJ SI'OMACH BITTERS.
'A., tl.cn. sir. yni may stick to Dr.
i. ll"tet!er's a;ent at Chariest.m
' ; i'i- n.e. aiai I arii txi-fcting box t --y
ith my wacon. Th.ose Bittters, I
1. :rc M:r? pr. trctive against all the fe
Ts r'-s-i'tiiig from malaria. Doctor Frank
n i .:. r M.d. sir. even in the svnmps of
' ' n clina, if fortified with llosttttei's
? TO CONSUMPTIVES.
T'.e !vert;ser. having been restored to
t -a t'i ::, ,i weeks by a very simple
'" ' 'y. after having snftered for several
l tli a severe lung affection, and thai
.:ise, Cooaimption is anxious to
kn.jwn to his fdlow-sutLrers the
I. ' it s r if c-ure.
i iill wlio desire it. he will send a copv
,?! .t jjcscriji'i n used ffrre of charge)
v the .'Uections fir proparmg nnd using
"san e, wliich they will fnul a si'RK cure
' ' f'oxsrMPTios, Asthma, BnoNCiiiTi-.
' "ins. Gli-, and all Throat and Lung
-v:-cti(H!. The only object of the adverti
r in sending the Prescription is to benefit
-e afflicted, and spread information which
''- conceives to bo invaluable, and be hopes
f"cry sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
c--t tt.em nothing, and may prove a bless
P.ir'ies wishing the presciiptiou, fuse,
iy rtu-.rti mail, will please address
i lir.v. EDWAHD A. WILSON,
W'fiia rr.st.Mrp;. Kings Co , New York
T'1- isr.o.ly.
STRANGE, BUT TRUE,
livery young lady and gentleman in the
In. ted States can hear something very
' : oli to their advantage by return mail (free
;t charge.) by addressing the undersigned.
I h' se Wing lears of being humbugged will
..i. ige by u. t noticing thu card. All others
:II please adur-sK their ..he.tient servant,
Aims. T. CHAPMAN.
Feb. 1 1800 ly.1111 New Yrk'
ERRORS OF YOUTH
A Oentleman who surtlrtvl for Jears from
;-rvr,H Delnhty Premattire Decay, and all
-I- afTwis of vouthf.il iii.lUretiou. will. fur
t "wise of Miffermg humanity, R(.n(i free to
J I !,. r.ee.1 it, the receipt ai d directions
-R.uing the simple remedy by which he
oh r". red. Sufferers wishing to profit by
advertiser's experience, can do so b v
dressing. 3
JOHN D. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chaiatr3 St., New York,
lrt, 18M. ly.
tcfo bbtrlistments.
DENTISTRY.
DR. J. M. M'CLURE,
9F Johnstown, has opened an cflbe one the
corner of Centre and Main streets, in
this place, (building formerly occupied by
Mr. Callan as a hotel, up stairs, front room.)
where he may be found on the first Monday
of every month, and remain one or two
weeks. May 10, 18G6.
XISIAL. LIST.
I 1ST OF CAUSES set down for trial at the
Court of Common Pleas, commencing
Monday June 4th 1866.
Earl' et. al t. Fockler,
Noel vs. Matthews.
Matthews vs. Noel.
Bradford's use vs. R ger.
Fox vs. Bardine.
Scanlan vs. Shoemaker.
Arnold et. al. vs. Evans et. at.
Hogue vs. M'Mullen et. al.
Settlemoyer vs. Ilasg.
M'Mullen vs. M'Coy.
GEO. C. K. ZAIIM, Proth'y.
Trothonotary's Office, Ebensburg; 1
May 9, 1365 3t. J
i.ic notice.
THE Petitions of the following persons will
be presented to tlie Giurtof Quarter Ses
sions for the County of Cambiia, June Term,
1866 :
TAVERN LICENSE.
Michael J. Smith. Allegheny township.
Philip Faddle & Co., " "
A. P. Baker, Chi roll township.
Joseph Cole, Carrolltown.
Adam Kurtz, Cambria borough.
Daniel McDonald, Cambria borough.
Edward Home. Cambria borough,
Michael Biiruicle, Clearfield township.
Peter Malzie, Couemaugh. boro. 1st Ward.
Francis Seitz. Conemangh boro. 2nd Ward.
John Si vert G'liemaugh boro. 2nd Ward.
John Hhu. Conemaugh boro. 2nd Ward.
Isaac Crawford. Ebensurg boro. W. Ward
James Downey, Johnstown boro. 2nd WaM.
John Rending. Johnstown boro. 2nd Ward.
John Kraft. Johnstown boro. 31 Ward.
Remigtu Durach, Johnstown bnr. 3d Ward.
John R. Myers. Loretto borough.
Philip Ib-rzog, Lore t to- borough.
Joseph Geis. Richland township.
George C'.irad. Richland township.
Peter Heim. Juchland township.
Victor Yoegtly, Snmmtrhill township.
Ilen'y Hughes. Summitville borough.
Lenhart Kest, Taylor township.
u ilham Callan, u ashing ton township.
TO EFLL 1ST THE QUART.
Henry Schnabel, Johnstown bor. 4th W'd.
Cyrus Hart, Johnstown borough 4th Ward.
UEO. C. K. ZA1IA1, Clerk S.
Ebensburg, May 10, 1866.
Itelstti's A'otlce.
"JVT"OTlCEit hereby given, that the follow
iug accounts hive 'jeen passeil and
filed in the R-gister's office, at Ebensburg,
and will be piesented to the Orphans' Gairt
of Cambria county, for confirmation and al
lowance, on Monday tlie Fuurth day cf June
next, to w it :
Tlie account of Elizabeth George, Admx.
of John Rarnes, late of Johnstown, dee'd.
The account of Domiuick Eager, Admr.
of Simon Brandle, late cf Chest township,
deceased.
The ninth account of John Dibert, jr..
Admr., cum testameido anii'.xo of John Di
bert Sr., late of Johnstown, deceased.
The first, and final account of E. J. Wa
ters, E q., Exr. of David Abrams, late of
Cambria township, decea.sed.
The account of Robert Gillan, Admr.,
cum teslamenlo annexo, ot John Gillan, late
of Jackson towi.ship, jieceased.
The account of Moses R. Mil'er, guardian
of the minor heirs of Renedict Lehman, late
of Richland township, deceased.
The account of Jox-ph Burg.ion, Exr., of
Robert Burgoon, late of Washington town
ship, deceased.
Thw first account of John Willijms, guar
dian of the minor children cf Evan H. Ro
berts, late of Cambiia township, deceased.
The fourth account of Ann Henry, late
Ann Webster. Admx. of William Webster,
late of Washington township, deceased.
The account of William Tiley, Admr. of
William Tiley, late of Washington township,
deceased.
The account of Jacob Kirkpatriek. Exr.
of James Kirkpatriek, late of Chest town
ship, deceased.
The third, and final account of Edward
Shotmaker, Admr. of R v. Thos. McCul
lough, late of Cambiia county, deceased.
The first account of David G. Hubert,
Admr. of Henry Hubert, late of Richland
township, deceased.
The accrunt of M. Hasson, guardian cf
Thomas H. Porter.
The account of Moses B Miller, Exr. of
Peter Hostetler, late of Richland township,
deceased.
The account of George Carrell, Admr. of
Jacjb Fresh, late of Jackson township",
deceased.
The first and final account of Eleanor
and Rowland Humphreys, Admrs. t f John
Humphreys, late of Cambria township,
deceased.
The first and final account of Joseph
Criste, Admr. of John O'Donnell, late of
Cambria county, deceased.
The first and fin d account of John R.
Paul.- guardian of the minor children of
Jacob Paul, late of Richland township, dee'd.
The second and final account of Michael
Dnnnegan, Admr- cf Philip Smith, late of
Allegheny township.
The account of M. Hasson, guardian of
Luke Tatrick Burgoon.
The account cf Michael Noon, Exr. of
James Murphy, late of Allegheny township,
deceased.
The first and final account of Joseph
Croyle and John Rorabatigh, Admrs. of
Wendle Mojer, late of Croyle township,
deceased.
Tbe second and final account of DT. Kin
kead. Admr of Willkm Wherry, late of
Ebensburg, deceased.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Register.
Register's office, Ebensburg,
May 10, 1866.4t.
A "FRESH lot of prime Segara and Tobacco
just receivec? and for sale at the Book
store of - - -r - JAMES MURRAY.
FURNITURE.
IN addition to the general assortment of
Dry Goods now being received, we will
on or before the 1st day of May, offer low
for cash, the best assortment of Furniture
and Upholstering goods ever brought to
this market; consisting of
Dressing Bureaus, Tables,
Bedsteads, Mattrasses,
Lounges. Pillows. &c.
Wareroom, second story of the store
building. E. SHOEMAKER & SCN.
April 27, l866-3t
JOSEPH M'DONALD,
ATTORNE T-AT-LA W,
Ebexsbuko, Pa.,
FFICE on Centre street, opposite
Moore'd Hotel. Apr. 26, 1866-tf
o
DR. THOMAS II. DOYLE,
H
AVING located permarently in Chest
Springs, l'a., respectfully tendeis Ins
professional services to the citizens of that
place and vicinky. Ofiice one door above
E. & U. Nntter's store.
Chest Springs. Apiil 27. 1866-lm.
Public Sale of Ileal Ewtate.
riUE uudersigned will expose to sale, by
X public outcry, at the Court House in
the Borough of Ebensburg, ou
Saturday, 10th of MayntxU at 1 o'clock,
p. m., the following real estate of which
Jane Wherry, died seized.
A lot or piece of ground situate in the
Borough of Ebensburg, being part of lot
io. 134 designated on the plan of said bor
ough, fronting on High street 27 feet, and
extending back 41 feet, bounded on the east
by lot of C. T. Roberts, and on the v est by
lot of M. Hasson, Esq., having thereon
erected a frame building, recently occupied
by George Gurley, and now occupied by
Mrs. Counell.
ALSO A lot of giound, designated on
the plan of said buiough by the No. 108.
fronting on High street, 66 feet, and extend
ing back along Caroline street 264 feet to
Sample street, having thereon erected two
adjacent dwelling houses, a log stable, and
other out buildings.
ALSO About 5 acres of ground situate
in the east end of the borough of Ebensburg,
being composed of out lots Nos. 6, 7, 8 and
9, known as the 4 Factory field," bounded
on the south by the road leading to Lorctto,
on the north by land of Daniel O. Evans, on
the east by land of David Jones, arid on the
west by land of Samuel Baxter.
ALSO All the right, tide and interest of
the said Jane Wherry, oT, in. and to lot No.
77, in the borough of Ebensbuig. bounded
south by Sample street, north by Crawford
street, and on the west by Phaney street,
having thereon erected a frame dwelling
house and a frame stable, now occupied by
Lewis Rodgcrs.
TERMS. One half of the purchase
money to be paid w hen the property is sold,
and the balance in one year thereafter, with
interest, to be secured by the judgment
bonds of the purchasers.
GEO. J. RODGERS,
WM. KITTI'LL,
April 26, 186G 3t Executors.
Auditor's Notice.
THE undersigned. Auditor to make distribu
tion of the funds in the haiids of Joseph
Miller. Trustee for the sale of the Real Es
tate of John Kearns, deceased, hereby gives
notice, that he will attend for that j urpoe
at the oflfee of William Kittell, Esq.. on
Tuesday, the 15th day of May next, at one
o'clock p. m., when and where all persons
interested may attend.
JOHN S. RHEY, Auditor.
Apiil 12, 18G6.3t.
TICCASL'ilEll'S ULLS.
OF UNSEATED LANDS and LOTS in
Cambria county, A. D., 18GG.
I, Barnabas M'Dermit, Treasurer of Cam
bria couuty, in the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, in pursuauce of the several acts if
Assembly of said Commonwealth, directing
the time and manner of selling Unseated
Lands for txes. do hereby give notice, that
the following described tracts of Unseated
Lands and Lots of Ground, in the said
County of Cambria, or such parts thereof as
may le necessary to pay arrearages of taxes
due thereon, for one year or more, will be
offered for sale, at the Curt II use, in the
Borough of Ebensburg. on the Second Jlon
day, being the llth day of June next, and
continue by adjournment from day to day,
until the whole be sold, for such arrearages
of taxes and costs necessarily accruing there
on.
ALLEGHENY TOWNS II IF.
Acres. Perches. Warrantees or Owners. Ain't.
190 Aaron Brown, $16 63
100 William M'Dougal, part, 8 83
220 Mifflin Ilamman, 10 20
0 Joseph Hogue, 1 24
160 James Doyle, 17 49
109 Thomas Ryrr.e. 9 91
62 Robert Whitehead. 6 33
200 Jacob Mast. 20 90
100 Alexander M'Casland, 9 62
100 James Doyle, 10 52
BLACKL1CK TOWNSHIP.
300 Jacob Preasingcr,
335 . Paul Lebo,
137 Daniel Leavy.
24 02
20 38
14 35
700 J.S.Clark,forEvarrsheirs,'64 13 49
600 K bert Davis,
62 Nicholas Altimus.
'65 30 38
7 34
60 Daniel Cameron, 'C4
103 Joseph Snovel.
97 Daniel Benjamin,
100 John White,
2 41
3 97
7 77
7 01
23 06
32 60
6 91
1 36
16 C5
17 35
5 14
13 c0
3e0 Joseph Iliner,
300 Samuel Cain,
97 Paul Dishong.
CAMBRIA TOWNSHIP.
16 Andrew Lewis,
174 John Thomas,
200 ' John Brown.
50 ' Andrew Duff, part,
200 Jacob Mack, '65
PO William Bunham,
C 94
200 E7an Abraham & JnoBennett 20 60
200 John Brown. 17 35
CARROLL TOWNSHIP.
160 . John Baldwin, 18 19
55 Gdfrev Tewolla, 7 10
'64
'66
3 21
9 00
13 55
13 65
13 55
60 38
33 40
16 35
29 93
37$ 128 Sarah Barr.
240
108
377
200
Alexander Barr, part,
Thomas Edwards, part,
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
106 James Hunter,
Andrew Weaver,
12 18
350
100
428
72
49
405
100
433
120
330
70
200
200
433
330
110
47
70
433
433
215
400
174
CO
130
400
410
Jas Foster & George Gilson. 29 17
Joseoh Swone. '65
3 45
Thomas Penrose,
-Joseph Pope, part,
Stephen Reck,
106 James Ruth,
Peter J. Swope. '65
CLEARFIELD TOWNSniP.
163 'Jonathan Lewis,
Jonathan Cooper,
Jesse Rush,
Patrick Shields.
Patrick Kelly,
Patrick Such,
Morris Wolf,
Henry Wolf.
83 66
5 68
3 65
26 41
3 45
29 12
8 07
22 18
3 15
13" 50
13 50
29 03
19 23
6 29
S 12
2 84
29 08
29 12
5 76
80 40
11 68
4 03
10 80
26 95
27 52
4 67
1G 46
13 49
8 10
1 0G
5 58
31 39
6 38
0 18
7 37
23 60
1 73
38 57
42 78
20
20
19
Juseph Davis,
Israel Cnder,
M. M. Adams,
Robert Evans,
George Richard,
George Horner, part.
104
153
153
Samuel Henshey,
Jesse Rush,
Luke Maguire,
Shields & Duibin,
Henry Davis,
Morris Davis,
Francis Cooper.
Jacob Haines, 5,
Haines, do
J. Jones, do
C ONE M AUG II TOWNSHIP
S. H. Smith,
John Cushong,
126 Richard Smith,
Widow Stewart.
Williams & Ruck,
CROYLE TOWNSHIP.
William Clarjc,
Samuel Stoltz, E;q..
John Kncpper, Jr.,
Henrv West.
115
40t
407
200
10
30
300
82
77
100
300
40
440
245 54
Penu'a Railroad Company,
Lot No
3 Ann Marian Raleu,
" 4 Same,
" 3 Same,
" 4 Same,
" 4 Samuel Thomas,
1
08
Acres.Pr. JACKSON TO WNSHIP. Am't
100 John Cunningham, 7 81
81
92 Paul Raltv
8 19
300 Matthias Slough,
500 James Stitt,
405 John Hubley,
45 Daniel Gochnour,
300 John M'Anulty,
413 William Morris,
.42 Alexander Hunter.
184 Joseph Ewing,
405 135 John Simpsou,
61 Philip Alwine,
116 James Bracken,
440 Van Camp Ru.-h,
GO Abraham Gochnour,
60 John Arnal,
305 105 Thomas Morris,
200 Peter Boardman,
393 John Wigton,
300 John Stoner,
46 Thomas White,
122 Julia Ann M'Anulty.
139 Dar.ie! Levy,
208 Isaac Renson,
181 Daniel Farley,
89 James Rees,
43s Lloyd Sr Hill, Buchan,
35 Same, Lytic,
415 Sme. Holt,
100 John White.
MUNSTER TOWNSHIP.
10 Sarah Cain, '64
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
63 John Vickroy,
4:13 40 Robert Ross,
400 Henry Rice,
401 Jacob Clement,
150 Thomas Smith, part,
155 Michael Woolford,
215 5J Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
5 U.VMER II ILL TO WNSHIP
639 80 Jacob Nagle,
439 60 James Dalton,
443 131 Jacob Goghnour.
430 131 John Nicholson,
200 Isaac Jones,
230 Lewis Cassiday, '64
72 William Goret.
440 Ebenezer Branham,
439 80 Henry Woods.
439 80 James Searight,
357 80 Isaac Rrcnnan,
338 40 John Thompson.
440 William Smith, D. D.,
429 William Hunt,
230 Robert L. Johnston,
400 William Smith,
20 04
33 39
27 05
2 24
20 06
28
3
56
23
12 29
27 04
4 08
10 3S
39 16
2 24
2 23
20 35
8 90
26 01
20 04
4 93
920
9 26
13 91
12 09
7 19
33 89
6 02
36 87
1 45
55
3 75
37 76
56 00
20 95
9 58
2 73
30 07
31 59
23 49
23 79
'23 50
10 76
3 07
97
23 61
23 49
23 49
20 25
18 13
23 61
22 25
21 39
26 70
SUSQUEHANNA TO WNSHIP.
100 Joseph Vandersiice,
56
200 James lhompson,
146 S. W. Kisher.
106 James Whitehead,
100 Morgan James,
150 Joseph Thomas,
76 Charles Rearing,
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
80 John Crouse,
40 David Prosser.
109 155 Adam Ross,
WASHINGTON T0WNSI1U
81 Thomas Jackson,
176 John Taylor.
100 A. M. & R. White,
50 John James,
200 Samuel Hinton,
50 Jonathan John,
150 Richard Sharp,
WHITE TOWNSHIP.
S02 Simnn Walker,
300 149 Henry Philips, '
433 153 Thomas S:ewardson,
433 153 William Sansom,
433 163 George Peddle.
47 Jeremiah Musser.
433 Patrick Boreland.
30 Thomas Conley,
70 Henry Such,
433 Patrick Stroud.
381 153 Frederick Molynonx,
433 153 Simon Walker.
500 17 Thomas I.ambarn,
171 108 Kimr,
32 94
14 96
10 14
9 58
14 34
5 25
8 39
20 60
13 44
11
37
29
10 45
3 52
14 00
2 62
10 35
23 87
34 03
56 05
66 05
56 05
4 95
26 48
4 18
C 09
22 66
69 54
49 10
48 83
13 74
90 . Joseph Hogue.
90 John B. Hoffman,
100 Rev. David W. Jones,
100 Thomas Williams,
100 John Redman,
433 163 Same, 34 16
433 153 Timothy Paxton. 66 06
433 153 Joseph Saosom. 56 05
433 153 John Clark. 56 05
433 163 George Hill, 80 81
98 Jacob King. 10 17
203 Thomas R. Mooro, 15 99
4 Graff fc Malone, 03
370 Morris Such, 19 34
200 P. Sueeringer & Co., 4180
216 150 Henry Philips, 24 4C
YODER TOWNSHIP
318 John Steel, 9 63
300 George Gates, 8 79
150 Heirs of C. Ihmsen, 10 52
GO George Shrum, 4 41
400 Jacob Crook. 11 24
147 Alexander M'Grcgor, '64 5 53
2C0 Henry Sutton, 13 84
SEATED LIST.
Also At the same time and place, will
be sold the following Seated Lands and Lots
of Ground, on which taxes remain unpaid,
and which have been returned to the Gm
missioners, agreeably to the Act of Assembly
of April 29th, 1844 :
Acres. Lots. J ALLEGHENY' TP. Anit.
1 William D. Hurd, '63, 1 24
1 Dennis Kennedy, '63,
l' James M'Coy, do
4 Francis Pick, do
79
93
77
2 32
75
C 03
4 56
1 11
1 16
79
46
45
93
79
8 89
19 14
60
12
212
40
1
Thomas Shaffer, do
Joseph Urban, do
Durbin & Kittell, r64,
R. L. Johnson. do
John & James Ilutton, '63,
John Kelly,
do
do
do
'63,
William M'Combie.
Nicholas Nagle,
Jonathan It-jLicson.
Peter Si pes,
William Wiley.
1
do
'64,
'64,
.If
90 William .Ltmes,
324 Jacob Mast,
Acres.Lois. . BLACKLICK
1 Joseph A. Skelly,
589 Alters & Mulford,
103 Joseph Suovel,
TP. Aral
'63. 25
'64, 22 86
3 20
Acrc. CAMBRIA TOWNSHIP, f Ain't.
6
W.S. Blackburn,
'63,
35
31
H
12
3
G5
John R. Jones
do
1 55
93
38
79
79
3 04
Am" I.
14 91
3 51
11 21
4 13
2 25
5 46
7 25
Jabez Tibbott,
Evan Jones,
Thomas B. James,
Dr. I). Vv. Lewis,
Reruard M'Girr,
'04.
'63,
do
tlo
L'As. CAMBRIA
BORO. I
'63,
9
Houses!
1 i
1
James Rannon,
Michael Iloch'.ey,
George Kclb,
Michael M'Maheu,
Joseph Rriniile,
A lose Betz,
Charles Crist.
Michael Hawley,
63.
'64,
do
do
do
do
do
'63,
'G3,
'01,
do
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do
1
1
i
1
1
3
4
1 nomas D
Henry With,
2 60
3 54
5 05
1 82
Thos. fc Eliz. Jinks,
Timothy Jones,
Matthias King,
Ge.Tge Peck,
Patrick Powers.
John Oiwnn,
Charles Diamier,
Michael Kritzer,
William Reese,
1
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4
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6
3 00
or
6 50
b 65
Henry Wright,
Acres J
140
40
CARROLL TOWNSHIP. fiV.
William K. Piper, '63, I 30
George Orner. '64, 1 94
Houses. Lots. Chest Springs Borough. Aint.
1 Thompson Carney, '63, 48
1 Ievi Spangle, 48
1 B. F. Tomb. M. D-. '63. 1 54
Acres Lois CHEST TOWNSHIP. An7t.
20 Watson M'Gary, 4 78
CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
25S Samuel Calvin. 29 17
300 Moore & Piper, 12 45
50 John Haly, '64, 1 59
120 Philip Smith, do 8 19
40 William J. Hammond, do 64
ICO Henry Evans, '04, 4 74
110 Bernard Murphy, '64, 7 56
2 Patrick Watson", do 63
CONE MA UGH TO WNS HIP .
1 George Galliseth,
5 Robert Stewart,
1 John Sarr,
8 Jacob Horner, '03,
18 Same, '64,
62
1 43
1 GO
3 72
13 92
117 Rrawley, Phillips &
Morley. '64, 7 35
Conemaugli BorSi'g7t First Ward.
Hous's.L ts. Owners. Amount.
2 Peter Shoenberger,
1 Charles Wendell,
1 John Shultz,
4 68
'64. 1 00
'63. 8 20
PKCOXI) WAIill.
1 William Donneliy, do
1 John Ilolfe'.der, '64.
1 Alice M'Cabe, '63,
1 1 Henry Blough, '64,
4 25
1 60
2 29
o-4
A-'res.Lotj CROYLE TOWNSHIP. AmL
211
23 i
110
28
Patrick M'Gough,
'63.
3 5S
Joseph Ritner,
Peter Varner,
George Wertz,
W. B. Rntler,
Henry Shaffer,
do
do
do
'64.
1
2 George Varner,
150 Thomas J. Powers,
'63,
do
II. L.I EDENSBUR G BOROUGH Am't.
1 1 Eb. & Susquha'a. P. R. Co., 5 31
Acres. JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Jm7.
4 Edwin Right, '63, 72
244 Peter Rager, 10 97
50 Andrew Rager, 5 G8
150 David R. Davis. 7 90
Houses. Lots. Johnstown Borough. Ain't.
rinsT WAKD. 87
1 1 Elizabeth Davis, '63. 3 10
1 1 Andrew Muller, 1148
1 1 John Thomas, '63, 1 55
2 2 John Crouse. '64, 24 08
1 1 David Hite's Estate, do 19 95
1 i Thomas Morgan, do 6 60
1 Joseph Goughnour, Est.. 4 38 409
1 1 Mary Howe, Widow, '64, 5 50 25
1 1 Fred. Cobert, do 12 39 25
1 1 Conrad Wittle. do 11 00 30
SECOND WAKD.
I David R S. Davis, '03, 79 125
1 1 Charles Johuston, '63, 7 75 l
1 Watson & Gallaway, 5 60 400
1 Morgan W. Jones. '64, 6 00 ?00
1 John Goff, '63, 1 18 "12
1 John Jones. do 151 30
1 1 John Schotts, do 2 10
THIRD WARD.
1 Mr. Gordon,
13
1 65
IS 99
1 W
1 43
6 48
1 60
4 2
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'64.
do
MIL L VILLE BORO UGH.
Michael Dyran.
1 71
6 66
'63, 26 85
'64, 2 84
Patrick Hanaban.
George Rowley, Sr.
John Asquith,
Patrick Kelly,
William Duke,
John J. Lewis,
Thomas Sharkey,
John Edwards,
do
C3.
1 55
73
6 46
1 94
Ac's.
L'ts. MUNSTER TOWNSHIP. Am't
2C0
John Noel. 2 C
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
115
80
160
400
15
1304
50
40
55
50
126
299
100
60
372
37V
50
372
144
120
60
130
20
202
146
85
29$
g
171
383
220
21
Cohick & Strayer, '63,
Archibald Dunlap,
2 6
3 2$
79
8 10
6 20
2 10
72
43 98
11
1 24
1 76
1 13
S ir
1 John Her.shberger, Est
Martin M' Donald,
Same,
63.
do
1 Jacob Frohcizer.
Franklin Rose,
Jane S. Dunlap,
Catharine Dimcnd,
John Kring's estate.
Levi Orris,
Frederick Ainigh, Jr.,
Emanuel Noon,
SUMMERIIILL TOWNSHIl'
Uriah Amigh,
John Amigh.
Chaffrees, Stout & Co.,
Charles B. Ellin.
John Geis,
John King,
Nathan Crum,
John Agan,
Oliver Crum.
William D. M'Gouh,
Henry & Cornelius ZelUrs,
Alsip & Shimcr,
Samuel Biodget. '63,
Joseph Dunlap, Jr..
John Farien, Sr., Eat., '63,
John T. Hess,
Terence M'Cuno,
Robert L. Johnston. '63,
9 3 .?
3 76
S 69
17 43
23 61
2 28
9 OS
9 59
13 2
ti 69
4 6S
10 9t
2 95
10 28
1 69
2 81
1 03
17 01
43
Same,
Enos Eiiis.
James II. Young,
do 11 82
64, 11 66
1 99
SUSQ UE HA NNA TO WNSHIP.
100
20
105
150
100
170
50
120
25
200
120
50
360
50
75
75
35
; 100
David Rroughcr. '63,
Michael Forbes.
Lewis Kerlinsec,
George McCreery,
Thomas B. Moore,
Sime,
Same.
Peter Beck,
John Keath,
Barnabas Douglass' heir.
Henry Kough,
Thomas M. Weak'.and,
Philip Cjllins,
Ezra R- Hollister,
Joseph Lentz,
John McDonald,
Sitae,
Cole & Mooro, 5,
Wil'iam M'Donald,
Jacob Keafh, Jr.,
lUrbara Conner.
Samuel Lamer,
Charles DriskcR.
Andrew Kelly, Estate,
v ii r. Lc v. 1 .; ,
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
John Benton,
Thomas M'Cue,
Patrick Kelly,
Henrv Pedeu
George Kert.
Henry Saylor,
FOCKTH WAIU
Le wis Wilholm,
EIFTH WAKD.
Hugh Erskine,
George W. Reed,
Jacob Sharretts,
Alexander Davis,
Widow Vail,
2 03
54
11 72
7 19
3 68
7 51
8 90
2 00
50
3 10
Sri
1 25
15 84
2 01
3 OS
I, 2
201
8 09
S3
81
1 17
3 42
2 43
1 12
21
2 49
6 5S
4 23
6 10
5 25
3 1?
8 05
39
2 66
2 84
75
SO
79
46
60
50
117
76
100
70
20
James Clark,
James Chirk,
Wilf-am Riley.
Patrick Heneghan,
Meiichi Byron,
Matthew McDermitt.
to.
'03.
WAS II ING TON TO WNS HIP.
SO
1 John Brown, 6 GC
1 James Burns. 64
Robert Burgoon, 0 CV
1 George Fenny. '63, 5 45
Johnston. Ki'efll'r & Criowtll.SS 84
1 Henry M'Kibben, 85
Geo. & Alex. Buchanan, 7 89
Thomas Bingham, 7 76
Nicholas Rurk, '04. 2 13
1 Charles Collins, 1 93
1 Mary Ann Dougherty, Si
1 Paul N. George, " 1 18
1 James Myers, 1 66
Peter MyVrs. C 19
1 Samuel A Short. 39
200
95
200
73
75
210
87
50
100
100
40
87
81
289
- Stephen Moyers,
Robert L. Johnston,
Nancy Kearny,
John Burgoon.
1 Bridget Rrawley,
Robert Fiinn,
Lticy Gardner,
1 John Murphy.
Edward McGlade.
Michael J. Smith.
Thomas Jackson, Est.,
1 John Ream,
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6
3
7
1
19
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38
72
93
38
38
43
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'63,
'G4.
1 Michael Burgoon, Eat.,
73
40
50
17
18
200
William Clark, 'C4.
Thomas Conrad,
1 Albert George,
Faul Hurd,
1 John M'Cool,
1 Mrs. Trotter.
William D. McGough.
Austin Thompson,
John Kiuney,
WILMORE BOROUGH.
2 William Slick,
1 Jacob Holder, '63,
3 John Wilmoro.
white towns mr.
James E. Davis. '63
William Holland,
Hugh Holland,
Jacob Shaffer,
YODER TOWNSHIP.
1 94
10 84
1 79
1 13
1 93
11 0
2 67
5 60
6 60
66 00
Samuel Andrews, Est., '63,
Edward CofficM,
John Wertz,
Beam & Potts,
A. J. Haws. '63,
Jacob Ilorwer,
B. M'DERMIT. Treasurer.
Treasurer's Offl'-e. 1
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23
43
11
24
89
31
26
10
55
96
84
18
23
96
48
11
20
75
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2 84
1 23
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