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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
Dayton Market.

DAYTos, April 20.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale 6 rs, retail rs.
WHEAT l5
CORN-55.
OATS-45@50
BARLEY-l 45@l so.
RYE-66@7O
HAY-Timothy 70 OO@l3 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-3 CO.
WHISKY-44@44.
GRoCERIEs-COafee 3Sl@36I; Sugar 3!
@l44; Molasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@75i Teas 30@l so; Cheese
l5@l6; Rice 9A@lO; Dried peaches SOLO;
Dried apples 4(95; Beans 2 6092 IS per bu;
Butter 20@25 Eggs l0@l23.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
FROM THE ARMY OF THE PoToMA,

NEW YORK, April 2y-The Herald special
from the Army Of the Potomac, 2sth, reports
the return Of the expedition TO the Northern
Neck A lot of prisoners aud Correspondents
were captured.
The Herald dispatch says that the alleged
discovery of telegraphic communication with
the rebels across the RappahsnnOck lie a
hoax.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
CURRANT WINE.

INYALIDs aud aged persons who reou,ra n haai,h,,
Tonic, VIII hnd my OLD OURRANf WINES an
Peor 70 any bltters now selling more than donble
NY Pice. my wlneg are pure, IRE from hll 1ru0s
and, IN cases OF debility especially al this season Of
me year are Natures great to health and
nnppnsss, ca al my stall, No. n, middle OF the
linen Of these Wines ~ fio0"ie HPec-
a27d4w n W n.1r.,,..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29

A FRESH ARRIVAL.
Usf received . complete assortment of Coal OH
neys for sale cheap BY
dss JAMES ABBEY, DnsEis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
AL SELLING cHEAF
q. W. DELAND,

:.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29

NOIlCE
hereby given that the subscriber has been an
\ pointed and qualified as Administrator of the es
tate OF Philip Grove, late Of Randolph township Mont
gomeTy county, Ohio, dec, ased.
ma2lw4 MOSES WnGAMAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29

4 tAhbON OIL OF the best quality the market can
" produce, both for safety and durability In blrning
ana as iree nom offensive odor can be- made foI
sale BY the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY,
oee Druggist, 1870 Main street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
EbHz;D.

FLOyD-at rf,ica OIL Friday. Dec 4, Richard Thon'on
Youngest cld Of the lion. John q. and Sari H. o OF
Ma.iic, Long Island aged II ycsrs
uiCKSSuiicny, Saturday, Dec. 8 Jackson Hicks aged
- yclrs .
The friends ond rcaiivcs Of the fimy invited to attend
the nela from hi. late lesidcne at Hevown Long Island
on Tuesisy, Dec nc II o'clock IN, without ii.uei no
tire.
OHHAsN-Sudienly on Sunday. Dec. q, Margaret +.
Iohraun, wiz Of Ia1o Lohmann.
The relative aud friends Of the fimy respectfully invited
nttcr! funeral nom s. AIMS Church. Eighth street
place Tuesday Bt inst Ut g. III, without further
invitation.
MiDDLETON-In Brooklyn. On Friday Dec g. In the 9Th
year Of ies age. Sophia. wife Of John Middleton.
Tie relatives friends ~ tie finy invited - attend ne
funeral from the fierF pou street Baptist Church. uis day
(Moniayl Dec. :. ~ 2 o'clock p. m.
MLLER-Ou srnd.y, Dec. g. after lingering Illness Miss
Hester Mile.
The friend. OF tho faulty are invited to attend her funeral
ithout further notice. Tuesday next st O'CLOCK ron
No. 50 Great Joue, street.
WUTSG-On Tuealay Dec ], Of pleumonii, a. fston'on
n. g. Albugtgs -. Whiting.
lTHOMPsON-lu Brooklyn, on Sunday morning Dec. .
joseph Wallace. " william o. ana Adeii Ih'nP'0n
aged months. . s,,.
Tho funeral viii take place from The residence Of ms p'teh'
this (Moid. " afternoon 1T ;0eiock
lTURNER-Mary twin daughter Of Wisiln and Mary Tune.
sgrd wears aud 8 months.
Her funeral VII take place from tho -esience Of her parents
10 "a 80, foy-~cyenth street Ills tfioud ~ ehr'oi
Il 4 o'clock Tic friends and relative, VI the iany IN
respectfully requested ~ attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
To the Public.

All who feel they have an interest at stake q improving tbo
condition Of health respectfully invited to read tho
following letter from
LAURENCE REID, NJ D.,
Professor and Lecturer of Chemistry for many years 10 the
NewYok College Of Medicine and Pharmacy and for 10 yean
Lecturer Of Chemistry and Medicine the Edinburgh Medcs
University, Scotland;
No So DgKALBAv. BROOKLYN, Nov 20, 1909.
! Messrs. RADWAY Co. of New.York have submitedh
nv analysis their three remedies named Ready Relief
Renovating Resolvent" AMI Regulating Pills. they have
also communicated to their mode Of preparing the sanc
sor careful examination OF these articles, pronounce then
as Of ingredients Of great purity AID cost free from
mercury or other dangerous substances, aud prepared with
skill and care.
Having long known e.srs Railway Co. as scientific gen
temen high atainncnls place every confidence in then
remedies and statements
These remedies. in my opinion stand different eoont
from which absurdly pretend to cure al diseases
with preparation. They wei considered series
remedies prepared scientific principles and having stront
cIlim to public favor.
FROM nsr adaptation for the diseases for which Messs
Railway Co.'S remedies recommended snd from theft
speedy aston in giving relief consider them useful 10
vention and quite family convenience snpersedn Ia nuoer
Gus instances the necessity OF medical astauce and when
that necessary doing somshing Of safe nature to relieve
the sufferer In the interval.
have no doubt of the great value OF the Relief local
application to the spine those weatness o. the body
or limbs. digestive and other which depend upos
the nerve, proceeding from the spine for power to perform
their functions. LAuhEnCE Reid
Professor OF Chemistry.
purnga conversation with Prof Reid few days since he
nquired il it possible that sold the Ready Refer
that lie analysed the sua of cen' per
bottle On answering him in the affirmative, lie refied
"Take your formula any respectable cemis, In this city
he he cheus could not put up the ingredients IN the sSme
sized bottles for the oil two dollar, even If he had he
materials" In England France, Radwsys Ready heisf
would cost IS per bottle During the past year the cost
preparing this invaluable remedy has been great That we
have realized penny profit the immense qusny we
have sold. Under these circumstances, are compeed 70
request whole dealers withhold their orders rom o.
must decline furnishing Railways Ready Relief for less
than Is cents per bottle.
Railways Ready Relief cannot bs cold and afford profit
either 10 Agents Dealers Drggs Ourselves for esA
than twenty cents in specie s equivalent in oursency
We charge all patients specie paying countries Ibis sum-
We cannot afford to retail it FOR less in the United States
RADWAY & Co..
10. 0. Maiden lanc. HewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

RUSSIA AND THE RUSSIANS By BAYARD TAY-
LoR-The managers OF the Brooklyn Mercantile III
brary Association rendered 10 The members of their
Society and the citizens generally Of Brooklyn rare
entertainment Ia the lecture by Bayard Taylor on
Russia and tao Russians on Saturday evening. The
LccturcRoom OF the Athen9um was filed by an often
tive and apprccia,yc audience and the lecture which
wasrcpcte with instructive and entertaining inorma.
lion. was received with the most lively qualification.
Mr. Taylor appeared perfectly at home with his sub
Iceland indeed. why should he not be, so recently Is
he rom Russia-and his lecture throughout bore evil
dcnce Of That close study and industrious application
for which I'll his works noted We venture the as.
seiiion that there is not in print moro complete en-
bodncnt of information concerning that vast Empire
than Is contained In Mr. TayloIs lecture. saying
nothing Of the attractive manner in which il is pre-
sentcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
Another Reconnaissance 10y
the Rebels.
Thcy Cross the Napidan Above
gaccocn Ford.
Cannonading Heard in that Direction
GENERAL rlEAGHER A PRISONER

Special Di.p,,,h to The n. Y Tribune.
WA-HSGIoY, Dec. 6, 1863.
Your army correspondents furnish the follow
ing information
On Saturday afternoon the Rebels made TENT Of
crossing at the several fords OF the Eapdnn Our forces
were kept on the alert aud everything in readiness 10
retreat If an assault had been made by superior force
During the night the enemy crossed over twoor zee
regiment. at each fosd aad took possession OF the ria
bank of the Rapidan and four old signal station. so that
they can now Overlook oh our movements Willie We re-
main posted as ut present.
A young man employed by QuaIicrna'icr lHVh at
Vienna was cap,urcd by lelilas one mile !.om camp
yesterday afternoon. Eight OF Moseb,s gucr'a's were
captured b. airy scouts yesterday within three
miles Of Vienna They were sent to Washington.
At halfpast O'Clock lsi night gang OF gre'illl
attackoi nfan on The Orange aud Alexandria Railroad
twomes east Of caiion station The engine was struck
by bullets in fifteen or twenty places and Engineer
Teylor had hi- cap pierced By rife ball
Cyrus III. Hunter, deseIter from tho ID Maine vol
uutceis. was shot on Friday last near Gen. BIneys
head. quarters.
Gen Mcagarr v ho wls with the army ~ yiiiios 20
mir Old brigade vas captured in citizens clothes ne n
Mine Run. dlring harcccnt engagement. aud IL now
In the hands Of ihe clcmy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
From, san EFnn,isco.

SAs InAscIltO satufiay. Doc. D. I1b'
The plan of pumping out the sunken Acqullla
containing the iron monitor hns been abandoned no
po.as ntc advertised for 10 raise The shp, ana "hriS
made 10 give bonds Tor halt million dollars a com
uay of wealthy men are forming 20 contract Tor the op.
feet OF ocean vessels has Just arrived including
The thatcher Mngoun. Dunbar Ceesihi hihpr''
PURGE Logan Marsh from New.hoIki Dr. hhiP ~
cue 1heilnnd, from Liverpool ana Iiehch p'h h"'
mon Del Gnrdc from Bordeaux, NJ,
sailed. Industry Linnell. for Liverpool ana Da'iu
Crockett burgess, Tor Liverpool. ~ a.,
Honolulu dates are Ia Nov. H. Aifh'n th'ic Wv.
IL. Ea.naa from Boston; oct H. Herald oi the Morn
ing from San Francisco ,,.., d
The steamer Pacific has arrived from victoria hho
PoItlnnd with $4,000 Ia treasure from The ioiInei
place and s3i5 OCO from the latter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
PROM CNsSk AND JAriN.
Iu.rra-rG xAciicuiriit ia .sapon-A Etrneh
lsrnscunns .aurdsred-is"e Daimios
rer,.:,iug ii,n Native Merchants.

sAs FHANCI-CO Saturday Dec. D. l-6J
shanghai dntcs are 10 Dctubcr 10. COD
,e,.her Rad set in portion OF Eurgeyines foreign
officer, lad deserted thr Rebels and reached Su1ngia
unr Inc protection of tie foreign consuls. IL l. r..
ported thnt BnrgeYnc himself wished to return. hni
wac hindered by the Rebels ana theIo was donDiui
report that they had killed hil.
tanagawa (japan) dates aIeto Nov l. Great excite
merit prevailed there Another murder hhd been com
mitt.d by tho Japanese. The body Of Second Lieut..
Camus OF the Chassours dAfiquo was found Loifibiy
uuiated a..
The Consnls had warned foreigners not 10 ieaye t'
city uplcs in armed bodies. An armed force from the
leet guarded the city ni.A aud dcy. twenty-five war
vessel. Of different nationnltcs wcfo IN the hhlof'
The Jnpancsc authorities denied n knowledge oi the
lan,. and coupility them 10 Leave the town. which
nnraiyzca trade. At Nngasaki nso trade was bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
Nrw.YoRK, NOV. G, 1863.

The Book TRADE sALE.-Ihc parcel book
trade sale in hi. city closed on Saturday morning Al
though the attendance comparatively thin, and the
bidding by no means enthusnstic the prices realized
were satisfactory. Tie books most in demand were Siii
and holiday books % which considerable numbers were
sold. Albums and pictures were also in demand and
brought lair prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
The Ikedar O at ElalifaI.

UANPAn, y. 3, SatuTduy, DEC. D, IoOJ'
The steamship " Kedar," from Liverpool on
e Iq,b November put into this port today for Goals
She has 40 passengers.
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Irnnt iintlnnnti.

Cn,I.cAgI SATURDAY. Dee. :. i-.t
Gov. Tod ha, appointed the Hon. joshua j.
ssoa Judge q ile Supreme Cont wee CAo.'oa Ie'
s.gucd.
Tho case %! the Noble County con'p.raiors vas A..
c.dcd yesterday. McIac.iaa and Coy,o were hied
90 aud costs 'iad I.a. ooa tOl)i al 20 stand com
mi'i,I ul i.o lte- a., paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

TRIM TRIP.-1he new steamboat Eliza Han
cox C0p John A. Post, len the foot Of Beach street on
Saturday morning ut 10 o'clock trial Zip down The
Bay Her performance fully equaled the expectations
81 all piIc. and gave great satisfaction 70 tie many
guests on board She il adapted for going vessel
OF to be used tug In towing vessels to snd from sea
She Is oVAei by { .pi. John Post and Il thoroughly
c0ppcrel and extra fastened. Her hill was br.li by ~
: Allison of Jcr.cy city and tie engine by MessT'
Nuiphy. MccuIdy & Worden u Ner YORK she y o.
fhe tIovlns dimensions. Length on deck nc, feet
hrcali over a. - fet depth OF bold feet 10 Inches
She Las beam engine 81 feet stroke the diameter OF
the c-iendar being 50 inches The boat give cn.re
f.heton rc.p.ciiu. both her going qnllt4c and
f.e of spocd. which Il IS said. surpassed that ~ any
tug rrri lousy built she VII, before entering on hrf
cancer a. tug maze trip o. New Orleans. Tho rate
OF sp,rd at.allcd l,ary 10 miles per hour. maxim
TO- tn f!om tho B'i.cOincc 90 The Light sill ~ on
l.r rt thiIlgihIce minues and on tic return ron
reIi..fSlg b. .l. barge Olle IN orc hYnF nni ibir
g. .a.A a4lIlte-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
HfARREE ID,

KEATISO- ORTON--On Saturday, De- s. In this city, At
St Johns Churct. By the Rev. s. H. Weston w. u, Inoi
Anchn,uy Keat,ng e.q ~ d. TO Eliza, eldest daughter Of
Michael orion esp. a. W. G. 8. Bellevue, Co'eOfton
l,aile,ferIire lu,ald. 10 cards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

IAt1nohI Dec w. irpJ
The large warehouses on Fen Point, usea t., "y
The Commasaiy Department for storage. forage &c.
wore desroy cd by fire Saturday evening" iho oSS wa
some $4,000 about aj1G.j VI wien "a' sAS'''9u ~
the .,OyVrnmenl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
To 'hc As.ocisiel rre1.
HEADQtA4fsEs Ar,m or InE roIoNAc'

Friday. Dee. i-P. n.
\ light division Of Rebel troops crossed the
Rapdan tbs afternoon o., some point oboye Elccoon
Tord. probably on d Ict 1nno's.lncc.
Since this information came 10 camp there LA been
con. NeIshle .ng lcaTd il ihat direction.
r !, supposed iaIt tAc advance II TIE Rebels Aa'
been checked hy oa. Asit ba.t,nrs attached to TIE
r~ am OF A. slia,. 10 lussa1acc 81 Gcn Mc,de'
orders.
WA-us0Io. saturday. Dec 3 leon
Advice, ffsu, tle Army NJ the Potomac today state
iiat not .ng u iai,rcsi o. iralsPi.ins there.
Everything is boz f'ain geo
Tic rlmols trgc ial, tc army N's ia!ing back Ii'D
ably orrin-,ed nom some slight transitions Of avs
ions or CoIpi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

BALIIM M. D'c'mber D, IIDI.
Gen. Schenck has .ssuod a farewell order L
hi. D.pnr,m,nL Big. Gen. Lockwood succcedsto III
command
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
Hiv..Twentics.

PHI ADGIpHA. Saturday, Dec. 3. 1868.
The sle3 Of Government bonds To-Day
,,,tog - Al 023l.o and tho total sales during The
49," 40 ~ Largc deliveries u bonds are pronlscJ
during tho COmiyg week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

RESIGNATION or CHIEF JUSTICE BOswoGrH.
Chief Justice Bcsworth has resigned Bis position in
the Superior CogIt Ii IS thought ihat Samuel H. Gar.
vim the senior OF the Judges elected to take Office
on The Isl JanuaIy win be nominated 70 ill the va
cancy for the month. Judge Bosvpr,h win resume tho
practice OF Law. William II. Burr. s.cnogyopler 10
Pant J. OF tho Court, his nlso resigned and T. ODowd
has been appointed in his place. The ioIoHins j. Mr..
Bur- letter o. re1iguation.
Nrw.YoRK Nov g. 100
r. hs Honor, Chicf.Inffice foswoRfu
DEAR SIM. beg leave 10 tender ay rc,i,usion 'tero.
phfr Of Pant H. Superior Court % tike place a., the efla
SION Of the present year sooner n desired.
cannot confidently with s-e,lect rui loyalty % ny
coaH.rg pi tao h1. pl iou oi wing under inin
roouoly dilJya and % numerically dee'iod a' sohh H.
bic, ann
NL lie coldl goo! feeling toweri the pEeseat Jus
r..l..f. v n. HENRY BURR.
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Special Notices.
Tinh Mnrd.

RIM Word.-, re.t.ns - the fifth Ward Union Also.
c,'ion wi be hcd q he Fnh MAID Hotel on'h' ho"pAi
'LN''' ''i sy o rSSs Tats oUrwArEK President
KS \. J. Il sio ssmr'' sssey.
Flnscnth Wnra linton As.ocintion;,A me,g,iqs Of
at,'' &c. BENEDICT, Pr.siden
si.tcru,h Ward Union Association. The regular
IN oil H. As.ociaon ,. b. he'd a. loadqgt-'er' No.
3 s,av On MoNDAY L'ESISG' h Def. P lsS, q.
f fSss,. L i, ilAHA'''' ses'r''Fe'
I,xhlccnih Vnrd.-A special Meeting Of Ne Executive
COMMUNE Of the Eighteenth Word Union Ascot zion VIII he
hell en- 'IONpiY EvENfSG Dec Z a, Z! O'Clock pun
ga. attedluce 81; the nnh" d requested as business OF 'he
n o. ranee vii 'c 0fqas' S Sfisr is Tsf Chm
4 you,,c of Five Popular Lectures. The proceeds
b. Spoiled bs Toe Ssn1ry Commission 70 the eioi u o''
STARVING SOLDIERS
A. r oid vii b. delivered In tho Lar.e Hall Of the COoP-
M % m o. s.s pee II Z P e, n on
ttipSfsp4f irHSiNG. De-. s-.abJect: Russia and
r. Ra,....@ III, Hon. jOIS g. sh&E Of vermont. %
M. Rev. A. l.. sroNh, d. -. Of boston gu MONDAY
EAESAG. Dec lt-,ablce' "Isnpa'55s i.S rSEiSG
pc y. Z. r. bILDEN. e'q, o. New'feFk' on MoSpAi
Doors 'prff & ; FOX Tii8 corRsf, 81
scats ursrc,t tic stise. rssrsr,d uatl a O. c,ock -
IIasrf. Tor ale III Offices o. the rihffy Commission
Ne 81 Broadway sad No. 10 Cooper ia'i,ue and a'she pin
tit.! usul and husc stores
Delin Kappa Eps,lon.Ihe. msuiber, Of M. f,,
rr, .. Invited 90 meet an the v Chapter on MONDAY
49, 5h n.i % a. a.. - hc HAD No. 8iJ broad"ey 70
mite Mil ttn ia pay.n. ~. last tsbutc 81 respect 70 oar
is hr8..tr MaIor COLBERT u. ELLIOTT kned a. LooA
I ouf NoIuf.i IT, y v - >. :. bAi'o,h'
I ~ IA Ht.rNyglI Soc. taaifii.y Committee.
The Abbot In.iltute for Young Ladies'
it0ua,fl, The sp.rflcr ih'ilinte J.
Tsfs.v.. .8tl 4.
LECTgREs bv tho Rev JOHN :. G. ABBOT 81 clock.
De-. So Frame and heg Erp,Inr'
Doc. 81 European Arisiocie - -
D. t." ne turkish Dyuasi,i o. Tho Oriental Ques
ton"
mainly "'H'iAN y. AppOi, i.ut.Pol.
Lecture, on Historical W omcn.-Nr LORD > SEQ
or ..furr IA linton Hal MONDAY E|tNlNt. WIZ De
ou Queen Eils0e'lwis. Nu 40 iidn Government iieA
e., ~ cents
The Ladies' Of the LOYAL League VIII give
SOCIAL EArf RTAfNNFsI ~ their Room. No. ~ cooper
lns,tuir TINS kNENiAG Tickets. 20 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

Tinh Ward.-A reetnr y the fifth Ward Union A.,
c','on vi be hed q he Finh MAID Hotel on'h'
tyEEI.,G Dec T. 1865, O. y O'Clock. . .
rs order TH1s. OUrWATEk President.
VIZ \ ,;e ssMr'' ssecya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

Lecture, on Historical, W omcn.-Nr LORDS Sec.
,,l I.furr IA linton Hal ID. MONDAY E|FNlNt, WI be
on Queen EAlsse'l-wis VOL ~ ddin Government Tick
ci, - cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

D.ifu Knppa Ipsilou.-The members OF this Fra
tf. rs Invited 90 meet w.th the y. Chapter MONDAY
ne ih ms. u, a. a., tcls lial, No SJ broadway 70
n. ~il t.n ia p. y.ns %. la. bute Of respect 20 oar
his hro.er Msor COLBERT u. ELLIOTT. t;ed Of LooA
ou' No Iuf TO-. aos. - - :. bAitoth, ~,
~ IN HI,cNwgLI Sec Caairi.y Committee.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09
LOCAL AID PERSONAL.

EeESsBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
On aud after Monday, December %, 1862,
.-.irs IN this road will run as follows
IyAyE EBENsBURG-
t7.e0 A. ". connecting with Mail East
and Phil. and Bait. Express West.
A. 73O P. ~, connecting with Express
East and Fast Line West.
LEAVE ericsson
At 1885 A. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train East.
S.9.a5 p. NJ, or on departure OF Fast Line
West.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09
[ ICENSE NOTICE.

z ICENSE NOTICE.
AZ The following named persons have filed
Petitions in the Office of the Clerk OF Quarter
Sessions of Cambria county, for Quart and
Tavern License. To wit;
TAVERN LICENs-.
Michael Kearns, Croyle township Christian
Krieger, Sd ward, Johnstown; David Griffith
Johnstown G. Il j. Zimmerman, Johnstown:
Adam Schrack, Johnstown Frederick Miller
Gallitzin; Adam kettering, Yodcr township ;
Andrew =. Baker, Carrolltown Borough An
Maria Kurtz, 1st Ward, Conema,ieh Bor-
ough: John Smith. Allegheny township ;
Patrick M'Hugh, Munster township; Wm
Bott, Sd ward, Johnstown, Patrick Smith
Allegheny; Richard Jelly. Johns0wn.
j. u M'DONALD, Clerk
Offce of Clerk Quarter Sessions,
Ebensbure, February 10, 1868.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09
4 UDITOR,S NOTICE

"A The undersigned, appointed Auditor by
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
ty, to report distribution of the proceeds of
the real estate of Barney Ward, sold at Sher-
ifs sale, on Plur. Vend. Expon. No. 81,
December Term, 1862, at the suit of the Com
monwaalth of Penna., hereby gives notice
that he will attend to the duties of said
appointment, at his office in Ebensburg, on
Tuesday, the 2lst day Of April, at one o'clock,
P. NJ, when and where all persons interested
may attend.
J. E. SEAMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburr April I'd IS63-3t.
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NOTICE.
IN The public is hereby notified that the
following property belonging to me is left in
the care of Jacob Dellinger. Snmmerhi.i tp,
Cambria county, Pa, until call for it. To
wit one bay mare, j. years old one yearling
sorrel horse colt, one two year old sorrel mare
colt four mich cows, one two-year old heif-
fer, and twenty five head of sheep.
DANIEL DELLINGER
Summerhill tp., Feb. 2l, 1863.
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uDITOR,S NOTICE

IA The undersigned, appointed Auditor by
the Orphans Court of Cambria county to
distribute the money in the hands of JOSEF b
". Pringle, executor of Lewis Paul, dec'd ,
hereby gives notice that he will attend to the
duties of said appointment at his office in
Ebensburg, on Tuesday, the 2sth day of April
next, at one o'clock, P. NJ, when and where
all persons interested may attend.
J. E. -SCANLAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, April I'd, 1S63-3t.
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I UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

n The undersigned, pointed Auditor by
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
tF; TO report distribution of the proceeds of
the real estate of William O'Keeffe sold at
Sheriffs sale; on yend. Expon., No. 50, March
Term, 1868, at the suit of the Commonwealth
of Penna., for use of James O'Keeffe, hereby
gives nooce that he will attend to the duties
of said appointment, at his office, IL Ebens-
burg, on Saturday, the 18th day of April
next, at one o'clock, p. NJ. when and where
all persons interested may attend. =
j. Z. SCANLAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, March 10, 1863-3t.
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TlNECUTOR'S NOTICE.

FNECUTOR'S NOTICE.
~ Letters testamentary on the estate of
Hugh Tudor, decd. late of Cambria township,
Cambria county, having been granted to the
subscriber by the Register of said county, all
persons indebted to said estate arc hereby
notified to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same are requested
to- ent them properly authenticated for
settlement.
ISAAC EVANS, Executor
Ebensbarg March 2G 1868.