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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
ORGANIZATION OF A UNION CAMPAIGN CLUB.

ORGANIZATION OF A UNION CAMPAIGN CLUB'
"A largely attended and enthusiastic meeting was
held 10 Jersey City last evening for the purpose Of
ganizing Union Campaign Club for jersey Clty.
The following officers were elected;
President Alderman Pansborn Vice Presidents, Dixon.
H. H. Sternbscke, Thomas Potter, ~ s. Curtis Francis
Robinson snd John j. Van Reper Secretary Charles DUN
msr ks,ant Secetsry John ~ GODDARD; Tfeasnrer James
Flsalnc, Executive Committee Leroy schermerhora ast
thew Irwin Benjamin g. Ham, Major T. K Psnsoorn Jarne'
Gops, and Isaac Houston.
The meeting adjourned subject to the call OF the EK'
ecutive Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
THE sTATE GUARD.s

The Daily Neps Of the 18th inst says:
The State Guard was in anxious expectation yes
terday OF Gov Seymous order 10 all the military OF tho
state to hold themselves in readiness for service but
the majority of them aU0Dsd their determination not 20 go
out Of the STATE to perform thai ssrrfce."
In another article, The Nsps says:
1.-The Importance of strengthening the militia Of the
State is being appreciated In the interior Our State
sovereignty has been insulted and assaed often with
impunity that most OF our citizens had given up oil
hope Of protection from the state Executive We be-
lieve however that Gov. Seymour has finally become
impressed with sense of the necessity for his official
Interference In behalf OF the interests OF the Common
wealth over which he presides."
Per contra, The World says:
Gov Seymour hes exhibited more forecast and q
ruer loyalty than any other civil unotionary since the
outbreak cf the war In his very first message he rec
commended thorough and official organization Of the
State Militia, and has let slip suitable opportunity
for urging its Importance. But how has he been re-
warded Why by the caluzpny that he wished to or
ganze a force to fight the Federal Government
The truth is somewhere between these two
Democratic organs. Does any one doubt that
The Neus has it or that The Rortd has it not 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

worst of the breed. We trust they are not
generally bad enough to engage IN wholesale
piracy against their country's commences but
you cannot be quite sure of this, especially II
they have been readers and disciples of The
Boston Courier We apprehend that that 3
what's the matter" with the two above noticed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

BID CoMYoRTgRs. An old lady requests US
to urge the ladies to save al their newspapers and
make eomfor,ers OF them to put on their beds in the cold
Weather. They should be made up in layers Of ten or
more tackled in between muslin or calico. and she as
sures Us they viii DO found to the purpose better
than cotton batting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

CANADA PoMrIcs. Mr.. George Brown
who at great personal sacrifice forward recently
to unite antasonistc parties in tho Canadian Govern.
ment and was invited to q seat in the Ministry. has
just been reelected by his constituents in South Oxford
hy acclamat.on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

A LOYAL ToPBR.-Spooner was arrested for
Drunkenness and waxcd indignant therest Spooner
ia loyal Now. axes" says he. "if Us right to go
drop of ticker swallows Is taxed-tsIed to support the
war Spose all rs fes was 10 stop drinkin' why the
ward stop and the Guy'mentd stop. That's the very
IN folerod nv own inclination I'd rather drink bat
termlk, or ginger pop. or sodn But ckers for the
good Of my country and to set example OF loyalty
and virtuous resignation to the rising genera'ion'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
DlARRnRA CURED BY SIMPLE RRMRDY.-

DIARRHgA CURED BY SIMPLE REMEDY
Mr. Lawson. a Swcde who has been several years in
the army and having been wounded, is now attending
tho sick in hospital wishes to say that he has cured
numerous cases OF diarrhea by simple ten Of black
berry roots We can fully ndOrse ths remedy and as
1t Is within cssT reach Of many soldiers earnestly
advise them 70 try Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

able to manage Chicago from Niagara. Possibly,
however vallandigham holds his proxy, and he
will be on hand. There is wide room for specu-
lation at Chicago. 49, .fe..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

Among the wounded men OF the Alabama
VA vers conveyed 10 the Marine Hospital al Cher
ksars there were bat TIVE American born-both from
Esssachasetts. fAlbasy Argus.
Native Copperheads are happily scarce in Mas
ssohusetts: but those you do iDd are about the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

FATAL ACADEMIA man named hu8S
Cafrey employed In Elslers fOundsrJ az ked h9U5
Point fell from boiler yesterday. and was tnlco
family rosdes on the corner OF Van Brunt and Dvfsms
streets The coroner was Noticed .4. 4....t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Reports from White River state that the guer-
tlas are active along that stresm The steamer Com
snsroid on her way up. was fred into at Lambert's
Landing on the 9th Several other boats have been
fired into at different points along the river but sus-
aanod no damage. small gang of guerrillas tore up
fhe track on the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
about ten mios this side Of Brownsville. on the night
of the 7th and the next train TO Little Rock was
thrown off the track The engineer and remen were
billed and few Of the passengers injured The en-
kine was destroyed. Marmaduke is said to be absent
IRON his command sick leave His force was threat
pnng the railroad. All was quiet at Little Rock
White River is very low and so difficult to navigate
that gunboats and transports frequently run aground
and are disabled.
Several arrivals from White River report
everything quiet at Little Rock aud Duvall's Blaf
Boats from New-Orleans report that tho river is
aower. The city is quiet Gen. Washburns recent
order detailing guard of prominent Seoessionists 10
run on the train having resulted in the entire cessation
OF firing on the cars the General has released INC
guard upon parole Of honor to report or duty whenever
Bring on the trains shall again occur.
We learn that there is much enthusiasm in
Philadelphia in enlstng to repel the Rebel raid
ers The excitement also extends to West Jersey
where among others. the Hon. james NJ ScOriA has
enlisted as private in Capt. Lees company.
The transport Dudley Buck, from Hilton
Head arrived last night. On her way she spoke the
United States steamer Margaret which vessel had. on
Che 9Th captured a prize and sent hor to Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BY the ARRIVAL Oh tno AuStIulaSidl NO no'0
two days later news from Europe
Hostilihes between the Danes and the Ger
man Powors were r5opened on She 26th Of jane. On
the 99th tho Prussans succeeded in capturing the Island
of Alsen. with nearly 900 prisoners Two small Dan
tsh vessels were blown up 70 prevent capture and the
ironolad Rolf Krake injured. Austria and Prussia
have come to full understanding about the conduct o,
tho war They win propose conformity to the Fedora
Diet 70 declare likewise war against Denmark The
ermans it is said will occupy the whole Of Jutiand
IA a pledge will collect the taxes and employ the
prooeeds to meet the military expense" 1t is stated
moreoyer that Seheswig and Holsein united would be
laced under the administration of the great German
Powers-that is, Austria and Prussis-untl the Fed
er Diet decides on the respective claims OF the Au'
gastenburg and the Odenburg dynasty.
Two clearinghouse keepers-one residing in
liverpool and the other in LOndonhave been commit
tod for trial on charges Of having violated the Foreign
Rnistment ACT by engaging for service on board
the Confederate steamers Georgia and Rappahannock
Both prisoners have been admitted to bail
MIR. Dayton had given grand dinner to Capt.
Window Of the Keersarge and all the officers that could
10 spared from duty
According to correspondent Of the IHdepoE-
Sa.oe Beige an ironp plated vessel let Bordeaux
days AFTER the defeat Of the Alabama to take the place
Of tho latter
In the House Of Commons, on the LIST of
July the oxford University Test Bill rejected by
vote Of It'll against 173, majority Of against the
Government
The Chinese newspapers give full accounts of
Tho repuSe Of the AngioSoron contingent under Col
Gordon at Chang chow.foO The fighting was despe-
rate. 1t is said however that Gordon viii surely take
the oty aud is considered probable that with its fall
the Tapping rebellion will come to end. In the
assault no fewer than six European officers killed
aud 81 wounded. The officers did nearly all the fight
nag when the storning was TO be carried out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

PBRsoSAL.-Mr. b. L. Ludington, recently
appointed Appraiser in the Custom House. assumed
tho duties Of his position on Monday last
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30
FELLOW CITIZENS,

One and ALL help along this benevolent underta-
king Because you feel secure, don't forget that war
walB abroad in the land, that war must have its vie
Tins, and that but for these for when We plead war
might even now be upon you and yours.
Don't wait to be called upon, committees will not
have time, but voluntarily End cheerfully come up to
this feast of love- and there Ia yng your gift upon its
alter plight aesh your troth to your bleeding country
aud each other, and rush to save, oh save from lin
gerng unds dis and DEATH those brave defend
ers Of your all.
II every msn, woman and child among rs would
give but one dollar to the cause what incense would
arise.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30

Contributions of money should be made to
JOHN DONLON, Chairman.
JNo. F. HOPKINS, GKo. ADAMS,
ALEX. LAUsHLN, MORGAN L. Orr,
Finance Committee.
Contributions other than money, should be sent to
the warehouse Of Jno F. Hopkins, No. SO, Main street.
where they will be properly cared for All articles
should have card attached, giving owners name and
residence, and probable value Of same and stating
whether donated, loaned for the establishment Of
the hall. jel4
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30

Grand Patriotic sss.s
FESTI .Va''-A.T.
AND FAIR.
ON Behalf oYlTHE
SANITARY COMMISSION,
s~ifAAATHEU uCI
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION, q
AND s.s,.css
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES..
az TO BE HELD IN THE ,as 20
FAIR buildings
COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1864.
AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK, IN
GLIDING A GRAND CELEBRATION
ON THE 4TH OF JULY. iva
PRESIDENT, s"i.
HIS HONOR, MAYOR ORANGLE. !
CHIEF MARSHALL, e fz4
WILLIAM TALLANT. TEA
JNo. HUBBARD, BENZ DAVENPORT
SECRETARY,
JOHN E. WILSON. a9
TREASURER,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN. o.
JAS. BoDLEY, JNO. DoNLoN,
JNO BISHOP, THOS HORNBROOK,
J A. METCALF, JNO X. BOTSF0RD, !
E. w PAXTON, w. L. McNEELY,
THEO, GORRELL; ISAIAH WARREN,
E. BOOKING.
COMMITTEES
ON HALL
James Bodlsy, John Clayton,
Isaac Cloudy, Henry Wallace,
Jacob Morris.
ON REFRESHMENTS.
Tbos. Hornbrook, w. B. Simpson,
Nicholas Schultz, W. B. ssnseney,
James Gilshrist. as
ON DECORATIONS.
John Bishop Ed. Reid,
E R, Addison John Bayhs,
TX Cartwright.
ON FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
W L, McNeeley, DR. A. 8. Todd
c. Oglebay, Jos. Ssibold
g. L. Cranmer.
ON AMUSEMENTS.
j A. Metcalf, j. s. Rhodes,
Aug. Campbell, b. b. Stone,
Samuel Laughlin,
ON FANCY ARTICLES,
Theo ,Gorrell, Augustus Pollock,
W. NJ Nicoll, H Fisher,
John Roemer. |
ON SUPPER
Jno K. Botsford, VIM, d, Sawtell,
Hiram Young, VIM. M. Bsrryhill,
J. Stone.
ON FINANCE.
John Donion. Alex Laughlin,
John +. Hopkins Geo. Adams,
NJ L. OFT.
ON PRINTING
E. w, Paxton, T. C MeAfee,
John E Wilson W, B. Smith,
Samuel P. Hildreth.
ON CURIOSITY SHOP AND GALLERY OF
FINE ARTS,
Ed Booking, A G. Partridge.
Geo Storm, DR.. ]. C. Hupp.
ID E. Donnel.
ON MANUFACTURES AND MECHANICS.
And Glass, VIM Graham,
Jorh Sheppard, Jas mckinney,
j. III. Williams.
ON LIVE STOCK AND BUTCHERS MEATS. |
NJ SCALAN Chairman.
COMMITTEE ON MONITOR.
E NJ Norton,
Jas E. Wilson, A. g. Robinson,
Lieut. Knap, Wm' Onion
ON POLICE.
Isaiah Warren, Capt. Britt,
Cant Over. J, E, Bier,
w. D, Lewis.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30
REFER TO
TOBACCO.

ID -a5s TOBACCO.
I0CADDIEs Prairie Farm" l-4s,
~ 30 do "Old Flag" do
20 do Hearts Delight" los
40 do 'Zack Taylor l-4s,
40 do Spun Roll los
20 do Anna Bell Natl leaf Ids
rs half butts Edmunds Q c, long 10.
10 do do Florinal 5s
1924 do r and los
ia do Simon Pure; nat If.
10 -2 do Sunny South; do lbs
butts Pressed do lbs
8 boxes Eldorado do
10 Reps 6 Twist do for sale at
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL 4 TINaLE
myll
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30

In any less emergency We should blush to call on you
Your patriotic generosity Is on record everywhere
But get not that this Is as much debt You owe q
any note you ever gave in trades debt OF srAatude
indeed, that half your gains would not repay Dpnt
hltef now, but once more pull the elastic band and
lay the wallet bare.
LADIES!
Little need be said to you your hands are Away
ready, your hearts mo always full g0pcs more youl
county Ailsyou 10 yerduty. We know Jon VIII b
there.
MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL!
Stir up your focks to be Jealous in this holy cause.
Plead with them to emulate the example Of the good
Samaritan of old. Never was brighSsr opportunity
never was there more fearful responsibility. ~
"a CHILDREN, f j -
Save your pocket money and spend it at the Patriotic
Festival There it will bring yen all it is worth and
heal many wound beside.
CITIZENS OF NEIGHBORING TOWNS,
Give ms your sympathy and something mora subssan-
tial.
Some Jealous patriot in each community set the ball
Of love rolling, and when it is filled with the good
things these poor soldiers have preserved 70 you TOLL
it on to u.s. and soon, refled With healing palms ana
spiritual consultations It shall be rolled az am to the
aide Of the sick and the mangled, the dying ana the
dead. - - ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30
"A PIP ia III j
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
GOTTNTIES

We appeal to you to contribute Of your abundance
70 the relief of the sick and wounded soldiers OF our
arrdas now urgently demanding your assistance
farms ravared and their homes desolated by the ruth
less iron heel of war; you have been mercfuy spared
Thanks to kind Providence and those war worn vet
returned as usual with you your gran aries are full
and your pockets fuller still Can you know that the
brave soldiers to whom you owe your all, are suffering
for mere 1.-THE what they have preserved to you,
and grudge them that poor pittanees Let your gfta
roll In in money and in kind, free Will Offering 70
hose to whom you owe your harvest homes. - -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30
PARTRIDGE'S:s
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds Of Artists Material on hands and
sale at as low rates es they can be purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities.
Fancy prints Of fns quality, Looking GIss,s
Picture Frames, Mouldings and grsai variety
other goods On hand and for sale af fair ratss.
N. B. A restricted numbsr Of Pupils taken
learn the Art spl6-H
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30
MUSICAL
In TlTU1E 6.

Musical Institute will be held in Wheeling COM
n mencins Wednesday July 9Th, 1864, and continue
eight weeks Instructions will be given in the Art Of
Singing in its various branches, including Voice
Training, Solo and Chorus Practice Psalmody, Etc,
Harmony and Musical Competition. Also, instruc-
tigns on Piano Forte and Organ.
DAILY SESSIONS, MORNING, AFTER
NOON AND EVENING.
For particulars address M. 81. MORGAN.
Rooms first flight of stairs, No. 223 Mon.
roe street, near Main, Wheeling, West Va.
'el5.lm
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND
WORKINGMEN OF KEELING,

,,,vavs fruitful in good works. let not your hands
sacSsn now. Remember your brave defenders IN this
their time of ns But for them you s1ua nav voup
ast5e IN stngy measure, but csme to the rescus e
uIhaye often done before in money and IN pfoaa'ss'
labo nd in skill. are.f
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30
Special Notice.

THE Committee on the Eating Department of the
Il Fair are sorry to have to make another appeal to
the public for contributions but feel obliged to do 3d.
from the fact that response has yet been made to
their former card, calling for "Donations for the
great Supper &C." and which we request the commu-
nifty will yet read.
In order, therefore, to reduce all to system, and
that the Committee may know what to depend upon,
we have made the following arrangement, which We
tions for the list days eatabes Of ali kinds, will be re-
ceived from the
LIST Ward on Tuesday, 2nd Ward on Wednesday,
3rd ThurMay, 4th Friday,
5th Saturday, 9Th " Monday.
1t will be very desirable for the Chairman of the
Committeet to know 3hc day before from each Ward,
what he can expect from various parties.
ie25 JNO. X. BOTSFORD, Chairman.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30

This Festiv ali intended to be comprehensive
ser,es of all the most rational enjoyments that can
DO available.
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly illumina-
ted aai profusely orn lmented with evergreens,
towers and drapeIy; and decorative gas and water
and rock work Refreshments, boquets and use
s., apd fancy articles will be offered for sale. A
du. "a stage will be erected and recherche
Sapasue and entertainments Of various kinds
ill be ;ntro1,, led each evening All will be
Win &c ~.ad0n ntu wi,b srfume. Music and melody
will abound and every tn. poi h;a", whnss cause
to make it worthy the sacred ''''' "'''0
Ii pleads ..,and fan.
Contributions of money, goods, usefu. ton.
cy articles labor fruit, flowers, cur iosities, Ne
al relics, Etc, Etc, are solicited and will b.
thankfully received by any of the officers or COM
nIttee.
The assistance and cooperation Of the Ladies is
especially invoked,
Patriotic citizens of neighboring communities
arc earnestly requested to assist this great labor OF
love and senl contributions and delegations to its
support
The following named gentlemen from nsighbor-
ing towns and cities have been appointed agents to
forward any contributions that may be contributed
to them, and also to use any and all means In
their power to further the good wsrk on behalf OF
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30
Albums and Gard Pictures,

A large and superior stock Of PHOTOGRAPH.
LbUMS always on hand and for sale, whole
10 and retail. A great variety Of CARDS for
LBU Ms for sale very low.
Price lists Of Albums, or Catalogues Of Cards
viii DC mailed to any address on the receipt Of q
th roe cent postage stamp.
Goods Of this kind win be sent by mail uos.
i'd, at manufacturers prices.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

No person or persons are allowed to contract any
debt connected with the FESTIVAL AND FAIR"
except the Chairman Of the various published commit
tees connected Herewith. je20-tf 4
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-30

INC SuuCIluR
DR.. II Storer, Triadeldhia, w, Va.
c Scott Welsburg, do
J ] Burns Fairmont, do
James A Bell Cameron, do
Jas T. Wharton Parkersburg, do
Geo Bier New Martinsville, do
ndrew Dare Sistersville, do
Thos Hough Man nington, de
Horace Resley Grafton, do
Geo, Edwards MOundsvllle; do
II Hagans Msrgantown, do
Jas L Waymsn Glen Easton, do
Jno Irwin Clarksburg, do
Jas Campbell Bethany do
Juo Bayha Fulton do
Joel Truesiale, W Alexander Pa.
Robt Simpson, Claysville do
John Baird Washington do 's
s. Crothers, Taylorstowu do
II Rhodes, Bridgeport Ohio
II b rice, Martinsville do
q W Dilworth, Mt Pleasant do
Col l. PoOrman, st Clairsvile do
J Lippincott, Jr, Morristown do
Richardson Bro Belair, do
Jno Saunders, Sunfsh do
Wilson Bro, Cadlz do
j Watson, Harrisvillo do
f BAttelle, Newport do
Wilson Stringer, w Wheeling do
Chas Hare, Summerfeld de
Ii Benninghaus Williamsburg do 'i.E
Capt Watson, Greysville do
NJ Blackburn, Hsrriottsville do
Juo Bradfeld Evansville, do
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-05-11
ATTENTION SOLDIERSl
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS


We cali the attention of all having rela-
tons or friends in the army to the fact that
"HOOFI.AND'S German Bitters' 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, on the arrival of the sick, il
will be noticed that a very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case Of
that kind can be readily cured by Houf-
lands German Bitter'S We have no hest
tation in stating that, if these Bitters were
freely used among our soldiers. hundreds of
lives might be saved that otherwise would
be lest
Tie proprietors are daily receiving thank
ful letters from sufferers in the army and
hospitals. who have be,n restored to health
by the use of these Bitters, sent to them by
their friends
Should your nearest druggist not have
the article, do not be put off by any of the
intoxicating preparations that may bc offer.
ed in its place, bat send To us, and we will
forward, securely packed by express
BEWARE OF COUNI'ERFEITS! See
that the signature Of &C. NJ. Jackson" is on
the wrapper Principal Office and Manu-
factory No. Gal ARCH Street JONES &
EVANS. (Successors TO c. NJ. JACKSON
& Co. ) Propretors.
CO. FOR SALE, by H. c. DEVINE
.Ebensburg, penna.. and by Druggists and
Dealers in every town III the United States
PRICES.-Large size (ho.dipo nearly
double quantity). 81 90 per postic--half
6az $500. Small Size-75 c.s. Per Bottle
~ halt doz. si,G0.
Jul, $. 1863 1y.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-05-11
Sc EATED LIST.

ALSO-At the same time and place, will
be sold the following seated Lands and Lots
Of ground. on which the taxes remain un-
paid, and which have been returned to the
Commissioners, agreeably to the Act of AS
sembly of April 20, 1874.
4cr,s Iofs aUrobenu Jo,rusbiD
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-05-11

AN APPEAL will be held the
when all std they
Merc1nhl 1nurnscr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-05-11
TINrensurer's sale
l. OF UNSEATED LANDS AND
LOTS IN CAMBRIA COUNTY, A. D. 1864.

LOTS IN CAMBRIA COUNTY, A. D. 1864
l, ISAAC WIKE, Treasurer of Cambria
County, in the Commonwealth of Penusyl>
vanin, in pursuance of the several acts of
Assembly of said Commonwealth, directing
the time and MANNER of selling unseated
lands for taxes, do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
that the following described tracts Of unseat-
ed lands and lots of ground in the said
County Of Cambria or such parts thereof as
may be necessary to pay the arrearages of
the taxes due thereon, for ore year or more,
will be offered for sale at the COURT
HOUSE, in the Borough of Ebensburg. on
the SECOND MONDAY, (being the 18th
day. Of JUNE next, and continue by ad-
lournment from day to day until the whole
DC cold, for such arrearages of taxes and
r"st, necessarily accruing thereon.
UNSEATED LIST.
11Ie1I s,,, Tro,,,,e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
{ HAPPIER 22j.

AZ ACT 70 aned chapter sixyhree othe Revised Statutes
relating 90 In. power and duties 4 i1dges Of probate.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of represents
n LssN{otarr dNSflnbef, follows:
SEcrnN Tn judge OF any probate court that has issued
for the apprasment Of estate,
for the claims insolven for the partition
tstae the of DOVER for the settling
determining other in real personal estate,
revoke such commission for sufficient aud he
may thereupou Issue commission proceed otherwise
;te circumstances Of the shall require.
Scr ,. This ahal effect from and after ap-
proYh by the governor. Approved february IL, 1861