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, 1863-04-24

New York, April e3.-The Ltrald's Wash
Cen Gordon las reached here. Hc states
that the Government Engineer who WAS
charged with the duty Of inspecting the iron
elads, reported on the day after the batt1c: in
Charleston harbor, that they were fit for fm-
mediate service.
Mr. Wording, agent Of the G overnmcnt to
supcrinteud tic sale OF lands on st. Helena
Island, reports that not above township has
BEEN sold, while the ferries, timber lands and
the town Of Beaufort are reserved Tor cduca-
tional purposes. Purchases we're made by
ciei1iane, officers, and by combinations Of ne
grocs. Contrabands under forty-fve have
been conscriptcd by Gen. Hunter, and negroes
who are over that age are hiding in the woods.
lest they may be taken to be under that fis5-
ure. The lands are now mostly cultivated by
women, rho arc dissatisfied at tho absence
Of their husbands, brothers, &c.
, 1863-04-24

stroyec by Farragut; and l,y this route is
to be reached the most vulnerable side of
'icksburg. If indeed that place still dis
appoints the dispatches and holds out,
Gen. Grant will now be in the best possible
position to "movc on the encmy's works."
Which We hope he niay do. Still we in
cline TO the belief that he will find the
works vacant when he reaches them. It
is our opinion that something has happened
on The Lower Mississippi which will mod
crate the joy Of our home rebels ut Sher-
mans election, and will make that small
pleasure resemble the giving Of sugar
llpm to 4 man about to be hung.
, 1863-04-24

uar1 .cr, for May, has pleasant article
witch viii be quite the reverse Of anodyne |
in its nature. to nervous male strcet-walk~ |
t1s uftcr dark, and quiet families that hold
burglars in perpetual nightly horror. 1t is
nothing less than the Science OF Ga7roting
ri,n illustrations, and Burglary made clear
ly wood cuts. We read it, and carry the
lrst para.lcl at once. We are ready to be-
7icve, from our dispatches, that Nicksburg
Las been garrotcd. As to how, let US ex-
:lmine. Your stout, elderly gentleman,
rlctlor:c OF habit and purse, is not an easy
prcy to direct attack. He may show
Ecllt and call ior help, and otherwise re-
lard the coyeed process Of possession. The
.-arrctc1 Understands this. lie lets alone
direct colxcn:ion befure it be meddled with.
By s.arp, quick movement in the dark,
&c shuts of the stout mans wind, has his
:rri about his throat, and presently it is all
p;1r y .lh stout man.
When thc..dispatchcs recently assured us
that Ticksburg was beng evacuated, We
d;strusted it. VIC could Iot see any cause
Jor the stout man to throw away his wallet
in advance. When Gen. Sherman went
openly, and blindlv, too, in upon the stout
7nan, there was stout fight, and nothing
lut hsrd knocks gained. (1Yc do not here
refer to Knox the newspaper co1rtspon-
Gent whom Gen. Sherman SO thoroughly
Eaiitd on that occasion, that it has cost
Linn infinite pains since to get rid Of tim-)
We were ready to believe that the stout
man would be assailed the second time
Indeed to drop the gar1oting figure, as he
7:as Only stout tllicf, holding what never
belonged TO lin, the key 10 the a1ississip-
nj, any rough treatment needed to dispos-
scss and rout him should be common jus.
lice, as well as highly military.
Eut when Gen. Grant slips lis military
und naval arr, about Vicksburg's throat
and Admiral Farragut delivers sound
blow Just below the waistband, we sec
1hat N;cksburg's wind is impedcd andlost
and sic just where stout man would be
with tic "nasty mans" wrist on hi:
5onlu,n At1ami. (Sec Harper for May
page 7ce) We are ready now to belicy'
that tic rebels are falling back from Vicks
burg, :nd that the Mississippi is at las
Open, At least at that point. The backbon
II the Confcderacy is now indeed broken
:rd The rich SPINAL marrow made up Of
contraband trade Of millions, for the pas
many months, poured freely up from I'll
Southwest into the Confcderacy, has los
its continuity, ,and runs into the GROUND
II is cut clean as with knife, By our pa
trolling gunbo.ts, that now hold the gait
10 The Red River country.
But leaving MI discussion Of possibl
results already developed at yicksburs
our dispatches make it certain that Ger
Grant and Admiral Porter have secon
lime run tho blockade, on Monday nipl
aaking fifteen transports straight under Il
rebel batteries. Cut-o1s have failed, c,
mails have proved deluslon, and now III
been achieved that upon which success
that theatre of war has waited
The land and naval force are now
New Carthage below Vicksburg, with Il
'Warcnton batteries already previously d
, 1863-04-24

DIS Mo1hEs, Iowa, April eS.-A man By the
name Of John Anderson was arrested by tho
the Sheriff Of this county, on a 1cquisition
from the Governor Of Illinois, on q charge Of
murder, eaid to have been committed recently
In 1roquols county, iu that State. He left
here this evening in charge Of a special Dc
putty Sheriff Of 1roquois county, for that To-
ca1ity.
, 1863-04-24

4 paragraph in one Of OUT dispatches Of
Yesterday morning led me to the inevitable
Inference that Admiral F:rragut had re-
ty,1.rc to Laton Rouge, Tic dispatch
said
On t., evening Of tc 7th inst., 1t o'clock. the
writer c.lhis Communication and the Secretary o!
LIZ lear admiral. left the Hartford and boarded
i..c Richmond, OF Baton Rouge.
Our last evening mails contain a para
graph t:om tic New Orleans Era Of the
It'll instant, which fully explains the mat
1cT:
Tt-sIay tho Hartford came down the river to a
1,oiu; d few mills aboyc Port 1fudson, and Tues.
t:ay nigh, Nj. Gabcrton, the Atn1!r,l,s sccFetSry)
v|:h ,.,.roas oarsulsn, embarked in ski1. in
Il: ,.irr &c communicate with the feet below Pos!
;lvs,eor Thcy were snccessful, dropping down II
T.: IL :kn. F. Of the night, and passing the bate
Its without detection.
Admiral Faragut, therefore, is still
above Port Hudson, and in position to co
t,eratc with Grant and Porter.
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Cl;;!cuqu UriEoll11e.
FRIDAY. APRIL "a, 1868.



7::.. ::.,:e: crlann We present the OFF,
c:,( r,.*":rs cf the late City Election,
r:.i;h. " Sherman q majority Of ONE
1;:p..lo AND T1E7Y-sEyES in 4 total vote
t:'u;cr twenty Thousand. We wish we
t.,,.il |>t!ieyc that there are not one
z:,,:i,t>: AID .;:ty-ciglt Crion :acn who
~: -c:*:.: :::is paragraph and say with con-
5:s:on IS lace that had not some paltry
,,,.::>r t business OF less yenial uncon-
r,T!:. I,cy; 2ted their voting On Tuesday
-: this ::":eat would have been saved.
We i've elsewhere both sides Of the
72:exican news referring to affairs before
l'rtb,a. Notwithstanding discrepancy in
dates, to:l the French and the Mexican
-r.sinn refer 10 the same series Of en-
svcn:ci.'. probably carried down
little l:':cr by the French adyiccs.
Allhcuga the French pretend that they
Tx: tax: :. al the wcrks Of the Mczicans
II the 31s: ult, except the central ones,
;nc Frc"ch steamers which arrived at Ia
T:!..a or tie 10th inst, with ncws from
Vera C:'1z to the 4tl, and from Pueb1a to
;Lt 81. lid rot bring one word Of news,
.'1.cA $; ems to imply that there was some
:i:llg il tie wind which the French did
rot feel inclined TO blow about 1t will
r, ,1::-c ;.Ecther batch Of adyiccs to clear
II the l.lst and let us know the real situa-
ti'*n. !: seems certain, so far, that the
french *re receiving as well as giving hard
, 1863-04-24
FROM KENTUCKY AND TENN
ESSSEE.

MrEFREEsDoEo, Tenn, April %, 1861.
Refugees from McMinnyille report that
Gen. Reynolds, who is in command Of an
important expedition, entered that town on
Tuesday night, capturing two trains Of cars,
one train Of wagons, and forty prisoners.
John Morgan's wife was found in the place.
Gen. Negley's Division was reviewed to-day.
The spectacle was magnificent. Gen. Thomas
was the reviewing officer. Gems. Ro5ecrans,
RosEeau, Garfield, Turch1n and others were
spectators. Several ladies were also present.
The Commanding General highly compli-
mcnted the troops.
Col. scrlbner, commanding the brigade Of
infantry, and Col Loon,is, with Van Pelt's LIST
Michigan battery, yesterday drove the enemy's
cavalry beyond Manchester, killing several,
but losing none.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CINCINNATI, April q, 1868.
| Matters in Kentucky arc quiet Burnside's
army arc pushing on slowly towards Cumber-
land Gap. They are all beyond Grab Orchard.
General Burnside visits indianapolis to-mor-
row.
NASHVILLE, April 22-An order appears In
the morning papers which will be enforced.
Citizens must take the cath OF 60 South in
ten days.
General Mitchell intends to rid the city
Of scccs sionl=ts. Six hundred took the oath
with heavy bond, including flfty-onc ladies,
to day.
In few weeks six rebels will be sent to
Alton Jail, thirty through the lines BY way Of
| Vicksburg, forty north Of the Ohio River, to
be treated as spies If they return.
During the excitement Of Sunday, citizens
merchants and others offered their services
tc General Mitchell to aid in defending the
city.
Col. Williams has been appointed Adjutant
General Of Tennessee, and will probably be
appointed Provost Marshal General.
/ C1Sc,SsAT1, April 23,-Our advance. force
in Kentucky hare reached Cumberland Gap
and will soon penetrate into East Tennessee
Gen. Burnside will take the field in person
soon. 1t is now definitely known that thu
enemy hare all fallen back to Knoxville, auC
that the forces Of Marshall, Pegram, Breckln
ridge Il Co., are under command Of StoncwM
jackson. From private sources learn thai
) the preparations By Gen. Rosccrans promis'
an carly engagement with the enemy. On
. side or the other must make au attack soon
and, at present ndyices, Rosccrans expect
1 that tue duty will dcvolve upon him.
, 1863-04-24
FROM Milwaukee.


Especial Dispatch to the Chleago T1ibuac1
MILWAUKEE, April g, 1868.
The 1Isscon:in today contains letter from
Brig: General German to Matt. II. Car
penttr, Of this city, concerning the duty OF
the Democratic party In the present crisis.
Gen. German, MS 4 Democrat, urges Demo-
Gratis throughout the North to give 4 hearty
and earnest support to the Administration in
its efforts to crush the rebellion, leaving all
Constitutional objections to be settled alter
an honorable peace can be procured. He ad-
vises them TO adopt as their motto the words
Of Douglas, that "Thc surest road to peace Is
the most stupendous preparation for war"
, 1863-04-24

New YoaK, April e3.-At the opening hour
the hall was well filled, containing from 500
to 1000 people. \ large number Of the lead
ing players Of the country were present. Pie"
Ian announced thu. Goldthwaite had chosen
O'Connor, and kayanaugh, Bird, Of Phila.
Goldthwalte won the lead and played into
the pocket The first few shots we're any
thing but brilliant; kavanaugh u lead of with
moderate run Of 10, aud soon after another
of near 100.
Ats o'clock the game stood-.Go1dthwaite,
1SS; Kavanaugh, @s2. At 10 o'clock-Gold'
thwaite, :5s; kayauaugh, 450.
Ela O'CLOCK -Goldthwaite has made three
long runs, namely: 130, 1o7 and 100, during
the evening, and kayaaaugh one Of l25. The
game now stands, Goldthwaite 1,037, kasa
naugh ss2-Kavanagh to play.
, 1863-04-24
FROM MADISON,
Especial Dlepatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

1SrccHH U1Fpaten 10 the Chicago T7bnne.1
MADISON. Wis, April %, 1853.
Acting Governor Lewis has issued procla-
nation especially recommending the obser-
vance Of the day of fasting and prayer ap-
pointed By the President, By laying aside all
secular business and doyoting the day to con-
frssIon of sins and prayer to the Almighty
Ruler for forgiveness, the speedy triumph Of
our forces over armed rebellion, and tic resto.
rnfitn Of peace.
, 1863-04-24
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFibunc.l
CINCINNATI, April IS, 1858.
The Capital stock of 81 900, 900 to the new
bank ahont to be organized under the Nation
nj bansing Law, has all been subscribed here,
and tic books were closed to-day.
, 1863-04-24
From Admiral Wilkes.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Dispatches rcceiv-
cd from Admiral Wilkes, state that he WAS at
Elenthera, one Of the Bahama Islands, on the
10th inst, having left Havana on the l1th.
as Admiral Wilkes makes no mention Of his
having been on parole at Havana, the report
to th,lt effect IS doubtless untrue.
, 1863-04-24
Hamburg and H11rnbuG.

PROVIDENCE, April 23.-Ihc bark Ranger
arrived here this morning from Zanzibar
with Il valuable cargo. March 2sth, Captain
ionc;,nae v wcst ~ by vessel m Which be be- be-. be-
lieycs was the Alabama, By showing Ham,
burg cplors he escaped.
, 1863-04-24

new York, April 23-Thc paper manufac-
turers held q meeting yesterday, and agreed
quarter on printing paper. The object Is to
raise the price still higher.
, 1863-04-24

New TonK,:April %. There arc intimations
that Gov. Seymour will veto the gold bill.
Quarantine !ms been established ut New
Orleans as regards vessels from Havana.
, 1863-04-24

~ c. H. SCH YEN, -4dt er.i<ing 4A1sa., 63
Dfdr5o4- sfrtst A c: 4horf-ed to rs:sire djcsrtis<
0,<nts .for his dad u ne !sadisg .Sor.aTesttr.
rrt+ff
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TncrIT-s Sale.
August l8, 1868.

CtncrIfT's Sale.
Bv virtue Of a writ Of
Io,ari Facias issued out Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Cambria County, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to Public
Sale. at tie Court House, in Ebensburg,
op Saturday the 29th day OF August next
at one O'Clock, ?. NJ, the following Real Es-
tate. 10 wit: OF the lands and tenements
which were of Timothy R. Davis, to wit:
All thai messuage OF piece of land sltua-
ted in Jackson township, Cam brlit county,
! described as follows: All those two tracts
! of land adjoining each other and adjoining
| lands Of Thomas Jones and Lewis Dunmire
and others, in jackson township, Cambria
! county, and State of Pennsylvania, with,
! and subject to the reservations hereinafter
! mentioned viz: One tract containing eigrty
three acres and thirty-four perches and al
lowauce. surveyed on a warrant granted to
David Price, dated the 18th day of May,
1925. and which the said David Price by
deed Pole dated the 10th day of March 1928
and recorded in Cambria county in Record
Book. Vol. Page -, sold and conveyed
tn John Murray, and tie other of the said
rieces of land containing three hundred and
thirteen acres and fifty four perches and al
IoWauce, surveyed On a warrant granted tC
John Murray, dated the 18th day of January
1880. he the said John Murray and Mary
his wife did by deed, dated the I'd day c
June, ls47 and regularly executed, convey
ed the same to Samuel Davis, deed recorde'
in Record Book. in Cambria county Book
Vol. II Page 2S4. as by reference to tn
same, will more fully appear at large am
he the said Samuel Davis and Elizabeth hi
wife, did by deed dated the 18th day c
February 1858, convey the same to Thoma
| Davis and Timothy r. Davis together wit
the appurtenauces. having thereon erecte
Y a two story plank house, stable and
!. saw mill, now in the occupancy Of the sal
It Timothy R. Davis.
Taken in Execution and to be sold at ii
= suit of Samuel Davis
v JOHN BUCK, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg.
July 90, ls63-st
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Aug. .. 6t'
A uditor's Notice,

4 Uditor's Notice.
n The Auditor ap~
pointed by the Orphans Court Of Cambria
county to near, decide and report upon the
exceptions filed to the partial account Of
Alexander ki)gore. Administrator of John
Corbly. decd, hereby notifies all persons in
terested, that he will attend to the duties Of
said appointment at his Office in the
Borough of EbeDsburg, at one o'clock, ?. N,
on Monday the 24th day Of August next,
when and where, if they see proper, they
can attend. PHIL. s. NOON,
July 29-3t Auditor.
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A administrators Notice.
"A Whereas, letters
Of Administration on the estate of Peter
While, late OF Carroll township, Cambria
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register Of said county, to the undersigned,
residing in said Township, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said estate
to make payment without delay, and those
having claims will present them properly
authenticated for settiene Mt.
ELIZABETH WHILE,
JACOB STOLTZ,
Administrators.
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Gel of land situated in White township. Cam
bria county. adjoining lands Of John Glasgo,
Perry Troxell. George Glass and others.
containing eighty acres more or less, about
seventy acres of which are cleared, having
thereon erected hewed log barn, now in
the occupancy Of the said James Glasgo.
Taken in execution and to be sold at tie
suit of John Henry Abboss.
ALSO.-All the right title and interest
John Miller and Susan Miller of. in and to a
piece or lot of ground situated in Cambria
township. Cambria county, adjoining lands
of Jacob Mack. containing about one acre
more or less. having thereon erected an old
house and an old stable (unoccuped.)
Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit of Jacob Mack.
ALSO-All the right, title and interest of
Charles Murray. of. in and to piece or par
Gel of land situated in jackson township,
| Cambria county adjoining lands of John
Gray, Robert Plender. David Leiby, Jas. c.
| Fisher, John Wilkinson and ether land Of
the said Charles Murray, containing two
hondred and fifty acres more or less, about
forty acres cleared, having thereon erected a
| log house, now in the occupancy of Mrs.
! David Rager.
| Taken in execution and to be sold at the
! suit of George J. Rodgers assignee of james
/ Murray.
! UN. B.-The Sheriff has made tne FOL
! lowing the conditions Of the sale, viz, ono
| fourth of the purchase morey on each sale
TO be paid at the time the property is struck
down when the sale amounts to $500 anf
| upwards, under $500 aud more than SlOC
the one third, under 500 and more thar
! $50 the half; less than $50 tie whole
amount. otherwise the property will be i'm
me;iately put up tn sale again, and no deeC
will be presented for acknowledgment un-
less the balance Of the purchase money b
paid on or before the following Monday.
JOHN BUCK. Sheriff
Sherif7s Office. August u. 1868.
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AND TIE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

-
We call the attention Of al having reia-
tions or friends in the amy 70 the fact that
"HOOFLAND'S German Bittsrs" Will cure
nine tenths Of the diseases Induced by ex>
posures and pr.vations incident to camp life.
In the lists. published almost daily in the
newspapers, OF tle arrival Of the sick. il
will he noticed that very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case Of
that kind can be readily cured by Ho,f.
LANDS Germap Bitter's. We have no hesi-
tation in stating that, II these Bitters wers
freely used among our soldiers. hundreds #
lives N GIT be saved thai otherwise wculd
be lest.
The Prop:icto!s are daily receiving thank
ful letters fronl sufferers in the army and
hospitals. who have be, n restored to health
| by the use Of these Bitters, scut to them By
| their friends -
Should your nearest druggist not have
/ the &rtiele, do not be put of by any Of tho
/ Intoxicating preparations that may he offer-
/ e1 in itss place. but send to Us, and we VIII
| fJrw ard. securely packed. bv express. -,
BEWARE OF COUN1ERFFITS See
thar the signature of - G. u. Jackson" is oa
the wrapper. Principal Oaioe and Manu-
factory No. 63I ARCH Street. JONES &
EVANS. Successors to c. II. JACKSON
& co., Propretors.
c. FOR SALE, by H. G. DEVINE
Ebensburg. Penna.. and by Druggists and
Dealers in every town in the United States
July 8, ls6s-1y.
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tst OF Causes.

For trial at Court of Common Pleas to
be held at Ebensburg, for Cambria County
commencing on Monday, the 7th day of
September, A. D. 1863.
Fenlon VS.. M'Goaigle.
Alsip VS.. Rager.
Burk VS.. Crum.
Murray VS.. Skelly.
BOwser VS.. Gates.
Linton VS.. M'Gonigle.
Commonwealth vs.. A. J. Rhey, Ct a.!
Caldwell VS.. bennington.
Burk VS. Crum,
Same VS.. Same.
Linton VS.. Collins.
Malzie VS.. Brown.
Garvey VS.. Cambria Iron Co.
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
Parliamentary.
Prothonotary's Office,
Ebensburg, Aug. II, 1868.
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udttor's Notice.

A The undersigned
Auditor. appointed by the Orphans Court
Of Cambria county. TO distribute the money
in the hands Of Patrick Donakoe, Admins
traitor of James M'Dermitt, decd, hereby
gives notice that he Will attend to the duties
of said appointment. at his Office il Ebsns-
burg, on Tuesday the 18th day Of August
next. at one O'Clock p NJ, when and whsre
all persons interested may attend.
j. E SCANLAN.
july Is St Auditor
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L $50 acres 1877 perches and
allowances, Of valuable COAL LAND. stu
ate near the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
Summerhil Station, in Croyle Township,
Cambria county, Pa. About so acres Of the
land being cleared, and thereon erected
dwelling house and barn, anG other improve
ments, also an excellent orchard Of fruit
trees. The above tract contains and abuu-
dance Of coal of q superior Quantity. Ga
drift being opened,) and will be sold on rea-
sOnable terms.
Apply to Poland, Jenkins & CO., Balti
more, Md, or to j. w. SIatton, New York,
city, or to VIM. Kittell, Esq. Attorney at
Law, Ebensburg. Pa.
POLAND. JENKINS Il co.
J. w STRATTON,
Apr. Is. 1868 If. Owners.
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FENyiat List,

4
l. September Term, 1868.
SECOND WEEK.
Morgan VS.. Lloyd. ct al.
Duncan VS.. Lycoming Co. Ins. c.
Muller VS.. Haneman.
Shoemaker VS. Murray ct al.
Evans VS.. Same.
Ebensburg Il Cresson r ulroad Company
VS.. Moons Adm'rs.
Jackson VS.. Smith.
Meyers fer use VS.. Tiley.
Piper VS.. LevergOod.
Peat VS. Griffith.
Myers ct al. VS.. M'Gurigle.
Wilson vs.. Darlington ct al.
Weller & Ellis VS.. Engelbach.
Ross for use VS.. Rough.
Williams VS.. Hasson.
Mullen VS.. Sharp's Executrix.
BeudUn VS.. TreXler.
Meyers for use VS.. Tiley ct al.
Buck vs. Shctig.
White fur use vs.. Piper ct al.
Hoffman VS.. Weakland.
Moore ct al. vSs Lantzey ct al.
Kemp enlorsce v. Griffith ct al.
JOSEPH M'DONALD,
August 70, 1868. Prothonotary.
By virtue of a
wit Of Fieri Facias issued out Of the Court
of Common Pleas If Cambria county, and TO
NE directed, there will be exposed To Public
sale. on the premises in Chest Springs on
Taurs5j-y the 81 day Of September next at
enc o'clock, P. N, the following Real Estate
to Wit:
All the right. title and interest of William
M'Guire, of. in and to twenty three lots o
ground situated in Chest Springs Borough
Cambria county, numbering as follows: l
>, 8. i. 8. .. I 5. 9, 10, II, u, Is, Ii, 10
Is, II. I9. l9, 20, u. % and %, all o
which are sixty feet front and and one hun
dre1 and twenty feet deep with the excep
ton of number l, Is and Il, which are o
triangular shape. now in the possession Q
the said William M'Gujre.
Taken in execution and to be sold at tn
suit Of john Ely & Co.
| Sheriff1s Office EhenShu
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Sherih7s Office, Eheushurg,
Au0nSl 10. 1868 -3t
Notice TO Teach ers.

y An examina-
tion Of SCHOOL TEACHERS Will be held
at the School House in the Borough OF E9ens-
burg. on Monday the 3lot inst, commen,
cling At , O'Clock. P. NJ, for the purpose OF
sunIlyiuq the Union School House with two
Male aud two Female Teachers, the Schools
t, opcu on the First Monday Of September
next.
BY order Of the Board.
d. J JONES.
g., 70 7Ceoo. Src'y.