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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-13
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDE WALK.

Juno 6, IS63.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by tie Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the owners of lots parts Of
lois fronting Oh or adjoining the southeast side of
Vine street, from Third to Fourth streets, in
said City, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade and that they cause a
sidewalk of Class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order. "A PFAFFLlN. Clerk.
Clerks Office June IL, 1868.
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NEW BOOKS.
HARPER's PICTORIAL HISTORY OF

HARPER's PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE
GREAT REBELLION.
LESLY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR.
SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE WAR, re-
printed from the Richmond Edition.
MCCLELLAN FROM BALLS BLUFF TO
ANTIETAM. by Geo. " likes.
NATIONAL TAX LAW, amended March, 1850
CONSCRIP ZION LAW, Gully cents.
BIBLES, with Photograph Album.
DOUAY BIBLES.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
opn-p TO prpaup aTnr WAX

June 6, 1st3.-And now it is herrby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the of all lots parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the southwest side
of First street, from Mulberry to Gum streets,
in said City, cause the side walks thereon
to be repaired within thirty days from the publ
alton of this order
..-s Il. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office June II, 1868.
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AsTROLOGY.

MADAM ODER, THE HEALING MEDIUM
WI and AstroIogist, has taken Rooms the
Washington Hotel, wheTr she can be consulted by
all who DESTROYS of knowing their fate She
will give names and ages Of any inquired for Gem
tleman. She will treat Diseases by Spiritual
Agency. She will also deliDiate character from
likenesses. She remains in the City only few
days b je9-6t
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRpER TO REPAIR SIDEWALKS.

June G, 1885, And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the of all lots parts of
lots fronting or adjoining the northeast side of
First street, from MULBERRY 10 Gua streets,
in said City cause the sidewalks ereon be re-
paired within thirty days from the publication of
this order. A. PFAFFLIN. Clerk
Evansville. June II, 1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

June 6, l Co. And now it is hereby ordered
aud directed by the Common Council ofthe City OF
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the mort west side OF
Vine street from Third to Fourth street in
said City, cause the side walks thereon 10 be re-
paired within thirty days from the publication
of this order.
4. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office. June II 1858.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDE WALK

ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDE WALK
June 6, 1S63.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of tho City of
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the south west side of
Second street, from Division to Elm street. in said
City, cause the side wal Ks thereon to be brought
TO the proper grade, and cause side walk of Class
No. 2, TO be laid down theron within thirty days
from the publication of this order.
A PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office. June u. 1861
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INTELLIGENCE OF FlCE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED a,
i Intelligence Office on Third Street, four dOol
west Of the Washington Hotel, where he will ga
line JOHN WAYMAN.
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HOME INTERESTS.

LUNCH = Another fine lunch this
morning at the St Nicholas. A sumptu-
GUS affair.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Mowers and Reapers for
Sale.
VTTE HAVE AN ASSORTMENT OF BUCK
wv EYE MOWERS and REAPERS on hand,
which he will sell reasonable terms. Also,
Kirby's Combined Mowers and Respers at manu-
tacturers prices. KRAFT & HEILMAN.
June l, lees
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Clerks Office, :
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u. s.
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GROCERIES.

J1TEsTERN RESERVE CHEESE-25 boxes
w Just received, Tor sale low Ivy
my29 5. T.. GILBERT & Co.
NO Sycamore street.
DEAREL BARLY-IO half barrels Pearl Barley
L mh26 II. A. COOKS.
d RoOMs-20 dozen extra fancy Brooms; 20 doz.
ID Common Brooms, just received per steamer
/" Lady Franklin" and Tor sale by
APPS yICKERY BROS.
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n Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
N virtue of preeept issued by the Mayor of the
City of Evansville and 10 me directed, will sell
at public auctio at the door of the Court HOUSE
in said City, Thursday, the 18th June, IG o'clock
a NJ, the following Lots or parcels Of Real Estate,
or so much thereof as may be Necessary to pay the
amount charged and assessed against said Lots re-
specify ly for the costs and expenses of making
sidewalk improvements upon sa id Lots together
with the costs of SALE and that the said sale will
continued the next day thereafter, viz: Fri
day, the 26th of June, at 10 O'Clock a. m at the
same place for the purpost of selling such property
as may have been sold on the day above mentioned
and not paid for:
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Lot No. 1, Block Is, John Shanklin owner, SIS IS
Lot MOI, Blk p, Baker & (iarvin, owners 50
Lot No. II, Blk 81, Allis & Walker owners, II
Lot No, Is, Block 81, Robert Early owner, IT
Lot No. 10, Block 81, Robert Early owner, 4 II
BATTELL PLACE -s
Lot No II, Blk l, AIlis Walker owners, % 80
Lot No. Is, Bl'k 1, do do do 10 $50
Lot No. 10, BIZ do do do 6i9
Lot No.'2o, Blk /, do do do 6 10
Lot No. q, Blk l, do do do 10
Lot No %, Blk /, do do do 6 10
Lot No, p, Blk 1, do do do 70
Lot No. q, Blk !, do do DO Is 4J1Z
WILLIAM G B0EPPLE
je1I-2w Collector of tho City of Evansville.
!
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WANTED.

100 600 POUNDS OF WOOL, FOR
lOO. OOOi-which l will pay the highest
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COLLECTCR,S SALE

Collectors Sale of Real Estate for the pavnept
of The costs and expenses OF Sidewalk Improve
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER A BRICK EIDE WALK.
June 6, 1S63.-And now i. is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts
of lots fronting aijoiDinG the southwest side OF
Centre street, from Pine to Lett streets,
in said City, cause the said side walks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk of Glass No. l., to bc laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order. a. PFAFFLlN, Clerk.
Clerks Office June II, 1853.
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- NIL rh~-tv naasod down last
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NASHVILLE COTTON YARNS 20 Bag
NJ r l. I.--- ~ ro- 81
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Peace.

1t having been vociferously asserted
time after time, that the New York Tiri-
Lune is i'll favor of an drn,iStice with the
Rebels. that journal embraces the oppor-
tunity to set itself righ, on the record =
US follows: I'VE have ever been in favor
OF a just Peace at the earliest practicable
moment, and stand just there to-day
An armistice would protect the anxietics,
uncertainties and burdens of War to TO
possible purpose. In our judgment, no
Peace is now attain able but calling out
The Uniformed Militia to hold Washing
ton, the Forts aud the river, and sendirg
all orr Volunteers to tho trout, would
very probably enable our Generals to beat
,he Rebel armies in short, resolute,
energetic campaign. We are for putting
forth all our strength aud beating the
Rebels If they beat us instead, We would
..aeknowledse sLe corn" To-dry. VIC
would make 20 peace, even if we were
ready to consent to disunion because the
Rebel chiefs wonid insist on the surrender
Of Tennessee, West Virginia, Missouri,
and perhaps even Kentucky. We are for
an early Peace and VIC deprecaie Cop
perhcad triumphs as interposiag new
obstacles to any peace that is net absolute
National ruin. Do you ccmprehcnd Us
s.g q
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sufiieien. skiruishing with the enemy to
remind them that these are times of war.
Gen Pryor has been reinforced, but,
owing TO political difficulty with Jeifer-
son Davis and his military advisers, will
NOT probably be allowed to make any
demonstration against the "reticent and
harmless Yankees about Sntl"lk. In
the Department OF North Carolina all Is
quiet Ger. Foster is again In command,
and has a considerable force-not sufil-
cient, however, as yet, to make any I'M
portant incursicn, except IN co operation
with General Hunter in the attack upon
Charleston and Savannah. This is now
imminent On the eth the troops were
ready to embark, and the next steamer
viii probably bring news OF The assault
The arrival. of an iron clad gunboat,
which is already en- route from Fortress
Monroe, will be the signal for attack
Then the iron clad feet will be ready
and their invulnerability will receive th
most severe test which has yet bee
applied 1t is not well to be too sanguin
Of the result of this movement. ThI
iron clads will be compelled 20 take
position where they viii receive the com
ceutrated fire of nearly two hundre}
pieces of ordnance Much will depend
upon the success OF the means employed
to remove the distractions to the nayiga
ton of the harbcr, and when free acccs
can be obtained, the concentration OF
ordnance will have but little effect iIl
detaining the Monitors III their mission
If they succeed in passing Fort SumpterI
the cradle Of -he rebellion viii be at thei
mercy, and the reduction of the bat,erie:
will be a question of time merely. Bef0r;I
many days in all probability, the din o
battle will reverberatc from the heights O
Vicksburg, TO be echoed by Roseerans
artillery in Tennessee, and to proloug its
peal in the harboI of Oh arleston.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

By yirtne of an Alias order of the o,,,
Court OF Cambria county. TO US direct.d' .Al' "a
will be exposed to public yendur or a,''; Ae';
on the premises, on SATURDAY. the NV
APRIL next. at one o'clock, T. n an
right. title. AID interest of Jane Ann. NJ. We
ret and Marietta, minor children of lyiIis'
w Roberts. deceased. Of, in and 10. tba ee
lowing described Real Estate, to Wit '''
All that certain piece or parcel of land .
uate in the townships of Summerh;p =.
Cambria, in the county of Cambria ard S.+
IF Pennsylvania, bounded and descriLo5
follows, to wit /: Beginning at a post g..
East .l4s pcrehes 10 a beech thence n,
lOls pcrches TO beech : thence e.,
peTchcs TO beech thence South. .lGl ns.
es to Il post thence West % perches ;.
post !. thence North Sc degrees West. - p.,.,
es to a post; thence South. 100 percbas
the place of beginning; and containi,~r
bundled and ten (ll0) acres and seyep,1 ~
(7I) perches, and allow &c
Also, All thai certain piece or parcel ofI,.
situate in the townships of Summerb;u
Cambria, in the county of Cambria afors.srI
bounded and described as follows. 10 ~;
Beginning at a hickory. on the SoBth- ~.
corner Of said tract, thence North 80 perrI-
10 chestnut: thence east, by lanl Of ~
Roberts, Sr., II perches To ii post; tbsr-
South, by land of David VI Davis 81 perl
TO the South-W est corner of said Davis -
thence West, III perches to the place +,
beginning; containing twenty-five l22l ar,.
or Whereabouts, with the allowance. &c
also, all that certain piece or parcel Of l,,,
adjoining the premises last shove dcscriIe5
being situate in the townships and cnn.,-
aforesaid, and continuing seven (7) acre. al
eightyone s6l) perche and allowance.
Terms of Sale One third Of he rur-L.
money On confirmation of sale. and the lsl,r.
in two equal annual payments, to be secgr.
by the bonds and Mortgage Of the purrlss,.
jobs WILLIAMS.
Gaaraian Cf Jane -4hn aud Margaret Rabs.
WILLIAM DAVIS.
Guardian If Marietta RoJrl
March . ISES.
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The CONSUMPTION k8ill.

On the first page of our paper we pub
lish synopsis Of the Conscription Bill
which passed the Senate with scarce a
breath of opposition, and after few
unimportant alterations passed the House
by large majority. The bill is sweeping
in its details, and embraces men of all
classes, colors, and professions, with few
necessary exceptions.
We take it for granted that it will be
furiously assailcd by the copperheads,
because it gives them no chance for
dodging, and they must now furnish their
quota CT soldiers. Its necessity is obvious
at a glance, because about the first of
June the term of the two years men from
New York. aud the nine months men
from other States will expire, which will
take from the army about three hundred
thousand men; and the copperhead lead
ers have been SO busy for the last year
announcing the wax and the Administra-
ton, telling the people that this is an
Abolition war. a war for the negro, aud
not for the Cnion, and so using their
efforts to prevent men from volunteering.
that it is impossible to fill up the ranks
otherwise, than by drafting. These same
copperhead leaders by their lying declara-
tions that it was the object of the Repub-
lican party to make the black the equal
of the whites, created a prejudice in the
public mind against employing black
soldiers, and the A ADMINISTRATION having
no other resource, is now compelled to
resort to conscription, or assent to the
overthrow of the government.
Men will now naturally inquire, why
should our race be exposed to suffering
and disease. when the African might
endure his equal share of it? Is it wise,
is 1t humane to send our kindred to bat
tie ard to death when You might have
put the colored man in the ranks, and
let him bear part of the conflict between
the rebel and his eneranchised slave p
Why should these bloody graves be filled
=, i our relatives rather than with the
property of traitors slain by their own
masters, who, in their turn, would fall by
the hands Of The oppressed ~
Ask your copperi,ead neighbor if he
can give a satisfactory answer TO these
questions We confess we cannot lie
may tell you, that our soldiers will not
fight in the same army with negroes. But
do you believe tha. our soldiers would rot
in the swan,ps of the peninsula, or face
the death bearing heights Of Frdericks-
burg, and be buried in trenches there,
rather than see it doue BY colored sold
iers: Ifyou DO, then the copperheads
are right aud we are wrong.
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Dssy- The Rel ell Secretary of War max es

B<ss- The Rel ell Secretary of War max es
some very important adm 'ssions in his
last report, regarding the stringency of
the blockade, aud the difficulty Of obtain
ing supplies forthe srlny. apprehcnds
no difficulty OF Obtaining a suificicncy Of
arms aud ammunition, but the question Of
subsistence is an alarming one. The
harvests OF Ike past season have not
generally proved prcpi'ious, and notwith
standing the much larger breadth of land
devoted to the culture oil cereals and forage.
the product III many extensive districts is
below tie average.
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Emancipation Endorsed in Eng
land.

The Emancipationists of England have
at length given. an enthusiastic endorse
ment to the Emancipation proclamation Of
resident Lincoln, Notwithstanding the
effor: of the Times and the aristocratic
classes to misrepresent popular feeling on
The subject On the night of Thursday,
Jan. 29th, one of the largest and most
enthusiastic assemblages ever collected in
Exeter Hall gathered for the purpose OF
endorsing the proclamation. The name
OF the President was received with iui-
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say- Richmond papers of the 9th inst.
Contain telcgrams from Savannah, announc-
ing another attack Oh Fort McAllister on
the 3d. Three iron clads and two uorters
opened on the Fort. and succeeded in dis
ulounting an Sired, coun,biad and wound
ing two nien-according tn the Rebel
report The attack wae continued nearly
all night but was lot renewed next day
] ae teri IS said 20 es irji,ied.
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D ABROAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Gam
& = bria county, Pa. (Near Penna, Railroad
Station) JAS. ID. HA&ILToN sfrspT,iis,f3i'a n 'ay1w.l


Edly for the extension OF slavery.
Mr.. Hughes followed denouncing the
Times for its misrepresentation Of the
American cause, and its sympathy with
the shareholders rebellion. He then cited
the evidences of Il persistent effort on the
part Of the Shareholders to extend the
institution, and their avowed desire for u
re-opening Of the slave trade Mason and
Slidell were alluded to as ''too unimpor-
tant' for examination and Mr.. Mason
charged with the authorship of the Flu
gitive Slave act Mr. NJ, who was pres
ent, was evidently indisposed to rentilate
lis orators. The speaker also defended
Cassius Clay against the abusive attacks
to have thorough knowledge of Ameri-
can affairs, having lived in this country
from 1881 to 1888, attempted to offer an
amendment to the resolution, but the
meeting was not disposed to listen. At
the intercession Of the Chairman he was
finally permitted to air his minute infor-
nation on American affairs, beginning by
the lying assertions tha: at the time of
his visit 1.-The inevitable disruption of the
Union was spoken of asa mere question
of time, and that the present war was
merely for Northern predoniinence. His
amendment was to the effect that the
emanci patton proclamation was unconsti-
tuional, melted to a war Of races, and
was diabo;cal and vindictive decree !;
that the recognition of the Confederacy,
"scoatd ultimately secure the freedom Of the
staoe.' BY what species of deduction
the wcll-informed Ficlde reached this con-
cluslon he did not mention. The amend
ment had but few supporters, and the
original resolution was carried almost
unanimously. hev. Newman Hall also
spoke warmly in favor Of the resolution
Mr. Taylor, NJ. r. for Leicester, offered
a resolution indicative of the hearty sym
pathy of the meeting with the Union
cause, and commended the proclamation
as the most effective means of crushing
the rebellion. Mr.. Ludlow called on the
workingmen of England to rally around
the cause of the North, '..s the cause of
freedom and of the workingmen." Among
other speakers in the open air meeting
was Rev w. ID. Haley, of Boston, one of
Burn,ide's chaplains.
The meeting at Exeter Hall is sisnif.
cant, as the first concerted effort of the
working men OF England to protest
against, and nu.liiy as far as possible, the
pro-slavery sympathies and demonstrations
of the aristocracy. The voice of the
working men of England is not felt as it
should be in the councils OF the nation,
but 10 Parliament has yet dared to act
In dctiance of this class. The true posi-
ton OF affairs in this country must vet be
known to the masses in England, not
withs;an 1ing the efforts Of the Times and
and with this knowledge will grow that
in England TO The cause of the
slaycocracy, upon which our people once
rcchened - confidently.
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CITIZEN.
Apology.

No paper was Issued from this Office
last week, by reason of a severe indisposi-
ton of one of the members of the estab-
lishment. Our patrons will readily excuse
us. Sickness, like accidents, ,oW occur in
the best regulated families May the
like not happen soon again.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.-

Il James Purse, agent for the Blair count
and Lycoming Mutual Fire Insurance Con.
panieS, Johnstown. Pa.
BSG5- VIII attend promptly to max 'ng n.1.
rance in any part of Cambria county up.i
application by letter or in person.
Ebcnsbur March 18th. lS63-tf
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every man as according to his merits, and
Black soldiers will prove most effective
cumbatants Of the SHAREHOLDERS Rebel
lion.
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smu John f. Potter, of Wisconsin, has
been appointed by the President Cows
No; u Dacetuls Territory.
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EsTArE OF JAMES TREXITP

ENSTATE OF JAMES TRENiER
H DEc'D.-Norice i hereby given 10 al
persons interested that the Appraisement Or
certain property OF James Trexler, deed fa
apart :or his Widow has been fled in ,s.
Registers Office, at Ebensburg, and VIII D..
presented to the Orphans Court for apprOya
the 26th day OF March. inst
f. F. LYTLE, Registor
Registers Office. March, 9th lsGs-3,
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4 RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, II.

A RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
"A The subscriber having leased, re-6tted
and newly furnished the ''Ebensburg House.
is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally. The House has always
been favorite fcI visitors during the Summer
season, and / viii spare no pains in mixing it
an agreeable home for all sojourners. Wy Ia
BILE viii always be luxuriously supplied from
the markets OF the country and the cities. NY
BAR viii be filed with liquors of choice
brands. Ny STABLE is attended by Careful
hostlers, and my charges viii be such as to
suit all. Expecting TO receive a share ofsPat-
ronace, and fully intending to deserve 1t,
hereby throw open my house to the public
HENRY FOSTER-F
August 25, le59:tf.
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4 DMlNISTRATORS NOTICE
IA Letters of administration on the e>'.
OF Mary Rager. late of jackson Up. CaihD,a
county, having been granted to the unae''a I'm,
ed, 10y the Register of said county, all per-,
indebted TO said eState-are reqncsled 10 ",
payment, and those having claims ar dehi'|
against the same TO present them 20
GEORGE SHAFFER. Ad"'
Jan. %, ls6i.-6t.
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RsSs- Blank summons, Rlank Suo! =,
Blank Executions, Constable Returns
for sale ~ this .fct
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TAVERN LiCENsE.

Michael kearns, Croylc township Christian
kriegcr, Sd ward. Johnstowp David GriFia.
Johnstown c. X ). Zimmerman Johnston.
Adam Schrack. Johnstown Frederick Mile.
Gallitzin: Adam kettcring. YOder TOWNSHIP.
Andrew Z. Baker, Carrolltown Borough ll.
na Maria kurtz. lSt Ward, Conemaugh Boz.
ough; john Smith, Alleg heny township,
Patrick M'Hugh, Munster township: Wn
Bott, Sd ward. Johnstown.
j. MDONALD, Clerk
OificH Of Clerk Quarter Sessions,
j.benshure. February 70, I lSG3.
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T ICENSE NOTICE
March l2 1868.

IL The following named persons have fs,
Petitions in the Office of the Clerk Of Quart,
Sessions of Cambria county for Quar-. MI
Tavern License. To wit: