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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07
speech from Gen. Mcclellan.
ashington. Noy. 3.

" dSuIu4tOI- nov. ..
The following is the speech Of Gen. Nj
CIelIan, on the presentation Of sword YES
terday by a committee OF the City Council of
Philadelphia
Il ask you, sir, to give my warmest and
deepest thanks to the honorable body YOU
represent, for this entirely unmerited compl:-
ment. | could thank YOU better, if thought
that | deserved it, but | do not feel that
do. Nothing that have accomplished would
warrant this high compliment. II is for the
future to determine whether ] shall realize
the expectations and hopes that have been
concentrated in me. | trust and feel that
day is not far distant when | shall return to
the place, dearest OF all others to me, there
to spend the balance OF my life among the
people from whom have received this beau
tituI GIFT, The ,rar cannot be iong-u may be
desperate. | ask in the future, lorbeara4ce.
patience, and confidence. With these we
can accomplish all, and while know that IN
the great drama which may have our hearts
blood, that Pennsylvania will not play the
lcas tust, on the other hand, that she will
play the Ii hest and nobIeSt part. again
thank you, and ask you to convey to the
Councils my most sincere thanks. Say 10
them that ii will be my highest ambition 10
deserve it hereafter, know do not nowl'
The company loudly applauded these se4
timents, after which the members of The com
mttee were introduced to Gen. Mcclellan,
who introduced them to the officers OF his
staff
The sword was admired by all, and pro-
nounced to be magnificent weapon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07

Al Act requiring an oath Of allegiance, sid 70 sap
poT; tie Constitution 81 he United SfsaeF 20 os
somEi tired 20 certain persons IN tie evil service
% the United State
Il. q sagrrsf ~ tar S.Has ard Eoas< e. EsyrsssnEa
Errssr' r. CsFfsd Sfa,ss or Arsvt1g Gnu IL
..r,.g That shall te fte cuts % th+ hesds Of tie
several d%parfmeLts 10 caBee 20 - administered 70
tbei~ d. psTrrreuf. IN an Tay connect
- theres iii. or HGO eGa4. hereafter 49, be
cg1nectE3 thErsv i't. the f0llUwtYg oath VIZ
do t0lG snly swear or s.trW- 3 The nav
tr that vi -uppOTt. gTofert and det@Dd tie Coz
sflturtOn and government u tBe IuItso States
fet Will bear faith allegiance aud 3oyaltE 80
the ~ OrCIDsFtur- REQ utl0E or "a Of
S-a-- convection or legislature 20 tie contrary not
sItL-tanCInE and further ffst 90 THE gIfB fzI.
dete- minatiyr- pledge, aud purpose. 1hbDut an
mental rtEers alton evasion wlatroeRer and fer
Their that Will Ne'l srd salthfuls perform ell the
Gufie- "a itch may Be- gul-Es o. H. b az. 20
ID - cd And tia: eact srs eEerE surh civ1 ogscey
ard emf oF 10 tb- es aT7ueTfs cad or IL any
VA cCLusc-ed ftsfeysth o. tbe service euF fag-
tile oatL % afirDGifo- h-rt rroF ce1 EAz- d IL
med ztelF .mi-Fec ara discharged from such ~
yicz or emp ovmeHt
sc. And - .: .,rfa~- .Tarsss That tie oath O.
sfr afloE herein PROVIDED IoT tie tr-r seCtGz
- fh- act mag lie taken before Bly, 5u-r5es ri be
pace. or notary pGl DC. 81 CHER pers "a TO e s-
-zlF sgrlurlle5 g" TIul-tsT CatE 81 r8e stare
ol-'r.c here tn NAV - tuif ster-1. AE5
fUa- sEt EFn .-'.oH % -lla cath - zEE Ter-ar
Te-CT- 'a4 irs IT. ssne -ts5I ~ Jet fr fer -- 20
al tte PAM "a aitf-s of - Ils aT1 TE. reE
iaTE DO =tH'l te l ',te g. be Iudc*e aHa Ef--=ea
cuur- having couTsetet- 5eTI-cirrHof tt-reet zas
Fro-.a.g .srFa.r. Iha- -ue4 lEeEger Esaz sr so=-l
FFs'l 4s-ciar. 70 from -grl ear er or eta0s rzef.
Approve August .. 4-sl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07
TPUBLIC-Ne. 5jl
An Act TO coufscale prCparty used for insurrectIor

proposes
f. u suacisG ~ ils SsHa, AMI Hu,s Of RspTs,sni1-
tires offds UHitsd States Of AH1.rcG CoHgr,s' a.
Ssrnbls3 That #. durIngJue pre- ut future
instruction against the government of the United
States after she Presii-lt Of the United shall
have declared b. proc anatIon that he laws az the
United State- oppo.et and the execution there
OF obstructtd. by combinations too powerful to be
suppressed by the Ordinary course OF Judicial pro
ceeding, or b. the poweryested in the marshall by
law Gny person or persons. his h'r their agent,
attorney, or emploJee. s1a purchase or scq IRE
sell or give, any popFrtyo whatsoever kind or oes-
cripton. with intent 10 lie or tUp'oy the same
suffer the same TO be Used ed. in aiding
abettng. or promoting WCh iDsuTreCfiun resist
ance to the laws. or any person persons engaged
thereiT or IF any person or persons bei1g the own
OwuerF OF any suci prOpertN. stall kno Ringle
or empty or consent 10 the u-e employ ment
Of the -ane IA Aforesaid all such prope ~ h. reby
declared 10 be lawful srjact of prize aud capture
whenever found; AMI II shall be the cuty Of fh=
Pre- dent OF the United State. to cane u same 10
BE- seized contscated, AM condemn ed
) Q 2 AHd bs u j3viHy s1atisd, hat such prizes
capture shall b. condemned in the di-frtc' or
circuit court OF the Unitd states having in idieon
o. the amount, or in admiralty in aut district 10
which the same may be -eizad. or Iuto which they
may be taSen and proceedings first instituted.
SEC. AndbS't (lrta'i'natd, That the A'torneE
General, or any distrit a'toru'y f the UnIted
States in which said property msy ar The time be
may ns'itut. the p~oce-'in OF condemnation. ard
III such they shaI b wholly fer the b uefi' Of
the Unfed Ntatesi or an person may lie an iutof-
nation with such an attorney, in VIII ch case IT.
proceeding sha be for tie Ct such Inf Im .r aud
the United States in 'qu" parts.
SIC Ant BE- IL fiUtv enneisd, That whenever
hereafter. during the resent instruction agaiust
the government of the United States, any person
claimed TO be held 10 lmO- or service under the law
OF any State shall be rquirtd or permit. d 10y the
psrson to whom such latr service Il claimed to
be due, or by the Lawful agent q such persOu, to
take up arms against th United ate; or ''tai re
req ired or permitted b'th4 pc son 20 whom such
labor or service is claimed to he cue, ms lawful
agent, TO work or to b. employed ~ or upon any
fort navy yard. dock, amOry, ship. eutTeu- hmrn'r
or in any military or nasal service whatsoever,
against the government and lawful authority Of tue
United States, then and in every such Gaze, the per
son to whom slch labor service IL c q mel - be
due shall Tor felt hi G. lin to SUCH ID n. l." OF
the State or o. the Unted States 10 the contrary
notwithstand And Whenever thereafter the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07
:, WEAK INVENTIONS OF THE
ENEMY"

The following Is an exact copy Of notice
whCe has been extensively circulated u the
mountain portions of Fleming county, aud
more especially in the neghborhoods where
secession sentiments have been predomin ant :
NOTICE-S5O0 reward will be given for
the delivery of any rebel leader or captain
of any rebel company; $500 will also be paid
for any person known TO feed or give aid 10
the rebels in any way also, $50 will be paid
for any person known to entertain sentiments
against the Government. The above will be
paid upon the delivery of said persons to the
Federal authorizes within the State Of Ken
lucky. BY order Of
General ANDERSON"
This notice is an index TO the nefarious
means which secessionists have taken to fill
up their ranks. Many men have been in
duceC by such arttces to enlist with the
marauders who have invaded our State. The
leaders OF the movement will he. seal and
commit any species OF iniquity to further
their cause. This notice we are assured.
was posted throughout the mountains of
Fleming county Dy two men in regimcuraIs.
who openly ayowed themselves to be officers
in the Confederate army. The game has
been played in other localities, bat the ad-
vance OF the Union troops has every wher..
rendered It Of no avail. as the inhabitants
lind thai their errand Is one Of peace, mercy.
and protection, instead o; carnage and sub
Duration. The Interests Of the rebel leaders
demand that a brutal character shall b. given
10 the war. and from the first DIgie lie adOpt-
ed by Btauregard. thai brau-y and booty
was the CIV OF the Lincoln iroogs. down 20
this last tAOi!<trOSIfX, tb4rring ON. AuCrr-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07
lPUBIo-So. SCI
An Act relative to appeals the Supreme Court of
fhe limited Gfafe

An Act relative to appeals the Supreme Court Of
the United States.
Be u enacted ty the Senate and HOuys NJ Rspyssnla
tivss Of s United Stairs Of A1qsT,'a CoHgy.S'
sembled, That in all of APPEAL which have been
may hereafter be duly TAX by beth parties from
the judgment or decree Of any district or circuit
court to the Supreme Court OF the United States a
transcript of the record filed in the Supreme Court
may be used on both apDFa ais and whenever ia ruch
cases, one RECORD shall have been, or may hereafter
be. MED by eitheT.paTty in the said Supreme Court.
both appeals shall be heard thereon By the court in
the same manner a. II records had been filed by the
appellants IN both case-
SEC 2 Ant bc 10 TAythsT en1cts5 That the district
attorney OF the United States any di-trIct in Cal
ifOrnia may transcribe aud certify 10 the Suprene
court Of hi proper district in all land c8ses within
the l nHeG states II patty. upon which al pea =
hay~ been or may be taken TO the Supreme Court Of
the United States and the record certified b. such
district attorney un Ter his hand and filed ia the
supreme Court of the United Staies shall be taken
and valid transcripts to the same intent and
purpose IfCertied by clerk Of the pTOusr dis.
trct court and the said district attorn ~ for the
districts OF CalItOTn snail BE- authorized to employ
such clerks, not exceeding three in number a. u.ay
be uecs'saTy TO transcribe such records. al com
peDsatl0u, for each OF such ergs not exceeding one
hundred aud h'ty dollars per month, which sha q be
paid out of the app OPERATION Tor special other
extraordinary expense Of California land claim
aud shall he ths duty Of the cler< OF any dstric,
court Ia Ia iOruIs request of the district aitOr-
neyOt tna' district 70 deliver to him record IN
the cases before mentioned which appeals have
been be taken, for the purpose OF Ia inz them
Transcribed and upon refufsl or failure 20 do 20.
such clerk sha forfeit and pay 10 the United State
the sum az i've t1ou-and dOa for each Odeucr 10
b. recovered II an action Of debt in any court 0.
competent JlrIsdIC'Ion and such ERIK shall. more
over be capable Of holding -aid Office VI clerk
or any office under ne United States
Approved Augus- 70 1851.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07

An Act 10 iDcTe2ss tie T2y 81 the prIrates il fhe
rtEu ararly and IL tie soiuIfefs IN tbe server ~
the nlfed state. Ale for other purEo~sE.
Is. ~ snacsd ~ ras 81 Fg0uss q Esgvsssnsa
tfn's ~ tie LHW.d Sfstss or Argsra Conersss
fsD,s1 hat the psy o. ths private IN the regular
army ana rn.EI tser- il tbe FeTrBc. Of tie uTfe1
staes te thirteen dollar -r month for three GEAR
from End after the psEfsge o. this and uEii 9th
sTWlse liked by law
sc ind . II fvyTasr ,ugrre5 That the prorls
lon- Of tie Get aBfite1 Al act faT tie lief of ~
OHIO ana other volunteer. spfr0red July twenty
fourth eighteen hundred and sIKfy ore. De- and tie
L-Feby EXTENDED 10 a. roluuteers mustered
into the service Of tbs Iuifed sfztss. b. Their for
one. two or 'hTss year. for and reg tie VA
SIC , And = ~ fs-f1,r sHuctsa. That al be sc.s
proclamation and Crcers q tie President Of tie
Uni'ec sfsts- after The fourth Of march eighteen
huDcr.d and sixty one. respecting the army ard
- % tie Ditsd Stst-E. and calling relating
10 he militia or volunteers r. N ibe States.
hereby spprOsed and II I'll REJECTS lsgslizsd and
made valid. 70 the sSIDe intent and witt To- sane
eject q they bE1 b+eu Issued end done under the
peFioB- -Npress authority and direction % the Cor
gree % the United state
AurrOFed August :. i-6l.
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act except the mayors Of Washington and George
tow shall be, With 'h- eommiss0ners rnenAsrs ex-
oDlcio OF the board Of pOlic. and EMIT tied 80 one
is mae'ings
SIC p. int o Il fyfi,y sHqcd ] hat the sIterin-
tendeDt Of police shall make the oard Of police
quarterly ports 10 writing Of the state Of the oIfc
district with such sisisiies Fad sugFestiots b.
may deem Advisable FOR the improvement Of fAe Dc
lice government aBd niacipre Of said district. and
the board Of police shs annually. ~ before the
first Monday in SoveHuer report in wiring tle con
dinOn OF the police WItbln aid district The
Secretary Of the interior.
SIC. %. ind - 10 tlotav ,agess5 Traf 10 1sem
Der Of The board q police. o. IRE zoe foree
shall rece i've CT - "Tr for s. R-ueG+. under
any preteuce wh9"-Fsr. any preeent. sea eIfao!G
men. tor police rssre= other than the -as-
cry and pay pro 3'ta by tLls set coy. - eos ent
Of tie b. ard % 20 &C.
SIC p. INT u fsys4sv .aar7<a- Thst al vepards
itts p"cfea- ~ gate. ar3 rIno'y usus that Tsg b.
allowed b. fh- board 81 poc+ 80 be paid ard given
i"s tN'raordirarF serycfs of any memt+r o1fhe 10
re- IDTs su9 sll none srlslSg iron the salf Of IN
elainfd goods. FhsH constitute The policeman
fDhd 81 which the board o. police =hz1 - tte aFs
'e- and mss invest ~ taeE- all see fl And "a hen
errr alF member 81 the poice *orce, 20 the aetuaE
ai-cllarze Of i duty. -hsll become brGa'g Disabled
L- hece--arA eEI~H-eF, On tir certificate ofa cumpe
tent -urgtoh- Eating the InaHBer eau-r. and n3nal
ton % he iaJnrg. 81 arEr0Fsa bg the board %
poar+. during he usr Of hi- di-ab!ing af0Tesgid
continue. nay be ..e charge upon the "a fund
I1i ne BOARD q police may oscontlL-e -aIa allow
auc- Tor aBY -atisfsc'ory rsa-on.
= &c -. I'M - ~ fayfhsv sBustsa hat tie board
81 pole -nsa require sn1 make suitabe pr0gisi0Bs
rejecting +rErIy 10 ~ tered into lg liz suIeF-
lnienoen' Of pol C ana by fAe ssTgsauts n police
ana i5I '- taxing 10y number 81 the 20 ice force Of
81 Darn % once and fte registry - tie Wfich
oath 81 oC- may BE- tsfeH be1ore en- coE8Elss jon
o. ponce 10" L. hereby empowered 10 .aeEniDisfsr
* >. ind >s,f trim -rars,a That there h.
ara D hereby. agproprisied out of sny money ~
ts Lfe-AFt D. niLer9l agpr'T y s'ed. 1Or tfe yBT
pose bl carr ~ tbs G into raz G. lneudirg tie
yss me- OF -ast,es aaa 81 o'ier nec--ssry charges
ana ea"eH-"- "ffhs 90 N-'ropr 'sn goiIce % for tie
hesf ending june -. eighteen hundred aud szt7-
80 % acafon 70 fh+ ba.afce q ths afDroprfsfio8
saee D. fA@ &C. approx Fsbusrg twenty. eighteen
hlEHfs1 al2 riAfg- DO for Ihe peusstIgu 81 the
oil, aud amp ana fOr fsesutr poIsoenen. xllieG
IA arc@ - hsTeb directed go - applied "a. pr
poe % fhl- act- tie q sikfs thousau1 dollars
sc - End = ~ tSvrssv sHgst~G. hst all sta*utes
- -fsiufes AID provisions Of IaE 5DcoDslstss.
H9a tie grOEl-OBs o. -hi- act are hereby repealed
Approved August . lssl.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07

Re.oution 10 pay 30 tie gsd0w 0ffhe late steils.
4 Dou Ela- the am0uIr due 20 Inn - . rtAa-S'
a. ia. me of bi- death.
F..l -,,g 10 fl. y raf, and Eonss 81 t'gv'''fsa.'
IN. UHf.g mrs sf aul,rriH 30 faHerfss as"H's
That The Secretary o. ibe iIea-lrs tr ata D. tft'
D61rlag tsfe seuator Of the Ia tied siste- Is
amount 81 compensation due 10 him mp - TIE tlAs
OF BIZ desth. leiig ven hundred aHo AItg 49,
ont ~ any nloF,,y IN the treasury olhersise -
pTopriatec.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07
REsOII TI0NS.

Resolution relative 90 she Nhibition oftbs Incu-
Try OF all Dstions. 10 bs holden IN London u ~
year eighteen hundred ana -iAtv-fwo
EssOlr.d ~ re S,na.> aHa HoHss 0r Hsr-,sszgs
ties fas LnH.s Sat. or -FHs-fru CsVHsvsFs f.
s-7z5lss. hat The Pr-s faeI be- aDd hfrebk EuEr
md 10 take such rnsssGre- Fta 20 tim ZEN .es
20 fgciI'A's proper -eseDtsfIun Of sts iBgu-EA
inteTe-t- Of The lulffd SatsE az she eAhltEGloE q
the iDou-fra Of a. nstsons. 20 he oceu ~ LDBcaI
in tie wear eighteen hundred and sikfy two and ft
-um % tao fh0u-snd dOllsrs J. hereby sppropTlass
tor tie incidental txpeu-es thereof
ApI roved July . 1851.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07

Resolution aufh-rziuE a1 lIal1oh % 'At4sf'
proj,cti'e- for rlara cam o..
E.s1.r.s ta 90, >eunrt aza ffaos. of Af'fs'"ta1
or ~, Talt.g >frfs or Ie-ea 20 toag's' @s''7as-
m, f. ~r,s.sr, , ffle Navy Re. 81 i se h=r- i.
l-,-,g o., arfoEs here .Jame-. 90 r. EEoe1es
Rhode Island r. rife one Of tie large o1dinarf nay
lli. ma - for 10 -oH ing 10 ud sh"f, ard 80 Aatt'
t.- r..rt 10 =eff = Ire question n1 Sc G Tz--
Il, 10 a.. slf-d ", .cfil-s without canger sie Ae'
=. fir+ e. a t-limr1ts mas b. .uiBceut 90 -
certain The re- awe aHd comparative F24ae q tA@
Tlrrf rfilr aud csuHsa fhua rifles.
AturuFe1 Angus g. lsgl-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07

GT Senator Wilson has resigned his
position as colonel f Massachusetts, reg
iment raised by bin, and has entered the
service as a member of Gen. McClellan's
staff.
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person claiming such labor or service shall seek TO
enforce his claim, It shall be a full and sufficient
answer TO such claim that the person whose service
or labor is claimed had been employed in hostile
service against the government OF the ned states
contrary to the provisions of this act.
Approved August s, 1851
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07

e9g- The first battle fought in Kentucky
for the Uaion, resulted in the complete route
of the traitors. May all the others end like
wise, only a little more so.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07

EThe number of rebel prisoners re-
gently sent to Boston is 900 They were
transferred from New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07

erIt Is stated in Louisville tina; Gal
weston PAPER, Oi the oth uItimo, contain
the acknowledgements @. the death OF Sam
Houston. He should have died before he
earned THE name of traitor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-10

WORRK-Don't you know that multi tn de
of human beings turn away from the many
blessings of their lot, and dwell and brood upon
its worries Don't You know that muitItudeS
persistently look away from the numerous pleas
ant things they might contemplate, ana loof'
fxediy, and constantly, at painful anu dlaSIee"-
bic thing? You sit down, my friend IN your
snug library. beside the evening fire. The blast
Is hardly heard through the drawn curtalns.-
Your wife is there, and your wo grown up
daughters. on feel thankful tnat, amer 'ne
hustle of the day, you have the qUtet retfe"'
where YOU may rest and rett yourself toT anoth-
er dav- with It's hustle. But the conversation
coesgn. Nothing is talked of but the faillngs
Hr the servants, aud tho idleDess and lmpudence
of ycur bows: unless indeed, 1t be the superchl-
o,s bow with which Mr.. Snooks that afternoon
passed your wife, and the fact that the pleasant
dinner party at which you assisted the evening
before at Mr. Smiths, has b, en- ascertaned to be
one of the second rate character, his more honor
ed guests having dined on the previous day
Every petty dlsagreeable IN your lot, IN short, Is
brought out turned ingeniOusly III every possl-
bic light and aggravated and exaggerated to the
birhest degree The natural and necessary re
suit follows Az hour or less of this dlclpllne,
brings all parties to a suky and swapping frame
of mind. And instead of the cheerful and thank
full mood in which you were disposed to be when
YOU sat down, you find that your moral nature
is Jared and out of gear. And your wife, Your
daughters and yourself pass into moody, sUIlen
silence over our books-books which you are
not likely for this evening to mush appreciate or
enjoy. Now I put to every sensible reader the
question, whether there be not great deal too
much of this kind of thing. Are there not tami
lies that never spend quit evening together,
without embittering it by rdking up cv7ry un-
pleasat subject in their lot end history!
There are folks who both in their own case
and that of Others seem to find a strange salts
faction in sticking the thorn in the hand farther
in: even in twisting the dagger in the heart
Their lot has its innumerable blessings, but they
will not look a: these. Les the view around IN
a hundred directions be ever SO charming, they
cannot be got to turn their mental view in che
of these. They persist in keeping nose and eyes
at the moral pigsty. Country ParsOn.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-10
BUY A HOME.

THE subscriber offers at Private Sale the fol
lowing Real Estate situate in Cambria County.
to wit:
H;s Mansion Property situate in the West end
Of the Borough of E5ensburg, consisting OF
Square of Ground, having thereon erected com
modious DWELLING HOUSE. large STA
BILE or BARN. and several other Out Buildings,
together with a half Lot of Ground on which
there is never failing Spring of the purest soft
water, from which the House &C., is supplied.
Wants TO dispose of this he intends removing
to another part of the Borough.
ALSO-Three Lots of Ground situate in the
Borough of Summitvlle having thereon erected
a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, two FRAME
HOUSES. and large Stable. Will be sold to-
gether or seperate as may suit purchasers.
ALSO.-A Lot of Ground situate in the
Borough of Loretto, fronting St Mary's
Street and extending back TO st. Joseph's Street,
adjoining Lot of John Troxell on the East, and
Lot of the Heirs of Anthony Litzinger, decd,
on the West having thereon erected a one and
half story FRAME HOUSE, AZ feet in front and
| 90 in depth.
| ALS0-A piece or parcel of land situate in
Cambria township, adjoining the ancient City Of
| Buleau. lands of James and George Mills, Charles
| p Murray, Alex. M'Vicker and others, contain
| ing 81 acres and S3 perches.
| ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate in
| Munster township, bounded by the Ebensburg
and Cresson Rail Road. lands of Peter Kaylcr
(nearly all cleared) having thereon erected a
LOG DWELLING HOUSE AND A STABLE.
ALSO.-A tract of land situate in Washing
ton township, adjoining lands of Jacob Burgoon,
Joseph Criste, Hugh J. M'Closkey and others
containing 800 acres or theTeabOUts. winch viii
be sold in parcels if desired by purchasers.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land situate on the
Pennsylvania Rail Road, near Portage Station
in Washington township, containing so acres.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate il
Summerhill township, bounded by the Pennsl /
vania Rail Road, lands Of the Heirs Of Robert
Finn. decd, Patrick Riley ard others, contain
ing about 90 acres. having thereon erected sever
! NJ DWELLING HOUSES.
ALSO.-A tract Of land situate in Allegheny
township, adjoining lands Of Patrick NPGuir
and others, containing 212 acres and SO perche
and allowance.
ALSO.-A tract of land situate in Chest town
E ship. Clate the property Of Frederick and Mar,
: NJ Schneider, adjoining lands of John Ballwebe
and others, containing $50 acres. more or less,
small portion If which is cleared AMI Thereon
erected CABIN HOUSE.
ALSO.-A0out 1000 acres of land, situate ol
the waters of BlackIick, in Carroll township
which will be sold in lots as may suit purchasers
WILLIAM KITTELL.
Ebensburg, October "a, 1SGO.-4S-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-10
EBgNsBURG HOUSE.

Nhe undersiged having purchased and taken
| possession of the Ebenburg House, (former-
ly occupied by Henry Fuster), will be happy to
receive and accommodate his old customers. and
all Others who may be disposed to patroaize him.
The Proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE. STABLE & other facilities that he can
offer at least as good accommodations as can be
had at any other stand in the place: de Is IN
possession of large supply of the choisest lqnors
with which his bar will be furnished; his table
will be furnished with all tn luxnries of the sea-
son. and he intends by bis hospitality and care, to
merit the patronage Of all those who stop with
him.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ehensburg April, II. 1861. If.