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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

The prompt action Of the Administration,
in striking the name of Gen. Twiggs from the
roll, for treason and breach of trust, will meet
with universal appreciation. 1t is not posi-
BILE that man who. besides his treachery to
his flag, and his ntttr disregard of that "sa-
cred honor" which is to soldier what chas-
tity is TO a woman, has been guilty ofa feleni-
Gus misrepresentation of property entrusted
to him. should not be received with ilLsup-
pressed disgust by honorable and highminded
men, even in the Seeding States themselves
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

D1pxr WANT FoRT SUMFrER.-The Was
iugtou correspondent of the New York Com
mercial Adv r User quotes from a speech
made by Senator Butler of South Carolina,
in 1852, as follows:
Fort Sumpter has been erected for the ben
eft of Northern contractors. The ships Of
Maine have brought their materials to make
it. Maine have had exclusive jurisdiction
over it, The very last thing that we would
ask for would be to have fort there in this
way, retaining only one glory connected with
South Carolina and that is the name of Sum
ter. We don't want any of your forts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

The only two appointments sent to the Sen
ate by Mr.. Lincoln up to last advices, with
the exception of the the members of the Cabi-
net, we're those of n. c. Judd, of Illinois, as
Minister to Berlin and F. w. Seward, son of
the Secretary of State, as Assistant Secreta-
ry Both were confirmed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

A "White House" has been hired at Mont
gomery, Alabama, for ihe use of Presiden
JEFF. Davis, at $4,000 year. Pretty good rent
to keep up appearances!
The Southern Congress has authorized a
loan of SIS 100000, payable in ten years at 8
per cent. This money is intended for the first
greasing Of the wheels of government.
-Four years ago Col BENTON said that the
close of Mr.. BUcHANAN's Administration
would witness dismembered Union, Un-
lou disintegrated by traitors in the Cabinet.
. Marcus A. Bennett, wealthy farmer in
Harmony township, Clark County, committed
suicide one day last week, by cutting bis throat
with a barlow knife. He was about IS years Of
age and in good circumstances, and no other
reason is assigned for the rash act only that the
family has a suicidal tendency. Js
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

From the commencement Of theiT treasona-
BILE operations II has been the policy Of the
secessionists TO bring within their reach and
then steal as much Federal property as pos
sible. In this they had the cooperation and
aid of Cobb, Floyd Thompson, Thomas, and
not unlikely that Of Toucy also. That q
large portion of the avails of the Indiana
bonds and the Floyd aeceptances went into
the hands OF the seeessiouists. there are good
reasons for be ieving. in view of what has
happened there are well grounded aPprehen-
sions that some of our National vessels, CON-
manded by Southern men, and now beyond
the reach Of orders from the Navy Depart
ment, may on their return, be run into some
Southern port in possession Of the secession
lists and delivered over TO the bogus Govern
ment over which JEFF, Davis Presides. The
Philadelphia Ledger, in referring to the re
cent ioings in Texas, says:
.Tut The question rccurs, whether We have
vel seen the. full extent Of the treason, and
whether the commapding officers Of some o.
III vessels Of, war now at sea, perhaps at dis
tant stations, will not bring their vessels, j
possible. into some secession port and surren
der their ships rs Twiggs has surrendered the
property Of Tie hited States into the hands
Cpnfedewcy, l. is. well known that some yes
sells were expected home long since. that with
out orders sert word that Important matter:
induced them 10 visit certain islands Of The
Pacific no; expected Of them, and that they
would not be back for some months. Tn,
question has been asked whether some of thost
vessels have not strpyed away because Of in
formation received that after the 4th Of Marcel
there would 6e two nations, and their allegi
ance would be optional
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

A boy, named Wilson, threo and half
years old, tumbied, on Friday afternoon. from
the roof of a four story house, at the corner
of Avenue B and Fourth street, New York,
passing through a tin awning in his descent.
The lad, according TO the report Of those who
saw the occurrence. fell head foremost, and
struck the pavement in the same position. On
finding himself on terra frma, he jumped up,
looking rather frighted and ran into the house
to his mother. With the exception of a small
bump on his head, be bore no marks of the ac-
cident, and at least accounts was perfectly
well.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

The bill introduced by Mr.. santon, author-
izing the President to call ou! the militia and
accept the services of volunteers TO put down
insurrection and enforce the laws-and the
bill introduced by Mr.. Bingham, to authorize
the collection of revenue on ship board in
certain cases-both failed to pass the House
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

SheriR sale

David Mccl0ud RY virtue Of sn execution e
Joh 2 Sey, ct al Comm, m III, Of delaware Siniy
Ohio, shall ngcr for sale at the Of the Court House
in Delaware, -i "- -.tiaiH Atl
Monday the sh day Of 1iprt, iee1. .,ii hns
betwefn the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m aud o'eloak
the following described real estate to-tft SgatiA
in tho of Ohio, Comfy Of Dsaware and BOihx
No-Lo, in tle Tuwn o. FSst delaware; m Milo IL I'F
tboae's I'D ri II 10 s-i Town old number (No. ms
new nImber. a. y. CaISa1I r.. EhsTiG5
March s. IS Its lS..25l -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

FATAL AFFR4Y.-On the 18th Of February
a reAcontre occurred in Monroeville, in which
Mr.. Harvey Phillips was instantly killed 10y
pistol shot in the head, aud Mr. Thomas ).
W iggins mortaly wounded by shol in the
abdomen. Mr. S. Cumming was also sigh y
wounded, his life having been saved by the
bullet striking a button COuecub (Miss.)
Spartan. s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08
geitt Sdpertis
Administrators sale.

Rn pursuance OF order Of sale issued BY the Pro-
i bate Court OF Delaware County, Ohio the I'd
day Of March, A D. 1851 in the of Wnn.P. Jones,
Administrator Of Edward Jenes late OF this county de-
ceased VS.. Tn mas jones, ct. al l. as Administrator
as aforesaid will offer Public Sale the premises
on Saturday the 9Th day Of April A D. 1851, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p b,
Of that day the following described real estate, ,
namely: Forty Acres OF Land in the Northwest corner
Of Lot seven in Section 2 Township and Range 10,
United States Military Lands In Troy township, Della
county, Ohio and fully described 70 sald petition.
WILLIAM p JONES,
Administratorof Of said deceased.
REID EGToN, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Feb /, lS61-4t [sS,12l s.-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08
DtIafuart HaztffE.



The Inaugural Address Of President Lin
coin will be found on the first page. 1t is doc
unent that will commend itself to the spPrO-
baton of loyal American citizens and patri-
OTIS Of whatever party name. Firm yet con-
ciliatory in tone, IFS propositions are stated
with diIectness and force and with a clearness
that leaves no room for misapprehension. He
saws as little as well could be said. and moth
ing more than the peculiar circumstances by
which he is surrounded called for. He has
taken solemn oath 70 maintain the Union,
uphold the Constitution, and enforce the laws
and 50 far rs lies in his power he proposes
faithfully to discharge his duty. His policy
in treating with the disafected and rebellious
is to be kind, conciliatory and fUrbearing-
and will on'v be otherwise in case their wick
eJlness and folly compeIs different course
No interference with The rights of any section
will be attempted or tolerated-no State be
invaded and no hostile collisions occur, uu-
less the secessionists themselves assault the
Federal troops or forcibiy oppose the Govern
ment in the exercise of its legitimate functions.
No other course could be pursued if We have
Government capable of defending and pre-
serving itself-any thing short Of this would
be in effect an absolute surrender to the reb-
els, to be followed by demands and exactions
on their part that would inevitably lead to
war between the loyal and the seeded States
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

The Cabinet selected BY Mr.. Lincoln will
be found in another column. 1t will be seen
that Senator CuAsE finally yielded his person
al feelings, which would have induced his re-
naming in the Senate, for the good of the
country. His superior talent, sound judg
ment aud administrative ability, are guaran-
tees that the Treasury Department will be ef-
iciently admin istered if capacity, integrity
and application will insure it. lie would have
ranked with the first in the Seua te,, and will
occupy the same position in the Cabinet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

RESOLVED, That all persons (who do their
Postof1ce business at this ofice) who voted
for Abraham Lincoln at the Presidential cleo
ton on the 9th day of last November, or
would had they voted, are entitled to a vote
and no others.
F. c. WELcH, Chairman.
W ". WILLIS Scc'ry.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

The Inauguration of Presid ent Lincoln pass
ed off without disturbance of any kind, and to
the satisfaction of all interested. The crowd
IN attendance was immense and great enthusi-
asm abounded. The particulars will be found
elsewhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

Sheriff Sale.

The Columbus Machine Manu- ID z virtue Of an
featuring Company I'D I "a gvexecuhon " mo
fu1rcctod by the Court
.. Samuel Davidson. f---J Of 0umpl Pleas. Sf
Delaware Comfy, Oh o shall on 70 sale az the door
of the Court House III Delaware, nn i5ya,39 IfM %
Monday he slh dayqf A9ril, 1sS1ss saaos
bewe the hours OF 10 - 10 le =. N, And q lock
following described real estate 70 WITT Sitated
in the County Of Delaware and state Of 0hsaRh In so
II wa Of Chpshira. and bounded and described as fo
lows Bounded west by J.. Hardin tot, north BY nigh
sre t. by Charles street and south hy Man rrrt
and numb u, %, 23, - the plat Of said &c
known the steam mill proIatty. i.f q q &Eins
Z. e. MATTERS, sheriF,,
Ma-rLr, -s---ft1 (s3,ouj
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

The secession organs say that the non-seced-
ing States must and shall acknowledge the in
dependence of the Cotton States. All! is there
then to be "coerieon" in the case2-LouiAyils
Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08
sherifr q NIastor corrlissioner'sIg ID.

James Z. Evans DY virJls OF dsereetalsof.
vs.. % der q sale q, InY diTeoSal
David Inscho ct 81 tho Count II c0mmnA PlcAF 81
Dt lawLTC county tH 10. shall trr fOrs sale a %
do0r or thu Court House il Delaware, on
M0nGay the sth 6oy II ApjH, 1851 '----'' %
htveon the hours Of 10 o'cluct a. M and d'eicck e.
M hl following dcscr jbcd real eaatel 10 wits SiiNs
tea in the Comfy Of Delaware IND State Of Ohio, and
bounded and Dc seThcd fnllowS BeiIrg stbdg sisn
T. & +. OF or.gnN oatut No, 4. ib TIC tewp of tFlA
ware, and together arc bounced ON the cast hnfih
cast by the oentanSy River, the north by the mid
c In OF Said out-Ut, the west by sub d YSion D.
an the south by the no.th nc OF William street
saving and rxctIii IA tnf id lot fsy feet wide
OF the west SIDE Of said lots. te
nc. Writer'S, Sheriff -
# and Sre'ia Master C,minlssioncrs
March S, lse1-+s. $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

sherla 8. 1Easser cemmlssloasss..s 80.

-, CIV. Heltl pY virtue Of decretal order
US. 10 Of sale 10 directed from the
Reuben Lamb C0urt Of CommpIfl foas " DelRwarN
county Ohio shall offer public sale al the door q the
Court Room in Delaware, on
Monday, tAe SA daggfr april 1887,
between the hours OF O'Clock and four o'cOck
p. M the following real estate described hS f0llqs -
wit: situate IA thc town % hast lylaVare and on 10
Cf land bounded the hOrtu by the der knA 70 FOad
beg eNteus:un VI MAI4m street, east By Rro2erty
belonging HeuTy Lamb, south by the cdrve Of Lhs
Cicvsiand Cdiomb0s anu Cincinnati a. u. and fFeh4
Luo aad Fnvhs auditiVu sad tuwu " East Dele
Is. &. WAIf-itS, ShcTth, ~ 'ii s'At
SpSeial sRster Opunuliasonar.
March :, lS5i-t,s ts5,uOl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON, Of Tenne ssee, was
serenadcd at Washington the night Of the In
auguratiou. He made a strong and eloquent
Union speech, and endorsed the Presidents
Inaugural without qualification.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

gineer corps, to proceed to Charleston at once
TO take command of the forces now raised and
to be raised for the investnent q Fort Sum-
ter
- s-..---.-...-a-z. st -..l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08
"a. RacEaee IL. VElatchaa

TUsT received another lot Oi Large Brass Kst
81 J4es aC tl- E .lpc. uti ware ~tutc. W. NI
Oct-, go {. L. NH6AALHlAlN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

FTII1LS day reoslyeaag 80, , W 4Ilams Block. AM
A. VIA b. sold s0r cash ony cAeaper Has sVag, eGn
AMI them.
Nay ~, 1ebe. ..i &c PIAE4
s--.1slss bloa gaa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08
Uherhf & Master COMMISSIONER Sale.

Esther ytleri Administrators QY virtue Of deere
ID tai order ofSale N
Of Common Pehs OF Delaware county, Ohio IshAll %.
fer at public sale at the door Of the Court Room 10 Del
aware, on + ErfO9lt8
Monday, TAG stA day Of 4Pra, asbl.s .sIrt
between the hours OF ten o'clock end fouF o,eook
p. m the following described real estate toWit: tu
ated in the County OF Delaware aud state Oaoyand
being 53 OF land taken out Of the north end OF
lot No. eight () in the third quarter 81 the third
ship aud nineteenth range of tho Euitec States Misery
Lands being the lot Of land conveyed by Eugene
Stanborn and wife 70 Jarob Roads, BY decd bean date
the 9Th day OF October, A. n 1850, and o1nFeyea- by
Jacob Roads and we 20 James Kent, by decd bearing
date August 7, A. y. ls4e. Appraised AgSl,a5oa'ra
.frs..B# e. .- b. c. WATERS, sheriff A.
. And Special Master Comm lHsionef.
! Narch s, lseI-sts. Is Ifea oellialih ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08

CIAYER X REAI.,~lv.,'s tLLEAl,Ariu CCIrfv AToF
- TEETH f1I ~ q, h-IiUfkkR 800.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08
a"a Master CommiSsionerssalo

Sher1H an q G45sfeT Com mmtSs1onersEa Sale.
''avld Mecarter Ry yiEtTeoi a
The Delaware Female College eal Of sale . mo dire.
ted from the Court OF Common rieHs o. Delaware
the Court House in Delaware,
Monday, the sh doy ef AryH, 1861 ,'ei'''io
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock m ahd4 d'ol6ck n N
OF said day, the following doscrhed real Csine 40 ait
Situate in the County Of Delaware State OHIO and in
the Town Of South Delaware and being In.t6 Nos So
81 So and So as marked and designated theEecpEded
plat OF said Town Of SoHth Delaware, and being Tho
same premises then occupied by said IelASarc FnalS
College and upon which the College buildings stood.
B. c. " ALTERS, sheriff.
And Special Master Commissioner.
March s, Is61-tts ~ e4 IS3 5Ol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-08
Sheriff Sale.

... ~ aeEGcntia IN 4 o
james Wnsor. ml dlro led from Tho
Court Common Pleas Of Delaware ennte yO. eau,Ii
oHr at public sale, the door Of the Court Room oi
aware,
On Monday the sth day cfArrlis lssIs5 5la5g
the following described lands aud tenemrnts tO-wit
Situate in Delaware County aud state Of Ohio, in Rango
IS Township 0, section south West part or Lot.Eo.
10, nailInR 81 acres, ami binnded follows, Gun
mcnCing a post point ~" on tho f1at
in lde by Jay Dyer Couuty survryur dG Delaware
County tho Sd day Of April. 1866. thsncc Sqrth
Ss ~ West 90 poles point 'iO'' said plat thcAca
IL Sol west Ss LIS poles to point i.G'di sat iat
thence South SsIS" East 100 poles 70 point az - -
said plat thence North l. 30r Eht 70poes to the aee
Of boginng Also TaBc ftOwhstlfy sud section
West part OF lot a. containing 100 acres aud has for
its West line the West ifne q said Lpt IA 7 ~ ~
B. e. WATERS, Sharifs
Ma -ch S, IsC1-+ts. (s3 F"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-23
MEETING OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the Clearfield Conn :
ty Agricultural Society was held III the NJ. T..
church in this place, .on last Wednesday eve
ming, Jan. 10th. This being the time fixed by
the Constitution for the election of officers,
the following were chosen for the current year
President-ELLIs IRWIN, of Goshen.
Vice Presidents-James 4. Leonard, Clear
field William Irwin, Curwensville; Samuel
Kirk, Lumber City John NJ. Cummings, New
Washington; John j. Reed, Lawrence; j. IL.
Fleming, Pike; Elah Johnston, Penn Sam'l
Arnold, Brady; David Dressler. Union; David
Tyler, Huston; Jacob w. Campbell, Bell (;
James McMurry, Burnside Aaron II. Peirce,
Chest William McCracken, Ferguson John
Thompson, Sr., Jordan; III. B. Wright, Bee
caria; John NJ. Chase, Woodward q. W. Nc
Gully. Guelich; James Bloom, Bloom Geo.
Turner, Boggs; John Shaw, Decatur; Daniel
Stewart, Bradford; Jacob Mock, Morris; b.
d. Hall, Karthaus; F. F. Coudriet, Covington /;
Thos. Leonard, Girard; A. b. Shaw, Goshen /;
James McClelland, Fox; Geo Erhard, Knox
Samuel Lansberry, Jr., Graham.
Executive Committee-George r. Barrett,
John McGaughey, William Mcbride, Josiah
II. Reed, Richard Shaw, Sr.
Recording Secretary-D. F.. Etzweiler.
Corresponding Secretary-Levi +. Irwin.
Lbraran-JOhn +. Weaver.
Treasurer-Isaac Johnson.
On motion, Board of Managers, consisting
OF fifteen persona who are practical agricultu-
rists, and whose duty it shall be to attend to
the collection OF seeds, periodicals, &C., and
who may act in concert, but not in opposition
to the Executive Committee, were elected, viz
q. l.. Reed. chairman, Joseph Irwin, Peter
Hoover, Martin Luther, Edw Perks, Elisha
Fenton, Aaron G. Tate, DR.. J. P. Hoyt, VIM.
7. Gilbert, John A. l.. illegal, Rev. Samuel
Miles, j ohm b. Hewitt, Thomas A. McGee,
Conrad Baker, and David Adams.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-23
TREASON IN THE U. S. SENATE.

On the 9th of November, 1907, resolu-
tion was introduced into the Senate raising u
Committee to inquire whether John Smith,
then a Senator from Ohio, ought not to be
ssexpeled because of the part changed that
he had taken in the conspiracy of Aaron Burr
against the peace and prosperity OF the Unit
ed States" John Quincy Adams was Chair
man of the Committee, and finally presented a
report, concluding with the following resolu
tion:
I Resolved, That John Smith, Senator from
the State of Ohio, by his participation in the
conspiracy of Aaron Burr against the Peace,
Union, and Liberties of the United States,
has been guilty of conduct Incompatible with
his duty and station as a Senator OF the United
States. And, that he therefore, and hereby
is, expelled from the Senate OF the United
States.
Mr.. Smith was defended before the Senate
by Francis S. Key and GOodloe Harper, two
of the abest lawyers of that time. After an
examination eff all the circumstances tending
to sustain the charge, it was ascertained that
Mr.. Smith had given Mr.. Burr hospitabe
reception under his roof for four or five days,
and that he afterward saw him again at Gin
cinnati and in Kentucky. 1t Was not shown
that he even knew OF Burr's designs, or had
in any way given them countenance; and yet
the aboAe resolution received nineteen votes
of the twenty n inc given in the Senate. As
the number OF votes required by the Constitu
.iion were not given, the resolution did not
pass. Mr.. Smith, however, resigned, and re-
tired from public life, disgraced man.
That was the way members of the Senate
upon whom the suspicion of treason rested
were treated in the pure days Of the Repub-
lie Now, in this degenerate age, Senators
avow their treason on the floor of the Senate,
and meet in midnight cabal to form conspira-
cies s'against the Peace, Union, and Liber-
ties OF the people of the United States;' and
yet there are no resolutions of expulsion
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-23

NEW YORK MLITtA.-READY FOR SERvIoE.-
Major-Gen. Sandford has communicated TO the
Governor q resolution unanimously passed by
the Division Board of officers of the First Di-
vision New York State Militia, rendering their
services for any duty which the present emer-
| gency may require. The organized, uniform
ed and disciplined troops of this Division, di-
| vided into sixteen regiments, now includes up
| ward of 200 men-OffceIs, non commission
cd officers, and priyates. The uniformed
militia of the division, now enrolled, amounts
to upward of 50 900 men. OF these large
number are men who have served their seven
years in various regiments OF this division,
and who are liable to be called into service in
case of insurrection. These men would gen.
orally desire to serve in their old regiments,
and in case of emergency would flock to our
standards, and the uniformed corps could then
be increased to ID 600 or 16 900 men,. A large
number of the officers and men of the division
are trained as Artilerists, and in case the
United States Government should find it me-
cessary to withdraw the residue of their troops
from the harbor OF New Y York for the Southern
Notifications, Gen. Sandford says he could de-
tail sufficient force to supply their places in
twenty -four hours, and could replace them
from time to time, as long as might be neces-
sary. This shows the right spirit in the right
quarter. The military force of the State, true
20 the object for which it was established, can
be fully relied on to uphold the Union, the
Constitution and the enforcement of the laws.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-23
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
- Fenditioni ErpoHas issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Centre county and to me direc-
ted, there will be exposed for sale by public out
cry. at the Court House in Beiefonte, Monday
the 2Sth day of January next. all the interest of
the defendant, being the undivided fourth
part of all that certain tract portion of land sit
uate in the township of Rush in the County of
Centre, and the township of Decatur in the Coun-
ty of Clearield, containing seventeen hundred and
FIVE acres and allowance. being held in common
with A. Ct. Curtin, ID. L. Pruner and John NJ. Hale,
all of which said premises described by metes
and bounds in mortgage given by the said Jos.
j. Lingle to the said Vim. ii Blair. dated Sth Sep
tember 1857, and recorded in the office for the
cording of Deeds in Centre county, in mortgage
Book B. page "a, &c. Seized taken in execution,
and to be sold as the property of JOS J. Lingle.
es GEO. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
Sheriff-s Office. Belefonte. Jan. g. 1861
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-23
EoHN oDELL, uPHoLsTERER AM

~ CARRIAGE TRIMMER, Located at a II.
.Shaps Mills, mile East Of Cieagfeld Boro',
Respectfully informs the citizens of Clearfeld and
adjoining counties, that he is at all times prepar-
ed to manufacture at the shortest notice. Hair:
Husk, and Straw Mattresses of all kinds and Sizes
one of which is Folding Mattress, suitable for
Cabins Rats, which can be folded in small
compass, and emptied and refilled at pleasure :
and very cheap. He also trims Carriages makes
repairs to all kinds of carriage trimming and Up-
hoistery, and makes cords Masons tracing lines,
of any thickness or length. Country produce,
corn husks, or cash taken in exchange for work
Orders left with any of the merchants of Clear
field Boro', will be promptly attended to. jan9-6l