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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

Oh the hoat, and bOdrdefs would DC sgaided
to death instantly. We advise the chivaIry
not to make Commodore Foot any uneere-
inonious visits.
wHIsTLIgG TO KEEP Up ITS COURAGE.
The Richmond Dispatch, of Friday, says;
We again reiterate what we have hun
dred times said, that the subjugation of the
South is impossible; and we would hold the
same conviction if every Southern city in
the Mississippi Valley and on the Atlantic
seaboard were in Yankee hands. The South
is an agricultural people, not dependent up
on its cities, and its vitality and strength
would be untouched if each of them should
fall at once into Yankee hands, or be swal-
lowed up by an earthquake. We are not
quite sure that if the Government should
take the proper precautions to remove the
munitions of war from its cities, and TO
keep the public stores from falling into the
enemys hands, it would even so much as
weaken, in any considerable degree, its
military operations, if the enemy should be
/ permitted to seize and occupy a dozen of
these imagined centers of trade and power,
the cities of the South not enc of which,
happily, has any more influence on the
power, prosperity, and the morals of the
country, than wart on the face of giant.
| s.
We would simply say, in these, the dark
est hours OF Southern fortunes, if the men
of the South should fail here, we would
place her flag and her cause in the hands of
her women, and feel sure that they would
| never yield in battling for their dear native
land, until they had yielded life itself II
they could not avenge our quarrel with
their gentle hands, they would teach theil
children and their children's children, Il
suck in rebellion with their mothers milk
aud avenge their mothers cause. The sons
and brothers CT such women cannot be sub
jugated, nor can they be even overrnn,
the government is as wise and energetic al
the people are brave and resolved.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

REBEL PRISONERS SHoT.-While the rebel
prisoners were embarking for Chicago,
some of them proved refractory, and fire.
quently disobeyed the order to keep in line.
Exasperated with the refractory conduct of
two of them, the guards were ordered to
fire upon them, and the two were thus
killed. subsequently the prisoners evinced
more respect for the orders given them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

HeAp The Richmond Wing complains bit
terly of Gov. Letcher's attempt to levy
troops en- nlasse. 1t says there are more
volunteers than the State is capable of arm
ing, and it sees no necessity for drawing
the boys from their books aud the old men
from their useful Iabors. 80 esq Sc
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STEAMER GOLDEN STATE,
Ems. JouREAL- qenileD,e,, yon MI, :,

Ems. JouREAL- Gentlemen You will con
fer favor by publishing the follow;ns
DRowNED. Supposed to have fallen ovar
board frolaI steamer Golden State, on w,ad-
nesday afternoon, February 2e. 1862 he
tween Curlew, KY, and Shawneetowps m
a man, 'deelS passenger" with pass foupd
in vest pocket, marked Mr.. Singleton. far
Louisville. He said his mother resided. 81
f1ke county, Indiana His carpet bag, now
on board, contains one pair brown Jeaps
pants one white shirt one check shirt one
vest and one froek coat badly worn. lie
- a. that ne shipped aboard Lancaster No
As aeeks hand, was taken sick and dis
charged at Smithland, KY. He is a small
sl4sa man, light hair, with moustacbe and
'nln whiskka ars Very respectfully,
z. R. RUDD, Clerk.
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sSSr The Supreme Judges, who have thus
far called for their advance pay for the cur
rent quarters salary, refused, to take the
demand notes of the Government. These
gentlemen may be good judges of law, but
they are not good judges of money. s7
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sasr hr. Barr, the telegraph operator Of
Louisville, who has been rusticatfng in Fort
Lafayette since last summer, has been re-
lsaseo' upon taking the oath of allegiance.
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neA. The Secesh in Uaiontown actually
believe that we had 10000 men killed at
the storming of Fort Donelson. Il is sim
guitar fact that so soon as man becomes a
seeessienist he is not only incapable of ut
,s,----,--.. -. sszU UuIon. - ea'
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yesterday morning. at O'Clock, Mrs. sAnAH
STREET, aged IS years.
The funeral viii take place from her late resi-
dence on Sixth street, between Vine and Sycamore.
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. The friends
of the family are invited to attend.
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EVANSVILLE RIFnEs. Every member Of
'n's company IS hereby required to meet at
'he Armory tins evening at z o'clock II
IS The regular night for business. Matters
o. much Importance to the company will be
brought before it, and must be- decided :,
once The Freasurer's report win be read
- '''s Oierk- WIN. E. FRENCH
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eas~ II may be interesting to tine ad-
mirers Of that sheet in this region to Know
that the last number of the Nashville
Bowiing-6reen-Louisvills Courier was is
sued on the f5th inst. The editors haze
hereafter It is now called the Nashville
observation-disclosures Courier.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
Delivered In the City, per week.. 10
By mail or In the City, per year GIN advancel 90
FOR WEEKLY
BY mail per year. single subscriber...........Sl %
g 4" club of five Ito one address) 90
ADVERTISING.
For Tsraas see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen our authorized
Agents in the places named:
Dr. Ralston, BoonvilIe, Warrick 90.
Johu M Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey 90.
John r. Dsugherty, Rockport, Spencer Go.
James l.. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90.
John b. Handy, Eewburg, Warrick 90.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Go.
A. b. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot. Poseyville, Posey %.
II. Fl. CJsten, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., Warriok %.
G. p CavRnah, Owensville, Gibson 90.
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nea- The rebel prisoners at Indianapolis
are generously permitted by Gov Morton
to write TO their friends in the South
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SaAp Our readers will bear in mind that
the swift and elegant Courier is the only
packet for Cairo to-day. She is in every
respect a tirst class boat, commanded by eff
Gent and gentlemanly officers. -
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aea- Mr.. Dobell has few copies left Of
Harper for March. II is a choice number
in every respect, and we commend it 10 the
lovers of light literature.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

ss@T Active preparations ara being made
for opening two additional hospitals n this
CITY The City Hotel and Walnut street
House are being cleaned and repaired for
this purpose - 81 -
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Meat Tor Immaculate Ne.

Dir ); F. Elliott has on hand FIVE humid
req pieces Of neal hams and shoulders
when were partially damaged in the late
IRE For immediate use they are equal to
any meat in the market, He proposes to
close out the lot at figures considerably
below the current rates, and We advise all
cali al his Grocery an A,a;,,..,..,.'. -
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aas- The stately Grey Eagle win leave
for Louisville this alternoon. Passengers
bound up stream will fad the Eagle, A
No. l in every respect. e..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

By We publish, in another column of to-
days journal, the inaugural Address OF
Jeif- Davis. 2 1t is, without exception, the
most hypocritical and false paper we ever
read
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

Ssa~ March came in like a lion,9 in
deed. Weswere visited, Saturday and Sun
day, with heavy rains, accompanied by
violent wind. Yesterday was cold enough.
for mid-Winter 16H !If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

eGy- Major Hines of the oath Indiana
Regiment, passed through the city yester-
day He has been appointed Colonel of the
57lh Regiment rice Col. McMullen resigned
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be- Military officers invariably buy
their clothing and equipments at Lyons.
lie sells them such elegant outfits, at such
exceedingly moderate prices. ~
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10 WHoM At MAY CoNcERN.-Persous
=. 70 make arrangements for-L.- G.
mayer 5 terfe Hsnte Ice, during the com
ing season, VIII apply to me- and not to
said Hager EDWARD INerF
Depot Corner.
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lufee comfortable dwellings, containing
SIX rooms each, with all other necessary
9 sSen'ences. Inquire of f. D. ALLEN,
corner OF Market and Bond streets, near
Central Market. BOD
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nfa- The Fanny Bullitt, with cargo of
quartermasier's stores, will leave to-day for
Paducah.
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business OF dress, go to Lyons, v no is SELL
ing clothing at prices that asronish the old
est inhabitants Of the State.
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A Slight Cold,


~ fl Slight Cold
kSsAAaiaA BoLGQh ,,5IoaEseless
fSS1NHsEIgIa or 5Hare l0hFnat,
10bich might Be checked
&GlslAl% 1olth a simple remedy,
if neglected, often terminates seriously.
FetO are a1uare of the tnepoTtay1ee 81
stopping a Tough or Slight
RaLd IN its first stage; that l0h1cb
in The beginning lvo1sJa yield to
mild remedy, If not attended to, soon
ottaclcs the lungs.
RroG1t,z's Bronchial Sr0clzes
1oere first introduced eLeve7o years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best article bgfore the public for
Bouahs, folds, 49ko5zcJzLtLs,
34stknza, LgataFFA, the Haolei'7ly
Cough in Igo1sL4SziltLoIl, and
numerous affections Of the latlLFodtS
qiUir1e- immediate relief
Public Speakers y Singers
will find them efsot1sal for clearing
and strengthening the Uotce.
Sold BY all Druggists and GpsaIsrs
In Medicine, at IS cents per boz.
Sold in:Evansville BY -.
feb5 KELLER WHITE.
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@1HBRFEF s.EER NO. 5 8.

Isy virtue of an order of sac issued ont of the
Office of the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas
of VanderbuTgh county, Indiana, 10 favor OF Good
let Morgan and against Theodore Mingst, ct al, I
will ON
MONDAY, MARCH gath, 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ. ami 4
o'clock r. M of said day, at the door Of the Court
House in the City of Evansville Indiana, offer for
sale at public auction the rents, issue aud pi oits
for the term of seven years of the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Beglnnjp ia tbS, T,as liz a venue and
Avenue one hundred and twenty feet (more or
less), to the of Eleventh street and Seventh
Avenue, thence west three hundred aud eighty
feet, thence north three hundred and twenty feet
(more or less)1 20 the northern boundary OF La
tsco Clty thence east with the line three hundred
and eighty feet 70 the place OF beginning
Aud should said rents and profits not sell for
sHm sufficient TO pay said writ and costs, will at
ne same time and place, or for sale the fee simple
OF said PREMISES
ssssssa GEORGE W0LFLIN, 8. v. q.
Chandler Il Hynes, Plaintiffs Attorneys
=
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BLUEGRASS NURSERIES.
GREAT BARGAINs

"a E.aRRE II o n TN EsNT or
@fR Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Apple Trees,
$40 per hundred Dwarf and Standard Pears from
70 10 40 cents each Cherries from % to 90 cents
each Peaches, Plums, Chestnuts, Gooseberries,
Currants, &C, at low rates. Red Cedar nve 10 SIX
feet, $50 per hundred; Chinese Arborvitae, three
feet, at $50 per hundred Pitch Pine, American
Arborvitse, White Pine, Hemlock, Balsam SIR,
Norway Spruce, Scotch Fir and Juniper, all at low
rates, by M CkISf,
mhsdlt NV Sandersville, Indiana.
WVXTRA sUG.AR CURED Mans
II 5000 extra sugar cured Hams, just receive J.
BAGoN.-5OO lbs Choice Lean Breakfast Bacon
Just received.
Dried BEEF $50 lbs choice canvassed dried
Beef I, 900 lbs uncanvassed do. just received.
SHOULDERS hhds extra sugar cured Shout
ders, just received.
CABBAGE.-2OO choice heads Cabbage.
PARsNIPs.-l5 bushels choice rarsnips.
500 sacks choico fine table Salt.
500 boxes extra fine table Salt
400 reams assorted sizes wrapping paper.
BRAN-750 sacks rich country Bran.
FAMILY FLoUR.-25 bbis choice family
| Flour.
ROAST RYE AND BARLEY -, goo lbs prime
roasted Rye aud Barley ready for use.
| oNIoNs.-20 bbls prime Onions, at
mb3 IT, A. COOKS.
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Of the boat, and bOarders would be soalded
to death instantly. We advise the chivalry |
not to make Commodore Foot any uneere-
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SEF-gTTS SAFES
JOS BEHE.
-. S-nnnl B. a-l.

By virtue oi su-GTy WTitS of Neul. ExpCn
issued Uut # tile Court 81 Common Pleas #
LaIE 5T.a county. all 10 ne directed. there
viii 1e exposed u Pubic Sale a, the MAN
SION HOUSE. IN gchn>tuWn, or Saturday
tire iltR day Of October next. ~ ore O'Clock
p. NJ. the following Real Estate 10 Wit:
Al the ri-ht. title and Interest OF tie
,jULu~trWli Wooden Manufacturing { .mpz-
Uy. %. Ia and 10 a lot II parcel uf ground.
situate n Eeruvilie. Cambria c. uu-y, front
lu- uine 90 rods On DIbelt street. thence
ui'.e rods ai,.ng an alley. thence by lot f
luSeph Lir:imeT I3ne roCs. thence by Jack
Il street nine rods 10 the place II beoiI>
uiug having thereon erected a large three
sJ.ry b:ick lulidiug forty by sixty feet AMI
an ,lgi4e house attached. together with
machinery AID fixtures. Taken IN execu-
ton aGG l. te sold II the suit Cf Jacyb
~ru'zu.en- Admir-. uf Jacob Stutzman, deed
au3 john Perks.
-i.sa-All the right. tale and inielest (
Samuel Ripple. 81. IN and 70 a piece or par
-yi nf land situate IN Rilhiaili township.
Cambria county. adjoining lands II George
D~ri~. Joseph Hose. Martin Mcdonald and
others. containing two hundred AID hits
acres more or less. ahCnt sixty acres Cf
which are cleared. having rlereun erected \
cabin house and log barn. now in the occU-
pancy Of tie said Samuel Ripple T-ken
in cUtion ana TO be s0ld at the suit #
Nelson FIail-
-Iso-AIl tie right. title ard iu:erez; {
Ellen Ma~iersun. +. IN and TO two lots f
zr.una. situate IN the Borough Of Mi,lviil".
Cambria comfy. numbered sixty ana sixty
aue, marked ard numbered in the plan {
Christian Ihmsen. fronting 3S feet each or
hath SO feet On Canal street and extending
hack % Railroad embankmeut adjoining lot
". - IN the west. now uuoccupied- Ia
ken IN execution and 70 be sold IL the suit
f John NCDeritr.
JOHN BCCK Sheriff.
Sept 81. 1862 -i2-3t.
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mitted and not entitled to vote therein.
then. on conviction. he shall be sentenced to
pay fine not less than one hundred. nor
more than one thousand dulisrs. aud impri-
sonei not less than SIX months nor more than
two years"
Pursuant to the provisions contained in
the Act first aforesaid. the Judges of the
aforesaid districts shall respectively take
charge Of the certificate or return uf their
respective districts. and produce them at a
meeting IF one Judge from each district. at
the { ut House IL the Borough "f Fhens-
burg,Gn the 3ri dav slterthe Gav OF election,
being Friday hc I7fh day uf October. \. D.
1852 then and there to do and perform
those duties rc1uir'.! uf them hy law.
And further. if arS Judge, by sickness gr
unavoidable accident is unable Ia attend
said meeting Of Judges. then the certificate
or return afn- c>aid shall be taken charge Of
by one of the Inspectors or clerks Of the
election Of tine same district, who shall do
and perform tie duties of said Judge un>
able to attend.
Given under ny hand at my cftice in
Eban burg. the 4th day of September. ia
the wear Of our Lord ore thnussni eight
hundred and sixty two. and If the Indepcn-
deuce of the United States the eighty
seventh. JOHN BUCK. Sheriff.
Sept. 10, 1862.
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GrE.aas' Co1.rt sale.

10y VIRTUE Of AN ORDER issuing
: out IT the Orphans c .urt of Cambria
county. auG to ne direct Il. there will be cx
Pose,i 10 sale by public vcudue IT cutlery, on
the premises. "n Saturday. the ith day "f
October ueNg (lo5z) "a; one o'ciuck. 4. n.
Gle following described real estate of Sarah
l.nlrAer. late of Washington township. Can.
3 ii county. deceased. Z" ui,:
Certain real state situate in Washington
township. said county, ali lining lands #
Tomas H. Prrtef's hears. JON R-"wu
CliriS>I Sharp amt others. containing 81
acie~ and 9 lercHeS strict measure about
fifteen IF which are cleared. laviu. thereon,
erected three two story frame dwelling
houses. and frac'c stable.
TEEMS.-0uc ti.irl of the purchase none,
ou confirmation of sale and the balance e..
two equal annual payments thereafter with
interest. to be secured by the bonds and
mortgage uf the purchaser. on the premises.
JOSEPH CHRISTIE. Executor.
Washington tp- Se.t. 10, 1862 4t
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Trustees sale.

nY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER issued out
ED IF the Orphans Court Of Cambria
county. and t. me directed. / viii expose n
sale at public vendue OF cutcry. at tine Count
House IN El,er~huTg. Oh Monday. the Tbir>
teenth dav of Octoher next. (ls62l. a. cEe
o'clock +. n. the following deserted Real
Estate Il Maria Jane Moore, late Of Cambria
county, deceased, TO wit:
A certain lot Of groaUd situate a q e
Eastern enc IF the Borough Of Enensburg.
containing about one acre and quarter Il
land. having thereon ct, cted 10y dwelling
house weather~baarled. and a log stablv,
now occupied by Mrs Mary June>. lwidow). }.
AMI formerly u,el as a toll house
TEEMS-Oue ihird Of the purchase money
to be paid IN cash: one :hiri IN one year.
and the remaining third in two years; the
two last payments TO bear interest from tie
date # sale. aud 10 be secured by bond and
murtgage GA the premises.
DANIEL O. EVANS. Trustee.
E5easburg, Sept. 10, 1862 1t
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Bay your Goods al Altoona.

i LONG experience has fully convinced
~ Iuc that the CASH SYSTEM Is THE
BEST. both for merchant and consumer !;
auh tor the futu.e / am determined to do
entirely a CASH AMI ONE price business
| have Just returned from the cities of New
York and Philadelphia. with the latest and
cheapest assortment "t Goods over bought
Western PcnuSy ivaIIia. 1t would. here, re-
quire top much space 10 enUncrate all cf
the different articles | now propose to whole
sale "r retail; hUt I invite attention To a
few of the rare goods seldom brought t. tie
country. M"riauta Silks. Back Silks. Fnu-
iar,iS, Dcbergcs. Schaliies Ginghams, Tick
iug~. Brown and ;Ieackel VI u~iius. TaDle
Napkins, Table DiarerS, DucalS Delaine>.
Cnmbric>, Checks. G:"ves. Reps, popliuS,
Prints, Linens, Hosiery. Cashmere. Cotton
aieS, Nc Boots and Shoes. Of every des-
cript;un f1r Ladies. Misses. Men and b. = ::
CArpetiug of many varieties. RANGING in
price from twelve aud n-half cents upwards:
Oil Cloths. Window Shades. Wall Paper :
Spaiug Wagons fuI Children. and Groceries
of al! kinds. such a. the best Syrup Mo'aS-
So. on Go cents per Gallon, 2d class only
80 cents, Sugars at 10. ! / and lII cent
per To. Coffee. Tea. Spices. Salt. Fish.
Soap. Candies. &c. QIecn>ware and Glass
ware. such aS Wedgewond's celebrated Iron
Stone I'' Sets Fnrtv SiX Pieces, only g 81.
emma SIS complete. only SI2. Chamber
S,is. f.. III SIS upward. Fruit Stands,
Cake Stands. Jsily Dishes, Pleserve Jars.
G.,'ie;>. Tum' ier~. &c, &c.
,.,uli respectfully invite the public to
cali aud ex 2IEiue my stock before CONCLUDING =
80 purchase cl-cu here. as feel cruti.ient
that l -..I convince them that It l. cheaper
+" huv For CASH han ON CREDIT: and
a.ss,. t,,as nay stock j. worth an rxamiUa-
ton. Il. y o KERR.
AiL...na. p. : 1T 3. 1872.
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ONPIANA, COUKr SALE.

By virtue f au order Issuing out f the
Orphans Court of Cambria Cunty and To-
me directed, th'rc viii be exposed Ia sale
* public vrndue "r outcry. ou the premi e..
in Iuln,,own B.rough. IN said county. Oh
Saturday. the 25th day of October next.
{lS62) at one "'clock p. NJ. the fnl'owiu.
described Teai estate If James Duncan. late
of said C..uurN. deceased. tn wit A Huus,
aud LIT - G".uud known aS lot No Is
on Napoleon Street ia Krruvilie. now
5th ward. ! hustown Burouch; (per Hay hes
plan of said town of Kernville)
TERMS :-One third Of the purchase
money to be paid in Cash one third in one
wear. and tire other third To- be paid at the
death uf Sarah Duncan. the widow of Jas
Duncan. deceased. the latter two payments
with their interest payable annually. TO lie
secured hv bond AMI mortgage on the prem
iSes. The last payment, being the share
Of the widow. shall remain IL flc bends of
the purchaser. during Ter natural lile. and
the interest there, shall Ice annually and
regularly paid to her. and at her decease the
said last payment shall lie paid to persons
entitled to receive it. SARAH DUNCAN,
Administrative, etc.
Belsan0. Sept. 10th 1862. At
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NOTICE To TEACHERS.

An examination Of School Teachers will
he held at The House of jerome Platt. in
SuSquehana Township on Friday the 9th
day of September. 1862. commencing at
one o'clock P NJ. for the purpose Of sup
plying the School in said district. with CON-
petent Teachers. Four Teachers are want
et! to whom liberal wages will he paid.
The County Superintendent will be pres
ent.
II School to commence on the first day
Of October and to continue four months.
By order of the Bard.
f. BEARER. Socretarv.
Su quehsna township. Sep. 10th. 1852
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DBY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER # the
z , Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county to me directed there VIII be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcry. at the
Mansion House in the Borough of Johns
town, on Saturday the Eleventh day of Oc
tobcr, 1862. at two O'Clock. p. n. \ GER
tam lot of ground in the Borough of Johns
town. in said county. which is bnuuden and
described aS follows. viz: Beginning at a
post on Franklin street in said Borough.
which is corner of lot of the heirs of
John Dibcrt decd. and Jane Vail. thence
bv the line If said Franklin street twenty
two feet nine inches to- a post. thence by a
line running back through the lot of the
sud Jane Vail 10 Bau>Inan alley, thence
along said allev. twenty-five feet and nine
inches to the corner of a lot of the heirs Of
John DIbert, decd. thence by the line Of
said lot to place of beginning. 1t heing
part Of lot number six. No. 6. on Liver
goods Plan Of said Borough.
To be sold at the suit of Jane Vail.
against Thomas Test and Samuel Good.
TeTms-Cash. JOHN BUCK,
Sept. 10. 1862. Trustee.