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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-29
En hush. PRIME SEED REsE.-5O
wv bush. Ear Corn, received per steamer j. II.

EgO0FO ERO.H.IOOO BUNDLES
-AA Hoop Iron, assorted sizes, hand and for
sale at reduced prices by SAMUEL ORR.
NAISSOLUTKO.0:-7 Is.fRT.N'EER-
ELF ship heretofore existing between John A.
ReitZ, John 4. Haney and W. Carpenter, under the
firm and name of Reitz, Haney 4 Co., has been
this day dissolved by theFetirement of W. CtrIcn-
ter, Esq, the interest of said w. Carpenter having
been purchased by the said John \. Rcitz and
John A. Haney. The affairs and business of the old
firm Will be settlel by the firm of
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&tC.G.N'TAE.s' s STEPHENS, (sUC

dc scription, with which printed directions for put
ting up all kinds of fruit will he furnished, free of
charge; all of which will be sold very cheap for
cash, at wholesale retail. Storcroem at No. ID,
Main street, between Water and First streets, Top
posite old State Bank, Evansville, Ind.
JAS sCANTLIN ROBERT E STEPHENS
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;hants. BE suTt and get DeGrathiS EIectri
or YOU will be cheated.
AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
ICIE I'D, hEAD THIS.
CERTIFICATE

7sET.g.HE RIFE, W.DER-2Oo
q VI kegs Miami Rifle Powder;
800 kegs Blasting Powder;
% cases Rife do; -.-r.
so half kegs Rife Powder. For sale by
u; IL. COOK Il SON, Agcntg
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PATENT MEDICINES.
EkFSC0 V.ERED 1T L.zSFy--6;reate
LII Cure in the World for Pain!-Prof Chas DE .
Tn for nd
ELECTRIC OIL!

Grath, Original Inventor and Manufacturer of the
ELECTRIC OIL!
THIS Oil is the only sure remedy in the world for
the cure of rheumatism deafness, govt, NEURALGIA
unbago, sciatica, spinal and bronchial complaints
ticdooreux, headache cramps, Croup piles, felons,
sprains aud bruises, cuts and woEnds swclled glands,
stiff joints, scrofula, erysipelas, nipples, swell
cd breast, womb disorders, salt rheum, canker in
the mouth and stomach, palpitation, eruptions,
ckcd breast, qlinsy, throat, palsy, pieurisy,
ulcers, lock jaw, heartburn, tooth and ear-aclIey
Nervousness, eosiveness, burns, gums of teeth
ing infants, hemorrhage abscess, stiff neck, broken
breast chilblans, letter, shingles, frosted feet fever
and ague, chapped hands, or any diseases that
and painful, is the only article brought
before the public that will do its work perfectly in
from three to twenty lninutes-has been used by
thousands and pronounced the best remedy ever
discovered. rf7sa -5Ee VS.
This Oil acts the system with electricity-is Of
pure vegetable preparation. Not the slightest dam
ger OF applying it outwardly and nwartlly. 1t az
once gives permanent cure-in most cases from
ten TO twenty minutes.
The best PSYCHOLOGISTS of Europe have discovered
that all organic arrangement of the animal system
Is the effect of an obstruction of the pyseo-elee-
tlc fluid in the organic disease. A skilful appli-
cant Of this Oil puts III immediate motion the nerve
I fluid and the cure is at accomplished. No
bleedings, no vomiting purgng or blistering is
sorted to.
None genuine without the signature of Prof c.
De Grath. Labels signed in writing.
Principal Depot, No. 80 South Eighth street
three doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Country dealers and druggists can be supplied
wholesale and retail. Price % cents so cents and
/ 81 per bottle.
Try every thing else, and give this one simple
trial.
CArTIoN.-Be careful to ask for, and get DeGrath's
Electric OIL as worthless limitations abound.
There numerous limitations sprung up the
/ epUtation that my article has acquired. The pub
must beware-they are worthless. .s-.sE
AFFLICTED. READ THIS. a
miraculous cure made on one OF the citizens OF
Macon:
MACON April 8, 1857.
FRoF. DEGRATH-Dear Sir This is to certify thaGs
had fall, sprstined my shoulder and afflicted
tol eighteen days. and lost the of my arm, and
could not raise my hand to my head and hearing of
the wonderful effected lay DeGraths Electl e.
Oil, and by application of it was enabled to
raise my hand to my mead and take off my hat
Thank God, l am We'll, and cheerfully recommend
it to all the afflicted. The application made
before hundred persons. --. sas,.s,
f-,fr
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Bank, New York stock. .....
800 shares Importers Il Traders
Bank, New York, stock. 49,.
400 shares American Exchange
Bank, New York, stock ...
$50 shares Merchants Bank,
n. Y. stock
10 shares Mechanics 81 Ira
dcrs' Bank, Jersey City
stock...-......-.....
100 shares L. ). Trust Co. New
York, stock...................
l50 shares y. Y. Life lns. Il
Trust Co, n. Y stock......
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DR.. Morse's Indian Root pills are sold bv
dealers in Medicines
Agents wanted in every town, village and ham
LEI IN the land Parties desiring the agency will
address as above for the terms
Price . cents per box, five boxes will be sent on
receipt of 81, postage paid. TAMIL -aSw1v
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their kind patronage and hopes by strict attention
TO bnsfness. and good work, to be able to merit n
continuation of their favOrs. Having removed his
n,r ,cI,,ici as ci,.tI, SIN m u loI-
prepared To furnish all who may f;tvor him with a
call. with all the articles in his line
seS5 Repairing done with neatness and despatch
Second hand harness always on hand.
Dl-gu
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The Buckeye Setcfng- .NGchine.


The hest single Thread Machine in the market
A general assortment of Sewing Machine Sill
Thread, Needles &c, &c, constantly on hand.
Office No. 4, Marble Hall.
myl4-Gm F. NJ SELLMAN, Agent.
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SHIPSTCFF,

BR-fN.
Aud all other articles needed 20 feed Horses or
Mules All of which he viii sell wholesale
tail at lowest market rates, giving just weight
and measure
ROBERT s. RUSTON,
Water street, between Main and Locust, Evansville.
anm.}-lN
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TOBACCONISTS.
TEJHE L.sRGEST TOBACCO ES-
" TABLISIIMENT IN THE sIATE. -. =

4. FENDRICH s. BROTHERS,
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Evans
vile and vicinity, that they have a larger stock of
Tobacco, Sesars, Snuff, Pipes, and
German Smoking Tobacco,
than any two establishments of principal cities
Hotels and store-keepers look to your interests
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine our
large assortment, which pledge ourselves to sell
at the lowest Baltimore prices and cheaper than
can be bought in Cincinnati or Louisville. All We
ask is, that You shall call and judge for yourselves
We offer any Of the above at wholesale retail
Our establishment is a branch Of the Well known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse OF jos.
Fendrich & Bros. No. 15j Forest street.
i. FEEDBICH BROS,
Main st. l door above First
81 IL. I'll
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A0RESCE.Y CITY T0RRCCO FEC
q tory, J. s. 4IcCRACkEN, Proprietor, Main
street, between Third and Fourth, Evansville Ind.
Having fitted up the above tobacco factory, am
prepared to ill all orders fer the various styles
of Western Tobacco, such Elves, Pounps, Quar-
ter and Half Pounds, in all kinds of packages, and
have now on hand the following brands, viz:
10 boxes Omstctd . Lump;
10 do do Pounds;
10 do Fine Own;
20 do i'm Catldies) HooHfer Boy;
~ do do Jordans;
10 do Low Grade Eobinson's,
20 do Montgomery 80 lbs Packages.
The above stock will he sold ) per cent. lower
than can be bought elsewhere, and per cent. off
for cash All kinds of currency taken at par
Seycnty -lye VI. large size Cigars haHd in
NJ. boxes at lowest figures for cash. fcbl6
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HGPL.4R Shameless. = o 900
IL Poplar Shingles, in yard and for sale by
JOIN +. GLOVER,
aug11 Corner Main and Seventh streets
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n PREZE ROR EE-ER Y.RODX.-
e Il who subscribcs for the
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS,
T miIY NeWspaper.

The New York W eekly Press is one of Tho largest
and best literary papers of the day. large Quarto
tertaining matter; and Elegantly Illustrated every
week.
Gift worth from so cents to S1O0will be sent to
each subscriber on receipt of tie subscription
money
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Meetings of secret Societies.

Evansville Lodge, No. GA. J. CoLBURN, Secre-
tary Regular meetings first and third Mondays in
each month, at Masonic Hall, corner of Main and
First street.
Evansville n. A. Chapter, No. ~. w. E. HoL-
iSGswoRTH Secretary. Meets first Friday in each
onth, at Masonic Hall.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NDGPL.gR SHAMELESS. so 5000
AZ Poplar Shingles, in yard and for sale by
JOHN +. GLOVER,
aug11 Corner Main and Seventh streets
MMIRHITE LE.aD.-I25 KEGS PURE
wv White Lead
Timothy Seed fresh article.
large lot of fresh Teas, assorted qualities, and
packed. just received by r.
septll WHEELER RIGGS
EpFO COEFEE.-IOO 81 SIS PRE.uE
-EA Rio Coffee.
25 Bags old government Java Coffee.
80 Boxes choice Hamburgh Cheese.
IS Caddics fine Va. IS Tobacco.
100 Boxes lbs. rs. IS. and SIS. do. Just received
and for sale by WHEELER & RIGGS.
ENe.g.N'TED,5O 90 IL USR. IsE.HC HES,
W by [sept9l T. II. COOK & son.
EMeHEELER S WILs0.N'S F.g.nI-
W LY SEWING MACHINE.
The best, simplest and most durable Machine
in use They make strong lock stitch, the
same upon both sides of the work, sewing with equal
facility the thickest and tlinnost fabrics. Any
spool of thread, cotton silk, used without renew
ing. All machines warranted three years, and full
instructions given to enable purchasers to use them
satisfactorily.
Also
The Buckeye Setofng. .Nachfne.
Price $50.
The best single Thread Machine in the market:
4 general assortment of Sewing Machine Silk
Thread, Needles, &c, &c, constantly on hand
| Office No. H. Marble Hall.
! myl4-6m F. NJ. sELLMAN, Agent.
ely6.4.N'TEE.s' s. STEPHE.S,s, (SUI'
! ~ cessors to Jas. Scantlin, Jr) Dealers in all
a anad' m Df Shotes @g<s~
j % En- :: 81 IT, f. S; s $s:
/ Fruit Cans of ev- - 49,
I cry patent and
dc scripton, with which printed directions put
ting up all kinds of fruit, will he furnished, free Of
rl0 ,r.I,,,
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Mor4,inq Star Lodge, No. JAMES SWANSON,
Secretary. Regular meetings every Thursday eve
ming corner of Main and First street.
Crescent Lodge, No. 122.-JoHS GREEK, Secretary
Meets every Tuesday evening.
Schiller Lodge, German No. 13S.-JoHN DAN
HErrELL, Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
Era,,srilie Encampmsnt, No. CO. G. KEATz,
Scribe. Meets second and fourth Mondays in every
month.
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&O.nETHT.V'a .SHW'.4,0O0 LBS.
LOT

NeWebt NONbIs, &c, &C.
Wholesale and RETAIL and at the lowest prices in the
city. Gail and see the selection before going else
where. aug27
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wv White Lead.
Timothy Seed, fresh article.
large lot of fresh Teas, assorted qualities, and
packed. Just received by -
sept11 WHEELER RIGGS
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HDUELDE.S'R .E.STEREsE.-I0, 10000
-AD Lights, $40 Sash, 3, ., and 1t. each.
I,00G ." 9-12 -
2,j00 - l0-l2
1000 g 1915 and 1O-12 Sash.
100 PANEL Doors assorted sizes.
R1,Y dSi,n, Int ,nd
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DeATH OF CoMHopoRE NJ. c.. Penny =
Commqdore Matthew c. Perry, gallant and
aec1mp pgis!a.d Offices oi tie United States Navy,
died on Thursday mofaing, al his residence ia
N"W-YoFk, after a seYerp illness Hp repre-
seuted the third generation of the name Of Perry
in the Americas Navy, his uncle having been
toe distinguished Oliver II. Perry, whose father
Wag Raymond Perry, Iifsl merellaet captain
and afterwards a captain in the Navy Of the
young American Republic.
Commodore Perry entered the Navy, March
lst, 1909, as a midshipman, and served through
the war Of 1879, beng promoted to lieutenancy
in 1881. His commission as captain dates from
Feb 9th, 1887. His first important service,
IN that rank, was on the Gulfof Mexico, in 1916
when he successfully led the expeditions against
the towns Of Tobasco and Laguna, and alter
wards as the successor Of Commodore Connoi
IN The command Of the Calf squadron, conduc-
ted the bomaafdmeni Of the city Of Vera Cruz,
rendering efficient service IN The landing Of the
American Army Al that point
In the year 1882, Commodore P,rry was ap-
pointed 70 The command Of The East India squad
ron, and in this post it became his duty to con-
duct the expedition to japan The ability with
which he discharged this peculiarly delicate
and important trust, and the complete success
with which it was rewarded, are vet fresh in
the recollection of the American people His
snccess opened the way for The English and
Russian expeditions, and be has lived just long
enough to hear bat Japan has determined to
10 send an envoy to the great States Of America
and Enrope-the crowniag triumph Of his adj
mira0Iy managed mission. Commodore Perry
was nearly seventy years Of age.
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REPORT ON KANSAS AFFAIRS.

The majority OF the committee Of The House
ot Representatives, to whom was referred the
Kansas difficulty, have prepared their report
through their chairman, the Hon. A. H. Ste
phens, Of Georgia They embrace the following
points
First-Thc law taking a sense Of the people
upon the eXpedency Of calling a Canven ton.
Second The law providing for the call of a
Conveution in pursuance Of the popular viii
expressed.
'Third-The registration ofvolsrs and the ap-
portionment Of delegates made by Secretary
Stanton.
Fourth-The assembling of The Convention
al LecomPton and their action in submitting the
slavery question, the only one in controversy,
to the people.
Fihh-The Constitution formed by The Con-
ventionS so assembled.
Sixth-The action ofthc people on the Quos-
tious in it submitted 10 vote on he 2lsl Of De-
cember.
These are all the essential facts embraced in
the call. Perfect legality and regularity mark
every step Of the proceedings. Why should
not the State be admitted asks the report
The report then takes up and ansWeres the
objections which do not arise on ihr face Of the
record No Constitution can be valid which IS
not first ratified by popular vote This posi-
ton Of Gov Walter is shown 10 be unlena5le.
both on principle and authority. None Of the
Constitutions olihr old States we're thus ratified
and many Of the new have not been The sec
ond objection the want of an enabling acts
shown 70 be unteua5le by numerous preccdtnts.
the case Of California ia particular Another
objection is as 10 The fairness of The rezislry aud
opporlonment This is fully answered. There
thirtyeight counties in Kansas, twenty-one
which were represented. Thirteen oi the
rs have little OF no population. In these
.ieen, on the 4th ofjanuary election, there
ere less than one hundred votes cast against The
Constitution. The four Others had no registry.
because The officers were not permitted 10 make
It. They weEe driven away by force and threats.
The report ignores the votes Of the 4th Of
January, although arguing that fair interpre-
tauon Of that vote, upon the basis Of appertian-
meat made by Secretary Stanton, would show
that ihe Constitution bad ne. been defeated even
then
The report is very elaborate, and covers all
the points, anG closes with an able srourrcnt
for the admission oi Kansas as recommended by
the President This is urged as best for Kansas
as well as the peace and harmony Of the whole
Union.
The report aud resolution were carried by a
vote Of eight to S ven.
The Committee adjourned sane die, with the
understanding that Mr. Stephens would not
present bis report to the House for few days.
allowing the Minority time 10 prepare theirs
lis understood there will be $50 minority
reports, as in the Senate-one from the Douglas
republicans, and the other from the Black Re-
publjcans. The House will probably await the
action Of the Senate.
GA newspaper in ore year is worth a
qu1,ter's schooling to child.
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Rev Goods.
AT sHOEMAKERs coLnNADE Sr0RI
GREAT EXCITEMENT

IT 6HOEMAKERS COLONADE STORE.
lliI1 undersigned having just returned from The cas-
ffa g g iles eFe rew opening a splendid assortment
= al and Winter goods consisting in part of Ladies
1less goods, Black aud Fancy silks, Meriaoes De-
,aiRe5' tashlneres,s fAlpaccas, Shawls Calicoes,
Soa'ieg Hoods L Tasaas for ladies and childreE.
hea and White Fiannels, Hosiery, &c. Gentlemen
and boys wear Cloths, B'k and Fancy Casirnere.,
Jeans, weeds, Satinetts, Muslins, &c
ECo-TS g. SHCES,
Gents ard Boys Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses
Shoes aud Caters Of all sizes and descriptions.
general assortment Of Gents {. Boys ilats and Gems.
Flour on Cloths, Syrup Aioiasses, White < Browa
sugar. Green and Black Tea, Groceries OF all kinds,
Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, Queenswarp. Hardware
and all articles usually kept in country Stores
thankful for pact fayofs hev hope that by fair deal
lags and desire to please, to receive liberal share
Of public patronage.
Ail kinds Of Produce tsken in exchange for Goot,s
J. {. j. M. SHOEMAKER
Oct. lf. 1877
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SAVE g0Eas 9E6aanx :

TIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
InioEta ihe travelling public that be has established
daily lne Of stages between Bedford and Iatrobe.
he route IS that of the old Philadelphia Turnpike.
leading from Philadelphia 10 Piisbnrg, being Que If
'He best coach roads in the Union. Passengers viii
pass over the whole route By
O.IILHHI. and wU REECH. ~,
tains Of cars for rittsburg as early I=7-555s
as by going to floidaysburg or.zzz.z5a - { azz.s
Joaastown- The fare 10 Plttsburg ou this route
IS Foar Dollars ami T1reRty Cents being
THREE DOLLARS CHEAPER
than on any other route from Bedford to that point
Coaches leave the Washington Hotel, Bedford, eve.
~ morning, at 6 clock, Sundays excepjed) and
the Depot at LatTobe every morning after fhe arm,
al Of The mail train from Pittsbnrg (Sundavs ex-
cepted. JOSEPH 4 tiARNAW
February, 70, 1851.
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DIR. ITiLT0N'S
AM n PILLS.
Joy TO TIE AFFLICTED.
YOUNG AMERICA VICTORIOUS

NS~tTN~ @N'SfA-'Na~s y - - -
One small box Of Pills cures nnety-nine cases out
Of a hundred, No Basam, no Mercury, odor on
the breath, no fear OF detection. Two small pills a
dose tasteless and harmless as water. Full direc-
tons are given, that the patient cure himself
as certain as with the advice Of the most experience
ed surgeon, and much better than with the advice
Of one of little experience in this class Of disease
SENT BY MAIL 10 ANY PART OF THE
COUNTRY by enclosing dollar 10 pr D. q.
TFalgen No. l5i North Seventh St. below Race,
Philadelphia. i5eral discount % he tSa9s. None
genuine without the seft@7a signature Of d. q. Wal
ton Proprietor.
DR.. WIS treatment for SeIf-abuse, Weakness, &c,
is entirely different from the usual course. DR.. w.
has cured hundreds who have tried Others without
benefit The treatment is as certain 10 cure as the
sun is to rise. Enclose stamp, and address ID W.
as above giving full history OF your ease, and yon
will bless the cay you made the effort TO what
is certain-A RADICAL CURE.
Feb 3, 59-l yr.
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FE q ER R EF %:

On the 23i day Of February, by The Roy. r.
Evans, Mr.. William Potter, Of Bedford County.
Pa, and Mss S. J. Luclen, Of Harrison county
Ohio.
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N0TFGE

IS hereby given tbatan assessment Of per cent. has
this day been levied on the premium notes OF this
Company in force the 1Ith day or October last,
except notes original applications taken after the
18th day Of August 1857, and all notes expiring or
surrendered and not renewed between said dates, on
each Of which per cent. Is assessed.
Members Of this Company residing in Bedford
County, or having property insured therein,
Pectfuy required to pay their pro rotz asses smepts
to James NJ. Russell, Esq, who is duly appointed
collector Of said county
Gz-An abatement Of per cent. VIII be made for
prompt payment. e. within 30 days from the date
hereof. By order of the Board
Mar 12 1858. JOHN 7. GREEN,
Secretary.
CHEAP SHOES snail lot, little out
(of style, will be sold very low.
A r. CRANFR e. Co,
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STATEMENT

AND REPORT OF WM. 4. MO0RHEAD, STEW.
ARD or TIE POOR, AND HOUSE OF EN-
PLOYNENT or BEDFORD COUNTY,
FROM THE Isl Day OF JANU AIRY, 1857,
TO THE 1sr DAY OF JANUARY, 1858.
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WILL MEET At THE COURT HOUSE on
SATURDAY EVENING, I3tb INST THE FOR
NATION or A TICKET FOR TIE SPRING
ELECTION WILL BE PART OF THE BJ-
SINESS BEFORE THE CLUE.
JOB MANN, President
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of The produce of the farm and
garden, from the lst Of January, 1887, TO the
Isl day ofJanuary, 1888.
III bushels Of wheat,
$50 bushels Of oats,
225 bushels ears Of corn,
bosbels of buckwheat,
$50 bushels Of potatoes,
4 bushels of onions,
bushels, small onions,
30 bushels of beets,
s bushels OF parsniPs,
20 bushels Of tomatoes,
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Bazin's & Lubin's Extract for the Handker-
chief, Cologne Water, SC. 5r sale At Dr.. fIar-
ry's Drug Store.
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4 SUPERIOR article OF otCI0versred for sale
al REED s. MINNTCH,S.


al an Orphans Court held
At Redoll, on the s,l day Of February, A. D. lSgs.
before TIE Judges Of ae said Court,
On motion Of John p. Reed Esq.
the Court grant rule upon the heirs and legal rep
resentatves Of Jacob Rifle, late ofJaaata }ornsiip
10 said county dee a. 70 Wit, John G. Rifle residing
in Cumberland, Md. Mary, wife Of Jobn $wceny
resting ia Indiana comfy, Pa, Thomas, residi04 n
Iowa, David, residing in Ligonier. Westmcre2nd
county. Pa, Ellen, w5fe ofThomas McCulif resi-
ding ia Somerset, now in Bedford county penH'a.,
Catharine, minor, daughter Of CaIhafina, deed,
who has for her guardian al ii1n o. j.. shannon,
Esq. residing in Bedford, and Margaret wife Of Al
fred Miller, residing ia Cumberland Md, to be and
appear al Orphans Court TO be held at Bedford in
and for said CO., on the st Monday, 81 day Of May
next, TO accept refuse to take the Real Estate Of
said deceased at the valuation, which has been val
ued and appraised ia pursuance Of writ Of parition
valuation issued out oftbe Orphans court Bed
ford county aforesaid, and to the Sherof said coun-
directed, or show causewhy the same should not be
sold
Sheriff directed 10 serve same personally u7on those
heirs residing in the oo0aty, and by publication up
on these residing without.
By the Cont
ATTEST WILLIAM s. FLUkE,
March IL, 1s55. Sheriff