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ANOTHER MURDER.-A shocking muir
der occurred in Currant alley, Philadelph-
Ia, on the Sd inst, in house of i'll repu,e.
which has stirred the community GOOD
deal, because of its exposition Of the ex-
tent Of depravity which is exhibited in
these peculiar Institutions of our CITY.
Everybody knows of their existence, it it
true; but very many are ignorant or care
less as to their true character. and the
evil influence which they exert upon the
habits and morals of the young. As the
particulars OF the case are doubtless al
ready familiar to your readers, [ simply
append the verdict of the coroner's Jury ::
The jury returned a verdict that the de-
ceased, Andrew johnson, came to his
death from the effect of stabs, inflicted
with knife in the hands of William
Burke, on the morning of the Sd inst,
bishop Butter being accessory to the act
In reading the testimony Of the police
IN this case, one is struck with the cool
matter-of-cOurse style in which they speak
OF these houses; and one of them goes so
far IN letting the cat out Of the bag as to
say this house had long been known to
him as noisy and turbulent one, but he
hN'Ni IhsiuC du ~ dIIeSJS. Is InlS IN
keeping with his oath and with the re-
quirements of good society? The history
OF the murdered man is in brief this :.
Andrew johnson had tolerably fair ed
ucatlon; started with energy and good
talents to make his way through the world
by and by becomes constable in this city
the office IS not permanent, and lasts Just
long enough to familiarize him with the
haunts of vice, and to destroy his energy
and selt-reliance the term of office ex-
plres he drinks; he becomes "boarder"
at a house Of ill-fame he quarrels, and he
Is killed therein. Here we draw the veil
he is in the hands of an inscrutable and
merciful Power, where mortal Judgment
cannot follow. Living, he was one of
type numerous and increasing. DIVING.
we may gaze upon him with profound
sorrow ; and with charity close his eyes in
kindness; but his example should he
warning to the many who are pursuing
the same dangerous goal = Patriot &,
InioR
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This body met on Tuesday, the Sd in
slant, and both branches were duly organ
lied. Our member of the House, r. J.
Proudfoot, Esq, and our Senator, Col. L..
W. Hall, were at their posts. In the
House, w. c. \. Lawrence, of Dauphip.
was reelected Speaker, and f. 4. Rauch.
Of Carbon, was elected Chief Clerk. In
the Senate, William NJ. Francis, of Law
renee county, was elected Speaker, and
Russell Errett, of Pittsburg, Chief Clerk.
We may publish list of all the officers in
our next number. In the meantime, we
may remark, that, as usual, there were
not quite enough Offices to accommodate
all the applicants.
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Is. DUNCAN, Secretary.

CROSSING THE MISSISSIPPI ON CAKES
OF FLOATING lCE.-A party of Irishmen
were enjoying social glass or so in a St
Louis saloon last Thursday afternoon.
when one OF them, named Gala CHER. pro-
posed a bet of fifty dollars, that he w6uld
cross the Mississippi on the ice before
twelve o'clock on the succedino dav tbe
wager was accepted, and forfeit of ten
dollars put up on the spot. Friday morn
ing Gallagher looked out fully expecting
10 see the Father of Waters blocked up
brldged In this he was disappointed
Inc Ice was running, but very sluggishlv
and IN large cakes. GaIlag6er's friends
raiiled him good deal, and told him he
might as well acknowledge himself beat
put he was not put out, and advised them
TO wait bit. About ten o'clock he sou,,bt
the stake holders, announced that he Was
gong to cross the river and win the hat
ana obtained plank about twelve feet
long and fourteen inches wide, with which
lie SAD, and nothing else he was going
ACROSS. And sure enough, boundin@ mn
on large cake, tacking his course m
stream, and laying down his plank he,
fore approaching the edge, so as NOT 70 N
low 1t to upset with him, he skinned
along from block to block, first up then
across then down, and so on, loking out
Tor the big cakes, and hopping nimblv
about till he actually reached the shore =
hundred yards below the Terre Haute de-
pot satesand sound as a dollar. The pas
sage across occupied few minutes more
than an hour. The St Louis Democrat
from which we condense the above. saws
one or two others crossed it upon WAGER
of twenty dollars.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

The following complete list of the mem
bers of our State Legislature should be
preserved for reference during the ses-
sion
members are marked with x, Dem
ocrats in italics, Republicans in roman.
As all the Opposition members intend
to. vote for Republican President, we
trust none will take offence at being cal
led Republicans.
SENATE.
Philadelphia-J ~ Morsezs, John II.
Parker, *Geo r. Smith, *Geo ConnelI.
Chester and Deleware-7 Thomas S. Bel.
Montgomery-John Thompson.
Bucks-Mahlon Yardley.
Lehigh and Northampton-Jerenatah
,Shindd
Berks-B Nmen,acher.
Schuylkill-Robert NJ. Palmer
Carbon, Monroe, Pike, and Wayne
Thomas Crazy
Bradford, Susquehanna, Wyoming, and
Sulivan-*G Gorge Landon.
Luzerne-*W. w. Ketchum.
Tio@a, Potter, Mexican, and Warren
'lSaac benson
Clinton, Lycoming, Centre, and Union
Andrew Gregg.
Snyder, Northumberland, Montour, and
Columbia-Re,tbc,, Keller.
Cumberland, Juniata, Perry, and Milf
*DI. e. ID. Ctdacford
Dauphin and Lebanon-J. B. Ruther-
ford.
Lancasetr-B A. Shaeffer, Robert Bald
win
York IFn,. H. Welsh.
Adams, Franklin and Fulton-*A K
Mcclure
Somerset, Bedford and Huntingdon
Hm. r. .ScheH,
Blair, Cambria and Clearfeld- *Lewis
W. Hall
Indiana and Armstrong;. E. Mere
dith.
Westmoreland and Fayette-JacoJ T,u-
ney.
Washington and Greene George W.
Miller.
Allegheny-John P. Penny, *Ellis H.
Irish
Beaver and Butler-*DeL Imbria.
Lawrence, Mercer and Venango-Wm
VI. Francis
Erie and Crawford-D. A. Finnev.
Clarion, Jefferson, Forest and Elk.
L. BLood
Republicans, 81
Democrats, II
Republican majority, 8
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TERMS OF SALE:
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Hu""ra hee In the Common Pa
c,., NS of Cambria county. "
n? res AdamS and l, Sept. Term, 1876
"'Iu hosser. I'd plu. Test. Nr-
expo. from Butler CO.
'NHE Auditor appointed to make distr.t.
Il ton of the money raised bv Shcrf.
sale on and by irtue Of the above writs. r
p89n rI5gnd to the duties of the appointment ugi
MIA, the 18th day of FEBRUARY reZl
"' CLOCK, +. NJ, at his office. in the 5i'
ough of Ebensburg. when ana where all ps-
sons interested are required to present The;
claims, or else be debarred from coming 2
upon said fund
j. II. CAMPBELL. Auditor,
January u, 1882
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DEATH OF VENERABLE OFFICIAL

DEATH OF A VENERABLE OFFICIAL
The Gtobe announces the death of the
Hon. Samuel Casey, Treasurer of the Uni
ted States He died on the morning of the
I'D ult at Caseyville, KY, where it ap-
pears he retired in the beginning of his
sickness. His age was about seventy-one
years. He was a gentleman of unblem-
lshed character, and was appointed to the
oiiice of Treasurer of the United States i'm
the early part of the administration of Mr..
Pierce
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THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
PROTECTION VI L T L L FIRE NS-
RANCE COMPANY Of Cambria ssg-,.

PROTECTION NJ [ T L FIRE NS-
/ RANCE COMPANY Of Cambria esr--
Amt property insured as per sec
ond annual report, Sg9.75-
Amt property insured since second
annual report, 5s4g {.
Total amt property insured, $I53.25s.
Amt premium notes in force as
per second annual report. SI00.a @
Amt premium notes taken since
second annual report. eos,
Total amt prem. notes in force, SIGIygc
No. of Policies issued as per Sec
ond annual report, g
No. of Policies issued since second
annual report, =
Whole No. of Policies issued, re.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE OPERATTgE
OF THE COMPANY AND IT'S PRESEv
CONDITION.
Amt reed. on premium notes since
second annual report, Ssr-g
AM yet due or premium notes. l5.e-5j
SI5.5ssa.
Amt incidental expenses
of past year. S6T.4O
Am I compensation of of
hcers, agents, &c. I35.75
Amt deficit in Treasury,
as per I'd report, C4aS S25sg.
Total assets of the Company, SI5&gl8.
r. L. JOHNSTON, Presid.a.
~ c. MULLIN. .Secretarv.
kbenSburg. January y. lSaG-2t
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The American National COMMITTEE,
which assembled in this city to-day was call
ed to order by Hon. Jacob Broom, Chair
man. Hon. Erastus Brooks moved, that
the vacancy in the Committee be filed
by the appointment of Blandon Duncan,
Esq, Of Kentucky, and that he act as Sec
retary. Adopted
Mr.. Brooks then presented heresolution
adopted by meeting of the National
Union men in Washington City
ResotCed, That committee of ten be ap-
pointed by the Chair, which shall be en-
powered to confer with the Executive Com
mittee Of the Wing party, and such other
persons as are favorable to the formation
of a national party on the basis of the
Union, the Constitution, and the enforce
ment of the Laws, and to report some plan
for the neutrality-suspicious. of such a move
ment, and report TO subsequent meeting
to be called by the Chair and that the
chairman of this meeting shall be the
chairman of said committee.
COMMITTEE:
Hon. J. J. Crittenden, KY,
Hon. J. NJ Harris, Md,
Hon. Chas. NJ. Conrad, La,
Hon. J. Clemens, Tenn,
Hon. E. Ethridge, Tenn,
Hon. Joshua Hill, GA,
Hon. John A. Gilmer, y. c.,
Hon. Geo. Briggs, n. Y,
Hon. J. 4. Rockwell, Conn,
Hon E. r. Jewett, \. Y.
The following resolutions were then Of.
tered by Mr. Brooks, and adopted:
Resotccd, That the Chairman and Secre-
tary of the National Central American
Committee be authorized and requested to
prepare an address to the American people
upon the duty and necessity of establishing
some political organization in 1860. upon
the basis of the Union, and Constitution.
and the enforcement of the laws.
ReSotred, That a Committee coDsistinq
OF Hon A. I'll. II. Stuart, (Va), Hon. An
thony Kennedy ND, Hon. James Bisbon
lN. j. Hon. B. Duncan CKy..) and
Hon. Jacob Broom, (Penn) be appointed
to confer with the Washington Union Com
mlttee, on Friday, December %. at d p.
VI, to lnaugurate some movement Eayora-
bic to the formation of party upon the
basis set forth in the foregoing resolu-
tions.
Upon motion, Hon Erastus Brooks was
added to the Committee.
Letters were received from Hon. A. B
Ely, Mass, Hon. Kenneth Ravnor. \ G
and Hon. f. X. Zollicoffer, Of Tenn.
Cpon motion the Committee adjourned.
subject TO the call of the Chairman.
JACOB BROOM, Chairman.
Is. DUNCAN, Secretary.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

johnston r Moore In the Common Ples' |.
vs. Cambria CO. No. Is. 50
Edward Jones. T., 1859. f. D. Yend. b
VIE Auditor appointed to report distrisa-
hon OF the money arising from the Sl';-
III s sale of the Defendants real estate soli o.
the above writ, will attend to the duties O.
ms appointment on SATURDAY, the lsl
aay OF February next, at / o'clock, p. N. 81
MS once, In the borough of Ebensburg, Wa
anu "heFe all persons interested may ai'e--
j. II. CAMPBELL, Auditor
January IL lS5a-4t
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4 2 H Ans $ COURT SAL
~ OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of a Pluries Order ef She Grrhazs
Court OF Cambria county. to ne direc.a-
there Will be exposed to sails by public v.--
uue or outcry- AT the Cressoa Hotel in slf
county, on SATURDAY, the 4th dav OF FE-
kO AIRY next, at one o'clock. p. N. the f-
lowing described real estate. to wit:
Lot or purpart number / mentioned s-i
described IN the inquisition on the real esr.s
OF William Webster, decd, and being situate
IN the township of Washington. couurv Ct
Cambria aforesaid the same heino horris
ana described rs follows: Beginning a- 8
beech, thence, by land of the heirs OF Jaua
Smyth, dec d, y. 63 E. lOg perches 10 q POS
thence, >. 30 +, 1913 perchcS TO a post nd.
way between the Pa and Portage RaiIros5.
thence on line midway between said Rs,
roads. y Il w, 10 perches; thence. y .
w, 10 perchcs to the place of berinuin-.-
containing ll6 acres and I54 pcrches and 1.
lOwance.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third of the purchase money to he-sa
on confirmation of the sale. one orbe- .ts-
IN one year thereafter, with interest. n hess
cured by the Mortgages and Judgment Ra--
OF the purchasers: and the remainipc thi-..
remain hen on the premises. the interes- q
the same to be paid to Ann Henry. lwidop &
sald decedent) annually by the purchase
curing her lifetime, and the PRINCIPAL. AT Is
oeceaSe, to the heirs and lineal dcsceul.-:.
OF the said William Webster. deed.
Am HENRY. (Iate Ann WsJsfz-l
AGm Y. OF VIM. Webster. decd
January y, lS60-3t
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SUBSTITUTE FOR GUNPowDYR
letter from Paris we read The ~:
of another invention in Paris has 60. q
the cafes and politicians wondering n =
new lion, is, as usual, On the war natl =
no new invention Of a peaceful n.,r- ~
seems to attract attention. The nam J,
the fortunate individual is Hocbste,.
He comes from Darmstadt, and is On /:
way to England, which circumstance l '
created the belief that he has been e.T-3
by the English Government, and thai h
object is to make experiments Of his
ventfon at Woolwich- The invention -
sists of substitute for gunpowder. NM!
cheaper and far more efectual thar !
material at present employed for the =
struction Of the human race. The =
stance is grey in color, leaves a eressy;~
preston TO the touch, and possess,
strong alcoholic smell. 1t was tried h..
week with great success on. the Place =
Tir, at Wiesbaded, and the conventsoo :
the numerous band of military off,
gathered to witness the experiment =,
decidedly in favor Of its adoption for i.
future in lieu Of the old gunpowder. wE5
is declared to have at length fulfilled !,
mission and done its duty Of dest-.
ton.
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SsaS- At Rochester, last Friday evening
a young man named King, indicted for
grand larceny, was being conducted to iail
IN ! irons, accompanied by constables. He
Knocked down one of his custodians trim
pea the other from his feet, jumped into a
sleigh which happened to be passipg and
maze on lie has not been retaken.
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N CIV Arrival.
AT THE
AT THE
Nl ID ST Nh AL II AA.IE : IL AN-n

OLD STAND OF DAVIS 4 LLOYD,
NiE subscriber keeps constantly on hal-
Il all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries, Nan
ware, Queensware, Boots & shoes, Hats ;
Caps, Ready Made Clothing, &c, SC %. I:
highest market price paid for all kind, +
country produce, in exchange for goods. o.
and examine my stock before purchasing e'''
where.
WILLIAM DAVIS.
Ebcnsburg Jan. Il, IS6o-tf
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-12

Opening of the Campaig educational American
Central Committee in Session at Philadel-
phia--Important Action--A Conference with
the Whig National Committee AT Washing
ton-Call for Republican National Con-
Yention.
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Clarion and Forest-John AZ. Fleming.
Jefferson, Clearfeld, M'Kean and Elk
j. j. Gordon, VIM. A. Nichols.
Crawford and Warren-Hiram Butler,
Henry j. Rouse.
Erie-Henry Teller, Jonas Gunnison.
Potter and Tioga-L. z: Williston,
Lewis Mann.
REHABILITATION.
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S~ Be just and fcarnot.
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The Presidential Election.

publican mai. on Joint ballot,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
AnMnHltnhlS.

STATE Of California, County of Yuba, ss.-In the
- District Court of the Tenth judicial District. The
People of the State of California to joel Burlngame
greeting; You are hereby required to appear in an
action commenced against you, as Defendant, by
William b. Latham Jr., as Plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Tenth Judicial District, in and for the
county of Yuba, State of California, and answer the
complaint therein, which on file with the Clerk OF
said county, within ten days after service upon you OF
this summons, exclusive of the day OF service, II seY
ed in said county of Yuta, twenty days If served
out of said county but in the Tenth judicial Dstrctot
the state OF California, forty days II served out OF
said District but within the State or Judgment by de-
fault VIII be taken against YOU according TO the pray
er of the said complaint. The said action Is brought
to recover the sum Of two thousand four hundred ana
seventy sv I9-l00 dollars with interest on one thou
sand two hundred and fifteen dollars OF sald sum at
the rate Of two per cent per MONTH payable monthly
from the 2Oth day of November, \. D. 800, and on
one thousand dollars of said at the rate of three
per cent per month monthly from the twenty hih day
OF October 4. D., 1885, and on two hundred and sixty
one 19lOO dollars of said sum at the rate of ten per
cent per annum from the day of f0ctober A. D.,
1889, until paid; and for decree Of foreclosure Of the
mortgages set forth and described in plainuu com
paint that the premises therein described may be sold
and that the proceeds arising from such sale may be
applied to the payment of palnths sad claims as
Set forth the order of their priority, and that II any
deficiency remain after the application Of the proceeds
of said sale aforesaid that the plantH have Judg-
ment against you the said defendant Tor any suel de-
hciency together with such other and further relief in
the premises as to our said court may seem meet and
proper and you fail to answer sad complaint, tine
said paiutn will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded therein BY order Of the llon. Chas Lindley,
! County Judge.
....'. Given under my hand and the seal of said
sea Court, this first day Of June, A. D., one thou
W. I. ONEALE,
CLERK otthe District Court in and foI the %. Of Yu5a
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

A GALLING PosmoN Charley Hampstead,
Superintendent of the Branch Mint is great
admirer Of Douglas. as well as a conscientious
believer in the doctrine of fNon-Intervention ;
yet he is forced, in order to retain the office
which he holds, to disavow both the man and
the principle, by sustaining Breckinridge and
Lane. Had he not declared for b. and L..
his dismission written out in full, and signed
}. B., would have taken off his head before
one could say Jack Rol inson" As he has
taken his position, however, with alacrity,
we presume Col. Washington will permit the
document TO repose in his copacious Lreeches'
pockets f. CaH
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
IEhe NeaicaI md NnrgicaI sn.litntc OF

Dr. l.. J. CZAPHAY, is already secured in position
which places 1t, as well as its proprietor far above
the assaults OF envy and professional malice. In the
schools of France, the highest prizes often award
ed to practitioners in this department Of Medical
science, and they occupy with Others equally lofty
position in the profession. Rcord is anlustrous ex-
ample, shining light among the philosophical stars Of
his age in Europe and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled
him in this country, as proof Of which, the Phla-
delphia College of Medicine complimented him with
Diploma, and the honorary al eWn9em degree Sc
lecting this as his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended labors, Dr. L. j. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the of chronic and pri
yate diseases in which he has become great an e
pert that he is now regarded the LEADER in thi.
brahch Of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter Of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors offices his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner Of
Leidesdorf, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
cifc Mail steamship Company
eS5@ We ask particular attention of our readers to
the certificates of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. jeS03m
HALLS Sarsap8riIla, yellow Dock aud
Iodde ofPotass is prepared from the finest red ia
maica Sarsaparila and English Iod3e OF Potqss-ad-
mirable as restorative and purifier Of the bool it
cleanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimpes boils and eruptions from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds. All who
can afford should use it, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle
Il. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, l43 ana 40 Clay street,
mhl3Gm Below Montgomery San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

RIcn QUARTZ IN CALAyElAs.-The West
Point correspondent of the Calaveras Chron~
icle, speaking of the quartz mining Of that
place, gives the yield of one vein as follows;
"After crushing 25 tons, Mr.. Henry thought
best to clean up, and last night l had the
pleasure of seeing the result weighed, and it
was ninctern Q9) pounds Of gold-read it
agan-niaeteen po,.nds Of gold from tpenty
fUe tons of quartz and there is one hundred
and fifty tons more of the same sort all ready
to be put through"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

INDIAN Rum SHOPS The Indian difficulty
of Thursday, which resulted in the death Of
Huntsman and Howard, as well as q number
OF Indians, and several wounded can all be
traced to whisky. 1t appears that Hunts
man, the night previous to the difficulty,
found several bottles of abomiuable whisky
on the persons of those Inlipns who made
the fight, which he, like good citizen and
officer, took from them and empted on the
ground. This very same whisky was pur-
chased in open day light from shops in our
town, but 50 nicely do the Indians, as well as
the venders, manage that no positive evidence
can be given as to their selling, yet every
one is convinced and satisfied that they do
sell. Now that Hook and Ladder Co. No. l,
(of which II. was a member) have appointed
committee to hunt up Indian, as well as
white evidence, to forthwith commence prose.
cution, it is the duty of every citizen to make
known to the committee what he has seen,
and will testify to, in order to successfully
carry on the prosecution Pia1ta
(Amador) Dispatch.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
unvinn hoon nnnoin1.h snic Acent I'm
NO NICE

TNHE undersigned having purchased the entire in
i terest of SNOWllITE & co, in the Marysyile
Bakery of Third aud High streets, would state
to the public, that viii carry the Baking Bust
ness in all its various branches, and viii be ready al
all times TO supply the trade with every article in oaI
line at the lowest price.
sy27 McDFRNOTT & NASH.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

Col. L. j. LEWIS, of Mendoopo, desires us
to say that he was no applicant for the Aca-
pulco Consulate, or any other Office Neither
Is he candidate for the Assembly from Mem
doe'no county, as has been reported. The
Colonel did inform us that Senator Gwin
wrote to him on the subject, saying if he
wanted the Consulate he shonld have it. lie
answered the letter saying he would not ac.
eept it under any consideration. However,
Senator Gwin, supposing he would not ac-
cept, let the matter go by the board, and a
gentleman from Maryland was appointed
Red Bluff Beacon
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03

HEENAN has published card, in which he
accepts Morrissey's challenge to fight him in
ring fight. lie says he will place in any
responsible mans hands the sum of 50 800
as a preliminary deposit for a match of $40,
900 side, pending the drawing of the arti-
cles and the selection Of STAKEHOLDER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
Il EN- ON AL

TBNHE Business of the EAGLE BAKERY is removed
n to corner of Third and High streets, and the
name OF the Bakery will be known as the MAINS
WILLIE BAKERY. T. MCDERMOPF.
Muysyille, July 2]th, 1860. iy21