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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date of Au-
gust 18th, 1854, and are payable three years
from that time. in currency, or are converti-
bic at the option Of the holder into
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
SWANS Bourbon Bitters

~ Ladies, who have tried and found
must other Stomach BitterS" too BIT
ter. ,1'y1dtdtdbte and too highly modicd-
ted Tor their delicate taste, please give
these a trial, and YOU viii not be-
without them. They will give tune
t~ the stomach. and strength to the
whole system. SS3- If your drug
gist or II adesman has not got these
BiterS, have him send for them
sE Remember the name, aud take
no other.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18

ID REPARE FOR THE DRAFTi
CHAs. Cook proposes TO sell off his READY
MADE CLOTHING. AT COST
Prs~eeti. Ian. IL. lss5,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
SWANS Bourbon Bitters

Headache, CoStiveHess, and kindred
diseases, arising from a disordered
condition of the Stomach. Liver. or
Bowels. Let epery one try These
agreeable Bitters once tried and
used. they will recommend them
with confidence to all Others who are
in need of wholesome, agreeable.
and etfectual tonic. The rapidly in
creasing demand for these Bitters has
induced me To give them publicity.
so that thousands who have not used
them. may try them and be convinced
Of their efficacy.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
u. S. 7-30 LOAN.

BY authority of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, the undersigned has assumed the Gener-
al Subscription Agency for the sale of Uni
Ted States Treasury Notes. bearing seven and
three-tenths per cent. interest. per annum.
known as the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FARM TO RENT.

A FARM of One Hundred Acres-new
N fence all roInd-to Re MT on the most fa-
vorable terms. On the Hudson Road, four
miles from Prescott. Enquire of
j. ii. Bailey.
March Is, 1855. 49-wtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
FOR SALE.
March Il, 1865,

For further particulars enquire of
y. NJ. Mckee.
March ~ 1876.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
Great Popular Loan Gs the
People.

Les than $2OOOOO.oOO remain unsold.
which will probably be disposed of within
the next go or 80 days. when the notes will
undoubtedly command a premium, as has
uniformly been the case on closing the sub
subscriptions TO other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and
section of the country may be afforded facili-
ties for taking the loan, the National Banks,
State Banks. and Private Bankers throughout
the country have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents. in whom they have conf
dencc. and who only are 10 be responsible for
The delivery of the notes for which they re-
cCive orders.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
THE CURRENCY.
Greenbacks and National Cur
rency the only circula-
ting medium.

During the week past, there has been
considerable excitement caused by the
action Of the Banks in Milwaukee, in
throwing out all currency except Green
and the notes of National Banks. Other
Banks were compelled to adopt the same
course, and so bills other than National,
suddenly ceased to be Bankable funds.
We believe the people generally will
be pleased with This arrangement. The
change has occurred Mt a very favorable
time for us here. Tho taxes arc paid;
the farmers generally hold their wheat,
and the currency now in circulation will
be retired with very little inconvenience
or loss. Our business men, we believe,
will continue to take the currency as
usual, for time. The following from
the State Journal, gives very sensible
view of the matter.
Our State currency is. we believe. perfectly
good. Those who have it. and who under
sudden excitement part with it at discount,
will make mistake By all means let the
people keep COOL There may be temporary
inconveniences sustained. but we are conf
dent there VIII be no permanent loss to the
bill holders. As ground for our faith we
call attention TO the condition of the banks of
the State the LIST of March, as given by
the Bank Comptroller in his official state
ment. published in this paler lew days
ago. The whole amount of outstanding cir
culation was then as follows:
Par banks. S2.573. oo7
Ranks winding IN ID aSI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18
u. =. 500 Six per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium cf
nine per cent? including gold interest from
Nov. which makes the actual profit on the
40 loan, at current rates. including interest.
about ten per cent per annun, besides its ex
emption from State and municipal taxation,
which adds from one to three per cent. more,
according to the rate levied on other property.
The interest is payable scmi-annually by
coupons attached to each note. which NAV be
cut off and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
ONE CENT PER DAY on $50 NOTE.
Two CENTS 1" 800 ("
TEN - $500 90
90 4" Z" /" $1,000 I"
81 {" {" $4,000 {"
Notes of all the denominations named will
be promptly furnished upon receipt of sub
scriptions. This is the
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government. and it is con-
fiJently expected that its superior advantages
will make it the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-18

The war news of the week is favor
able; the following dispatch tells part of
the story.
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Tur rebel Colonel jesse AMI twenty -csAt o, his
guerrillas were captured near En.u,ncc, Re. On
Monday morning. Tho loss wAs small on c.ger
side.
GrN. U,vcocS has is-lel an Apred /, the
colorci people of tie District OF Columbia, ami of
Maryland, A'"vhndrs, ., sni the border counties OF
Virgins, as ne their assistance and all in csp-
turing she sssAss ms Of President I.nsolu aud Sec
Seward.
MAnsnu q RouEnro u Nv York, ,arns days
ago, wrote g. hue friend, Col. J. W. Forucy, Of
washiugion, c,rres''ns rs dcyro to dons,o tho
sum 4 tel thousand dollars Tor Mo benedt Of the
family " our amsnted President Ills prlnccy
offer VAS accepted. and tNe money vail bc deposit
oil in tie hands OF jay, Cooke & Co.
IroS Ne rcceir1 Z a., Presidents Death IN Sl-
Ions county, California number y scccssiou,ts
met g. rejoice cUcr Tire event. A body Of troops
vas sent 60 break up tho me ung but as thoy sp-
preached the -Icsders Of the secesuonis,s for.
tdcd them- ives in . house sri tired 81 tho sol-
diers, wounlnz two " them. This Ere was
reEurned ~ the soldiers aud several of tho scces-
siouists Wcto wounded. Tho whole party then
surrendered
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The Sad Journey.
Dcnnrfnre frnm AIhnnr

AbIrU 4 Pr.i fG.--FIom the time last nitht when
the remains of President Lincoln were depOlited in
the Capitol until nov, persons have been pressing
thither to zee the houored dead. This morning the
line Of people extends leAst mile, one-hAf OF those
composing It being iadiCs The coffin has again boon
stTesn by ladies with foweu oHptessve OF the feel
ngi Of those who have contributed these delicate and
beautiful tokens Of sorrow and affection. The cars
and stoambosts this morning have brought additional
thousands TO the city. All the buildings here are
drsped with mourning. Among tho nost touching
notices In house-honts the following The hear,
Of the nation throhs heavily at the portals Of the
tomb" "Iet us resolve that the marty red dead shall
not have died in vain.
When the hour for departure arrived, the remains
were conducted to the New York Central Railroad
Depot by large procession Of civilians and the mill
tary, amid the tollng of bels the firing Of minute
guns and the solemn sounds Of mournful music and
at about O'Clock We started our sorrowf1l our-
ney. The pilot-engine is the "Chhuncey Nibba1d"
with one car attached and the snFine which draws
the train is the "Edr ard II. Jones" The latter has
been drapsd IN a handsome manner, by the master
mechanic OF that name who will gcoom pany the trr
TO Utica Mr Jones sends mechanic bv the name
Of James Coylc NJ far AZ Buffalo provided with the
tools 70 make repairs should any become Necessary
Al four o'clock the remains OF tho lancnted Pros.
dent were removed from Albany on their way 10
their resting place In the Wos,. Ihe mauiupent
parcsnt the vAst throncs that had oourraateI here
and the sadness OF The pcop,, al male up - sceno
that will ever keep flesh in tho memories Of the
many who vitcs-ei H.
81 JohHsriii,, Hon'JunSrV r.. iprN 2G.-Thc
train rrrivei at ~ John vie siJtyiour mi.o. from
Albauy, at scycl o'ciock. The IsoHle, cvcrywhoie
out In great numbers, ana at several plGcea
eautcs we're fred.
AlbInU Apiii 2G-';oy. Fenton caunot proceed
vost from ths city with the funeral corcrc on ac-
coun. Of tbs adjournment Of tho Leri'lsurc which II
eHpactcl TO take place t.-ouoR lie s'atl aud rev
ca! prominent state officials go forward to Buffalo
AMI DuukITk.
Sprdcuse iprii 20 Tho funeral cortegc arrived
o. Syrucu.c at II o. Althoush il 70 reiaiur, there
At iost thin five thousand people witnessing the
passage Of the trnil At this place
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Terrible Steamboat Collision
over Fifty Lives Lost

Bdliu,ors, 4 pt1i ed.-Iestcrdsy morning, At half
past ~ O'Clock, the steamer Massachusetts, with a
load Of soldiers, the part NJ whom we're et-
changed and parolcd prsorer, .olldcd With aseaner
named the Hack Diamond, small barge prop, Gsr.
in the Potomac river. one mile from Blackstone
Island, which va acuns there a. picket boat and
bad on board guard Of some twenty mon The Mp-
sNohuetts struck the Back Diamond on tho port
'ide abat the boiler ,nhinc her in about three min
utes. In the excitement attending the collision of
the two boats, many Of the soldiers became
panic stricken, and beyond the control of die
c'p.iuo and soizcd plank. sni uhstever tiov
could find that would float and hastily Jumped
overheard and many ~ thcm were thu. droSuci.
The Aafsachus,tts lay near tho .got tl day-
irht picking w ahuut one hundred men, Who citl ot
unpcd or wcr" thrown hv the forcn II tho coll-ion
on N the sf.-t ot The Hl4rt Diamond The ho~s of
tho Massachusetts, we're badly stove in, and It V.s
With din Guilty that she could be lopi aHoat Later
In the morning the steamer Marion. Cart Mott. hny
p,ned N he passing the spot and relieved the MaUA-
cbWetis Of large pnr,ion OF the soldiers board n
hcr and r'Nhed this place With them st 10 o'co.'t
last night CaIt. j. NJ Nolncs, of the Third Netor-
an Reserve Cor-, vas the officer In command of the
troops, and from .tat mont maie nv him 4, appears
that the lo.s Of life can ho ascertained
present, will exceed dfty. The night co.r but
dark there tcinr nom. II IL impossible 10 say at
present where the blame for h. disa,ter Ia 70 rest.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Intense Excitement Over the
Fall of ssiChmond.
FEDERAL sECVRITIES uP
Rebel Loan Down.
News from Danville, Va.
TGecu. Of Lees Surrender.

Warrington, Aprtl 26.-The Richmond VINO,
yesterday, has the following: From gentlemen OF
Intelligence who have reached this city on foot from
Danville, We have some interesting particulars Of
events that occurred there after tho surrender Of
Gen Lees army When this event became known in
town and the surrounding country, crowd of oiti-
Zens Of all clhres, aeer and color, and large
ber OF soldiers, collected around the buildings in
which wofo stored inWeufe quantities Of commiI-
sary s'ores, aud, after shot dolhera.ion, made
general rush upon the establishments. The parties
In chsre OF the stores At rt attempted to resist tho
noh but quickly forced desist and seek their
safety In flight. The mob EslttcTcd throughout
every part Of the building, each person p,underius
according his or her fancy In Of the buildings
II appears there was q large quantity Of ammunition
runpoTder in kegs, and percussion caps. The sol
dies and country people warmed around the powder
eager TO secure 1t for ioWlirc purposes. While they
sere thus engaged by some means fire wss commu-
uieated to the powder, and, in instant the build
ine snd its contents, including over fifty persons
were blown 10 atoms
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rArrr of "poor whitc-'' from Tennssses, who
found their way TO P.ttsburg q few DAYS ago re-
ucsted So ue sent back, for reas0na which they as
si'nei ~ follows; They wanted io ~ =" hack -
We plantations whore they cum fruu," romc sad
frankly others said, "iIs to- cold L'yet,' n Ho
aru't uve' g. the doins here, N We Kin 81 along
better down thar whu We kin cut N tote our u'1
wood, 70 raise patch Il corn, m let = hog or Wv
run In the mast, N hcv few his ~ sweet tate y
: MI cil rts 20 their behalf had T. Nc confined 'H
'he s7itins of frcs passage to Nashville for ucm
1ur 'ast inau .urAl " President Lincoln made
strong iup'oss ou IVA taRlsui. TIE BRIrIsu srAN.
nAEp sfeA.sn 4 "a aa abe most rtmart Nble thing
o, TO sort ever IruuDuuHsi hr ruv President OF
te tnitci Natos r .fn tho Nf,t dNv unit now, Is
Alpha aud ita pmoga is 4 mighty q H. Ao God oi
J slice and tho Fat or o' uo.c.ee, Who IL working
ot the rurrH.0s - h's love ia Invested with
dignity and pnihos, whtchhNh u high abovs ev,ry.
tlny 4 tLo Niud, who her ip tlc Oi Word os
th' New. Ito whole T. ~ fut1 us 10 mind . ihs
est mon ~ THO I'm dsh Commonwealth g. ere is
IA iAcL much of ,ho old ptovt'i ahoutn."
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THE ASSASSINATION.
Arrest OF Junius Brutu- booth

Philadelphia, AprI 20. Junu. Brutus Booth
v@ arrested in this city at elsht o'clock ,hl,
ing, and taken to Washington, uhero he Is now con-
hnei In die Old Capitol rriron. II understood that
hin arrest caused su'pciou ot his knowledge of
tho intention OF the brother to ~sasinaD President
Lincoln, bsod upon hi. letter to wilkes Published
In yesterday mornings Paper regarding Richmond
and oil.
Tho letter referred 10 above, was written from
Cincinnati lust after the fall Of Richmond and vas
,irned simply June" II Toke "a signincant way
Of the oil business adyisinr i. Nikes Both 20 Telin-
quish It nov, for since Richmond WAS tAkcn It could
be no longer profitable. po-tscript In f,1niu Inc
hand vn added, giving Booth the same advice In n
somewhat earnest manner. II susIected BY some
that the oil business" mentioned In the letter vas
but cover for the more desperate enterprise which
Booth had In handl
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND TnE VICINITY.

Ts Tur OLD pAru-The Citizens Of Nov
which have been amost entirely susronded since the
death u President Lincoln, and IN every stf-t tho
stores GRO Scl paTonizrd. The theatres and Ythrr
places OF unll.on M Nriu upcuri last evening" aHI
ecula .onlycd
IiT t1rr HALb yesterlav rcsuu . : tl,.
what IT, ordinary appearance. lAe ,a.,Atu. IA
not been removed, but viii no Goul, 'r .u -AJ.
large numtcr OF persons heretofore uua7ir Goo ONT ins
yoV Of the decorations OF mourning in .' '9v'in7r'
Room ind the dome OF the hudir 5000 enabled m
10 ytstsTday. Tho steps Of IN, long sprs. sn-csse
leading to the douo are i,ltsh'd somcuhat 18th the
tramp Of the imu,turc uumloJ OF ro9ie v ViSited
all that remained o, To- l.mentod f'e''nont. 1ha
various CRY end Ca.ay uHc' and bureau. s,s
again open 10 the pablo fr .he tr'qsaetou OF busl.
uess.
GoLD. ut the E.oriu., Exchange, opened a.
15JI, sut foi down, eHrr cals n 1924 Al vnigh
fruro it closet alo,t' yOfy active aud frm.
Tur yesterday was Tho warme,t
d,,aru have l4I th.- car, aud BroAway vas qui,a
alI,e With Lttcs, vho vcro out shopping IN light
,lohiur. Oycrc.Ats we're altogether d..ponsed with.
The Thermometer, at noon stood a " In tho shade
A IISCoLS MoNuMENr.-Thc Committee
spron'ed to collect subscriptions towards raising
monument to tLe memory o. PRECEDENT Line .ln A.ve
decided 10 limit the -amc 10 one lols each in rder
tnat the poor well AZ tho rich may have an opror.
unity show thsir respect tor tho ill.riols !o,d
subscTlpion liss are orn A. the SrN cOuneI ani az
Continued on ths lAE payi,
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From Mexico.
Operations of Cortiua. Against tho Iupo
rial Forces.

News by way Of Matsmoros and Hayana o. 10 the
effect that Corinas had declared araiu. the Empire
and va pttp,riuf IN attack Geuorul NcHa Who ia in
hstAmors With division Of about four or Eve thcus-
and men According to verbal information, Cortl-
nA', AZ sst accounts, either Al Rtcja ,tha: is ~
the mouth oi the Rio Granic, aud hsd throva - .u-
renchmcut',, or NJ an intermediate poin, on the
rosi, between Monterey and Ma,amorss In either
ense, Ne Ia cut Of from s communication -iih the
interior, and receive r'iniorccia,uts Ic ~
probably surtender to Cortinn or ratr,at through tho
Iamaulipns rnngr, where hsVill 10 ircessgurf cv-
rsed to the aitak- ofg-erilla' Bv going 70 puiras
Ncouas starvation and tho Indian. starc him in the
face N,tiiur - said Of the canso uf torinars uucN-
Tc,'cl Proclamation. When Cortinas siru.d his
isnou- protest II adhtsi1u 'o tho Emperor he
bad only Eve hundred or slI hundred men under
his command N,iis three tn,Y.aad Since thsu
things have changed materiar Moiia having only
I've hundred, and Cortiugs ur tlN tl,ufini OF the
forces OF the state ~ rnusue. dc5 h. comm ,ni,
shicb he has ounniney hroulht togctlcr AUG
mcutinf them with ms Tea lss a0s, and conhdins ~
the irrrsihili'v OF his ndv,r-sr,s ur-cue aid ,s
marched on hun and viii prohah', conquer. u ha
succ,cls. and ti" Republican tl,. s.aiu waves over
hNhnore., the result will be- " no litlc importance
h. the cause of .fuaftl
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60 Owed tho following
,u,..,.,.. r... .,...
80 '' % "''" '','-' N"' NNE''i
49,. h,'-'HI. I".I flI'
'ii " .'..'.' -f.ii' Ice ls"''
stK:-In ny l-st di-pat,h oi the l2th instant, had
a., -. D.. l,c,-., ,b. ii.,,,,,.,,,, Ala. ,,,o-ot
N'' H'"'' !" ''"'''. va. '''', '' '''' '''''''
drau7er ana ~sHf has demanded the uncoudltipnsi
,,,r,,,der of tha,fr .f Mobile v.r ot1,cfs i,toiId
., 49,, t. ... -
Nv ''l"fh 'iNNFI 'i' I 'f WIN H'' ~ 'n'
Mayo- and other aut r - ncar tho cufr tncc 10 the
80 , 49,, ,.... .r.,.i, q. b.. ,l, ,,,,, ttof., ,.
wy unN wv l'"''. a. - '' Wv '' ''' '''o
the AaNoi alI'-s'd the l""'' .it ''I Lhl'nloh
uYrrr Anvil It --'s
GtsrtrvY.. h,vetl. l.ur. fog# #kurw.,ds, tho
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From Havana,


\ letter csted At Havana, Ap.Il -, says Tile
arrival yesterday afternoon ot the steamer Liberty,
and tho ~ 'I and unexpected intelligence Of tho
essa,ination Of p7r'jd,n Lincoln and the attempted
Gssas .inations Of Secretary seTard and HE son,
caused great deal Of erciGemen. Tie intollirsncc
cau,od feelings OF the deepest sorrow in the hearts Of
all Americans, but many N the secesslouists, It wa
evident, secretly reioced vhist others did openly
To-day tho American Consulate displays the stars
snd hIlDeS St lAli-W4sL AM most VI tle AHe nc an
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North Carolina.
sLermsp,. soldier. E1pccting TurIoush..

Nsubsrn, y q, 4 pril 2l.-The Raleigh sTASpALp
and the RAleish PEooEEsN which arc rtill con.
Quoted by their former editors, appear in mourning
and paw touching tributes to the memory Of the de-
parted President Gen. shermAn's army Ia quietly
oAmped few miles Wet Of k'!cirh waiting the re-
suit Of the terms offered by the rebel authorities to
Gen. shermsn, which have been sent to Washington
for ratification. Most oi Ger. Shcnnan's army eN-
pccted be mustered Of the fervico shortly, 10
eceive iurloueh 80 home Ani remain there until
they are wanted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-27

R1ris,tsT, y. -, prii .a.- A lar.c ent Isss-
tic ncaunr was Lc!i st the city Hall ;o-ullht, to
tlka action up,n the passase Of the iii 10 iucrctsc
vay afo- upon The Ncw York Central Rsilropd Rp-o-
utlo., wc paced by acclausiion unust the action
ol tle Log.rA'urr 1ut urlln' mo Governor % veto
the h.N. Committee was appointed 10 wall uf,u
the Govrgnor inform him of thr acton NJ me iuCt l.
iu- End Io Ic-t hin 70 veto the 30. Tie ull p-r-
Ilt- ,hr Conn any 10 Increase tAeir way fare hat
cent lsT mile.
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CONDITION or TIE sEwARp,s.

Washington, 4 prii 90 o'clock, r. N.-Hon. r.
N. Stanfon,-sT.--I have the honor to report that
the Secretary Of State rode ont to-day and bene-
fitted by it. Frederick seward ia ganns strength a.
rapidly a. Ia desirshlo. Nory respectfully
j. X. BARSFs, Surgeon General.
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shipping In the haIbor have also their color. a. h1lf
mast new use has been titrycso' iu- blockade
Tnuers. There II iuforua alton that thc itlfr iran
slave trade.
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The Capture Of Mobile.
OmciaI Account Of the Occupation.


Washington 4 Yrii -G.-- The Saw Department has
90 Owed the following
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-03-01
REGISTERS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby gwen that the iuiloWiC9
accounts have been passed and filed IN the
Registers Office at Ebensburg, and will be
presented to the Orphans Court of Cambria
County. for confirmation and allowance, on
Monday the sixth day of March, next to
wit :
Tho first account of Jacob Levergood, Ex-
ecutor Of Peter Levergood, Esq, late Of
JuhnstOwn, decd.
The account of G. 3. Ellis, guardian Of
Mary McDowell, minor child Of Robert
Mcdowell, late Of Johnstown, dec'G.
Tie account OF Elizabeth O'Harra, Admin
istratrix. and John O'Harra. Administers
tor of David O'Hara, late of Munster
township, deed.
TIE account of John Buck. Esq. trustee for
the sale of the real estate OF David Todd,
j.. late Of Cambria township, decd
TIE first account of Michael Dunnegan. Ad-
miniSirator Cf the estate uf Philip Smith,
= late of Allegheny township. deed.
The second and final account of William
Kiitel Administrator of the estate OF
Andrew Todd, late OF Cambria county,
decd
The account of VIM Kittell, A3mr', Of the
estate of Charles d. Murray late of the
Borough Of Ebenshurg. decd,
Tie account of Wm. Klttell, Admr, OF the
estate of Eliza O'Dnnn late Of Munster
township. Cambria County, decd.
The final account of VIM kittell. survl-
wing. Ext, of the last will and testament
Of Wm. Todd, late of Loretto, Cambria
County, deed.
The account of Wm. Kittell. Admir-, OF the
estate Of John Owens. late of the Bor>
ough of Ebensburg, Cambria Co., dec d.
! The account of Josiah NJ. Chrlstv. Admir-
of the estate Of Demetrius y. Migehan,
decd
The partial account Of Wm. kittcli, Admir-
Of the estate of John Rees. late. of Black
/ lick township. Cambria Co. decd.
/ The first account of Elizabeth While and
! Jacob Stoltz. Adm'rs of the estate of Pc
/ ter While. late of Carroll township, Cam
/ bria Cuuuty, decd.
! The final account Of Wm. Kitteli. surviving
! Admir- Of the estate of Ellen Todd, late
of Lrretto, Cambria Co., deed.
! The fourth account of CatharIne McGlade
! late Catharine Cassidy, Executor OF Lewis
/ Cassidy, decd.
/ The first and final account OF c. L. Pershins
/ Esd. Admir- de bonus non of John Hite
! late of JOl nStown. decd.
/ The third account of Wm. kttell, Adm
of the estate of Roqert Finn, decd.
/ The first and final account of Tobias 1"der
Administrator of the estate of Jacob \ o
der, late of Yoder township, decd.
JAMES GRIFFIN,
Clerk.
Registers Office. Ebensburg,
Feb. 8, 1864, At.